National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-28
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

. Hivuser'l' ~ h"iIiSOh W. w. NViOs' W " Az" '' Wv
the Eoblu House.
Cadet Engineer H. s. Elseife, U. s. N, Is visiting
~ NO 1910 Fliteehth street.
Lieutenant j. Rozier Claggott, Twenty third In
fantty, registered at the Ebbitt on Thursday.
Lieutenant Nathan ]. X. Patch, U. 8. N, was
in the city during the week. and quartereda at VIII
lard's.
Professor John r, soley, L. s. NJ was here last
Sunday from the Naval Academy, visiting at No.
20l3 street.
Major f. b. Grimes CAPTAIN and duarterm aster,
is at No. 1899 street ON leave and will be here
about month,
Lieutenant George F. Chase Third Cavalry, Is in
this city on leave from the Artillery School at
Fortress Monroe.
Pay Inspector Gilbert f. Thornton, U. s. N, Is
visiting ut No 1913 street, and will leave Monday
for his station at Boston.
Genorol John II. King. Colonel Ninth Infantry.
was In the city several days last week. on Ieaye
| from Fort Omaha Nebraska.
PASSED. Assistant surgoon !. II. Hail. IT, 8. N. mr.
rjvcd hero last Tuesday ON sick leave md Is liy.
ing at No. Gl2 Eighteenth street.
| tlcutpnont wuliotn Fitzhupb CArter. assistant
surgeon. II, s A.. arrived here Wednesday from
| Fort Concho. Texas and ia Mt the Ebbitt House
Mr. ssrob Ioaser dopgb,er or tho late Surgeon
Josepb Eaton. r. g A.. died suddenly on Thurs.
day Mt her residence No AZ Wyckofr street Brook.
Iyn
| cantoip Tbomaso se,rr,dgc T. g N who "a
| commanding tho Newnort Tornedo Station. ar.
rived here Yesterday on leoye and is visiting et
| M o0Is sirort
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tho city ycsicrdov nassing tbrouob from Norf,lL
| where hc has bccn on court.mnrtial duty for bis
home I'm BaItimore
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served an hoord ,bo Richmonds arrived ~ tho M.
| hin House Wednesdov
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or u, Cny no'I'' james h,NSr, arfi'eu W the ED
pi'house "euhesuay On leave
General William Thompson, captain retired,
formerly seventh cavalry, arrived mere TINS week
rom ms nome Ut bisliarck DIX ana Is squartered
NJ NO. 2oz zfout-ahu-a-haiI street.
The body of Duncan, the seaman whowas killed
on board the Frolic this week, has been ordered
by the board of officers ordered in the case to be
eShumed for further examination
Assistant Pnymaster Madison r. Calvert, U. S. N,
who was recently appointed, arrived at the -Ebbtt
Provisions and Clothing for instructions
The engagement of a daughter of Commodore
John H. upshur to one of the sons Of Secretary
Hunt, of the Navy, is announced. AS II is printed
In an evening publication, it does not appear TO
be authenticated.
Mrs. George W. Getty, wife of General Getty
colonel Third Artillery, commandant of the Ar
tillery School is here from Fortress Monroe visit
ing her neice Mrs John b. Davidson. At No 1925
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Civil Engineer Christopher C. wolcott, U, s. N,
recently anpointed from first lieutenant Third Ar
tillery has Leen detached from ten,norarv dutv Mt
| the Bureou of Yards and Docks Navy Denart
mcnt. and ordered to duty Mt the Mare Island
Nayy.Yard California.
Iieu,orsn, Charles T, crrlov sixr, I,oor,r,,
r,I,,od horo ,rh,,,1,,, ~, Lave rs,, rr,ah "a
v,Ii rou,oIn ui,6ut tyvh weeks No "a con ~ ,ho
| Iotn nov Dr Gnrlav who ,pas once noe,or or ,ho
| Nou, YorL Avnrrn prcsI,vter,on Chrroh IIo a.
visiting Mt M 0O7 Thirteenth street
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'eue'"' man w '''0 VI ""i,
G hlss .a'hellne Duer uIeu "l new brlshton
. staten lsaha' last wednesday, aged hinety-iour
years she was the u"uSn'er Oh Colohel william
h"'i VI WV 80 Wv '''"'' ""o was "'Vel.
/, ward CORONER III the regular atmy' inc funeral
ooN p'"'V f'""s "''o'iooi ~ ''"iii"e"' Long ISL
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captain Johh W. Cious twenty -iourth infantry
C Judgc-adVocate OF the Department OF Texas who
n has been at the Ebbilt Tor several weeks let yes
n lcIday evening, VIA Dayton ST. LOUIS ana Liltl'
S Rock ior MS station AT san Antonla' Captain
n Cious Is Dro'her'lh'aw OF Coiohei Henry Z. Cor
u DIN, assistant hGJu'aht'seherai'
Chaplin George G. Mullins, Twenty-llfth In
fantry, who is in charge of education In the army
Is still at the Ebbi from his station NJ st. Louis oil
u official business Mr.. Mullins gives hatterinl
accounts ofhe good results attained since the pres
cnt system OF army schools Was inaugrated in tin
I army, ana says that the interest of the men i
II daily growing. At some points 1t is almost i'm
II possible to obtain competent soldiers for detail a
u sChoOlmasters. Yet, even when that has been tn
easel is found that the post reading room, ,wthwel
l. selected books Of general interest and good sup
Q ply Of current newspapers and magazines, is hay
lug beneficial effect in stimulating the unedu
's Gated men TO improve themselves so as to bette
s. enjoy the benefits provided. He is urgent In I'D
Is vpcating the passage of the proposed bill authora
AZ ms ~ ",., ~ Nl- 9pso -, W eo' o. oa
st so'P' VI S.'.''u -"'"' '"y oo ','"'eu "u '','s
ier hchooh"H'ers, ne Is sure rom "ha' nc ha
observed Ill ms inspections ana inc Reports ro
81 cclveu rom distant posts 'hnl the auVaht"g'
y" when WouIa acciue 10 the service Would iar NOR
'hhh eompehS"'e Ior 'ne auu'uoh"i expense III
Cured
- The UHtef Scrl5ce Magazine for February Is nj
only valuable to the army ana navy, but Is of de
!, cded interest to civilians. The opening article
~, an extended discussion OF" Our Indian Question