The times., 1898-07-20

16S July I3. 1898 from this office. dret Is Capt
Theodore A. Bingham, Cops Of Engineers to re-
port to Lieut.. Col Alexander Mackenzie, Corps
OF Engineers, president OF the examining Gard
appointed TO meet az Washington. ID. ., hy spe-
cial orders No LOB, July l3, ISgS, from this
Office for examination as to his fitness tor pro-
motion is amended 10 read as follows: Capt
Theodore \. Bingham Colonel L. ). Army IN
charge of public buildings and grounds)
First Lieut. William V. Judson, Corps Il En-
gineers, is relieved from duty with the Bat
TALON OF Engineers and at the U. S Engineer
School, Wilets Point. \. Y. and viii proceed to.
and take station at New York city and report
to Col. Henry NJ. Robert, corps of engineers. for
duty recorder and discussing officer Of the
| board of engineers
Capt. William NJ Couilng, quartermaster. L.
! s. Volunteers, will proceed at once to New Or
! leans, La. reaching that place not later than
| July 10. and report TO Col. James W. Scully.
sistant quartermaster general, for assignment to
| duty as quaTteTmaster on boayd the steamer
| Berlin. now oute from New York city to that
/ place Capt. Coulling will command of
! the steamer, and perform all duties pertaining
/ board, and will proceed thereon TO such point,
| points as may be designated by Col. Scully. The
/ future movements OF the steamer will be govern
| ed by directions given by proper authority after
! its arrival at its destination When troops are
| embarked on the vessel named, Capt GOulling
will be under the orders of the commanding Off
Ger thereof
| Major David Hemphiu, quartermaster. L. s.
| Volunteers is relieved from duty with the Sec
ond Army Corps, and will proceed. without de
| iay TO Nd am report ~
! the commanding general, L. 5. troops at that
| place. for assignment TO duty.
| Major Lawrence c. Carr, brigade surgeon. l..
S Volunteers, recently appointed. will proceed at
once TO this city. and report 10 the surgeon Ctn-
| eral. L. 5. Army.
| Leave of absence until further orders. IS grant
ed First Lieut.. Matt r. Peterson. Sixth Infantry,
! 10 enable him TO accept the commission OF ma
| jor in the One Hundred and Sixty-frst Indiana
| Volunteers.
| The following named officers Of the paw depart
] Nay inrk rFIR y
| Y. en- route TO Santiago de Cuba delaying IN
| Washington. D. c. a sufficient time TO ship rl-
| lie funds: Major Culver c. Snifen- paYmlster,
! L. S Army; Major Moses r. Doyon. 2ddI' lonaI
| paymaster. L. s Volunteers: Major Charles A.
| Smylie, additional paymaster, U. ). Volunteers.
| Paragraph 40. special orders, No. 80, head
| quarters OF the army. adiutant generals Office,
june g. 1893 granting leave of absence 20 First
! Lieut. Omar Bundy. Third Infantry, to enable
! him to accept the commission OF major IN the
! One Hundred and Sixty-frst Indiana Volunteers,
/ and directing him 10 proceed TO indianapolis,
Ind. and report 10 the governor OF the state IS
| revoked.
| Infantry, now at Fort Crook, Seb-, will be dis
| charged the service Of the United States by the
| commanding officer of his station
Private George Stephan, Company d. Eight
eenth Infantry at Camp Merritt san Fran
cisco. Cal. will be discharged the service OF the
| United States by the commanding officer OF has
| station.
Private Michael NJ Blumberg Company A.
| First Maryland Volunteer Infantry, now al Fort
Monroe. Va. will be discharged the service OF
| the United States by the commanding officer OF
his station
| The following named officers. having rendered
their designations. honorably discharged the
| service Of the United States. 10 take effect this
date: Capt. +. p. Rogers. Fourth Illinois Vol
unteer Infantry First Lieut.. Frank J. Rensberger,
| Twelfth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry.
| Capt. Raymond Sulzer, assistant quartermaster,
| L. $ Volunteers. recently appointed will pro-
ceed al once 10 Chicago. H., and report 10 the
| commanding general Department OF the Lakes
| for assignment to temporary duty at that place,
Can't RAYMOND SulZer, assistant GuarteImaster,
L. 5. Volunteers, Will, upon completion OF the
| temporary duty assigned him at Chicago, III
| proceed TO San Francisco, Cal, and repo-t 10 the
commanding general, Department of the Pao fc.
| for assignment - duty with the expedition 10
the Philippine Islands
| The following assignments 10 regiments OF sec
Ond lieutenants, recently appointed from enlisted
| men, announced: Second Lieut. John W.
| French, appointed TO rank from June -, ls9s.
from corporal Company c, Twenty-frst lnfsntry
TO the Eleventh Infantry; Second Lieut.. Crom-
well Stacey. appointed 10 rank from June -,
1895, from sergeant. Company D. Thirteenth In
fantry. To the Nineteenth Infantry The officers
named will report TO Major General John J. Cop
pinger. I. 5. Volunteers. Tampa, Fla, Tor duty
with their regiments.
Second Lieut. Harry E Eames, Nineteenth In
fantry, upon his arrival at Tampa, Fla, in re
| turning from regimental recruiting service vii
report to Capt. Jasper F. Brady. jr., L. ;. Vol
unteer Signal Corps. az that place for temporary
duty. Should his regiment De ordered ava!
from Tampa, he Will accompany it without fur
Capt Frederick L. Martin. L. 6. Yoluntee
! Signal Corps, Will report TO the commanding gen
eral, department Of California, for special dut,
pertaining 10 the Signal Corps in that dspartm nt
| Capt. Ross Matthews. assistant quarteGmlster
L.. s Volunteers will report TO the depot quar-
termaster, in this city, for temporary duty, TN
| der such instructions as he receive from tn
quartermaster general OF the army.
Major Samuel W. Hay, chief commiSsary O
subsistence, L., 5. Volunteers, Is relieved fron
| duty with the Second Army Corps. and will pro
ceed. with his authorized clerk, to Tampa Fla.
and report To the commanding general L. 5
| troops at that place, for assignment to duty a
| chief commissary of subsistence on the star q
a division commander in the Fourth ARMY Corps
Capt. Albert S Brookes, commissary of sub
sistence. L. $. Volunteers. is relieved from dut,
with the chief eommissary. Department of Cal
ifornia, and will proceed 10 Vancouver Barracks
| Wash, and report to the commanding general
Department of the Columbia, for assignment L
duty as chief commissaTy of that department.
Chaplain Edwin S Harris, Second Tennesse
Volunteer Infantry having rendered his resigna
, tion. is honorably discharged the service of tn
UnitedUnited States, to take effect this date.
Paragraph "a. special orders No AS, June q
| 1898, as amended by paragraph SO, special OIL
ders, No. 152, June %, 1S9s, and paragraph Il
special orders, No. 156. July 3, 1895 is still fu,
ther amended so as to direct Capt. Peter {
Dening, commissary Of subsistence, L. S. Volm
| teers. to remain on the transport Grand Ducbes.
I: with the stores for which he is responsible an
to proceed to join his brigade, accompanied b
| on duty with him, upon arrival of that brigad
| in Cuba.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Arfstides ACramont,
| U. S. Army, will proceed from this city to Ne
| York city. n. Y, and there take passage on til
U. S. S Resolute for Santiago de Cuba and MI
,, on arrival there. will report to Major Geners
| William r. Shafter, L. S. Volunteers, command
, , ing o.. S. troops. for duty in the yellow feye
! | hospital
Paragraph Al, special orders, No. I62, July l:
lSgS, Is so amended as to direct Acting Assistan
Surgeon Charles I. NewRirk. L. s Army TO PFC
| ceed from this city to New York city, y. Y
and report to Major William H. Arthur. chief sur
/, | geen, Z. $ Volunteers. TO await transportatio
TO Santiago de Cuba, and, upon arrival there t
| report to Major General William r. Shafter, L. 5
Volunteers. commanding L. s. troops for duty.
| The following transfers made in tn
! | Fourth Cavalry: First Lieut. John NJ Neal
: from Troop C to Troop B; First Lieut. Edwi
B. Winans, jr., from Troop to Troop C.
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with coic and cholera infantum since hi
, birth, and all that we could do for hin
did not seem to give more than tempo
/, | rarv relief until we tried ChamharIo IN