National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
MOVEMENTS OF THE OFFICERS.
Latest from the Camp, Garrison, aud Field-News
from the Navy.Yards and Quarterback
Gossip Among the Men who
Wear Epanettes.

Cantnin Iobn " cbicl,erino formo,lv i,onton.
mi sixih Ifni,od s,o,os Co,,ai,,, is ,ho oi,,,
III. oiAth Chiltu s'aes NuVhllyi Is IN inc clly'
MI. MI, FRANK :; DAVIDSON, formerly Lieutenant
Nim.l SaVniry, Is u clerk III the war department.
ing nniily OF Kear admiral george H. cooper
are located OF the Hygcia House at Fortress Mon
roe,
ei' Duhel purke, Formerly lieutenant rhteehth
ullihniyb IL now clerk III the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
once
Master Samuel G. Lemly, u 8. NJ, who has Just
returned from the Pnlos, Aslaic feet, Is placed on
waning orders
Captain Henry Anthony Bartlett Marine Corrs,
has been ordered TO temporary duty at the New
York Nayy-Ya
Captain Thomas Sharp, lieutenant Seventeenth
Infantry ana family worn In st PAM las, wool
rom Fort Yates. Dakota 80 ~
Lieutenant Frank Greene, Signal corps, arrived
back Mt Wala Walln. WASHINGTON Territory. April
Ia Sro,n Enrt Vaucn,'I , -''' F''
Iicntonant Ioroos II mol, sovorth Cavalry sta.
toned n, Fo,t Ah,obar, lincoln nototn hos been
cTgnied ieaye tor y month N'''N0'''' "'' 49,
sia,''vu ieaNe ivr d ~ Inon.u. Go, 60,
h'eS'enan. yo1,' " utVsnn' sevSn.n o",ay,
Easl from Fo,t yoies no i"s' en A0u'e
Lieutenant samuel d. Logan, Marine CORPS mas
Deen OSutened rom INC Mnrlne barracks mere ana
''I.ieu W VIZ ,,o !, 80, ,i
is on leave from bis station at Fort Concho, Tex
registered III New YORK Ihursday morning.
inc lato Captain Eugene d. gibbs assistant
quartcrmaster, United states Army, who died re-
Gently in New York city, was forty-eght years Of
age.
Passed Assistant surgeo Francis S. Nash, U. S
NJ, has been detached from tho League Island
Navy. Yard aud ordered TO duty nj the Nayal
Academy.
Tho old military reservation at the Dalcs Of
the Columbia River has been divided up into lots,
and is to be sold at Government sale, May H. next
Thursday.
Lieutenant David II. Wilson, adu,ant Twenty.
ffih Infantry. who Is stationed Mt Fort Randall.
Dakota, has been granted leave for month by
General Terry
Chaplain Richard Hayward U. s. N, who is Mt
tached TO the friyato Minnesota will deliver the
address Of the celebration at Newport, X. H. of
memorial 9.o, LAY. co.,o. ;, C ~ t., o.,...,
Ensign fldeno y. Carter U. ), N, is ordered 10
examination for promotion to master, to which
rank he has already been confirmed, 10 date
" 1, ~ ron1; = no,.,,.. p,.,. ,,o,,,.
Captain William L. Dougherty' First Infantry,
has been granted ten days further extension of
leave. Captain aud Mrs. Dougherty are now Wis
Ting In Washington.
Mrs. William s. Muse, wife of Captain Muse,
Marine Corps, is visiting at the Hygeia House,
Fortress Monroe. captain Muse is meet marine
officer OF the North Atlantic fleet.
Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey, Corps OF Engi-
neers, U. $. A. has been detailed TO report TO the
SeeIeIary OF Ste Iop day IN lhe proposed
monument W eA' iIcsiueht JeHerhon,
The youngest brother oil General Edward o. Q
Ord, Mr.. w. NJ; Ord died April 20, ut Santa Cruz,
Ill oI ie WE one Years oi age'
"" 60, Niasbir,,,a, yyii,ion, N nus Dee,
o"Nes ni'l'i ~ D ',N hIs'
Glass, was knocked down and somewhat injured
inst nohGay Nv tme Na ,,t Acnuey, py Icing run
So ~ ShnrIoS " SlhnI,
or' w. i-a. -, ~ SiH ~
.hNall!, ID VcnPolurg cicEh III tne ohce OF the
fhiei OF engineers, WAT Department, as substi-
tute IN place OF MS iather, during the lalters III
ness; ,--, ,-,-
ooionel george a. furlrg,on, captain Ninth cav
airy, was renewed from auly as recruiting oih-
Ger IN TINS CITY Friday, May o, Recruiting has
Deen suspended lot over month, OWING 10 alack
oil iunds tor the service.
Lieutenant George G. Grenough Fourth Artil-
lery, who has just completed the course at the Ar
! tillery School, and is now in Washington is
ordered to Jefferson barracks, Missouri to accom-
pany recruits 10 Arizona.
If the compulsory retirement CLAUSE In the
Army bill gratifes the Army by becoming law
| twill apply aso to the Marine Corps, and will
pace M1or w., m re,Irod II s siack quar'efaser OF
The CONSISTENCY steamer Gedney, Lieutenant
Commander Willard II. Bronson commanding, is
now located at smithvillc, N. c., and is working
along up the coast toward the Chesapeake. She
Is eHpeeteu " Nor'olh next nuoh'n.
| neu'enun' oeo'ge " helu, mailhe oorps' ue-
| tGched from the PORTSMOUTH Navy YARD and Or
| dered TO the Vandaia at Hampton Roads, reliey-
| ing Lieutenant Efnstus II. Robinson, who is or
dered TO the New York Navy-fard.
l
lieyed from command OF the North Atlantic fleet
| Monday, arrived here Thursday morning from
| Fortress monroe, ACCOMPANIED by Lieutenant
| George NJ. Iolteil, u s. N. who was his aide.
ReGr-Admiral George Henry Prcbe was elected
junior vice commander and Colonel Theodore A.
| Dodge a member of the Massachusetts Command
cry OF the Military order OF the Loyal Legion at
us sta'eu meelhs III Dos'oh last neuheSuay even
"e. ,,
| Major James X, watson, paymaster, arrived ut
| San Francisco April "a from Galveston, Texas, over
the Southern Pacific Railway, to take the next
steamer for Yokohama, where his family Is now
IesiuIhg. nu "heie Hs soes W eseoi' tnein 70 INC
~. notnoo.eo1, po,,,or o,rt0,, r,,., T.,
muJol pa'i ns "9,u "'Nv,' captain inilu III
| iantry, and Mrs. Parker who were recently in
Washington, reached ST. Paul last Sunday on their
way back 70 Their Army home at Fort Shaw,
Gommndoro F9Uhaii pnrler n Vi 'He l"'e
a,nnIon,on,ol ,o,i,Ion ,yos nroonn,oa In ,,,o
sono,o Thnr.dnv signed nv ncorlv oyor, 49,, rn
| oena'o inusu"!' s y! 49,; WY Amy
oihccr present IN me CITY, urging tne passage by
that Gody OF the clause IN the army appropriation
bill providing for compulsory retirement at sixty
TWO years Oh ase or aiter years service
Lieutenant george r. ohase' ihiru cavalry VINO
las JUST completed me course OF instruction at the
Artillery schooi' mas peeh oruefeu pacK from this
| city to Fortress Monroe on public business, and
then proceed TO join his regiment, which is under
orders to the scene OF the indian troubles III New
| Mexico ana Arizona.
Chief Engineer William s. Smith, u S. N of
| this city, has been detached from experimental
duty at the navy yard here and ordered TO duty
| on board the Kearsurge North Atlantic feet
which Is now at Hampton Roads. He win relieve
Chlei Elglheer lsqnc Il. McNary, who is detached
At Fort Boise, Idaho, last month, Private Ezra
& Harrison. Comuany A. Twenty. first InIan,rv
,.os oo,in1 as rnorLerot toraet .,roo,ioo -, ~
o,,oS c., hoiind ,ho stsnI1 p, 49,, "'iun Nv
sergeant Hire fired ron The 6c0yail rance ma
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