Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-25

NAVAL ORDEKs.-Commander Henry L. john
son. ordered to command the ironcl ad steamer
Nantucket; Commander Albert S. Barker, to COM
mand the ironclad steamer MOntauk; Chief Engi-
neer Isaac r. McNary, TO the gunrery training
ship Minnesota; Passed Assistant Engineer VII
liam H. Narman, to the navy yard at Portsmouth,
y H.; Passed Assistant Engineer II. E. Frick and
Cadet Engineers Otto G. Grantner and H. G. Leo
pold, to the Montauk; Cadet Engineers Frank III.
Conant and William ii. p. Creighton, to the Nan.
tucket Lieutenant Oscar W. FarenhOlt has re-
ported his return from having been detached from
the M0nocacy, Asatic station, 10th of June. and
has been placed on waiting orders. Master How
ard S: Waring, Ensign George NJ. stoney, Passed
Assistant surgeon r. ID. Jones, Assistant Surgeon
J. D. Castillo, and Passed Assistant Engineer A.
'. Zane, detached from the late Rodgers, and or
dered to proceed home and wait orders Assista Mt
surgeon Thomas c. Craig. from the Jamestown,
ana ordered to the Montauk. Assistant Surgeon
John NJ. Edgar, from the receiving ship st. Louis,
and ordered to the Mo1tauk. Passed Assistant
Engineer 5. l.. Smith, from the Tennessee, and Or
dered 10 the navy yard, Boston. Passed Assista mt
Engineer L. w: Robinson, rom the Minnesota, ,and
ordered TO the Tennessee. Passed Assistant Engi-
neer John A. TObin, from special duty. and ordered
TO the MOntauk Passed Assistant Engineer C.. j.
MaeC0nnell, from the navy yard, New York. and
ordered to the Nantucket. Assistant Engineer F.
w. Bartlett, from the navy yard, Boston, and Or
dered to the Nantucket Sailmaker Herman Han
sen; lrcm The Washington navy yard, and ordered
to the Michigan.
PERsoSAL--Ex-SurgeoI General Barnes is con-
fined to his house by i,lness.--Mr. and Mrs J. F.
odkc anu iaiiiiy are spending rev weeks on their
farm near C1pe May.-Mr. Harry L. West, OF the
PoSt lett last evening for Newark, y. j., where he
VIII be married to-day TO Miss n. IT, Wright OF
tu1t clty--MtSS Irene L. Sy nGer OF this city and
her friend, Miss Irene Elehelberger, OF Baltimore
nave gone 10 ocean Grove for stay OF some time
II. 5. Lyon and L. Simmons. OF Washington were
passengers by the southern overland train to
arrive in San Francisco on TueSday.-Mrs. S. II.
Burns Is spending month at the FauQuier
S2ringS.---John T. Jones has gone to Ocean
Grove, for q few weeks yacatiOn.-EX- Represen-
tatiye Leonard Myers, OF Philadelphia, Is ar the
RggS---Arstarchi Bey and Col. 4. p. Morrow, OF
washington. were registered in New York last
ni5ht-George L. Harbin, r. NJ. Steel, and r f.
Smith. OF Washington, are among late arrivals at
Newport.-Carence Deringcr, OF Washington,
was registered at the y. Y. Herald Office In Paris
ycsterday.---Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Richards and p.
Ord OF Washington are registered at Saratoga.----
Mr.. Wm NJ. Shuster is spending couple OF weeks
at Atlantic City.-Mrs. A. G. Thomson is guest
3t York sulphur Springs.--PreSident Ciallaudet
has gone to Br1nford. Conn, for q stay or some
time.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young are enjoying
visit from their son, Rev. ". ii. Young, and his
orid".-Mrs. Alice Lyman has gone TO Ocean
county, n. j., for q months vacation.--Mr. and
Mrs. W. ~ II. Church and Louis J. Church are at
the Fanquier Spriugs---The following named
young Misses and Masters from Washington took
part In the beautiful masquerade ball aC Rock
Enon SpingS last Friday evening: Bessie Pratt,
AnguSta Walker, Louise Kaufman, Louis Karl,
Lotte and George Page, Charle; and May Cook.
Mamie Temple, TileStOn, May and Iaurance Ch afn-
bers, VIII Fitch. Margie Sinclair, Roy Heck
george Buchanan, Jack Cuttings, Robinson Riley