The times., 1898-12-21
Late Army Orders.

| The following army orders were is
sued at the War Department yesterday:
Major Daniel W. Arnold, Major Frank NJ
| Hammond. and Lieut.. Walter c. Babcock are aP-
| poinied as a board of survey to meet at the
War Department for the purpose of aseertsiuins
the facts of the disappearance of certain articles
| from the Office OF Major George ". Moses, ad
dtional paymaster, L. S. Volunteers.
The following named officers are relieved from
| duty at the John Blair Gibbs Hospital, Lexing.
ton, Ky, and will proceed without delay to join
their regiment First Lieut.. Frank p. T. Logan,
| Eighth Massachusetts, Volunteer Infantry; Firs;
Lieut. Augustus G. Reynolds, Eighth Massachu-
setts Volunteer Infantry.
Major Daniel NJ. Appel, surgeon, L. $. army,
Is relieved from further duty in New York City,
n. Y. and will proceed to Savannah. Ca. for
duty pertaining TO the supervision of the con-
struction Of the general hospital at that place.
and he is assigned to the command of that
hospital upon its completion
Capt Frederick II. Z. Ebstein Twenty.irst L.
$. lnfartry, viii proceed 10 Albany, \. Y. and
report in person 10 Major Ira Quinby. First L. 5.
Infantry.
Capt Frederick " Page, assistant adjutaut
general. L. :. Volunteers. is assigned assistant
sdiutaEt general of the First Brigade, First Di-
vision, Seventh Army Corps. ard will report in
person to the commanding general OF that bri-
gade upon its arrival in Cuba
Major Henry T. Allen assistant adjutant gen.
eral, L. s Volunteers will proceed TO Atlanta
Ca. and report to the commanding general, De-
partment Of the Gull, for temporary duty as ad-
iutant general.
First Lieut.. Melvin W. Rowell. Fifth L. s.
Calvary, will assume the duties of chief muster
ing officer for the State of Ohio.
Capt. Benismnn johnson. assistan. quartermas-
ter. Y. S. Volunteers. having reported at Savan-
nah, Ga, will proceed to New York City, n. Y.
and join the .. S. transport Manitoba at that
place. TO temporarily relieve Capt Homer +.
Aspinwall, assistant quartermaster, L. S. yoiun-
teers. Capt. AspinwaIl. when relieved by Capt
johnson, will proceed to this city.
Brig. Gen. Henry V. Boyrton, L. S yolun.
Park. Ga. ' vas '''' - -'' N''''- 81
The following named officers are relieved from
duty as aides-de-camp on the staff of Brig. Gen.
Lloyd Wheaton, U. s Volunteers: First Lieut..
Frank D. Webster. Twentieth U. S. Infantry;
Second Lieut. Charles R. Rowland, Twentieth l..
s. Infantry.
Capt George II. Patten, Fourteenth U. s. In
fantTy, win proceed to Fort Leavenworth. Kan,
and report in person to the commanding officer
Twentieth L. s. Infantry.
Brig. Gen. John F. Weston, L. s. Volunteers
will return to New York City, n. Y.
Second Lieut.. Morton F. Smith. Twentieth
U. S. Infantry. is relieved from duty Is aide-de-
8 Volunteers.
Lieut.. Col. William P. Hall, assistant adjuta1st
general, is relieved from duty in the Department
Of the Gull, and will proceed to San Juan, Porto
Rico, and report in person to the commanding
general, Department Of Porto Rico, for duty
as adiutant general of that department
Lieut.. Col. William V: Richards, assistant
adjutsnt general, U. 8. Volunteers is relieved
from duty in the Department OF Porto Rico,
and will proceed TO Havana, Cuba, and report
in person to the commanding general, Division
Of Cuba, for duty as adjutant general OF that
division.
The following named officers have been granted
leaves of absence: Major II. B. Townsend, Capt
8. I. Woodward, Capt. J. R. Newman, Capt
O. b. Hardin, Lieut.. T. N. Niven, Lieut. ]. d.
Rooney, Lieut.. r. +. Dukes. Lieut. L. V. Hub
bard and Lieut.. 7. NJ Corcoran.
The following named officers have been granted
honorable discharges: Major Benjamin Alvord,
Lieut.. Horace N. Patton, Lieut.. Cyrenus c. Ben.
nett, Major D. F. Powell, Major j. A. Irons, and
Lieut.. ]. c. Mutt.