New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
(For other sports see page S.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington June THE following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Captain WILLIAM II. BECK 10th Cavalry; Is relieved as
acting inspector general. Department Of the missouri.
and will proceed to New-York City for instructions
The following chaplans relieved at posts opposite
assignment to duty: Chaplain THOMAS W. BARRY,
To,t Rsy GhSPan IY9hT Rr p HEAPEET E6 Fort
The following chaplans relieved at posts opposite
their names and VIII proceed to San Francisco for
Island Chaplain CHARLES W. FREEIAND. Fort
Monroe.
as may be assigned to them will proceed to Havana
for assignment chaplans q the Regular regiments:
Chaplain IVORY II. B. HEADLEY. Chaplain SAM
UEL II. BELL.
may he assigned to them. viii proceed 70 Manila
cSapaS % psS"fat cAnEs asPS," w. FREELAND B. 0 En-
F-s; o J0HY W. COFFIN asssan:
Captain EZRA B. FULLER. 7th Cavalry. recruit
ing duty at Columbia s. c.. Wi report to the Coy
ing the preparation Of rolls Of rejected men who
offered their the United states during the
Spansh-American war.
Major HAMILTON s. WALLACE. additional paymaster.
w to M ana @v report to the Pay
First Lieutenant Alison J. RUDD. Volunteer Signal
Corps, is honorably discharged.
First Lieutenant SAMUEL NJ, wATERHousE, assist;
surgeon is relieved Savannah. and will proceed
to Governors Island for duty at Fort Wood
ten 5 % rS TeiS sero. ga
Denver and will Join his regiment.
Acting Assistant Surgeon JOSEPH j. CURRY relieved at
hospital ship Missouri for duty
Acting Assistant surgeon ,DoNALD MLEAN. JR.. re-
assignment
Acting Assistant Surgeon JAMES A. ALEXANDER re-
lieved at Camp Meade will proceed to Havana for
assignment.
First Lieutenant MORTIMER o. BrGELow sth Cavalry
regiment
Captain CORNELIUS GARDENER, 10th infantry. will
n
Second IsREL sn III h vii Ipdn5 o5
latter regiment in the Philippine Islands.
The following officers Of the 18th Infantry relieved
viii join their regiment at Camp Meade: Major
rREDERIGK RICK h II f; EPSTEIN @ Albany; First Lieu
First Lieutenant GEORGE H. STEEL, Evansville
Ind
viii 4p8 Brad Theodore scS%Sa
aide de-camp on his staff.
First Lieutenant JAMES HARLANs. 10Th Pennsylvania
The fGoTns M the % Aery are made
to Battery J. Second Lieutenant HENRY W. BUT
eutenant % %HENRY Y MnRRAM % fn' from Battery aS'ao to
Battery G; Second Lieutenant HARRY l. JAMES
from Battery G to Battery E.
First Neutenants HARRIS. LLOYD ENGLAND and
PERCY NJ KEssLER and Second Lieutenants JAMES
practicable.
First Lieutenant GEORGE II. MMANUs. 90 Artillery.
is assigned 20 Battery A.
Acting Assistant Surgeon DANIEL. C. COONEY will pro
ceed 10 Havana for assignment
Captain DEANE C. HOWARD assistant surgeon. is de-
Sg s anG e Ma0T 0e ass S @Hsf s
Second Lieutenant CHARLES o. COLLARS. Ist Colorado
Infantry. is hOnorably discharged
Captain OGDEN RAFFERTY,. assistant surgeon. will re
pany that regiment to Manila.
First Lieutenant JOHN H. STONE. assistant surgeon.
Will proceed from Ieavenworth. Kan, TO New-York
City for further orders.
First Lieutenant HERBERT o WILLIAMS. 1ith Infan-
try. will proceed TO Charleston s C.. ard relieve Cap
tain Edward r. Lawton. 10Th Infantry in charge Of
recruiting.
Captain PHILIP p. POWELL. 9th Cavalry, will proceed
Albany and relieve Major Frederick H. f. Ebsten.
2ist Infantry, from recruiting service.
NAVY.
Commissions have been ISSUED 10 the following ofhcer
recently promoted: Commander r. T. JASPER,
Lieutenant Commander J. NJ BOWER. G. G.
HANUs and J. II. BULL. Captain i. II. MOSES.
Marine Corps. and Surgeon c. J. DECKER
The following assistant paymsstes have been appointed;
FRANKLIN r. SACKETT DAVID N. ADDISON and
WILLIAM 7. WALLACE
Lieutenant W. l. BURDTCK detached from the IAncas-
June 10. home and wait orders.
Lieutenant w F. FULI.AM detached from the Naval
Academy June II. and TO the Lancaster.
Lieutenant c. S. RicHMAS Puget Sound Naval Sta