New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
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rFRolf THE TRIBUNE sUREAU.l
Washington, April e
NEW OFFICIAL. TIP sC8EDULR-The Score
taEy OF the Navy has decided to curb the ten
oency OF naval officers 70 become extTavaganE
when travelling under orders at government exc
penSA In order, to be issued In few days.
he says1
as the maximum, but each case must stand upon
its Individual merit and the necessity for the
expenditure must clearly appear. An ofhoeT should
penditures while on government business as IL he
was expendicg his own money. In allowing accounts
dtoas viii Be e6nsidere en' ioi0'nS general con-
81 The rank Of the oh1cer and the duty On
(b) The accommodations that are available to
20 The circumstances under which travelling.
lQ The length of the journey and means %
{e) The necessities Of each particular case.
bursed for extraVaEant Or T uRncsa p e
.sC o Gsaq Of Supplies and accounts viii Inspect
regard to accompanying accounts to the depart
nent for approval No claims Will be allowed which
in any respect exceed the following maximum eli
Travel within the continental limits OF the United
Actual cost Of transportation. including Pullman
Hotel bills Of commissioned officers noe 70 ex-
Single meals, 81 eachi tip. 10 cents.
TIPS win not be allowed on par1or ca. e1sape
on Journey Of I'VE hours or longer. -.
Excess baggage allowed by the regulations and
charged for at regular rates.
Subsistence will not be allowed IN places adjacent
Travel outside Of United States:
Hotel bills, commissioned officers So day; necss-
sity for mourning such bills to be clearly shown.
TIPS at hotels. commissioned oficerS, 76 cents a
day; but not 70 exceed g 90 q week at same hotel
ten days not exceed so; eleven TO fifteen days
Os'I aoo fteea s days S' or less day: total tips
HoT HLseh gays % 33I y SS S'
etc. 81 a day.
Actual cost Of transportation when not 6ursrazhed
Mess Bill on board government vessel # OnlOsr is
travelling as a passenger
ORDERS IssUED-The following army. navy
and marine corps orders have been issued:
ARMY
The following officers Of the artillery corps ara
ordered 10 Rock Island Arsenal 20 famirRrizs
themselves with the 8-inch field artillery:
May sSgtan4 rE 19 Tip 9R3&2S E EBMAED
BERRY GEORGE W, GATCHELIA OSCAR Z
s EBSE7 VITA EfaAaT $E gfHUN W1lE I!I4 Nov
suno 5-oaptains STEPHEN NJ rooTE. CHARLES r.
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g LIEUTENANT DogGIAg 774 QAsKET 81 SEP
eide-de-camp his stan.
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Washington Barraeks
RFEaa:T snS5s Aa = SSo. DAGo home retired from
Major WILLIAM c; BORDEN, surgeon detailed 70 Esp-
tionRl Guard Association at St. Paul, June 10.
NAVY.
Commander A. MERIT. TO navy yard. Norfolk
E9 fassah4a b BsTy Ea HsSss
Commander A. REYNOLDS. detached navy yard. League
Island; TO command the Nevada
Commando 7. B. HOWARD. detached tho Nevada, home
Lieutenant Commander W. H ALDERDIcE. to Newport
1aeutsnan. W W BUSH detached the sGarshoad: to sAs
rieptsaants G 6. MITCHELL and v: ". PHELPS de-
tached Naval Academy to the Chesapeake.
Gable from commander IN chief Asiatio station.
Manila. April q:
Commander F. W. COFFIN detached Cavte station; to
Lieutenant Commander A W. GRANT detached the
Iss5sa; So5s8s ssd Il. Pro RSH detached on''
Lieutenant Commander K. SEYMOUR detached cavtts
| station; to yOkohonlA Hospital
I4'u dsFa n E. IRWIN 10 command n'' ''T''a0
lieutenant D. E. D1ssrUKEs. detached the callaO;
lieutenant r. " HENDERSON. detached the Oregon;
/ 10 command the Callao
Cayite station; 10 the Rainbow
Passed Assistant Payuast . D. W. NEs8Ir. detached
4 the Rainbow; to the Zanro-
! MARINE CORPS.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM G. POWELL assistant paynaster. 10
! Inspection department marine barracks League
1 Island
Captain GEORGE C. THORPE deaiie fs TO represent
tion Convention, St. Paul. June -
Captain JOHN A DAY and Second Lieutenant ALtaS-
! ~ AMBER NJ WATSON hold themselves IN readiness
for orders Philippines.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssE11s'-The fol
lowing movements of vessels have been reported to
/ the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 27-rbs Caesar Sanchez: the Sterling at Phla-
| depha-
| SAILED.
Anil 2s-The Stewart Guantanamo for Pensacola
April 2-Ths Hornet ana the Siren rom Washington for