New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18

talon Of Engineers. Washington Barracks
Second Lieutenants STUNT g Go y,
FREY, CLEVELAND c. GEE, JOHN X.
u. MATHEsoH. WILLIAM H. SAGE, Jr.
JOHN 9. Il LEE and FRANK 5. BES-
SON. from engineer school, washington
Barracks. assigned Sd Battalion of En-
gineers Fort Leavenworth. Second Lieu
tenants CHARLES J. TAYLOR and GIL
BERT VAN 3. WILKES. from engineer
Company +. % Battalion OF Engineers.
Vancouver Barracks First Lieutenant
JOHN j. KINGMAN. from san Antonio
and duty with 30 Battalion OF Engineers:
to Louisville First Lieutenant ERNEST
GRAVES from Fort Leavenworth and
duty with ID Battalion Of Engineers. oc-
RICHARD PARK. CHARLES L. HALL
and CLARENCE l. STURDEVAET from
engineers school Washington Barracks
and duty with 1st Battalion OF Engineers.
October >. 10 san Francisco, sailing De-
cember for Philippines for duty with
"a Battalion Of Enginee5s -, FRS, Lie SSns
J. BAN from Philippines and duty with
I'd Battalion CT Engineers. July 10. to san
Francisco, thence to Washington, and re-
Second Iieutenants PHILIP B. FLEMING.
JOHN W. STEWART. JOSEPH c. MEHAF-
FEY. PAUL ;. REINEcKE and RAY
MOND A. WHEELER. corps OF engineers.
10 Rock Island, for duty until October 20
thence to Memphis. for duty until Novem-
until November *. thence TO Culebra. Canal
Zone. for duty until June Is, 1912. thence
10 Pittsburgh. via New y rk City.
Leaves Of absence: Major WILLIAM II. VIII
SON. medical corps. ifteen DAYS; First
Lieutenant ISAAC w. BREWER. medical
reserve corps one month and fifteen days;
Colonel CHARLES RICHARD. medical corps,
one month: First Lieutenant GEORGE r.
CLAYTON. medical reserve corps. TWO
tain CHARLES II. PATTERSON, coast ar
tIlery. ono month and three days from
August "a; Colonel ROBERT Fl. PATTER-
son, coast artillery, three months and six
teen DAYS: Captain EDMUND NJ. LEARY.
nth Cavalry. one month; First Lieutenant
RICHARD PECK. corps OF engineers about
four months. thence 10 the Phiilppines' SAIL
ing from san Francisco December q.
NAVY.
Ensign II. ALLEN detached the Coorafo con
tinue naval hospital. WASHINGTON.
Paymaster VI r. GOLDSBOROUGH, connection
ntting out the Florida and on board wnen
In commission.
Chief Constructor ". I. Caps. senior member
board on hun changes on Atlantic coast
comman adV'' C. :. WILLIAMS. detached the
Albany: home. wait orders.
commander r. II. JACKSON detached naval
station. Cavite. command the Albany
Lieutenant r 9. SMITH. detached the Sara
tOga home wait orders
Lieutenant W T. LIGHTLE. temporary duty
naval station. Cavite.
A ssistaut surgeon r. B. HENRY, detached
ssistant Surgeon I. L. PRATT detacheo
naval hospital, Canscao; the Rainbow.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs.-The TO-
lowing movements of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Aug 18.-The Mayfower. az Beverly Farms;
the Uncas. At Norfolk the Paul Jones
the Perry. the Preble and the stewart, az
Portland. the Colorado. az Bremerton
the Pauding. the Drayton, the Mccall
the Trippe. the Warrington, the Mon
aEhan and the Yankton. az Boston me
Yankton. at Provincetown: the Rocket AZ
Indian Head
Aug. u The Rocket. AZ Washington.
SAILED.
Aug r8-rhe Navdower. from Boston for
Beverly Farms the Paul Jones, tho Perry
The Preble and the Stewart. from Astoria
for Portland. ore, the Paulding. the
Drayton, the Mccall. the Trippe. the War
riugton the Monaghan and the fankton'
from Provncetown FOR Boston; the lank-
ton from Boston for Provincetown.
Aug 1.-THE Rocket, from indian Head TOT
. Washington. go
ton Roads 80.
The Petrol. from Guantanamo BAY 70 for's
mouth. y. n ,r.
The salem. from Port Prince 70 Hampton
Roads on arrival % the Marietta al PORT
u-Prince.
The Hannibal placed out Of service. and The
Sterling. placed in service. az navy YARD
Portsmouth.