New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
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Army Navy and Marine Corps orders nave peeh
issued:

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Army Navy and Marine Corps orders nave peeh
issued
Major CHARLES SMITH Ordnance I DsP ar Ssp.c M
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R of spqTsa to on sRs%'t for &
e,aminat IONS q second snenens o u e a. GEEN
oUeH IT, ~ dne Artillery: Captain WIIHM4 PTiTT
Mxco ssss'ni h H4sy captain Captain spMARp
son. assistant surgeon Captain SqfS = HrHRN
eth Artillery. recorder.
Major JOSEPH 5. WILKINS additional payms% n,s Will
Captain FREDERICK MpoNALD. 26th Infantry will
proceed to Patsburs Barracks for duty :,
c'D oRss4 s Infantry FEFSToS ses 10 oH
Pherson for duty
Second S4oe.ss is Fort Sam sam q @
Second Lsg.snants sAMUEL MA ALI 5fsn sna VIII
proceed Fort Logan for duty.
Second join McARTHy r. s Sn,v Infantry
will proceed to Vancouver barracRs TOT guy u,,,
Second Lieutenant JOHN T. FULLER 37th Infantry VIII
proceed TO Columbus Barracks Tor duty'
The following officers are assigned TO regiments
as specified:
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK F. BucHAN to, to the he
9th Cavalry. Troop X. He will Join his troop al
Fort Leavenworth.
Second Lieutenant AUGUSTUS II. BISHOP to the "a
nfsny he VIII hs T fDo e sT Island for duty
Second Lieutenant AUSTIN A. PARKER TO- the : S.,h
infantry He Will report 10 the commanding general
Department Of the Colorado for duty.
The following transfers In the 9th Cavalry are
made
f''S Troop A. Frs; ieaief SATANrEL F MdIuRE
Major JOHN j. PERsHING. assistant adjutant general
eysd from further DS sTy rT in the war San fRan
cisco and report to the commanding general Depart
OF California. for duty lie WIN proceed NJ 20
partment Of the Pacific. for duty with the Eighth
Army Corps
will proceed New York for duty
Captain JOSEPH F. EVANS commissary q subsistence
Of the United States on September 2. He will pro
coed his home.
Captain oRRIN b MITcHAM, Ordnance Department
viii proceed the War Munltion Company, Brad
ford PENN to the Of smoFs Of powders for
seacoast guns He will also proceed 70 me w9rKS
that place on the subject Of the manufacture OF
First Lieutenant CLARENCE c. WILLIAMS Ordnance
Department will proceed 70 the works Of Ine Ss
plant and the powder in OF manufacture there
Tor the Ordnance Department.
Second Lieutenant RICHARD o. RICK ARD will proceed
to Angel Island, California. FOR duty with the Signal
Corps detachment.
Acting Assistant surgeon DWIGHT b. TAYLOR is re-
iieved from further duty in the Division OF Cuba and
will proceed Columbus Barracks for duty
Colonel J. FRANKLIN BELL. Both Infantry. Is honor
general United states Volunteers only.
Colonel ALFRED MORDECAl, OruhdnCe
will proceed TO the works OF the California fo"oer
Company. Santa Cruz. for inspection duty
Major WILLIAM s. PATTEN. quartermaster, VIII pro
coed New-York under instructions from the quar-
General.
Captain IRA MACNUTT Ordnance Department. VIII
make two visits the Sandy Hook Proving GROUND
inspect seacoast carriages.
Acting Assistant Surgeon ROBERT NJ. ENDERS. ST. Will
proceed 20 Leavenworth for duty.
Major EDWARD T. COMEGYs. surgeon. win close the
supply depot at Atlanta as soon as practlc-
able and will proceed TO Savannah and resume charge
of the United States General Hospital and the medical
supply depot that place, 10 relieve Major Danei
NJ. Appel surgeon and Captain Henry u. snyder
assistant surgeon
Acting Assistant Surgeon MATTHEW LEBPERE VIII
proceed Fort Crook for duty.
Mat3r MORRIS c HUTCHINS. Quartermaster Nolun-
teers, Will proceed Boston. Mass. TO consult with
the Adutant General Of the State OF MASSACHUSETTS
relative facilities Of the grounds at south
birmingham for the accommodation OF the 4oth IN,
organized at that place, and VIII proceed
thence 10 South birmingham and examine specifically
into the facilities there for the accommodation OF the
mentioned.