New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
rrrom Tha Trtnuns Rureau.1

Washington July u.
NAVY YARDS AS "oPEN sHoPS."--An inter-
csting question is before the Navy Depart
Inent, involving the labor unions. Captain Leutze.
con1mandant OF the Washington Navy Yard, who
acts as superintendent OF the naval gun factory,
has recommended two methods OF fixing a standard
days labor-either TO put the piece work
OF e use what is known as the premium system, en-,
which allows the union TO determine what saaI
,. ne a maximum output for a day, but which per-
tor which he 20 rsss 90 more woTk nav u ne hsaT5u d o
the merits Of the case win be had at early date.
lowed TO present their views. They win lay great
st ssrsss on Lne adyantages Of the premium system
flor and az the same time allow an ambitious
ORDERS IssUED-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
lieutenant Colonel GEORGE x. HUNTER. TO 5th Cav
Major j. F. REYNOLDS LANDS. to sth Cavalry.
Captain CLARK d. DUDLEY. to list Cavalry.
First Ileutenaut WILLIAM n. HASKELL. 70 4th Cav
First lieutenant HENRY A. MEYER yr.. 20 14th Cav
coionsl HERBERT S. FOSTER, to eth Infantry.
Colonel JOHN C. DENT. TO 18th Infantry.
Colonel GEORGE K. MGUNNEGLE. 20 lst infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel FRANCIS II. FRENCH. TO 18th In
Lieutenant Colonel A0r1oN A. AUGUR TO 14th Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES ArCLURE. to 18TH In
Major SAMSON L. FAIsoN, 70 oath Infantry
Major ALFRED EAsBRoUCK. 10 2eth Infantry.
Captain FREDERICK S. l. PRICE TO sth Infantry.
Captain CLIFTON c. KINNEY. to 25th Infantry.
command Iff Fort Il casWem ali.''' 70 COAST
Major JOHN W. RUcAIAN. 20 artillery. to Pro-
Captain CHARLES c. PULLS, to 9th Company. coast
Captain TERENCE a MURPHY. Company. cosxt
Captain. HARRY W. NEWTON. to 12eth Company coast
Captain ALLEN D. RAYMOND. to ssth Company eoast
artillery.
Company coast artillery
Captain HAROLD E. CLoKE. from 5srh Company. coast
artillery, 20 unassigned list.
Captain WILLIAM P. PENCE from soth Company coast
artillery. 70 unassigned list.
I1eqsenants HAROLD s. HETRICK WILLIAM 4
poWN1NG HENRY A. FINCH FREDERIc p:
HUMPHREYS and CHARLES X. ROCKWELL, 70 80
L4sqseaaRts EpafgNR + DALEY and EDWARp z. ISa p
Major GEORGE 2; BARNEY. artillery corps. frOm Fort
Cavalry. report to Commanding General Department
Captain ROBERT e. WILLIE artillery corps to school
OF Submarine Defence. Fort Totem
NAVY.
lieutenant Commander w s. SMITH detached the West
yiTgnis. to navy yard. NorfOlk In charge Maehinss
lieutenant Commander F c: BOWERS. detached tho
lieutenant Commander C. N oFFIEx. detached The Coli
OTado; 10 Bureau Of Steam Engineering. Navy De-
partment.
Lsutenant H. v BUTLER detached ths blaine, to IN.
West Virginia
lieutenant J. R. BRADY. 20 the Pennsylvania
Lieutenant H. p PERRIILA to the Colorado.
Medical Inspector J. NJ. STEELE detached Naval
Academy; home wait orders.
paymaster z. T. HOPES. detached naval station New
Orleans; settle accounts. wait orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster N W. GRANT detached
the Lancaster; home settle accounts. wait orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster c. FTTE. detached navy
yard Boston. TO naval station, New Orleans.
Assistant Paymaster R B. LUPToN, TO the Lancaster.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported 70 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July 1.-THE Brooklyn at Portland; the Wilkes and the
De Long at Norfolk.
July 1s-The Dolphin North Rlver the Alabama the
iowa the Indiana at Rockport; the Chicago and
Esquinalt; the Maryland at Portlandi
the LeonidaS Sanchez; the New Jersey at Newport
and New London the Dixie at Santo Domingo City
SAILED.
July 1sThe Dolphin from West Point for North River;
Provincetown for Rockport: the Lavvton, Homo
lulu, GUAM the Chicago and the Boston, from
Seattle EsQuMalt; the New jersey from Newport,
for New London; the Choctav. from washington Tor
Norfolk.
AIonadnoc placed IN yesterday at olongap
The Arehusa placed service yesterday at League Island