New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington july d
oKItKS IsSU'ED.-The following orders
have been Issued.
ARMY.
Colonel CHARLES RICHARD, medical COZ ps'
IN addition 10 other dIti.o, %ssiShed IL.
t,urtnr military surgery Army Medcs'
school. Washington, vice Colonel LOUIE
A GARDE, medical corps; -,
Major FRANK !. WlNN, adJutant general
y,ie 70 T rHtj,Hp, b. LAMoREUX qqartermas,
ter, from present duties, sailihs from
san Francisco August > 10 Manila.
Ma i"r LIE ROY :. UPTON. 10Th lnianls'
from Warrington to Hot Springs Army
and navy General Hospital
Ma Tor DAVID j. BARKER, Jr., adlutaht gen
eral. from Philippines 20 San francls.o,
Major GEORGE T.. S1OCKLE' quarteIIn"rN,'er'
to Western Division "a assistant quarter
mu,tor western Division.
r,,,n.ins assignments cavalry arm and ncId
artillery arm. recently promoted; an an
nounced Major WILLIAM T. ~ ~ III ~
RRNNT. 9th Cavalry; Captains RiCitAku
Is GOING 10Th cavalry, HAMihl :.
LOWE, l8th cavalry. First Lieute3"nt'
MARSHALL MAGRU1EERR:r I IN E ~, reid Mi
Artillery, Major LTTTEBRATT. on con-
rietion OF his duty. Fort Leav'h~o'ttn1 "a:
r,gimrnt. Lieutenant HAGRUDER main
at present station Tor one month thence
cop, u" "' RaETJHMiN II. HYER. 18Th cavalry.
detailed I'm signal corps, July T. vice Cap
tain HENRY c. sMITHER signal corp''
First lieutenant J. MARSHAL WHEArE'
medical reserve corps, from Assignmvn'
ps SURGEON the transport Logan. 20 lone
FRS, lieutenant FREDERICK ". SPARRtN-
BERGER. medical rescrN" corps no" 81
San Francisco. assigned as surgeon Trans
port Logan during voyage RON H. San IAN
ant sPARRFNBERGER. on arrival Ma
Mia. resume duties at PhiIipplnes' ,,.,,
First Lieutenant JoHN F; LEErEn hFuiCa.
reserve corps from philippines Angus,
- 10 San Francisco. thence to home iva
o. expiration three months and tN"r'.
DAYS i.avc o. absence will be honorably
discharged rom service.
First Lieutenant ARTHUR G. POIST. medical
reserve corps from Army Medical School
Washington. 10 Fort Riley -
Resignation Of chaplain LAURENCE & DIES
MING. coast artillery. accepted Septem-
,c,,ns Dental surgeon CHARLES n. sEELEY,
caves Of absence: captain FRANCIS W
GRIFFIN % Field Artillery. two months:
1ith permission to return to United
states via suez Canal: Captain EpGAh
compietion OF duties with manpuvres;
second Lieutenant NATHAN G. SILVER
lex. Sd Cavalry one month
NAVY
,,,,,cr.,t Commander ". r. WELLS. de-
tached Naval Academy the Georgia
chief Boatswain JAMES l.ANEN, detaehed re-
celving ship at Boston; the training snip
NOV LINEN = Wv W
following movements of vessels have been
reuortcd to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
rune 20 The De Long at Charleston
Iuly THE Buffalo, at Mare Island
iuly S-The Dolphin, at Beverly. Mass, the
Pennsylvania at Anacortes. the Tallahassee
AT Washington; the Iamson. at Newport
IuIy The Rhode Island. at barac0a ana
Guantanamo: the Nebraska. at Key west
SAILED.
June 3O-The ne Long. from Charleston for Port
July The lebraska, from Guantanamo for
July 3-1hc Pennsylvania. from Bremerton Tor
Anacortes; the Washington, from Guanta
namo for Hampton Roads; the Rhode Island
from Nipe Ray for Baracoa. Cuba; the
Rocket. from Norfolk Tor chesapeake h S
July The Ell. from New London Tor New
port the Rhode Island. from Barscoa Tor
The Alert commissioned. navy yard, Mare
The Illinois. in first reserve, navy yard, Bos-
The Alabama, in first reserve navy yard. New
York. ,,,a l., A., %
serve nav ward Mare Island.
THO Rr,,tu. and the Sterling, ordered In ser
vice, navy yard NorfoIk - No.,
Tho Vulcan, In service navy yard' PORTS
mouth. and the Ajax, I'm service navy YARD
Boston. =, A.. -.-.... .a,..
yard. Philadelphia. On arrival 49,. ,,rs
The Mars ordered In reserve navy ysrd'
Portsmouth. - 100. ,,axa
Norfolk.