The evening times., 1898-05-13

will be relieved from duty with the Twenty
third Infantry upon the receipt of this order by
his commanding officer. and will proceed TO join
his company.
Major James W. Pope. quartermas,er. will
make sgch journeys. on official business between
Tampa and Port Tampa. Fla, may be ac-
tually necessary in connection with his duties
pertaining 10 the quarterInaster's department at
those places.
Post Chaplain Patrick J. Hart United States
Army. will report in person to Major General
James F. Wade. United States Army. command
ing United States troops at Tampa. Fla. for as
signrnsnt TO duty with the Third Cavalry.
Post Chaplain Charles s Walklev. United
States Army. will report in person TO Major Gen
eral James +. Wade. United States Army, COM
manding United States troops at Tampa. Fla,
for assignment TO duty with the Second In.
fantry.
Lieut.. George H. McMan,is. Third ARTILLERY. viii
proeet, at once 10 join his battery (A. at the
Presdio Of San Francisco. Cal
Post Chaplain Edward ]. vattmann. United
States Army. will report in person 10 the COM
manding general United States troops, at Tampa.
Fla. for assignment to duty with the Fourth In
faDtry.
rost Chaplain Leslie r. Groves, United State.
Army, will report in person to Major General
James F. Wade. United States Army. command
assignment to duty with the Eighth Infantry.
Second Lieut. Frank r. Watson Nineteenth In
fanfry will be relieved from duty at Fort Brady.
Mich. ~heu his services at that post can b. spared
proceed TO join his company.
The following transfers made in the Fourth
lnfantry:
Capt John W. Bubb. from Company II to Com
pany l.
Capt Henry Seton. from Company to Com
pany II.
First Lieut.. Charles C. waloutt. ir. Eighth
Cavalry. now at Columbus. Ohio. and First Lieut.;
Thomas W. Winston. First Artillery, now at
Highland Park. Ill.,. will proceed to Indianap-
oils Ind. for the purpose of inspecting horses to
be purchased for the light batteries of volunteers
at that point, and on completion Of this duty.
will return TO their proper stations The junior
officer will act as assistant quaricrmaster.
Capt Charles A. varnum. Seventh Cavalry. and
First Lieut.. George Stockle. Eighth Cavalry.
after completing the duties assigned them in
proceed to Denver. Col. for the purpose Of in
specting horses for the troops OF the volunteer
regiment commanded by Col Jay L. Torrey, Sec
ond United States Volunteer Cavalry. to be re-
cruitcd in Colorado. and completion Of this
duty, will return to their proper stations.
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War. orders Of
April go 1893. from this Office. relating TO Capt.
James Allison, commisslry of subsistence, are
revoked.
BY direction Of the President, Firs. Lieut. Ralph
Harrison, Second Cavalry. is relieved by the Sec
rotary Of War from duty at the State Agr;cul-
tural College. Manhattan. Kas., and will pro-
coed to join his troop.
Capt. Walter l.. Finley. Ninth Cavalry. is re-
lieved from dnty with tine National Guard Of
Maryland and will proceed to join his company.
First Lieut.. James A. Ryan. Ninth Cavalry. is
relieved from further duty with the pack train
and will proceed to join his raegiment.
BY direction Of the Secretary of War, Acting
Assistant Surgeon Frederick s. Dewey. United
States Army. will proceed from Oklahoma City,
o. T.. TO Fcrt Sill, o. T.. and report in person
to the commanding officer Of that post for duly.
BY direction Of the President. the Secretary OF
War relieves Capt William Z. Dougherty, First
Infantry, at his own request. from duty as acting