New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington June A.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY

Captain GEORGE B. DAVIS. Subsistence Department
pointed April - vice second Lieutenant PHILIP r.
WARD 7th ARTILLERY.
tailed member Of the board of officers 10 consider
.a sPoT es to hS ofT ssS bats1 =" r ar.y
Captain ELDRIDGE r. HILLS. 9Th Artillery
board Of survey consist Of First Lieutenant EDGAR
T. COLLINS. sth Infantry; Second Lieutenant
HENRY c. sMITHER. lst Cavalry. and Second Leu
10 the recruiting station. Philadelphia 70 in
vestgate report upon and fix the resp3nsi6li,y for
tenant JOHN W FURLONG 9th cavalry, is ac-
countable
The following transfers Artillery made
Captain RICHARD P. STRONG from Battery to
battery NJ to Battery C.
Second Lieutenant ARCHIBALD HARRISON 18th In n
and viii proceed to Join the latter company.
Acting Assistant Surgeon HENRY C. CLINE will proceed
to Front Royal Virginia, FOR annument OF his con
Acting Assistant surgeon THOMAS W BATH Will, VIII pro 70
eed seedmpSny pam s t4ooP haI'f 10 San i Francisco SCOT
Flrs; Lieutenant GEORGE c. BARNHARDT 9Th Cavalry a
relieved recorder of the examining board at Fort
tain Zion F wiieo1 Ii S@t' Sth Cavalry ''-'
Captain GEORGE H. CARTWRIGHT assistant qqartsr .TI
quartermaster volunteers only Is hOnoraby dis
charged from the volunteer army.
First & WAM EFTE e IntaHi If nsn s4a
are relieved In Connection with muster out Of volun-
eer troops at Camp Meade and will proceed to New
Ieved at Camp Meade.
Major JOHN W. sUMMERHAYEs. quartsrmaeter. United
States Army Will proceed from New-York City 70
the Norfolk Navy Yard and inspec; yacht Oneida
Major william Il ANDERSON c9m%issaIy Of su6sist s.
commlssary OF subsistence volunteers
The following transfers made: First Lieutenant ED
WIN, COLE. from the 9th Infantry. TO company B'
THEIR. from the 4th Infantry to Company A. eth
Infantry. Lieutenant Cole viii remain with the 9th
Infantry until further orders
The following eutenants recently appointed
assigned TO reg mcnts indicated: FRANK B. HAW-
the 4th Infantry. JOSEPH B MORSE to the 9th
Infantry; ALBERT r. DILLINGHAM. to the 18Th
Second Ll.gsenan. HENRY WATTERgoN 5s;en.ly i
proceed to Governors Island New-York for assign
OF physical disability.
Captain RICHARD " BLATCHFoRD. 11th Infantry.
vii proceed to Governors Island. to conduct recruits
The following changes in stations OF officers Of
the Ordnance Department are ordered:
Major JOHN T. GREER. relieved from the command ot
Columbia Arsenal. Tennessee. and TO Springfield
Captain ROGERS BRINE. relieved at Springfield
Arm9ry and assigned as member Of the ord9anoe nee
board FOR testing rasd cannon.
aed Amor. and to Command Columbia Arsenal
Captain JOHN r. THOMPSON. relieved from Office Of
chief Of ordnance. and to Springfield Armory
First Leu,enants SAMUEL HOE and JOHN II. RICE.
Ordnance Proving Ground. sandy Hook. with station
First Lieutenant GEORGE MONTGOMERY. relieved at
Ordnance Proving Ground. Sandy Hook and TO
First Lieutenant DAVID NJ KING relieved a, Allegheny
Arsenal Pittsburg and watervliet Arsenal
Colonel ISAAC ARNoLB s J and Frs First hIsq b6s15
for testing rined cannon.
Colonel JOSEPH P. FARLEY. assigned 10 board for
testing rihed cannon
The following assignments OF officers Of the In
spector-Generars Department and OF acting In
spectors- general are announced
Colonel MARION MAUs inspector-senera
IN hl, duties a. Inspector general Department of
california perform those Of inspector-general. De
partmsnt ot the Columbia
Major EARL THOMAS 5,h cayal,y viii report L,at,. to
commanding general. Department or Puerto frlhClP"'
Cuba a. acting Inspector general.
Major JOSEPH II. DORsT. 2d Cavalry VII report %
sonmanhns gsPeTA sc5r d
Major FRANK II EDMUNDs, lst Infantry VIII report
70 COMMANDING general pePar'msnt OF she e in
spector-generaL
Major FRANK D. BALDWIN. 9Th Infantry. VIII pro,
c5mmanding general Department Of the colorado a.
sS5g S DEPARTMENT o the
rir., Lieutenant EDWIN NJ sUPLEE, 30 Cavalry, IS
relieved at Savannah, and will Join his troop
Second Lieutenant !. A. HUTTON. Ist California IN
fantry IS honorably discharged
Major CHARLES BIRD qqarermase,T VIII gs9GfsS 10
its rr15oseI ss,abshmen OF the Fredericksburg and
adjacent battleheds memorial park
Captain ROBERT r STEVENS assistant n95TIn
hose of chef commissary. Department Of Texas
NAVY.
Lieutenant r C. SMITH detached from the Navy lard
Boston and ordered Bridgeport. Conn as inspector
Of ordnance. June %
Lieutenant SEARS ords. & to The s2Sfe 5fySs's june s5
and erfereI 70 the New-orleans
Lieutenant F. LLOYD Jr. detached from the Ne"-o'-
leans and ordered he Marietta
Ensign c. WEBSTER ordered to Bureau OF Navigation
rr--r-~r- 4sfae he'd rOm
Amphtrte. and ordered to the Torpedo station New"
r--.ors u p MArDOvGALI. detached from the Ian
caster and ordered 10 the Amphiirite
1.eu.cnan, C w MENTz to duties as inspector
lev south Boston and Fall River Company, Wey-
mouth. Mas
Lieutenant W b. WHITTELsEY. detached as inspector
Of ordnance. Bridgeport June - ana ordered 10 ''e
A.-lstan, Engineer y MAsFIEID order to Asato sta
tlon via Solsce. revoked
Assistant raymas,er W T. WALLACE. detached from from
i1as5 s1' 1i1v 3s asst tant general storekeeper
rss.o,s have been issued the following officers o,
The Pay C4T!s CRAY Pay Director r P. Isle
and PAY Inspector j. J.. LOOMS
Chaplain C. II PARKS f, detached from the Essex
ordered home and wait orders .,
cbaplaln r. T. STEELE Is detached from the Navy iafu'
New- York. June 80 and 70 the Essex
Commander C. r. ROELKER is ordered TO ada'onSi
Int On the Fish Commission. June 30
Surgeon e G. HERNDoN. on completion ot Temporary .1s
,,,., recruiting rendezvous chicago NieNe-
land etc. ordered home and walk orders
Ass,.,an, Engineer q. X MMORRIs is detached from
the Philadelphia and ordered 10 the AoatroSs
Nf cadet commissions have been issued % the foIl)w-
ing officers recently promoted. lAeutenants Juhl0r
eradel H. r SMITH. q. W. LAWS. O C. DAl' l.
WNANEE G. l. HUSSEY. J. K. !. BI.AkELl' =
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