New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-14

have been issued.
The following assignments of officers OF in
fantry arm recently promoted are an
nOunced Lieutenant Colonies JOHN y.
MORRISON. unassigned; WILLIAM II.
SAGE. Both Infantry; Majors VERNON A.
CALDWELL and EDMUND J.. BUTTS,
goth Infantry; HENRY J. HUNT. 11th
Infantry; First ieutenants RICHARD r.
PICKERING, 18th Infantry; LOWE A.
MCCLURE, 18th Infantry; CHARLES F.
wRlGHI. % infantry; WILLIAM R.
SCOTT 21st Infantry; WILLIAM W.
NJ. III HARRIS + Il Jr SON InfsTtry
from present duties upon assumption OF
duties Of adviser to Governor OF Porto
Major JOSEPH D. LEITCH. 2sth Infantry.
detailed member General staff; report to
gineers from engineer school, Washington
Barracks, August !, 10 Chattanooga, for
duty in connection with Nashville and
Chattanooga engineer districts
Captain BRAINERD TAYLOR. coast arti-
lery. detailed inspector-instructor with
organized militia OF coast artillery re-
serve Department OF the East, August II.
70 Bridgeport, vico Captain MALCOLM
p. ANDRUSs, coast artillery.
Captain EDWARD n. MACON Getirsd), de-
tailed as professor military science Rhode
Island State College, August Is.
Names Of Captain WALTER b. ELLIOTT. 28d
Infentry, and Captain OLIVER H. DOCK
IN OIs' <OtH y, paced on llst or
L. BUTTS and HENRY ]. HUNT in m
far. fsntry; qnsssignedi promoted to majors
from San Francisco, August /. to ST.
Louis. as assistant purchasing commits
Captain EDWARD y. MACON. retired. from
Fork Union Military Academy. August IA.
captain JOHN r. r: HANNAY, qusrtermastcr
ter general for three weeks upon relief
from detail in quartermaster's depart
Captain ALDEN TRoTTER from 13sth to
Captain JAIg R SGsf ss5'f from 18th to
Captain JOSEPH F. GOHN quartermaster.
from transport Sumner TO Portland. Me.
thence TO Chicago. as assistant chief
Following officers to Camp Perry, August ~,
Wo o raqge o G n nato9al matches;
Try; CAPTAINS GEORGE b PRITcHARD.
jr. 9TH Cavalry. and LOCHLIN ". CAT
Charles. E. REESE, 18th Infantry;
~HARLEs F. sEyERsoN. infa i1l:'s u" IN,
s5try ana EREs Il 1 WIfsox l 9Th In In,
" 4TAnEGRSqRIiR 2, @ ct Infantry GEORGE
IAN 5. WEEKS. 4th Infantry
Fohowlng ASSIGNMENTS offcers field artillery
NELSON e MARGGEIsTTT-SSS. "a T Fipi9 g.
iulery; TO Philippines; ROBERT DAVIS.
entenan H ArsFI to RhilPPnsI Fr5'
Oh Field Artillery: WILLIAM Nc
LEAVE. and ALLAN O. MCBRIDE. i'm
Eied Artileryt JOE r BRABs0N. ID
First Lieutenant HERMAN GLADE. 9Th Field
infantry, 10 West Point Military Academy.
First Lieutenant IRA G. BROWN NcIjcai re-
rival OF 10Th Infantry 20 Fort Lawton.
f1rst Lieutenant PELHAM u. GLAsSFORD.
Following second Heutenants coas, artillery from
companies indicated report 70 commanding
officer artillery district Of the Potomac for
stan duty: DANIEL y. SWAN. Jr.. 18Th
company. and GEORGE l. VAN DECSEN
143d Company
Second Lieutenant FRANK N. KENNEDY. ION
Infantry. detailed for aviation duty with
Signal Corps to College Park
Leaves OF absence: Colonel THOMAS O. WOOD
Firti ,nan grsTsnsd t2pr month,
LAND. 11th Cavalry. two months upon re
lief from army and navy general hospital.
Hot Springs: Captain HENRY s WYGANT.
18th Infantry. twenty days First Lieutenant
LANES II. CUNNINGHAM. coast artillery.
ono month from August Is: Lieutenant Colo
mel WEBSTER NINSON. deputy paymester
general. one month: Lieutenant Colonel
OMAR BUNDY. 18th Infantry, two months.
Major WILLIAM II. HART, commissary. one
month and ten days
NAVY.
Commander 9. H. HAYES. detached the Prince
ton; 70 command the Annapolis.
Lieutenant ". ]. CULBERTsON. detached navy
rife team; 10 Naval ACADEMY
Lieutenant J. 7. GREEN. detached the Prince
ton 10 the Annapolis
Lieutenant Gunior grade Y. BAKER. detached
the Annapolis. 10 the naval station. TutUila,
and additional duty on the Princeton
Lieutenant Junior grade) s a TAFFINDER,
detached the Princeton; TO the Annapolis
Ensign .. g. CLARK. detached the Princeton:
20 the Annapolis.
Midshipmen F. +. JOHNSON and G. a. TIRE
YER. detached the Princeton; 20 the An
napois.
Midshipman F. L. GUNTHER. detached navy
rife team. 10 the Monaghan.
Medical Inspector J. 9. FIELD. detached navy
yard. Norfolk. 10 command naval hospital
naval training station, Great Lakes. North
Chicago
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. r. KAUFMAN. De
tsched navy yard. Norfolk. 10 the Louisiana
CHIEF Machinlst G. GROwNEY. detached navy
yard. Mare Island, TO the South Dakota.
Chief Machinist + EVANS. detached the South
Dakota. home. await orders
chief Machinist y. GEBHARDT. placed upon
retired list, discharged naval hospital New
York: home.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July Y The Prometheus. at san Francisco. tho
colorado, at Mare Island. the Cheyenne at
Rremcrton.
SAILED
July lO-Thc Buffalo, from Unalaska Tor kSka.
July u The Maine. from Portsmouth. ~ H.,
for Tompkinsvie; the Navajo. from Mare
Island for Honolulu the Marblehead. from
Santa Barbara for Santa Cruz. the Chey-
enne. from Tacoma for Bremerton. the Mis-
souri,. the Mississippi and the ohio, from
Pr0vincctOWn Tor New York: the Virginia
from Proyincetown for Hampton Roads. the
Castine and the Severn. from Provincetown
for Newport. the Brutus. from Boston for
Hampton Roads. the Whippe. the Hopkins,
the HUI, the TfuXton. the Paul Jones. the
Perry. the Preble. the stewart. the Law
renee. the Farragut. the GOldsbOrOugh and
the Rowan from Eureka Cal. FOX Coos
Bay. Ore.