New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:


ARMY.
Following officers from recruiting seTy[s ce al S 5e
tions DESIGNATED upon arrival OF oIlceIss -
tailed 10 relieve them, VIII then pFoStg,GI -
their respective organizations: aaJoi 7 800
IAN y STAMPER. 21st Infantry fIoIL !
ter6e. captains CHARLES Z. TAYMAN. Isi
Infantry. Kansas City; GEORGE W. h5 5HP
PATRICK. 18th Cavalry. EYahsFl'i st. 80
ERT I WOODS, coast artillery, Syracuse
LANES H BRYSON. 18th Field Artlllety' anu
i"r11,Is Barracks First I1eutenants LEWIS
FORESTER. 9th cavalry JEFFERSON oar 1
T Tcss[ Et1t GEORGE F. BAILEY % cav
airy Columbus Barracks and MORRIS "
KICK. 18th Infantry Fort sloGu.ll, ,o Column
bus barracks. December 10. LOT HstL-I'-o
for ten days in methods OF eGat Ii. iT
r,i,ite. thence 10 places specified January J.
iafI. cantain GEORGE l. BYRAM, 9Th Cav,
alrv. Providence; First Lieutenant GtOF,5 = !;
f. ki-s Wi T1sItena mt" rRUMAN " CARRUTH
ERS. 29th Infantry: EyansVllle' r,ea,+r,, N
recruiting service. Kansas city, NoysInpe -
X. Vice Captain CHARLES z TAlMAN'
CaDtain i EDWARD 4. ROCHE 26th Infantry, 70
recruiting service. Columbus BaFiatHS NJ
yem6sr Is. RELIEVING 3, , First Lieutenant
First Lieutenant CHARLES H Mo IEdI s,oc l9I'
T Ri9 NJ K ( cfsi', Eth Infantry, -,
First Lieutenant FREDERICK J. HEEAN 49, ~ ~
Cavalry and First Lieutenant CLlF Ton N
BUTLER, ITth Infantry to recruiting ser
vice Columbus Barracks. January /. rene rene :,
e.
ATtiliery and Captain LINDSEY P RCCk-
Err 26th Infantry ,o.,
First Lieutenant REUBEN G IA , LoH, f Ia
Infantry 10 recruiting service. JEFFERSON oar 4.
racks January l. relieving First Lieutenant
LEWIS FORESTER 9TH ca[a, l{y,>--y- s+b
First Lieutenant JAMES = tAf' NJ, = /. OIL"
cavalry found inGaRaSi[ated Is N rerIed 9TH
First Lieutenant sELW1N -; SNl syI;c,,Se
January / relieving Captain ROBERT r
r,rst WP0DS SgaS5 T0Is J. FULMER 9TH In
fantry report to commanding general De
partnent Of California. for duty until sailing
Of army transport from san FRANCISCO De
cember ., for Philippines, -. r-,,,1-1,-
Leave q absence: second Lieutenant E ioO,.be
navy.
Captain E. F. LLOYD, Jr., when discharged
Naval Medical School Hospital Washing
conm 3oR Ta' " orI b. MACDoUGALL to duty
connection General Board. Washington.
Ensign C. L CASkEl detached maya prov
ing ground, Indian Head: to the North Da-
Ensign E'I c. L. SCHUYLER. detached naval prov
ing ground, Indian Head; to the Georgia.
Ensign J. W. BARNETT. jr.. detached the
Dixie. and granted leave one month ID
lana. to the Iowa.
Paym M ter Clerk T a. cULHANE appointed.
pa,1,asteris CLERK F. W. JEPSON. appointed.
duty the Montana.
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements VI NeoNOA9 nav SC~4-
reported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Oct 2I-The Birmingham at Newport.
oct 22-The Rec at Hampton Roads: the Jus
tin. at san Pedro.
OCT 23-The Castine the Severn. the Cutie
fish the Tarantula, the Viper, the GrayluS,
The Bonita the NarThal. the Salmon, the
snapper the Stingray. and the TaTpon at
Solomon's Island; the Yorktown. at Panama
the Lebanon. Norfolk
SAILED.
Oct. 22-The Marietta, from Crstobal for Blue
fields the Lebanon. from navy yard, New
York for Hampton Roads; the Roe, from
Norfolk for Hampton Roads; the Potomac
and the Patuxent. from Norfolk for Guam
tanarno; the Castine, the Severn. the Cut
fetish the Tarantula, the Viper the Gray
ling the Bonita. the Narwh9l. the Salmon
the Snapper the StinEray, and the Iarpon-
from Norfolk 20 Solomon's Island; the Eagle,
from Norfolk for Guantanamo