Evening star., 1909-07-16
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Capt. George f. Mitchell. 18th Cavalry,
recently graduated from the Army School
| of the Line is detailed for instruction in
the Army Signal School at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan.
| Capt Frank c. Wood Porto Rico Regl-
ment of Infantry. is relieved from further
duty as constructing auartermaster al
/ San Juan. Porto Rico. -,
| Col. Joseph Garrard, 18th Cavalry, VIII
proceed to Camp Perry. Ohio, on ofhclai
| business pertaining to the National Rlhe
| Association of America.
| Leave of absence is granted capt. ia
cob c. Johnson, Coast Artillery CORPS W
| terminate August 81 1909.
| Leave of absence for twenty-five days
| is granted Capt Francis H Lincoln,
| Coast Artillery Corps. -
| fantry, will proceed to Jefferson bar
| racks Mo-. for duty pertaining to the
| installation of post telephone system at
| that post. :,
Leave of absence for two months is
granted Lieut. Col Henry P. Birming-
| ham, Medical Corps.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. Commander A. T. Long. from
Office % intelligence. Navy Depart
ment. to duty as naval attache at Rome
| and Vienna.
Lieut. J. D. Wilson, to the Tennessee.
Lieut. w. w. Galbraith, from the Ten
nessee and await orders.
Midshipman l.. Jordon, from the Idaho
to the Kearsarge.
Surgeon n. E. Odell, from the Naval
Hospital. Mare Island, Cal, to the naval
station, Guam. M. 1.
Surgeon G. L. Angeny. from the naval
station, Guam, M. l., TO nome ana await
| orders.
Assistant Surgeon C: X. Winn, from the
Naval Hospital, Newport. r. l., to the
naval station, Key West, Fla.
resignation as machinist in the navy
approved.
Mate P Deickmann, from the Franklin
to the Texas
Naval Movements.
The cruiser ST. Louis has arrived at
Suva. Fiji Islands: the sunboat Tacoma
at Puerto Colombia: the torpedo boat
Manly at Troy, the cruisers Cleveland
and Chattanooga at Hankow, the collier
Brutus at Newport News, the cruiser
Montgomery at Boston, the collier Hannl-
bal at Provincetown, the torpedo boat
Thornton at Boston and the cruiser But
falo at Cavite.
The gunboat Scorpion has sailed from
Naples for Constantinope. the torpedo
boat Worden from Provincetown for Bos-
ton, the tug Standish from Norfolk for
Anna polls, the cruisers Charleston and
Denver from Siakwan for Woosung, the
gunboat Wilmington from Siak"an iar
Yangtze river ports, the cruiser Prairie
from Newport for New Haven. and the
Yacht Sylph from Portsmouth, \. H., Tor
Beverly, Mass.
Marine Corps Orders.
Capt. E. T. Fryer. granted leave of alb
sence for twenty-eight days.
io,f II Smith to Hln2ham,
Mass. for duty in connection with the
esta ablshment of post of the Marine
Corps at the naval magazine there.
Capt j. H. A. Day, granted leave of
absence to September l, 1909.
Can't Logan Feland, appointed judge ad-
vocate of the general courtmartial, navy
yard. New York, \. Y.
Capt c. B. Taylor. from duty as a
member of general court-martial, navy
yard, Norfolk, Va.
CAPT. B. w. sibley, appointed member
of the general courtmartial, navy yard,
Norfolk. Va.
battalion. Isthmus Canal Zone. Panama,
to headquarters United States Marine
Corps.
Capt n G. Burton, assistant quarter
master, granted leave of absence to
July 81, 1909.
Second Lieut. r. S. kingsbury. from
United States steamer Colorado. to ma
rine barracks, navy yard, Puget Sound
Wash.
First Lieut.. f. w. Sturdevant, jr., from
marine barracks. Puget Sound Wash, to
marine barracks, Charleston, S. G.
To the Army Staff College.
The following named officers. recently
graduated from the army school of the
line are detailed for instruction in the
army staff college at Fort Leavenworth,
| O I@.ry
Infantry; Charles Gerhardt, Sth Infantry;
Robert Alexander, 10th Infantry; Ma
thaniel r. Mcclure, 9th Cavalry; Thomas
Q. Donaldson. jr., Sth Cavalry; Frank NJ
Caldwell, 10Th Cavalry: Samuel G. Jones.
11th Cavalry; John McA. Palmer loth
Infantry; Paul B. Malone, 9th Infantry;
John w. Barker, Sd Infantry; Lorrain L.
Richardson, I'D Infantry: Glenn II. DAVIS
18th Infantry; Edgar A. Sirmyer' etn
Cavalry; Richard II. McMaster,. 1st Field
Artillery; Manus McCloskey, Atm Field
Artillery: Ernest D. Scott, 9TH Field Ar
tillery; Houston V. Evans, Sth Infantry
Charles s. Lincoln. I'd Infantry; Berkeley
Enochs. 10Th Infantry; Alfred w. BJorn-
stad osth Infantry: Ezekiel j. Williams,
9th Infantry; Glosvenor l.. Iowhseho'
I'D Infantry.
To Appraise Wharf Property.
| \ board of officers 10 consist OF Lieut..
| Col Charles II. Hunter. Coast Artillery
| Corps: Capt. George r. Spalding, Corps
| OF Engineers, and First Lieut.. James ).
Dusenbury, Coast Artillery Corps, mas
been appointed to meet at Key West bar
racks, Florida, 10 aopraise the value OF
the wharf on property recently acquired
/ by the government near Fort Iayiof, r Ia.
and to submit a plan fer proper system
! OF drainage for this property.
Building Permits Issued.
! The following building permits were is