New-York tribune., 1912-04-16
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From Tie Tribune Bureau J

Washington, April l5
ORDERS ISSUED The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel HERMAN {. sCHUMM
coast artillery. detailed coast defence Of
hcer. Philippines division, May /.
Major WILLIAM r. SAMPLE. adiutant gen
eral. arrival San Francisco 10 Fort Miley
adjutant general. Department Of cali
fornia, vice Lieutenant Colonel IRA A
HAYNES, coast artillery.
! Major GEORGE T. PATTERSON. adjutsnt gen
eral, TO Governors Island as assistant ad-
tutant general. Eastern division.
Major EDGAR RISSEL. signal corps, from
army signal school, Fort Leavenworth, MAY
Captain GEORGE r. CONNOLLY, conmisssr ~
10 Preside OF San Francisco. for course
in training school bakers and cooks thence
70 San Francisco as assistant purchasing
commssary.
Captain FREDERIC II. POMROY, commissary,
TO Walter Reed General Hospital
First Lieutenant CHARLES J. FERRIS. 9Th
Field Artillery. TO Fort Riley for eIamina-
tion for promotion.
First Lieutenant FREDERICK II. SPARREN-
BERGER, medical reserve corps, relieved
First Lieutenant ALBERT II. BARKLE-Y. coss,
artillery, from Fort Monroe. assigned 169th
Company coast artillery.
Leaves OF absence: Major WILLIAM r. GRON 2.
Commssary two months from July /: Cap
tain WILLIAM H MoNCRIEF, medical
corps. one month; First Lieutenant SMITH
l. HARRIS 14th Infantry, p days: Second
Lieutenant HERNDoN SHARP. 18Th In
fantry, three months on promotion
NAVY.
Captain c. II. HARLOW placed on retired list
Captain +. K. HILL, detached Naval War Col
lese. Newport; TO chief OF stan, Atlantic
Captain W. r. SHOEMAKER. detached chief Of
stan. Atlantic fleet; member general board.
Lieutenant B. II. STEELE naval recruiting sta
ton and branch photographic office. Cleve-
Leutenants J. D. WAINWRIGHT and A. J.
JAMES, detached aid on stan commander
third division, Atlantic fleet: home, avail;
Lieutenant J. ". sMEALL1E. detached the
Georgia; home, await orders.
Lieutenant 0unlor srade) II. G. NEEDHAM. de
tached the Minnesota; submarine instruction.
Ensigns D. a. MELDUFF and Il. A. LOGAN
detached the Nebraska: submarine instruc-
Ensign P. ". L. BELLINGER. detached the
South Carolina; submarine instruction.
EnEign HOLBROOK GIBSON detached the
Idaho; submarine instruction.
Ensign RADFORD MOSES. detached the Ohio;
Assistant Surgeon G. r. W. FENCH DETACHED
the Albatrossi tie Nero. connection Alaska
wireless expedition.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Z. N. HACKER,
pay officer. the Iowa the Massachusetts and
ships in reserve, Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant Paymaster j. J. LUCHsING-
ER, Jr detached navy yard, Boston:
Civil Engineer J. W. G. WALKER, detache ed
naval station, Narragansett Bay; granted
leave four months.
Paymaster's Clerk W. c. COLBERT, appoint
ment revoked
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 13.--The Caesar, the Georgia the Viz
gnia. the Rhode Island. the New Jersey
and the Celtic, at Boston: tho Newport
and the Yankton, at navy yard, New York
tne North Dakota, at Norfolk; the Rain
bow and the Wilmington. at Whampoa.
April 4--The Wilmington, at Canton; the
Nanshan, at Shanghai; the Nebraska at
Hampton Roads; tho Mississippi and the
Roe, at Lynnhaven Roads; the Mccall at
Sewall Point: the San Francisco, at Tan
gier Sound; the New Hampshire. the
Patuxent and the Patapsco, at Norfolk;
the Goldsborough. at San Diego; tho Flor
ida and the Utah. at Tompknsville.
SAILED.
April 13.-The Flusser the Lamson, the Pres.
ton, the Reid and the Smith, from Key
West for Hampton Roads; the Washing
ton. from Havana for Hampton Roads;
the Newport from New York City for
navy yard, New York; the Vulcan, from
Boston for Frenchman's Bay; the Florida
navy yard. New York: the Delaware,
from Hampton Roads for New York; the
North Carolina, from Hampton Roads for
Portsmouth.
April 1.-THE Wilmington. from whempoa
for Canton.
Aprl 15.-The North Dakota, from Norfolk
for navy yard, Now York.