Amends par. 1212 of the Regulations respecting, for officers, non-
commissioned staff officers, invalid soldiers, etc

SMALL-ARMS-

(See Small-arms Practice).

Allowance of, ammunition for target practice

Disposition to be made of, when they become unserviceable and can-
not, under existing orders, be repaired at the post (see Ordnance
Stores).

SMALL-ARMS FIRING REGULATIONS-

(See Firing Regulations for Small-arms)

86

62

2

11

1

Gives the action to be taken in order to carry out par. 880 of the, at
certain posts..

53

When a soldier may not, under pars. 218 and 219 of the, be advanced
to firing 800 yards

Cir. 3, p. 2.

SMALL-ARMS PRACTICE-

Capt. S. E. Blunt, Ordnance Department, relieved from duty at
headquarters Army, as inspector of,

SOLDIERS

Appropriation for headstones for graves of, and for expenses of
burying indigent,...

(See Discharge Certificates).

Act for the relief of certain volunteers and regular, of the late war
and the war with Mexico

(See Regular Service. Volunteers.).

Appropriation for,-

32

2

17

------ Cir. 5.

SPRINGFIELD ARSENAL-

SPURS

Amends the Regulations respecting, for all mounted officers.‒‒‒‒‒
STABLE DUTY—

First Lieut. C. B. Schofield, 2d Cavalry, announced as aid-de-camp
on the, of the Major General commanding the Army.
The resignation of 1st Lieut. John Pitcher, 1st Cavalry, as aid-de-
camp on the, of the Major General commanding the Army,
accepted and 2d Lieut. A. D. Andrews, 5th Artillery, appointed..
STANDARD UNDERGROUND CABLE COMPANY-

Appropriation to pay the, of Pittsburgh, Pa., for underground elec-
tric cable laid in the city of Washington in October, 1883----
STATES-

Respecting the issue of arms, etc., to the,
(See Bond).

STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING —
Appropriation for payment of clerks and other employés in the
office of the superintendent of the,; for fuel, lights, etc., and for
repairs.

STATIONERY-

Appropriation for, for War Department and bureaus, etc‒‒‒‒‒‒‒

Appropriation for site and pedestal for a, of Gen. P. H. Sheridan-
Same..

STATUE-

STENOGRAPHER-

Same..
Appropriation for one clerk of class three, or, for the retired Gen-
eral of the Army

ST. FRANCIS BARRACKS-

Subject.

Ord. Page.

A portion of the 4th Artillery to go to, at close of epidemic season.
STOPPAGES--

STUDENT OFFICERS

(See Candidates for Promotion)..

Cir. 11, p. 2.

Cir. 5.

Names of officers who have been reported as qualified to render
useful service in connection with the planting and operation of,
SUBSISTENCE-

Appropriation for, of the Army

Appropriation for commutation of rations for enlisted men of the
Signal Corps...

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT--

Appropriation for pay of officers in the,
(See Company Funds, Hospital Funds).
SUNDAY MORNING INSPECTION-

The President's order respecting, ------
SUPERINTENDENTS-

Appropriations for pay of seventy-four, of national cemeteries.

SUPPLIES

Appropriation for purchase of subsistence, for the Army.
regular, of the Quartermaster's Department..

SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE-

Appropriation for payment of clerks and other employés in the,.
(See Medical Dispensary)

SURVEY-

Appropriation for finishing, of battle-fields.

of Northern and Northwestern Lakes,
for deep-water harbors

Authorized for a national road from the Aqueduct bridge to Mount
Vernon.

SWORD-

The musician's, still issued by the Ordnance Department; the, for
company sergeants has been abolished.

Cir. 4, p. 2.

TABLE OF DISTANCES-

Publishes, by Capitals

To be sounded at 11 o'clock p. m., when 1st sergeants will inspect
quarters and report the names of all men absent without leave---

Respecting heavy artillery instruction and, (see Instruction, Artillery
Posts).

49

Fixes allowance of ammunition for instruction of heavy and light
batteries and for practice with machine-guns..

54

Subject.

Ord. Page.

TARGET PRACTICE-Continned.

(See Marksmen, Prizes).

(See Paste)

78

Cir. 2, p. 2.
______Cir. 3, p. 2.

53

See Small-arms Firing Regulations)
The decision published in Cir. No. 8, of 1886, exempting "student
officers" of the Infantry and Cavalry School from, etc., is extended
to the "student officers" of the Artillery School; respecting, in
the case of third-class men -----
----Cir. 5.

TAX-

Respecting the distribution of the, assessed upon and collected from
the post trader

Respecting the, to be paid by post traders.
See Post Trader's Tax)

TELEGRAPH-

...Cir. 3, p. 1.

Deficiency appropriation for payment for, to connect the Capitol
with Departments and Government Printing Office...
Appropriation for care and repair of existing, lines connecting
the Capitol with the Departments and the Government Printing
Office

TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS-

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5

Order of the Postmaster General fixing the rates of charges for,----
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES

Names of, which have accepted the conditions of the art of July 24,
1866, and are subject to the provisions of the order of the Post-
master General

Amends par, 210 of the Regulations respecting, of enlisted men...
See Artillery, Infantry)-

28

Of troop F, 2d Cavalry, from Vancouver Barracks to the U. S. In-
fantry and Cavalry School..

72

Of troop F, 6th Cavalry, from Fort Lewis to Fort Wingate.

Of troop M, 6th Cavalry, from U. S. Infantry and Cavalry School to
Fort Lewis..

** 22 2

4

72

72

Of Company H, 6th Infantry, from U. S. Infantry and Cavalry
School, and assigned to a post by the commanding general, Dept.
of the Missouri..

Of Company F, 10th Infantry, from Vancouver Barracks, Wash. Ter.,
to the U. S. Infantry and Cavalry School at Fort Leavenworth
Publishes additional requirements which must accompany each
application for, of an enlisted man to the Hospital Corps.
Cir. 7, p. 2.

TRANSFERRED

Publishes the names of the marksmen, to the class of "distinguished

of officers, etc., of the Signal Corps.
of maps and reports.

Opinion of the Attorney General respecting the payment of accounts
for Army, over certain land-grant railroads_

40

Of arms, ordnance stores, quartermaster's stores, and camp equipage
issued to States and Territories

41

Decision of the 2d Comptroller upon the subject of, rates over the
bond-aided Pacific railroads, etc..

71

TRANSPORTATION RATES-

(See Transportation).

71

TRAVEL ALLOWANCE--

Amends par. 1467 of the Regulations respecting; order for, how
made..

The, stationed at Forts Wayne, Mackinac, and Brady, Michigan, ¦
to be paid by the officer of the Pay Department stationed at the
headquarters, Division Missouri

6

(See Working Parties).

Savings of flour by the, in the field credited to the company fund..
Transfer of certain, (see Artillery, Infantry)..

The, to be withdrawn from Forts Laramie, Hays, and Lyon, and
assigned to stations by the division commander..

Transfer of cavalry and infantry.

TYPE-WRITING MACHINE AND MATERIAL-

Respecting the use of, in all cases of correspondence and record, and
names the kind of type-writer ribbons prescribed by the Secre-
tary of War for use in the War Department__

Cir. 1, p. 1.

UNIFORM-

Prescribes the, for the enlisted men of the Signal Corps.
(See Candidates for Promotion)..

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-

Transfer of Troop F, 2d Cavalry, and Co. F, 10th Infantry, from,
to Infantry and Cavalry School, Fort Leavenworth.-

VETERINARY HOSPITAL-

Publishes par. 2921% of the Regulations respecting, -

VETERINARY SURGEONS-

Amends pars. 287, 289, 290, and 291 of the Regulations respecting,.
Appropriation for pay of,

VIADUCT-

Appropriation for the construction of a, between Rock Island and
the city of Rock Island

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2

VOLUNTEERS-

Act for the relief of certain, and regular soldiers of the late war and
the war with Mexico..

30

VOLUNTEER SERVICE-

No Department or officer of the U. S. must accept, for the Govern-
ment, or employ personal service in excess of that authorized by
law, with certain named exceptions------

45

Subject.

Ord. Page.

WAR-

Act for the relief of certain volunteers and regular soldiers of the
late, and the, with Mexico.............

WAR DEPARTMENT-

Appropriation for pay of Secretary of War and the clerks and em-
ployes under the,; enumerates the number of clerks, etc., em-
ployed by the, (see Rent)

(See Type-writing Machine and Material)..
WASHINGTON, D. C.-

.-----Cir. 1, p. 1.

Appropriation for buildings and grounds in and around,
WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT TUNNEL-

Appropriation of $20,000 for expenses incurred and to be incurred
by the Joint Select Committee of the two Houses of Congress
upon the subject of the, and the water supply of Washington, one-
half to be paid out of the revenues of the District of Columbia...
WASHINGTON MONUMENT-

Appropriation for care, etc., of the,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY-

Describes the tract of land which will constitute the military reser-
vation of San Juan Island,.

WATER-

The Pima Land and Water Company to supply the garrison, gar-
dens, and orchards of Fort Lowell, free of charge, such quantities
of, as may be required for irrigating purposes, etc.

WATER-PIPES-

Appropriation for repair and extension of, for Capitol, Executive
mansion, War, State, and Navy Departments.

WATER SUPPLY-

Appropriation for, for the District of Columbia..

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM-

Appropriation to complete the, of Fort D. A. Russell.

WATERTOWN ARSENAL-

(See Military Academy.

tion at,.

Appropriation for water-works, buildings, etc, at,

Appropriation for purchase of land adjoining the military reserva-

WILLET'S POINT-

Appropriation for engineer depot at,

(See Course of Instruction, Officers)--

WINE-

Cir. 1, p. 1.

Not permitted in connection with company amusement-rooms.

The State of, transferred from Department East to Department Da-
kota