Colonel Silas Casey (retired), January 22, 1882, at Brooklyn, New York. Lieutenant Colonel Charles T. Larned, deputy paymaster general, March 17, 1882, at Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Lieutenant Colonel William R. Price, 6th Cavalry, December 30, 1881, at Germantown, Pennsylvania. Major John H. Frantz, surgeon, March 2, 1882, at Baltimore, Maryland. Major Lorenzo Lorain, 1st Artillery, March 6, 1882, at Baltimore, Maryland. Major Charles A. Webb, 16th Infantry, January 31, 1882, at Fort McKavett, Texas. Captain George W. Bradley, assistant quartermaster, February 20, 1882, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Captain William E. Whitehead, assistant surgeon, January 15, 1882, at Tarrytown, New York. Captain Samuel P. Ferris, 4th Infantry, February 4, 1882, at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming Territory. Captain Thomas H. Hay (retired), December 7, 1881, at Boston, Massachusetts. Captain Joseph K. Hyer (retired), February 12, 1882, at Baltimore, Maryland. Captain Thomas H. French (retired), March 27, 1882, at Leavenworth City, Kansas. 1st Lieutenant Alured Larke, 10th Infantry, December 14, 1881, at Fort Porter, New York. 1st Lieutenant William Allen, 12th Infantry, January 8, 1882, at Fort Mojave, Arizona Territory. 2d Lieutenant Rollin A. Ives, 5th Artillery, October 29, 1881, at Summit, New Jersey. 2d Lieutenant James R. McAuliffe, 5th Artillery, February 21, 1882, at Fort Columbus, New York Harbor. 2d Lieutenant Satterlee C. Plummer, 15th Infantry, November 14, 1881, at Washington, District of Columbia. 2d Lieutenant Luke Clark (retired), November 19, 1881, at Bucyrus, Ohio. Post Chaplain Andrew D. Mitchell, March 26, 1882, at Fort Grant, Arizona Territory. WHOLLY RETIRED (1). Captain William T. Howell, assistant quartermaster, February 10, 1882. Captain William C. Hemphill, 4th Cavalry, November 1, 1881. Captain Thomas J. Spencer, 10th Cavalry, November 18, 1881. 1st Lieutenant William H. Hugo, 9th Cavalry, November 1, 1881. 2d Lieutenant Henry C. Johnson (retired), November 12, 1881. BY COMMAND OF GENERAL SHERMAN: OFFICIAL: R. C. DRUM, Adjutant General. Assistant Adjutant General. GENERAL ORDERS, No. 36. HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, Washington, April 1, 1882. By direction of the Secretary of War the annexed form, No. 2, Pay Department, is substituted for that published in the Regulations (pp. 1137, 1138). BY COMMAND OF GENERAL SHERMAN : OFFICIAL: R. C. DRUM, Adjutant General. Assistant Adjutant General. NOTE 1.-The form in which funds are received, whether in cash or by check, must be stated; if any portion is by check it must be described. NOTE 2.-All transfers of funds must be effected by an actual transfer of cash, or by a check upon a public depository, which must be immediately transmitted by the payee to be placed to his credit. [ENDORSEMENT.] Receipt No. Paymaster, U. S. A. GENERAL ORDERS, No. 37. HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, Washington, April 5, 1882. By direction of the Secretary of War the following regulation is added to those prescribed in General Orders, No. 50, of 1881, from this office (modifying paragraphs 2150 and 2184 to 2191, inclusive, of the Regulations): The Subsistence Department will sell to the Quartermaster's Department at cost price such quantities of matches as may be required by the latter department for issue to troops for lighting fires and lamps in barracks and quarters where fuel and lights are issued by the Quartermaster's Department, exclusively. The issues will be made upon the certificates of commanding officers as to the quantities required for these purposes only. (See form annexed.) BY COMMAND OF GENERAL SHERMAN: OFFICIAL: R. C. DRUM, Adjutant General. Assistant Adjutant General. |