New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau.l


,,yr>,>-rAr ARMY AND NAVY F1GHTS.-The
-yar Department and the Navy Department nave
received the reports made by army ana navy Oh
fears detailed as observers and umpires during 'he
naval and artillery corps exercises helo IN N'ss~
peake Bay and the Potomac in June. u
7l,asa renorts will not be given out in any puDIic
form but they have been copied and sent TO 'ile
officers in charge OF supplies, so as TO give .Iei
information desired of defects in materlai anu al
roefhods 1t is realized that while there may De
oh4sations 10 rnanruvres on large scale, such as
those held a year in Virginia there Is On 'l0
other hand every reason why there shoUiu DC "a
ercises OF less expensive character 10 conn
20 the efficiency of the personnel anu a,ori
The Recommendation has been mace 20 tie ~ Ios co.
STAFF that these exercises Shouiu erio5 70 he de-
voted 10 the discussion OF the reports ana the 9S-
ale 80 6otb services in outlining plans Of
changes have been recommended by proLesSIoltbSI
ably be used in connection with the reports ste to Se g
from the army and navy Ie rornas11on or tne
general scheme Of coast oeIehSe ol5np Joint exer-
that provision will be made tor hoiui"s '''-N
cises every TWO years.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY.
captain RoMULUs WALTON 9th IR 1 ds5esa
g4.tsnsn. SYLVESTER C. IoRING. 9th Is-
pry BEFORE board Sheridan examination for
s.,,ns Issn,snsnt HARRY W. GREGG. I4th Infantry.
ssoena toe boad vancouver Barracks examination for
e-,ers1 WILLIAM WHEELER, to 22d Infantry.
.TIsut,asnt colonel CHARLES ST. J. cHUBB. to % In
Metz ANDREW s. ROWAN to 18th Infantry.
relieving assistant from statIons desgnatsd to
Msns; osPsaiRc captain aM B2sfL II bUTcHER Fort
I j0s iss-----'
IisssTy general to Department q Sa1if9Fnla ma as
sh.S eomssa who viii proceed to Department
Re lakes ms CHIEF commissary.
NAVY.
cszznazasr 9 A MERRIAM, detached the DiHis homo
;cozunanesr G. H STAFFORD retired detached the
4..snsn, Commanded P WILLIAMS 10 the Charleston
zssutensnt Commander E T. wITHERsPooN. detached
che Hancock: to the Psducah
1ssutsnsnt A. N MITCHELL detached the Independence
% the chicago.
1asut.nan. K N BENNETT. detached navy yard Nor
folk; 70 command the Marlborough
aAsessos sDts r. MOODY detached the 'H'''S'' ''
7,s-+s,sr, p 1 CURTIN to command ths Talbot
rs.rtensnt A H. MACARTHY detached the MacDon-
ongh to command the strfnghaIn.
E-n.srn d FRIEDRICH detached the Galveston TO the
NacDonough.
,,,ssrn B T. BuIMER detached Caesar home. wait
s5.1rn J o. FISHER. 20 Galveston.
1cnxagn c. DkRsT TO the Dolphin.
s6astoal INSPECTOR n H. DRAKE detached navy yard
Norfolk: home wait orders
Medical Inspector S. H DICKSON to navy garo ootA
5gsx.d Assistant Surgeon W. H. BELL detached the
Dixie; home. wait orders
Assistant Surgeon F. E PORTER defacneo the oNle 10
naval hospital. New-Hork
Acting Assistant Surgeon C K. VIM detached the
Caesar hons. wait orders
s,..as Ass.~tsnt Payrnaster D c CRowElIA detached
rSa Dixie; home settle accounts walt orders
MOVEMENTS OF Observation-Disclosures Of
naval vessels have been reported follows:
ARRIVED.
October 1.-THE General Aiava and the cuiros. at
rankov; the Talbot at Annapolis; the Colorsoo az
and the Lawrence az Boston;
~. Torden at New-London: the Blaksley, at New
York.
r4ohe- f5-The Paducah New-Igondon the Potomac
and me Arethuisa, Hampton Roads; me olympia
al Monte Cristi; Hordan, at ProVfnceto~n
SAILED.
,...- a Tho Colorado from Bradford Newport;
me Nina and lawrence from frovinoetoHn Tor
Boston: the Worden. from New-London for EroFince-
town the Blakeley from Newport for New orki me
Paducsh from 9Teenport tcr New-Lonconi the
0i-mpis ron Guantanamo for Monte Cristi
October 1.-THE Minneapolis. from Vile Franche 1or
Genoa: the Bennington placed Out O. CoilAiA"9iOIi
Navy Yard Mare Ireland