The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-27
NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.

Lieutenant j. ID. j. Kelly has been ordered as
steel inspector at Pittsburg, Pa.
Lieutenant Henry Minnet has been ordered
to the receiving-ship Vermont.
Surgeon o. P Bradley has been ordered to
the Naval Hospital at Chelsea Mass.
Ensign Stokely Morgan has been detached
from the Petrol and ordered to the Fern.
Ensign H. A. Bispham has been detached
from the Enterprise and ordered to the Petrel.
Ensign Frank Marble has been detached
from the Newark and ordered to the Petrol.
Ensign D. w. Beswick has been detached
from the Petrol and ordered to the Philadel-
phia.
Nelson 7. Houston has been detached from
the Newark and ordered to the Petrol as ex-
ecutive.
Lieutenant w. J. Chambers has been de-
tached from the Petrol and ordered to the
Atlanta.
Ensign George R. Evans has been detached
from the Yorktown and ordered to the Naval
Academy.
Lieutenant Walter McLane has been de-
tached from the Enterprise and ordered to
the Yantic.
Leave of absence has been granted Lieuten-
ant G. c. Cornwell for one year from the 1st
of October next.
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from the Petrol and ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy.
Lieutenant N. E. Mason has been detached
from the Petrol and granted two months
leave of absence.
Lieutenant Richard Mitchell has been de-
tached from the Vermont and ordered to the
Yantic as executive.
Surgeon Charles U. Gravatt has been Or
dered to the Naval Hospital at New York on
1st of October next.
Lieutenant Commander Z. Longnecker and
Ensign John Gibson have been order to exam
ination for promotion.
Assistant Surgeon John NJ North has been
detached from the New York navy-yard and
placed on waiting orders.
Lieutenant Clayton s. Richman has been de-
tached from the Yantic and granted two
months leave of absence.
Lieutenant John NJ Orchard will be de-
tached from the Yantic on the 9th instant
and ordered to the Petrel.
Lieutenant Gustayus c. Hannus will be de-
| tached from the Enterprise and ordered to the
| Newark on the 30th instant.
Pay inspector T. t. Caswell has been Or
dered to duty in charge of Navy pay Office in
| this city on the Both instant.
| Surgeon John II. Hall has been detached
| from duty at the Naval Hospital, Chelsea
Mass, and placed on waiting orders.
Surgeon Manly Fl. Simons has been de.
tached from the Enterprise and ordered tc
hold himself In readiness for sea service.
Assist Surgeon George A. Lung has been de
tached from the naval station, New London
Conn.,, and ordered to the New York navy
yard
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. f. Gardner has
been detached from duty at the Naval Hospi
tai, New York, and ordered to duty at the ma
! val station, New London, Conn.
Lieutenant Henry II. Barrall will be de
tached from the branch photographic Office al
Norfolk, on the Both instant, and ordered Il
the Petrel on the 1st of October.
Pay Inspector A. j. Clark will be detached
from the Navy pay Office at Boston, on the Is
of October next, and ordered to duty II
charge OF the Navy pay office at New York.
Pay Director Edward May will be detached
from the Navy pay Office In this city, on tn
30th instant, and ordered to duty in charge O
the Navy pay Office at Boston on the 1st o
| October next.
The naval board created by Secretary TRACY
to devise means of overcoming the existing
stagnation in the Navy, and to report a fea
sible and effective system OF promotions, ha
completed its work, and drawn up a repor
which will receive consideration by Secretar
Tracy.
The naval retiring board inquired into tn
case of Commander Kellogg on Friday, bu
its findings will not be made public until tn
President has reached his decision in the mat
ter. Commander Kellogg was recently re
moved 10 81. Elizabeth's on account of hi
mental condition.
] Pay Inspector Edwin Stewart at present o.