The evening times., 1899-08-29
ARMY OrLers.

Second Lieut.. William G. Miles, Thirty-seventh
Infantry, Volunteers recently appointed, with
rank from July 5, 1899. will proceed to Column
bus Barracks, Ohio, and report in person to the
commanding officer of that post for duty. to ac-
company recruits to Manila, Philippine Islands.
Second Lieut.. Hugh La +. Applewhite, Seventh
Artillery, is transferred from Battery to Light
Battery of that regiment, and will proceed to
join the latter battery.
Leave of absence for one month, to take effect
about September l, 1899, is granted Lieut..
Col. Ernest A. Darlington, inspector general
army.
Major John A. Logan, Thirty third Infantry
Volunteers. recently appointed, will proceed to
Fort Sam Houston. Tex. and report in person to
his regimental commander for duty.
The resignation of Capt. Andrew G.. C. Quay,
assistant quartermaster has been accepted by the
President, to take effect August 81, 1889.
Under instructions from the President Capt
James E Pitcher, assistant surgeon, is directed
by the Secretary of War to report in person to
Major Gen. Wesley Merritt president of the army
retiring board, appointed to meet at Governor
Island. New York city, at such time he may
designate. for examination by the board Upon
the completion of his examination Captain Pitcher
will return to the place Of receipt by him of this
order.
First Lieut.. Joseph L. Sanford. assistant sur
geon. Volunteers. recently appointed, with rank
from August Is, 1899, is assigned to the Twenty
Ninth Infantry, Volunteers, vice Anderson, re-
signed and will proceed to Fort Mcpherson Ca,
and report in person to his regimental comman-
der for assignment to duty.
The leave OF absence on surgeons certificate oi
disability granted First Lieut.. Arthur W. Yates,
Ninth Infantry, in special orders No. u.s. June 80
1899. Department OF the Pacific and Eighth Army
Corps is extended two months on surgeons GER
tifcate of disability.
Second Lieut.. Alfred MacCalmont Wilson Twen.
tieth Infantry, will be sent on duty with the first
detachment of recruits that may leave Columbus
Barracks, Ohio. for Manila. Philippine Islands.
and upon his arrival at that place will proceed
to join his regiment.
Col. Edward j. McClernand, Forty-fourth Infan.
try, Volunteers, recently appointed, with rank
from August IL, 1899, will proceed from New York
city to Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and enter upon
duty pertaining to the organization of his regi-
ment
Capt. Moses G. Zalinski, assistant quartermas-
ter, awaiting orders in New York city, will
proceed to Philadelphia and report in person to
Lieut.. Col. John v. Furey, deputy quartermaster
general, for temporary duty at Schuylkill Ar
senal under his direction.
Capt. James B. Hughes, Fourth Cavalry will
proceed from New York city, via Fort Keogh,
Mon., to San Francisco, and report in person to
the commanding general Department Of California
for Assignment to duty.
The leave of absence granted Col-James NJ
Whittemore, Ordnance Department, is extended
fifteen days -
Leave Of absence for three months with per-
mission to leave the Department CT the East on
surgeons certificate Of disability. is granted First
Lieut.. Louis G. Wolf, Corps OF Engineers.