Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-10
ToDAY,s ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Notes of Interest to the United


TODAY'S ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Notes of Interest to the United
Service.
Lieutenant A w. Drew, 18th Infantry,
has been ordered to examination for pro-
motion.
Captain Karl Reichmann, A A. G., U. S.
v, has been relieved from duty in the office
of the adjutant general and ordered to re-
port to General Graham, commanding the
I'd army Corps, for assignment to duty.s
Lieutenant w. l.. Clark, signal corps, has
been ordered to duty in the Department Of
the East
Captain b. A. Reed, A A. G., has been
assigned to duty with the Sd Army Corps
at Chickamauga.
Major II. II. Carleton, inspector general,
has been ordered to Chickamauga
Lieutenant w. E. Ayre, 18th Infantry
has been relieved from duty at the Ohio
Wesleyan University and ordered to join
his regiment.
Captain T. F. Clark, signal corps, now at
Camp Alger, Va. has been ordered to Bos-
ton, Mass, for duty in connection with the
recruitment of the signal corps
Major j. G. Evans, inspector general has
been ordered to Jacksonville, Fla. for as
slgnment to duty with the 7th Army Corps
Lieutenant l.. II. Gross, 9th Infantry. has
been ordered from this city to duty at
Tampa, Fla.
Captain j. L. Colvin, A. A. G.. has been
assigned to duty with the I'd Army Corps
Falls Church
Captain c. NJ. Augur, assistant quarter
master, has been assigned to duty with
the 18th Army Corps.
Captains A. C. Mcdowell and H. P.
Young. assistant quartermasters, have been
ordered to duty at Chickamauga.
Capt. VIM. e. Horton. assistant adjutant
general, L. S. v, has been ordered to re-
port to Major Gen. John r. Brooke for as
sienms mt to duty with the 9th Army Corps.
capt. Douglas Settle, assistant adjutant
general, L. S. ", has been ordered to re-
port to Major Gen. John r. Brooke for as
signment to duty with the Sd Army Corps.
Col James NJ Lee, 10th t. S. Volunteer
Infantry, has been ordered,oto proceed to
Fredericksburg, Va, to duty with the or
ganiZation of that regiment.
| Second Lieut.. Alison j, Rudd, signal corps,
| has been ordered TO report at Fort Smelling
Mimi, for the purpose of enlisting men for
the Philippine expedition. q
Capt. Charles NJ Rockefeller, 9th Infan-
try, has been relieved from duty with the
Denison University, Ohio, and ordered to
join his regiment.
Major Frank S. Bourns, chief surgeon, U.
S. ", has been ordered TO report TO Major
Gen. Wesley Merritt, commanding the De-
p&rtment of the Pacific, for duty with the
Philippine expedition.
Brig. Gen. Robert H. HalE Z. S. v, has
been ordered to report to Major Gan VIM
X. Smarter, commanding the troops at Tam
pa, Fla, for assignment TO the command Of
a brigade.
Major Noble H. Creager ,duartermaster,
L. S. ", has been ordered to report to Ma
Jor Gen. f1tzhugh Lee, commanding the 7th
Army Corps for assignment to duty as
quartermaster of a division.
Colonel Willard Young. I'd United States
Volunteer Engineers, has been ordered to
proceed to the following named places in
connection with the recruitment of a regi-
ment or volunteer engineers: Springfield,
Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio; Indianapolis Ind;
chicago, ILL.,; st. Paul, Mimi; Omaha Neb;
Denver, Col: Salt Lake city, Utah: San
Frar cisco, Cal; Portland, Ore; Fort Sher-
idan, III.
Captain Clarence H. Staley list Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, has resigned.
Chaplain Frank De Witt Tamage, I'd ILL
nois Infantry Volunteers has resigned.
The. following officers have been ordered
to appear before retiring board at Tampa
for examination: Colonels Melville A Coch-
ran 9th Infantry: Alfred 7. Smith, 18th
Infantry, and William H. Powell, 9th In
fantry and Captain Colon Augur, I'd Cav
airy.
The following naval orders were issued
at the department today: Lieut.. T. NJ.
Webb to the Celtic, Ensign S. w. Griffith,
Ensign r. l.. Low Lieut. G. B. Townsend
and Lieut.. Jas. MacFarland to the Ma
hant; Ensign c. 1. kiehl, Lieut.. s. st. ].
Eshlemann Ensign A. Bartlett, Lieut.. l..
w. Bartlett Lieut.. A. w. Socola and Lieut..
r. w. Quick to the Passaic; Lieut.. H. H.
McIlhenny, Lieut. 7. NJ. Morse and Ensign
W. b. Coleman to the Nantucket; Ensign
ID. Chan and Ensign r. p Borden to the
Prairie; Ensign w. o. Copu Lieut.. A. b.
Denny, Ensign H. F. Fuller and Lieut.. j.
II. Dillaway to the Lehgh;> Lieut.. j. A.
Gorgas, jr Lieut. c. S. Braddock jr En-
sign f. HI. Siivers and Ensign j. F. TateEl
to the Resolute; Ensign w. w. Barrett to
the Solace; Naval Cadet +. l.. Oliver to the
Yale.
Rear Admiral W. A Kirkland, Naval
Constructor j: b. Hoover and Medical Di-
rector ID. McMurtrie have been retired by
section 144.
| Medical Inspector NJ. C. brennan, ordered
| to recruiting duty at New York.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. NJ. Pickerell,
Assistant Surgeon d. II. Morgan and Sur
geon c. Biddle have been ordered to the
| New York yard duty in re-enlistments for
| Harvard and Yale.
Mate H. Kuhl, retired, ordered to the
Franklin.
Chief Engineer G. F. Kutz, retired, in
| spector of machinery at Wolff and Zwicker.
The following officers were appointed
June y: Lieutenant w. s. Mckaig, Lieuten-
ant +. E. Swanstron, Ensign A B. Nc
Mannus and Assistant Paymaster j. NJ.
Riggs.
Gunner ]. w. Bullas, detached from Mo-
nadnock and ordered home on sick leave
of three months.
Passed Assistant Paymaster H. E. Jewett,
to be ready for duty on Buffalo
chaplain A. McAllister, ordered to the
Independence. y IL
Chief Engineer w. B. Dunning, given
three months sick leave.