The evening times., 1898-06-02
ARMY ORDERS.

The following Army or1,rs have been
issued:
The following officers .ill report to Col.
Edwin V. Summer, Seventh Cavalry.
president of the examining board, meet
at Denver, Col, for examination for pro-
motion. and, upon the conclusion Of the'r
examination. Will return to their sta
tons: Capt. Henry c. Ward. Sixteenth
Infantry; Capt. Stephen r. Stafford, FIJI
teenth Infantry.
First Lieut. Mangus o. Hollis. Fourth
Infantry. will report to Col John II.
Page. Third Infantry. president of the ex-
anining board appointed to meet at No
bile, Ala. for examination for promotion.
Second Lieut.. John F. Preston, 1r.,
Sixteenth Infantry, will report to Col.
John n. Andrews. Twelfth Infantry, pres
ident of the examining board appointed
to meet at Tampa. Fla, for examination
for promotion.
Second Lieut.. Hanson f. Ely. Twenty
second Infantry. is detailed for duty as
assistant mastering officers for Iowa Vol
unteers, and will report to Capt. j. A.
Olinsted. Ninth Cavalry, mastering off,
Ger. at Des Moines. Iowa. for duty.
Capt. Samuel NJ. Swigert, Second Cav
airy. having completed his duties as mus
ter!rg officer at the State fair ground.
near ST. Paul, Mimi. will return to his
pToptT at NY
Acting Assistant Surgeon A. II. Mann.
United States Army. will proceed from
Springfield, ILL.,. to Key West. Fla, and
report for duty, to Major William r.
Hall. surgeon, in charge Of the General
Hospital at that place.
Private Martin Madison, Company E,
First South Dakota Volunteer Infantry,
now supposed to be at San Francisco,
Cal. having enlisted under false pre-
lenses. will be discharged from the serv-
Ice OF the United States.
Sergeant William c. Kimball Company
d. Second Georgia Volunteer Infantry.
now at Tampa. Fla. having enlisted un-
der false pretenses. will be discharged
from the service of the United States.
Private John ]. Engert. Company H.
Seventh Infantry. now in confinement at
Fort Warren. Mass. who deserted March
T. lSss and surrendered May 5. 1898, is re-
stored to duty without trial. upon condi-
ton that he make good the time lost by
desertion. He will be sent to the station
of his regiment. Tampa. Fla.
The following transfers of enlisted men
are made: Private Hugh Connor, Compa-
ny F. Eleventh Infantry. now at Mobile
Ala. to Troop B, Second Cavalry. at that
place. Private George Feldon. Company
F, Fourth Infantry. now at Tampa Fla,
to Company d, Tenth Infantry. at that
place.
By direction of the Secretary of War. so
much of special orders, April 5. 1898 as re-
lates to the following-named officers, is
amended as follows:
First Lieut.. Peter E. Traub. First Cav
airy. is relieved at his own request, from
duty at the United States Military Acad-
emy, West Point. New York. to take eff
feet upon the receipt of this order by the
superintendent of the Academy. instead
of August 13. 1898.
First Lieut. William Weigel, Eleventh
Infantry. is so relieved to take effect up-
on the completion of his subsistence and
quartermaster's duties. instead of June
Is. 1893
Private Harvey Smelling. Company F.
Third Virginia Volunteer Infantry, now
at Camp Lee. Richmond. Va. having en-
listed under false pretenses. will be dis
charged from the service of the United
States.
Private Hugh Brady. Company B,
Twentieth Infantry, now at camp near
Mobile, Ala, is transferred to Company
H. Third Infantry.
The following enlisted men will be dis
charged without honor from the service
of the United States:
Private William l.. Hudson Light Bat
terry 6. Sixth Artillery. Fort Myer Va.
Private Paul K. Maxwell. Company D..
Fourth Infantry. Tampa. Fla
Private William Riley, Battery l.
Fourth Artillery. Fort Mott, N. ].
The following transfers are made in
the Twenty-fourth Infantry:
First Lieut.. William Black, from Com
pany H to Company L.
First Lieut.. George 8. Cartwright. from
Company L to Company H
Second Lieut.. Frank o. Brooks, Com