New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
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VIEWS or TIE ARMY AND NAVY.
GENUINE FRENCH CLARETS.

wosh,nyton Nov. Rear Admiral John q.
Walker has assumed the presidency OF the Naval
Examining and Retiring Board
CAPTAIN J. j. Read has been selected 10 commana
the cruiser Olympia when she Is commissioner
which II +. expected will be in January Urgent
orders have been issued from the Navy Department.
., nrepare the ship for service a. early as pfactcs
be.
Commander F. r. Smith, retired. to-day reported
- commodore Wallace. president OF the court
martial appointed him on the charge Oh 'o"-
payment OF his debts. Commander smith was or
derei to report several days but failed 10 90 So
The court adjourned as soon as ne repor'eu anu WAL
begin It's inquiry tomorrow
The following naval orders have been Issued:
Cb,ef Engineer c. J. Burnap Is detached from the
cnoreston and ordered to the Baltimore as fleet
engineer Chief Engineer II. j Scott Is transferred
f,ou, me Baltimore TO the Charleston. Carpenter
A l. t;ooisoe is detached from the Portsmouth IN
H Navy Yard. and placed or the retiteu ISL
Lieutenant Riigey Hunt. detached from the san
Francisco and ordered to the Atlanta Lieutenant
"A r 4 Rooney detached from the Atlanta ana
ordered to the Monterey Assistant surgeon r. W:
Richards ordered 10 instruction at the Naval
Laboratory Brooklyn.
Secretary Lamont to-day issued general orue'
modifying the present regulations so as TO proVide
that until further orders three officers for inspection
dutv shall be allowed to the department Oh inc
East and two each to the departments OF MISSOURI
o,d California The other departments VIII nave
one officer each for this duty In the departments
~ Tho East and California one OF the inspectors or
assistants Will be a field officer OF artillery mot
colonen who will make the technical Inspections
A,v reemental officers on inspection duty In
ex:sss ~ the number in the order will be relieved
An order was issued at the War Department 10
dav turning over t. the Secretary or the INFERIOR
Tor dsnosal the abandoned military reservations.
The order opens them TO settlement under inc
general land laws 49, o,,,a, ., r,sst
hoard of surveyors has been appointed 10 neet
a, the Office OF the depot quartermasser AZ New-
Orleans TO investigate the circumstances OF INC
In.s Inv fire there OF the personal ana puplc prop
erty OF Company |. 18th Infantry, and indian prs
onsrs ~ war on the way by rail from Mount YER
non R,rracks Alabama, TO Fort Sll, Oklahoma
The following special Army orders nave peeh ~
s,ed. First Lieutenant James ifyden, 'th IN
fantrv will report Lieutenant Colonel Sainuei IS
NJ Young 9Th Cavalry. presiden; or the examining
Hoard apponted 10 meet at the Preslhio OF san
Frencsco for examination as 10 his htness Tor pro-
nation second Lieutenant William c. Ham. 9TH
','r'tIarv viii report 10 the Examining Board also
,or examnation The leave of absence granted 70
c -, Edward Field. 4h Artillery. Is extended
,1aanfvthree days Leave OF absence for two
monibs 10 take effect upon his relief from dAy at
Eort Suly South Dakota, Is granted TO Second
itantenant Williamson MARYLAND. 18th Infantry.
The following cadets were to-day appointed to the
Vest Point Military Academy: BENJAMIN F. Saw
teIle bethlehem. Penn. With District, with
Eranklin H. I.aras. OF Easton. as alternate David
Graham Charlotte y. c.. With District. with
NJ +, Obriant. OF Lancaster. as alternate W. L.
Walthour If Clayton. Ala. was appointed alternate
for the IITd District