New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
ORDERS IssUED.-The following 0r
ders have been Issued:
ARMY.

ARMY.
Colonel II. FRENCH. assigned "a Infantry. q.
Major EDWARD Il. cHklsMAN' HOH' A''''
2gth Infantry. -os.r, ,u,rtermaster
COINS ordered: Lieutenant Colonei uEOHNh III
DOWNEY, in addition to other 1880 Sut,sS' Red
assume charge construction worn " 49,, ..t,'s -,
General Hospital, and also assume .h,'Irt
cIaTge eguiument OF transports at NeNppIt
News. Major JAMES a. COLh IN adlIIlon
10 other duties. viii assume charge CoHstt ,aS
10 ~" ~ a ARMSTRONG. Major WILLIS
lime IN addition TO other dutles' wiz %
surue charge construction work AT fOrI DDcs
las vice Captain THOMAS X. h-Ai'LNLI 80 -
Nsior FREDERIC Ii. SARGENT, In addt-
lion 20 other duties, will assume chaise COtt
struction work at Fort Sheridan, wee SaPSH4"
JOSEPH X. MANDKBWs CHPtAlh, w VII LII,
. LAM NIX LAMBDIN. to Fort Hamilton, a.
uIIartermaRter and district quaTteTmHs'ei.
and will assume charge construction WoI "a, a.
Forts Hamilton and MaAsT IN 10 ~ Eo.st
artillery Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE %
DAVIS, IN addition 20 other duties VIII a.,
sumo charge construction "o' ,tra,s and
Warren strong. Revere and Andrews; anu
Fort stark, vice Captain FRANK II. BUN
Following assignments officers infantry arm arm
recently promoted announced: C9oue'
SAMUEL. ". MILLER. unasslgned; Leu
tenant Colonel HENRY ID. SINER, lIth IN
fantry; Major GEORGE ID. GUfEIS 10Th IN
captai. CHARLES C. METTLER, ordnance
5cuartment, TO walter Reed General Hospi-
cain "a MONROE c. KERTH, from 9th to
18Th Infantry, January !, 1913 san ran
cisco, sailing January 8, 1918, for Philip
pines .- .,,, 90
Matter Reed General Hospital.
CAPTAIN MORRIS T.. LOCKE, from LIST 10 80
Field Artillery December 8.
Captain CHALMERS G. HALL, 9th Cavalry
flom present duties, detailed In quatermas-
Ter CORPS, December 3, vice Captain WILL
lam ID. entity. quarterfnaster corps cap
tain HALL, to Department OF Hawai- as
assistant chief quartermaster, Captain
Gritty to troop assigned, December 10.
captains coast artillery, from army
mine planter, December 10, TO company as
signed: ALFRED HASBROUCk, JOHN NJ;
Dim, EDMUND T. WEISEL, RICHARD
H. JORDAN, WADE II. CARPENTER and
JOHN O'NElLL.
captains from present duties, pe
cember 10, TO battery or company ASSIGNEE
WALTER V COBCHBTT, field artillery
and WILLIAM n. COLVIN, coast artillery.
Captain JOHN w. CRAIG, cavalry, from In
Bpector Philippine constabulary, December
TO- TO troop assigned.
Captain LERCH b. STEWART, Infantry, from
detail as major In Porto Rico regiment OK
infantry. December 10 10 company assigned.
Captain ALBERT 8. FURGER, 4th Field Ar
tillery detailed In quarter1nRster corps, De-
ccmber 3. to Fort William Henry Harrison
as duartermaster and will assume charge OF
construction work at that post, vice Fist
Lieutenant RGNALDo II. WOOD. l4th ln-
Captgin SAMUEL V. HAM, 7th Infantry. de-
tailed In quartermaster corps, December ..
20 Fort Lawton as quartermaster, and Will
take charge Of buildings, public property ana
employees, and also public animals and pri-
waite horses OF mounted officers that may 10
cent 90 quartormaster corral on Fort LAYTON
Military Reservation for shelter while await
ing shipment to Philippines and Alaska, WOO
Captain MARTIN NOVAK, 25th Infantry.
captains detailed. as majors PGrto
Rlco regiment OF infantry: ALVAN G.
~ TRfa mt
IAN NJ. MORROW, infantry; HOWARD c.
PRICE, 9th Infantry, December ~, VICE
MERCH T. STEWART, Infantry. Captains
ROAD and PRICE, to San Juan, Porto Rio
CaptaIn GEORGE +. HAMILTON, 9th Cav
airy TO Fort d. A. Russelli thence to Fort
capiain ARTHUR p. WATTS. 18th Infantry,
detailed IN quartermaster corps, December3,
90 Fort Bliss as quartermaster, and VIII as
sumo charge ~ construction work az that
most vice First Lieutenant EDMUND A.
BUCHANAN, ID Cavalry.
CAPTAIN CLARENCE II. KNIGHT, corps OF
engJHeGrs to t WaeS5aron au'y IN once
First Lieutenant ALFRED A. HICKOX, from
18th to 9th Infantry
DITNWOODY, coast artillery, two months on
relief from West Point; First Lieutenant
John y. KELLER, coast artillery, enc
month and twenty days on relief from West
tlllery three months on relief from West
Point: Captain FRANK j. MORROW, 18th
Infantry. two months ON relief rom Fort
Ieayeuworth: First Lieutenant CHARLES
A. BRAVO, signal corps two months from
December .. with permission 20 go beyond
sea: Captain HENRY r. EAMES. 2sth In
fautry. two months from December 49, Cap
tain FRANK Q. BOLBES quartermaster
corps one month on relief from quartemag-
ter corps: Captain WILLIAM j. GLASGOW.
cavalry General STAR, two months from De-
cembor II: Captain THOMAS Il. HARKER,
auartermaster corps, two months from De-
sember 10; Captain FRED w. HARsHER
(retireD. recruiting officer, one month; Sec
ond Lieutenant HARDING POLK, Sth Cav
alry. one month; First Lieutenant MATTHEW
IT. THONLINsON, infantry. three months on
relief from West Point: Second Lieutenant
ROBERT Il. O'BRIEN, 9th Infantry,
tweuty-one days on relief from West Point:
Second Lieutenant Carl. G. CAKES, 4th In
fantry. one month on relief from West Point;
captain RUSSELL O. REDDER, coast artil-
lerv, three months on relief from present du-
ties: First Lieutenant EILERY ". NILES,
coast artillery. one month on relief from
West Point
NAVY.
Ensign .. W. HUSTEDr detached Bureau Of
Ordnance; postgraduate course.