New-York tribune., 1912-08-27

assigned 18th Cavalry, vice Captain HENRY
.. DIXON. -
Name Of Captain EDGAR A; sIRMYER; sth
s, september ' /. 1917. and and name Of Captain
CORNELIUS c. SMITH. cavalry. removed
therefrom. Captain SMITH assigned 4th
Captain JOHN B. CHRISTIAN. from 9th to
captain s5s GaSsiTS, CHARLES C. FARMER, Jr.. from
4th to 9th Cavalry septem6sr J. ,u.
ing October for Philippines.
First Lieutenant HARRY PEEL. 1st Field
Artillery; Captains CONRAD II: LAMA.
I'd Field Artillery; CHARLES c. Pulls.
I'd Field Artillery, and FRED T. AUSTIN.
80 Field Artillery; First Lieutenants JOHN
w. DOWNER, 81 Field Artillery; THOMAS
d. SLOAN. 80 Field Artillery. and ROB
ERT @. KIRKwooD Sd Field Artillery:
Artillery, and ALDEN F. BREWSTER: an
Field Artillery; First I.ieutenants LESLEY
j. M'NAIR. 4th Field Artillery. and FRED
ERICK NJ. BARROWS. sth Field ARTILLERY;
Captain WRIGHT SMITH, 5th Field Artil-
BAILEY, 5th Field Artillery: Captains
CHARLES s. LLOYD. 9Th Field Artillery,
and JOHN ". KILBRETH. Jr.. 9Th Field
Artillery. and First Lieutenants LOUIS y.
MKINLAY, 9th Field Artillery, and ED
WARD r. KING. Jr, 9th Field Artillery.
detailed as students OF school Of fire for
artillery. Fort SIN. September 10: thence
10 proper stations December -.
First Lieutenant ISAAC w. BREWER. med
ical reserve corps. from Fort Niagara, TO
home.
GRANT quartermaster two months from
September 8; Captain WILLIAM a. KENT.
4th Infantry one month; captain
CHARLES ~ GORDON, Jr.. 9th Infantry,
one month and 1fteen days: First Lieu
tenant ISAAC W. BREWER, medical re-
serve corps, two months and one day on
arrival home; Second Lieutenant CHARLES
II. BONEsTEEL, 18th Infantry. fifteen
DAYS.
Lieutenant Commander ". K. WORKMAN,
detached the Kansas. September 80: navy
Ensign FRANK LOFTIN. detached the North
Dakota: two months, leave.
Surgeon r. NJ. KENNEDY. detached NAVAL
Medical school, Washington; naval dispen-
sary. Navy, Department
dispensary, Navy Department: Bureau Of
Medicine and Surgery:
Surgeon r. c. HOLCoMB, detached naval hos
pital, Las Animas; Naval Medical School
Washington
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. o. DoWNEY, de-
Patsskan Coal investigating expedition.
Assistant Surgeon d. d. v. STUART. resie-
nation accepted September l.
Passed Assistant Paymaster L. W. JnN-
NINGS, Jr Bureau Of Supplies ana 40
Chief Machinist BEN SMITH. detached tho
Iowa. TO naNal hospital AunhPoi$.
Clerk e. r. GALE, appointsdI
TO the Des Moines
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.---Ths
movements OF vessels have bAsn
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Aug G-The Petrol. at Puerto Plata ths
jenkins at Newport: the Castine, at Boston.
Aug 24-The Dolphin. at New York City; ths
Osceola, at Beaufort, z. c.: the Stringham.
at Annapolis: the Prairie and the Wheeling,
at Guantanamo the Brutus the 6olece ana
tho Cyclopr, at Hampton Roads: the Cyclops.
at Norfolk Yard; the Patapsco, al Norfolk
Yard
Aug 25.-The osceola, at CharIeston: the Ida
~, ct Hampton Roads.
Aug 2e.-The Florida, the Utah. tho Delaware.
the Louisiana, the Kansas, the Rhode Isl
and the Missouri. the Idaho and the Ohio.
al southern drill grounds; the Rocket, a.
Indian Head.
SAILED.
Aug 23-The Wheeling, from Puerto Plata for
Guantanamo; the Csstine, from Province
town for Boston
Tie Sonoma and the Ontario, ordered placed
In commission navy yard, Philadelphia.