New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-31
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY

Colonel FRANK BAKER, Ordnance Depart
ment, is retired
Following assignments Of officers recently pro
NOTED In the coast artillery announced: COL
onel HARRY l.. HAWTHORN. Lieutenant
Colonies HENRY d. TODD. Jr.. and IHOM-
AS w. WINSTON and Captain CARR w.
WALLER remain at present stations; MAJOR
WILLIAM FORSE to Fort Mckinley; Colonel
JOHN d. BARRETT, on expiration field
engineers corps, coast defences OF Baltl-
more, TO command coast defences Of Long
Island Sound and Fort ii. G.. Wright
Following officers, corps OF engineers, report
commanding officers posts designated for
prescribed test in horsemanship, thence 10
army building. New York city for examina-
ton for promotion thence to proper stations
Washington Barracks, Captains EDWARD
y. JOHNSTON, w. GOFF CAPLES, HENRY
{. JEWETT. First I1eutenants JAMES .;
O'CONNOR and LEWIS II. WATKINS ana
Second Lieutenant MILO T. FOX. Fort
Leayenworth: Captain GEORGE II. SPALD-
ING. san Juan; Captain ELLIOTT J. DEM :
Military Academy. Lieutenant DANIEL J..
SULTAN.
Following officers coast artillery. to coast ar
t!llery school. Fort Monroe, December 20:
Captain EDWARD =. MONIES. First Lieu
tenants JOSEPH r. DAVIS, WILLIAM W.
WILLIAMS. HENRY ". T. EGLlN, HUGO
T.. PITT. oLlN H. LONGING SAMUEL II, H..
MLEARY, WALTER r. BOATWRlGhL J.
John r. SMITH HARRY II. VAUGHAN,
NBNBY PAYNE. EDWIN X. SMITH, h ,AH;
OLD l.. GARDINER. GUY b. LAWRASON.
carr. A. LOHR. SAMUEL II. TILGiIMAN'
HOWARD 7. CLARK, WILLIAM X NlCH-
NFR. KELLEY y. LENNON, WILLIAM ).
Donald NJ. AsHBRIDGE. ELY E. BEN
NETT. NORTON VI. BEARDSLEY, WILL
IAN O. WHITAKER, FREDERICK \.
MOt'NTFORD PHILIP s. GAGE. FRED
Prick HANNA. WILLIAM G. kOEN IT,
HARRY w STEPHENSON; WILLIS r nHIr-
IRIS NORTON, FRANCIS p. HARDAWAa ~
element c. HEATH and EDWARD =.
MOVES. Tr Officers not on unasslshod hs'
p,aced thereon December 20 49,,
First Lieutenant RoDyAN HuTEER' TO l"th
cavalry. and on expiration leave ot absence
report 2d cavalry, Fort Bliss, for duty penn
Ing aT Tl.an, iSt" Gi,ES r. EDGERToN. corps
~ Engineers TO Preside OF san ram 80,
Tor prescribed test in horsemanshlP, ,Ir.oo
10 san Francisco for examination LOT Pio'''
lion thence 10 proper station .,.,.rccuy
r,,rst Lieutenant PETER j. HhNNbSS@ -
relieved from 18th cavalry. -,rcc .,1-
I-lrst Lieutenant HARRY W. dhE"D' DIS
nal corps to For! San h PTJsSMER 18th
cavalry TO Army and Navy HeheE"' nus
pltaL Hot Springs. -, cry -
Second Lieutenant ERNST SEDbA'TN' q"
signed Gth Field Artillery -
r.oIioyirg second lieutenants recently APP
nointod infantry, assigned regiments lndI-
Gated. FRANK B. JORDAN, I'm In ns
inv: ALFRED T.. SAWKlNS. 10Th lhldh-
nv take eject December |.
roIlowiu4 second lleutenants recently APP
pointed assigned regiments indicated, -. Ds !,
cembar |: RAY W. BARKER ana hENk
AppEY Jr 10th Cavalry; EARLY II.
COYLE 18th Cavalry Crroop !, for'
Rley1; MACK CARR. 4th Cavalry; STAN
ley g DRAKE, 9th Cavalry; MAXWELL
KIRBY. Sd Cavalry; EDMUND T. DLE Al
I'd cavalry and ROBERT +. CARMOD1'
gth Cavalry. - Tn
Leaves OF absence: First Lieutenant ED
WARD 4 BROWN, coast artillery; I'VE
months from December .; Major kENSE
J. HAMPTON, quartermaster corps 10
December >.
Pavmaster c. c. SHAFER. receiving ship
Norfolk ,,
ship Norfolk: wait orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster THOM WILL
HANSON. Jr.,s TO the Charleston and the
Milwaukee.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-Thest
movements of navy vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED.
oct 2s-The Maryland at MaZatlan; the
Annapolis. at Santa Rosalia, Mexico.
Oct 2g-The Ncstal. at Hampton Roads
tho Nercus and the Proteus, at NorfolF
Yard: the Whipple. the Paul Jones anC
the Perry. at San Diego; the Charleston
and the St Louis. at Bremerton; th'
South Dakota, at Tlburon. the Uncas. a
New York Yard. the Tacoma. at Ner'
Cruz!
SAILED.
Oct. 2a-The Annapolis. from Santa Rosalif