The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-18
ARMY ORDERS.
surgeons and Other Omcers Assigned to
New Stations.

Surgeons ana Other OmcorD AabiBnOd tc
New Stations.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-These army orders
have been published:
Major Francis J. Ives. Brigade Surgeon 20. 9. v.
viii proceed from New York city 10 Willets Point,
N. Y, and report to the commanding officer Of that
post for temporary duty.
relieved from duty with the First Army Corps. at
Lexington, KY, and will proceed to the Preside. San
Francisco, and report TO the commanding officer OF
that post for duty.
Major Charles B. Ewing. Brigade Surgeon, q. 8. ".
on the expiration Of his present sick leave of alb
sence, is relieved from further duty in the field and
at Jefferson Barracks, NO.. and will proceed to Fort
Brady. Mich, and report to the commanding oficer
of that post for duty.
Acting Assistant Surgeon John W. Wright, Z. 8. A.,
will proceed to Ponce, Porto Rico, and upon arrival
there report to the commanding General Of the
United states troops at that place for assignment to
duty.
Major Paul shilloek. Brigade Surgeon. U. 8. ". on
the expiration OF his present leave OF absence. Is re-
Ieved from further duty in the field. and Twill
proceed TO Fort Grant, Arizona, and report to the
commanding 9faceS : Of that pest . for $ Sgty; q s,,,
son, Tenth United States Infantry. has been accepted
by Che President.
port to BriE.-Gen. wallace +. Randolph. q. s. v.
chief mastering officer. for duty as assistant muster.
First Lieut.. Samuel NJ. waterhouse, Assistant Sur.
geon. U. 8. A.. Will proceed to Fort Logan 8. Roots,
teenth Infantry. chief mastering officer. for duty to
supervise the physical examination onthe First Ar
Capt. john Newton. Sixteenth infantry " now on
sick leave of absence, is detailed for duty on the
general recruiting service and will proceed to De-
troit. Mich, and establish a recruiting station in
shat city. -. He e, L az appointed an acting euArtermaSter
Aboard Of oficers is appointed 70 meet at the call
examination of RuCh Otlcefa RA may be OFderad he
fore 1t, to determine their fitness for promotion.
The following officers having rendered their resiR-
nations are honorably discharged the service of the
United States: Capt A.. J. Pedlar, Assistant Surgeon.
Raleigh c. Taylor, First West Virginia Infantry.
Acting Assistant surgeon william =. HAmlin, o. s.
M III: n nj I Tstif Point .FS Snd t viii pro Sees to camp s shiPP..
Admission. Ala. and report to the commanding oHicer
Capt. FranciS 4. Winter. Assistant Surgeon U. C.
A.. Is relieved from further duty at Camp Wikon.
cOnn. and fG Tepcr tt TO the he CHIEF PsSG must sS Hsw of heTea 81
that place for duty pertaining to the muster out Of
Acting Assistant SURGEON $. M Long, .. s. A.. now
See ddq to New D HAVEN. Conn. and report to the chief
musterinE oficer at that place for duty pertaining
MAJOR HUGH ). Gallagher, Chief commisssry of
Subsistence, U; 8. v. is assigned to the duty Of pur-
gusta, Ga. and while ON such duty shall have the
rank Of LIEUTENANT; Colonel:
fantry, e honorably discharged the service OF the
United States; ~ ,. s.w.u, ~
will report to Capt. Robert T. p. Wainwright, First
Cavalry, chief mastering officer for the State of
Illinois. at Springfield. nj, for duty rs his assistant.
Major Jabez y. Jackson. Brigade Surgeon, U. s. ",
States. his services being no longer required.
Capt. John G. Gilmore, Jr., Assistant Adjutant.
and report to the commanding General. Fourth
Army Corps. for assignment to duty with the First
Division OF that corps.
Acting Assistant Surgeon James W. MadAra. US. A.,
will proceed from Fort Thomas to Camp Hamilton.
Lexington, KY, and report TO the~ commanding Gen.
eraI Of the United States troops at that place for as
siRnment To duty.