The times., 1898-01-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.


The following army and navy orders
were issued yesterday:
| Paymaster's Clerk w. r. Pattison
detailed home; Assistant PaynastaI
w. Littlefield, settle accounts.
| Paynlaster's Clerk G. T. Soutngate
on leave three months from January
| g. Assistant Surgeon T. W. Richards
exam. pro. January Il and detailed to
the New York Navy Yard.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon A. Faren-
holt, detached navy yard, New York
and detailed to Puget Sound naval sta
! tions.
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. w OIL
| colt. detached naval station and de-
| tailed to Mohican.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. G. Leo
pold, detached navy yard, New York,
andn detailed to Mt. Island yard.
Passed Assistant Paymaster W. ].
Littell, leave three months
Paymaster c. w. LittledeId, detached
at Maine, January 81; home, settle ac-
counts and w. o.
Paymaster C. NJ Ray detached TO
Maine January 81
Ensign G. C. Dawson, detached to
Saratoga January L; unexpired leave
revoked
Ensign A. Althouse. detached Mum
hall, Pa, january II. and detailed to
Massachusetts January u.
Ensign T. J. Sem, Br. III. OFF. New
Orleans, January 20; unexpired and
leave revoked
Chaplain Engineer A Hartrath. de-
taehed Independence January 10 and
detailed to Mohican the same day.
Sailman j. Roddy, detached Inde-
pendence January 10 and the same day
detailed to Mohican.
Carpenter B. f. Markham, detached
Independence January 10 and the same
day detailed to Mohican.
Gunner r. Sommers, of the Independ-
ent, has been detailed to the Mohfcan.
Carpenter j. Z. Keen has been de-
tailed to the Naval Academy.
Carpenter J. g. Fletcher has been de-
tailed from the navy yard to Ports
mouth navy yard.
The leave of absence of Ensign T.
Washington, of the Indiana, has been
revoked
Paragraph s, Special Orders. No. 2as.
December Is, 1897, from this Office Re
lating to Private Frederick Doltz Band
First Cavalry. is revoked.
First Sergeant Fred Griffin, Com
pany II, Sixth Infantry, now at Fort
Thomas, Ky, will be discharged the
service of the United States on receipt
OF this order by the commanding officer
of his station
Private William P Heidewald, Troop
D, Second Cavalry, now at Fort Riley,
kas., will be discharged the service of
the United States, under paragraphs
IA and 146 of the Regulations, on jan
uary Is, 1898, by the commanding Of
fcer of his station
Private julius Leuckey, Company z.
Fifth Infantry, now at Fort McPher-
son, Ga, is. upon his own application.
transferred to Troop B, Third Cavalry,
and viii be sent to the station of that
troop, Jefferson Barracks. Missouri
Private William Patton, Company F.
Eighteenth Infantry. now at Fort Sam,
Houston, Texas. will be discharged the
service of the United States on receipt
OF this order by the commanding officer
of his station.
Private Louis o. Smith. Band Fifth
Cavalry. now at Fort Sam Houston
Texas is transferred to Company G.
Eighteenth Infantry, stationed at the |
same post.
Private James W. Thompson. Com |
pany III, Fifteenth Infantry. now at |
Fort Thomas, KY. will be discharged |
without honor from the service of the |
United States on receipt of this order |
by the commanding officer OF that post |
by reason of desertion.
The leave of absence granted Can't |
William o. Owen, Assistant Surgeon. /
n Special Orders, No. los. Decembef. 9,
S9T. Department of the Colorado, is ex-
ended one month. :
Col. Thomas F. Barr, Assistant
Judge Advocate General, is detailed as |
udge-advocate of the general court
martial appointed to meet at Savan-
lah, Ga, by War Department order of
IA 1a, iSI, cd in 1
graph g. Special Orders. No. 2S2. Sc
,ember 2, 1897, from headquarters OF
he army, vice Lieut.. Col. John W.
clous, Deputy Judge Advocated Cen
raj, hereby relieved at his own request |
n account Of sickness.