National Republican., 1882-01-14

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| et,ast.' t,isa,a. H.. 4. s....,., r., oo,oo |
a,, ,nii, his 6,k a. ti ~ s,ot, e tb Nayy
| and ordered 10 tbe iRmestown which Is To como |
! around Cape Horn from san Francisco. This |
might look like hard lines for Mr. iunt INT MS il
is well. known that the Jamestown will be under |
repairs at least four months allcr she arrives on
this coast, and will nitcrward become one OF the
training vessels it shows how well sea.scrvice can
| DC looRed ahead ior.
Enslgns ~ n. Usher G. j. Boush, and f. w. Top |
pan have been ordered TO the gunnery Training
Snlp ~ Minnesoa ana MinsniPall e. w. mviygg g W
minaSo Soo,ge o iaGos has 81 pSg d m ihe rnane
| Deperiment I'm nnyvoynTd norfolk. Va, Ensign John
n No,tn t i, Al, - ,o,,ncdn statinn and ordered
to tho tpainine, s,,in Mipn"soia, Ensign Ridgeiy
| ordered to the Jamestown February Ensign +.
j. Vnton rom the photographic Once and or
ddered TO The Jamestowni Midshipman Charles IL.
Harlow, from the training ship Sarntoga ana or
dered to the jamestown.
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| Captain Iemuel A. Abbott, Sixth Cavalry, was
is Boston last Wednesday.
sixteen recruits are ordered to Santa Fe \. Mex,
| for the Twenty third Infantry.
Forty recruits are ordered to be sent 10 Santa Fo
| for the Thirteenth Infantry.
| Iientenaut Uenrv-T Monaban L. g. NJ arrived
at the Ebbit House Tuesday evening.
| The PInta Fourth ratc) will he brought TO the
| nayy.yard horc 10 have new boilers put in
Lieutenant Bogardus Eldrdqe, Tenth Infantry
arrived in the city Thursday from Buffalo, NY
C'aniain Thomas NJ MpDoupau sevruth Cavalrv
and Mrs NoDouynii are living nj No 12i4 X street
pavmastar Cha,los " elan,m II & N ion Nor.
| folk Mondnv pveninc Tor Ills home in New York
An the steam. .oneinecrinv employees At the
| Boston Nnvyyard have bret 6nrdughrd far Ian.
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| ronorisJ at thc Nor,nll Nasvvy yarJ Inst Mnndnv
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Lleu.ehant David S Mohltoh,e mas arriNe1 i e, w
Miar{ !"iu "ure anu ''asu'eu o"'i'i'''N VI '"e
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Comlnouors JOhh y FeDlSer arrived ~ ulo Ep-
nIuhouse nIu House lhursday AFTERNOON from MS iarn III
is.!''uu >,,.,,. ~.
Ensign CIiiord .. Boqsn is az she NoTok Mnvy,
| M MIulu Vu u nlsit 70 MS ihtneri NnN" No"9"uV'"i
"eoIge W. housn'
Lieutenant Frederick H. y" Eoslein, Lwenty-
,s, ss inaitry; s nus peeh Brah'eu '"eny ua5s ca
lIlhe Navy Department is informed OF tne deatn
on ine Stn lnsaht OF H. . lhompsoh' snip WRITER
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Lieutenant Henry w. Hnbben, Jr,, First Artll-
iery, with his wife aud child, registered at San
Francisco last week
Commodore Francis b Ellison, retired has re-.
tnrned 10 his home In Boston from his visit 10 his
son In Kansas City, Mo.
Captain Theodore A. Baldwin, Tenth Cavalry,
has been granted six months leave from February
l5 with permission 10 60 abroad
| Cantain Arthur Norris Eourtt Arti,lorv arrived
at F6rt Warren. Boston Harbor. last Monday. and
assumed cnnmand Of Tho most '''' ''' '
Nsior f,neon ,y,a,, coos,no ,,o,r,os,or nt.r,ro
cornS uas M ihe NnproiG Nav; gard iosi Tpa@dav
nsviny ofr ibc r,nns aa iha, s,a,inn '''
pSyins on 'ue ni@rincs ~ 'hu. STATION. MON,
LtcuteHhut ., ho1ie. ShiiSe't, iWcnty y-tniEu ~
riry, resiIet Oh mhsniglon, arfIVSH az inc
H','''s.o .on i'i",suoS o'' ~ ie"Ne iiuin Wv ~" meAOo
1enienans s nhomas VI DeiTees Filth Infantry,
ana stephen fiommedien Slocum ,h,ghleenth
inantry were IN Kansas city last week from Fort
hSa'en"ortn'
Lieutenant David j. GIDEON, Ninth Cavalry, Is
IiNling ~ No 10 I1io II street on SICK eave lie Is
reS Wn 20 o. inc eyes, whch Is feared
may result III plinunes'
Passed Assistant Surgeon Samuel H. Dickson
" :, ~, is ordered 70 DUTY as health o inspector at
ing the national health laws
Colonel William f. Merrill, Corps of Engineers
U: s. A., arrived at the Ebbitt House Wednesday
afternoon from Cincinnati on official business
and will remain until next week.
The order;rclioving Major Frederick W. Thibaut
lieutenant Sixth Infantry, from duty at the Fort
Leavenworth Prison, and ordering him to his regi-
ment In Utah. Is suspended until further orders.
The officers of the Enterprise all reported at the
| nayy.ynrd here last Tuesday for dntv and The
vessel Is now waiting for the Taiiapoos 10 arrive
from Norfolk with the crew TO 20 into commission
Lieutenant Walter s. SCHUYLER. Finb Cavalry
aide -de. cnmp on the STAFF Of General Crook was
in Chicago this week The Chicago naners loaned
him the q local rank" of Colonel Ii looked rirht
well
Commander John j. Read, L. 8. N. light -bouse
insneetor at st Jouis arrived at the Ehbit House
, wednesday morning, on leave from his station,
, and will remain about two weeks He SAYS he
, nno or Tho ,oro,,st s,v,d >,artt,,s o-o 0,,,,,
, nyshors ,ras shInned from hcra TbmrsioS, M ,
r Ynkohnmn Janan for the Tinted States Naval
uoSnitsi there II has forty paiIons cannoitv n nd
is mnnntcd on yybeeIs '''' s''''''' NP'O''' ""'
; Iio,,toNant Toh, TT ,,ooro n @ NJ ,u,o 500.
,,i iiooS aro,n ~ ;ho IA q S,t p. ~ Wiz ms
recently relieved from ron the od ir'gae Conslisq,
po pS, has Iepos't" avl u's as tne yI[oIiapnic
once, hnu nus hkem qunItsr5, ~ ~ thc lexington,
, corner NC" iolA avenue anu riitecn'h street'
! Lieutenant, Commander Isaac HazIett, Lieuten-
, ants Frank W. Na6or ana Joseph H. iullsicker,
Masters William q. Cutler and Cameron MGR.
Winslow, and Ensigns Albert g. Winterhalter and
, Thomas s. Rodgers were confirmed for the grades
! named ON Thursday by the senate.
At the annual meeting of the Army Mutual Aid
Association, held Tuesday evening at the Medical
Museum building, Generals Drum and Crane were
! unanimously reelected members of the executive
committee and all OF the proposed amendments TO
! out dissenting votes.
Z Lieutenant william W. Rhoades, U. s. NJ, who
\ is commanding the Bellevue naval maya zine op
| posite Alexandria, was in the city "Wednesday
), from his station. The naval authorities do not
q allow him launch, or men for commanding
. officers gig, SO he calls his outft OF horse and
I buggy she Bellevue dingey."
q Commander A. Schuyler CrowninshieId who
h recently commanded the training. ship Ports
: Captain Philip c. johnson, Chief Signal Officer OF
+. | the Navy This detail makes IL apparent that
o Captain Johnson intends TO make his office rather
4 | more than mere rendezvous TO collect and swan
h galey-yarns.
= Uospital Steward Charles X Sans Is ordered
Q from Dakota to Columbus Barracks Ohio; Hos
pital Steward Waldcmar i. Crosse Is ordered from
Columbus Barracks TO Newport Barracks, Ken
= tucky Hospital Steward Charles o. Schott Is or
Il dered from the Department of the South to the
q Department Of the Missouri for assignment and
Hospital Steward Charles ii. Bailey, now at Zanes-
II | VILE Ohio is ordered 10 the Department of DN
" tnto
. | Cadet MIdshipman George s. Welsh has been