New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-16

aaoBERT S. ALTERNATELY, to Fort Totten.
October Major GEORGE a. NUGBNT.
to coast Sr.TH school Fort M oISy, p Scto
Der l. as director Department q Artillery
and Land Defence; Major ALBERT G. JEN-
hlNs. from Fort Moultrie, report command
District, October !, for staff duty as ma
tor EtGENE r. wHTTMokE. from New
York CITY October J. 20 Army Medical
sSS oDc as MSss q eTZ
+. RUSSELL, from Army Medical School.
Washington. October is, 10 New York city
as attending surgeon; Captain EDWARD u.
VEDER, from Rockefeller Institute, New
York City. October l. TO Army Medical
school, Washington. as assistant professor in
Captain OLIVER r. SPAULDING. Jr. 4th
Field Artillery, to army service schools. Fort
Leayenworth. October o.
Captain BENJAMIN II. DORCN, retired. dc
tailed instructor in military drill, Missouri
Military Academy.
Resignation Of First Lieutenant RAYMOND
W. MILLS, Medical Corps. accepted: take
First Lieutenant RAYMOND z. LEE. coast
artillery. to West Point.
First Lieutenant EDWIN DE l. SMITH. held
artillery. 10 temporary duty Tobyhanna.
Penn. thence 10 West Point on completion
two months leave Of absence.
First Lieutenant JAMES NJ. HOBSON. Jr.
DIST Infantry. from Military Academy to his
regiment
First Lieutenant RUSSELL JAMES. 90 III
fantry, from Fort Slocum detailed profes-
sor military science. Virginia Military In
stitute.
First Lieutenant HENRY s. KIIBoURNE. Jr.
4th Field Artillery to Walter Reed Genera
Second Lieutenant EDWARD l. DYER. coast
artillery from I3Sth 10 1920 Company. vice
Second Lieutenant REGINALD y. co
CROFT. coast artillery, transferred 10 l3sth
Company
Leaves Of absence: First Lieutenant JOHN
r. AMEs. dental surgeon, fifteen days sd-
ditonai. First Lieutenant CALVIN =.
TITUS. infantry. 20 September Is. First
Lieutenant RAYMOND W. MILLS. medical
corps, 20 November 20.
NAVY.
Lieutenant J. W. WILCOX, detached Naval
Academy; 10 the Illinois.
Lieutenant A c. KAN. 10 the New orleans
Lieutenant Cunior grade r. c. PARKER, de-
tached the Vermont: home. await orders.
Lieutenant Ounior grade +. X. kELl.hk de
tached the New Orleans home await oraets
Lieutenant Ounior grade) J. l. HYDRICk
detached the Birmingham: home, await Of
ders.
Lieutenant Cunior grade) T. p. CONGER de
tached the Montana: 20 the jenkins
Ensign T r. WINTERS. detached the Jen-
kns to the Birmingham.
Ensign p O. WILLS. detached the Roe 10
Naval Constructor r. P. sCHLABACH. de-
tached New York ShiphulljinC Company
inspector OF hull material for western
Chief Boatswain CHARLES sCHoNBoRG-
the ColEoa.
Paymaster clerks JOSEPH REAY and G.
z LORD. appointed: the Texas.
Lieutenant y. n. GOsS. the pompey.
Lieutenant s W. WALLACE. detached the
PiscatRqua. 10 naval station Olongapo
Lieutenant CIunior grade) W. o. WAL
LACE. detached the Pompey; home wait
orders -
Lieutenant (funior grsde) PHILIP sEY-
MOUR. detached the Pompey' home wait
orders
Lieutenant Junior grade II. ". POROUS.
detached the Pampanga; 10 the Pompey.
Ensign 2 l. SHEA detached the Monad-
mock. home. wait orders.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-These
movements of naval vessels have been
reported:
ARRIVED.
Aug. 1.-THE Patuxent at New York yard ,
the Culgoa and the Alabama al Newport.
the Ajax. at ChinkianE, the Dolphin. az
East River. New York. the Oscoola, Al
Key West
Aug. 13--The Potomac, from Newport for
Norfolk
Aug 1.-THE standish, from Annapolis for
Norfolk: the Arethusa, from Charleston
FOR Port Arthur. the Dolphin. from New
York yard for East River, New York and
Newport.