Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-11
ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
Recent Orders to Officers of the
Army.

recent orders to Officers of the
| Army.
Major Edward Martin, surgeon, has been
assigned to duty with the ID Army Corps
| at Falls Church, Va.
Officers of the army have been assigned
to duty as follows: Lieutenant r. S. Wells
Sd Volunteer Cavalry to Chickamauga:
Major G. W. Fishback to Fredericksburg
Lieutenant B. o. Lenoir, signal corps, to
Washington Barracks, D. c.; Captains H.
E Mitchell W. NJ. Ekin and E. B. Harri-
son, assistant quartermasters, to Chfcka-
| manga; Colonel Dallas Bache of the med
ical department, to Woods Holl, Mass, for
the purpose of inspecting the buildings be-
longing to the fish commission with refer
ence to the establishment Of a general hos
pital at that point.
Lieut.. w. E. Davies, Signal Corps. to st.
Louis, Mo-; Acting Assistant Surgeon j.
J. Curry, to Fort Myer, Va: Lieut.. r. r.
Hammond, Corps Of Engineers to Boston,
Mass: Acting Assistant Surgeon e. K.
Plummer, Key West; Major ]. NJ Carson,
1r, quartermaster, to duty as acting chief
quartermaster of the list Army Corps;
Majors W. c. Weiss, Clifford Arrick, c.
NJ. Carr and W. B. Dwight additional pay
masters. to Atlanta, Ga; Major J. NJ Lee,
9TH infantry, to Tampa, Fla; Lieut. W.
Fla.
Lieut.. Col. Chas. L. Withrow First Lieut..
A X. Joyce adjutant, and First Lieut. j. c.
Dysart, assistant surgeon, have been or
dered to proceed from this city to Augusta
ia, where the headquarters of the 10th
United States Volunteer Infantry has been
transferred.
The following named officers have re-
signed: Lieut.. Col. II. A. Shenton 9th Penn
sylvania Volunteers; Capt. D. F, Bovden.
9th Maryland Volunteers; Capt Chas.
Stackhouse, 21st Kansas Volunteers: Lieut.
j. II. Doremus. ID New Jersey Volunteers:
Lieut.. Z. ) Hunt. 1st South Dakota Eolun-
teers; Lieut.. H. X Scott. 157th Indiana Vol
unteers, and Chaplain F. c. Drummer Sd
Illinois Volunteers.
Lieut.. W. H. Allaire 23d Infantry. has
been detailed as mastering officer acting
quafternaster and acting commissary of
subsistence in connection with musterine
INTO the United States service at this CITY
OF recruits for the 9Th and Sth United
States Volunteer Infantry
The following second lieuterants recent-
~ appointed, have been assigned to regi-
ments as follows: J. F. Wilkinson to the
list infantry; 7. r. Harker to the 18th In
fantry. "
Officers of the army have been assigned
to duty as follows:
Captain F. B. Harrison, A. A. G.. to
Chickamauga; Lieut.. Col. G.. B. Davis,
9epgty judge advocate general. to New
ork city; First Lieut.. VIM. Jarvie. jr., and
Second LIEUT.. H. G. Baldwin, signal corns-
to Washington Barracks; Acting Assistant
Surgeon Humphrey Bate, jr to Chicka-
manga; Acting Assistant Surgeon S. w.
Kelley to Tampa; Lieut.. E. NJ. Fullington.
to Charleston, S. c.
Acting Assistant Surgeon F. r. Dolson,
TO Fort st. Philip. La; Lieut.. e. L. Pat
terson, D1st New York Volunteers, to spe-
olal duty with Gen. Henry; Capt. c. j. Gofr
assistant quartermaster, to Santiago; Mai.
r; M Hammond of the pay department, to
charleston; Lieut.. Desha Breckenridge, ID
regiment Volunteer Engineers to Santiago
do ANN
Breckenridge.
Lieut.. Charles E. Walton 9Th Massa-
chusetts Inf 1try, has resigned on account
OF i'll health.
Brig Gen. Joseph K Hudson has been
ordered TO Tampa for assignment to com
n,and of brigade of the 4th Army Corps
Lieut. j. l. Sehon, Goth Infantry has
ton.
Col. David Perry, 9th Cavalry has been
retired on account of disability.