The evening times., 1898-07-20
ARMY ORDERS.

| Inc following named audftiOnal paymasters. u
S. Volunteers. are relieved from temporary duty
| in the Office Of the paymaster general Of the
army. and will proceed to Atlanta, Ga. and re-
port TO the chief paymastcr. Department of the
Gulf. and by letter TO the commanding general
of that department: Major BENJAMIN r. Hsvens,
Major John R. Lynch. Major John c. Krsuse.
Major Joseph Z. AaIield. U. s. Volunteer Sig
nal Corps, now on duty with the Signal Corps
Balloon section at Santiago de Cuba. will return
| TO Tampa, Fla. for the purpose of reftting.
Capt. William Larrabee, jr., commissary of
subsistence. L. S. Volunteers, recently appoint, d
troops. at Chicksmauga National Park, ia, for
assignment to duty commissary of subsistence
of the Ligth Artillery Brigade. First Army Corps
The Headquarters Of the Third United States
| Volunteer Engineers will be removed from this
| city to jefferson Barracks, No., not later than
July 20, TO which point Col. David ID. Gallard
and First Lieut.. c. H. Hamilton. adjutant. will
! proceed and take station.
Capt. Charles A. varnum. Seventh Cavalry, will
: report to Lieut.. Col. Edwin b. Atwood, deputy
quartermaster general, chief 9uartermas,er, Dc
ant in the purchase of horses for Troops and
N. Seventh Cavalry.
Col. James ". Moore. assistant qulrtermaster
! general. will proceed TO Boston Mass,-on official
business pertaining to the quartesma.ter's depart
ment. under such instructions as may be COM
municated to him by the quarterrhas.er general
of the army. -s4nsL
Col. Melville A. Cochran. Sixth Infantry. to
proceed via Fort Thomas. Ky.
Sergt. Thomas C. Howe. jr.. Company d,
First South Carolina Volunteer Infantry. now at
I Camp George II. Thomas Ga, Will be sent to
Columbia. $. c., TO report TO the governor of the
:. te to receive commission. 3. So
Private Leroy b. Church. Company II. First
Missouri Volunteer Infantry, now al Camp George
H. Thomas. Ca. Is upon his own application,
transferred to the First Upised States Volunteer
Cavalry. and will be sent 10 the Headquarters of
that regiment. Cuba, via Tampa, Fla, for assign
ment to . troop. sTrrI
Private Zellon D. zediker. Company j. FRS,
Florida Volunteer Infantry. now at Tampa, Fla.
Company F, Second Nebraska Volunteer In
iantry. and will he sent to Camp George II.
Thomss. Ga. .'E
Sergt. William J. Graham and Corp Theodore
S. Pnlver. Company II, Third New forx yolun-
teer Infantry, now at Camp Alger Va, will be
sent 10 Albany. \. Y. TO receive commissions.
seigt Edward E. Merrill. Company A. Nine
teenth Infantry. and Private George W. Harris,
Company X. Eleventh Infantry. now at Tampa.
Fla, are transferred second-class privates to
the Signal Corps They will report for duty
to Major Samuel Rcber, L. S. Volunteer Signal
Corps.
rrIvate Louis steere. Hospital Corps. now sup
posed to be with the detachment of the Hospital
Corps of the Sixteenth Infantry, in Cuba, is
transferred 10 Company T., of that regiment.
Private Jesse N. Baker. Company H. Sixth
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, row at Camp
Alger, Va. will be discharged the service to en-
able him to accept commission
Private Frank W. Hoblitzell. Company ], Fifth
PENNSYLVANIA Volunteer Infantry, at Camp
george H. Ihomas, "a, viii be discharged the
service TO enable him to accept a commission.
Private Patrick Fahey, Company K Fourth
United States Volunteer Infantry, having been
tried and found guilty of violation of the twenty
fourth and sixty-second articles OF war by q
general court martial convened at Fredericksburg
Va, was sentenced 'to be dishonorably dis
charged the service of the United States, for
feiting all pay and allowances and to be confined
at hard labor at such place as the reviewing
authority may direct for the period of five years"
By direction Of the President. the sentence is ap-
proved and will be duly executed at Fort. Co
lumbus. New York harbor. to which place the
prisoner Will be sent under proper guard.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Edward J. Meyer U.
S. Army, will proceed from Charleston. s c. to
" Washington, ID. C., and upon his arrival report
to the acting surgeon general of the army for
duty.
First Lieut.. George Montgomery, Ordnance De-
partment, will make one visit during the month
Of July to the works of Warner & Swasey, Cleve-
land. Ohio. on official business pertaining to the
inspection Of telescope sights in process Of man.
ufacture for the Ordnance Department.
Capt. Philip N. Lydig. commissary Of subsist-
ence. U. 5. Volunteers is relieved from duty
with the Light Artillery Brigade. First Army
Corps. and will proceed. accompanied by his au-
to the commanding general. Department of Cal
ifornia, to accompany the regiment which is to
form the garrison at Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,
as chief and purchasing commissary Of subsist-
Major Edward Martin, brigade surgeon, U. S.
Volunteers. is relieved from duty with the Second
amy SotPSs Will prOceeU 10 tampa, fla.,
and report to the commanding generai,,. Fourth
Army Corps, for assignment to duty.
The following named enlisted men. now at the
stations designated after their respective names,
will be discharged the service. Private Luther. F.
Coins. Company /, First North Carolina Vol
unteer Infantry. Jacksonville, Fla; Private DAN
lei NJ Patterson. Company A, Third Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry, Camp Alger, Va; Private Siias
Campbell. Troop H.. Fifth Cavalry. now at Tam
pa: Fla; Private John Calvin. Company E, Third
Infantry. now in confinement at Fort Smelling
Mimi; Private Walter E. Bowen, Company <,
First Georgia Volunteer Infantry, now at Camp
George H. Thomas. Ca; Private Thomas II. Mize
Company A. Fist Georgia Volunteer Infantry,
now at Camp George H. Thomas, Ca; Private
Volunteer Infantry, now at Camp Alger. Va; Re-
crit Frank ,ia MeCaSe. general service now at
w. having enlisted under false pretenses Private
Carolina Volunteer Infantry, now at Camp Georce
HI H; Thomas Ga; Corp. Robert Kelly. f.. Com
in the First Division Hospital First Army Corps.
Camp lamp George H. Thomas. Ga; Private Edwin |
unteer Infantry. now at Camp Black Hemnstead