Evening star., 1898-09-07
LATE ARMY ORDERS,

Acting Assistant Surgeons Raphael Eche-
verria and Eduardo c. Poey will proceed
from Camp Wikoff. Montauk Point, to
Washington, and report in person to the
surgeon general of the army
Acting Assistant Surgeon ]. M. Lindsey
will proceed from Camp Wikof to Santa
go, Cuba, for assignment to duty.
Acting Assistant Surgeon John A. Tonner
will proceed to Camp Wikoff, Montauk
Point, for duty.
Major Peter D. MacNaughton. brigade
surgeon. will proceed to Jacksonville, Fla,
for assignment to duty.
The following named medical officers are
honorably discharged from the service Of
the United States their services being no
longer needed:
Major Thomas c. kimball chief surgeon
U. S. V.
Major Edward Martin. brigade surgeon,
u. S. V.
The following assignments OF second lieu
are announced:
William X. McCue, 1st Infantry
Henry Solicit Wygant Sd Infantry.
Wiley Howell 4th Infantry
William A. Talcott, jr., 7th Infantry
Easton Rutledge Gibson, 9th Infantry.
William Sloan Simpson, 10th Infantry
Campbell E. Babcock, 18th Infantry.
William II. Jordan, jr., 18th Infantry.
William H. Oury, 23d Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel Geo. o. Squier, Signal
Corps, will proceed to Huntsville Ala, on
official business pertaining to the Signal
Corps of the army.
Major Sumner H. Lincoln, 10th Infantry.
now at Fort Monroe. Va. will proceed to
Cincinnati, Ohio, and report by letter to
the adjutant general of the army
First Lieutenant Peter c. Harris 18th
United States Infantry, will proceed to
Camp Wikoff, and join his regiment.
Major George w. Fishback, additional
paymaster, will report at once to Major
Culver c. Sniffen, paymaster and proceed
with him to Santiago
Acting Assistant Surgeon Alfred Rich
ards, L. S. A, will proceed from this CITY
to Fort Washington, Md, and report in
person to the commanding officer of that
post for duty.
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph E. Maxfield.
Signal Corps, will proceed from Jackson
Vile, Fla, to Huntsville, Ala, on official
business pertaining to the Signal CORPS Of
the army.
Major Daniel w Arnold, additional pay
master. U. S. ", is relieved from duty in
this city, and will take station at Camp
Meade, Middletown, Pa.
The following changes in the stations of
officers cf the United States Volunteer Sig
nal Corps are made:
from Washington barracks, Distric: of CO.
lumbia, to Omaha, Neb., for duty in charge
of the Signal Corps exhibit at the trans
Missippi exposition.
from Tampa to Jacksonille, Fla, for duty
with the 14th Signal Corps Company.
First Lieutenant Rolio B. Oglesoee- will
proceed from Anniston. Ala, to Jackson
Vile. Fla, for duty. with the 14th Signal
Corps Company.
Second Lieutenant Meldrum GRAY. now
en- route from Porto Rico, is assigned TO the
14th Signal Corps Company, and viii pro-
ceeed to Washington for instructions.
The following named officers, having ten.
dered their designations, are honorabIv
discharged the service of the United States:
Capt. George Waters, Light Battery C.
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Capt. Martin Laubscher, 1st Connect,cut
Volunteer Infantry, uil
First Lieutenant Frederick B. Munroe
battalion adjutant. 5oth Iowa Volunteer In.
fantry. ID
First Lieutenant Frank E. Norveu A,b
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
First Lieutenant Charles Ahrssnbec,x ID
Texas Volunteer Infantry.
First Lieutenant Louis " Schultz Let
Connecticut Volunteer Infantry.
Second Lieutenant James E. Van Hou+on
1st New Jersey Volunteer infantry
Second Lieutenant Howard A. Rfcbnoond
1st Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
Second Lieutenant c. c. Baldwin od
Louisiana Volunteer Infantry.