New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.


Washington. Jan. 1.-THE following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
The following named acting assistant surgeons
VIII proceed to San Francisco and report for duty
with troops en- route to the Philippines where
they will report for assignment to duty:
JAMES BOURKE from Chicago
GEORGE J. TANNING, from Sacaton Ariz
ALMON p GOFF Cation " Y
CHARLES F. JACKSON. from Canal Fulton Ohio
JOSEPH w. LOVE. from Springfield Mo.
THOMAS c. MSWAIN. from Bingham s C.
ROBERT c. ROGERS, from Bloomington. Ind
JAMES ". SMITH. from Chicago.
GEORGE B. TUTTIE. from St Louis
Captain PETER W. DAWSON. assistant quartermaster
the Philippines. for assignment to duty under his
Captain DAVID $. STANLEY. assistant quartermaster.
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First Lieutenant JENs BUGGE Sd Infantry will report
Military Academy for examnaton for 10 promen Se at
First Lieqtfn2nt % HOWARD r. PERRY. 9TH Infantry. win
at San Antonio for examination for promotion.
Acting Assistant Surgeon IRA A ALLEN will proceed
Of the Army and Navy General Hospital, the
Major WILLIAM A GLAssFORD. signal officer. re-
iievei from duty in Porto Rico, and Will repair to
Army Tor temporary duty in his office, ''''' ''
The Of absence heretofore granted Second Lieutenant
days
Captain RonEFT 1o ,P p do 1st Gaya
meet at sheridan examination promotion.
A board of officers is appointed TO St.
Paul for the examination of officers for promotion.
Detail for the board:
Lieutenant Colonel EDWARD HUNTER deputy judge
advocate general
Lieutenant Colonel CALVIN DE WITT deputy surgeon
general
Majors GEORGE E. POND, quartermaster. and z.
HENRY RAY sth Infantry.
Copta,ns ALFRED E. BRADLEY. assistant surgeon. and
FREDERICK PERKINS, Sth Infantry, recorder
The following named officers viii report before
the examining board appointed to meet at St Paul
for examination for promotion:
I.eutenants ELMER LINDsLEY. LIST U Cayalry: AIRY
EoEERT C IL ' Gayay SnS Second and MnhH
ROBERT {. FoY. LIST Cavalry, and LESLIE \, l.
CHAPMAN, LIST Cavalry.
The following officers will report before the examining
appointed meet Fort Riley for eNa1nnt- M IA
Y0uNS OH Cayairy: second Lieptsaa@t s&3[Ei- @ III r
CALVERT 9th Cavalry: First Lieutenant S, ATH An.
aGY E MThTGN oERTGN 'h st cS2a ffT FIRST
J. FEMNG oRNR6R SG c?ThrG sh Gava srst First
Lieutenant GE3RRE y W. po c%E t9 S Saxs EsTary SeE@d e
9nd Ieuenam rsnti1aBt WIADw wIaM R F0RYTH gHh
9TH cavalry; second Lieute19nt AuBKF24 i IL b4PPlT T
MARTIN 9th cavalry: second Lieutenant S1; FBASK P
AMOS st CSy9lTy SecSna a%ond GItea enfenan JSMFs
FECHET. 9th Cavalry
The following officers will report before the Ex-
amining Board appointed TO meet at the Military
Academy for examination for promotion;
Lieutenant WiLiLaM 8, Sfh
5tb Cavalry; Second Lieutenant WARM D. DIMON,
9th Cavalry.
Tho ,aov NJ absence on surgeons certificate granted
" eacond lieutenant FRANK r. LANG. 9th Infantry, is
extended four months account of sickness.
CantaIn CHARLES H. MARBLE 4Oth Infantry. having
resignation. honorably discharged from
the service United States.
The 5pssn Q on
geon Is extended one month
The following officers will report before the Ex-
amining Board appointed to meet at the Preside
Of San Francisco for examination for promotion:
First Lieutenant EDWIN B. W WINANS JT 4fh Cavalry
Cavalry: Lieutenant JOHN c. RAYMOND, 9th
Cavalry.
The resignation OF Second Lieutenant GEORGE W. BUN
NELL Jr 4th Artillery. has been accepted.
Lieutenant lionel HENRY r. BRINKERHOFF is de-
tailed as professor military science and tactics at
the University OF Chicago.
NAVY.
Commander E c PRIME detached Brutus; AsIatc
Station via transport sailing February 1 from San
Francisco.
Lieutenant F. L. lsAwYER detached the Monterey; to
HopS-Kong hital January H.