New-York tribune., 1914-03-29

ORDERS ISSlE lED.-lheSe army anu
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Brigadier General WILLIAM Q. RIVERS.
chief Of the Philippine Constabulary Cmajor
OF cavalry. assigned 10 the lst Cavalry as
major 10 take effect April ].
Colonel WALTER ID. MCAW. medical corps
from the Office Of the surgeon general 20 san
Francisco: thence on MAY to the Philip
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM V. JUDsoN.
corps OF engineers, In addition 10 other
duties 10 Central Department, as department
engineer vice Major HARLEY B. FERGC-
son. corps Of engineers
Lieutenant Colonel ALBERT d. kNiSkERN'
qusrtermaster corps, upon arrival AT sah
Francisco 10 Chicago, and assume tempo
rary charge OF the general depot quarter
master corps. vice Captain ROY b. HAR-
PER quartermaster corps.
Captain ALBERT s. FDGER. quartermaster
corpg from Galveston 20 san Francisco,
sailing June for Philippines.
First Lieutenant PHILIP ~; BAGD -; IN
fautry. from Kentucky Military institute
Juno Il: assigned 9th Infantry, and upon
completion Of three months leave OF ap-
F,rst lieutenant THOMAS DUNCAN coast
artillery. from the 2lst Company 10 the
unassigned list, April ]; thence report 10
commanding officer OF the coast defences or
Baltimore for staff duty.
Leaves OF absence: Lieutenant Colonel
WILLIAM H. SAGE. infantry. one month I:
Captain WILLIAM 4. JOHNSON. corps OF
eneInosrs three months on relief from
the Mlitsrv Academy: captain WILLIAM
T. MCAUGHEY. Ordnance Department
(hrst lieutenant. Infantry three months
on relief from duty in the Ordnance De-
NAVY.
Commander S E.. w KITTELLE. TO the
naval hospital Boston.
Lieutenant DAVID LYONS. detached the Ia
coma, TO leave OF absence.
Lieutenant " J.. FRTEDELL. detached tho
Naval Academy. April II. 10 command the
FIRST division, submarine notlla, and ca.
Surgeon C. T. FREEMAN. detached the North
Carolina: 10 the Nebraska.
Passed Assistant Surgeon +. II. n. OLD, de-
tached the Nebraska; 20 home; walt or
dcrs.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS The
following movements OF vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March 26.-The Cassin. the Cummings. the
AylWln and the Parker, AZ Guantanamo.
March 21.-The Texas. AT the New York yard; ;
the Justin, at san Diego, the Nanshan, at
Mare Island the Flusser AT Dry Tortugas;
the Culgoa, AZ Vera cruz
March 28-The Wyoming the virginia, the
Georgia the Nebraska and the Tallahassee,
at the Southern drill grounds.
SAILED.
March 27-The Texas from TompNnsyille for
the New York yard: the Justin, rom San
Diego for Mazatlan; the Nanshan, from san
Francisco FOR Mare Island: the Flusser. from
Key West for Dry Tortugasi the Denver
from Corinto for Balboa.
March 2s-The Wyoming, the Virginia the
Georgia and the Nebraska, from Hampton
Roads for the Southern drill grounds; the
Tallahassee, from Washington for Norfolk.
The Balch has been commissioned at the
navy ward. Philadelphia Upon completion or
certain work on the Balch the vessel Will pro
ceed 10 Newport. thence TO Key West for
duty I'm the torpedo hotilla OF the Atlantic
fleet.
on April ! the Ohio will be detached the
Atlantic fleet and assigned 20 duty with the
Atlantic reserve fleet. The Ohio VIII remain
al the New York yard until the commission
Ing OF the New York about the Sth proXimo.
and then proceed 10 Philadelphia
The CO, from Newport TO the New York
ward for repairs.
The Blakely, the Dupont and the Morris
placed in ordinary az the naval station Mar
ragansett Bay.
The Farragut and the Goldsborough placed
iu ordinary al the navy yard Mare Island.