New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army and
navy orders have been issued

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ARMY
Lieutenant Colonel FRANKLIN q. JOHNSON.
from 18th fo lith cavalry.
N4iDr RICHARD a. cRONTON. infantry from
recruiting office. Philadelphia. 10 No. ~ Third
avenue. New York city.
FoiioWiue assignments of officers q the quar-
t.rinastcr corps are ordered. Majors Will
IAN Is ROCHESTER, and FRANK II. Law
TIN. Zoo Eastern Department. Major WILL
lam o. HORTON and Captain GEORGE d
AEKDNSMlTH. assistant quartefmasters' 10
First Division.
captain ERNEST GRAVES. corps Of engineers.
from Dallas to Nicksburg. vice Major
JAMES T. WOODRUFF. corps OF engineers
Captain REN VAN Den CORRUPT. coast ar
ulery. 20 Walter Reed General Hospital
Captain GEORGE y. Ped. medical corps
from Fort Monroe 20 Fort Thomas.
First Lieutenant JEROME @. PILLOW, 18Th
cavalry. t1 Texas CIV. March -. As aids de
camp on stan Of Major General William II.
Fir.t Lieutenant HENRY g. MADDUX. medi-
cal CORPS Co philippines. sailing from san
First iieu,eoant wrNor z SCOTT dental
surgeon. from Philippines Juls u. 90 United
Acting Dental Surgeon FRANK G.. CADY rom
Port Riley zoo san Francisco. sailing juir .
Following second H-utenants assigned TO
regiments indicated JOIN h. BALES. 10
to t4it Catalr,'. JOIN g. M'DONNELL 20
mn cavalry. JEROME ". HOWE. 10 i0th
cavalry. OTTO WAliNER y "'h cavalry,
WILLIAM IT, rlGO1'r Jr. 10 - Casair>
EI ~sEI.i. a. PATTERSON. 90 l2th cavalry.
CLYDE S. SIMPSON. 20 18Th Cavalry. 10
~EpH T.. RICHMOND. 20 ION Cavalry
ROY. BRoWN., 10 Is Ca'al, - /, =, To- ~ ~ -
" OSTEOSkI tp Isl cavalry. PAUL x
DAWSON. to 30 cavalry. JOIN
RIA o, IAN ~ cavalry william \. IA
BORG JR. 10 18Th cavalry, and JOHN J.
WHEELER. 20 ON cavalry.
Following second iieptenanis infantry, assIgmed
to regiments indicated: IiAMlLTON TEN
PLETON. 10 2sth. EDWARD r WITSElI
GEORGE ". PoLHEMrs. 2sth: FLOYD 9
cRRi'PER. ION. FRANCIS p RpGAN. leth;
WILLIAMS. 2Gth: PAUL X. ENGLISH.
17h. EsT1L V. SMITH 18TH TROY ~
MIDDLETON. 9TH; ROLAND r WALSH
CALDER. -: WILLIAM y FAULKNER.
2sth: EDGAR 4 sTADDEN. 2I,h; Ak
THUR 4. CHRISTIE. "a; PERcY T. IN, M
FNWAY "a: CLARENCE NJ. DoDsON.
2ist, VIRGIL V. ENYAKT. Ilst; JAMEs
n MOORE isth; FRANK 4 SlXr IL NOON Ii,S
s grGRc FEh h spEER S MrN eip ~ srpNEY
= COLoUTTT. 23d; RICHARD r. TAY-
Tor. 18th ana JOHN Y. BAXTER lIth..
Pesignation OF Chaplain EDWARD :. TRAY
Frs Military Academy. accepted
CHAPLAIN WILLIAM 4. AIKEN. assigned let
Infantry, 90 Fort Niagara April 10.
NAVY.
Medical Director T. A. LOWERING. detached
naval hospital. Mare Island, Washington
await orders.
Assistant Surgeons II. q DAVIS. detached
naval medical school; naval proving grounds
Indian Head Md.
Gunner d. T. HENDERSON, detached the
west virginia. naval training station. San
Francisco.
These Marine Corps orders have been
issued:
Major =. s BROWN, captain W. =. UPSHUR,
FIRST I.ieutenants r. W. NOETH, G. r..
NUTTING. u. l.. SMITH and }. &. FEGAN,
commissioned.
second Lieutenant n. ID. MLACHLAN. to
marine officers school. Norfolk
MOVEMENTS OF NAVY VESSELS
These movements OF navy vessels have
been reported:
ARRIVED
March 1.-THE San Francisco and the Standish,
at Norfolk: the Cesar. at Sewal Point: the
Nayfower and the Dolphin. at Cristobal.
March 1.-THE Aberenda, at Olongopo the
Rainbow, AT Manila.
SAILED
March 1.-THE Brutus. from Smyrna for
Beirut: the Yankton, from Guantanamo for
IIaupfOn Roads