Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-10

W. shtngton. ID. T.: all Mercantile Agencies.
department In this city, located at 10th
street and Virginia avenue, are ready for
occupancy, and the transfer OF animals
will be made from the old stables located
| in an alley between Goth and 21st and l.
and M streets. The latter place has been
practically condemned as entirely insult
| able for stablng horses.
For Duty on the Isthmus.
Second Lieut.. Stanley S. Ross. Artillery
Corps has been ordered to this city to re-
port in person to the chairman of the 18TH
milan canal commission for duty with the
commission on the isthmus.
Relieved From College Duty.
BY direction of the President. Major Ger
hard l.. Luhn, u. S, A, retired, has, at
his own request been relieved from duty
at Gonzaga College. Spokane. Wash
Movements Of Naval Vessels.
The Navy Department has been informed
that the naval tug Rocket, which visited
the navy yard in this city, has left there
for Norfolk.
The battleship Massachusetts and the
tugs Uncas and Pontiac have arrived at
Provincetown, Mass.
The cruiser Olympia has arrived at Guam
tanamo, the gunboat Castine, at Ports
mouth. N. H.. and the Penacock at San
tiago.
The new cruiser Galveston has sailed
from San Juan for Santo Domingo City
The Nashville has left New York for Monte
Christi. and the Newark has left Norfolk
for Annapolis.
Naval Orders.
Lieut. j. R. Pringle, from the Hartford
and await orders.
Lieut. r. l. Curtin, to the Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md.
Ensign E. II. Dodd, from the Paul Jones
to his home and granted one months leave.
Ensign NJ. s. Davis. from the Marblehead
to the Paul Jones
Ensign w v Tomb, from the Dubuque
to the Kearsarge.
Ensign R. Wallace, jr., from the Eagle
to the Dubuque.
Medical Director ]. r. Waggener, from
the navy yard, Mare Island, Cal, to his
home and await orders.
Boatswain D. Moriarity, from the indie
pendence navy yard, Mare Island, Cal, to
duty assistant to the captain OF the
navy yard, Mare Island. Cal.
Chief Gunner L. j. G. Kuhlwein, from
the Massachusetts to his home and await
orders.
Gunner A. Hasler, from the Newark to
the Massachusetts.
Chief Carpenter ]. S. Waltemeyer, from
the Texas to his home and await orders.
Carpenter {. Greenwich, from the hart
ford to the Texas.
Warrant Machinist G. Melen, from the
Newark to the Alliance, and additional
duty at the naval base, Culebra. w. L.,
sailing from New York, n. Y, September
16. 1905.
Army Orders.
Captain John Cotter, 18th Infantry. and
First Lieutenant George B. Pond, Sd In
fantry. have been ordered to examination
for promotion.
Second Lieutenant William Z. De Som
bre, Artillery Corps, has been transferred
from the 9th Battery, Field Artillery, to
the Gath Company. Coast Artillery.
Second Lieutenant William Paterson has
been transferred from the Gath Company.
Coast Artillery, to the 18th Company
Coast Artillery.
Lieutenant Colonies William B. Davis and
William II. Corbusier, deputy surgeon gen
erals, have been relieved from duty in the
Philippines division and ordered to San
Francisco Cal, to report to the military
secretary of the army for further orders
Second Lieutenant George W. Cocheu.
artillery, has upon the completion of his
duty with the provisional regiment of field
artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma territory,
been ordered to Fort Sheridan, H., on of
fetal business pertaining to the packing and
shipping of public property.
First Lieutenant Bash n. Rittenhouse,
18th Cavalry, now at Fort Riley, Kansas,
has been ordered to the Army and Naval
General Hospital, Hot Springs. Ark. for
Major Isaac w Littell, quartermaster.
has been ordered to New York city on Of
fetal business pertaining to the inspection
Of patterns and uniforms for the army.
Major Thomas H. Slavens, quartermaster,
has been ordered from this city to Fort Du
Pont Del. Fort Mott, n. j., and Cover
nor's Island, n. Y, on official business per-
tanning to the quartermaster's department
in connection with the construction work
at those places.
First Lieutenant Clarence L. Cole, assist
ant surgeon. has been ordered to Manila,
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pines division.
First Lieutenant Laurin L. Lawson. Ar
tillery Corps, has upon the completion of
his duty with the I'd Provisional Regiment
of Field Artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
territory, been ordered to Fort d. a. Rus
SELL Wyo, on official business pertaining
to the packing and shipping OF public prop
erty.
Second Lieutenant James c. Grant, Phil
ippine Scouts, has been granted one
months extension of leave of absence, and
First Lieutenant Ambrose c. G. Williams
Foote, Philippine Scouts, an extension to
include October next.