Subject.

CIVILIAN CLOTHING-

Post commanders to grant permission to enlisted men of their com-
mand to wear, outside the limits of camp or garrison. The soldier
not to keep such clothing in his possession in garrison, but turns
it in for custody. The Regulations not violated if the, is kept ||
outside such limits..
Cir. 6.

CIVILIAN WITNESS-

Allowance and pay of a, for time spent in traveling and attendance
on court-martial..

CLAIM-

Appropriation to pay the, of John McGill, jr..........

CLAIMS-

Cir. 10.

War Department, allowed by the 2d Auditor and 2d Comptroller.
3d Auditor and 2d Comptroller.

Appropriation for, etc., in the War Department and its several
bureaus (see General of the Army).

And their repairs needed at posts will be secured by requisition on
the Q. M. Dept....

Money allowance for, to enlisted men, active and retired

G. O. No. 15, of 1888, governs in the settlement of, of recruits Cir. 6.
CODE CARDS—

Will be furnished by the Chief Signal Officer upon application -----

59

COLLEGES-

(See Arms, Detail)

27

COLUMBUS BARRACKS-

Lieut. Col. W. H. Jordan, 19th Infantry, to command the depot at,
relieving Maj. W. L. Kellogg, 19th Infantry.

64

COMMAND-

(See Regimental Command).

Cir. 9.

COMMANDING GENERAL-

Appropriation for contingent expenses of the, of the Army

26

13

COMMANDING GENERALS—

The, of the Depts. Platte, Missouri, and Arizona charged with ar-
rangement of necessary details during the meeting of cavalry
teams, etc

46

COMMISSARY GENERAL--

Appropriation for, of clerks and other employés in the office of
the, (see Rent)

25

3

COMMISSARY SERGEANTS--

Respecting forage-cap badges for,

3

Amends pars. 2641, 265, 268, 269, 270, 277, and 278 of the Regula-
tions respecting,

Publishes new pars. 258, 262, 272, and 274 of the Regulations re-
specting,

of quarters, rations, etc., for enlisted men of the Signal Corps..

E.

Subject.

Ord. Page.

COMPANY-

Respecting the report of enlisted strength of, etc., required by

Cir. of November 5, 1888.

COMPANY AMUSEMENT ROOM-

Cir. 4, p. 3.

The sale of beer and light wine not permitted in connection with
the,

Cir. 11, p. 1.

15

( Recommendations).

May authorize enlisted men, outside the provisions of the Regula-

Amends pars. 523 and 552 of the Regulations respecting,
Seed potatoes and seeds furnished by the Subsistence Dept., etc., to
b paid for by a pro rata assessment upon the, and hospital funds
Savings of flour by the troops in the field credited to the,-
Account current of the, open to inspection of post commander..
COMPENSATION--

Of bakers, assistant bakers, and cooks....

COMPETITIONS-

Appropriation for, of the War Department and its bureaus.
of the Adjutant General's department
of the office of the Commanding General.
of the Inspector General' department
for all, for the Army not otherwise provided for..

Cir. 3, p. 3.

Appropriation for payment of costs and charges of State peniten-

Respecting the use of type-writing machine and material in cases
of, etc..

Cir. 1, p. 1.

(See Penalty Envelopes)..

------ Cir. 6.

COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION-

Amends the Regulations respecting the duties of the post, --------
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION-

7

Publishes the names of officers of artillery and infantry who have
completed the, at the U. S. Engineer School.............

84

15289-2

Subject.

COURTS-MARTIAL-

Amends par. 874 of the Regulations respecting application of officers,
enlisted men, and military convicts for copies of proceedings of
general, to be furnished them under the 114th Art. of War..
(See Depositions) -

Respecting the retention until discharge of the pay of enlisted men
by sentence of,

Decision respecting the jurisdiction of,

(See Retained Pay).

(See Civilian Witness).

Ord. Page.

Cir. K,

Cir. 4, p. 1.
Cir. 7, p. 1.
Cir. 10.

Cir. B,

(See Opinion).

DAVIDS ISLAND—

Lieut. Col. D. Parker, 20th Infantry, to command the depot at, re-
lieving Lieut. Col. F. Mears, 4th Infantry.

DEFICIENCIES-

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Appropriation to supply, in appropriations for fiscal year ending
June 30, 1889, and prior years.

Of the 2d Comptroller upon the subject of transpo:tation rates over
the bond-aided Pacific railroads, etc.

71

DEEP-WATER HARBOR,

Authorizes appointment of board for survey and report as to the
most eligible point for a deep harbor, on the northwest coast of
the Gulf of Mexico, etc..

32

382

13

DENVER-

The new military post near, Colo., will hereafter be known and
designated as Fort Logan..

35

DEPARTMENT--

No, or officer of the U. S. shall accept volunteer service for the Gov-
ernment or employ personal service in excess of that authorized by
law, except in case of sudden emergency involving the loss of
human life or the destruction of property.

Cavalry competitions for, to take place at Fort Wingate (see Com-
manding Generals).

46

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA-

Cavalry competitions for, to take place at Fort Wingate (see Com-
manding Generals).

46

DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA-

Cavalry competitions for, to take place at Fort Robinson
Cavalry competitions for, changed to Bellevue, Nebr

46

53

DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA-

Transfer of the State of Wisconsin from the Department East to,
Cavalry competitions for, to take place at Fort Robinson (see Com-
manding Generals)

36

46

Cavalry competitionss for, changed to Bellevue, Nebr.

53

DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS-

Cavalry competitions for, to take place at Fort Leavenworth (see
Commanding Generals)

Transfer of the State of Wisconsin from the, to the Department of
Dakota.

36

Cavalry competitions for, to take place at Fort Leavenworth (see
Commanding Generals)

46

Subject.

Ord. Page.

DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI-

Transfer of Co. I, 6th Infantry, from, to Little Rock Barracks.......
Cavalry competitions for, to take place at Fort Leavenworth (see
Commanding Generals)

Transfer of the post of Little Rock Barracks and the Army and
Navy Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark., for the purpose of pay only,
to the,

Transfer of the State of Arkansas, embracing Little Rock Barracks,
to the,

(See Infantry).

DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE-

Cavalry competition for, to take place at Fort Robinson (see Com-
manding Generals)

Cavalry competitions for, changed to Bellevue, Nebr.

The commanding general of, charged with the arrangements of all
necessary details during the meeting of the teams of distinguished
marksmen, etc

The post of Fort Meade transferred to the, for the purpose of pay.
ment only.

See Infantry)

DEPOSIT-

See Allowance)..

28

46

35

66

69

46

53

47

61

69

26

DEPOSITIONS

Gives the form to be observed for complying with 91st Article of War
in preparing "duly authenticated," to be used before courts-

martial.

Convictions based on, authenticated by persons not having the power
to administer oaths, will be disapproved..

DEPOSITORIES-

Rules to be observed in drawing money from national bank,.

DESCRIPTIVE BOOK-.

Amends pars. 297 and 298 of the Regulations respecting the, of

Cir. 7, p. 1.

The practice of sending, other than unassigned recruits, received
at recruiting rendezvous to recruiting depots for custody and
trial, to be discontinued; such, must be at once transported to
such garrisoned post as the commanding general of the depart-
ment within the limits of which the arrest or delivery is made
may designate..........

DESERTION-

Act for the removal of charge of, from the record of certain volunteer
and regular soldiers of the late war and the war with Mexico
DETAIL-

1

Regulations in regard to the, of officers of the Army at established
colleges, universities, etc...

27 2,3

(See Laws).

27

8

For the recruiting service for the period from October 1, 1889, to
October 1, 1891.

64

Respecting the, of officers to conduct recruits to departments. Cir. 9.
DISBURSING DUTY-

Duty of an officer when relieved from, -------

90

DISEURSING OFFICERS

Rules to be observed by, in drawing money from national bank de-
positories, keeping account of funds, etc. (see Accounts).

90

Subject.

DISCHARGE-

(See Allowance).
DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE--

Company commanders, after signing the, of a soldier, shall, before
submitting it to the post commander for signature, inform the
soldier of the "character" given him; names the course the soldier
may take if he feels that injustice has been done him, and the
course to be pursued by the post commander in such event...
DISTANCES-

Publishes table of, by capitals

DISTINGUISHED MARKSMEN-

(See Marksmen, Prizes).

The Secretary of War is of opinion that a standing among the first
twelve of the practice team in the division Atlantic for the years
1885 and 1886 does not constitute the membership necessary for
transfer to the class of,
__Cir. 2, p. 2.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-

(See Water Supply)

(See Providence Hospital)

(See Washington Aqueduct Tunnel).

Respecting the distribution of arms and equipments to the militia

of the,-

Ex. Ord., May 6.

DIVISION OF THE ATLANTIC-

(See Distinguished Marksmen)

Cir. 2, p. 2.

DIVISION OF THE MISSOURI-

(See Troops)

6

The commanding general of the, to give the necessary orders to carry
into effect the provisions of G. O. 69, c. s.

69

DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC—

The commanding general of the, to cause such requisitions to be
made as necessary for the equipment of the mountain battery, 1
[Revoked, sec G. O. No. 76, c. s.] -

DOVER, N. J.—

Appropriation for Piccatiny Powder Depot at,-

DRILLS-

Extra-duty men to attend as many of the daily, as possible
EDUCATION-

The officer in charge of, in the Army relieved from that duty, and
directed to turn the records over to the Q. M. Dept, to be forwarded
to the Adjutant General of the Army

Personal or volunteer service may be accepted by departments or
officers of the U. S. in cases of,..

EMPLOYES-

Appropriation for clerks and other, in the War Department and
its several bureaus..

Respecting the instruction of, as required by Sec. 1231, R. S_-_-

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