The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-09-09
TIE ARMY IND WY.


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First Lieutenant Benjamin c. Lockwood,
Twenty-second Infantry, has been granted
one month extension Of leave.
Commodore w. Scott Schlcy, chief of the
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting, Is at
the Norfolk Navy-Yard to-day.
Lieutenant Robert f. lmpey of the flag
ship Tennessee is in the city on leave,
and has quarters at EOS Eleventh street.
Assistant Engineer John l.. Cow, U. S.
NJ, who is attached to the Naval Academy,
was visiting his brother last week in Column
bus, Ohio.
Rear-Admiral Edward Simpson, the
president of the Naval Advisory Board. re-
turned TO the city to-day from his trip to
Now England.
Lieutenant Charles A. Foster, L. $. N,
is visiting at 1906 n street, on leave from
the torpedo station at Newport and will re-
main until Saturday.
General John Gibbon, with Lieutenant
McClcmand, his aide-dc-camp, are on
tour Of inspection of the posts In the De-
paltment Of the Columbia.
Lieutenant Samuel W. Miller, Fifth In
fantry, is at the Ebbitt House on leave from
Fort keogh, Montana, but will leave to-
morrow for his home in Pennsylvania.
Major John A. Wilcox, Eighth Cavalry,
is president, and First Lieutenant Christian
c. Hewitt, Nineteenth Infantry, iudge-ad-
vCCatc, Of Court-martial convened last
Friday at Fort Clark, Texas.
Brigadier-General Alfred II. Terry. com
manding the Department of the Dakota,
has been designated by Major-Genera Scho-
field to deliver the prizes won at Fort Smell
ing in the rifle contest of the Division Of the
Missouri
Lieutenant Charles l.. Corthell, battery
4 Att fp 20 thu
battery II, at Fort Adams, Newport, r. l.,
and Lieutenant Stephen NJ. Foote, from
battery ID, to battery c, same regiment ut
Fort 1rumbull, New London, Conn.
Lieutenant William Z. Kendall, at the
Preside Of san Francisco, and Lieutenant
Adrian ;. POlhemus, at Fort McDermit,
Nevada, assistant surgeon, have been or
dered to exchange stations. Dr. Kendall
was appointed IN the army last month.
Hospital Steward Henry IIuthstener has
been relieved from duty at Fort Lyon, Colo
RADIO, and ordered to report for assignment
in the Department of the East. Hospital
Steward Bernard Perish is ordered to duty
at the Frankfort Arsenal from Fort Bar
rancas, Fla.
First Lieutenant Joseph NJ. r. Particle,
Fifth Infantry, has been granted two
months leave from October |, by General
Schoileld, with permission to apply for two
months extension. He is resident of this
city, and brother of Mr.. Particle Of the
Navy Department,
Lieutenant j. Espy Mccoy, Seventh In
fantry, at Fort Laramie, Wyoming, has
been granted two months leave from De-
tober /. lie is the son Of Mrs. r. w. Bart
ley Of this city and of the late Colonel Nc
Coy, L. $. A., who died here while on GEN
eral Sherman's staff
Maior-Gencral Pope, commanding the
Division Of the Pacific, in accordance with
Secretary EndicotCs order, ordered August
20 that Captain William Mckee Dunn,
Second Artillery, be relieved rs aide-de-
camp in time TO join his battery (E) by
September 80, at Little Rock, Arkansas.
Sergeant Edgar Griffith, general service,
on duty at the recruiting station here with
Captain Douglas NJ. Scott, First Infantry,
was yesterday sent to the post hospital Mt
the Arsenal here. During his absence Re
| cruit w. NJ. James, recently re-enlisted
from sergeant, troop |, Seventh Cavalry, is
performing the duties of the Office
The following-named officers, who were
contestants for places in the rifle team of
the Division of the Pacific, have been or
dercd TO their respective stations Captain
Frederick Il. Trotter, Fourteenth Infantry
Captain John W. Dilenhack, First Artil-
leIy First Lieutenant del Darlington,
First Infantry and Lieutenants w. =.
Richardson and q, w, Ruthers, Eighth In
fantry, and Frank +, Eastman, Fourteenth
| Infantry.