The times., 1898-07-13
ARMY ORDERS.
The following army orders were posted

AAANhA n OAsO A4tOs
The following army orders were posted
yesterday:
Private Victor Benson. Troop C. New York
Volunteer Cavalry, at Camp Alger, Va, is
transferred to the First U. S. Volunteer Cav
airy. Cuba.
Private Edward A. Peacock, Troop E, Seventh
Cavalry. now at Fort Grant, Arz., is transferred
TO the Third Cavalry, Cuba.
Private Cheever c. Conlee, Third Tennessee
Volunteer Infantry, now in this city, will be
sent 10 the headquarters Of that regiment, Camp
George II. Thomas, Ga.
Private Alex, L. Watson, Battery H, Ohio
Volunteer ARTILLERY. now at Camp George II.
Thomas, Ga. is transferred To the First Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry, at that station
Second Lieut.. William d. Pasco. Third United
States Volunteer Engineers, temporarily on duty
in this city, will proceed to Jefferson Barracks,
Mo-, the rendezvous of his regiment
Under instructions from the President, para
graph Is Special Orders No. III June %, iS9s,
from this Office is amended so as 10 relieve Sec
ond Lieut.. George W. Cole, Seventh Cavalry.
from duty professor of military science and
tactics at the Western Military Academy, Upper
Alton, Ill. when he shall have completed ms
duties pertaining TO the musteT-ln Of Hlionois
; Volunteers and TO direct him TO proceed via
ST Louis, Mo-, with permission TO delay one
day route.
Private Alpha L. Stone, Hospital Corp=, now
at Fort Myer, Va. is transferred 10 Light Bat
tery M, Seventh Artillery. stationed at the
Acting Assistant Surgeon Joseph C..-De Yries,
I L. $. army viii proceedl frhru this city 10
! Chickamauga, Ga, and report 10 Major Edward
/ c. Carter brigade surgeon.
Acting Assistant Surgeons Carl H Andersen
and E. ". Pinkham, L. 6. army, will proceed
| from this city TO Fort Monroe, va, and report
| to Major Calvin De Witt.
Acting Assistant Surgeons julius A. Eseobsr
| and Richard Wilson. L. s army. VIII proceed
from this city 10 Tampa, Fla, and report to the
/ commanding general OF the rtoops at the place.
Lieut. 0rmond ~ Lissak, Ordnance Depart
ment. L. $. army, viii make not TO exceed
| seven trips 10 the works Of the COwdrey Ma
chine Company, Fitchburg. Mass, on official busi-
| ness pertaining 10 the inspection Of pToiectiles
| in process Of manufacture for the Ordnance De
| paTtment
The leave Of absence on surgeons certificate
| of disability, granted Post Chaplain Henry II.
| Hall, L. 5. army, in Special Orders No. y, May
/ 81, 1855, Department Of the Gulf, Is extended
| five months
| Leave Of absence for three months. on sur
! geons certificate of disability, with permission
| to leave the Department of the Gulf. is granted
| First Lieut.. Benjamin NJ. Purs=ell Ninteenth
Acting Assistant Surgeon s Melville Water
| house, L. ;. army, is relieved from duty at
the L. 6 General Hospital. Fort Myer. Va,
/ and will proceed TO Fort Monroe Va, and re
port TO Major Calvin De Witt, surgeon.
| Major Charles E. Ruth. brigade surgeon. L. 5.
Volunteers, will proceed to Chickamauga Park,
| Ca. and report to Maj. Gen. James F. Wade,
| L. 5. Volunteers, commanding Third Army Corps,
| FOR duty
| The following named acting assistant sur
geons, [. s. army, will proceed from the points
! hereinafter designated TO Fort Monroe. Va, and
report TO Major Calvin De Witt, surgeon, l. $
| army, in charge Of l. 5. General Hospital at
| that post, for duty: Acting Assistant Surgeon
John 5. Fogg. from BiddefOrd, Me; Acting As
sistant Surgeon A. W. Williams fgom Gainesville,
Ga.
Acting Assistant Surgeons Charles l. Baker and
| Howard H. Bailey. L. s. army. VIII proceed from
this city to Camp Alger, Falls Church, Va, and
report to the commanding general of the troops
! at that place.
First Lieut. Bailey K Ashford. assistant sur
| geon. L. S army, will proceed to Tampa. Fla.
and report to the commanding general, Fourth
| Second Lieut.. Charles t. Gilbert. Seventh
| Infantry Illinois Volunteers, having rendered
his resignation, is honoraby discharged the
| service OF the United States, TO take effect this
date.
First Lieut. William F. NJ. Rogers L. :.
| Volunteer Signal Corps, will proceed at once TO
| Charleston, s C.. and report to Capt W. II.
| Lamar, T. 5. Volunteer Signal Corps, signal Of
fcer on the staff Of Maj. Gen James II. Wilson,,
| Major Herebrt Katz, chief commissary OF sub
| sistence, L. s. Volunteers, recently appointed.
| will proceed 10 Chickamauga National Park, Ga,
| and report TO the commanding general at that
| place for assignment to duty chief commissary
| Of subsistence the staff of division cCm-
mander in the First Army Corps.
| Capt Sidney T. Stuart, Ordnance Department.
will proceed to the Sandy Hook Proving Ground,
Sandy Hook n. J., official business pertaining
to experiments with gun cotton bursting charge
for siege shells.
Leave of absence for three months, on ac-
count Of disability, is granted First Lieut..
Joseph A. Carr, First L. $. Volunteer Cavalry.
First Lieuts. William W Purnell and Joseph
L. Bell assistant surgeons, Eighth L. 8. Vol
unteer Infantry, will proceed without delay u
Fort Thomas, Ky, and report to the commanding
| officer of their regiment.
| Private Patrick Hatton, Seventy first New
= York Volunteer Infantry. supposed to be al
| Camp Black Hampstead, n. Y, viii be dis
| charged the service of the United States re
ceipt OF this order by the commanding ofice
First Sergt Edward T Newcomb Company 4
| and Corp Michael ]. Reagan, Company b
Columbus, y. Y, will be discharged the servio,
of the United States by the commanding Office
| of that station.
Second Lieut. Lyman NJ Bass. U. s Artillery
| will proceed TO Charleston, s C.. and report t,
the commanding officer of the United States force
| FOR transportation on the steamer Duchesse e
Cuba, and upon his arrival there will report Il
| Brig. Gen. Wallace f. Randolph.
| Private Fred. c. Heitz Company II, Sixty-nintl
New York Volunteer Infantry, now at Tampa
Fla, is transferred to the. seven,y-frst New
| York Volunteer Infantry, Cuba
Private William A. II. Ely, Company c, Sew
enty-irst New York Volunteer Infantry. now il
Cuba, will be discharged from the service OF IN,
United States by the commanding officer of hi
Paragraph . Special Orders No 157. July 6
1898, from this Office, relating TO Sergt. Josepl
L. McGree Troop NJ. Third Cavalry. is AMENDED
to yead Private Joseph L. McGree, general serv
| ice.''
Private Wallace r. Wing, Light Battery D
Sixth ARTILLERY, supposed to be at CAM
Merritt, San Francisco, Cal, will be discharge
from the service OF the United States by tn
commanding officer 81 his station.
Private Marcus A. Moses, Company f, Firs
Georgia Volunteer Infantry, now at Camp Georg
H. Thomas, Ca, will be discharged from tn
service.
Private George Wilkes Capt Gibson's com
pany), Second North Carolina Volunteer Infantry
now at Raleigh. N c., will be discharged fror
the service of the United States.
Major Edmond G. Fechet, Sixth Cavalry, havin
, been found by an army retiring board incapaci
} tated for active service. on account of dsabilt
incident thereto. his retirement from active serv
ice this date, by the President. under the pre-
visions of section 1881 Revised Statutes, is al
| nounced. ape saaz 4fav
Private Samuel K Carson. Company A. Fourt
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, now supposed to be
| Camp George II. Thomas. Ga. is transferre
to Company F, Fourth U. 81 Volunteer Infantry
| Fredericksburg, Va.
sergt. Maj. Dewitt c. Slocnm,7 One Hundre
and Fifty-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry. no
at Camp Alger. Va, will be discharged Ii
} service of the United States.