The evening times., 1898-07-28
ARMY ORDERS.

| Acting Assistant Surgeon J. H. Mitnick. L. S
Army will proceed from Baltimore. Nd, tc
Tampa. Fla. and report to Major General Cop
pnger. commanding Fourth Army Corps for a;
signment to duty.
Acting Assistant Surgeon John r. Hicks U.
$. Army, will proceed from this city to New
assistant quartermaster general, depot quarter
master, for duty medical officer on the IT, S.
transport Manitoba at that place.
Acting Assistant Surgeon George Maurer. L. S.
Army, will proceed from New York city, y. Y.
and report to Col. Kimball, assistant quarter.
master general. depot quartermaster for duty as
medical officer on the U. s. transport Mime
waska. now at that place.
Acting Assistant Surgeon PeIceval S. Rossiter,
Z. S. Army. will proceed from Denver, Col. TO
Jacksonville. Fla, and report to Major General
Lee for assignment to duty.
Lieut.. Col. Edward E. Dravo, chief commissar,
Of subsistence, L. s. Volunteers chief commits
sary. Department of the Gulf, will proceed to
Washington, and report to the commissary gen.
eral of subsistence for consultation.
Capt. Jefferson d. Poindexter assistant Sur
geon. L. 5. Army. is relieved from duty in New
York city. n Y. and will proceed to Tampa.
commanding Fourth Army Corps, for as,ignmsn.
10 duty.
Lieut.. Col. Joseph T. Haskell Seventeenth In
fantry, now at Fort Monroe. Va. will proceed
to his home. and, upon his arrival there. report
by letter to the adjutant general of the army
and await orders.
Leave Of absence for twenty days on account
VI j, granted second Lieut.. Henry is.
Allen. Second Regiment L. s. Volunteer In
faEtry-
Leave of absence for enc month on account
OF sickness is granted Major Mott Hooton, Twenty
fifth Infantry.
First Lieut.. Selah R. H. Thompkins, Seventh
Cavalry. having completed the duty as; gned him
in connection with the muster into service of u
:. Volunteers from Oklahoma, l. t. will proceed
to join his proper station.
Capt. Nathaniel T. Messer commissary of sub
slstence, I. S: Volunteers, recently appointed
will join the L. s. s. scandia at San Francisco.
Cal, and assume duty, under instructions from
the commssary general of subsistence and the
quartermaster general. U. S. Army, as conmissary
OF subsistence and acting assistant qua termaster
on said steamer.
The following named officers. having rendered
their designations, honorably discharged from
the service: Chaplain Joseph +. Hartman, Fifth
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry; First Lieut. Ed
ward N. Gross, Seventh Ohio Volunteer Infantry
on account of physical disability: First Lieut.
George d. Waldron. adjutant. First New Hamp-
shire Volunteer Infantry; Second Lieut. Ralph W.
Helms, Fourteenth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry;
First Lieut.. John G. Talbot, First Illinois Vol
unteer Cavalry.
Capt. J. Walker Benet. Ordnance Department.
is relieved from duty at the Bethlehem Iron
Works and assigned to duty as inspector of O d.
nance at the works of the Lake Erie Engineering
Company, with station at Buffalo. n. Y.
Additional Second Lieut.. Frederick A. Altsta,t.
ter, Cops OF Engineers. is relieved from duty un-
der the immediate orders of Major Quinn, Corps
Of Engineers, at New Orleans La, and will pro-
ceed to Philadelphia and report to Lieut.. Col
Charles W. Raymond. Corps of Engineers, for
duty under his immediate orders
Major Medad C. Martin. qua: termaster U. s.
Volunteers, will, until further orders. make one
visit daily from this city to Dunn Loring va
and return, in the performance ct his official bus
ness.
Capt. Jesse NJ. Baker. assistant quartermaster