New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01

Name Of First Lieutenant KERR 7. RIGGS.
CSnaIfN removed from list detached on.
First Lieutenant BENJAMIN u. MCRos.
KEY from Both " 23d Infantry.
first Lieutenant FREDERICK J. osTER
Elan from Esd 10 3Oth Infantry.
fi,st Lieutenent WILLIAM +. DE NElD-
MAN medical reserve corps. from pbiiin.
pines, sailing from Manila October IS for
Sau Francisco, thence to home.
FIRST Lieutenant JOSEPH W. LOWE. medi.
- 'SttNe corps. from Philippines 10 san
traAClsCo, thence 70 home.
Flrst LAeutenants BEN LEAR. Jr., 18th Cav.
a ar p, SSnH !; y, 9 l. SCOTT l2,h Cavalry
S,Iy second lIeutenants JOHN q. QUEKE-
ME1 ER, 9Th Cavalry, and HAYDEN "
W WAASSNER' 10 cavalry, detailed to enter
NN'Nfk, sd cavalry, detailed TO enter sec
- Rile>. September 70
resignation or Second Lieutenant LEWIS V.
GREER 18Th Infantry. accepted Septamber
Acting Dental Surgeon MORTIMER SANDFR-
son, from Fort Dupont 10 Fort Monroe, Tor
Temp elnporeIy duty; thence 10 Fort slocum.
caves or absence: Captain WILLIAM T.
MERHf, 9th Infantry, fifteen days: First
Lieutenant FREDERICK W BOSCIiEN,
ION infantry one month; First Lieutenant
JOSEPH W. LOVE. medical reserve coIna
two months and fourteen days on arrival
home First Lieutenant WILLIAM r DE
NEiPMAN. medical reserve corps, three
months ana sixteen days, on arrival home.
NAVY.
r. .,
Mississippi; to the ohio
Lieutenant Commander j. r. DE FREES, de-
,a,hcd the Mississippi TO tho Ohio.
Lieutenant Commander p. y. OIMSTEAD de-
tachcd the ohio; to the Mississippi
Lieutenant VI. G. FULLER, Naval Academy.
Lieutenant ROGER WILLIAMS, detached the
Lieutcnant LEIGH SoYES. detached tn.
Florida; home await orders.
Lieutenant JOHN RODGERS. detached Naval
Academy; 10 command the Yank,on
Lieutenant l. +. BASS detached the Ohio; 10
the Mississippi
Lieu'onant T. J. MARoUART, detached the
Mississippi. 70 the Ohio
Lieutenant Junior grade J. A. MONROE. de-
tach"d the Ohio: TO Works Perry Gyroscope
', o2npany' New. York
Ensien w + Amsden. detached tho Miss!s-
Ensign Il. J.. HUGHES detached the Raleigh;
niiins out the Wyoming on board when COM
Ensign A. 4. EIEGER. detached the Nisss-
sippi: 10 tho Ohio.
Fhlslgn V. y. FIEG. detached the Mississippi;
Medical Director II. u AMEs placed on re-
tired list August I
Civil Bnsineer A. !. MBNOCAL. naval station.
Boatswan W. =. HILL. detached the Fortune.
to the Chattanoosa.
Georgia; 90 the Maine.
Machnist r. G. MOODY, detached the Calfor-
MA; TO the Pennsylvania
MaChiniSt AUGI ST SCHULZ. detached the In
trepd. TO the california.
Msclinist :. G. STEIN detached the Pennsyl-
Vania; home Wait orders.
MOVEMENTS or WARSHIPS.-The
following movements % vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July THE Marietta. a. Hohoken
July 29--The Wilkes al Port Royal, the Bailey
aud the Tanning, at navy yard. Norfolk.
July S0-The Alabama, a. Tompk!nsyllle; the
Justin. At Punta Arenas Costa Rica; the
Potomac. at Indian Head and Washington;
the Marietta, at navy yard. New York; the
Stringhsm. at navy yard Norfolk
SAILED.
July 2o-The Wilkes, from Charleston for Port
Royal, S. c.; the Strngham from Annapolis
for Norfolk: the Cesar from SewaN Point
for Portsmouth. y. II: tho Potomac. from
Norfolk for Indian Head
july 3o-The Potomac. from Indian HeaS for
Washington; the Marietta, from Hoboken for
navy ward. New York: the Alabama from
navy yard, New York. for Tompknsvils
the Petrol. from Santo Domingo 'or Puerto
Plata
The Mississippi ordered placed first reserve
navy yard Philadelphia August l.