New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warshlps
IRON The Tribune Bureau
Washington, April Z.

IRON The Tribune Bureau
Washington, April Z.
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Priradier General WILLIAM c. GORGAs
surgeon general, from further duty IN
connection with Panama Canal.
colonoI EDWIN +. GLENN. I'D infantry
detailed member General stan Corps re-
main present duties until further orders.
Following assignments officers iniahlry arm;
rseeRtly PTomSisfd r%aou ISt6 infantry
TJautenant Colonel ALMON I. PALMER
TER. unassigned; Lieutenant Colonel
SAMUEL e. SMILEY. unassigned: MAJOR Mao
UARRTSON j. PRICE, 9th Infantry; Major
WILLIAM IT, SIMONS. 10th Infantry
Major JOHN T. MADDEN, 10Th infantry
Captain OLIVER r SNYDER, l4th IN
fartrv: Captain BERTRAM p. JOHNSON;
o0th Infantry; First Lieutenant ERNEST
T. PFIT. Goth Infantry; First Lieutenant
JOSEPH c. HATTIE, 25th Infantry; enec-
Ms sioP V General LEONARD WOOD: chief Of
stan: Brigadier General CBAHLES - =.
BAILEY Colonies ROGERS BiKN ~
Ordnance Department, SOLOMON W.
ROFSSIf1R. corps OF engineers and JOHN
ID BARRETTE. coast artillery and Cap
tain ARCHIBALD II. SUNDERLAND
coast artillery. recorder. appointed TO con-
sider rrodidcation OF coast defences at
eastern entrance TO Long Island Sound.
Colonel CHARLES VI. OCONNOk, ON Cds-
al detailed in Inspector AreUfttl RthdA
ment. 10 take effect April 26 70 Chicago, as
Inspector Central Department
Major EBERT Z. PERSONS. Medical CORPS.
designated Medical Officer 70 accompany
Army War College personnel during us MS
tory and staff rides May 70 June IL.
Csptain HARRY i. DALTON, Quarter1naster
Corps. detailed as Quartermaster or eomins
history and staff rides of Army war Coiiese
personnel May 20 June II. .,,,,--..r
First Lieutenant WILLIAM c. WHIrENER'
from 18th Infantry, May l. .. ,,cr,
eayes Of asseGf SRp girS' OH e infantry. three
months: First Lieutenant RICHARD II;
KTMBALL. 18th cavalry, two months ana
nor Z 70 Hawaii: Major JAMES +. NOR
RFI,F Ouarternaster Corps. two months ana
tventy-four days from June /.
NAVY.
Assistant Surgeon IL r. MAIIsTER. Medical
Reserve Corps detached Naval academy
school. washington; TO naval training sta-
ton. san Francisco. --r,- ,,-,,..,
Assistant Surgeon w. ". MASSEY, Medlcai
Pesorve Corps. detached Naval Medical
ebooi washington: 70 Asiatic station, via
army transport OF May o.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-These
movements Of navy vessels have been re-
ported ,,vrn
,nril 4-The worden. az Annapolis.
Npril 5-The Eagle. at Kingston. -,
April 6-The Arkansas AZ SQUIRE, ynrlr "a!
.ho FIusSer and the Reid. at 81. Joseph's
Bav. FIa; the Culsoa and the Dixie at
pensacola: the IroquOs. at Mare Island;
the Celtic, the Whipple. the Paul Jones
the Perry, tho Stewart and the TruXtun,
at SAN Pedro; the Benham' at NorfolK
Yard. -, 1,,
AprII The Cassin and the Cummings, at
Hampton Roads.
SAILED.
.,ru 5-Ths Eagle. from Caysmites Bay,
Halti. fr Kingston. Jamaica; the Califor-
IA from Mazatlsn for Acapulco.
Ill s-rhe Arkansas. from Hampton Roads
for southern drill grounds: the Denyer'
80, san Diego for Ensanada, Lower Cal.
the Newport. from New York City y FOR New
YORK yard; the Mayhower from vera cruz
To- New York yard; the Arkansas from
Southern drill grounds 10 convoy the Ayl-
n,in. the Sonoma, from Hampton Roads 70
sststance q the AiNyn. tho Nereus,
from Hampton Roads for Melville. II. l.
April The supply. from Guam Tor Manila.
me date OF commissioning the New York
10 April 10.