The evening times., 1898-06-18
ARMY ORDERS.

the medical department are ordered:
Capt Jefferson r. Kean. assistant sur
geon. United States Army, will proceed
to Jacksonville. Fla, and report in per-
son to Major General Fitzhugh Lee. Unit
ed States Volunteers, commanding Sew
enth Army Corps for assignment to duty.
Capt. Peter r. Egan. assistant surgeon.
United States Army. will proceed to Tam
pa. Fla. and report in person to Major
Volunteers. commanding Fourth Army
Corps for assignment to duty.
The following named officers of the
United States Volunteer Signal Corps
are assigned to duty as follows: Capt.
George r. Gyger now at Alliance. Ohio.
as recruiting officer at Columbus. Ohio:
Capt Alexander d. b. Smead. now at
Washington ID. c.. will report in person
at Washington Barracks. District of CO.
lumbia. and by letter to Col. Henry Fl.
c. Dunwoody. United States Volunteer
Signal Corps: Capt. Charles B. Hepburn.
. now at Washington ID. c.. will report in
person to Major William A. Glassford.
United States Volunteer Signal Corps.
signal officer. First Army Corps. Chick
amauga Park. Ga, for duty: Capt. Ell
more A Mckenna. now at San Francisco.
Cal. will report in person to Major Rich
ard T.. Thompson. United States Volun-
for duty with the signal detachment at
that point; Capt. Gusiave W. S. Stevens.
now on duty at Tampa Fla, will report
in person to Major Frank Green. L. S.
Volunteer Signal Corps. signal officer.
Fifth Army Corps. for duty: First Lieu
tenant Charles III. Martin, now at Joliet,
ILL.,, as recruiting officer at Indianapolis,
Ind; First Lieutenant Richard o. Rick
ards. now at Springfield. ILL.,, as recruit
ing officer at Chicago, H.; First Lieu
tenant George ii. Tilly, now at Helena,
Mont. will report in person to the COM
manding officer, Fort Harrison, Mont, M
recruiting officer; Second Lieutenant VIII
Hanson S. Wright. now at Logansport.
Ind, will report to First Lieutenant
Charles II. Martin, L. s. Volunteer Sig
nal Corps. Indianapolis, Ind, for duty;
Second Lieutenant Frank L. Tate, now at
San Angelo. Texas, will report to Major
William a. Glassford. u. S. Volunteer
Signal Corps. signal officer, First Army
Corps, Chickamauga Park. Ga, for duty:
Second Lieutenant Joseph ID. Wood now
at Camp Alger, Va. will report at Wash
ington Barracks: Second Lieutenant VIII
liam W. Colt, now at Rushvilie, ILL.,,
will report to First Lieut.. Richard o.
Richards. United States Volunteer Signal
Corps. Chicago ILL.,. as assistant recruit
ing officer. Second Lieut.. Elmo Carl Lee.
now at augusta, Ark. will report to Major
unteer Signal Corps. signal officer, First
Army Corps. Chickamauga Park. Ga. for
du-y. Second Lieut.. Henry w. Stamford,
now at Atlanta, Ga, will report to MajOr
George Il. Scriven, United States Volun-
teer Signal Corps. Atlanta Ga. for duty.
Second Lient. Albert J. Dillon. now at
Jacksonville Fla. will report to Major
Samuel Reber. United States Volunteer
Signal Corps. Tampa. Fla. for duty.
Second Lieut.. Don a. Palmer, now at Du-
luth, Minnesota, will report to the COM
mandng officer, Fort Smelling, MINI. for
duty.
Sergeant Isaac Hamilton. Battery c,
Fifth Artillery, now at Fort Hancock,
y. j.. is transferred as corporal to the
Signal Corps. He will be sent to Tampa.
Fla. and report for duty upon arrival to
Major Samuel Reber, L. S. Volunteer Sig
nal Corps.
Captain John II. Beacon. assistant ad-
jutant general L. 5. Volunteers. is re-
lieved from duty with the Second Army
Corps, and will proceed to Jacksonville
Fla, and report to the commanding gen
eral. Seventh Army Corps, for assignment
to duty with that corps.
Sergt. H \. Johnson, Battery !. Sew
enth Artillery. now at Fort Slocum n. Y.
is transferred as corporal to the Signal
Corps. He will be sent to Fort McPher-
son. Ga. and will report upon arrival To
Major George p Scriven, United states
Volunteer Signal Corps. for duty.
The fOllowing-named officers of the pay
department United States Army are as
signed to duty with stations at Atlanta
Ga. from the dates set opposite their re-
spective names. upon which they report
ed at Tampa, Fla. for service in the De-
partment of the Gulf, under telegraphic
orders Of May 25 1895. from this office:
Major Culver c. Sniffen. paymaster.
paymaster, from May % 1898.
Capt. Henry r. Stiles, assistant surg
con. United States Army. will report TO
Major Charles Richard. surgeon, United
States Army. in. charge OF hospital train,
this city, for duty Herewith.
Major John L. Bulls. paymaster, L. 5.
Army, will proceed to Tampa. Fla. and
report TO the major general commanding
the Army. for special duty.
Captain Charles G. Sawtelle, jr., assist
ant quar,ermaster, L. S. Volunteers. will
proceed at once to San Francisco, Cal,
and report to the commanding general. |
Department of the Pacific. for assignment
to duty as assistant quartermaster with
the expedition now being organized for the
Philippine Islands.
Captain Peter c. Deming. commissary
of subsistence. L. S. Volunteers. recently
appointed, will proceed to Falls Church,
Va. and report to the commanding gen.
eral. Second Army Corps, for assignment |
to duty as commissary of subsistence on |
the staff of Brigadier General Henry NJ
Duffield, L. S. Volunteers.