New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-30
ARM

and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN +. MORRISON. 2is,
Infantry. on return TO United States from
Hawaii. 70 Washington for temporary duty
thence to proper station.
Rrigadier General WILLIAM g. RIVERS, CHIEF
Philippine Constabulary GnaJor, cavalry, as =
signed % Cavalry as major, TO take erect
Name OF Major FRANCIS C. MARSHALL, %
C'ayalry. placed on list OF detached officers
10 take effect April !, and name OF Major
WILLIAM c. RIVERS. cavalry (brigadier
general. chief Philippine Constabulary), re-
moved theretrom. 10 take effect March 81.
Name of Captain FRANCIS II. LOMAN. coast
artillery placed on list OF detached officers
and name OF Captain HENRY II. CASEY,
coast artlllery removed thsrefrom: ,,
Captain HENRY r. CASEY, coast artillery
relieved as inspector instructor, coast ar
tlllcry reserves. organized militia OF Califor-
MIA; assigned 1Osth COMPANY. coast artillery.
Centaln EDWARD y. MACON Getired). from
New Mexico College OF Agriculture and Me
chanics' Arts. 60 home.
First Lieutenant DOUGLAS II. JACOBS. 18TH
Cavalry 20 recruiting service. Fort Logan
February 49, vice First Lieutenant WILLIAM
F. WHEATLEI. cavalry.
Name Of First Lieutenant GEORGE GRUN-
ERT. 18th Cavalry. placed on list OF detached
officers TO take effect February 16. and name
% First Lieutenant WILLIAM +. WHEAT
ley. cavalry. removed therefrom. 10 take
prec, February Is. Lieutenant WHEATLEY
Second Lieutenant ACGUSTIN NJ. PRENTlSS,
transferred from cavalry arm to coast artil-
lery 10 Fort often
Second Lieutenant GEORGE c. BOWEN. 10th
Infantry, detailed professor Of military sci
ence. Bailey Military Institute. Greenwood.
$. &. ....- -
WIN r. STEWART. Military Academy TO
Washington. February T. for temporary duty
thence 10 proper station
Chaplain JOHN +. ROCKFORD, recently APP
,oIptad assigned LIST Field Artillery, Fort
Myer, February %.
Leaves OF absence Chaplain JOHN ONEll.
United states: First Lieutenant GEORGE r.
TURNER coast artillery, three months;
Captain HENRY II. CASEY, coast artillery
one month on relief from present duties
NAVY
Rear Admiral V. l., CoTTMAN, to retired list.
conemandsr r. 70. BIERER. detached the Min
nesota: to command the Wheeling
Passed Assistant Surgeon D. ii. NOBLE, de-
tached the Connecticut TO the Ohio.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. J.: MANN. de-
tached training station. san Francisco; 10
naval hospital Mare Island.
Assistant Surgeon c. A. COSTELLO, medical
reserve corps. TO recruiting station TniSaso,
Acting Assistant surgeon II. +. FARLEY 10
recruiting station. Cincinnati.
Chaplain c. f. T. STEVENSON. detached
Naval Home. Philadelphia; to California
MARINE CORPS
CAPTAIN F.. II. ELLIS. dotsched marine bar
racks Philadelphia. and FIRST advance base
brigade; to Washington.
MOVEMENT OF VESSELs.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
Ian 2s-The Celtic. a. Guantanamo. tho
Tacoma, at Portsmouth yard; the South
Carolina at Port-au-P Prince. the Louisiana
and the New Hampshire. al Hampton
Roads
Jan. 2o.-Ths pes Moires, At Lynnhaven
Bay.
SAILED.
IAN 2s-The Cassin. the Cummings and the
Duncan. from Guantanamo for Key West;
the Tacoma. from Lower Hsrbor for Ports
mouth. y. H.. yard. the Alvin. from
Newport for Guantanamo tho Potomac.
from Newport for Bay OF Islands. New
foundland the Louisiana and the New
Hampshire. from Norfolk for Hampton
Roads. thence to Key West. en- route 10
Guantanamo. he Jncss and the ca. from
New York ward for Newport.
Jan. 20 - rhe Abarcnds. from Hong kons
for Manila.
The birmingham. from navy yard. Phil
sdslphia. February /. for Gaacansysbo Bay.