New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
tFRoM THE TRIBUNE BrREAr.1


the statutes to mitigate punishment
ARMY UNIFORMS IN GREAT QuANTITY-
The quarteraster general Of the army viii shortly
invite bids in New-Yorl and other principal cities
for material 70 be furnished TO the enlisted force
OF the army under the uniform regulations recently
adopted Among the articles 70 De furnished are
seventy thousand overcoats. sixty thousand
ereeches for foot soldiers. fifty thousand breeehes
goats. No more dress uniforms win be purchased
epparel having been omitted from the approved reg
lIauons, which apply not only 10 the regular estab
Isnnent. put 70 the enlisted force or the organized
been at the War Department asking II an exception
desire the retention or the dress uniform as ena-
bling them TO make more attractive appearance
are not disposed to make any change in the regala-
tons either FOR the army or militia There is q
ment and expense having already been imposed H.
the numerous changes which have been made.
NAVAL PAY DECISION.-In deciding the case
OF the United States against Crosley to-day the
Supreme Court OF the United States held that an
aid admiral IS entitled 500 extra pay
year. are aids to major generals in the army
but not to the mounted" Fay allowed to ads in
the army. The suit was brought under the Nav
Personnel act. The opinion was delivered BY Jus
tice Day He said that the extra pay for mounting
Is Is intended 70 aPPiy only to officers who may 5Sss
therefore naval officers could not become hsEe-
ieiaries under the provisions Of law allowing it
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued;
ARMY
R4FFERrY y sSrEeo5 srs'y WIZ I9P al 31a of RAF
FERTY, artillery corps. ami CLINT c. HEARN
SrEARNs. United states Army and Ca1tain FRANK
r. HARRIS artillery corps recorder detailed exam
Ma -
ANDERSON, artillery corps. detailed member ot ne
tain CLINT c. HEARN. ar,iIery corps
Following artillery officers before hoard Fort Mmree
RA1Pa ia"9P GRANGER nc GWYyv r HISC0CS
DAN T. MOORE, CLARENCE r. SMITH and ~ ;
SELL p REEDER; Second Lieutena1ts p. "a ;
BROWN FRANK R. WEEKS. WILLIAM :
BROWNING. FRANCIS W CI4AEaFl. First Liea5sni9t
RERSF = ETyHR6 ssSF1F1B SeDST1 M WILLIAM P
ENNIS and ARTHUR r. BRYANT. Cap,airs " Az
Rem P. NEwCOMB and CHARLES L. PHILIPS
Colonel EDWARD B PRATT so,a Infantry LisgIsRa9 S,sr
WILSON Y STANPER to 81 Infantry. 9s1 Sa2ss1.
e RABcocE to sta infanrg - P1SiEI : XELse
10 25th Infantry. ARCHIE , HARRlS - ,5 - IT. ~
IIeuteuants ELLIOT ClZIARC 1st Infantry Ais n
fntsntry- and EMERY r SMITH to S0,s lnsanrrs;
First Lieutenant ROBERT w. REYNOLDS 70 -
Following officers artillery CORPS school q sas11s
PsfsTes Fort IT., f95sn S I2 52E 'sf4IPr j1NEs
NJ. WILLIAMS. EDWIN IANpoN CLa66s5SSs &
XsERSErf44 sE1RlSSE ARrfirR s coTSIIN JAMES F
BRADY and HARRY c. BISHOP.
NAVY.
Commander G. b HARBER detached ,hs New or'''s
home, await orders.
Commanders T NJ POTTS and v h. ALLEN, N,,lL5s Ls5
tenant Commanders c. W KLINE. & ~
MICK. W. W GILMER. r. z. CCONIA " r
BCLLARD and III. X. HINES Llelss i.tI"9 ~ r.
SHAPLEY. c. W. COLE. Fl. II. E(f-NL,e,.-rs
SAYLES. Jr.. J. W. GREENSLADts W > .ls-l
]. Fl. TOMB and c. Z. COURTNEY, cofnii-ss -
Lieutenant H / CONE. 10 naval torpedo station ~
Tagansett Bay
Colonel H. C. CoCHRANE. placed retired is'
marine corps.
Colonel p ST. c MURPHY commissioned in EA''-'
corps.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSEIS-Ins 81,
lowing movements CT vessels have been rep0'
the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
January aD-The Chattanooga az Boston.
January 21-Ths Hull and the Truxtun al Char.e''s
January 22-The Nero Nongevideo. the 1@nAso b
BoStOn; the Newark AT S2nt1 LoaiAsee,
Peoria and the Cesar CUlebIa; -
HanKow; the MonadnocS and tae BrataS AZ A1HS'
January 2l-The Minneapolis from SeW-IorS i' -. flH
the MarblcheaG frCm Caia0 t1r Fan,siis NeNr
and the Truxtun from Norfolk Tor Charlest -sakfsa
orleans from Honolulu fer Mare sani VI ,se New
from Newport for Boston. the sterling - '
fruTn Culebra for Dante Domingo C1tN h..
January 22-The Baltimore from Hong kenS iof N"