New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
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cap,oin JERRY c. SOUTH "a Arkansas Volunteer IN
fantry ,..,...-
Second Lieutenant H A LETT I'D Kansas volunteer
Major SALEM HEI1.MAN. surgeon. 18th Pennsylvania
r,-., 1,sy,cnant ERNEST s. OIMsTEAD. battalion ad-
! tutant. 49th Iowa Infantry
Second Lieutenant PAUL D. MILLS an Penmsysr A ma
infantry VIII proceed to Philadelphia for muster OUT
Firs. Lieutenant W wooDRlNG tah Iowa lnldnr
| depot quartermaster. at Savannah. Ga. for duty
The following officers are honorably discharged
| TO take effect this date:
| CAPTAIN w F. HOPKINS. I'd Mississippi infantry
FIRST Lieutenant f. 1. ABORTION. assistant surgeon
CAPTAIN WILLIAM GADsBY. "a oregon Infantry
Upon Of Military sosrd Tap' Am
| fantry is DISCHARGED. OF this date. with ono
months pay and allowances
vii, report to tho Examining Board meet at Hunts
VIE Ala. for examination for promotion
Major WALLACE NEFF brigade surgeon is honoraoiy
discharged. TO take effect January D.
Acting Assistant Surgeon b MILLHoFF will proceed
o of MaS washns,o ono Barracts for
Colonel HENRY H. c DUNwoODY, assistant chief sig
officer will proceed as carly as practicable to ha-
Lieutcnan, Colonel ROBERT CRAIG. signal Corps will
ppG rSve 10 second Lieutenant Waiter l. Clarke voiun
eeT send oo As ,dr Lieutenant Gmty clarke Will
Major HARRY e WILKINS. chief commisssry Of sub
will proceed to w,shnslon ana viii to TepT n
.truct,ons prior TO his assignment TO duty
The following officers are relieved from duty
pertaining to the muster out Of New-York voun-
teers and will join their respective regiments:
Major CHARLES \. COOLIDGE. 18th Infantry.
Major JESSE c. CHANCE. 9th Infantry
First Lieutenant JOHN J. o'CONNELL 21st Infantry.
Captain MARTIN l. HELINGs Signal Corps. will pro
coed 10 Havana for .uty
Captain JAMES {. READ commissarv ~ subsistence IS
assigned duty acting assistant quofternas,er
a S 5afS o his N d@ty peranns
Department that transport. relieving Captain
Arhar Thompson. assistant quartermaster.
vii report to the commanding officer. Washington
Acting Assis,an, surgeon HAROLD W. cowPER will
report 70 the commanding officer Columbus Barracks
Major JOHN c. MUHLENBERG. paynaster. will pro
coed to Richmond and such other points IN Nrgi9ia as
NAV he necessary 10 pay on muster out the "a VT
rnia Infantry.
Major CHARLES E STANTON; additional Pa ,a st
master General Of the Army. IN ms city for IN
cbict aaynas,;1 Department Of California.
Captain HENRY R. STILES assistant gisgon vii pro-
Major EZRA WOODRUFF. surgeon viii proceed to New
H New volunteers is 80 '''''''N
mont will proceed to New-York City and report TO
Board Of officers appointed to meet at the Arlny
Building December consider the question
adoption uniform caliber for small etc. FOR
Ma3o- HENRY :. KILBoURNE. surgeon. will proceed to
Philadelphia business pertaining the transport
service. and thence New York City
First Lieutenant HARRY a SMITH 9th United States
Infantry. will join his regiment
The assignment duty in this city. November Z 1893
o; FIRST Lieutenant PERCINAL G. LOWE, 18th In
fantry. is announced
Captain VIOLA G. TRIMBID LIST Kentucky Infantry viii
proceed lis home. Somerset Ky.
First Lieutenant John l.. sEHON. 2o;h Infantry will
proceed his home and report to the Adjutan-Gen-
eral.
Acknowledged FORREST II. HATHAWAY Quarter
Department. will proceed 10 Tacksonyiila
and such other points may be necessary to lnepect
such unservceable quartermaser's property as NAV
be presented to him at tho points visited under mis-
order
Captain SOLOMON E. SPARROW. 21st Infantry is