The evening times., 1898-07-22
ARMY ORDERS.

The board Of officers appointed June 4. 1898. to
meet at lexington. Ky, 70 inspect and purchase
horses for the Volunteer Cavalry troops from the
State OF Kentucky. is dissolved.
First Lieut.. George W. Burr. Ordinances Depart
ment, will proceed from Watervliet Arsenal. New
York. to certain factories at Providence. II: l.:
Hartford, Conn. and Springfield. Mass. official
business pertaining the inspection Of machinery
suitable for the manufacture OF cannon.
Second Lieut.. Lewis b. Hamilton. Second United
States Volunteer Engineers. is relieved from duty
at PecAskll,. \. Y; and will join his regiment
at Fort Sheridan. I'll.
First Lieut.. Nathaniel F. Mcclure. Fifth Cav
airy, is relieved from duty at Fort Bliss. Texas.
to take effect upon the completion of transfer OF
public property 10 the officer OF volunteers who
has been ordered to, that post, and will proceed
to Join his troop.
Capt. Writ Robinson. assistant quartermas.er.
L. S. Volunteers will proceed at once -from unt
Gretna. Pa. to New York city. and report to Col.
Amcs 5. kimball. depot quartermaster in that
city, foE temporary duty.
The following named brigade surgeons. l.. s.
Volunteers. will report in person Major General
William VI. Graham. u. 5, Volunteers. minand-
Ing Seco-d Army Corps. Falls Church. Va, for as
signment to duty: Major Labez y. jackson, Major
William F. de Niedman.
The following named officers, having rendered
their designations on account OF physical disabili-
ty are honorsbly discharged the service of the
United States 10 take effect this date: Capt.
Louis Larno,he. Second Louisiana Volunteer In
fantrr; Second Lieut.. Louis Buchholz, jr., Second
Louisiana Volunteer Infantry
Acting Assistant Surgeon Patrick II. McAndrew,
L. S. Army, will pr coed from this city to Tampi,
Fla. and repert in person 10 the commanding
general u. 5. troops at that place for duty.
Major Thomas Cruze. quartermaster. U. $. Vol
unteers viii proceed TO Bonham. Texas, and such
other points in that vicinity may be necessary,
official business pertaining to the purchase Of
mules for the quartermaster's department..
The following named assistant quartermast r..
U. s Volunteers, will proceed at to this
city and report 10 the quartermaster general, U.
S. Army, for instructions: Capt; Jonathan y. Pat
ton. Capt. Walter Allen.
Second Lieut. John F. Wilkinson. late se-g5ant.
Troop D. Fourth Cavalry. is assigned to the Fif-
teeuth Infantry and will report at Fort Lcgan-
Col, for assignment to the regimental commander
to company of the regiment serving at that pot.
Lieut.. Col. William A. Marye. Ordnance d. part
mcnt, commanding For; Monroe Arsenal. Fort
Monroe Va, will make not exceeding two visits
Per month during the remainder of the current
month. and the months OF August. September and
October, ls.s. to the works OF the Tredegar Gem
nany. Richmond Va. and the Petersburg Iron
Works Petersburg. Va, official business per-
tanning TO the inspection of proicctiles now in
process of manufacture for the Ordnance Depart
mer..
Acting Assistant Surgeon Robert W. Andrews.
T. 5. Army. will proceed from Poughkeepsie. y.
Y. tc Chickamauga Park. Ga
Hospital Steward Fred W. Palmer, Thiry-.hird
Michigan Volunteer Infantry. now supposed to be
in Cuba will be discharged the service.
First Sergts- William Washington, Troop F.
in Cuba. will be sent to Fort Thomas. Ky.. and
will report to Col. Eli L. Huggins, Eighth L. s.
Volunteer Infantry. TO receive commissions.
Major James l.. Wilson. auartermaster. q. s
Volunteers. recently appointed, will proceed at
once 10 this city and report TO the quartermsster
general. U. $. Army. for instructions.
Ths following changes in the stations and duties
of officers Il the U. S Volunteer Signal Cops are
made: Lieut.. Col. James Allen is relieved from
specia! duty at Key West. Fla, and will join the
major general commanding the L. s.. Army in
the feld Capt. Gustsve W. s. Stevens is relieved
from duty with the First Army Corps and will
assume command Of the balloon train Of the Sig
nal Corps at Tampa. Fla. relieving Major Joseph
E. Masfeld Major Maxfsld, upon being thus
relieved. will proceed to Jacksonville, Fla and
report to Major General Fitzhugh Lee, L. S Vol
unteers. commanding Seventh Army Corps for
signment to duty as signal officer Of that corps.
Second Lieut.. Horace c. Lansing. U. S. yolun.
teer Signal Corps, is assigned to duty at Wash
ington Barracks. District of Columbia. and will
report by letter TO Col. Henry H. C. Dunwoody.
U. S. Volunteer Signal Corps.
Second Lieut. William 5. Fighter. Fourth New
Jersey Volunteer Infantry, will proceed to Falls
Church. Va; and report to Brisadier General
ment and duty as aide-de-camp.
Major William C. Gorgas. brigade surgeon. u
$; Volunteers, is relieved from duty on the U. S
General William R. shafter. U. S. Volunteers,
commanding U. s. troops, Santiago de Cuba for
assignment to duty
having completed his duties mastering officer
Of Maryland Volunteers. will repair from Fort
Monroe. Va. to this city. and report to the ad-
jutant general ct the army.
Capt. Samuel s. Saxton, assistant adjutant gen
eral, U. S. Volunteers. will proceed to Washing
ton, d. c., by August l.. 1898. and report to the
adiutant general U. s. Army.
Lieut.. Col. Cyrus $. Roberts, assistant adjutsnt
general. U. s. Volunteers (major. Seventeenth In.
fantry). and Capt. Alexander N. Stark, assistant
surgeon. are detailed as members of the exam;n-
ing board appointed to meet at the War Depart
ment. this city. by special orders. No. 15i, July
l. 1898, from this office. vice Major George G.
Greenough. Seventh Artillery. and Major George
W. Adair, surgeon. respectively. who are hereby
relieved
First Lieut. George p. Ahern. Twen.y-fifth In
fantry. will report in person to Col. William H.
Forwood. assistant surgeon general president OF
War Department, this city. by special orders, or M
No. 15a, July 1, 1893, from this Office at such
time as he may be required by the board. for
examination as to his fitness for promotion.