The evening times., 1898-10-21

proceed to Admission, Ala. and report in
person 10 the commanding officer, Sec
ond United States Infantry, for duty with
that regiment.
Brig. Gen. Henry V. Boynton United
States Volunteers, having completed the
duties for which he was ordered to this
city. Will return to Chickamauga Ma
uonal Park. Ga, and resume his duties
there, and TO enable him TO more advan-
tageously carry out his instructions, he
viii take station in the city of Chatta-
nOoga, Tenn.
Capt. Carroll Mercer, commissary of
subsistence, United States Volunteers.
on expiration Of his present leave of alb
sence will proceed to Camp George G.
Meade. Middletown. Pa. and report in
person 10 the commanding general of the
United States troops at that place for
assignment TO duty as commissary of
subsistence OF brigade in the Second
Army Corps.
First Lieut.. Oliver Edwards. Eleventh
United States Infantry, will proceed to
New York city, and report in person 10
Col Amos 5. kimball, quartermaster' s
department. for special duty
Acting Assistant Surgeon Arlington
Pond. United States Army, will proceed
from Fort Myer 10 Richmond, Va, and
report in person to the chief mastering
officer at that place, for duty pertaining
10 the muster out of the Third Virginia
volunteers. and upon complexion of that
duty will return TO his proper station.
Capt. John McA Webster. Twenty-sec-
ond United States Infantry, now on sick
leave Of absence, is detailed for duty on
the general recruiting service and will
proceed 10 Pittsburg, Pa, and report to
the recruiting officer No. s5I Penn Ave-
nue., for duty at that station.
First Lieut.. John w. Furlong. Sixth
United States Cavalry, now on sick leave
OF absence. will report in person to Major
David J. Craigie Twenty-fifth United
States Infantry, recruiting officer. No
1916 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa, for
assignment TO temporary duty on the
general recruiting service
First Lieut.. Herbert n Royden. Twen-
ty-third United States Infantry, is detail
ed for duty on the general recruiting
service. and will proceed TO Providence
r. J., to take charge of recruiting sta
tion in that city.
The following officers. by direction of
the President are honorably discharged
from the service:
First Lieut.. John H. Gibson. assistant
surgeon, Third United States Volunteer
Engineers
Capt Harvey c. Carbaugh. assistant
adjutant general, United States VoIun-
teers (iirst lieutenant, Fifth United States
Artillery
Capt. William G. Bates. assistant adj
Jutant general United States Volunteers.
capt. Harry S. New, assistant adiutant
general United States Volunteers.
Capt. Robert Dudley Winthrop. COM
missary of subsistence United States
Volunteers.
BY direction of the Secretary of War.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Benjamin H.
hlttrell, United States army. will proceed
from this city to Jacksonville, Fla, and
report in person to the commanding gen.
eral, Seventh Army Corps for assign
ment to duty
First Lieut.. Thomas H. slavens, Fourth
L. 5. Cavalry, will upon his muster out as
major, Third Missouri Volunteers. pro-
ceed to Jacksonville, Fla, and report in
person to Maj. Gen. Francis V. Greene.
u. s. Volunteers, for duty as aide-de-camp
on his staff
BY direction of the Secretary of War.
Capt. Lyman w. V. Kennon. Sixth u.
. Infantry, is assigned to duty. to date
october u, 1898. as chief mastering officer
Tor the State of Ohio with station in CO.
lumbus, and will proceed 10 that point. re-
lieving Capt. Joseph B. Batchelor ir
Iwenty-fourth u S. Infantry, of such
duties. The following assistants
are announced: Capt Joseph B. Bachelor,
1r., Twenty-fourth U. S. Infantry: First
Lieut. Harry r. Lee. Sixth U. S. Infantry:
FIRST Lieut. Melville w. Rowell, Fifth q
>. Cavalry; First Lieut. James j. Horn
brook, Fifth U. S. Cavalry; First Lieut.
David r. Cordray. Seventeenth U. s. In
Iantry; First Lieut. Harrison ]. Price
Iwenty-fourth u. S. Infantry: Second
Lieut.. Charles D. Roberts, Seventeenth u
S. Infantry
Nv dirsotinn af thA Secretary of War