Evening star., 1914-07-06
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Maj, Aston Hamilton. Coast Artillery
Corps. will proceed to Fort Hamilton, \.
y, and report to the comma nding Off.
Ger, coast defense of southern New
York. for duty at that post
Omcers of the Field Artillery arm have
been assigned as follows: Capt George
r; Allen. to the I'd Field Artillery. and
First Lieut.. Frederick w. Stewart tc
the 4th Field Artillery.
The resignation by Maj, Roderic P
o'Connor. Medical Corps. has been ac
cepted by the President, to take effec
July 3. 1914.
Leave of absence for two months i:
granted Maj. Earl C. Carnahan, Quarter.
master Corps.
Col. Isaac W. Littell. Quartermastel
Corps. at San Francisco. will repair to
this city and report to the quartermaste,
general of the army for duty in his of.
flee.
Col. John NJ. Carson. jr.. Quartermastel
Corps at San Francisco will proceed to
Chicago for duty as assistant to the de.
partment quartermaster.
Capt Frank S. Long. Quartermastel
Corps. upon arrival at San Francisco
Cal, will proceed to Boston for duty
First Lieut.. Albert III. Acher, Corps OF
Engineers. is detailed as a member of the
board of officers appointed for the pur-
pose of securing cooperation in the in.
stallatfon of fire control systems In the
coast defenses of Balboa and Crstobal
vice First Lieut.. George r. Goethals
Corps of Engineers. relieved.
Capt. John b. Schoeffel, infantry. as
signed to the 11th Infantry.
Sergt. Frank W. Towers, Signal Corps
Fort Wood. y. y, will be sent to Panama
to report to the Governor of the Panama
Canal for duty under Maj. Leonard D.
Wildman, Signal Corps, in connection
with the preparation of estimates of Sig
nal Corps material for fire control instaIla
ton In the coast defenses of Balboa and
Cristobal.
First Lieut. Robert John West, 10th In
fantry, is detailed for general recruiting
Hunter b. Nelson. 11th Infantry, who
will proceed to Fort Logan. Col, for
duty, relieving Capt John B. Schoeffel
infantry.
ed to report for examination September
J. 1914: Second Lieuts. Edward s. Hayes
2Sth Infantry; Simon B. Buckner. jr., 9th
Infantry; Charles II. Bonesteel, 18th In
fantry; Thomas ]. Johnson, 9th Infantry
and Robert H. Fletcher, jr, Sth Infantry
Naval Orders.
Lieut. J. A. Campbell. transferred to
retired list.
Lieut. W. P Furlong, from detached
navy yard. New York, N. Y, to fleet
radio officer, Atlantic fleet
Ensign G. D. Hull from Intrepid tn
Denver.
Paymaster F. X. Perkins, from oh,o
and Brooklyn to wait orders.
Boatswin r. X. Madill, from Rrook,vn
to Kentucky.
Chief Machinist Joseph Fitton, trans-
ferred to retired list
Naval Movements.
The Prairie has arrived at Philade,-
phia. the Proteus at Guantanamo, the
Vicksburg at Bremerton. the Connecticut
at Havana. the Yankton at I.obos Is
land. the Annapolis at La Paz, the
Cleveland at Acapulco. the XII and K-2
at Newport, the Patuxent at Vera Cruz,
the Saratoga at Chefoo the Scorpion at
Naples. the Dolphin and Mayfower at
Washington city. the Wasp at New York
and the Mississippi and Rhode Island at
Hampton roads.
The Idaho. Missouri and Illinois have
sailed from Naples for Gibraltar. the
Orion from Vera Cruz for New York.
the North Carolina from Boston for
Norfolk, the Albany from Salina Cruz
for La Paz. the New Orleans from Aca-
pulco for Salina Cruz, the West Virginia
from La Paz for San Diego. the Chey-
enne. HI. H-e and H-3 from Astoria for
Bremerton, the Pompey. Piscataaua.
Dale, Bainbridge, Barry and Chauncey
from Shanghai for Chefoo. the Panther
from Charleston for Narragansett bay,
the Ontario from Vera Cruz for Calves
ton and the Celtic from Vera Cruz for
Puerto Mexico.