New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

WANTS SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.. -
Consolidation OF toe Quartermaster's COM
missary and pay departments Of the army
into one department under the name OF
.sunnlv department" and the substitution
NJ enlisted men for civilian employees in
this department which would result in an
annual saving Of approximately s2,0O0,OOO
are strongly advocated in the annual
r.ouort Of Brigadier General Aeshire
ouartermaster general, made public to-day
There is now a bill before Congress pro-
Nidins for this change. The ability OF the
ouartermas department 20 meet the re-
uuirements Of conditions approXmsting act
nsI warfare was demonstrated in the ma
nrpuvres along the Mexican border Inc
troops we're transported promptly, ana inc
stores were delivered In the FIELD IN ample
time. The cost Of transporting troops, IN
Guiding baggage and supplies, was SSs4'o4'.
ORDERS ISSUED. THE following orders
shave been issued:
ARMY
Captain HARRY 6. HUMPHREYS medical
corps from Fort Wsdsworth TO Pisttsours
Captain Henry F. CLARK auartermaster.
on expiration present leave 20 chicago as
vision
r,ptain JOHN : CLARK medical corps. from
Plattsburg Barracks 10 Fort Wadsworth'
Captain JOHN NJ. CAMPBELL from 2sth 70
Captain LORENZO D. GAssER. from 10Th 10
FIRST Lieutenant JOHN 7. DoNNELLY. from
yirst Lieutenant THoxAs L. sHERBURNE.
from 18th to sth CsvalrE.
ytrst Lieutenant WILLIAM y. HASKELL Sig lS
nal corps. to san Francisco. November 80
sailing for Philippines December -
yIrst Lieutenant MAURICE BCCHSBAUM'
tai Preside Of san Francisco. TO home on
two months and three days leave Of alb
Chaplain JOSEPH II. SUTHERLAND. 18th In.
fantry. to general hospital. Preside OF
y>s,Ss Of absence: Major HORACE D.
BLOoMBERG. medical corps. two months
from December Is: First Lieutenant
FREDERICK II. FoUCAR, medical corps
fifteen days.
S.ar Admiral J. NJ BOWER. placed on re-
tired list and detached Navy Department
lieutenant d g. BINGHAM. to Navy Depart
ment November % ss assistant director
target practice and engineering oompeti-
Lieutenant Junior grade) r. a. SPRUANCE
Paymsster's clerk C. r. BAsLER, appointed
Lieutenant Commander p. B. DUNCAN, de-
tached the Monterey; 10 duty as fleet en-
gineeT.
Lieutenant Commander H. +. LACKEY, de
tached the Asiatic feet: home.
Lieutenant e DUR to temporary duty naval
Ensign r s. T LOWELL detached the Barry;
home. await orders.
Midshipman E r RloRDAN' TO the kainoo"
Passed Assistant Surgeon +, Ia JONES. 10
naval hospital. Canacao
Paymsster +. 4. M'Mn.LAN. detached naval
station. Oongapo: 10 the Wilmington.
Assistant Paymaster T. A. COBEY. detached
AssI PAY
detached naval station Csvite; 10 naval sta
ton. Olongapo.
Chi.f Gunner a. T. APPLICABLE. detached the
Chief Gunner r T. MONTGOMERY. detached
naval station Olongapo 10 the Monadnock
MARINE CORPS
Captain J. r. HORTON. detached marine bar
racks; New York; TO marine barracks. Phil
colonel J Fl PENDI.EToN. commissioned.
Captain F.. W. BANKER. detached depot Of
supplies; 10 marine barracks, Philadelphia
Captain G. y sANDERsON. threc months
leave.
cruiting duty Atlanta; TO marine barracks.
Second Lieutensnt' G C. DE NEALE. one
Captain j. A. HUGHES. one months leave.
o. First Lieutenant, A. A CUNNINGHAM. de
school. Philadelphia.
Second Lieutenant n. A; EASTMAN; detached
Lancaster.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-Th fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Oct 81 The Rainbow at Shanghai.
Nov. The Morris, at navy yard. New York
the California, the South Dakota the Mary
land the West Virginia, the Colorado. the
Oregon. the Cincinnati. the Raleigh the
Whipple the Hopkins. the Hull the Trux-
ton. the Paul Jones. the Preble. the Stewart,
the Lawrence. the Farragut the Rowan. the
RuNalO. the Glacier. the Prometheus the
CSrampus. the Pike the Fortune and the
Nicksburg az san Pedro.
Nov. The Barry. at shanghai
SAILED.
Nov Tho supply from Guam for Shanghai.
Nov. 2-The Bainbridge and the Pompey, from
a. for