The Washington critic., 1885-08-06
TIE Army AVID NAVY.

ulCll august 10.
Lieutenant Charles j. Badger, U. S.
NJ, and Mrs. Badger. are at Lake
Minnei onka, MINI.
Carpenter d. NJ. w. Nash, U. s. NJ,
left the Norfolk Maynard Monday
on leave for a month.
Colonel George p. Andrews, U. S.
A., recently retired from the First Ar
tillery, has located at Santa Rosa, Call
fornia.
Colonel Edwin V. Sumner, major
Fifth Cavalry, returned last week to
Fort Reno, Indian Territory, with his
family.
First Lieutenant Isaac Il. Webster,
First Artillery, has been granted two
mouths leave from Fort Mason, San
Francisco.
First Lieutenant John NJ. X. Davis,
adiutant First Artillery, Is on leave un-
III August II, from the Preside Of San
Francisco,
Major johnson V. ID. Middleton, ur-
geon, left Fort Leavenworth on Tues
day for a months leave. He will be
here next week.
iiNht' nlht COMPANY
First Infantry, has been granted two
months furlough from Fort Grant,
Arlz., by General Crook.
Privates Charles Il. Miller and Adolph
Sebastian, Troop NJ, Third Cavalry,
have each been granted two months
furlough from Camp Pena Colorado,
Texas.
Mrs. Jacob II. Smith, wife OF Major
Smith, captain Nineteenth Infantry,
was In San Antonio last week on her
way North from Fort Clark for the
summer.
First Lieutenant Arthur Williams,
Third Infantry, has been relieved from
temporary duty nc Headquarters De.
partment OF the Missouri nj Fort
Leavenworth.
Captain Junius l.. Powell, assistant
surgeon, having reported TO General
Miles from the Department Of the East,
has been assigned TO temporary duty AZ
Fort Leavenworth.
First Lieutenant Robert III. Fletcher.
Twenty first Infantry, who has been on
light duty at San Diego, California, has
been granted one month leave by Ma.
jor General Pope.
Mr.. George Truxton, who has been
visiting his father, Commodore William
r. Truxton, at the Norfolk Navy
Yard, left there last Saturday for his
home In New York.
Passed Assistant Engineer John A.
b. Smith left the Norfolk navy yard
last Saturday for tile North on a
month"; leave. On his return he will
go on duty on the franklin.
Chief Engineer Walter ID. Smith, U.
S. N. who Is now at his home At Men,
don, Mass, on waiting orders, will be
ordered next month to duty in charge
of stores at the Norfolk navy yard.
Lieutenant John B. Mcdonald, Tenth
Cavalry, has been detailed as inspector
of Indian food supplies at the SIN Car.
los Agency, Arizona, relieving Lieu
tenant Charles +. Elliott, Fourth
Cavalry.
First Lieutenant James S. Petit,
First Infantry, commanding the supply
depot at Lang's Ranch, near Mexico,
has been appointed Acting Ordnance
Officer there by Brigadier. General
Crook.
First Lieutenant William ID. Dietz,
assistant surgeon, now at Fort Selden,
and Acting Assistant Surgeon CHARLES
d. Ewing, at Fort Stanton, New Mex
leo, have been ordered to exchange
stations.
First Lieutenant Philip Readc and
First Lieutenant Frank L. Avery,
Third Infantry, arrived at Lake Mime
tonka, Mimi, last Saturday from Fort
Shaw, Montana, Mrs. Avery was with
her husband.
Naval orders Lieutenant John +.
Meigs detached from the Naval Academy
and ordered to duty in the Bureau OF
Navigation. Lieutenant r. b. Peck
from the Swatara and granted six
months leave.
The three troops Of the Ninth Cav.
airy still In the Department of the Mis-
souri,, have been ordered to move al
once by rail from Caldwell, Kan, t.
Fort Niobrara, Neb., in the Depart.
ment OF the Platte.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. An
derson, Ninth Infantry, is president
and Lieutenant Francis j. Herman
Twenty-first Infantry, iudge-advOcatt
Of q court-maltial which convened Nor
day at camp near Crisfield, Kan.
Lieutenant Fernando p. Gilmore,
U. S. N, and Mrs. Gilmore are visit
ing Lieutenant James V. S. Paddock
Fifth Cavalry, at Fort Leavenworth
Kan. Lieutenant Gilmore recently
returned home from The Asatic fleet.
Colonel William II. Gibson reporte,
at San Antonio on Tuesday of las
week for duty as chief paymaster o
the Department Of Texas. He was ac
companied by Mrs. Gibson and tbeil
four children, and by his clerk, Mr.. w
w. Thrall, and Mrs. Thrall.
Lieutenants William N. Hughes
Thirteenth Infantry; Charles j.. Steele
and David G. ShaDks, Eighteenth In
fantry, and Frank b. Jones, Twenty
second Infantry, are ordered TO For
Leavenworth to take part IN the contes
for places on the rifle team of the De
partment OF the Missouri.
First Lieutenant Clermont l.. Best
ir., regimental quartermastor, FRS
Artillery, and Licutenauts George w
Van Deusen, First Artillery; Robert +
Ames, Eighth Infantry, and Wilds L
Richardson, Eighth Infantry, have beer
ordered to the Preside OF San Francisc,
to compete for places on the Depart
ment OF California rifle team.
Lieutenant George l.. Converse
Third Cavalry, who was severed,
wounded in the face by Apaches tire,
years ago, has gone with Mrs. Con vers
from Columbus Barracks to Ashland. II
the Wisconsin Lake region, to stay
couple OF months with Mr.. Wade Con