National Republican., 1882-11-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Lieutenant Samuel NJ. Mills, Fifth Artillery, has
been ordered here for signal duty.
One officer and forty-two men are under treat
ment at the Norfolk Naval Hospital.
General Ranad Sldell Mackenzie, U. S. A., was
at Fort Leavenworth last Wednesday from Santa
Fe.
Major Samuel L. Woodward lieutenant Tenth
Cavalry, has been granted five months extension
of leave
Colonel Henry B. Reese, paymaster, U. s. A. has
been granted six months further extension Of
sick leave.
Lieutenant Albert J. Dabney and Master Reg
inald #. Nicholson, U. S. N, are ordered to the
photographic Office.
Mrs. John N. Coe, wife of Captain Coe, Twen-
tieth Infantry. has returned to Fort LeayenwOrth
from visit 10 Minnesota.
Lieutenant Eugene D. f. Heald, U. s. N, has
been detached from the Naval Academy, and Or
dered to Coast Survey duty.
Lieutenant f. Beers Taylor and Lieutenant
Philip p Powell, Ninth Cavalry, are each granted
two months extension of leave.
Lieutenant George W. Goethals Corps of En-
gineers, U. 8. A., arrived at San Francisco last
week. EN- route for Fort Vancouver.
Headquarters and staff and two companies of
the Twenty -fiflh Infantry arrived at Fort SHELL
ing, Mimi, last Monday to take station.
Ensign Waldemar d. Rose U. S. N, who was
recently sick leave, is ordered to the receiving
ship Colorado, at the New York navy-yard.
General John Gibson, colonel Seventh Infantry,
with the rest of his regiment, left Fort Smelling
last Tuesday for the new stations in Wyoming.
Captain Charles A. H. McCauley, assistant
quartermaster. U. A., who is stationed at Ogden,
Utah, is at his home at Reading, Pa, on leave.
| Commodore Charles II. Baldwin, U. S. N, has
gone TO the Pacific coast on light house business,
and arrived at San Francisco on Th ursday of last
week.
General Thomas G. Pitcher, U. S. A., Mrs
Pitcher, and Lieuten ant John Pitcher, First Cav
-'5GnSssd Gomnssnsd through Omaha last Monday for San
o,Nr,apn pE a, Captain Unarles A.,,,,,,
fantry. under com Matter Clifford Seventh n In
Chipman, lieutenant colonel uF -.,oraI H.. ~
rived ut Omaha last Sunday via 81: srIrxip.I. u.
| Fort Pembna, Dakota, ell route 10 Fort pi''eS''
| Wyoming, TO take station. t.,-
Passed Assistant Engineer James NJ Hobby reI
| tred) U. s. NJ, uled rrluay' NoNenios, 80
| Mcdford. Mass He was q native OF MASSACHUSETTS
entered the service June 4 & isSf, Ok ,Sss and re-
Hrsd October i9, 1870. Since retiring he has re
sided most of the time at Maiden Mass.
General Samuel Breck, assistant aoJu utaht
general, and Mrs. Breck left Fort sheihhg Hs
Mondoy for his old home near Middleooro, Mass
",so',5 THANKSGIVING day at home for the frs
tine in twenty live years. They VIII DC eon
ahout two months, and during General b1eck
abSence Colonel Robert p. Hughes, captain M n
9DsenH~ sty aide camp to General Terry, will at
| as adiuiant-general OF the Depat'inen' VI DaAo'
Major David Krause, senior captain Fourteen'
: Infantry. arrived at his home in NorrlsloWh' IA
this week from the cantonment OF the oheon
E narre River, Colorado, on sick leave lie is a a
aicted with spinal disease which Prsysah wa Wbi,
has also nHeeIed his eyes. He was obliged TO VA
!. the Attendance OH the trip of medical ie SIIe'
y and there is no hope that he Will ever DC ap'e
u do duty again ,,,-.. coyo,
x General Cuvier Grover, colonel First oaVat
,e ne bas written to the War Department requesh
E. that no promotion be made to fill the vacau
lg created by the promotion of First Leu'eni
ID Frank Kidder Upham to captain, as he intene
to appoint second lieutenant as Rce tar
lis iiuiant ia Lieutenant Frederick s. F0Ltz "
graduated in 1879, although rnmof LEANS came n sna
ne nrnmote him to tirst lienteuant.