Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-04

| relieved from duty at Fort Totem, N. Y,
and will proceed to Fort Sheridan, Ill.
Maj. George H. Morgan. adtutant gen
eral Cavalry is assigned to the Sd
| Maj. Haldimand p. Young, quartermas-
| ter. will permanently take charge Of the
| quartermaster's depot at San Francisco.
and assume the duty of general superin-
at that place.
Naval Orders.
| Commander F. L. Chaplin. from duty as
naval attache, Paris and st. Petersburg,
to Office naval intelligence, Washington,
D. C. ~tt.-r-
Lieut. C. p. Nelson, from navy yard,
Philadelphia, to William Cramp Sons
Ship and Engine Building Company, Phil
| adelphia, Pa, connection fitting out May
rant and to command when placed In
| commission.
Lieut.. II. r.. Greenlee Gunior grade).
to navy yard, Philadelphia.
the Tennessee.
Assistant Surgeons r. B. Sheehan and
j. J. O'Malley. to Naval Medical School
Washington. d. c., for instruction.
| Pay Director g. w. Simpson and Pay
Insector G. g. Seibels have been commits
stoned. :"
Passed Assistant Paymaster ]. R.
Hornberger, to navy yard, Mare Island,
Cal
Chief Eoatswain J. s. Sinclair. retired,
from navy yard, Washington, D. c., to
home.
c. A. Miley. appointed a paymaster's
clerk in the navy, duty on the Lancas-
Col G. Barnett, U. S. M. c.. has been
| commissioned.
| Chief Boatswain T. M. Cassidy, from
naval station. Cavite, P. l., to home.
Lieut.: w. H. Toaz, Ensigns B. b; Tay-
ant Surgeon F. M. Munson. from the
Monterey to the Buffalo.
Ensign e. A. Lichtenstein, from the
Mindoro to the Buffalo.
| Machinist F. w. Teepe, from the Ne"
York to the Buffalo.
Lieut.. ]. B. Gilmer. to the Monterey;
| Lieut.. p. B. DUNCAN, Ensigns B. X.
Ware. jr., and r. r. Smith and Assist
ant Surgeon J. M. Mlnter. from the Buf-
falo to the Monterey. 49, d..
falo to the Mindoro. :,
Machinist ]. r. Bradshaw, from the
Buffalo to the New York.
oaicers to Take Special Course.
Each of the following named officers
| xrill proceed to Fort Leavenworth, Kan
| for the purpose Of pursuing special
course of instruction for q period Of ten
| weeks: Lieut. Coils. Robert L. Billiard
9Th Infantry; Henry c. Davis, Coast Ar
| tillery Corps. and John 8. Mallory, 11th
| Infantry, and Majs. James Lockett, 4th
Cavalry: Willis T. May. 18th Infantry;
| x,,stus c. Macomb 9th Cavalry; Alfred
Hasbrouck, 14th infantry: John NC
Donald, 18th Cavalry: John r. McMahon.
9Th Field Artillery: Robert II. Noble. LIST
Infantry: Frank f. Harris, coast rs 1 Ar.,,-
try, and Robert d. Walsh. 18th Cavalry.
Ordered to Hospital.
Capt. c. D. " Hunt, quartermaster, and
First Lieut.. William o. Cutiiffe. Medical
Reserve Corps, have been ordered to the
| walter Reed General Hospital for obser-
walton and treatment.
Troops for the Philippines.
The 7th Cavalry, at Fort Riley, Kan.
and the sth Cavalry. at posts In Arizona.
have been ordered to the Philippines to
relieve the 18th and 18Th Resiments Of
Cavalry. which will return to the United
States and garrison the posts vacated by
the outgoing regiments. Headquarters
and two battalions Of the Sth Cavalry
will sail from San Francisco December B
and the remaining battalion March s..
The headquarters and ten troops of the
7th Cavalry will sail from San Francisco
FEBRUARY 8 and the remaining two troops
May 5. The Philippine troops will start
| for home as soon as relieved.
Marine Corps Orders.
Lieut.. Col. George Barnett has qualified
| for promotion to the next higher grade.
Capt. w. c. Harllee. to Key West, Fla,
New Orleans, La. and Pensacola, Fla.
| for purpose Of instructing officers and
| men of the Marine Corps in rife practice.
| First Lieut.. L. ]. e. Guggenheim. from