New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
ARMY And NAVY NEWS.
IRON THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

washington. March x.
PROSPECTIVE observation-disclosures IN
Neyy-York and New-Jersey have designated candi-
dates for examination as midshIpnen at the Naval
Academy. follows:
Congressman S Z. Payne. XXIst New-Yorsx Dis
trict-Heury T. MARYLAND Of Milo. y. Y prin-
cIpal. and Howard d. Kidney. OF Auburn. y. Y. as
SonErcsgnan J. D. Perkins Of the XXXIId New
York DistriCt-Alhcrt Nosburg, of Charlotte. y. Y,
as PrnePal J. -t PutPa 81 No and LF s61Ss
Dirhsen. Of No IL Welngton-ave.. Rochester. as
conFressnan George H. Lindsay. Of the III New;
York District-Frederick W. KelleGrew, OF No $50
Coneressrnan IRA .. R!der Of the XyIvth New.
vilIiavn II % DrSrer ~ he XXira
Nev-YOrk District-Rensselaer W Clark, Of Sandy
ConEreesnan b. A s Alexander Of the XXXvIth
New-York District-Paug II. Bastedo. Of No. 40
North Pearl-st.., Buffalo; as principal -
Jersey-CharIes II. Davis. Of Woodbury.. y. J.. as
Consressman William W. WILEY. OF the With
Nrw-Icrscy District-Alfred X. Shame. OF New
Sn1th orange y j.. - first alternate and Hans
SchIoniuz Of East orange. y. J.. as second alter
nate.
REAR-ADMIRAL O'NEIL RETIREs.-Rear-Ad-
rniral Charles ONeil was retired to-day account
OF age. lie was then detached from duty chief
Of the Bureau OF Ordnance and assigned to make a
personal mspgcu3n o. tlf c and TjTdn lie
Iapan Rear Admiral O'Nei was succeeded by
Bureau Of Equipment, whose place has been taken
by Rear-AdmiraI Henry ~ Manney
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain rRAc1s sTyLTEa 2s'9 - Iass3y ssfsrsa
c fl wHT !sE5su s ana rH5 eaga n''7'
WQonWAH9. artillery corps and Captains WILL
IAN MElGEI, and JAMES \. HUTTON, quarterTaas-
@ 5 91o 70 ' ss f aS tsr ssEa to meet at
Major MEDOEEM CRAWFORD artillery COPS from
general hospital. Washington Barracks to Fort Nc
NAVY.
Rear Admiral O. T. CONVERSE. detached Bureau Of
Equipment to Bureau OF Ordnance.
Medical Director y. n. FEEEBEE. detached yard.
Washington.
BY cable from Rear Admiral Evans. U. s. F. s
Kentucky Cayite. p l.. March II. 1904:
Captain II. L. ROOSEVELT. CavIte station. to home.
Lieutenant Comnaa-er Il T. MAYO. the Wisconsin to
Captain W. Il PARKER. cayi,e station. to the Kan
audsllanaa z. s LAND the Oregon. to the Kentucky.
Assisrau, Faymaster Z. Il COPE. to TIE Rainbow.
Lieutenant P WASHINGTON. the Raleigh. to the Wis
consi1.
MOVEMENTS or NAVAL. vEssELs-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported 10
the Navy Department
ARRIVE I'D
March 1.-THE Yankee and the E-ooklru e. san Juan
tie I-rerslree. -re Alabama. the Missouri and the
sF4-=-rl-r--= Pensacola, the t-etfIsa At Guantl
Marc I5-The Kentucky az Hong Kong The ~ Cano at
NlreF0. the. u-lr-ati CO tAtn-ALN t@e LStIl'Ie 81
Fa-snt1r R0als.
SAILED.
March ,4-The ssyao7s- from Havana 20 wasainston;
sae solasc. from Honolulu fsr San Francisco.
la sRETAGNE RELlEVEs Ia CHAMPAGNE.
The local ascent or .he French line received notice
Yesterday from the hOnf iace a HAVE that In
Champag-le would &c ,sEel or the Ness-YOrk ser
vice FOR oue trip 10 permit hc- beiug used fOr a
rip % Vera Cruz. Ia BrctasEc VIII make the trip