The Washington times., 1902-08-17
ARMY ORDERS.

The board of officers convened by s2e-
-cial orders, No. 263, November 13. 1901.
at Vancouver Barracks. Washington, for
the examination of officers for promo
tioD Is dissolved. All examination pa
pers heretofore sent to the board from
this Office will be turned over to the re-
corder of the board appointed to meet
in orders of this date, from this office.
By direction OF the Acting Secretary
of War. board of officers is appointed
TO meet at Vancouver Barracks. Wash
ington, at the call of the president
thereof for the examination of such off,
GERS as may be ordered before ii to de-
termine their fitness for promotion. De-
tail for the board: Col. Greenleaf A.
Goodale, Seventeenth Infantry; Major Ru-
dolph G. Ebert, surgeon: Major Aiexan-
der B. Dyer. Artillery Corps; Capt.
Harry L. Hawthorne. Artillery Corps;
First Lieut.. Harry l.. Gilchrist, assistant
surgeon; First Lieut.. Llewellyn n.
Bushield. Seventeenth Infantry, re-
corder.
By direction of the Acting Secretary of
War. paragraph s. special orders. No.
140. June Il. 1862, from this office. is
amended so as TO direct First Lieut..
Harrison Hall. Artillery Corps. to report
to the president of the examining board
appointed to meet by paragraph 9, spe-s
cial orders, No. 1872. August 10, 1902.
from this office.
By direction of the Assistant Secre-
tary of War, Recruit John c. Clay, gen.
eral service. Preside OF San Francisco,
Cal. having enlisted under false pre-
tences, will be discharged without honor
from the army by the commanding Off
Ger of his station. Under paragraph 1864
of the regulations the soldier is not
entitled to pay or allowances, and final
statements. except for deposits, shall
not be furnished him
By direction of the President, the AS
sistant Secretary of War directs that the
following named enlisted men be upon
their own application placed upon the
retired list created by that act, to take
effect upon the receipt of this order at
the posts where they may be serving,
and repair TO their homes: Quartermas2
NcA SCI Stahl iIoOp Nlutu
Cavalry; First Sergt. Daniel Mcintosh,
Twenty Company, Coast Artil-
lery; First Sergt Philip Hoyle, Company
G. Ninth Infantry; Cook Martin O'Sulli-
van, Company D. Fourteenth Infantry.
By direction of the Assistant Secre-
tary o. War, Private George R. Ray,
Hospital Corps, Manila, Philippine ISL
ands, will be discharged from the army
by the commanding officer of his sta
ton. under the provisions of paragraphs
15S and 15S of the regulations
Second Lieut.. Bertram P. Johnson,
Twenty fourth Infantry, is transferred
from Company NJ to Company C of that
regiment
First Lieut.. Charles H. Whipple, jr..
Fourth Infantry, is transferred from
Company H to Company X OF that regi- |
ment. and will proceed TO join the lat |
ter company. The travel enjoined is |
necessary for the public service.
First Lieut.. John J. Toffey, jr., Fourth
Infantry, is assigned to Company II OF |
that regiment.
By direction of the Assistant Secre- |
tary OF War, the following named en-
listed men. now in this city, having per
formed the duties assigned to them in |
2. Special Orders No. 10, |
Francisco. Cal, August I, 1902. are re-
lieved from further duty at that hos
pital, and will be sent TO the stations |
designated after their respective names
and report upon their arrival to the |
commanding officers thereof |
for duty:
Private Bernard J. Raab, Hospital
Corps, to Fort Myer. Va
Private Albert Bower, Hospital Corps.
to Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
First Lieut.. Ernest R. Tilton. Artil- |
lery Corps. is detailed as a member OF
The examining board appointed to meet
1t Fort Monroe, Va. by paragraph u.
Special Orders Nc. is7, August ., 1902,
from this office, vice First Lieut.. VIII
liam H. Monroe, Artillery Corps. hereby
relieved
Capt James s. Wilson. assistant sur
seon United States Army is honorably
discharged by the Acting Secretary of
War as major and surgeon United States
Volunteers, only. to take effect August
10, 1902
Major Leven c. Allen. Sixteenth In
'antry. is detailed as member OF the
examining board appointed TO meet at
Fort Columbus, y. Y. by paragraph u,
Special Orders No. 1S7. August 9, 1902.
rom this office, vice Major William P.
Ouvall. Artillery Corps. hereby relieved.
such Journeys as may be required of
Major Alien between his station and
Fort Columbus and return in attending
he meetings of the board are necessary
cr the public service.
Gel Alfred c. Girard. assistant sur
;eon general United States Army, in ad-
iition 10 his present duties. is detailed
Is member OF the board of medical Of
!cers appointed for the examination of
.andidates for admission 10 the Medical
,orps of the Army.
Second Lieut.. William N. Goodale.