New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. Aug 10.-The following Army and
Navy orders have Just been Issued
ARMY

Navy orders have Just been Issued:
ARMY.
Major HENRY AMoTTB surgeon 1T Regiment ne Md uass
State Volunteer Cavalry. VIII proceed 70 Mon'auS
Point, Long Island. " Y.
Colonel JAMES VI. MOORE. assistant oIaIterma,ter-
general. Z. s. A.. will proceed to Sea Girt. ~ J.
Colonel H0 WELLS WILLARD assistant comms'ary
general Of subsistence. L. $ A
The following transfers are made. to take effect
this date
Major WILLIAM II. CLAPP. from the 24th Infantry to
Major ALFRED c. MARXLEY, from the ilth Infantry
TO the Gath Infantry He will Join his regiment.
First Lieutenant DEAN c. HOWARD. assistant surgeon a
from New.Ycrk CITY on Tuesaay .d the s snpps.
'>'' Colonel Henry WAGNER ith cavalry
esy.d from duty HM KS Vest
sa fS Ho.D e Ken Ws f for duty
leved from duty at the United States General Hos
aadns Sccf KEY Mes. a Ra n se Fla for duty
Acting Assistant surgeon j. R. stLANNoN. T. s. A. will
proceed TO Washington Barracks Tor duty
surseon-general I. 5 A. viii proceed to For. Monroe
pital now be being established in ,hs, vicinity
coone CHARLES A. WOODRUFF assistant commits onnn.sd
Montauk Point. Long Island. " Y
The leave of absence granted Lieutenant ROBERT
II. ANDERSON. 9th Infantry. is extended one month
:.
United states Volunteers. will proceed to this city
Captain ELIAS H PARSONS. assistant quartermaster.
United States Volunteers. will proceed to Montauk
Point. Long Island. y. Y.
The leave Of absence granted Captain JOHN B. GUTH
RE. 18th Infantry, is extended two months
Major HENRY II. TwoMBLY. additional paymast .r
station at Washington
Captain CHARLES X. MADDOX. 81 United states Vol
antser Inf1n,ry is honoa ANY ,s
Actin Aesis L S A.,
proceed to Chickamsugs Park. Georgia. for duty.
Acting Assistant surgeon GEORGE G NORRIS. y: "A.
wi. proceed to Ch!ckamauga Park. Georgia for duty
Captain CARROLL +. ARMlsTEAD LIST Arkansas yolun-
teer infany is honoaby alsSnaTseH me ne sa,. JuS
a a5 ISIS Of the '''''-''''S' regiment - ~ ~
The leave Of absence granted Second Lieutenant AMOS
II. MARTIN. LIST Infantry. Is extended one month.
Leave Of absence FOR twenyone days granted Major
H.. p. BRADLEY. surgeon. I'd Wisconsin Volunteer
Captain MARION NJ MMTLI.AN. assistant quartermaster,
p5 1rd Sa!Fi . H9uneeT % a P,cee' 10
Captain CHARLES wEIsER commssary Of subsistence
United States Volunteers will proceed 70 Ne~-York
ana acting assistant quar,ermaster on the hospital
steamer Missouri! at that port
states Volunteers Is relieved from further duty with
the First Army Corps. and will proceed to Atlanta
Ga. for duty inspector general
Major JOHN G. BALANCE. inspector general United
states Volunteers. Will proceed to Chckamauga Park
Georgia .or duty.
Major John W. PULLMAN quartermaster, United
Army will proceed on the qqartermasers
steamer Kta win qudi'iIhdsft spPt..es W 80
de Ponce Porto Rico. report to Major General
Nelson 4 Miles. United States Army. commanding
that place. 70 establish 1uartern,sser,
depot az such point may be designated by the
general commanding.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM J. GLASGOW d cavalry
will proceed to Tampa FId' 'or duy as aue-'e
camp
Acting Assistant Surgeon r. r. SHtRl>Y tinted states
Army. viii proceed chickamauga. Ga. FOR duty
Leave ~ absence for thirty from July 26 ISIS Is
granted First Lieutenant CARY 7. STENCt- adiu-
tant 9th Regiment United states volunteer IN
fantry.
Thu following officers Of the 9Th Massachusetts
Volunteer Infantry having rendered their resigna-
tiors 10 take effect August 5. 1888 are discharged
from the service Of the United States as OF that
date: