New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
ARMY ORDERS.

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MAJOR EvYLYN GARRETT chief commits;
sarv Of Subsistence Tnited states Volunteers vii
proceed Tampa Fla. for Assignment 10 H r vh
The staff q a d'vision commander IN The fo"r'h
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eTaI ar hoadGuarters. Department ST the East ,,
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for da nen s Acting G1 Assisian ard
Acting Commissary ~ Subsistence IN connection
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master t-nited States volnntefrs lie relieved from
mn2d,ne }'s p@par,nSn Of The East for
signment to duty NTH station II ad,i ANY
ravmasfer i'n,ted states Volunteers. will proceed
to Fort Delaware. Del. and pay me troops
*' FRET II HENRY. G. HODGES.
20 Infanr IS r'ay@d d r1m r rGr, =, r Fot
William ! &sELL. c:d infantry. from duty
1IFFarjfFNANr CAMPBELL. uron being thus re-
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say ot subs sten'". United states Nonnfeers vi
assienmen- to dntv a. chief Commissarv Of Sub
sistsnco on the staff Of = division commander IN
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aS se1 him 10 acesPt the Commission os ea,eDan
colonel ~ M1s,1Ghq'@ts yoH9,tG,I ..,ar
Adin'an. .Gtners J'mited states Volunteers viii re-
PORT 10 Malor-General JAMES II WILSON. Tinted
, ,Sn a TO- it9n az the 3, Arr
Second ieutcnant JOHNSON HAGOOD If Isl
Artillery will proceed TO Newporr News. Va.
for appoint nrnt and dug aide-de-canp 10 Brig
adier-Grneral HENRY " DrFFTELp United
States Volunteers.
terniasicr United safes Volunteers. will proceed
to camp Axer Falls church Va for
assignment 20 duty a. Assistant Quartermaster
Second Lieutenant FRANK n MARTIN. - Reg
irent Volunteer Engineers Will proceed 20 Mobile.
Ala FOR assignment and duty "a aide -de-camp
Second Lieu'~nant JAMES A. LYNCH. 18Th In
fantrv VIII report Lieutenant Colonel MICHAEL.
examination as 10 his fines. for promotion
The resignation by captain EptSNUS VI
WEAVER jr uni''d States ARTILLERY artillery
ARM. NJ HE commission as Captain ard Assistanf
Adiufant-(ieneral - Volunteers. only. has heen ac
ccptod ty mo President
\ hoard 81 otticer' - consist ~ Colonel DUNCAN
y HOOD 81 United States Volunteer Infantry
and Captain FRANK H. EDMuNDS. lst Infantry
< appointed ~ New Orleans FOR the
animation OF applicants n. commits sions in the "a
United States Volunteer Infantry
The extension OF lsav" ~ absence granted zap
tain JOHN MA WEBSTER. 22d Infantry. is still
further extended four months. on account OF dis
ability
Major JOSEPH GIRARD surgeon Is detailed
as member of the examining board appointed 10
meet a. Fort LeavAnworth. Kansas. vice Major
JCNICS l.. POWELL. surgeon. who IS hereby re-
lievcd
Second Lieutenant JOHN ". l. PHILLIPS. llth
Infantry will report 10 aior CAMILLE {. {.
CARR. sth Cavalry. at Fort Leaven worth. Kansas.
Lieutenant Colonel EDMUND RICE. Inspector
General. United States Volunteers. will report to
the Major-General commanding the Army. FOR as
signment 10 duty.