New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
ARMY 1ND NAVY NOTES


Washington. May % The cruisers san Francisco
and Marhlehcai lof' Gibraltar this morning for
Southampton where they are expected a. th" end
Of this week 10 prepare for the ki"l '"l"br''ion
Tho Sew York and COlumbin should io.n Admiral
Kirkland next Monday or Tuesday. AMI about a
week later the first vessels VIII proceed 70 'hr
rendezvous In the North Sen.
The cruisers Yorktown ana Concord. which LETT
chee-Foo on sunday. reached Nagnsah yesterday
The revenue cutter Perry sailed from Port Town
send to-day for Bchring SEA.
Professor Hiics the British naval expert. who j.
visiting this country his way 10 Japan. called
AZ the Navy Department to-day. whore he sroS"
enthusiastically OF the Amnen ram. which b" "a"
tested 40 Bath Me. last week II" 'houkh' I'D"
vessel would make ~" contract spr"i ~ seven
teen knots after the prOpeers hal been altered
Professor BlleS IL consulting archifect Tor tho
American Steamship Line and expects 90 l"A'"
Philadelphia on Saturday on th' nrat sea trip x
tho II Louis when the vessel Will run aroun
bermuda AMI reach New York next wednesday
the object Of The trip helng 10 gs" IN" vessel =
trial under actual conditions % service" u" went
- Norfolk this evening 80 inspect 20" hhf'l"eh'p
Texas having designed ~" vessel ln England AMI
soil ~. plans 20 the United states. he is now
professor ~ naval architecture ana marin" engi-
ncering at Glasgow. whrr. many - our Nh'Al
Academy graduate hav- taken supp mental
courses
Secretary Herher, hns ordered cour,-na-iiai TO
Ilcutenauts Edward j. Dom ana wilson W. Huoh-
anan for culpibl- ncfciency ln the p'rformhn Pc
OF duty resulting IN nccl'ut % Oh" ~ the "n'h
raplI-nre guns ~ The olympia. hy which J'hn J'An
sou the captain u IN" gln. hal his sknl crushed
killing him instantly The detail Of TIE court IS a.
follows Captain \. :. Eirker. president; captain
Frank willie. Commanders Charlie L. Clarke
Charles VI. Thomas and Ii.ufy T. Sch -. Ii"i'-I.
ante ommnnl'r charles iniri'ns. i'"hi' H Nm =
Charles \. Clarke. jeremiah &. Burnett ana VIII
lam T. ss.wrn. with Lieutenant Herbert J.. Draper
Tie following naval orders have been issued
Passed Assistant Engineer j. H. Eiwnris r. ordered
TO uuE u. ,hI i'1 ''it ~" a. l,,.hj from The TX
aiming Hoard and placed on the retired list from
the Naval Acadcmv ana ORDERED to the Mononsa-
hoa, relieving Ensign a. H. ROBERTSON. 9riersi 10
ircd from active service
The following Army orders have been issued; FIRST
ccci from Fort Monroe 10 New-Yerk ciiy on Official
business pertai"nE Z" the n1nnH,u's =, h Sir
rows. New-York iarbor captain Robert j. Hns s
Sam Houston. Tex. and viii then report To the
commenting officer. Fort Thomas. Ky. for duty at
TIE o2w"s 'T1n,e5s &" The Gih I"fnp'ry n1c
ant Frank D. Ely. from Company TO Company j..
ordcrdl First lieutenant Frank j.. Vim from
Company q to Company First Lieutenant Charles
OF absence for one month and fifteen days rom
WIRE y n Tn", for %c T nnd
days. with permission 10 20 beyond sea. 10 take
effect July o. is granted First Lieutenant Frederick
WOoley. 10Th Infantry.
Savannah. Ga May 22.-The cruisers Atlanta ana
| Raleigh. which TO have sailed from here yea
terday. viii remain In the river until next Monday
Secretary Herbert ordered the retention OF The yes
sells here account ~ the large number OF VISITORS
To Savannah this week, In Attendance al IN various
| conventions which now In session. Inc Anuhi-
sailed this morning for Port Royal. TO test lEr
lO-lnch guns. The torpedo boat Gushing Is on her
way here and Is expected to join the Atlanta ana
| Raleigh at their anchorage to-da Ten ihousahi
people have visited the cruisers since they have been
! In