The Washington times., 1901-09-14
ARMY ORDERS.

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The following transfers have been made
in the Fourth Cavalry:
Capt. Floyd W. Harris, from Company
to Company D.
First Lieut.. George w. Moses, from
Company C to Company A.
First Lieut.. George T. Summeriin, from
Company A to Company G.
First Lieut.. Lanning Parsons, from
Company l to Company II.
Capt Edward Lloyd. Fifteenth 1ufan-
try has been relieved from temporary
duty at Madison Barracks. New York.
and will report in person to Major aenry mr.
GER Philadelphia, Pa, for recruiting duty,
and is appointed an acting quartermaster
for the time he may remain on this duty.
Major william +. Tucker, paymaster,
United States Army. upon his arrival at
Portland Ore, will be assigned to duty
as chief payu:aster- Department OF the
Columbia. with station at Portland, Ore
First Lieut.. Louis s. ID. Rucker. Six
teenth Infantry. has been transferred
from Company d to Company II of that
regiment.
The following assignments and trans
fers in the Artillery Corps were an
nounced,
Capt. George f. E Harrison. to the
Forty-second Company, Coast Artillery.
He will proceed To join that company
First Lieut.. Morrell NJ. Mills. from the
Fifty-second Company, Coast Artillery, to
the Eightieth Company, Coast Artillery.
He will proceed to join that company.
Second Lieut.. Arthur H Bryant, from
the Eighty eighth Company, Coast Artil-
lery. to the Thirtieth Battery. Field Artil-
lery He will proceed to join that bat
terry.
Second Lieut. Dennis II. Currie. from
the Nintieth Company Coast Artillery. TO
the 1Osth Company. Coast Artillery.
Second Lieut. Richard Furnival. from
the Eighty-fourth Company. Coast Artil-
Iory to the Twenty-third Battery. Field
Artillery. He will proceed to join that
battery.
Eighty-fourth Company. Coast Artillery.
Second Lieut.. Robert w. Lesher. Tenth
Cavalry has been transferred upon his
own application to the Third Cavalry. and
will proceed to join the latter regiment
He will be assigned to a troop by his reg
mental commander.
First Lieut.. James X. Parsons. Twenty
eighth Infantry has been transferred
upon his own request to the Twentieth
Infantry. eand will proceed to JOIN the
latter regiment.
First Lieut.. William A. Cavanaugn;
Twentieth Infantry, has been transferred
from Company ID to Company l Of that
First Lieut.. Pearl NJ shaffer, Thir,,
from duty at Fort Douglas. Utah. and
will proceed to Columbus Barracks. Ohio.
The following transfers have been
made in the Artillery Corps;
the Eleventh Company, Coast Artillery.
to the Fifty-fifth Company. Coast Ar
tllery; First Lieut. Winfred b. Carr.
from the Twenty-seventh Company,
Coast Artillery. to the Twenty-fourth
Company, Coast Artillery; Second Lieut..
William p Platt,- from the Fifty
eighth Company. Coast Artillery, to the
second @o Lieut. Lieut.. He,sfy' NJ. Dougherty.
from the Eighty-siytb Company. Coast
Artillery. to the Twsnty-seventh Battery.
Field Artillery.
Lleutenants Carr, Piatt and Dougher-
ty will proceed TO join the company and
batteries to which assigned.
Contract Surgeon, John +. Leeper, II. s.
Army. now at Fort Ieayenworth, Kan
sas. will proceed to Jefferson Barracks
Missouri. and report in person to the
commanding officer of that post for tenn
porary duty
Capt. Orin B. Matcham. Ordnance
Department, has been ordered from New
York City. n. Y, to the Dittmar
Powder and Chemical Works, Farming
dale. n, j., on official business for
the purpose of inspecting material being
manufactured at those works for the
Ordnance Department.
The following assignments and trans
fer are made in the Fifteenth Infantry:
Second Lieut.. Cad Morgan, to Com
from Company T. to Company +: Second
Lieut.. William +. Rittler. to Company r.
Capt. Grote Hutcheson, Sixth Cav
airy is transferred from Troop to
Troop A of that regiment.
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