New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
Army

have been issued:
The following officers from the Army War col.
lege, Washington barracks, May / 70. TO mel e,
j-RENCH infantry. and ROBERT l.. bull
LARD intantTy; LeutsnaRt otni4y ,69& T2%nel' y
NAITORY. infantry: JOSEPH 4. GASTON.
cavalry; RICHARD NJ BLATCHFoRD. in
fantry; LCcIEN g; BERRY, ,4d>, ~ FED II A.
fan,iy: ,rti Majors ROBERT II NOBLE. 12th
Infantry cINT C. HEARN, ., e9a., Tesio,rT ar
,lery GEORGE 3 PETcAM lin "a I1fSniiTy raaaiTy
i,RWis EFIilS M. RoEHLER, cavalry: CHARLES;
G WAI.CTTT, .Jry 9TH cavalry I, SHHRLE9 iHsi1 ~
FFRGt'SsON. coast artillery, ana ROB
ERf $. ABERNETHY, coast artillery;
missary: drsari: sAMCEL D. RoCKEXnAcH. I2th
caysiryy; HERBERT A; WHITE; lIth Cav ,..
flIy HzExIE HENEF w1LfAAMs & IAMa tSp 5h infaniry
PT9N BlRNIE 5T o1h tisIS gfiS HiiGry infanfry
1sMPhELk psNPnE k RiNG NHaGN iSt St infantry, and
wffIIAM VIII hi,I'I II. WhLDRoN. 29th Infantry,
Major GEORGE W: READ, inspector general
Major JOHN DE L. HARTMAN, quartermaster'
10 Philadelphia as assistant depot quarter
Ma tor ALEXANDER L. DADE. 9th Cavalry,
detailed in Inspector generals department
Following officers coast artillery, from ordnance
6epaTtment 20 company Indicated after each
name June 20: Captains GLEN F. JBNkS,
assigned 16sth Company. Fort Monroe. aad
AnAM =. CAsAD, assigned 18TH Company.
Fort Hancock: First TAeutensnts CHARLES
p GATEWOoD, attached s9th Company
l5ort Williams: WAITER NJ. WILHELM.
assigned ssth Company. Fort Hancock, and
BIRCH o. MAHAFFEY. attached s3d Com
pany, Fort strong. . . -.,,,---.
from 10th 10 il2th Company June 10.
Captain EDWIN }. NOwLIN, from 18th to 18th
csn,ain ~ AHK v. CURTIS. from 17th 20 18Th
Infantrt captain curtis. from SEN fran
cisco 20 rhiipPH,sssst sst, 3uiy SaI.NN pbn,oo,n.
preside cc san Francisco, to Army and
Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs,
First Lieutenant THOMAS G. WALKER. medi.
cal reserve corps, from Fort Terry to Tort
wig, G js,,,enant OTTO l.. BRI'NZEIL. 18Th In
fsnfry from Fort y. a. Russell 10 hts rcgi-
rnent sailing from San Francisco for Manila,
,-irsf lieutenant FRED r. KOYLE. medical re
serve corps. from Fort II. @. Wright to Fort
second lieutenant FRED G. WALLACE. 81
Tield Artillery. detailed IN grade Of FIRST
lieutenant I'm ordnance dctartnent. June 20
Leave Of absence: Captain Lewis ;. NoFEY.
10Th Cavalry. two months ON ic''"f from
Mili,0ry Academy.
NAVY.
Commander n. G. POUNDsToNH. detached ir .
spec,or 9TH Lighthouse District Balthnorr'
Commando M IL sIGNOR, detached Inspector
ordnance in charge naval magazine, Fort
MifflIn. summer conference, Naval War col
lege Newport, May 80 -
Lieutenant Commander .. e. FEWEL. detached
navy Yard Philadelphia; naval mssazine,
FORT Mihiin. May 10.
Lieutenant dunior grsdel H. COOLEY val
Ensign g. O WRIGHT. Jr detached the Kan
,,,dssin,ma5 SsI, niI p p. NOBLE. tho New Jersey.
Surseon = r. McULLOUGH. detached the
Delaware: Bureau - Medicine and Surgery.
Washington.
Nachinist A. ]. sEAMDN, detached the rennes-
see: 10 the Minnesota.
cht,f CaTrenter T. w. CRAIG. detached the
Kansas. TO the Indiana.
Chief Carpenter I. .. CoNELL detached the
Indiana: TO the Kansas.
MOVEMENTS or WARSH1Ps.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Anil 27-Thc Prairie. at Hampton Roads. the
Brutus and the AjaN. at Lambert Point, the
potonac and the isla dc Cuba, at Charles
ton: the Nashville. AT Santo Domingo city;
tbe Sterling at Key West; the Albany and
the Btlralo at Shanghai
April 2s-The Abarenda az Tongku; the Are
thusa. at Port Arthur; the Nanshan. at
Yokohama.
Aprn 27-rhe Rrutus. from Norfolk FOR Lambert
Point the Buffalo. from Shanghai for Ma
.ila
AriU o0-.The Rainbow, from Shanghai for raku.
tbe Reid the FiuSscr the Preston ana the
e.,ith nom Baltimore Tor Hampton Roads.
r.p,arder 81 the china squadron. Asiatic fleet,
temporarily shifted his fag from tie Rain
bow 10 the Helena .---.-.-.- ...,.---.- ..--. -