The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
ARMY ORDERS.
Changes in stations of Internationally
Appointed Officers Assigned to Duty.

Changes in stations of Internationally
Appointed Officers Assigned to Duty.
WAsHINGToN. Aug. 3.-These army orders
have been issued:
First Lieut. Lucien @. Berry. Seventh Artillery,
from Fort Slocum to Fort Adams.
First Lieut.. Charles A Hedckin. Third Cavalry,
from Fort Sheridan to Join his troop.
Col Charles Woodruff. Assistant Commissary Cen
ersl OF Subsistence. from New York to San Francisco
Capts. Austin F. Prescott. Albert j. Brace and
Eugene p. Crown. Thirty fifth Infantry. to vsncou-
yer Barracks.
Major Charles Newbold. Paymaster. from this city
10 st, Paul as Chief Psymaster. Department Of Da.
kota relieving Major Charles II. whipple, Paymas-
ter. ordered tn Washington.
Lieut. Col Lewis II. Strother. Thirty.sscond In.
fantry, to Fort Leavenworth.
First Lieut. Charles J. Geishbush, Thirty-fourth
Infantry honorably discharged upon tender of res.
ignaton.
Capt George l. r. Brown. Eleventh Infantry
from Sault Ste. Marie to New York.
Major Clarence A. steadman, Tenth Cavalry, to
d Gp Bowen to Fa
errors Island to conduct recruits to Cuba when 1t
Acting Assistant Surgeon p. s. Kellogg. from Bat.
CAFE iarrs ps n f and Second 1i.t
Harry F. Comstock Twenty sixth Infantry, to Platts
First Lieut. Henry, 8. Terrell, Twenty eighth In.
fAntry, 70 Camp Mcsde u,-.,
y,
second IAent donald @. McClellAnd. Thirty third
Infantry, to Fort sam Houston.
First Lieut. Grover Flint Thirty NTH Infantry to
Capt Thomas .. Xshburn. Thirty third Infantry.
First Lients. Alfred NJ. Hunter. Battery d. and
John f. Nc Mnhon, Battery Fl. Fourth Artillery,
The Army Retiring Board at Denver is dissolved
and a new one appointed. to consist OF Brig. Gen,
Henry G, Merriam, Lieut. Col. Edwin D. Atwood.
Deputy Quartermaster-aencral Lieut.. Col. Henry
J. Mum surgeon; Capt Albert d: NskSrn Com
Capt George A. Hubbard and Frat Lieut.. lanes P.
Capt Frank S. Whitman. Twentynnth Infantry,
First Lieut. Robert c Payne. Thirty nrst Infantry.
Second Lieut., Thoma. l.. sherburns. Thirty.third
Second Lieut.. Gordon n KimbAll. Thirty.nfth In.
Second d Lieut. Charles r. " Morrison, Thir.ysee.
ond Infantry, to Fort Leavenworth
signed Major Frederick ward Fist Cavalry. to the
Tenth Cavalry; Capt. James b. Hughes, Tenth Cav
New YorE city w. CAPT Richard psdi"sk G sHth Sa
airy. to the Fourth Cavalry and ordered to san Fran
airy, to the Tenth Cavalry. Troop B; First lieut..
poy En n TH o1s s to the sixth Cavalry
Major Richard II. Pratt. First cavalry, and Major
Frederick K. Ward. Tenth Cavalry. exchange reGi.
Capt: william Mcvau Pattsn, Assistant Surgeon
discharged on account OF physical disability,
Acting Assistant Surgeon d. J. johnson from Fort
Terry, N r. to San Francisco.
First Lieut.. Edwin J. Bracken. Thirty fourth In
fAntry, to Milwaukee for recruiting duty
First Lieut. william +. Godson. Thirty.hfth In
fantry to Colum bus Barracks to conduct recruits 10
the Pacific coast and to join his regiment at Van.
Capt Ira 4. HAYNES. to the Sixth Artillery. Bat.
terry K, to San Francisco.
First Lieut. BENJAMIN VI. Kohlpr Sixth ARTILLERY
to the Fourth Artillery.
First Lieut. William sewell, Jr., TWENTY. seventh
Infantry. to Camp Meade.
second Leuts. Eugene q. Wing and Julian l..
Davis. Thirty sixth Infantry. to Columbus Barracks.
Col Lyman V. Kennon, Thirty fourth Infantry
from New York city TO Fort Logan.
Major Joaeph 7. DiekmAn, Twenty sixth Infantry.
from New York TO PlAttsburg Barracks.