The evening times., 1898-07-26
ARMY ORDERS.

Can't David D. MITCHELL Fifteenth Infantry,
is relieved from mastering duty at Santa fe. N.
NJ. and will proceed via Fort Grant. to "hippie
Barracks, Ariz., for duty there.
Second Lieut.. Robert N. BrcoSfeld. Second
Infantry. now at Vancouver Barracks. Wash. will
proceed to Atlanta. Ca. and report to the COM
msnding general, Department OF the Guif. TOT
assignment to duty with the recruits belonging
to his regiment stationed at or near Atlanta
Capt Ormond N. Lisssk. Ordnance Department.
is relieved from duty at Watertown Arsenal.
Mass. and will proceed to Newport News, Va.
and take charge Of the ordnance material being
collected at that point. and proceed Herewith
to Porto Rioa
Capt. Charles R. Tyler. Nineteenth In;ntry, is
transferred from Company l to Company N, OF
that regiment.
Under the provisions of an act of Congress ap-
proved July q, 1898, for increasing the en-
cheney Of the subsistence department. the follow
ing are designated important depois to which
officers of that department are assignzbe TO duty
for the purpose Of purchasing and shipping suo, s,
act. hereinafter specified, to take effect July
I. 1898: New York city; Cincinnati. OHIO; Chat
tanooga. Tenn; ST. Louis. Mo-; Chicago. III; !;
Dunn Loring Va; Atlanta, Ga; Tampa. Fla;
San Francisco. CAL: jacksonville. Fla-; Miami
Fla.
Lieut.. Col John J. Ciague. assistant com
missary general of subsistence. L. 5. Army. Is
assigned to the duty Of purchasing and shipping
subsistence supplies at the snbsist' nee depot at
Cincinnati, Ohio. and while on such duty shall
have the rank Of colonel. Major Frank E. Nye.
signed to this duty at Chattanooga. Tenn. and
while on such duty shall have the rank of lieu
tenant colonel; Major. William L. Alexander.
commissary Of subsistence. L. s. Amy. is @s-
signed to this duty at ST. Louis, No.. and while
on such duty shall have the rank Of lieutenant
colonel; Major Oskaloosa NJ. Smith. commis.ary
o! subsistence, U. S. Army, is assigned to this
duty si Chicago. H.. and while such duty
shall have the rank of lieutenant colonel; Lieu
tenant Colonel Edward f. Dravo, chief comm's-
sary of subsistence. U 8. yoluntee.s is assigned
! hts A..sv NJ IN md xrfrp f.b
duty shall have the rank OF cslonel: Major Abiel
L. Smith, commissary Of subsistence. U. 5. Army,
is assigned to this duty at Tampa, Fla. and
while such duty shall have the rank of
lieutenant colonel: Lieut.. Col. William H. Bad
wn chief commissary of subsistence, U. 8 Vol
untcers, is assigned to this duty at San Fran
the rank of colonel; Capt. John II. Duval. com
missary Of subsistence, u. S. Army. is assigned
to this duty at jacksonville, Fla, and while on
such duty shall have the rank of major; C1pt.
Albert d. Niskern commisslry of subsistence. U.
s. Army is assigned to this duty at Mimi, Fla.
and while such duty shall have the rank
| of major, Capt. John Little. commissary Of sub
sistenee, L. $. Army. is assigned to this duty
at Dunn Loring. Va. and while on such duty
shall have the rank of major.
Capt Jay Cooke. third comms-ary OF bs 81
ence, L. S. Volunteers, is relieved from his pres
ent duties. and will report to Major General
Wade L. $. Volunteers, for assignment TO duty
on his staff.
Maior Charles L. Heizmann surgeon. U. S.
proper station.
Major ]. Milton Thompson. Twenty fourth In
fantry, is relieved from mastering duty with
| the L. s. Volunteers and will rejoin his proper
station.
Capt Elon F. Wilcox. Sixth Cavalry. is re-
lieved from duty with the National Guard oi
Colorado. and from mastering duty ut Denver,
| Col, and will proceed to Join his troop.
/, First Lieut. Hamilton Rowan. Second Artillery
| is relieved from mastering duty at Danbury.
| Conn. and will proceed to join his battery.
Efr-%T ;a,,f r.rIt
| Cavalry. is relieved from mastering duty al
Salt Lake City, Utah. and will join his troop
Major Charles r. Parke. brigade sureon. L. s
| Volunteers. will report to Major General Graham
! U. S. Volunteers. Falls Church. Va. for as
| signfhent to duty.
| Major William C. Langitt. Sec md United State.
Volunteer Engineers, with the four companies O
| that regiment composing the Third Battalian
now at the Preside Of San Francisco. CAL. WI
| report to the commanding general. Department o.
California. to accompany the first detaehmen!
| of troops to Honolulu, at which point it viii
| take temporary station
| First Lieut.. Edward J. Barrett assistant s,r
| geon Second United States Volunteer Engineers
| now at headquarters of his regiment Fort Sheri
| sidio OF San Francisco, CAL, and report to Maio
Langfitt. commanding Third Battalion Of tha
| regiment for duty.
| The leave Of absence granted Capt James II
Aldrich. Ninth United States Volunteer Infantry
in regimental orders, No. Q. July 20. 1893, i
extended eight days.
4 MAJOR James r lean. cHlef OTuuAnce Ouccf, u
| s. Volunteers, will report to Majo- Genera
Brooke. commanding U. S. troops. Chickamauga
Park. Ca. for assignment to duty.
Major Ogden Rafferty,, brigade surgeon. U. 8
| Volunteers, will proceed to Fort Hamilton, N
i Y and report to the commanding officer of tina
| post for temporary duty.
Major Nelson H. Henry. division surgeon, U
8. Volunteers recently appointed. will proceed t
| Fernsndina. Fla, and report 10 Major Genera
| Coppinger, U. s. Volunteers.
Major George H; Penrcse brigade surgeon, 2
| 8. Volunteers. will report in person to Majol
General Merritt, department of the Pacific.
/ Acting Assistant Surgeons Urban S. Bird AM
John r. Hicks, u. S. Army. now on duty on tn
/ U. s. transport Seneca at Quarantine Station
Staten Island. N. Y, will proceed to this cit,
and report to the surgeon general OF the army
| Acting Assistant Surgeon Henry L. Brown, U
S. Army will report in person to Major Appel
surgeon, U. S. Army. in charge Of U. S. steam
er Olvette. New York CITY, for duty.
| Capt Henry J. May, Second Ohio Voluntee
/ Infantry, having rendered his resignation to ac
| cept an appointment as additional paymastcr, U
s. Volunteers. is honorably discharged the serv
ice as captain Of said regiment, to take efec
July II.