The times., 1898-05-05

second Lieut. George H. McMaSter,
Twenty-fourth Infantry; Second Lieut..
Orrin r. Wolfe, Twenty-second Infantry.
Second Lieut.. John F. Stephens. Tenth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. Louis y. Law
ton. Ninth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Amos
II. Martin First Infantry; Second Lieut..
Thomas l.. Smith, Seventeenth Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Howard r. Perry. Seven
teenth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Lincoln F.
kilbourne. First Infantry; Second Lieut.
Verling X. Hart, Seven :eenth Infantry;
Second Lieut.. Hunter B. Nelson, Twen-
ty-fourth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Albert
Laws. Twenty-four5h Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Mathew E. Saville. Tenth Infan-
try; Second Lieut.. William H. Muliay.
Twenty-hrst Infantry; Second Lieut.
Frank II. Lawton Twenty-first Infantry,
Second Lieut.. Paul B. Malone Thirteenth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. S. J. Bayarc
Schindel Sixth Infantry: Second Lieut..
Frank ID. Ely, Thirteenth Infantry; Sec
ond Lieut.. William a. Safer, Thirteenth
Infantry Second Lieut.. Dana w. XII
burn. First Infantry; Second Lieut.
Thomas w. Connell, Ninth Infantry;
Second Lieut.. Charles L. Bent First In
fantry; Second Lieut.. Ralph r. Stogsdall,
Fourth Infantry; Second Lieut. Hugh D.
Wise Ninth Infantry.
First Lieut.. David Price. First Artillery.
quartermaster and acting commissary of
subsistence in connection with the mus
ter into the United States service OF Nir-
ginia volunteers al Richmond, in place of
First Lieut.. Richard c. CroXton. First
Infantry, hereby relieved from such duty.
Lieut.. Price will proceed to Richmond
| without delay, and report to the United
States mastering officer at that place.
Leave Of absence until further orders
Is ora ted IN N..DC u1.iId
! Tenth Cavalry, to enable him TO accept
the commission of colonel First Regiment
Alabama Volunteers. He viii report to
the governor of Alabama accordingly.
Capt. Joseph II. Dorst, Fourth Cavalry.
now on leave Of absence, has been ordered
10 report in person for duty to the major
general commanding the army.
The retirement from active service this
date of Brig. Gen. William II. Nash.
commissary general of subsistence, by the
| President, has been announced.
Among the other orders announced yes
terday We're the following:
Capt. Charles Wilcox, assistant sur
geon, is detailed 10 examine Texas vol
unteers, at Austin. Texas, in place of
! Capt. i. A. Mearns, assistant surgeon,
| hereby relieved OF the detail. Capt Will
| cox will proceed 10 Austin for this duty
| without delay.
Capt. John G. Balance. Twenty-second
| Infantry, will proceed without delay T."
| Lexington. Ky. and assume the duties
| Of mastering officer for Kentucky volun-
| teers, relieving First Lieutenant Herbert
| S. Whipple, Seventh Cavalry. Of those
| duties.
Capt William w Gibson, Ordnance
| Department will make not TO exceed two
| visits from Cleveland, Ohio, to Lorain,
! Ohio. and return, on official business per-
! tanning 10 the inspection and test Of
| gun-carriage casting for the Ordnance
| Department
! The following changes in the stations
and duties Of officers OF the Medical De-
! partment are made: Major Louis Breche-
min, surgeon. relieved from duty at Fort
| Sherman, Idaho and report in person to
/ the commanding officer. Vancouver Bar
racks. Washington. for duty at that post,
| TO relieve Capt. Frederick p Reynolds.
assistant surgeon. Capt. Reynolds. upon
| being thus relieved win repair to this
| city. without delay. and report in person
to the surgeon general of the Army for
! assignment to duty.
| First Lieutenant David Price, First Ar
| tillery, relieved by the Secretary Of War
! from duty at the Virginia Military In
/ sttute. Lexington, Va, and will proceede
! 10 join his battery. The travel enjoined
is necessary for the public service.
| Leaves of absence until further orders
| is granted First Lieut.. Charles w. Abbot,
| jr Twelfth Infantry to enable him to
! accept the commission of colonel of the
regiment Of Rhode Island Volunteers.
Private Charles Il. Crotty, Company b,
/ Thirteenth Infantry, now at Tampa Fla,
! is transferred TO Light Battery G. Sixth
Artillery, and will be sent to the station
| of that battery, Fort Myer, Va
BY direction Of the Assistant Secretary
of War Private Peter J. Kickham. Com
pany II, Eighth Infantry, now at Fort
d A. Russell, Wyoming, will be dis
charged without honor from the service
of the United States
Private Robert 2. Moore, Company a,
| Twenty-fourth. Infantry. now in the
hands of the civil authorities, serving
sentence of imprisonment, will be dis
! charged without honor from the service
OF the United States, with forfeiture of
retained pay. by the commanding officer
of Fort Douglas, Utah
| Recruit James Foster general service
| now in confinement at Columbus Bar
! rachs O.. having enlisted under false
pretenses will be discharged without
honor from the service of the United
! States on receipt of this order by the
commanding officer of his station.
Acting Assistant Surgeon II. w. Dan
forth. United States Army, viii proceed
from this city to Tampa, and report in
| person To the commanding general of the
troops at that place for duty.
Dewey's victory should be celebrated
with the National Capital Brewing Co.'S
Diamond" and "Munchner' Beers, al
| oh GygF FrIa- I1r