New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
ORDERS IssUED.-The following or
ders have been issued.

ORDERS 1881 ID lA' ''ttN'''.''
ders have been issued.
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colon.. HARRY G.. HAZE d.
farry. appointed director Natona. h.''
,',',S,i,. HSSo, .''' ..oapc, HARRY o. HALE. ia-
f.ntry. addition to other duties desena,'p
as executive Oiii,el national matches .N. l'l l'l'
Major HENRY g. LIZ ~ lt-h ,', a.,
fauty. from dufy '- directors N'N"N'i l''"'
Association OF America. ..
Captain JOIN A. BERRY. coast artl"'iF'
from etaT dstF artillery district 'i i'i.-d
cola. assigned 34th toulaul-
Captain HOWARD s. MILLER, COAST siIlii'-,
from oath 90 4Oth COMPANY. ani on "Npid-
ton % leave Of absence "Ul JOIN tAc r'i"
Ianv TO which he Is utu-ig.t.d.
Captain WADE II. CARPENTER coast Or
tillery. :roia "4tl 90 lut'h COMPANY.
First Lieutenant ROBERT L. NELNr. ie
Ueyod from assignment ION infantry
First Lieutenant ELLCOIr Ii'oWN. from
First Lieutenant tBNEY PAYNE. coast a..
tilsrv. from assignment 2lst COMPANY Go HH
assigned list. assume command army li'I''
planter. the General John 81. Schoreld.
during the absence uf captain HENRY
BUM. coast artillery. -
First Lieutenant LEIGHTON POWELL. 18Th
infantr {" home yfspar,a'oTy I"
medical corps. from F'rt Bliss io Fort
Douglas. FOR temporary duty
First Lieutenant ABNEY PAYNE. coast
from command army mime planter. 90
General John NJ Scuoie.4.
First l"utcuant CHAEi-S Icii. bbl ~.
cavalry. detailed professor Iu.Iliar. science
and tactics University OF Missouri
second fleutenart GEORGE 3. IATrEN
18Th Cavalry. to West Point
Second Lieutenant ABBOTT EooNE. .'N
cavalry. on completion examination f"i
promotion to Fort Eiley. 90 take course
training school for bakers and cooks.
leaves of aiseice-Nioior DOUGLASS SET
TIE. 2gh Infantry. AItcen dayf. FIRST Lieu
tenant CALVERT j.. DA\ENIpRI. l"tH In.
rantry February g. 1913. First Lieutenant
SELWYN u. SMITH cava!lc, three
months on relief from present duties.
captain WILLIAM @. ppANE. 2'th Inian-
try. one month aud twenty days. First
Lieutenant LEGGHTON POWELL, l@th In.
fautry 10 April : 1913. Captain BENEt-
~ u RROWNE 9Th Field Artillery. three
months ana nftcen days. Captain LLOYD
L. SMITH. medical corps twenty days
from March s. 1919.
NAVY.
Commander r. II JACKSON Naval Acad-
Lieutenant Commander {. >. ADELE. de-
tached the Chester. January 2 1913; the
Lieutenant Commander EDWARD MCAULEY,
1913; the Chester.
Lieutenant r.. X. JOHNSON. detached the
Alabama. the South Dakota
Lieutenant J. r. GAY. 10 navy recruiting
station. ST. Louis. January :. 1913
Lieutenant n. =. WTCKERSHAM. detached
navy recruiting station January 2. 1913.
leave.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. u. RENNlE.
detached the Missouri, January .. 1913.
the Georgia. ..
naval hospital, Norfolk.
Passed Assistant Paymaster IT, IT. ALk1RE.
81. Louis and New Orleans. January o.
1913.
Chief Gunner L. g. CHAPMAN. naval mag
azinc Fort Miifiin. January q. 1919
Chief Machinist W. W. BOOTH detached
navy yard. New York the Vermont
Carpenter r. T. CORSON. detached receiv-
ing ship at Norfolk; the Newark
Psymaster Clerk 4. J. MARSHALL ap-
pointed the So. Louis, the Charleston and
the Chattanooga.
MOVEMENTS or WARSHIPs.-Thc
following movements Of vessels have heen
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Dec 25-The Vulcan, at Caldera Bay: the
Warrington, al Newport.
SAILED.
Dec 26.-The Vulcan. from Caldera Bay
for Santo Domingo City; the New Hafnp-
shire. from Caldera Bay for Norfolk.
Dec 26-Thc Warrington, from Newport
for Norfolk: the Arkansas and the Della
ware. from Crstobal for Key West