New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel HARRIS l.. ROBERTS. I'd
Infantry. 70 Texas City for examination LOT
IiIj ,GIaS,'' colonel WILLIAM NJ WEIGHT.
infantry: Majors ARMAN ]. LASsElGNt.
9th Infantry; EDWARD N. LEWIS, l' nm IN
trv; MALVERN HILL BAItNuM. 9Th Cayai-
~: ELWOOD w. EVANS. 10th Cavalry; JO-
SEPH r. TRACY. coast artillery R0HEi;i
l.. HOWE. 18th cavalry; JOHN l.: ~ Mo
6th Iufantry; MATTHEW G. BCTLER IL
oh cavalry. and WILLIAM NJ. MOHEON
il,h Infantry 20 army service schools ! orr
ro;eair trsns}ers in field artillery ordered.
10 take effect March !: Lieutenant 'oloHtl J. o.
BENTLEY MOTT from 81 to "a fl'Id h Tt..
lcrv (Uill sail from san Francisco LOT Ms'i w.,
ON February %; Lieutenant colonel tDN MD
+. MGLACHLIN, Jr., from - 10 % ic'u
Artillery 90 United states on Marcn -
FOLLOWING officers OF organized milItA 70 sIN-
iii Course OF instruction for field officers,
army school Of the line. Fort LeaEon"0Its
January o: colonel TORRANCE RE1 NOl'o.
",h Infantry. PcnnsylNania y -. SmaJ1...'
FEANCIS -. LANDON and JAMES VI.
HUTCHINSON lis, Infantry, Ne" 1oi"
y. g. .,, 80
coast artillery school. Fort Monroe. Feofu-
ary !" for six week, course OF instruction
I'm coast artillery war game. ..,...,. oe.,.
FIRST Lieutenant CHARLES tAlf EItn' -NtA
Infantry. from Military Academy, Januai!
- TO his company. ..,.
Leave Of absence: FIRST Lieutenant FEANk
H. W OlsN f.Ns NfllNdl SUI sfy'if '''''N '''N''N'
NAVY.
captain HUGH RoDMAN. 90 isthmian cana.
Commander c. j. Lang, to navy yard, Nor
folk. -.
Tennessee, 10 naval magazine. foTt MI
Lieutenant DAVID LYONS. detached the
Culgoa 10 the Tacoma
Iicutenan; Gunior gradei VI. j. Pc IFSON
and Lieutenant Il. J.. Low MAJ. dotached
the South Dakota: TO the New Dream 1i1,,,r
Lieutenant Junior grade SCHAMNI COIN
RAN 10 the Delaware.
Frsigns H. : HAIsLIP. L. ". PACE. L. @
SMALL and }. b. WILL. detached the
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. r. COIN. rtsiE-
nation accepted, 10 take effect May .,
1911. ,.
Ch5ef Gunner HUGH SINCLAIR detached
receiving ship. ravy yard, Boston; to the
Pa"mas,cr clerk C. ". ARMSTRONG. -ap.
pointed: 90 torpedo Hotilla. Atlantic Nee;
MARINE CORPS.
Lieutenant Colonel L. II. MOSES and Major
II. G. DAVIS detached Philippines; 10
Major u. y. PORTER detached Philippines;
10 naval hospital Mare Island.
Captains SETH WILLIAMS, J. NJ SAtLA-
DAY. J. X. TRACY and {. +. WILLIAMS,
dctacasd philippines: 70 Guam.
C9pfain O. NJ KINCAIDE detached the
south Dakota; to marine barracks Puget
Sound
First Lieutenant II. NJ. SMITH, detached
Philippines: 10 Guam
= ryt Iieutenants ". +. BENAN and Y. Y.
ADAMS. detached Philippines; 10 United
States.
second Lieutenant L. Il. DAVIS, detached
Philippines: 10 Guam.
Second Lieutenant RICHMOND BRYANT,
detailed the South Dakota; TO marine bar
racks, Puget Sound.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-These
movements OF navy vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED
Dec. 23.-The Connecticut and the Kansas.
at Vera Cruz.
Dec. 24--Thc Jason and the Brutus at Nor
folk Yard; FL Cano and the Nillalobos. az
Shanghai; the Rhode Island. AT Vera Cruz;
the Dolphin. at Santiago Dc Cuba.
Dec. 2j.-Thc Ohio, at Delaware Break
water: tho Potomac. at Key West: the
Nereus and the Solace. at Vera Cruz.
SAILED.
Dec. 23.--Thc Louisiana and the New Iiamp
shire. from Vera Cruz for Norfolk.
Dec. 24.-The Nanshan from San Francisco
for San Diego
The Jason will leave Norfolk January in
stead II December 70. as previously an
pounccd.
The Cyclops viii leave Norfolk January fo-
Guantanamo and Culebrs.
The Brutus will leave Hampton Roads for
Portsmouth. y. H.. about December 90