New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders have
been issued:

aas A& R 6Bs om Wa2s
arsenal relieving Colonel sTANHoPE F. BLUNT,
Captain WILLIAM a. PHILLIPS, from sandy Hook
~ Z ROCK
Captain HENNING F. COLLEY. from Frankford
senal TO Watertown arsenal
senal, July l. to Manila ordnance depot. Philip
Captain JAMES B. DILLARD. from Sandy Hook prov
Captain David g sEHsG5RAVEa Ff fTom Sandy Hook
First Souh1 10 pR%GgT GfP0fs PoTer ,ed
aTmory 10 Franktord arsenal.
flFST ~, lreutenant Mark l" IRELAND, from Sandy
First eue1ans Wy 10 fP
Hook proving ground Springfield armory
FIRST Lieutenant JOHN LUND. from Sandy Hook prov
Major WILLIAM II SAGE, adJutant general, to Van
c99uTer B3rracts as adjutant general Department
Captain EDWARD a. sHCTTLEwoRTH, from I'M
- assigned lst 70 LIST Infantry.
Captain JAMES S. YOUNG. jr. 10th Infantry. gen
captain RoBERf P6WnFs sFT 7h caSa
Of the Missouri for assgmme stns d d PG 6nn
captaf, Ff fIqGt or n ,th u G2yairg g, ru,..
Jie, major Etzhth battalion Philippine Scouts
ment. from Washington
Following transfers Of captains of coast artillery
corps made:
WILLIAM II MoNR0E from io4h to o3 aad c"mpahy
COMPANY Coast artillery orDs ~ from st, 18th
fi'St Lieutenant John T. HoLCoMBE Coas, Artillery
Cps rLs from ION TO l2sth Company. Coast Artillery
Francisco August TO PRPpnes e5 re fr@
aPialn Louis H. Bash. commissary. who will proceed
Captain LEWIS soRIEY 18Th Infantry. detailed pro
Iity and Agricultural and Mechanical college, Baton
II"gage September vice Captain Alvan C. Read 18th
First Lieutenant JAMES d WATSON. Coas; ARTILLERY
Tips from 2ist to 12sth Company. Artillery
Lieutenant Colonel WAITER / FINLEY 18Th cavalry.
post to Squadron i5h aea at i FoT a SSa
First Lieutenant FREEBORN P HoICoMR. 18th cav
.t'y telaIel professor OF military
sePh + Jantn lst Infantry, who viii then proceed
c,IoI- 10 ms : HI FlIne mt ,,-r,s,r, ,
ERc srEoTG,, MaJo s1' PhA ai3s s sKER
Company coast aD Hrtdr yS carps CASEY to nth
con.raG! surgeon, HOWARD NJ SNYDER. from cheyenne
70 Fort Douglas.
NAVY
Rear o Af1r2 ana 6@D Ts,+sa dgas g, 'sq2r
5a Of hoard gso to eonyePG at Nay Department
Rear Admiral =. WALKER additional duty presl-
Commander " $. bENsoN. detached as inspector in
Ie,ter1i @! "a'"yTS On 1r5p9TaFy duty
Tgrs,aG G T"ef% board on June 10 to resdephe
vessel when COMMUNIST med.
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Frade W. J. MOSES. .. DARsT and r. R. AD-
f5sa e FA r2g q sqsea s5 %sFf ss
Washington. to home
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs The following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
June s-The Yorktown. Il Union: the Tecumseh al
Hampton Roads, the Eagle. Norfolk, the Chicago.
Puget Sound.
June a-The olympia. the Arkansas. the Nevada the
Florida the Dolphin. the StunRham. the ShubHg X.
the Blkely the De Long and the stockton at Hamp
Roads. the Concord t'Ec-Ioo.
SAILED
June The Yorktown. ACaiutls la Union.
june s-The CaIao. Hong for Shaueen. the
Tec,irnseh. from Norfolk for Hampton Roads: the
Sterling Boston for Portsmouth, y. H the
Potomac from navy ward. New York, for Hampton
Roads the Wasp from Key West for jacksonville.
the Sylvia Newport News for navy yard New,
bort Olympia the Arkansas. the Nevada ani
IN. Florida from Annapolis FOR Hampton Roads the
Dolphin from Washington for Hampton Roads
June e-Ths Maynow-r, from Washington for Hampton
Roads StriuEhan. the ShuhTirk. The Blakely tho
De Long Stockton. from Norfolk FOR Hamp-
ton Roads, the Rainbow from Hong Kong Tor OIon-
June io-The Virginia and the Colorado from Kobe
che Foo