New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-19
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Paymaster General Rogers May
Retire as Rear Admiral.
From The Tribune Bureau
washington, May

ROGERS MAY RETIRE Ao - -
-Paynaster General z. q Rogers WIZ ~
ply for retirement and will RETAIN ~
pIace as chief of the Bureau OF Supfiio.
and Accounts of the Navy Depai VI,
until that application can be acted Oh -
effecting the transfer with the ram anu
,ay of a rear admiral
That officer has that relative rank anu
active duty pay during his tenure OF oil''
as paymaster general of the navy 'N'
there is some question whether ms Ietie
ment OH his own application, AFTER Unity
years service. in the midst of his term a.
a bureau chief will give him the retireo
pay of rear admiral
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Major GEORGE. ". BURR ordnance depart
ment, upon arrival at Augusta Arsenal %
report as chief ordnance ofIlesr p@asHp.
ordnance department. who viii report ~ "
commanding general Depsrtmen rs, or the Gun
Major THOMAS W. GRIFFITH and nd. First .5 Leu
tenant THOMAS ]. ROGERS. 18th infantry {;
detailed for duty pertaining 10 the ha'ioi''i
The following assignments Of officers o. ne
struttion at Gettysburg during july hay, have
been ordered. Major EBERT r. FE T
c q fsiaEssH r. REYNOLDS. % be medical
inspector and accompany engineer CoOpS
from washington Barracks. acting sur
seon of that command; Captain GEOHGb
medical INSPECTOR: Captain WILLIAM r
DAVIS. to be sanitary officer. ASSISTANT 70
medical inspector, 10 accompany troops from
Captain LAWRENCE D. CABELI. quartermas-
ter. to assume charge office Depot qu quar- -
Mayor JOSEPH T. DAVIDSON. quaterrnas~
ter, as chief quartermsster at the camp OF
Captain JOHN w GULIcK. coast artillery. de
tailed as observer at the , camp OF ihs'ruc-
Captain JESSE r. HARRIS: medical corps. upon
arrival at Boise Barracks Of First hleqten-
serve CORPS to proceed to the Preside OF san
Francisco. general hospital. 100
Leaves OF absence: Colonel JOHN VI BANS
TER medical corps. four months from sep
TENDER /: Captain SAMUEL SEAY, 23d In
summation for promotion. Captain HARRY
J. HIRSCH quartermaster. twelve days from
May g..
Lieutenant Commander D. Z THEIAhEN> de-
tached from Washington: to duty as feet
engineer Pacific feet on the California vice
Lieutenant Commander F. H CLARK Jr.,
to navy yard. New York, as inspection Of
Lieutenant Commander s z. ". KITTE;LLE to
navy yard. Boston, as inspection ofhcer
Ensign R. r. STEART. detached from the con-
mand of the Worden: to the navy yard Boz
ton, in connection with the navy rife team
Ensign W. W. LAWRENCE. detached from the
New Jersey; to the Marietta
Ensign ". L. BECK. detached from the New
Jersey: to the Rhode Island.
Ensign G. NC. W'GILL to the Georgia
Midshiprnan J. w BARNETT, Jr-, detached
from the Marlborough; TO the Hartford
Midshipn1an e H. LOFTIN. detached from the
Missouri; to the Marietta
Midshipnlan NJ J TORLINSKI, detached from
the New Jersey: the wisconsin
Assistant surgeon a Fl. DODGE. detached from
the California; TO the naval hospital at Mare
Island.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
May 16-The Dubuque. at Bluehelds-
May 1.-THE Dixie and the Severn. at Boston.
the Penaccok. at the navy yard. New YORK.
the wolverine, at Detroit: The MontsoTne ~
at TornpkinsvilIe the Cleveland and the
Chattanooga at Cavtte
May fS-The Pompey- at Guam
SAILED
Nav 1.-THE Rocket. from Norfolk for Indian
Head and Washington; the De Long from
the navy ward, New York, for Norfolk ths
Salem, from Tompkinsvtlls for ORIENT Point
and GARDENERS Bay; the Chester. from Bahia
Blanca for BueoS AyTeS-