New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
ARMY
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Juu,

ORDERS. ISSUED-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY
Major MARCELLUs G. sPlNKs coast ar
tilicry, relieved as inspector coast ar
tillery reserves of Maine, September %.
report In person CHIEF Division of Militia
Affairs, Office Chief Of stan, as an as
Captain JOSEPH II. PELoT, Ordnance De
paTment. from sandy Hook proving
ground 10 WatertoWn arsenal
Captain lNERS W. LEONARD. from 18th 70
Captain ISAAC \. sAXToN. from 2sth to
Captain EDWARiD CARPENTER, coast artl-
lory. from Office chief Of Staff. assigned
159th Company, october l.
Following changes assignments captains coast
artillery, ordered to take effect October
/: CLIFTON c. CARTER, from I59th
Company 20 unassigned list, to artillery
district Of Chesapeake Bay for star duty.
vice JAMES F: HOWELL. assigned 62d
Company; GOODWIN ORDWAY, from 62d
district OF Puget Sound for staff duty, vice
CHARLES u HILTON, assigned DIST
Company, GUY T. SCOTT, from SD to
49, Company
Resignation Of Captain OHIO V. KEAN, ord
nance Department Cfrst lieutenant. field
artillery, accepted september 3.
Following changes assignments officers coast
artillery ordered to take effect october
Captain FRANK J. MILLER, from stan
duty artillery district OF Manila Bay. as-
JOSEPH f. DAVIS from stan duty ar
tillerv district Of Manila Bay. assigned
t2d Company; First Lieutenant WILLIAM
First Lieutenant GEORGE V. STRONG.
9Th Cavalry, from army service schools,
Fort Leavenworth. september 3. 10 his
Leaves OF absence; Captain JOSEPH II. PEI,OT.
ordnance department one month and five
days from June 81; Captain ARTHUR n.
MINICR, ordnance department, one month
upon relief from duty. Springfield armory.
First Lieutenant LEO J. AHERN, Ordnance
Department, fifteen days from June 81; Sec
ond Lieutenant CLARENCE o PARTRIDGE.
2eth Infantry, June % TO July Il; Leuten
Artillery. two months from July l. Second
Lieutenant CHARLES E. .DoRfTY, Philip
KDAN. ordnance department. to September
s. Captain ISAAC ERWIN Both Infantry,
TWO months from July !.
Commando E T. POLLOCK, detached the Viz
gnia, command the kearsarge:
Commander G. B. PRICE; detached the Kansas,
Commander aliids'' WALDO EVANS. detached naval
training station. Great Lakes. North chicago.
1Aeutenant j. D. LITTLE, detached receiving
ship: Puget puget sound, stan , duty commander in
command the Stewart vice Lieutenant
Junior GRADE w. F. NEWTON; home, await
Lieutenant Ounior grade) e W. CROSSE, de
tached the Maryland. receiving ship at Mare
Ensign \. L. EDE detached the Truntun. tn.
Ensign r. X. TURNER. detached the West
Virginia, the stewart. -
Midshpmen J. A. CRCTCHF1BLD. T.. l.
CATCH and J. p. BOwDEN. the Maryland
Surgeon NJ. W. BAKER, detached receiving ship
al Mare Island: one months leave. Resig-
nation accepted july 10.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G.. L. CLARK, de
tached the Solace to Naval Medical School,
Washington
Assistant Surgeon ]. !. A. MMULLIN. detched
the North Carolina TO the North Dakota.
Chief Gunner J. T. MURRAY, detached Naval
Academy; ia the Virginia.
Chief Gunner ADOLPH HASLER. detached the
Virginia: home await orders.
Pharmacist j. 4. PEARSON, Naval Academy.
MARINE CORPS.
Captain r. o. UNDERWOOD. one month leave.
Captain HARRY LIE, orders May % modified
marine barracks, Philadelphia.
First Lieutenant n. a. EASTMAN, commits
First Lieutenant L. T. ZANE. commissioned.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
June THE Nero. at Unalga.
June I2-The Mars and the Patapsco. at Key
West; the Stringham. at Annapolis: the
Eagle. at Nipe Bay.
SAILED.
June THE Nero. from Dutch Harbor for
Unalga.
June 1.-THE Mars, from Havana for Key West.
June 1.-THE E-2, from Newport for New York
the Culgoa, from ManzaDillo for Guantanamo.
June l3-The Florida, the Delaware, the North
Dakota and the Utah. from Hampton Roads
for Boston; the Massachusetts,, from Hamp-
ton Roads for Provincetown.