New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

guns which intended TO fire do,r, ,no, tho doc,
Wn an enemy ana to slaughter the officers and men
ne guns not irclosed In barbctt"s OH She is fttmg
Ior another cruise. but will not be ready for sea
Acadcmy cadet Practceshp Bancroft. almost ready
noemVrjnc mnol1,i I'i, at sea 10 test her ma-
me WI start on This trip Thursday Then comes
W. Doiphih, me hrst vessel To be built for the new
N"NN' when made 4 memorable crui,o around the
world a few years ago and mas since had "A great
r" ou t Tor tne accommodation of The Nation
"n'r Pi1"'S. Shr Is steam yacht i'm almost every
S. S lhrn there's the gunboat Bennington nearly
squadron commanded 10y 'R,ar- ADMIRAL Erbrn. The
f TIiS ,orA,o~h IS also about ready for soa
tissues lhr'r are The Cincinnati, the new 5000 ton
cruiser. which will not De completed for several
months yet also The Terror and the Puritan
Washington Yesterday afternoon aH h,yjby ti
mat thu engineer officers detailed rs inspectors Of
ships shall DO those who. when he shin. mr.. ro,1y
Tor commission shan BE- ordered 10 uske IN, first
sSiaht Is TO be ordered II th, ship A. soon As pos
sblG after her Keel is laid AM i, to remain on her
mat Chief Engineer Albert w. Morley who has
Sdc TsI of b ,ne construction Of the machinery and
uat duty until she Is ready for sea- ana then 10
maxi cruise on her: and as he will reach ia" re
last cruise Gn ction in WI pronSn& -, ~, rs
b. settled with regard to the 3oco-lon cruiser Gin.
hc construction of IN" machinery and boiler, of that
yye'SG-Che Engineers J. II. Chasnar and George
successful examination under The new regulations.
and his promotion followed. 1t i believed however.
mat Mr. thaSmar Will se recognized a. entitled 10
larger vessel and that sir. Kcarncy will remain with
me Cincinnati. This Is not new regulation how
ever 1t IS simply an official adoption OF the custom
followed 10y secretary Tracy upon the Recommendation
OF 'llef Engineer Melville. and il Is method which
promises u avoid all possibility Of accident and at
Lieutenant Scaton Schroeder. who was 50 long in
command OF the NcSuviuS. and Lieutenant r. +. VI.
Mason, who WAS naval aid al Washington aud WAS
alterWari ordered 10 duty on The anorct cruiser New
ton pr 'viouS to promotion. Commodore o. T. stan
ton who was recently appointed Acting Ecr-Ad
mral and ordered TO tho cOmmanl Of III south AZ
lantc station. will remain In charge of the Naval
lowing day will hoist his nag on The Newark. r."
vessel Will not be- ready 60 start before september J.
captain Edward +. Potter. WHO recently commando
the training ship Minnesota on the NOIth River. Will
relieve Crnmen Ter stanton on July 81.
The full report of me expenditures Of the recent
Naval Review, for which f}1O.o0 was appropriated
by Congress. ha> been sent to Plvma,ter General
stewart. This Is a summary: Ofiicial entertain
mcnt $1f.jl2: charter Of steamer Monmouth $1,000:
construction Of caravc,>. $1,000 towing avls
from New-Iork II Chicago, 5000: plotting and tow
ing from Spain 10 the United state. S242: expenses
Of Bureau Of Construction for fitting vessels ON for
the review $50 79G: advertising $40: miscella1
$500 total. S76-o9
A general order issued hy the Navy Department
Office yesterday. giving the two highest made
by apprentice boys OF the training ship Nnnongahrl
in the competition u knotting and splicing hemp
and wire ropes. samakinc. hcaNing lead and log.
OF drowning people, sowing drill with snail arms
and Cutlas>rs hDXing. etc The score ~ Walter +.
Whitehead. Fall River had. ~ ~ points. was the
hi CHEST and the Navy Department m, awarded him
the bailey gold medal. II was presented 80 him
yesterday afternoon in tho presence Of The officers and
crew of the Monongahca by Rear Admiral Chcrardi.