National Republican., 1882-11-13
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,

Rear Admiral Charles s. Boggs, U. s. N. and
Mrs. Boggs were in Paris on Thursday last.
Cadet Adam +. Pentz. fourth class, Military
Academy has resigned to date November TO-
Lieutenant Frank A. Edwards, First Cavalry
had a son born to him October 27 at Fort Klamath
Oregon.
Lieutenant Morris C. Vessels, Twenty fourth
Infantry, has been granted five months extension
OF leave.
Major David Krause captain Fourteenth In
fantry has been granted five months extension of
sick leave.
Colonel Joseph T. Haskell, captain Twenty third
Infantry, left Fort Leavenworth last Monday for
Cincinnati.
Major George NJ. Downey captain Twenty first
Infantry, has been granted four months extern
sion Of sick leave
Lieutenant Thomas n. Wood Marine Corps, ar
rived at San Francisco last Monday with his
bride, from this city.
General Elwell S. Otis, colonel Twentieth In
fantry, left Fort Leavenworth last Tuesday evening
for the East on leave for twenty days.
Paymaser John X. Carmody, U. S. NJ, with Mrs
Carmody and their two children was registered
in San Francisco on Thursday of last week.
Lieutenant George 7. Bartlett, Third Artillery,
has been transferred from Battery to Light Bat
terry 4, which is now at san Antonio, Texas
Assistant Paymaster J. b. Lowell, U. S. N, who
was recently appointed, has been ordered to In
struclion in the Bureau of Provisions and Cloth
ing.
Lieutenant Thomas II. Barry regimcntal quar-.
termaster First Infantry, who is now at Fort
Grant, Arizona, has been granted three months
leave
Major William Mckee Dunn, jr. captain Second
Artillery, arrived in Paris Thursday last from New
York. He has gone abroad to have his eyes
treated.
Captain John Q. Adams First Cavalry, left Fort
Ceur d'Alene, Idaho, last month, for the East on
leave. He has not been this side tho range" for
five years.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Newton NJ Wade. u
s. A.. who has just been appointed, has been or
dered from his home at Harvard. ILL.,, to duty in
Wyoming.
Colonel Ezra B, Kirk captain and assistant
quartermaster, has been granted six months
leave. He has been on duty for over three years
in charge of the depot at Bismarck, Oak.
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter of General Thomas
Wilson, U. S. A., chief commissary of General
Howards command, will be married next Wednes-
day evening, at Omaha, to Mr.. Warren Switzler
Lieutenant Commander Charles II. Pendleton
u s. N, who was detached from the flagship
Brooklyn, South Atlantic squadron has reported
his return home, and is placed on waiting orders
Mrs. Seth NJ. Ackley, of this city, wife of Lieu.
tenant Ackley, u S. N, and daughter OF the late
Major Cash, Marine Corps, arrived at San Fran
cisco on Thursday of last week, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Cash.
Lieutenant John Pitcher, First Cavalry, is to be
made regimental adjutant "a rumor from thecamp
says) in place OF Captain Franz X. Upham, Just
promo ted. This Will make Mr. Pitcher, who is a
son Of General Pitcher, U. S. A. first lieutenant
Master Howard s. waring, who was executive
officer Of the lost Arctic steamer Rodgers left Ohio
last Monday evening for San Francisco, where he
has gone TO be married TO lady whom he met
while the Inflated Rodgers was being fitted out
for her cruise
General John @. Tidball, lieutenant. colonel
Third Artillery, has been transferred to the First
and Lieu tenant Colonel Alexander Piper from
First TO the Third Artillery. No one but Colonel
George p. Andrews seems 10 care to go TO the Pa
cifc coast,
Lieutenant John I. Van orsdale. Seventh In.
fantry, invested $3.50 in three city lots in Bis
marck, OAK, last spring, and sold them last week
for 500. That makes him all right for changing
station to Fort David A. Russell, Wyoming 10
which he has been ordered.
The funeral Of the late Brevet Major General
Richard Arnold, U. s. A., who died last Wednes.
day, took place Thursday afternoon at Governors
Island with military honors. After the ceremonies
where the interment took place on Friday.
The recent promotion Of Lieutenant Frank Rid.
die Upham, First Cavalry, carries him TO the com.
mnnd Of Troop @, which Is stationed az Fort Bid
well, California. The Walla Walla UhiOn, while
eongratulatinR him on his promotion deplores
the loss Of himself and Mrs Upbam TO the society
OF Fort Wala Walla.
Colonel Charles Bentzoni's Company (B) and
Colonel Gaines Lawson's U, Of the Twenty inh
Infantry have been ordered from Fort Randall,
Dakota, to Fort Smelling Minnesota, TO take sta
ton. This Is the first instance remembered Of
colored troops in the regular Army being ordered
TO o desirable station,