National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-12
ARMY AND NAVY Jews.

Tho resignation Of Lieut.. Frank Guertn, u
S. N, has been accepted to take effect August
| !, 1855.
Capt. Mylcs Moylan 7th cavalry, has been
detailed ms inspector OF Indian supplies at
Rapid City, Oak,
Gen. Cuyer Grover, LIST cavalry, was at st.
Paul last Thursday, en- route to the east from
Montana, on leave.
Hospital Steward James A. Lesley, U. S. A.,
Ceccntly appointedl, has been assigned to
duty ut Fort Lewis, Col.
Lieut. John H. Beacon, Sd infantry, has been
granted thirty days leave from Aug. 10 from
his station at Fort Shaw, Mont.
Lieut.. ]. f, Reynolds, LIST cavalry, has had
his leave extended until Sept. 20 from the
army school at Fort Leavcnworth.
Lieut. Gonzales S. Bingham, 9th cavaly who
has Just been transferred from the 9TH Infantry,
will be stationed at Fort Elliott, Tex.
Lieut. Col. Charles Page, surgeon, U. S. A.,
| arrived ut Fort Lcavenworth last Friday TO
report for duty as medical director of the de.
| pGrtmcnt of Missouri lie was accompanied
by his family
Capt Arthur Macarthur, 18th infantry, has
been ordered to Fort Craig from Fort Selden,
| NJ. NJ, on public business and will return on
its completion.
Hospital Steward Herman Harbers, u. S. A.,
! VIII be granted iurlOugh for four months to
take effect on his rc'cnlistment at Fort stan
ton New Mexico.
Lieut.. Edwin ST. John Grcble, I'd artillery,
who is spending his leave from Fort Leayen.
worth, has gone to Narragansett Pier to spend
! part OF his leave
First Lieut.. James Sellmer Marsteller, 9th
infantry, has reported at Fort Leavenworth for
competition for place on the rifle team of the
department of Missouri.
Mai, William L. Drum, l4th infantry, has
been detailed as acting inspector general OF
the department of the Columbia, on the stat
of Gen, Nelson A. Miles.
Lieut.. Robert d. Read, IT,, 10th cavalry, who
was recently granted leave for n month lef
Fort LGavenworth last Thursday for mis- home
at GAINESVILLE, Tenn, to spend his leave.
Maj. George h. Russell, captain 9th infantry
acting inspector general on the staff of Gen. q
G. Augur has returned with his family to Fort
Leavenworth nom the east, where he spent a
short leave,
Gen. Luther =. Bradley, colonel 18th in
fantTy, commanding the district of New Mex
leo left santa Fe last week, via Espanola, fol
Fort Lewis, Col, on a tour of inspection, and
Will return via Pueblo, Rio Colorado and Fort
Union.
Capt Forest II. Hathaway, assistant quarter
master U. S. A., and Mrs. Hathaway left Bis
marck, Dak Saturday last for Fort Leaven
worth, where the captain is ordered as quar-
termaster ofth military prison, under Gen. A
7. Blunt.
Maj. Abraham X, Arnold, 9Th cavalry, will
be relieved from duty aug. Is friday as act
ing inspector general for the department, anC
ordered to join his regiment In New Mexico
In the order relieving him Gen. George Crool
took occasion to express his thanks TO Maj
Arnold for the very satisfactory manner Ii
which his duties had been performed,
Tho following named officers have been de
tailed in the department of Dakota by Gen
Alfred II. Terry to inspect Indian annuit.
goods: Capt. Edward Morale, 30 infantry, a
Blackfeet agency, Mont; Capt, HenryS Howe
18th infantry, Standing Rock agency, Oak.
Capt John W. Bean, 10th infantry, Lowe
Brnle agency, Oak: First Lieut.. VIM. Hoh
man, nth infantry, Cheyenne river and Grow
greek agencies, Daka and Capt, Thomas y
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