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New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who reached this port
yesterday from Bremen the North German
Lloyd steamship Kaiser Friedrich were Count
and Countess Czaykowski. President Iglesias Of
Costa Rica. John Brinckerhoff Jackson. Captain C.
n Blossom. Charles Bigelow. John e. Calhoun.
the Rev G. NJ Cutting G. Kdder Dawes. H G.
Dalton l. j. J. Ewlett, Dr. Archibald Freer. o.
D. Gray George 5 Gardiner w A. Grant. Merrill
F. Gates A n. Halder. Charles Horton. Alexando'
Mcleod J. j. Nathan F. w. Ordway. E S. Pop
per. DR.. James j. Reed Frederick B. Smith. Alfred
Monet n c. Wolcott Edward A. Woods and
William G. Winslow.
On the Red Star liner Kensington. from Ant
werp came Edmond Bernard Henry Dankmann
Charles Eberhardt. Otto Fuchs. l. A. Holzer,
Peter Kissel Philip Krautz. Charles Loosveld and
P E. Schng.
The North German Lloyd ship Aller. from Genoa
brought John H Bird, the Rev. William S. Cree
den the Rev joseph F. F. G9nwady 0skhey J0hn
Brandioll. italian Consul al Philadelphia; Alfred c.
Johnson, United stat Consul at Dresden; Her Ex-
cellency Frau Rottenburg Mrs Won Rotten
burg Phelps Otto Won Rotterpurg Miss Elizabeth
Won Rottenburg Master Won Rottenburg, Count
On the American liner Paris which sailed yester-
day morning for Southampton. were WI Ting Fang
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary
OF China 10 the United States and Spain; Mr. Tsz
Chi, secretary OF the Chinese LEGATION: Major
sauer T'" ryreii cavendish Chung Nun and
Choa. 10 bid farewell 20 the chinese diplomats
at the pier in full Oriental costume
on the passenger list OF the North German Lloyd
ay HSf William auif A Chf q Il
Becker Dr. Boucher DR. W n Draper Dr.
Charles Res' j. 'fPa FIemmlns E L. Gerald freedman
Fadyen, William r. Graef. Mrs. Gould. H. Hage-
dorm the Rev NJ C. Harze Sidney n s NIc51ISs kawos'
PIst Root joseRh bfs Rfs %lI,a% non v6isf sss
Fritz Winter and 6. Fred zeer.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. April 1a.-The following Army ana
Navy orders have been Issued:
ARMY.

ARMY.
A board OF officers to consist Of Colonel DALLAs
SASHp assistant & ii william e PoF
DEN. assistant surgeo1 II appointed to meet AZ IN.
Army Medical Museum April ~ i9r tne pr. p%spoe l
pointed 70 inquire into methods and practical re
uIs SUI ., no ., IN sEa ch rev;.,on and recon-
nendations deemed advisable.
Second Lieutenant ROBERT E CALLAN. 5th Artillery.
will proceed for duty at the Military Academy
Second Lieutenant CHRISTOPHER I.ANAHAN. % Vol
unteer Infantry having rendered his resignation. Is
honorabv discharged
discharged.
report at Washington Barracks for examination and
promotion
Second Lieutenant JOSEPH F GoHN. 14th Infantry. is
Greeted to conduct recruits to Cuba and return to
Second Lieutenant HENRY ". STANFORD. Volunteer
SEna coPs in addition lss1 to Pressnt duties as
Major FREDERICK J. CoMBE surgeon Of volunteers at
Brownsville. Tex. will accompany the ION Cavalry
First GUSTAV T. NICKEL LIST Montana In
fantry having rendered his resignation. Is honoraoy
NAVY.
Civil Engineer J W G. WALKER, detached With Near
Canal Commission and 10 Boston Navy fard'
May l.
equipment Bath Iron Works
Lieutenant H MCREA is detached from the Machias.
ordered home and await orders
Lieutenant H. H. HUTCHINs. when the Montgomery
ton Is ordered Machias executive officer
Paymaster c. VI RAY is ordered the Naval Academy.
Nav J. in charge Of Academy accounts In addition
present euty.
Pay Director T T cAswELL is detached from the
Naval Academy. ordered homr settle accounts, and
wait orders.
Paymaster J. P. LOOMS additional duty temporarily
paw officer OF the Monongahela and the Newport.
Assistant Paymaster TREVOR W. LENTzE. appointed
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
WAR HEROES HONORED.
MEN WHO RECEIVED MEDALS FOR Ex-
TRAORDINARY GALLANTRY.

Washington April 1s-The Board Of Brevets and
Medals consisting Of Generals Theodore Schwan and
H. V Boynton and Lieutensnt-Colonel Carter to-
dav reported the names OF the to whom
medals OF honor were awarded for extraordinary
service and bravery in the recent They are as
follows:
HEARD John W. captain Sd Cavalry who AZ the ihvuth
OF the Manimanl River. Cuba July 20 lsse tn at,er
two men had been shot down oy spana,as M s ~rIs ~
Wanderer the ship having become disabled took the
position he'd by them and personally transm'tteo
orders remaining at bis post until the snip WIS out
Of danger
WELBORN. Ira c. second Lieutenant 9th Infantry VINO
left his shelter and under fire went 70 the aid OF
private Of his company who was wounded al san
tiago.
HARDAwAY. BENJAMIN F, first lieutenant I'm lntanS
try; ROBERTS: Charles D. second Iieutensn,. IL d,.n IN
Infany BuzzARD yssss ssrsan, r,y.,. comgsny eI
many G nth Infantry. BURG. George private. Com
pany c. 18th Infantry: GRAVES Thomas j. private
COMPANY C. 18th Infantry. all for distinguished gal
lantry in rescung wounded under heavy hre in front
OF lines at the battle Of FL Caney. July l. 1898
Company F 10Th infantry CANTREL,I- Charles p.
private. Company l. ION infsnsy' KELhHN Ns W
lam, private Company f. ION infansry enS rn;,aSrT
PoLAND Alfred sergeant. company F. ION rntsn. e.
try: FoURNIA Frank O. private Company II. ,.n .ist
n 2ist infantry; KELLY. Thomas r private COM
nanv K 2ist Infantry: DE- SWAN. John 7. private
company Il 2ist Infantry; PHrsTERER Herman
musician Company II. 21st Infantry; QUINN Asn-
nnd4r NJ. sergeant. Company A. l"tn Lninnrs, -.
s g,s,,ng,i,5td bravery in rescuing wounded under
heavy IRE az the battle of Santiago. July l. is's
7-bA Raard a.so awarded Iss certificates Of merit
These certificates are for bravery IN Iine OF nuy
and under fire. They will be signed oy tne fLssl-
entitled 10 s. month extra pay as long as they
reuain in the service.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20

accompanied by Edward Morgan his secretary
Baron von Sternberg followed this afternoon for
Chicago. Before starting he held long con-
ference with the German Ambassador. going
ove- all the points of the Samoan question as
presented In the Instructions
The meetings here between the American
British and German Commissioners while social
and informal. have produced an amicable senti-
ment among all concerned. Since the Commits
sioners are off. sense Of relief pervades the
diplomatic and official circles which have borne
the brunt Of the controversy. The chief anxiety
now Is to see the Commission away from San
Francisco before there can be any new turn in
events by reports OF more fighting In the ISL
ands
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
ABsoRBs A BRooKLYy GAS COMPANY.

An announcement from Philadelphia. published in
Brooklyn yesterday. says there has been unusual
activity IN Philadelphia in the stock Of the Brook
lyn Gas and Electric Light Company. which was
lately capitalized In that city at 100000. divided
into 600 shares OF $50 each. The syndicate which
noated the stock in Philadelphia. it is added. has
already purchased behalf OF the company the
Brooklyn Borough Gas Company. a small concern
whose plant Is situated in sheepshead Bay *, Road a.
cupies a territory that includes the Thirty nrst
Ward in which they assert they have laid twenty
miles Of gas mains. The Brooklyn Borongh Gas
Company is a small corporation. which has been
for several years controlled by j. Edward Addicks.
who several years ago made unsuccessful at
tempt TO obtain control OF Brooklyn gas companies.
II is suspected that Mr.. Addicks is again working
TO get a foothod in New-York city.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20

FINDINGS OF THE COURT MAY BE MADE
KNOWN THIS WEEK
Washington, April 19-The Beef Court Of In
quiry was engaged steadily to-day in going
through the testimony which has accumulated
as the result Of the three months investigation
and In the preparation OF the report Of its find
ings. The report will be comparatively brief,
but the work OF collating the essential facts
is task Of no small magnitude. and will require
several days. There is determination on the
part OF the members Of the court to dispose OF
the subject with the greatest possible dispatch.
and the statement was made to-day that II was
possible a finding might be reached before the
close Of the week.
Colonel Davis recorder Of the court. said to-
day that more witnesses might be called, and
their examination would delay the final con-
clusion. but he hoped this would not be long
deferred There are some reports still to be
read but these will be taken up when they will
not consume much OF the courts time.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.
ELECTION OF THE MADISON SQUARE REPUBL1-
CAN CLUB-THE CONTEST FOR THE DIS
TRICT LEADERSHIP.

The Madison Square Republican Club. which was
incorporated few months ago. and has absorbed
the Blaine Club and other Republican social organ
izations of the XXVth Assembly District has
selected the following officers President John a.
Weeks. jr; vice-president. Howard Conkling: sec
retary Thomas F. Murphy and treasurer ". Nc
kewen Charles A. Hess. the present Republican
organization leader of the XXVth District and
Job E Hedges who has been spoken Of as a can
didate for the leadership in the district. mem
bers OF the Board OF Directors.
In the organization Of the Madison Square Re
publican Club II ATTEMPTED TO bring the war
ring and discordant Republican factions in the
XXVth Assembly District into one united and har-
monious organization. Charles A Hess and Job
E. Hedges have Indicated their desire TO have
peace and Amasa Thornton. a former leader In
the district has decIsred tna' & tney can nave
Thornton has declared also that he will not
ganization II both Hess and Hedges cease fighting
fer IT, Wilbur F Wakeman, the Appraiser Of the
Port is being talked of az compromise candidate
for leader in the district.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
SILVER REPUBLICAN, ORGANIZATION.
SENATOR TELLER WANTS IT KEPT UP FOR CON
TEST IN 1900

SENATOR TELLER WANTS IT KEPT UP FOR con-
TEST IN 1900
Denver. Col. April Ex-senator Teller and Con-
gresham Shafroth. In statements published to-
day. emphatically declare in favor Of maintaining
the Silver Republican organization, not only In
Colorado. but throughout the Union. They say
that the silver question will be the paramount Is
sue in 1900 Mr.. Teller says that the gold standard
Democrats will not be able to control the Demo-
cratic Convention and that, as In 1885. they will
support the Republican candidate. He says that
the Democratic Convention will reaffirm the plat
form of 1896. and that the party must and will be
allied with the Silver Republican party and the
Populist party. both of which must maintain their
organizations and lend all their aid to win VIC
tory in the great battle of 1890.
II cannot conceive OF a political situation that
will induce TO favor a union with the Mckin-
ley Republicans" said Senator Teller. The Re-
publican financial system is one fraught with great
danger to the country and one well calculated to
make the rich richer and the poor poorer. The
Republican party favors n large standing army In
time Of peace OF not less than one hundred thou
sand men, at an expense OF not less than sl25.co0o
10 N500o0,c00 a year 1t Is Its purpose also 70 IN
crease this army in proportion as the population
of the country increases.
The Republican party is so thoroughly domi,
mated by trusts, syndcates and combines tnat
oughly believe that the continued administration
OF the Government by the Republican party, as
now controlled threatens the very existence or Tree
government. =,
Mr. Teller expresses no preference as 70 canol--
dates but Mr.. Shafroth suggests the nomination on
Bryan and Towne He saws there IS a coHmp!ete
and at least that number will be represented in the
National Convention.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
LUyCBEoy FOR HENRY PEARTREE.

luncheon was given yesterday afternoon Al the
Lawyers Club by Isaac N. Seligman for Henry
Peartree president OF the American Chamber OF
Commerce at Paris who has made efforts to bring
10 completion the reciprocity treaty between France
ana mi. country. Mr. Peartree has just returned
from washington his mission.
About sorty guests attended the luncheon, among
those Invited being Alexander r. Orr. Abram 3
Hewitt Senator Mark Hanna, Speaker Inomas IS
Reed Roswell r. Flower. Cornelius w. Bliss; lanes
McCreery Carl Schurz, John A. Stewart, WIdnsm
William l. Strong Simon Sterne, Henry n can
non. George F. Baker. Abraham Woln. = sa nsrseaa
simmons John ]. McCook Edward Lsuterpach ~
y Paint James 6eigman ana j. Kennedy 10o-
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
TIE NEW Custom HOCsE SITE.

COLLECTOR BIDwELL RECOMMENDS IMMEDIATE
PURCHASE OF BOWLING GREEN PROPERTY.
Washington April ls-Mr. Bidweli. the collsctos
~ Customs at New-York had an interview Win
Secretary Gage at the Treasury Department TO-
dsv IN the subject Of the Custom House 70
he erected on the Bowling Green site. Mr., bid~eh
reported that he had obtained the consent OF tnr'
teen Of the sixteen owners OF the Bowling Green
property to sell for sl.Ss,sso which Is an increase
Of 4 per cent over the award made several years
aro The three remaining plots. II secured At the
sam. rate OF Increase would bring ES 80. which
would leave an unexpended surplus from the
amount appropriated OF 1880 Mr Bidwen rec
commended 10 the Secretary that the Governments
nroceed at once 10 purchase the thirteen plots
already offered. with view to saving time ana
IN. cost Of condemnation proceedings and said
that rather than unnecessarily emnariass tne
C;overnrent he believed the three remaining own
ers would finally consent 10 sell at the same iats
az the others Secretary Gage Is In favor or ar.
Rtdweu'. proposition. but will take the matter
under advisennent until he can consult witn me
Attorney-GenaraL He probably will bring the mat
tar m ar Fridays Cabinet meeting The indica-
lions are that Mr. Bidwe will be Instructed 70
proceed according 10 HIS suggestions
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
THE GOVERNMENTS EXPENSIVE STONES.

II anybody should ask for bread just now from
Major ". NJ. Adams. OF the Engineer Corps the
Major. though a charitable man usually. would
probably give him stone Uncle Sam has on his
hands 25,ooo cubic yards Of stone that he doesn't
want and Major Adams who is charged with the
duty Of getting rid OF It. can't find any one who
VIII accept II as gift. He may have to pay some
ono 10 take II away. II Is costing the Government
1900 year for Its storage leased ground.
known as Dyckman's Meadows. near Spuyten
incident 10 the Improvement OF the Harlem River.
~ Is limestone, has cost 5000 year since.
ana no one Will buy IL. Major Adams however, is
eete5mned to get rid Of IL now, and has advertised
.or dos Tor its removal and incidental ps:chase.
Anil % = - -1 ' =
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
OHIO GOTERNORSHIP SITUATION.
CONFERENCE OF ANTI-HANNA LEApERs-MEN
MENTIONED FOR NOMINATIONS

Columbus Ohio April 10 (speciaD-The anti
Hanna faction under the leadership Of Senator
Foraker c. L. Kurtz. Mayor McKisson and other
prominent Republicans is becoming active. since
Nav 81 and June were named as the dates for the
State Convention. Senator Foraker arrived In Co
lumbus last night and was Joined by Mayor Mckis-
son OF Cleveland They held conference this fore
noon with the active workers here. including Gov
ernor Bushnell presumably TO make out the pro-
gramme for the Gubernato torial canvass.
The sentiment favorable Mayor Jones or To-
ledo seems TO be growing stronger, and II has now
reached point attract the close attention OF po-
liticai managers This. with other features OF the
complex political situation. received consideration at
the conference. UnQuestonaby the Foraker Bush
nell -Kurtz following will centre some one for the
nomination for Governor as their representatives
are active In every county in the selection OF dele.
gates The choice will probably be either Jones. OF
Toledo; Mayor McK1sson Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
TUNNEL RAILROAD BILL HALTs.
wHALEN DETERMINED 10 DEPRIVE TRAc'
BoARDMAN & PLATT OF CLIENT.

WHALEN- DETERMINED TO DEPRIVE lhACf'
BoARDMAN e. P1.ATT OF A CLIENT
Albany. April 10 (speciaD.-The New-York Rapid
Transit bill Is still 'on the stocks. II was sup
posed the measure would be considered to-day. but
Senator Stranahan said last evening that the Rapid
Transit Commissioners and Corporation Counsel
Whalen had not yet come 10 an agreement on It,
The differences OF the Rapid Transit Commission
and the city authorities chiefly In regard to the
firm Of lawyers which shall manage the legal busi-
ness connected with the construction OF the road
The Corporation Counsel seems determined 70 pre-
vent Tracy. Boardnan e. Platt from getting this
business. He. II is said. Is insisting upon the Cor
poration Counsel managing II.
Governor Roosevelt received word to-day from
Nicholas Murray Butler that the City CLUB ap,
proves his resistance 10 the granting OF perpetuai
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
MI TOWNS BREAKS OUT IN VERSE.
SOME TOUCHING LINES FOLLOW HIS coNTFl6C
TToN-THE ELEVATOR MAN SAYS


hes "JosHING"
An atmosphere OF excitement pervaded the Ger
mania Building in Brooklyn. all day yesterday
N,rabeau Iamartine Towns. the poet-la"yer'
made public his intention Of subscribing for sL"-
oo bonds IN aid Of the unofficial proposition 70 have
the neonla build the underground rapidtranst sys-
tar, in Manhattan Nj Towns is lawyer. poet
coIlAge man and Silver Democrat. and has the
faculty Of saying pert things. The last ume MS
name came prominently before an appreciauVe
public was three months ago when he submitted
in verse an argument in a suit for damages
against a local railroad company. winning his case
handily.
No one is sure whether Mr.. Towns Il joking or
not when he says he stands ready 70 take sLo'-
600 in bonds Mr. Towns told a Tribune reporter
Yesterday that he In earnest. but the elevator
man in the Germania Building Is under suspicion
of having a true line" on Mr.. Towns. and the ee-
vator man SAYS Mr.. Towns Is 'joshng"
DO you remember Foley Fitzgiboon?" asked tne
elevator man The reporter did Foley Fizgpoon'
before he died coal shoveller VINO trieo 70
get a political lob under Mayor schieren. ana MS
disanpointment touched the heart OF MI Town.
who wrote the famous ode beginning
In eighteen hundred and ninety-three
srrusd ana hustled and travelled and wrote
a nd ala any old thing for proselyfe Vote'
..po-,orh.r Foley Fitzsibbon. eh?" said the ele-
a,or man we'll the old mans at IL again see
here" and with that he showed the rough dIai. oi
a beautiful new spring poem signed M L. l.
.Ttn b. a corker!" said the elevator man Just
listen n this nrst verse-ts only in the rough you
SCI. but it's all right:
Ike A tub cf butter rancid
Ts this scheme Of rapid transit
Whaf have = got 10 SHOW
~ IN. last years OF blow
ciasr the field Of all low trcksters
Lei US hear sound of bricksters
whats 'brickster7 asked The Tribune IT,
norter interrupting the elevator man
..yyhv a brickster Is a brcklayer. and rhymes
-,,t ,r,ckster Don't Interrupt What we want Is
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
SHOT HIMSELF IN GREENWOOD.

william B. Gaylord. forty-six years old. who
with his wife and young son. lived No sS
Madison-st. Brooklyn. found on a grave in
the public ground in Greenwood Cemetery last
evening with a bullet-hole in his head. He
taken TO Seney Hospital in a critical condition.
Mr. GAYLORD had been employed by Williams &
Peters sales agents for the New-York. Lake Erie
and Western Railroad. and served through the
Spanish war in the 22d Regiment, New-York Vol
unteets He had been idle for some time and had
recently suffered from attack Of grip These
circumstances brought bout ht OF dependency.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
T8rRrroyE PEOPLE BURyED TO DBATH.

,xcESpraRY FIRES IN PoISTE-A-PrrRE. orApA-
1orpE-rwo THOUSAND PERSONS HOMELESS
washington. April ls-The Secretary OF State TO-
dav received a dispatch from Consul Ayme. at
Pointe-a. Pitre Guadalupe. W T.. saying that
fires alleged to be incendiary. started az midnight
., IN. 18th and destroyed sixteen squares near the
American Consulate. He says that four hundred
houses were consumed. thirty-one hses iost ana
80 ,bousand persons rendered homeless The loes
,,II anproxmate 81. .Ooo6 6o The Consul ADDS tina.
he ares are out. but great uneasineS prsvene
among the people. The Governor mas arrived WIN
ffty soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC LEADER

JOHN S RILIING CHOSEN STATE CHAIRMAN
BRYAN's CANDIDATE DEFEATED
Harrisburg Penn. April ~ (speciaD.-The Demo
cratic State Committee met here to-day for the
purpose Of electng State chairman 10 succeed
John NJ Garman. For the first time IN numoer
Of years every county represented. UP TO this
morning there was a contest for the place between
John S Killing of Erie. who was backed by Ma
tional Committeeman Guffey. and Joseph M How
lev of Pittsburg who the choice OF william
J. Bryan. who had conference with Howiey IN
Philadelphia Saturday
Gunev succeeded in drawing away so many OF
HowIey's supporters, however. that the latter
offered peace terms at the last moment and placed
Rulings name before the committee which unanl-
Convention will be held in this city on June IA;
Candidates for State Treasurer and Judge or the
supreme Court will be nominated and owing 10
the strife between the Republican factions the
democrats profess be of winning.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETING.

The Republican County Committee has held its
regular monthly meetings in the United Charities
Building for a long time. but the meeting OF the
committee this evening will be held in the Murray
Hill Ivceum Thirty-fourth-st.. near Third-ave
and il Is said 70 be the intention Of the committee
to have future meetings at the latter place
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
ANOTHER DELAWARE BRIBERY ARREST

Dover DEL April 10 (SpeciaD-Another arrest
was made to-day by the State authorities for al
legged bribery. John Caldwell colored). of Smyrna.
was taken in custody and arraigned before Mag
istrate Hutton on charge OF giving TO Charles
Wells (colored) 81 registration fee 10 get
registered last.fa Caldwell denied the accusation
but the evidence being sufficient 10 hold him he
was committed 10 Jail failing 10 give bail Of 81, 900
He telegra phed 10 Delaware's Congressman. John
II Hoffecker. OF Smyrna. 10 go his bail. but the
sruan did respond
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
SENATOR JONES WILL REMAIN CHAIRMAN

Atlantic City n. J.. April 1s-United States Sen
ator J. K Jones, Of Nevada. chairman OF the Demo
cratic National Committee denied this evening the
published statement that he intended resigning the
chairmanshp OF the committee He expects 10 visit
Carlsbad. Germany, for his health. He Is arrang
ing 70 go abroad within the next two weeks
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
A PLACE FOR Mr.. ROCKHILL.

D1RBcToRsH1P OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN
REPUBLICS TO BE OFFERED TO HIM
Washington April 1e-The Executive Committee
OF the Bureau Of American Republics has sanctioned
the tender 70 Mr.. Rockhill. the retired United
States Minister to Athens, OF the place OF Director
the Bureau
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
THE AMERICAN RAILWAYS COMPANY.

Trenton. n. j.. April is-The American Railways
Company with an authorized capital OF 5000 900.
was incorporated here to-day. The company is en-
powered 10 build construct and operate electric and
other railways. The corporators are Frank x.
Hansell George B. Martin and William r. Eidell.
all of Camden.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-20
LANG TO BE DISMISSED.
VERDICT OF THE coURT-MARTIAL APPROVED BY
THE PRESIDENT

Washington. April 1s-secretsry Alger to-day
made public the verdict in the case Of Lieutenant
Lang who was charged with conduct unbecoming
an officer and prejudcia to the good order and
discipline OF the service. The court found Lieu
tenant Lang guilty charged. and sentenced him
to dismissal from the service The President has
a annroyed the sentence and findings.