New-York tribune., 1909-02-15
ORDERS IssUED.-rhe following orders have
been issued:

ORDERS IssUED.-rne following orders have
been issued
Brigadier General DANIEL H BRUSH. 70 command
Department of the y4ssyas vice Brisadier General
Brigader General RAMSAY D. POTTS. report to com
manSnS genera FhiIPPiRes PIN >, Field A,,,l.rv 70
command troops transport fitzpatrick. en- route
Major JosEgPH + D1cKMAN 18th cavalry detailed
Major nspsi5GT %U
Ma3er rA7 wiI11RD F Truly medical corps. to Fort
Major. WILLIAM LAssITER inspector general. to
once g Gf iRTRseG5 @ TsshInsSGn s5cs corn,
leved commanding officer. Company c. hospital
Captain EDWIN R; STEWART and second I4sut.nsn. ..
Budins. New York City. " examination for 1,pis pro.
captain CECIL STEWART. commlsssry assigned to
10Th Cavalry. March |. on relief from detail in
FLEMING: 1otn Cavalry. detailed in subsistence
Captain GEoReE R.. ARMSTRONG. retired. from
anzed g militia y = Of ESTsn pakS4 Ss bone
Madison Barracks. pending arrival OF regiment IN
Leave of absence: Captain JOHN B. SANFORD. 25th
Infantry. two months,
Captain B T MAILING detached the SeuinEhsm;
Commander W. L. HOWARD. detached the Mississippi;
Lieutenant Commanders b b MCCORMICK and g z
W s KITTELLE to the Mississippi.
home await oFders' . II f-DiA os'A'"'' 'n' N@i''
s tBtbon5a pst y, i;AI RAKEbT detached
Lieutenant G R. MILLER. detached the Illinois; the
Lieutenant 4 NJ Griswold. detached the Louis:
Ensign P P. BLACKBURN detached the Milwaukee: to
mdsSiP%sn RRtGs g ts and fa['qPe McEARY de-
tached the St Louis; 10 temporary duty on the
MdsaPnsn fagss F. F SMITH and IL KAUFFaiAN DE-
Surgeon c. ST. J. BUTLER commissioned
Rear Admiral a P NAzRo. duty commandant
Commander J. A. DOUGHERTY. to naval station CavIte
First Lieutenant s W BoGAN y c.. detached the
Ensign G S JOYCE. detached the Yorktown to tbs
Midshpmsn c, NC .MoILL and f, LANDo. detached
MidshPman Ia3Tn o BoTsFoRD. detached the Psnnsyi-
MARINE CORPS.
Major Sd W C DAwsoN qualified for promotion
captain F RfTTENHoGsEy GetSheG na1s station
r., Guam; TO United States
z,r. yard Mare Island 70 home two months leave
folk. with detachment from navy yard Mare
First Lieutenant J. HENLEY to navy yard Mare
Second lieutenant J. T REID to omcers. School Port
Second Lieutsnant W. L, BURcHIELD detached
nay yard' Mare Island 10 Washington with de-
@ taenment nm for marine barracks. then report TO
Second f.ILints Ae1tenants D F. DUNCAN r. f DAVIS A A
3, = hfSEE hSTNoR y koFFEExxT FExT4rT S,i5~ RES6:
SMITH; G J. sTNcLAfR a NC RoBBfNs. D. D. s
EEF s n MARR1NroN RRfa e r. F H9EF pRsEIEg 5 HEE
$ GEfGER E8Fh j. NmSTIIER mTIER e WJIR5aMs
WAIdER c q f9lf1h ADAMs. hs iF f f f cLHRKE BIKE,
XoETH xASDEksR1EP ASDEEFaF4 F E s4InH THFAs4EK. r Y
~ W. WEiTZEi4, r. T. ZANE. J.. SMITH ava
W. THING. detached 10 Marina
ofcers' School. Port Roval. instruction
Leave OF absence: Captain D. p HALL. 10 Apru
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Feb l0-rhe North Carolina the Montana at South
Feb 1.-THE Birminrtam New Orleans; the Prairie |
Feb; l2-rhe Helena at Hong Kong: the Supply at |
SAILED.
Feb. l0-The Eagle. from Guantanamo Hayti
Feo 1.-THE North Carolina and the Montana from |
South Pass for Cape Henry; the Prairie from |
Charleston for Port Royal:
CapeaCruz
Feb. i2The Porter from Norfolk for Charleston; the
Prairie. Port Royal for Pensacola the DOLPHIN
- from Ia Guayra for Guantanamo