New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
THE ARMY And NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Captain Dangerfield
Parker, Sd Infantry, has been appointed to act as
inspector Of certain camp and Government equpage at
the Cavalry Recruiting Rendezvous Philadelphia The
OF leave Of absence account OF sickness granted
Second Lieutenant William T. Howard, I'd Artillery,
July &C. 1892 has been further extended six months
account of sickness.
The following named officers OF the Ordnance Depart
ment ordered proceed from New York City
TO the Midvale Steel Work. Ncetown PENN and thence
to the works OF the Albany and Rensselaer, Iron Com
pany Troy, n " pnblc business In connection with
the of field steel gunand On completion OF
this duty they Will return 20 their proper station
Colonel Thomas @. Baylor. Major George W. Mckee.
Captain Charles shaer. Leave OF absence for four
months with permission 20 apply for an extension OF
two month"; has been granted Major Melville A Coch-
ran, 18th Infantry.
The following changes In the stations and duties Of
officers OF the Medical Department have been ordered
Captain John o. skinner. Assistant surgeon, will
report person. the expiration OF his present leave
OF absence the Surgeon for duty IN his office
Captain Marcus J.. Taylor, Assistant Surgeon will report
in person, at the expiration OF his present leave OF
absence TO the Commanding General Department OF the
East for assignment TO duty Captain Marshall W.
Wood Assistant yeon, will be relieved from duty In
the Department Of the East, ut the expiration OF his
present OF absence by the Commanding General OF
that Department and will report in person to the Com
manding General Department Of the Columbia for
assignment TO duty. Captain Charles L. Hermann.
Assistant Surgeon. will DO relieved from duty In the
Department OF the Columbia by the Commanding
General OF that Department, and will report in person
the Commanding General Department " The South for
assignment 10 duty.
Upon tho recommendation Of the Academic Board me
folio wing named cadets OF the third e!a United states
Military Academy have. h. direction oYthe Secretary
OF War been turned back to Join the fourth class
Henry &. Keenc, ir, ". NJ Swaine. Amos y. shattnck
Commander Il. H. Woodward has been ordered TO duty
"a Inspector of Ordnance a. the Navy Yard, League
Island. Captain George G. Bclknap has been detached
from command OF the Alaska and placed watlng
dera Ieutenanis Charles H. Judd and w. o. 5parrrr.
Ensiens II. VI. Domban.h aud 4. I. Hall. Midshlpmrn
Bryan Surgeon J. X. IryOn. Passed Assistant Surgeon
Robert Whiting Chief Engineer w. H. King. Passed As
sistant Engineer j. NJ. Emanuel Naval Cadet j. T..
Byrne BOatswain W. l.. Hill ard Carpenter 4. Fer
dcrs. Lieutenant Bloomfield hcllyaine from the re-
ctivng Colorado JanuAry ~ AMI ordered o. tho
Powhatan on February Lieutenant Theodore Porter,
from the POwLatan on February and placed waiting
orders Insgns John H. FILLMORE and A. w. wood from
the Alaska and ordered 10 anfy The Coast survey
Paym1ster Daniel a. Smith from he Ala kn and ordered
70 settle accounts ana thou await ordcrd Gun
ner George H. Cnsnman from the AiIskI aud ordered
To- the receiving ship Independence. Rear Admiral
Hughes commanding the Pacific station. reports to the
Navy Department under date o. Panamt. January II,
that that daY ne eycd Official visit from Don
DdmasO Ceryera President OF the stale % Panama and
the members his stan, who were received win the
usual hn1Or- He asO states that OTere been given
for the Lack g. proceed 10 C.laO the e-
ion OF the coronation ceremonies a Honolulu Tie 2
Eh Pensacola Is expected TO reach tHltO February
Rear Admiral Prirce crosby now at MOntoVd"o. com
ngudng the South Atlantic squadron, hna been ordered
10 proceed CHINA to command the AEatic ruldrpn.
Commodore william q. tempt viii be ordered to com.
mand the south Atlantic squ idrun.