National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
MOVEMENTS OF THE OFFICERS,
Latest from the Camp, Harrison, and Fiold-News
from the Navy-Yards aud Quarterback
Gossip Among the Men who
Wear Epaulettcs.

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The Navy Mutual Aid Association has nearly six
hundred members having beneGciaries $3.50.
Sixty colored recruits have been ordered to
80 , cOIo'OI io0eu'r' -, 10 - MT 60
a aiTyan' ieNas' ironn st. LOUIS 'or '"e i9''"
Tiou,oront 1hoodoro Smith Fineonth Infantry.
1870, , ,,,, ,o ioa,so econ,
ns peen Bian'eu SIX mohtus sioN i'o'0 H''H
April l. ,,,-- >,,.,.,o.,,,,
a,,,ho, ovonsio
lnlantry' mas peen granted hVe ihon'hs eN's"sioH
oil SICK leave
Acting Assistant surgeon j. H. harmer, U, 3 n"
was IN san Antonio, Texas' last week. rum MS
post TAT fort Clark' ,-.--.,
Captain Stephen X. Mahon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Infantry, has been granted six months further ex-
tension Of sick leave -,
Commander Charles +. CLARK assumed command
| of the traininr.shiu New HAMPSHIRE, at Newport,
| last Monday morning.
The Army Mutual Aid Association numbered
s94 members March 20 which gives to bcneficinrics
| the full limit OF s2bOl
Colonel Edward ]. strang, assistant auartermas.
ter and Mrs siranR were at Galveston Texas, last
Saturday from New Orleans
| Tho snar doct bntterv Tho frigate Minnesota
has noon condemned ana will bc brourbt here on
| the Taliapoosa on her return
| Contoin Jobn l. RuIlis ueutenant Twenty.
| e,, ,s'r ~ g., - -, -. 40 ioct,
arn lie CIV & ,o' tro, , az i, Wcstern Texas
ECantain Td,yord 7 snau,ding second CAVALRY
VIZ ,s o roori,i, ATT, q, Now yort citv has
| bean granted one ,nonthis leave rom next Mon.
| dav e WV
| Lieutenant william d. Wright, Signal Corps
raoon,l, ro,,o,oi ro,, s,, ot sereoont is ordered
here from Augusta. ca TO report 10 General Hnzen
| for instrrctlons
| contoin N,,,,or, r, sroroor ossistop, surcao,
tt roo,storad a, ~ Tshht,t House o,, wedncs.
day, having recently arrived in the East nom Fort
| Cusur d'Alene Idaho.
| Passed Assistant. Surgeon Richard A. tJroubart
,,,.is i'-a,"sin,. w. en-, "a iss,sta,,t t,,
ginnsr william n KIM II q we're registered
In San francisco March 23
| Captain Harry /. Haskell lieutenant Twelfth
| rnfantr,, oido do. cor,D IN C,oneral Wilcox rom
| manding i'm ATizona was in San FRANCISCO last
| ,yoai, rroS,, Trnsar Hri1nna " ~
| Cornr,odore poirco Croshv arrival l,ero voster
dav for examination for nronotion IN admiral
and Is visiting Captain Matter w Queen u S. N, at
No. 1908 Connecticut Avenue.
A naval court of inquiry was in session this
week at the Norfolk Navy Yard to investigate the
nj Trnmstances Of n rccent collision bet,yeen The
ward tug Fortune and n trading sloop.
General August V. Kautz, colonel Eighth In
fantry, and Mrs. Kautz, and Major Cyrus A.
Earnest lieutenant Eighth Infantry, were in San
Francisco last week, from Angel Island.
The Italian frigate Christofo Colombo, Com
r,ordor Tohro,o orrived or San Ironcisco 70.
cently' and the oiicers have been elegantly en-
tertained by the Italian and other citizens there.
Lieutenant Colonel william ]. Volkmar, aide
de-camp TO General Sheridan captain Fifth Cav
alry) having completed the duty for which he was
ordered here in February is ordered to return to
his station at Chicago.
lieutenant. Commander Roswell d. Hitchcock.
who was recently relieved from duty on board the
training. shin New Hampshire. Mt Newport has
arrived in the city, and located at his home, No
l0l6 Fifteenth street.
| Captain Edwin f. Gardner and Captain Samuel
| N Pobinsou oro ordered IN dutv In tho Danart.
mont or tbe Columbia and Con,ain Iohn DcR
Walbach Gardiner to duty in Arizona. All arc
assistant surgeons in the army.
Lieutenant William o. Cory, Fifteenth Infantry
who is now in Brooklyn on six months leave, has
| hoon oor,rissIonod he coyorpor Corro, M n,
| aId do .camn on Tho qta N Of The Third New YorL
Brigade of State National Guards
, Cen,n,odoro c,onho, n Iwoa oo,or,o,d;,,, The
III, 80,
49, H., W." ~ ,hTs LII, @ .nt, ~
soii abput April 10 for his ernise in Enropean
waters with the Portsmouth and Saratoga.
| Cantain Andrew d. Mitohell most chnnlain II
diaa s,,ddo,, Ios, so,,rda,, Nornh os -
o. A., uieu suuuehy iast SATURDAY Nnich ~,
apoplexy, at Fort Grant, Ariz He was native
OF fennsyixYana, from when when S.a.e ne was up
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49,, 1880, ~ 1890 ,an, g.,
nns Dern ~ ono , nS, rol
@ nvn NJ W S III @ 20 ne e.sot , ny
ialeI sn nly y anu VA W apPiy
he war DeP"''nen. ioI nNo ihoh'i eAvehslon'
Major Daingerfield Parker, captain Third In
| fantry, who Is now in Washington with his family
has been ordered to report in person TO Genera
Terry on me expiration Of ms leave lie Is
my, " "S S,a c,S,,, q, an,
Inc uhhing-shlp ehfaVosai Oommahuer iarr'
@. Taylor, arrived at Newport last Sunday even
ing from Boston, to sail with the Portsmouth oil
her summer cruise to Europe she lost a larg
number of apprentices by desertion before leav
ing Boston.
Second Lieutenant Nathaniel J. Whitehead
Fourth Infantry has resigned to take effect Janu
\ airy /, 1883 and he has been igranted leave unit
that date from May /. He was born in, and ap