New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23

UeS abe 10 resist 1t entirely More than that the
supposed they We're to be commissioned II found
TO be commissioned until after the APPOINTMENT Of
the graduates OF the Military Academy next June;
examination will be appointed those S of T the four
February h wno Psss 53e next examination on
pa9yed now as draughtsman in the army ordnance
Ionia. Mich; Sergeant Karl TrTesdeIi an enlisted
roa % me coast srtiSry on duty at Fort Mon
respondent, and Corporal William c. F. Nicholson,
Texas and the son Of CAPTAIN W C. NiehofsO M
18th Cavalry. on duty in the Philippines.
ARMY BOARD CHANGE-The recent army pro-
motions and retirements serve to make one I'M
portant change IN the personnel OF the Army
Board of Ordnance and Fertilization General q.
G ma general and principal assistant to General
pesent On OF the the S6aF s WI eoR5nge
who has been retired as chief Of artillery, viii be
oSR s a H se Of b The beard Sy en
comes TO Washington from Fort Monroe. and
bsts OF the army that Of eoagdant Of ne
toned eligible.
MORE POWDER NEEDED-Rscent orders
issued by the General Staff of the army have IN
creased the allowance OF ammunition FOR target
PraettGet with the result It is now % That
the reserve supply that will be on hand on June
out that it viii reauire e nearly $1,000 addtionaI to
the estimate already submitted in order to obtain
rounds Of revolver ball cartridges, In order that
the reserve supply of ammunition may be increased
rather than diminished
ORDERS 1ssUED.-The following army. navy
| and marine corps orders have been issued:
ARMY
Second N.utenan. FRANKLIN P KENNEy. artillery
eSrrs from general hospital washington Barracks to
RENEE C. CRAWFORD. artillery corps. from re-
cruting
s..o,5 Iter,a,,,. r,vpuNrv, - vt, ,yy-E,ORr sr.
ery CORPS to It'll Company. Coast Artillery. At Fort
airy, JEFFERSON Barracks for duty pending arrival
Resignation OF Second Lieutenant FLOYD C MILLER.
1st Infantry. accepted for good OF service.
PayInaser General Alfred Bates hsvns Sssn appointed
OF paymaster general temporarily
Captain LOUIS F. GARRARD. Ir., quartsrnastsr, 70
work at Fort Mot nq Eort Dun 0ns and Po Dea%srs
First Lieutenant HAIsEY YATES 9Th Infantry. Com
First Lieutenant PAUL W. BECK 9Th Infantry. Com
pany F to Company B.
dsnerai HosPifa wasss6n Bs4as
Retirement Of Major General JOSEPH SANGER.
der General FORREST Il HATHAWAY announcsa.
lieutenant Colonel FRANCIS s. DODGE. deputy pay
master general from Department OF the East 10
As s a duty CHEZ
Assistant Surgeon r x MCLANAHAN. 70 Asas.o Sta
ton
MARINE CORPS.
FIrs. Lieutenant. GILES BISHOP Jr1 dstasn.a Marine
racks s5s' navy I': YARD Lea League
First Lieutenant MACKER BABB. TO Marine Barracks
navy yard. Mare Island.
First J. MUIR detached Marine Barracks
navy yard Boston. Marine Barracks. navy yard.
| Washington
| MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS-Ths fol-
| lowing movements OF vessels have been reported to
| the Navy Department:
| ARRIVED.
| January fe-Tns Potomac. at San Juan.
January 21-The Mohican Monterrey the Osceoa tow
| ing coal barges Nos. 55 and &C. at Caimanera-
| January 22-Ths MachIas ct D!jutu
| SAILED.
| January 2i-Ths Dolphin. from New-Tork Tor washins-
|
Comrandant naval station. Charleston. g G, report,
| German training ship Stein arrived 21s. Inst