New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-03
Colonel RICHARD NJ. BLATCHioRp.

ARMY.
Colonel RICHARD NJ BLATCHfORp. in
fantry. relieved as nspector-ins'F sttSsi Of
Captain CHARLES q. GORDON. Jr' o'h
Major TTEDwELL W. MOORE. from 22d to
7th Infantry on relief from present duties
Major WILLIAM II. BROOKS. Medical Corps
Major WILLIAM W Harris. Corps OF Engi-
noers, report chief Of staff
Captain JOHN c. OHNsTAD. coas, artillery
Csptain LIE VERT COLEMAN. coast artillery.
from 18Th to i6sth Company on RELIEF rom
Captain MALCOLM YOUNG. coast artillery TO
Fort Monroe July 81. for examination Tor
captain HENRY ". BUM. from 2ist to $50
Captain JAY r. HoPKINa. from 7fh to 72d
Company. Coast Artillery.
First Lieutenant JAMBS X CRAM. from
First Lieutenant Eli L. BENNETT. from
10th 20 nth Company. Coast Artillery:
First Lieutenant JAMES y. DUsENBURY'
First Lieutenant r. kEARsrLEY STER-
LING. 30 Cavalry duty as inspector-in,
structor sth cavalry District. organized
First i''i Lieutenant tenant SAMUEL H. TiLGHMAN.
Coast Artillery. from ll6th to i2ist Com
Second Lieutenant SIMON h. BUCKNER.
jr. 9th Infantry. will remain AT Gettys-
burg until August -.
Acting Dental surgeon CLAUDIUb o.
BAKER. from Fort oslethorpe to Fort
Leaves Of absence-First Lieutenant TELE-
sPHOR GOTTSCHALK, 9Th Field Ar
iillery. twenty-one days. Major FRANK
Captain HENRY n. DRAKE. Philippine
Scouts. six months. First Lieutenant
RALPH H. LEAVITT. 6th Infantry; two
LANGHORNE, 5th Cavalry, two months;
Veterinarian FRED FOSTER. Sd Cavalry.
three months aud twenty seven days Cap
tain FRANK TOMPKINS. 10th Cavalry
four months on relief from present duties
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander W. T. TARRANT. 10
Navy Yard. Charleston.
Medical Director O. d. NORTON. detached
navy recruiting station. Denver. leave.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. w. o. BUNK
Err 10 the Vermont.
Assistant Surgeon Z. w. ROBBINS. to naval
training station. San Francisco.
Assistant Surgeon W. L. IRVINE. detached
Atlantic reserve feet; training station.
Newport
Passed Assistant Paymaster q. r. CRAPo.
20 laval station. Key West
Naval Constructor 4. w. sTAHL. detached
Navy Yard. Philadelphia; member board
OF inspection for shore stations;
Naval Constructor ELLIOT SNOW, de-
tached works William Cramps Company.
september 2. Navy Yard, Phlladciphia
New York shipbuilding Company. Cam
den. inspector Of hull material for West
ern District, vice Assistant Naval Con-
simctor G. 4 HARRINGTON, Craig Ship
building Company. Long Beach. Cal
MARINE CORPS.
Captain r. D. SULLIVAN. TO naval disciplin-
airy barracks. Port Royal. on arrival in
Second Lieutenant A. b. MILLER. detached
marine barracks. Boston; naval prison, Ports
Second Lieutenant HARRY SCHMIDT de-
tached recruiting ONCE. Chicago; recruiting
Office. st. Paul.
MOVEMENTS OF WAR VESSELS
These movements Of navy vessels have
been reported:
ARRIVED.
June 3e-The Utah. at Tompkinsville.
July l-El Cano, at Nanking the Florida, at
New York yard: the Virginia, at Boston; the
Sterling and the Dixie at Newport: the North
Dakota, at PASSPORT Me: the Truxtun, the
Whipple. the Paul Jones the Hopkins and
the Perry at Santa Barbara: the 81. Louis,
at Tacoma: the Galveston, at Everett.
July 2-The Maynower, at Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
June 3o-The Truxtun from Mare Island, for
July THE Utah, from Tompkinsville. for
yard. for Newport: the Alabama. from Balti-
more. for Newport the Helena. from Ichang.
1Ti for New York yard the Vulcan. from
Boston, for Portsmouth,; the Maynover. from
Washington. for a cruise the Kansas. from
and the Georgia. from Newport. for Rock
port: the New Jersey, from Newport. for Sa-
lem; the Idaho; from Newport for Portland;
for Castine; the Jouett from Norfolk, for
Greenport; the St Louis, from Bremerton,
for Tacoma; the Galveston. from Bremerton.
for Everett. the Jenkins. from Norfolk, for
Flag commander. Sd Division. Atlantic fleet.
transferred from the Virginia TO the Rhode