New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
4RMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington Oct 1.-THE following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major EUGENE T. WILSON. comruissary 0, subsistence
eann sa 5ea is honOTsSy as
Captain osMAN LATRoBE 4h United States volunteer
infantTy VIII proceed to the Department OF Santiago
Captain XENoPHoN 2. HICKS, 9Th Regiment United
sa: Service N . nay . h0n0TaOy discharged
Captain FRANK E HOBBS, Ordnance Department will
nd 6 Hes each the e works 9 Il .
BriEgssea6uTy Gun and Ammunition Company
en GSHp 70 sPs 35d09ne IN
The leave Of absence surgeons certificate Of disability
n1j9F JAMEs A EoNS s o-sI.s S'ss
September Q is9s Fth Army Corps is extended one
Captain WILLIAM Il LAMAR, United States Volunteer
signal co;ps Is hOnorably discharged the service Of
Captain JAMES G. WARREN, Corps Of Engineers. United
States Army Is detailed for duty in addition 70 his
c s relieve mt Rn MIToN
hDAMs Corps o. Engineers. United States Army OF
Second Lieutenant. MKEE DUNN MKEE. surgeon.
s's s ot isp r easi
Na % J9 3Fdse.5 to H ha: sse Und ana
and to the commanding general Department Of Call
Major WILLIAM F. DE NIEDEMAN. brigade surgeon.
sd states vo,s S viii proceed 70
out or lst MISSOURI volunteers.
Army. will proceed 70 Vancouver Barracks washing
tor and report to the commanding officer Of that post
Acting Assistant Surgeon WILLIAM E. DE sALAzA Jar
United States Army. will proceed from New.Yo r
eomandas sensra A e co1Ds ssf sor duty
Acting 2 ~ 5loc:I 5 Fo4s AsT Ta'f k
sns4 sys 9 ana 5 report 9r sn tho
aot rn Is lecrd W from mon ?nF y WITH troops n
YORK n' and ana % a. Des 10 Boise Barrac. Ida6o ana
Turn over The medical poperty for Uh1s he +; re-
Nm 82s 70 gs; P 81 ;ss. g yah Tor and ad report
First Lieutenant GUY c. " GODFREY. assistant sur
geon United states Army. will proceed 10 Huntsville
1nd a Safes cayai9 to das9 ~i'S that resent
First Lieutenant JAMES N. KENNEDY. assistant sur
an. TG ,sp9 Sa.5' sy W pToeffd I: R
PENTER, United States Volunteers, tor duty.
The following changes In duties and stations Of
Major TIMOTHY E. WILCOX. surgeon. United states ate.
AEFny, now on duty at Fort Schuyler, New-Yors vii
hst usteang once. FOR s:H;p0EaEy duty Pera;1ns
Major William c. Borden. brigade surgeon. United
states Volunteers.
Major BORDEN will proceed to Washington Barracks.
District OF Columbia and report 70 the eommandins
W Adair. surgeon, United states Army.
Major ADAIR will proceed to Fort Sheridan Ininoie, and
report the commanding officer Of that post for duty
Captain HENRY r STILES assstan. surgeon. United
states Army expiration OF his present sick leave
absence wiz rsoin his proper station Fort Prebe
Captain JOHN E. MMAHoN, assistant adtutan,- general
United states volunteers viii EsPSTs 70 bTgas!s,
commanding cavalry brigade Huntsville. Ala for
duty.
Captain CHARLES LYNCH. assistant surgeon. United
States Army. viii proceed TO Little Rock. Ark. and
report 70 The chief u',erns o:sF 4 that PLACE tor
Volunteers 70 be mustered out Of service October
Acting Assistant Surgeon JOHN W WRIGHT United
States Aruny wi rsp.. to this city and report 10
Major WALTER D MCAW. brigade surgeon. United
States Volunteer. Is relieved from further daty a,
Fort Thomas, Kentucky, and ~i. proceed 20 Fort
Porter New-York. ard report % the commanding
officer OF that post FOR duty.
Maio. AIFFED E BEAPLEY Sr;sad; :SFseqn in con-
al Fort Monroe Nrglna WI proceed 70 TINS CITY and
ompietlo Of hat duty viii rejcin The United STATE:
hospital ship Relief at Nsw-York CITY y. T
N'G HAR R proceed to Pag% p0 asa sia:
burg Wss6aErs and such other pont; IN Peansyi-
nnuser-out Pennsylvania volunteers. the toi-
Major Rogers and assist him in the payments:
Mater FRANK y HAMMOND. additional payrn.s.-r.
A'' Gnited States volunteers ''oi'i0'
Major EUGENE COFFIN. siditi,na paymsst.r United
Major WILLIAM J. BLACK, additional psyms.t.r United
States Volunteers.
Major WASHINGTON HAvERSTIcK additional pay
master, United states Volunteers.
Major MERRILL W LANG. additional p.yrnast-r United
Mater PIERRE G STEVENS additional payma.t-r
United states Volunteers.
Major THOMAS c. GOODMAN. additional payuss,er
United states Volunteers
Major EUGENE Q. FEcHET Signal Corps. will pressed
Yor and .in Madi.oRn Penn Tor aa i''
First Lieutenant CHARLES q HARRIS. 10Th Regiment
tan ,. n on t dshag S Ws Che service Of h'
Major ELDRIDGE E. WRIGHT. 4h Tennessee volun-.
ssF nfsa states At6 aRt e III. aa the service OF
following delay Colonel
CHARLES { BYRNE assistant surgeon general
a. Governor. Island Xcw~S5rk civ tSr sxannnaton
hRF e'f f'fsis s2 R4A
BASH. 18Th Infantry
surgeon Tinted states Army. is detailed a mem
be- Of he examining r. bad aPP3s,.d T e meet at
sis,ant surgeon. United states Army who is hereby
Major JOHN p STORY 7th Artillery. :. detailed as
member q the sSa%nng board appointed 70 meet at
ksreby reiisyed
The s ss Of @ is5f'f Tt atsH
oTdsG: 40 3 sep,sm5s s@' H. isSs Rio psdr..
Porto Rico Is extended one month on account o SICK
res.
On the recommendation Of tn. commanding gen.
eral ith Army Corps the following transfers in
the lst Florida Volunteer Infantry ordared:
Fir., Lieutenant AUGUSTUS c HART. from Company
70 Company B.
First Lieutenant JOSEPH c. WEST. from Company B
20 Company c.
Second Lieutenant JOHN W. LANCASTER. tpm COM
pany 20 Company e.
Second Lieutenant CHARLES N. billiard. from Com
pany 70 Company A.
The following officers are honorably discharged
the service Of the United States:
rrst Lieutenant JACOB N pooLITTLE. sd,utant. IAN
Pennsyivania Volunteer Infantry. to take effect this
date.
FRS, Lieutenant C WILLIAM NEWTON. assistant, sur.
seon Ioth Ohio Volunteer Infantry To take effect |
October 10. 1895
Second Lieutenant R. L. LIVINGSTON. 18th New-York |
Volunteer Infantry 10 take effect October 81. 1888
Second Lieutenant PAUL r. ToWNE. 2ois New-fork ,
Volunteer Infantry. 10 take effect this date. |
rAeutensnt-colonei CHARLES C. MATES. 18Th Penn
sylvania Volunteer Infantry
CAPTAIN I. T. BECK. % Missouri Volunteer Infantry.
rtr.t Lieutenant J. WILSON PoUcHER, assistant sur
od1s NeU- York Volunteer Infantry.