New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
TFrona Tho Tribune Bureau

IFron, Tho Tribune Bureau
Washington. February g.
BOARDING HOUSE BENEFITS-General cro-
sier chief OF ordnance OF the army. does not de-
sire 20 have built al Sandy Hook. where the
Ordnance Department has its proving ground
building or buildings for the accommodation OF
officers on duty there Those officers are proVioeo
with quarters in New-York City. being ello"eu
Communication for that purpose, and while Oh
actual duty a. the proving ground they stay al
house the reservation. the maintenance OF winch
10 paid out OF allotment of g 80 day some OIL
the officers would like have quarters where they
might be accommodated with their families. out
General crozier has disspproved the project ana IN
sisted that it is advantageous IN , eysy ar SANDY
sHook One reason is the close assooson o OF SUCH I5
oceSsions n IS found they naturally discuss ord
subjects and this professional conyersd s
era crozier has urged that the allowance Of s. 80
Gay -, pe ans@5,rS house the total cost OF which
IS found be 5000 year.
NAVAL, ACADEMY HAzING PRoBLEM.-Rear
Admiral Sands the superintendent OF the Naval
Academy is in favor Of Congressional investi-
cation OF the question Of hazing at Annapolis ana
he has Informed the House Naval Committee that
he VIII make no inquiry into the conduct or atti-
,ua. OF anv officer attached 10 that institution
unless specific charges are brought against inoi-
vouals In q recent hearing before the coulmittee
ess AraI ana otber ooers of the academy did
not hsbitusy cover up known cases OF h5zne, ana
such suggestion was made 10 him me s sa,
sndent has also p %ae ne T scre
tsry Bonaparte as a means OF preventing haz2ihs;
or az least OF Furnishing the offenders he is hard
al work on a new set OF regulations which are in;
tended 70 replace the OLD rules %eh wsrS 1Dua
Many of the regulations imposed by Rear admiral
ID Is considered that the new regulations will
fablish better discipline repose better conoence IN
midshipmen and officers
METROPOLITAN DEFENCES-The War De-
parnent is in receipt OF the report OF the cost to
date Of the fire control installation at the eastern
entrance TO New-YorlS Harbor. There has been ex-
pended so far this work the sum OF $4,000. and
the local engineer who has charge of the installation
has made arrangements for the disbursement OF
an additional SIS 900 which. it is now estimated VIII
designed TO serve the armament of sixteen Pinch
rnortars and two e-inch rifles at Fort Slocum; two
and eight l2-inch mortars, two Finch rifles two
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
Colonel HENRY o. s HEIsTAND, military secretary.
&ss caoB R JOHN EerPS ER RP' General sa
srtlery school. Fort Monroe
Second Lieutenant CHESTER H LOOP. 18th Infantry. to
Fort Sayard.
Second Lieutenant P N STEVENS go Intan:yy before
Plattsburg Barracks. for examination Tor pro-
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Il b SOILE and 2. II. MADISON. Ensign n 70
CRITTENDEN and Medical inspector J. NJ STEEL
commissioned.
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orders
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