The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-23
ARMY ORDERS.
An Examining Bosrd TO Meet at Governors
Islnnd-ChanEes and Transfcrs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-These army orders
were published to-day by the War Depart
nent:
Governors Island for the exnminstiSn q on:
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BASH TfhirteentR United States Infantry. Il
First Lieut.. Walter il. Gordon. Eighteenth
United States Infantry, will. upon his muster
fantry, proceed to join the Eighteenth United
of %IsjeF |. Ss,I +; SSSagR FsS Sasy C al tt pEsns ono.
G{oFEs; and yin G he T9RglaSSed By 6 MSioT Godfrey snhSS
Major Eugene, o. Fechet. United States Vol
pnteer Signal Corps. disbursing officer. has
Col. Daniel d. Wheeler. Special Inspector
SS sT S1pE city. H Rsn%Tst%sGnt' M Non PTGc' sdIa sS
and Fort Hamilton. n. y. Mantle. Conn.,, and
Sea Girt, N. j.. and inspect such unseryices-
BILE .quartermaster's property as may be sub
Second Iisut.. Howard @: Young, Third
United states Volunteer Infantry. will pro.
coed to Santiago and report to his regimental
this sr sit ;e fer c asn5y II; D %i1S he S sec EsHsIy to
proceed to Plum Island. Mass. on business
pertaining to the s~election of a site for a hos
Major Il. Emmett, Ginln, Chief Surgeon. will
return at once to his station at C~hickamauga
First Lieut.. william 7. Wilder, .Twenty-afth
United States az; l% 4dantf nov Major; III Siec nrni
Acting Assistant SURGEONS samuel r, Cot;
from Fort. Monroe to Santiago. -.
First Lieut.. Alyar g. Thompson, United
ssiesnnSSl 'oficeIr. Second Army Corps, for duty.
y6 Tlrst aie sISDa ao Sorps. " Win G9 eroc Seiff feoS sfq hss
ssiHssnsaal e 9a MsGo1 First se, Army anS G tSsPes Tor 'd duty S1''.
duties ties Of 5f oficers Observation-Disclosures ffhe6es Y ma ssrisY peSsrt,
ment are ordered: Lieut.. Col, George E. Pond.
now at Savannah. Ga. in addition to his nres:
emit duties. will temporarily assume charge OF
The duties Of Pureh sslf .l Issuing and aSis shipping dnfg
Chauncey B. Baker. Assistant Quartermaster;
Capt, Baker will proceed TO Port TAMPA and
Havana, where he, will, report for assignment
to duty under the direction OF Brig. Gen.
GGhf sas'sco i. John bSmRBh B. sssilli Sass. 9 9~usrtssFmssssr,
in addition to his present duties. will proceed
at once to Savannah and assume charge Of the
Quartermaster at that place. to relieve Lieut.
Col. George f.. Pond, Chief Quartermaster.
Seventh Army Corps.
The following ss,transfers arc made: Capt.
William C. Manning. from the Twenty-third
United States Infantry to the Fourteenth
United States Infantry. Company L: Capt. vii:
liam H. Sage. from the Fourteenth United
States Infantry to the Twenty-third United
States Infantry, Company X.
Second Lieut.. Percy NJ. Cochran. Seventh
United States Infantry, now in United States
general hospital. Fort Thomas. Ky. will join
his company. u.
United States Cavalry, will report to the Ex-
aiming Board appointed to. meet at Fort
Leavenworth, for examination for promotion.
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. A. Dunwody will
proceed from Brunswick. Ga. to this city and
report in person to the SUPERINTENDENT OF the
Army.
Capt. George ]. Newgarden. Assistant Sur
geon. when the Second Artillery emparks for
Cuba. will proceed from Savannah to his proper
station. Fort Adams. r. l..
The following officers have been honorably
discharged from the volunteer service:
Major Oscar L. Seure. Brigade Surgeon:
Chaplain Charles NJ. Hancock. Fourth Tennes-
see Infantry.