Evening star., 1898-09-26
LATE ARMY ORDERS.
announcements by the War Depart
ment of General Interest.

tlllery, as his assistant
The following named officers are relieved
from duty with the 9th Army Corps and
will proceed to Camp Meade. Middietown.
Pa. for assignment to duty: Maj. Philip
Reade, inspector general United States
Volunteers; Maj. Alfred c. Sharpe. assist
ant adjutant general, United States Eo!un-
teers; Maj. George II. Sands. engineer Off
Ger, United States Volunteers.
Capt. Lucien q. Berry, assistant adjutant
general, United States Volunteers, IS re-
lieved from duty on the staff of Brig. Gen.
George A. Garretson, United States Nolun-
teers, and will proceed to Camp Meade,
Mfddletown. Pa, for duty.
Lieut.. Col. Joseph H. Dorst assistant ad-
Jutant general, United States Volunteers. is
relieved from duty with the 5tn Army
Corps and will proceed to Jacksonville. Fla,
for duty.
First Lieut.. Mark L. Hersey. 18th Infan-
try, Is relieved from further Guty at Har-
ward University, Cambridge. Mass.
Capt. Edwin b. Babbitt. ordnance depart
ment will proceed to New York arsenal
duty.
Capt. Robert P. P. Wainwright. 1st United
states Cavalry, has been appointed chief
mastering officer for the state of Illinois.
with the following assistants: First Lieut..
george Z. French, +th United States In
fantry; First Lieut.. Frederick V. Krueg
21th United States Infantry: First Lieut..
Milton +. Davis, LIST United States Cavalry:
second Lieut.. Edward S. Walton. 18Th
United States Infantry; Second Lieut. Hal
stead Dorey, 4th United States Infantry
Maj Gen. Samuel S. Sumner, United
States Volunteers, has been appointed chief
mastering officer for the state Of Pennsyl-
NanIa, I3ilI, with the following assistants: Maj.
Nilnam A. Thompson, 21 United States
SaNalry; Capt. Frederick Fuger 18th United
states Artillery: Capt. Edgar W. Howe,
18th United States Infantry
second Lieut. George W. Clodwick, 2o3d
New York Volunteer Infantry. having ten
charged.
The following named officers Of the 1st
New York Volunteer Infantry. having ten
dered their designations, are honorably dis
and David Terry
Second Lieut.. r. L. Bates, Sd Georgia
Noiunteer infantry. having rendered his
resignation, is honorably DISCHARGED
First Lieut.. George T. Ianrbornp 7st
Shlted States Cavalry, is relieved from
duty as aid to Brig. Gen. George A. car
ietson, United States Volunteers. and " i'll
JCin his regiment.
Capt Clifton L. Fento, ae-is.,,. o,,,
termaster United States Volunteers. is an
pointed acting cOmmissary of subsistence
on the quartermaster's steamer Mohawk
Acting Assistant Surgeon William G.
Young is relieved from duty at Cbicka-
mausa Park, Ga, and will proceed to
Ponce, Porto Rico.
Second Lieut.. James P. Drouilla~d. 9Th In
>, W III proceed 10 Fort Thomas
The leave Of absence heretofora frran+ad
Flrst Lieut.. David ]. Baker, jr.. 10Th IN
lantry Is extended two months on account
of sickness. '-''
Lieut. Harry E. Smith, 1st United States
artillery. will join his battery at Fort Bar
rancas, Florida. -'4
Maj. james B. Aleshire. oua-terrnastar
onteI States Volunteers. is appointed a
special inspector to inspect public anfr1a *
reported as uEseTviceable ar E'ort cbsri.
ual, Ill, and other places
second Lieut.. George NJ. Wright. sto Ohio
volunteer infantry, is relieved from duty
az ditr tld 70 brlg' Gen George 4. Garretson,
cnted States volunteers, and ordered To
Joln his regiment for muster out
SECOND Lieut.. William Rely, ir., ID TTni-
yea yea states cavalry. now in Porto Rico will
ment to duty at the academy.
Maj. Frank Boyd, surgeon 3d 15an+,,ol,,
Eoluhteef infantry. is relieved from rnr
Nry Me- duty with with steamship Panama, now at
NSWport News, and will join mis- reeiroc,,t
Capt. Samuel A Smoke. assistant nISdr-
leIihaster' United States Volunteers win
proceed to Knoxville, Tenn. for duty' VIII
trLl,s l1leutenant b. H Wells. 18th Infantry
Ctah, TO duty in the Philippine Islands
colonel A. B. Carey, assistant naI-rnasta.
general from St. Paul to Chicago ActIrg
4ssIStaht surgeon James Carroll from
NJ e;ar am 'oII' - c. to Chickamauga. Ga.
10 camp Wikoff, Montauk POINT Major
II II: ~. Fry, brigade surgeon. from CaIo+
MlkoH to Jacksonville, Fla. Lieutenant
GeoIsS montgomery, ordnance department
nom Sandy Hook, " j. to Alliance IrLi
L-eutehants J. d. Leitch and n r. NeIsnU
-ftn infantry. from Fort Slocum n v
TO Fort Douglass, Utah. Acting Assis+a,,t
surgeon 3 NJ. Gonzales, from Camp WilSorf
TO Ponce, z. r. Capt w p NilIisns O.
sistant quartermaster, to the steamer GbcS-
ter, relieving Major Wm Williams Naior
). b. Guthrie 18th Infantry, to eyamina-
tloh LOT promotion. Acting Assistant Sur
geon Baen Street, from Camp Hobson. Ca
TO Lexington, Ky. Captain William Sta,1'
ton, 9TH Cavalry. to examination for pro-
motion Acting Assistant Surgeon r. 7
Jones, from this city to Ponce. p r Act
ing ing ASSISTANT Surgeon F. E. Holiday from
TINS city to Lexington, KY. Captain j
A. Baldwin, 9th Infantry, from duty with
the National Guard of Arizona to Madison
barracks. New York. Captain ]. r
Clarke, assistant surgeon, to Madison bar
assistant surgeon, from Admission. Ala. to
Fort Niagara, n. Y. Captain J. C San
ford, Corps of Engineers. to Sioux CITY
Iowa Major w. w. Harps, engineer Off
Ger, =: 5: " to Portland. Ore. Post
Chaplain c. C. Bateman, to Fort sherman
Idaho Acting Assistant Surgeons F. M
Barney, Robert Boyd. s. W. Perry, w. g
Young and E. L. Griffin. to Pert Ponce, P
K. Major c. c. Snifiin. paymaster. from
Atlanta, Ga. TO Denver. Col. Captain
H. b. Chamberlain, assistant quartermas-
ter, to Admission, Ala. Major Z. T. Com
eggs. surgeon, to Atlanta, Ga.
The following named officers of the vol
unteer army have been honorably dis
charged, their services being no longer
needed: Captain Albert Gilbert. jr., assist
ant quartermaster; Major ]. N Longneck-
er. additional paymester; Captain Ross
Matthews, assistant quartermaster: Major
G. \. Smith, brigade surgeon; Captain ".
w. Staphan, commissary of subsistence.
The following named officers having re-
signed, have been honorably discharged;
Lieutenant w. f. TerriDerry, assistant sur
geon, I'd New Jersey Infantry; Chaplain b.
w. Arnett, jr., Sth United States Volun-
teer Infantry; Captain John Kelly. lst
Rhode Islard Infantry; Chaplain c. II.
Hanks 10th Ohio Infantry: Lieutenant r,
B. Woodford, Sth United States Volunteer
Infantry; Lieutenant ]. @. Tilson, 9th Vol
unteer Infantry.
Brigadier General E. II. Liscum. L. S. V.
has been granted one months extension of
leave of absence
A board of officers, of which Colonel II.
H. c. Dunwoody of the Signal Corps is
president, has been ordered to meet at the
War Department for the examination of
Captain James Allen, Signal Corps. for
promotion.
Brigadier General w. F. Randolph. L.