New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau-l
Washington. July 81
The following orders have been issued:

ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES NJ, CANDY.
medical corps. to San Francisco as chief
surgeon Department of California. Teliev-
ing Lieutenant Colonel HENRY $. T.
Lieutenant colonel Willard F. WALTZ
general stan (27th Infantry). from duty
as member of general staff corps to his
Major AMOS B. sHATTUCK. 4th Infantry.
from duty in quartermaster's department,
Following changes medical corps ordered: .
Captain ROBERT NJ. CUTLER, from Fort
Ontario, to San Francisco, in time to sail
January 5. 1911, for schoheld Barracks.
MORSE, to San Francisco: Captain ALEX
AMBER MURRAY, upon arrival at Seat
BERT NJ. SMITH, to Philadelphia as at
tending surgeon.
Captain HARRY B. KIRKLAND. signal corps
Ohio National Guard, to course of instruc-
ton at Army Signal School, Fort Leaven-
worth, from August %.
Captain WILLIAM T. DAVIS, medical corps
to Army Medical School. Washington.
assistant Instructor i'll ophthaImology aud
Captain WILLIAM A WICKLINE. medical
corps In addition to duties with Company
G. hospital corps. report October at
Army Medical School Washington. AS In
a afuc'o Te ie hgspi'N at corps HI aF9 first
REYN 6I1I medical 9SBa l,,G corps
to Fort H. c. Wright and report to com
manding officer. artillery district OF New
r., .ao1 !; r for stan duty, ,zn
lery. from 1aoth to 92d Company.
First Lieutenant ARTHUR POILLON, 18th
Cavalry to San Francisco and report to
Rrigadier General TASKER II. BLISS, as
aide-de-carnp ON his staff
First Lieutenant GEORGE NJ. T.EE, 18th Cavalry
To Walter Reed General Hospital. District
First I,ietuenamt OSCAR +. DAVIS medical 70
sereve corps. TO Hot Springs Army and Navy
General Hospital
Second Lieutenant CHARLES II. WHITE 9TH
Infantry. charge of construction
work at Plattsburr Barracks. relieving Cap
tain EDWARD T. HARTMANN. quarter
master.
Second Lieutenant NELSON a GooDsPEED
Sd cavalry, 10 Fort Bayard, examination for
Leaves of absence: Captain JOHN A CLARK
| medical corps fifteen days Captain JOHN
j. SHEPARD. medical corps, one month
from October I. Chaplain CEPHAS G
RATEMAN. coast artillery. fifteen days from
Commander r. NJ. BENNETT. detached In
spector in charge nth Lighthouse District.
Key West: await orders. Lieutenant II r.
SHOEMAKER, from Naval Medical
leave one month. Naval Constructor r. Nj.
WATT, detached navy yard. Norfolk; to
Constructor II. q, GILMOR. detached Blu
of Construction and Repair: to navy
yard. Norfolk.
The following movements of war vessels
have been reported:
ARRIVED
July 2S-The Viper, al Annapolis
July 20-The Cuttlehsh. the Tarantuia and the
Standish. at Annapolis: the Mayfower. NJ
Boston; the Idaho and the Mississippi, at
Newport: the North Carolina. at Hampton
Roads; the Celtic at Provincetown; the
Connecticut, the Nebraska. the Rhode
Island and the Michigan, at New York
Citv; the Minnesota. the South Carolina
and the Virginia, at Tompkinsvile.
SAILED
July oS-The Viper from Solomons Island for
Annapolis.
July 2a-T1e Cuttlef1sh. the Tsrantula and the
Standish, from SOlomous Island for Annap-
oils: the Mayfower. from Beverly for Bos-
ton: the North Carolina from Norfolk for
HAMPTON Roads; the Truxtun. from Marc
Island Tor san Diego
July 8o-The New York. from Singapore for
Cavite
When placed in commission in reserve at navy
yard Norfolk and when ready for service.
the Tallahassee viii proceed 10 navy ward,
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