New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
ARMY.

ORDERS ISSUED-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain r. f. ELLIS. coast artillery from
ssth Company TO unassigned list. ,,.u
Captains ARTHUR WILLIAMS and WILLIE -,.
A. MITCHELL, corps OF engineers 10 af.ns
building. New York CITY, for examination Tor
promotions. ..
Colonel WILLIAM II. ARTHUR, Lieutenant
Colonel ALEXANDER y. STARK, MAJORS
EDWIN p WOLFE and PETER G. FlEl.D
Captains THOMAS c. AUSTIN and WiBbE
COOPER, all OF medical corps from Phlip-
pines July Is: 10 United states.
First Lieutenant JOHN L. TONNES Jr, coast
artillery, from assignment gath company, 10
unassigned. 10 assume command or the NINE
planter Major Samuel Riggoid on arrival Oh
that vessel in coast defenses of the Columbia
vice First Lieutenant HENNlNG w. COL
LEY, coast artillery, assigned 3fth company.
First Lieutenant CHARLES H. MASON, 18TH
Infantry, detailed the signal corps, take
effect April II, vice First Lieutenant CLARK
LYNN, signal corps, assigned TO 18th In
fantry, take effect April IL Lieutenant
Mason TO Seattle. report officer In charge
Washington Alaska Military Gable and Tele-
graph System.
Second Lieutenant HENRY D. r MUNNlk-
HUYSEN. LIST Cavalry. from San Francisco
June 8, for Manila, to Join his regiment
Second Lieutenant JAMES \. DORST. corps
OF engineers. to Washington Barracks. for
examination for promotion.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM G. r. NICHOl-
SON, 9Th Cavalry from aviation duty with
signal corps; to his regiment
Leaves of absence: Lieutenant Colonel DAN
TEL II. BOUGHTON, sth Cavalry, four
months: Lieutenant Colonel r. BENTLEY
MOTT. I'd Field Artillery. one month; Cap
tain GEORGE WILLIAMS, 18th Cavalry
TEN. corps OF engineers. one month on COM
pletion OF duty in Philippines.
NAVY.
list, March 10; detached all duty, 10 home.
Lieutenant Commander NJ. ST. G. ELLIS. de-
tached the MARYLAND: to the Cleveland:
Lieutenant L. b. WOODWORTH, detached
Lieutenant r. NJ. FAWELL. detached the
Ohio: TO the New York.
Lieutenant c. w. MAULDIN. detached the
Ohio; to connection in fitting out the Leo
Midas and on board when commissioned.
Lieutenant Gunior grade) G. +. DAVIS, de-
tached the Maryland; TO the Cleveland
Lieutenant Ounior grade G. \. JONES. de-
tached the Ohio; to the New York
Ensign C. c. CLARK, to the Constellation.
Ensigns W. T. CALLAWAY. o. NJ. READ,
jr.. and T. s. MCLoY. detached the Ohio;
Ensigns A. Won s. PIcKHARD r. j. VII
son: r s; H. yENABLE; r Rr.I n k ds,sabei
Passed Assistant Surgeon d. G. ALLEN. de-
tached naval ship; to naval training station.
Boatswain GEORGE KNOTT detached the
Celtic: 10 connection fitting out the Leonidas
and on board when commissioned.
Chief Gunner r. p. CLARK. detached sperry
Gyroscope Company. Brooklyn; TO Atlantic
fleet.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements of warships have been
reported 70 the Navy Department:
March 1.-The Yorktown, at Mazatlan; the
Wilmington, at Canton; = the Standish ana
the Manly, at Annapolis; the South Carolina
the Virginia, the Georgia. the Rhode Island,
the Nebraska and the Lebanon. at Guam
tanamo: the Maynower. at Vera Cruz; the
Pittsburgh at San Diego.
SAILED.
March 3-1he Yorktown, from Topolobampo 10
Mazatlan.
March 4-The Wilmington. from Hong Kong
for Canton; the Ontario and the Sonoina,
from Manzanilo for Guantanamo.
The Justin, now west coast OF Mexico, or
dered 20 Tiburon TO reload.
The Hector, now at Portsmouth yard, ordered
10 Philadelphia yard TO load cargo for
Pearl Harbor.
The Vulcan, now at Portsmouth yard, ordered
TO Sewa Point TO load cargo.
The Maryland will remain at Mare Island yard
under reDair until April %.