National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04
Tie ARMY AND NAVY.
ELEMENTS OF THE OFFICERS.
LLost from the Camp, Garrison, and Field-Neus
FROM the Navy.Yards and Quarter-Deck
Gossip Among the Men who
Wear Epaulottes.

The repairs on the Alliance, at the Boston Navy
Yard, viii be completed Saturday.
Lieutenant Bogardus Eldridge, Tenth Infantry
arrived at the Ebbiu House Monday.
Captain william Wallace. Marine Corps, has
been granted two months sick leave.
Major George NJ sternberg, surgeon, U. s. A.,
WAS in Kansas City, Mo-, last week.
Lieutenant Arthur c. Ducat jr., Third Cavalry
has been granted sick leave for n month.
Colonel William Il. Gentry major Ninth Infan-
try arrived at the st. James Hotel Saturday.
Captain Emerson IL Liscum, Nineteenth In
fantry, was in San Antonio, Texas, last week.
Captain Albert E. woodson, Filth Cavalry, who
IS on sick leave, is visiting at Fort Clark, Texas
Major james NJ. Bell, captain Seventh Cavalry
and Mrs. Bell will arrive at the Ebbtt House next
week, accompanied by Mrs. Bells sister, to remain
a month. They are now visiting IN New York
city
Miss Greble, sister of Lieutenant Edwin st. j.
Greble, U. s, A., Is visiting Miss Gilion, Of street
Captain Thomas McGregor, First Cavalry, len
Fort Walla Walla, W. T., January II, for Fort Van
couyer.
Lieutenant Charles II. Steele, Eighteenth In.
fantry. arrived at the Ebbitt last Saturday from
Montana.
Major Horace Jewett, captain Fjsteenth Infantry,
left here Saturday evening for Harrisburg, to re-
ioln his family.
Lieutenant Michael o'Brion, Fourth Artillery
worth last week.
Major Charles ]. Dickey, captain Twenty second
Infantry, has been granted leave from San An.
tonic, Texas, for month.
The repairs to the training.shi Saratoga. al
Boston, will not be completed before March 20, SO
rs TO enable her to go to sea.
The side-wheel frigate Powhatan Captain Ed
mond o. Matthews, arrived at the Norfolk Navy
Yard last Saturday from Boston.
Lieutenant Charles l.. Gurley, Sixth Infantry
who is visiting his relatives here, has been granted
two months extension OF leave.
Ensign William S. Benson and Midshpmau
Richard NJ. Hughes reported on board the Alliance
Of Boston, last Saturday for duty.
Assistant Surgeon Thomas J. G. Maddox, U. S. A.
who was appointed last October, repo rted at For
Clark, Texas, January 49, for duty.
Lieutenant william L. Almy, Filth Cavalry, thu
,on of Rear Admiral Almy, has been granted one
months leave from Fort Sidney, Nebraska.
The Ninth Cavalry and a regiment of infantry
nnder command of General Edward Hatch, will be
lent into Southern Colorado in the spring.
Captain George X. Spencer lieutenant Nine.
leenth Infantry, was in San Antonio, Texas, las
neck, en- route from the North TO his station. .
Lieutenant Henry Whiting, Marine Corps. ha'
been granted thirty days leave from next Mon
day, with permission to apply for an exten'
non.
General Nelson A. Miles, commanding the
Department of the Columbia, arrived at For
Walla Walla, w. T., January Is, on an oflicia
Visit
Thirty Eve recruits have been ordered to be sen
10 Fort Lowell. Arizona, for the Twelfth Infantry
leentb Infantry
Chaplain John woart U. S. A., is relieved from
duty at Fort Leavenwortb, Kansas and ordered L
report to General Mcdowell, at San Francisco 70
Assignment TO post.
Cantain Thaddeus $. Kirkland. seventb Infantry
arrived at 81 paul January % from Fort Buford
Dakota, en- route East, on leave, He remained a
cantain C,eorce r Price Fif,h Cavalry the his
,oriap of his regime mt has been granted month
leave by General Cook, with permission TO appl.
or two mouths extension
The midshipmen at the Naval Academy gave
handsome german last Saturday evening in ole
Fort Severn, at which number OF persons wer,
present from washington
Captain George W. Chilson's troop, 9, Eight
Cavalry, IL ordered TO take station at Mayer
Spring on pecos River Texas early this montl
relieving Troop (COsters).
The Powhatsn, Captain Edmund G. Matthews
arrived at the Hampton Roads naval auchorag
on Friday night of last week. and went up to tn
NotfOld Navy Yard last Monday,
General Hancock is as regular M clock III hi
habits. Every afternoon at the same hour Ia
sahes nap o. certain Iehgtn ms Is supple
'sn'cu ny maiA aroui,u .ne is"uu.
Lieutenant Thomas W. Symons, Corps Of En-
gineers, U. ). A., was in San Francisco last weel
rom sott vancouver where ne n eneinSer an'
ma e. IN a, ou no i I''a y,
pau poSs "ho sVoLe lnlWay trains shouiu ID
mRde an example or The first thing we know on
VI lnein may throw stone AZ me onlted state
U,,iia,,' ~ $780,, ~. ~,
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EooiLt House Monday evening, under orders y
LoE 1,y as aSsiSaht 70 hSar JONI
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To- - Lee VINO Will Ee'urii 10 DIS sVaioh AZ bul
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w., ,,' W. yeai9 nii oouls ShuiSn' u
BE was the father of Paymaster Edward Bellows
"cehu! VI the navy
Chaplain George G. Mullins, Twenty-fflh In
iAhtry' VINO IL III charge OF education III the army
,Il i appear before tnS louise Military Commits
nis,i ~, W huVyysa,o inc PassaSe Oh the OIL
fenunB 10 army chepihhs,
The garrison at Fort Clark, Texas, now com
prises twelve companies, besides the company o
Indian scouts. rumor is prevalent there tina
tho posi- y 70 DC abandoned anu new ont
s,s" $500 ~ ,,s ' ivOas >,
hiss hucher, 'ho uhush'or " uenerui Daliiei
Rucker, and sister of the wife Of Lieutenant Gen
sral sheridan, has returned to her home In Phila
nlpnla amer seycral WeeRs VISIT mere 10 GENERA
can,ai,, Erao,, n patSa,,n F,t, ror.,t.,
,,,s,'l "a,,,as,an, S.,ara, ,,;in., a,ag iroa a!
yuuRe-huNoca'e on ueherm Mics s'hn arrived IL
ban Francisco January "a TO meet and escort MIS-
Baldwin and their daughter 10 his station Mt For
F"heouVei, washington tefrU?ry'
new iorH sea captain, VINO mas peei anoa
Ioi more 'nah Ioi'y years says ne never yeI near
2 sailor use snch expressions us shiyer M
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kosu nanb " u U i,.. DC 70 an I' I
Lieutenant george Ritter burnett Fourth cavalry
who has been visiting here for several weeks, ha
been ordered to New York to accompany detuch
ment Of recruits TO New Mexico Tor me Ihirleent
hlahIy, H'er Mhioh ne "i'' , reJoi'i nis uoop
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