New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-14

ders nave been issued:
ARMY
Lieutenant colonel wALTEE X. WRIGHT
from sth 10 l2th Infantry, February -.
Ifertcnant Colonel AUGUSTUS I. BLO'h'
son. from 9Th 10 9th cavalry.
csotain EDWARD r. WINSTON. retired,
detailed AZ instructor IA military drill and
tactics. Marist college, Atlanta.
Following officers from PhI1lpplG,S A. H., -
RIvG.fAM, HAYWOOD :. HANsELl. OR
WILLIE q. BROWN, CRAIG r. SNlDER
,,ORYDON q. SNOW and WILLIAM J.
RAETAl medical corps. and Frs, Lieu.
fcr,nts CHARLES II STFHNS medical
reserve corps. ard ROBERT u. MILLS
ri 81 IIcgtsn9nt join W. MEEII,N. med
lea, corps from Fort SlocGm Z" tort sem
Ffrsr iieu,eusut WILLIAM SHEDD Jr.
work ~ Fort TsN Tor. vice FIRST Lieutenant
WILLIAM e. CARPENTER. coast artiI-
rirs, Lieutenant NEAL y. WOOD. medical
CORDS from Preside. San francisco to
t,r,i ,eyfenent EDWARD f. MCAMMON.
Ri Infantry. detailed prof'ss0r mltitarF
science and tactics University Of wash
ins;on, seattle.
designated to San Francisco. sailing MAY
yGr Philippines: EDGAR II. GRAFT,
medical corps, Fort Du PoGt; FkATSIS
rscEg: nENRY =. MApDrN, medical
.orps Fort MouItr.e. JOHN J. REDDl.
medical corps. Fort Jay. EDW A A,tb -.
son: FREDERICK 9. 4. kELLAM. ".
medical corps Fort clark. and HENRY
g BIERBOWER. medical reserve corps.
Ffls1 Lieutenant EDWIN L. PATTEN. medical
reserve corps. from Fort y. A. Russell TO
Fort Hunt. ,,,,,,,.r,.,
y IRE. coast artillery, accepted. to take
ei,.t lsnrSI' 10.
faa,ry, retired. and name omitted nom army
Tss5.s o., absence: captain CHARLES p.
ALLEY. coast .rti,ielr. twenty DAYS. cap
tain ErHRAIM G; PEYToN. MANY VIZ t"eg -
RyApN -'h Infantry. twenty eiS.t days on
RELIEF from WhIple Baffa,Hs.
NAvY.
Captain g. r. CLARK. supervisor. o.. an aud
7 l 81, nan SUnior grade, II. n COFFMAN.
detached the Dolphin the AIlsnsas
Lieutenant Junior grade !. :. MONROE. Dc
a.se4 works sPrTTSy G GsTssI Issnd COMPANY
Lieutenant Gunior gyade) T.. d. MWIORTEE,
d, .yorls ~ william Ciamp Il sons IN con
r4r,ion with the c. and in command when
Ensign S FRANK sLNGLUrF Jr. to the
North Carolina
surs.oE ". IL BELL.-to navy yard Norfolk
chief Gunn.r DANIEL DUNCAN. to the Hart
Arac5ini,t -. T.. MAYNARD. detached rscoIy-
rg ship ~ Boston, he South carolina
MOVEMENTS or WARsHIPS.-The
following movements OF vessels have bce1
reported to the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
lar. iO-lro So.srs and tic Lebanon az Guam
tauamo. the Virginia. The Georgia. tho Ne
LrsSka the Minnesota, the Ohio. the idaho.
tie Souoms ami the on AFRO Al GEae3naNaop
Bay.
Luna cav cuba. The Panther. the Pstapsco
and The PatuSent a. Guantanamo; the
Vhipple and she stewart a. SausJlifo.
Ian IL The Vermont IN" Michigan III.
South Carolina, the Monaghan. the Anl"' 81,
the BGrrowa tie Patterson. the Irppr' lue
I-uklus the Jarvis. the flaming and the
.Icue,t A. 'risto55i
Jan. IO-The Orion. from Hampton Roads FOR
IAN. ii"rhs Mars. from Guantanamo FOR
Cris,onai. the Whippic nd the stewart from
Marc Island for SauSali'o. he Alert the
ri the Fl and the rs, from san Fran
Jan. I2-The Cincinnati. from STaiow .ier
CayitS. he Nhippie. the Paul Jones. tne
prcble The stewart and the TrHTun. nom
-ausaIito for Fan deg"
TovoNirs pr.senr organization bst'lcshIp
liyisious Atlantic feet. First division TIE
wyoming flagship. the Utah temporary has
.ripl the Arkanssc. the Delaware. the Florda
ami tie North Dakota. second division Tho
Vermont ,fagshipD the Louisiana. IN" Mich-
ssu the New Hampshire and 'hs South CARO-
Ii,a Third division-fhe Virginia flagship.
Ito Georgia the Nebraska. the New Jersey
and tho Rhode Island Fourth diFision-TEe
Minnesota IA gship). IN" Connecticut CO."
Idaho the ia lSas and the Ohio