The times., 1898-07-30
NV. ]. SEW ELL. Jr..
Assistant Adjutant General

This review will be a big affair and
prominent officials from all over the coun-
Try VIII attend.
The regiments which Will take part viii
be the Sixty-fifth New York, Third New
York First Rhode Island, First New Jer-
sey. Sixth Pennsylvania, Eighth Penn
sylvania, Twelfth Pennsylvania, Thir-
teenth Pennsylvania, Seventh Ohio, Ninth
Ohio, Twenty-second Kansas. One Hun
dred and Fifty-ninth Indiana, Third Mis-
souri. Fourth Missouri, Seventh Illinois.
Second Tennessee, Third Virginia First
Connecticut. All of the troops are finely
equipped and in splendid training. and
viii make good showing
The removal of the First Division hos
pital has been postponed until next
Thursday. owing 10 the failure of the new
wells at Dunn Loring 10 give water.
The new well of the Twelfth Pennsyl-
Vania has not yet given any water,
although il is twenty-five feet deep
Gen. Goblin has issued orders that the
Twelfth remain a the old camp until a
good water supply is assured
Surgeon Montellius, of the Eighth Penn
sylvania, is delighted with the new camp
on the Crittenden farm. He states that
the location is great, the sanitation per-
feet, and the water immense.
Col Hoffman, of the Eighth Pennsyl-
vania. has been very i'll during the past
ten days, but has begun to recover.
Major r. A. Brown inspected the Sixth
Pennsylvania yesterday and spoke favor
ably of the appearance of the command
A new order has been issued directing
that in future ordnance sergeants re-
cruited from States will receive S34 per
month instead of SIS as formerly.
The boys who were left over in the hos
pitals when the Second Brigade left for
San iago are complaining that they can
not get any mail. All mail addressed to
the Sixth Massachusetts,. Sixth Illinois.
and Eighth Ohio. is forwarded TO Santi-
ago. and the boys here cannot get their
letters. They have complained without
effect and wish tle attention of the de-
partmeni called to the matter.
The following patients were sent to
Fort Myer from the First Division Hos
pital Yesterday: Privates p. T. Meredith.
Company g. Twelfth Pennsylvania; John
Hill, Company z, Thirteenth Pennsylva-
MIA: ID. S Harris. Company B, Thirteenth
Pennsylvania; c. ". Hester, Company G..
Twelfth Pennsylvania; R. E. Burt Com
pany A Twelfth Pennsylvania; George
Davis, Company A. Thirteenth Pennsyl-
v2nia; James H Mulligan, Company ].
First Connecticut; f. J. Baney, Compa-
ny II. Twelfth Pennsylvania; Charles
Childress, Company L. Third Virginia.;
Ia j. AEaTc. t1OSpllai J1eIty Luu-
wig. Company II, Sixty-ffth New York;
H T. Prentiss, Company F. Twelfth
Pennsylvania.
A eourt-martial has been ordered to
convene to try Private Gay, of Company
B, Sixty-1fth New York, who was ar
rested last week for robbing the United
States mails. as related in The Times.
The court VIII be composed as follows:
Col. c. L. Burdett, Firss Connecticut,
president: Lieut.. Col w. II. Chaplin, Six
tv-fifth New York; Major W. c. King,
Twelfth Pennsylvania: Major John
Hickey, First Connecticut; Capt. ". r.
Conrad. Eighth Pennsylvania; Capt. Or
rim E. Runyon, First New Jersey: Capt.
s NJ. Leonard. First Connecticut; Capt
/. NJ. Gerber, Seventh Ohio: Capt. Frank
Robin. Thirteenth Pennsylvania: First
Lieut.. C. A. Hodsill. First Connecticut:
First Lieut.. ]. B. Webb, Sixty-fiftn New
York: Second Lieut.. L. ]. Deolittle. First
Connecticut; and Second Lieut.. w. II.
Black, First New Jersey: Capt. c. H.
Moore. First Connecticut judge advocate.
Private Frank Schwartz of Company
NJ, Sixty-fifth New York. who was posted
as a deserter was captured in Baltimore
yesterday.
a board OF survey has been appointed
to fix the blame for the loss of a valua-
BILE horse issued TO Surgeon Reffner, OF
the Sixty-fifth New York The board con-
sists of Capt. b. 3. Connor. Twelfth
Pennsylvania; Lieut.. Griffin. First New
Jersey. and Lient. Ripley, First Connect
cut