New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

A NAVAL COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Long
to-day ordered court-martial 10 meet next week
al San Diego. Cal, 20 try Lieutenant commander
Charles A. Adams executive officer Of the Mon
terey, Cor intemperance.
MOVEMENTS or wARsHIPs-The Marietta
arrived at San jose de Guatemala this morning
and is ready 10 look after American interests there
in case Of further trouble.
The Detroit has sailed from Key West for Mo-
bile Admiral Howell. with his flagship the San
Francisco. and the Bancroft, has arrived AT LIS
The Olympia has sailed from Yokohama for
Hong Kong.
The MAGMA, has sailed from Msiers for Gibraltar
The Monterey has arrived at Gibraltar
NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieutenant- Commander w.
II. Everett will be detached from the photographic
Office February . and assume commani Of the
Michigan March l.
Lieutenant Commander Richard Rush will be de-
tached from command OF the Michigan. March J.
ordered home. and be ready command the ESSEX.
Lieutenant w. II. Faust Is ordered to the train
being s' Teyoke ana C0"''ea'0" MS ""eN'''eo '
Captain H. O. Robson has been ordered to APP
Captain siias casey has passed his examination
for promotion to be commodore.
ARMY ORDERS.-Lieuenant Carl r. Darnsll.
assistant-surgcon. is relieved from duty at Fort
Clark. Texas. and will report at Fort Mcintosh,
Texas. for duty. relieving Captain Frederick =.
Captain Reynolds will report az Vancouver Bar
racks, Washington for duty.
Captain Paul +. Straub. assistant surgeon. IL re-
lieved from Angel Island, California and Will
port 70 the commanding general. Department Of the
Columbia. for Alaskan duty.
-, me leave OF absence, on surgeons certificate OF
Brewster, 9th Infantry January 4. Is extended one
Capiaii. George IL Evans, 10Th Cavalry. Will re-
port 10 IAeutcnant-colo LLOYD Wheaton. 10Th
l4PaNfuWOrtl Kansas.
Captain Henry W. Sprole, Sth Cavalry. Is relieved
from duty. acting Indian agent the Fort Peck
Agency. Montana. and will join Ills regiment
First Lieutenant Marion y. Stafford. 18Th Infantry
iantry; Palmer +. Pierce. 9Th Infantry. and Doug
las Settle. 10Th infantry. will appear before the fol-
YORK. for examnation for promotion: Captains
James Torrance. Eth Infantry: BENJAMIN II. GIL
geon; William F. Puryiance assistant surgeon and
ant Harry c. Hale. goth Infantry. aide dc camp, re-
corder.
Fort crook Neb for duty
The following officers OF the I'm Infantry are re,
states DESIGNATED. and will proceed WITHOUT delay,
Was 39 FIST FIST renGfnn en 6 Csbe ores6
and FRS; Lieutenant Henry G. Learnard. Idaho
will make four visits 10 he Works Of the Benjamn
Atha & IiIngworih COMPANY al Harrison, n. j"
Captain Frank Baker ordnanc2 Department. will
proceed 70 the Sandy Hook proving ground 10 test
Pinch breech-oadung mortars.
The extension of leave Of absence granted Sec
ond L!eCtcnar; Anton Springer, jr., 2lst Infantry.
December a. is further extended month.
Major Lewis Smith 4th Artillery, having served
more than forty years In the Army, is retired from
active service.
First Lieutenant John Pope LIST Artillery. having
been found physically disqualified is retired
CAPTAIN.
Major William Arthur pay master is relieved
from duty at Atlanta. Ga. March 81. and will
proceed To his home Cohassct. Mass. to await
tiremeut
The retirement from active service of Major
James Chester. 81 Artillery. Il announced.
Second Lieutenant James Ha milton 81 Artillery,
having beer found physically incapacitated is re-
tired first lieutenant.