New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders
have been issued

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Colonel GEORGE LEROY BROWN Cretiredl, de-
tailed Instructor in military drill and tao
ties al Mount TaTnalpais Military Academy,
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES G. MORTON,
from office inspector general August 81. TO
Chicago as inspector general, Department Of
Lieutenant Colonel wILBER z WILDER. to
duty as inspector general. Department of
the Colorado, october /.
Major WILLIAM WEIGEL, ID Infantry. upon
completion of duty at Columbus Barracks, to
Fort Thomas; thence 10 Philadelphia.
! Captain WILLIAM G. FLEISCHHAUER, from
capfafb 5 SE6RGE q 59 5n[sn'F SHARON 4tb Infantry
upon expiration of present leave Of absence.
Join his company at camp Of instruction.
First Lieutenant DOUGLAS DONALD retired),
detailed professor Of military science at Col
lege of St Francis Xavier, September 2
Following first neutenants, medical reserve
corps, from stations designated TO course OF
ton, October !; HERMAN N BUNDEE-
SEN Fort D. !. Russell: HOWARD
L5Y Fort e LsavenTorta. a1-7a2 sANF9RD 2lE9I9 W
Flynn Fort Ethan Allen; PAUL " GLIB
SON. Fort Yellowstone; ROBERT H HET-
ERICk, Fort Ogietherpe; JOSIAH P. HOL-
LAND, Fort Douglas; LEONARD S
KERR. FORT howard; EDWARDD c. LYNCH.
NTKN1GHT, Piattsburg barracks; WILLIAM
F MLAUGHLIN, Fort Hancock. GLEN
EMS X. MA1ILLAN. Fort Crook; HENRY
Q MADDUX. Fort Monroe: DANIEL. F.
MAGTIRE, Fort Myer: SHELLEY T. MA
RIETTA. Fort Des Moines; HENRY c.
MIf MIfH5E Fort 1 Et6sn H1fa sn Gs5 o Ha5oSR DB y
JsfeTso1 harracks I5,o1 b1LGENE =, H9RfF-
PULVER, Fort Porter; John J. Reddy Fort
Monroe; EDWARD c. REGISTER, Fort H
Fort Smelling; JAMES l. ROBINSON, Fort
Norden- HERBERT H SHARPE. Fort
snefiins: jay D WITHEN, Piattsburg
barracks; HARRY B. WILLIAMS Fort
Regignstion of Second Lieutenant ABBOTT
BOONE Sd cavalry. accepted. TO take effect
Second Lieutenant LAURENCE T WALKER,
coast artillery. assume charge construction
work at Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth.
pending arrival Al Fort Hamilton of Captain
CHARLES R LAWSON. auarterrnTaster, ua lt rs-
BoATwRIGHT. coast artillery,
Second Lieutenant GEORGE D Riley. coast
Monroe. September 10.
COLE. 25th Infantry. recruiting, officer. hf-
SAMEs !, Ran 18th S4EsIEzs, 5go @oas5S rs
tTentg ee1t5' days; Captain MACK K, CUNNING
HAM, signal corps. two months.
NAVY.
r,antain P A FIsKE detached duty conference
Naval War College; 10 duty as member
ro,,mander stre5 G n FANS detached as inspector
in charge 1st Lighthouse District Portland
o,,43aA5er 10 AS4'f Fl a BIsPHAM detached as In
sBector in charge 4th Lighthouse District
hilaasiPRaW W W @ BTGA1& 5Stsffl to duty as in
sTsector t, charge ID Lighthouse District.
Boston. vice Captain W 9. CUTLER ire
r.,,tnga11 teel1 g FERNANDEZ A. \ MITCHELL 70
duty inspection officer navy yard Fuget
Lieutenant A NORRIS, to temporary duty the
A5fdsbfnnan T. c. KTNKAID. detached the Ne
brazl1a: continue naval h2gniSal New york 4ors
Medical Inspector n g. FITS, from ,a >ayai
Medical School Hospital. Washington; holnei
wait orders.
Surgeon r. r RICHARDSON, to navy yard
Portsmouth. and additional duty me SOUTH
erv, the Topeka ana naval hospltai,
Passed Assistant Surgeon E ' VAI4Z, detached
navy yard; to naval prison, Portsmouth
Paw Dtrector ] A MUDD. placed upon retired
Pharmacist J H GRAHAM. detached naval
hospital. Boston; To home
Paymaster's Clerk j. pIRCk1NCh, appointed
duty settle accounts the Panther.
MARINE CORPS.
Second Lieutenant 2, J. LEVERING. TO Wash
10 retirement.
Leaves of absence: Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE
BARNETT. three weeks; First Lieutenant
RE.&NET PTRYEAR, il, tWenty-four days
from September >. First Lieutenant Q 3.
VDGEI4, nineteen days from August 81;
Major A. :. M'LEMORE fourteen. days.
Lieutenant n RAYNOR, month from
September /. First Lieutenant RANDOLPH
COYLE, month from August 2s.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.- fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
August 23-The Dixie. at Newport; the Ajax. at
Boston; the Patapsco, at navy yard New
August 24-The Tallahassee, at Washington; the