New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

hour The course will be ten miles long five
miles out, with the expectation that the vehicle
will be turned in air and go back to the starting
point. There is ruling, however. that the aero
plane may not land at the end of five miles SO
long as the trip out and the return are promptly
made.
a board of signal officers will be detailed to con-
duct the test and of the officers, probably
Lieutenant F. P. Lafm. the cavalry officer who
has had much experience in military ballooning
and who is duty with the signal corps at Fort
Myer. will accompany the operator of both the
dirigible balloon and the aeroplane. 1t is believed
that the former vehicle will be tested in the latter
part of this month to be followed by the trial of
the aeroplane by August 10.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following service orders
have been issued:
Lieutenant Colonel zERAH w. ToRREY. infantry.
eufenan s5aifd cone GEoRGE DAv1S detaed het
Se espian
M I deta1d as his MERcER 1th Cavalry to Gov
ernoEs Island g3Sminagn for =, All
vacancy in Inspector generals department. to De-
Lieutenant Colonel OF CHARLES G. WOODWARD coas,
artillery corps 9eailed inspector general PePa
Tn Ileis ANDERSON inspector general
CAPTAINS L9vIYG 9RxE SII+E RR9WR FE SEtEN WEY
sINKE GTtLER WEEP bI4,,, HENRK he BRoWN. M
RSRS TRERx ERWlS WGTE GKEESLE4E. KTI@ T4F
HESS MARROW. WEBB ROBERT WlNN. IHE@-
opoRE LrsTER and GILGHR1sT Ir5 medical ID s s9rps
and First TO Army Me9ca
R6RRT fl PRRoR fsF a0d CARY
SN0DDY. medical corps to Army Medical
scum Washington. re-examinaton for promotion
First Lisutenant is LEONARD L DE5TRIcK 18th Gay
18th 18th cavalry. detailed competitors Atlantic pistol
competition Fort Niagara1 ,.o. ~,o1,cz
MORRISON 9th Sayairy i64 four months ont First Lieu
NOBLE j WILEY. 9TH Infantry. one month
NAVY.
ADMIRAL cL9XER from M Washnst9n Srds to- Iso home
gineering. July Is. vice Captain A F DIXo\ de
headauarters New York, vice Rear Admiral j A
Captains H. l. WOOD and R NJ. DOYLE. Commanders
WEk4E5 ~ and and sSYbR 74 fgfssons Pa9sd assistant
hch saraean p f'f r sTALN4KER T and Colonel L KAR
canSa MANY Mn5i32 fof dtasRsd washington
Following assistant surgeons detached DeSseI 4Gi'atsd a
GsP0i :SP duty: 70 F. w SMITH wisconsin,
HIGGINs. detached the Illinois; H l. SMITH. de
Lieutenant Commander p H LEIGH. detached the navy
Mashphan hiSI G W SIMPSON. detached the Kansas; to
Midshpnlan G. X DAVIS detached the Birmingham to
Mjashipman snH R W cABANIss detached the Caao to
,,asbeman 5he b G. COPELAND
Assistant So iae O. j EYTNGE detached the
Assistant sGaq 70 surgeon lns G K wINN
,tn I1os snyeenn W con F. H H OLD detached hospital
Caute; to Washington examination Tor pF0n'otioh'
await orders
MOVEMENTS OF VEssEI.s.-The following
movements of naval vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
IrIv 2-rhe Hartford. New London.
IIy 3-The olympia the Arkansas the Chicago and the
Nevada at New London: the Sylph. at oyster Bay;
the New Hampshire Tompkinsville; the Runalo at
francisco; the Fox, the Davis the Goldsborough
and the Rowan, Eureka. cal; the tennessee. the
washington the California. the Preble, the Perry and
the Farraxlt at Diego.
Tulv 4-The New Hampshire, at Newport; the Standish
at New London; the Kearsarge at San Francisco
SAILED.
1ulv 3-The Relief from Francisco for Honolulu
Iuiy 4-The Mississippi. from Newport, cruising
J,,iy Standlsh from New London for Annapolis