The evening times., 1898-08-20
ARMY ORDERS.

| meet at Camp Alger. va, Dy paragraph
| 80. Special Orders, No. 179, August !,
1898. Is dissolved; and paragraph 81 OF
said order. directing Capt. William P.
| Goodwin. Fourteenth United States In
| fantry TO report for examination by the
| board, is revoked.
| Leave of absence for twenty days on
surgeons certificate disability Is
granted First Lieut.. Henry w. Sprague
United States Volunteer Signal Corps.
| Leave of absence for two months on ac-
count of sickness is granted First Lieut.
| William ]. Lutz. Second Infantry.
First Lieut.. Tracy c. Dickson, Ord
| nance Department, will proceed to the
works of the Garvin Machine Company,
| New York city, on official business per-
| tanning to the inspection Of machines in
| process OF manufacture for the Ordnance
| Department. i-r:
Second Lieut.. Walter T. Bates is trans
| ferred from the Second United States to
| the Seventeenth United States Infantry.
First Lieut.. Lewis 8. Soriey,. Sixteenth
| Infantry, will proceed. upon expiration
| of his present sick leave, TO Montauk
| Point, Long Island, n. T.. and join mis-
regiment.
Major Frederick Won schrader. quar-
| termaster. United States Volunteers.
| will proceed at once from this city to
Mfdletown. Pa. for duty in charge of
receipts and issues Of quartermasters'
| supplies. .--q-
Major Frederick A. Smith, commissary
| of subsistence. United States Volunteers.
recently appointed, will proceed TO Chi
| cago, ILL.,. and report to the commanding
| general. Department Of the Lakes, for
| assignment to duty as CHIEF commissary
| OF that department. to, relieve Major
| oskaloosa N. Smith, commissary Of SUBJ
| sistance. United States army.
First Lieut.. Lewis r. Dennis, Sixth
Regiment, United States Volunteer In
| fantry. having rendered his resignation.
| is, by direction of the President, honor
ably discharged.
Leave of absence for one month on ac-
| count of sickness is granted First Lieut..
| Edwin T. Cole, Sixth Infantry.
Major Gen. Jacob F. Kent, United
States Volunteers. is relieved from duty
with the Fifth Army Corps and will pro
coed TO Jacksonville. Fla. and report to
the commanding general. Seventh Army
Corps
Second Lieut.. Clarence R. Day, Tenth
Cavalry, is transferred to the Seventh
Cavalry. Troop E, and, upon his relief
from recruiting duty at Omaha, Neb., will
proceed to join his troop.
Lieut.. Col. Valery Havard, chief sur
geon, U. S. Volunteers will report in per-
son to the commanding general, Depart
ment of Santiago, for assignment to duty
as chief surgeon of that department.
The resignation of Major Henry d. Fish,
surgeon. Third U. s. Volunteer Cavalry,
has been accepted by the President, to
take effect August Is, 1898.
NJ, Fifth Artillery. now at Tampa, Fla,
will be sent to the headquarters of that
regiment, Fort Wadsworth, N Y.
Second Lieut.. William F. Stewart. jr..
First Artillery, is relieved from further
temporary duty at Fort Monroe, Va, and
will proceed to Key West barracks Fla,
for duty with Battery A of his regiment
Acting Assistant Surgeon George W.
Pattison. U. s. army. will proceed from
Buffalo, N. T., to Fort Myer, Va, and re-
port for duty.
The following g-named officers, having
rendered their designations. are honorably
discharged the service of the United
States, to take effect this date: First
Lieut.. W. E. G. Saunders quartermaster,
Fifty-second Iowa Volunteer Infantry;
First Lieut.. William H. Wilkinson, FIJI
ty-second Iowa Volunteer Infantry; First
Volunteer Infantry: First Lieut.. H. B.
Lewis, Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
Major ]. Estcourt Sawyer quartermas-
ter, U. s. Volunteers, is relieved from
duty at Key West, Fla, and after turn
ing over his accountability 10 the quar-,
termaster at Key West bairacke, will re-
port to the quartermaster general of the
army.
First Lieut.. James H. Bacon, Third U.
S. Volunteer Engineers. viii proceed to
st. Augustine, Fla. and report to Lieut.
Col. William H. H. Benyaurd, Corps of
Engineers. for duty. u c
Second Lieut.. Thomas Talbot, Sixth
Massachusetts, Volunteer Infantry, now in
this city, will report for transportation
on the U. 8. transport OLDHAM to Porto
Rico.
Second Lieut.. B. A. Hayden, Sixth CAL
ifornia Volunteer Infantry, having ten
dered his resignation. is honorably dis
charged.