The Washington critic., 1885-11-18
THE ARuY IND NAVY.
Matters Interesting to All Members of
tho Service.

Matters Interesting To All McmbcrN ol
the Service.
Thhty.six recruits have been ordered to
the Seventh Cavalry.
Private John Dolan. Troop G., Fourth
Cavalry, has been granted four months
furlough from Fort Bowie, Arizona.
First Lieutenant Frederick 7. Robinson,
Second Cavalry, is relieved from jefferson
Barracks, Missouri, and ordered to his
troops.
First Lieutenant George X. Spencer,
Nineteenth Infantry, being found disabled
for active service, is placed on sick leave,
awaiting retirement,
Colonel Joseph c. Breckenridge, lnspcc-
tor-Gcneral of the Division Of the Missouri,
was ordered last Saturday to Fort Leaven-
worth on public business.
Captain Joshua W. Jacobs, assistant
quartcrmaster, L. s. A., is ordered from
duty here to Atlanta, Ga, to construct the
new army post to he established there.
First Lieutenant Robert ID. Read, ir.
Tenth Cavalry, has relieved First Lieutenant
George II. Evans, same regiment, as re-
cruitng officer ut Fort Thomas, Ariz
Lieutenant Eugene f. Ladd, Ninth Cav
airy, at Fort Mckinney, Wyoming, has
been granted one months leave, with per
mission to apply for months extension.
NuptulH NyIus =. hOUeIls, ScNcntecuJn
Infantry, acting aide-de-camp to General
Crook, has been ordered from Fort Bowie
to Whipple Barracks, Arizona, under special
instructions.
First Lieutenant William II. Hammer,
Twentieth Infantry, and George Frederick
Cooke, Fifteenth Infantry, have been or
dcred to duty at the Fort Leavenworth
Military Prison.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles G.. Bartlett,
First Infantry, inspector Of rifle practice on
Mnior-Gcncral Schollcld's staff, has been
granted fourteen days extension Of leave
| from last Monday.
Major General Schoncd has authorized
furloughs of four months each to Corporal
Russell Atkinson, Company |, Twenty
fourth Infantry, and Private Joseph J.. Fell,
Troop c, Seventh Cavalry.
The Navy Board Of Inspection left here
last night, accompanied by Major Augustus
! 5. Nicholson, Marine Corps, for New York,
TO inspect the frigatc Brooklyn, which is
lying at the East River anchorage there.
Corporal c. A. Wheeler, Company A,
| First Infantry, and Privates Otto Herman
Troop b, aud William Abbott, Troop d.
Fourth Cavalry, have been ordered to the
| field IN Arizona as second-class hospital
stewards
First Lieutenant Alexander Ogle, Seven
|
racks, Ohio, last Monday morning, from
Fort Smelling, Mimi. where he went II
charge of detachment of recruits.
Lieutennnts Harry G. Benson, Fourtl
Cavalry, and Leighton Finley and William
l.. Shipp, Tenth Cavalry, have been ordered
| by General Crook to duty in the field IL
Arizona with the Apache Indian scouts
Commodore w. Scott Schley, chief of tn,
Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting, re
turned to the city last night from an oilicia
trip to New York and Massachusetts,, aut
was on duty at the Navy Department to
day.
Naval orders Lieutenant Commander
A. Miller, to appear before the rctirin!
from the Coast Survey to the Brooklyn; En-
sign Richard NJ. Hughes, granted tw,
months additional leave.
Passed Assistant Engineer Nicholas II
Lamdin L. S. N, died suddenly yesterda,
afternoon on board the sloop-of-war Adams
at the Mare Island NavyYard, Cal. II
entered the service from Baltimore in 1879
and became passed assistant engineer Il
1879.
Lieutenant Edward c. Carter, assistan
surgeon, has been relieved from duty a
post surgeon at Fort Thomas, New Mckee
(by DR.. A. L. Frck, acting assistant sur
geon), and ordered to duty In the field will
the Indian scouts under Captain Writ Davis
Fourth Cavalry.
I.ieutenant-C Colonel Henry NJ. LazellC
Twenty-third Infantry, and Captain SamuC
NJ. Mills, Fifth Artillery, have been dt
tailed to attend the maneuvres of the BIRTHS
troops in India in January next, in accort
ance with the invitation sent by the BIRTHS
Government through the State Department
for these two officers. Colonel Lazelle wi
report to Adjutant-General Drum for il
structions,