New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders
have been issued:


Mater JAMES ERWIN. from 18th to 9Th Cav
Major 9oDEREE H MAcboNA1D from 9Th
Fo9wiag changes n II corps Of 9nginsGEs ordered
Sd Battalion of Engineers and as chief engi-
nser officer, Department Of the Missouri, 70
Nashville h1l relieving Major WILLIAM y.
JOSEPH E. KUHN assigned TO command
temporarily ten 1y o5 90 Bat5 a OF Engineers
chief engineer officer. Department OF the
Fss2ar t seltsving Ma tE,t GkE I. so
70 duty as chief engineer Officer. Department
9 e G I3Dp rsc sn5an f R6ggRT cSfs
SION, from duty under Lieutenant Colonel
LANSING i, Beach 115. and will relieve Ma
9Th District Mississippi River improvement.
cspsan IF LET5s S2RkEE 1 GsI infaf ty 19w
in connection with camp Of instruction at
that post July = to August J y .,,
lery, from assignment to 114th Company 70
unassigned list, to commanding officer, east
ern artillery district Of New York. for staff
Captain LucrUs L HoPwoop. medical corps
B, 6osr.itai corps. Which is to taks part in
camp Of instruction at Lson Springs ana at
Captain GEORGE H WHITE. 70 18th 1ntantrv.
First Lieutenant LOUIS FARRELL TO 9Th In
First a1l ie,ite M CI.SRK VETERINARIAN
medical reserve corps. from Fort Jay to Fort
leaves Of absence First Lieutenant ARTHUR
r WATTS, 18th Infantry recruiting on, en-
tS95y a. Sayi ria IjFs sr fiersnaRs
days from July 90; Captain CLAUDE E
BRIGHAM eoasr 1 pbW1T e A4 rTTgTo 5
twenty days ron Jqlx =: FIRST Lieuten-
ant DUNCAN ELLIOT. SIN CaEaiTy, 1p tTo
sseo IaIAh nieute .iattn FREDERHK j os-
sBa tssn d da2a ln4saFy 3 q
duties with national matches for 1910.
NAVY
coraaoaore. TEN EyCK D. W. vEEpER.
E E WRIGHT and z, B UNDERWOOD
cor B5aSsa On Fs III igosTw1cK rettred de-
taened navy yaT6 Pors sSbad Il the Wash
ingten; to the Maryland
h''1 'sehed he Washington; home await
h'a+ WRRYIER and W. E BROWN. to the
p,,,s s1' Aszistant Surgeon a. J. GE1GER, de,
tached navy yard, Mare Island: to naval
Assistant nospif slre aars b cAMERER detached
naval hospital. Norfolk; to naval hospi-
...,s Ia; Las surgeon w. A. BLoEDoRN. de-
taehed naval hospital, Las Animas; await
orders.
MARINE CORPS.
os,+.i, " g HARLLEE. from marine corps
rife range Winthrop. Nd to Camp Perry
July 80, and return with detachment OF
cs,, LIN ma n e. BAcKsTRoME. detached navy
ard New York; TO marine barracks.
csntain r. S HOOKER. leave of absence to
rs,, ansq I6SAN FELAND. detached recruiting
district OF New York: to advanced base
school, naval station, New London. as IN
1Je,tensnt A. NJ WATSON. appointed acting as
eistant quarterInaster and acting assistant
F4aymaster marine corps, 1SI GUY GU, WIN
American Legation guard Peking emma
vice First Lieutenant r. {. M 9o> 4. Z Ia;
wto will report in person to major general
7,-s forT n1snfesant W. T HoADLEY. detached
nav yard. Portsmouth. July .; 10 TOXIC,
Japan as attathe 70 American Embassy 10
First lieutenant @. NJ. KINCADE. suspended
from promotion for one :, year fr2t9 Soly
tache5 American Legation guard. Picking;
report in person ia major general COM
ssons an Tis,,tsn.nt A. NC. ROBBINS. detached
navy yard. Boston: 70 marine oaf eSs' naval
Academy.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS--Ihe fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED,
JuIv THE Paducah at Cristohal; the Lebanon
at Boston: the Birmingham at Provineetown:
a .ae t bs weston et New London the whip
pie the Stewart. the Truxtun ana the Hun
at Marc Island, the yorktown at brefnerIon' |
SAILED.
1,i Tine Anphitrite. from Philadelphia for
rnrfelk. the Patapsco. from Carney's Point |
Tor Norfolk; the Birmingham from Boston
ru,y s1rSe wolverine, from Lorain. Ohio. for
The Paducah. now on duty on east coast Of
Central America, ordered 10 navy S'i''
TIE Prairie. now on duty on cas-. coast Of
,euoFins at New orleans 70 transfer the crew
n the inphitrite from NV Orleans to Norfolk. /