The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
ARMY ORnERS.
Changes In the Stations and Duties OF ON
oors-Honorable Discharges.

Changes In the Stations and Duties of ON
oors-HonorRble Discharges.
WARRINGTON. Nov. THE following army
orders were published by the War Department
to-day:
Col. Eugene Grimm. First United States Volunteers.
will proceed to Porto Rico and Join his regiment.
Capt. George N. Wells. assistant surgeon. will pro-
coed to Ponce and report in person to the command
ing General United States troops for duty in the
United States general hospital.
Major William Stephenson, brigade surgeon, Il re-.
lieved from further duty in Porto Rico and will pro
coed to Santiago. Cuba.
Capt. John Landstreet. Jr. Commissary Of subuiut-
encs. is assigned as AMI assistant to tho Chief Com
misSary Second Army Corps. to have charge under
his direction Of the bakeries Of that corps.
Capt. Samuel N. Bridgman, Commissary OF Sub
~aistence, will report in person to the commanding
General. Second Army Corps. for assignment to duty
g oommis.ary of Subsistence, First Brigade. Firat
Capt. Theodore 3. Hacker. oommii.Ary Of subulus.
enos; is ASSIGNED as an assistant 70 the ohisf Com.
his direction Of the bakeries Of that corps.
enc sp! Win HI report IN psrson TO otahm the oomman nd al se9 Gem.
srSl; Seventh AZ Asray 0HTps. for asst sssisp mae to duty az
Division, OF that corps.
The Following named oficers will report in person
appointed to meet at Fort Logan, Colorado. FOR ex:
iIsSs; E.E re e D. . 3s9sf: Il E.fsS sSSai lslsss.z sii ssSa
ond Lieut. Howard W. French, Twenty-hfth In
Ffta %tn isJS Second s. Lieut.. Esyn9lss : Burt.
win. Twenty-tourth infantry.
to I Hsu aelSHin TEh onnsd II If <. Smith Mdh F fpSss p PnI RSTtsan
for examination as TO their fitness for promotion;
Capt Walter T; pnggan, Tenth Infantry, Second
Lieut.. FRANKLIN 8; Hutton. Second Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Harry u. Tebbetts. Tenth Infantry.
relieved hts"sd,f from sf sarfso e; duty nt~s e f siy'h Ham AiTton'f E. 4,
York. and assigned to duty at Fort Adams. Rhode
The following named ofacers will report in person
to Col. Charles z. Byrne. Assistant Surgeon General,
President Of the examining board appointed to
meet ct Governors Island, for examination as 20
their htneaa for promotion First Lieut.. BENJAMIN
Atkinson, Sixth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Thomas W.
Darrah, Ninth Infantry Second Lieut.; George II.
C.Langdon. = ghth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Bsnja-
min M. HArtehorne. Jr.. Tenth Infantry.
The following named onioers will report In person
Of the eIamin ng board appointed 10 meet Mt Fort
L~eaYenworth. Kansas. for examination a. to illness
for pTomotoni First Lieut., Charles MoQuiston,
Eighteenth IpfantEy; Second Liepts; Lprrain, 7.
twentieth Infantry Glenn =; Dayis, twelfth fnfSn-
tT z Fine nv, ", smith; Twelfth IN i.nftS e Oscar Z.
infantry; Clarence N. Purdy. sIIth infantry; 'Hous.
Infantry, and George Il: Stoei. Nineseonith Infantry.
sisiant Adjutant Generals. are honorably discharged.
The following officers have been honorab1y dis
charged from the volunteer service; Capt, Norton,
Renison, Quartermaster Fourth Missouri Infantry;
Capt william Z. English. Assistant Quartermaater,
Dec. 8li Col. William Ennis, Chief Ordnance .Oflcer
Hafpsr. Assistant Hto'1alaSssss Tn DsS; ri M SSR. Je %lsris@ 3 ..
P. sullivan. siTty-ninh New York infantry.