New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

Washington. Aug. 1s.-The following army and
navy orders have been Issued:
ARMY.
Leave Of absence for months is granted Captain
BRYANT H. WELLS, 29th Infantry.
Colonel ERNEST A. GARLINGToN, inspeetor-general
TeB5rf P2w a. to @ The inspectorgenerai Tor tenn
porary duty.
Contract Surgeon JAMES L BEyANs now at san TTa1-
cisco relieved from further duty in the pepaTS % he
fa6 68ansn5e nj a5 eshers 0 Department Of California
Major ROBERT BATES s is resysd 1s5easte2 fs2 Penh eH6y at
Contract Surgeon LOUIS A THOMPSON will repair 70
washington ana report to the surse0n-general TOT
Captain JOHN $ KULP assistant surgeon: Is detailed
member examining board al 1 SIot TI,
ieaaai sH9aa oIli 1IIE W WILLIAMS
Second Lieutenant JOHN E MURPHY is assigned 10 'he
29th Company coast artillery.
Leave Of BsPS for three GqRs is 5s s14Sa 7afs6irT T5 to Lake tsPe
eect ic at suoh time as his services be spared
aEs f R1 99sePe r cfRN r 9n a7,R 2R6 atans granted
Cavalry. IS extended month
The sfScR H e s sq2 aa55 5Faaa szgads g5Sd9 5@ noa
The leave Of absence granted Captain MATTHEW T.
STEELE, 9th Cavalry is extended one Inohth
ARMY.
The following officers Of the artillery corps recently pro
oted are & sssgns9 to f f9PYnS caRK ana to 9th
Sonpa1 Coast ArtieTE a flrst aeuteant t 1t4IerY3
First fqGl6 Ie1tcna6t M sTANIEY b EMB1cK to Is Bat
tsTy Fed ArBery m First teUtena9i Leu. HIiius .
Lieutenant CLARK will proceed % join his company
Lieutenant EMBICK relieved from the command
the 10th Company Coast Artillery proceed 10 JON
battery.
The extension Of absence surgeons certhcae
granted TO Colonel DALLAS BACHE, assistant sur
ceon-Eeneral, is further extended three months
CAPTAIN HARRY H PATTIsoN. 18th Cavalry, is trans
farred 20 Sd Cavalry, Troop L. and will join that
troop
The following transfers made Major Henry a q
fs2trE. Major WALTER 5 SCOTT, from the 4th In
fantry the 9th Infantry
The following will report to Lieutenant-CoioneI
JOHN L. TIERNON. Artillery Corps, president OF the
examining board at Governors Island, for exanina-
for promotion: First Lieutenant JoSEFH -;
BAER, 6ta Cavalry; First Lieutenant ALA1-N
SMITH. j.. Sd Infantry.
Captain JOHN McA PALMER 18th Infantry will report
/ the Military Academy for duty
/ Ldeutenant-Colonel HENRY B osGooD, deputy com
Francisco. september l6 to Manila for assignment
! Captain THEODORE B. HACKER, commissary is re
ueved from duty the Philippines, and Will proceed
10 san Francisco instructions.
/ First Lieutenant WALTER B. ELLIOTT recently ap
assigned 10 the Both Infantry.
The following second neutenants recently ap-
/ pointed, are assigned to regiments indicated;
FRANK I OTIS (apponted lieutenant. Philip
pine Scouts. the Sth Cavalry; CHARLES c.
FINCH tsppointed from sergeant, Company D.
Infantry. The llth Infantry; THOMAS q CROCK
EFT appointed from second lieutenant, Philippine
10 iotR CayaIry WILLIAM A AUSTIN to 7th Cav.
airy; JOHN a. DEGEN, 4th Cavalry; GEORGE P.
cavalry; PHILIP MoWRY, 70 9Th Cavalry: WILL
IAN W. ONEETON. TO 4th Cavalry; SELWYN D.
SMITH. TO Cavalry; CHARLES Il. DANFORTH.
TO 10Th Infantry; FREDERICK 5. YOUNG 10 nth
Infantry: WILLIAM E. GILMORE. TO 10Th Infantry;
JONES, 10 30 Infantry GEORGE E. KUMPE, 70 2sth
IHtshtTy' a1A "a e lo55s "a lo "a Inl94ly am
CL-ENbENIN- 70 18th Infantry CHARLES r. w
MORRISON. 70 9th Infantry; H, CLAY NJ sUPPLEE.
10 18th Infantry
The FoTIov-ing of7cars rscentlv annointed are as-