Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-17

| Lieut.. George W. Moses, Sd United States
| Cavalry, has been ordered from New York
| city to this city to settle his accounts
| Major c. Martin, quartermaster, United
| States Volunteers, has been ordered from
| this city to Fcrt Caswell, n. c., on business
| pertaining to the quartermaster's depart
ment under instructions from the quarter
| master general of the army
Lieut.. Edgar Jadwin has been ordered to
relieve Capt, William V. Judson of his
duties as recorder of the board of engi-
neers, Of which Col. Henry NJ Roberts.
corps OF engineers, is president. Capt.
Judson is ordered, upon being thus relieved.
to report for duty as engineer officer of the
department of Porto Rico at San Juan.
Capt Thoras w. Darrah 35th United
States Volunteer Infantry, recently ap-
pointed, has been ordered to Vancouver
barracks, Washington, for duty with his
regiment.
Second Lieut.. Robert C. Corliss, 2ith In
1antry, United States Volunteers recently
| appointed. has been ordered to report, for
duty with his regiment at Fort Logan Col
second Lieut.. William II. Monroe 31st
United States Volunteer Infantry, recently
appointed, has been ordered to report at
fort Inomas, KY, for duty with his regi-
ment.
Captain Ira MacNutt. ordnance denart-
ment, L. S. A, has been ordered from the
Bethlehem iron works, South Bethlehem,
"a TO this city on business pertaining TO
now being furnished under contract for the
ordnance department.
Captain Henry d. Borup, ordnance de-
partment U. S. A, has been ordered from
New Y ork city to the works of j. B. Chap
man & Co., Springfield Mass, to INSPECT
proJectiles for pneumatic dynamite guns m
process of manufacture at that point for
the ordnance department.
Major John M. Carson, jr uuarternna ster
U. S. ", has been ordered from New York
city TO Philadelphia on business pertain
ing TO the refitting of the transport Thomas
First Lieutenant William S Graves 9TH
Y. >. Infantry, has been relieved from fur
ther duty as aid-de-camp to Brigadier Cen
eral Merriam and is assigned to DUTY as
acting judge advocate of the department of
the Colorado.
Lieutenant A. F. Rix, 4th Virginia VoIun-
teers, now at Quemados, Cuba, has been
honorably discharged the service of the
United States.
Major William F. Tucker paymaster. L..
s. A, has been made chief paymaster, de-
partment of the lakes and ordered to re-
port for duty accordingly.
Major George w. Fishback, additional
paymaster, U. S. ", has been relieved from
further duty at Boston, Mass, and ordered
to duty N New York city.
Major Willis Wittish, 21st U. S. Infantry,
has been ordered from Plattsburg barracks
N. Y, to San Francisco Cal, for temporary
duty.
Major William Monaghan, additional pay
| master, U. S. ", has been relieved from
Ivy a. ~ tiettiu, oTeS., ana or
dered to San Francisco for temporary duty
Major Georg F. Downey, additional pay
master, L. S. ", has been relieved from
further duty at San Francisco, and order
ed to take passage on the steamer Tar
tar, sailing with the 10Th Infantry on
board, in charge of funds for Major Charles
Mcclure, paymaster, U. S. A. chief pay
master, Department of the Pacific
First Lieut.. James H. Blount, jr., 10Th
Volunteer Infantry, recently appointed has
been ordered to report to his regimental
commander at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, for
assignment to duty.