New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
From The Tribune Bureau
shington. September %.

ORDERS lSsCkD.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY
Following assignments O: officers cavalry arm
'tctntly promoted ANNOUNCED:
Lieutenant toIoht s JOHN w. HJRD, az
tached G,h Cavalry; STEFHEN l.. H.
CLOCUM unassigned: Major j NES a.
LAA.N, aSs.g .cu 18th Cavalry: Lieutenant
No!ohcl hurd and Major Ryan remain al
present stations
Major L..wRENCE 5. MILLER. quartermas-
Ltf corps tpayIsasttrD. from present
dulles october 81 as quartcrmaster ana
assure cnarse construction work az Fort
Mcfh, rson, vice Captain JAMES ).
lOON(i Jr., qudrtermasteTs corps tquer-
termasterD
Major Gil RLEs D. RHODES. cavalry, as
signed 18th Cavalry
captain Guy Y. Hilary. 18th Cavalry, or
expiration leave Of absence, 20 Fort Riley
resume duties mounted cavalry.
Folowing changes station officers mod ca
corps; Major HARRY L. GlLCHRlS i,
from Fort Omaha to Office chief division
Of militia affairs, Washington; Captain
CLARENCE lie r. COLE. from foI'
Tor special course Of instruction. FIRST
Lieutenant DOUGLAS W. MENERI' "a
Fort Logan.
First Lieutenant BENZ AMIN z. MCLEL-
Ian. 2S,h Infantry, detailed insptctor-ln-
struct1r organized militia of MISSISSIPPI
10 Jackson October 20.
Following officers detailed aeronauticai duly
with signal corps: First Lieutc 1anls
JOSEPH u PARK. 18th Cavalry: LEWIS
'. GDODlER. Jr., coast artillery. ahd
cavalry ana LFwis Il BREREToN
coast artillery 20 College park. Md
Second Lieutenant FRANK DRAKE. COAST
artillery. from ASSIGNMENT 10th COMPANY
placed on unaSs.g 'td list
Second Lieuten1nt WILL N c. SHERMAN
corps OF engineers detailed for aeronauu-
cal duty with signal corps on completion
c-gintev school Washington BARRACKS
vice second Lieutenant FRANK NJ. ki, .,.
Lieutenant sherman to College park (Md)
signal corps aviation school
NAVY.
Commander II. Is. MCCORMICK, detached
nav, yard New York, october =. me
Maryland, October u.
Commander &, !. Lang. detached the Mary
land. command the Pittsburgh.
Ensign L. L. DENFIELD. detached the Viz
Cbi"f Roatswsin = II. NICHOLSON, de-
tsched the Nebraska. the Montana.
Chief Boajswain JAMES GLASS. detached
tho Montana; home walt orders 49,.
Bo9tswain L. !. GREENE. detached the
F'shhaUk: the Nebraska.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS The
following movements of vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
September @7--The California NJ SAN Juan
del Sur. the C-5 ana the Petrol al navy
ward, New York; ;he ontario 81 Newport
the Justin At san Diego
SAILED.
September 2G-Thc California. from Corirto
for san Juan del sur; The SOnuma, from
Delaware Breakwater for Newport
September 21-The Baltimore. from Hamp-
ton Roads for New York: the MacDOn-
ouFh. the TinEey the Thornton, the stock
ton, the Shubrick. the Craven. the Dahl
EreH and The De Long. from Norfolk for
View York; the C. the CO. IN. @ anu
the C-5. from navy yard New York. Tor
cruise on Long Island Sound the Lcb-
codes from Newport fOr Annapolis; the
Prai-ie. from Philadelphia for Santo Do
miugo; the Saturn. from Tiburon for
Corinto; the stewart, from Santa Bar
haru for san Diego,
The Charleston, assigned 20 Pacific reserve