Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-16
LIEUT.. MASON IN LUcK.-The latest topic of
interest in naval circles is the revocation OF the

LIEUT.. MASON IN LUCK.-The latest topic of
interest in naval circles is the revocation OF the
resignation of Lieut. T. B. NJ. Mason at his own
request. It was rendered on the 2Sth of May
ta nsI the aseT Lieut. IN Masons return
to take effect June LIST, 1886. He immediately
went to Europe for an extended trip, and has
tion is now revoked, and he has the greater
part Of his leave of absence yet to enjoy, with
out h,o danger OF Interruption by sea duty, to
had he remained in Washington. Naval OH
GERS think he has done very we'll. He was very
intendent of the naval Intelligence office at the
Navy department and stood In high favor with
the last administration: He was always Sc.
presentations at his official receptions.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. R. G. Peck. ordered
to duty in the bureau Of navigation; Pay Direo-
tor Jas. d. Murray, to assume charge of the
navy pay office at Baltimore; Pay Inspector A..
s. kfnny, to duty at the Boston navy yard,
3Oth inst; Paymaster Chas. A. Mcdaniel, to
%m Rarr; to ssa
Lieut.. Jno: .Downes, detached from the Ten.
Boston branch photographic office; Lieut.. N.
p. Niles, from the Wabash and ordered to the
photographic office, Washington; Lieut.. F. II.
LefavOr, from duty in the San Francisco hydro
graphic office and ordered to take charge Of the
branch Office in New Orleans; Ensign Jno b,
lIoin IuC JdihtStOWu ana Of0eFcQ TO the
naval academy; Pay Inspector Frank C. Cosby,
from the Baltimore navy pay Office and ordered
to settle accounts and wait orders; Paymaster
Chas. F. Guild from the Wabash, Both inst,
and ordered to settle accounts and wait orders:
Paymaster Jno. +. Tarbell, from the navy yard,
Boston soth hi. inst and ordered to settle &C.
cliff, from the Independence, October 81, and
ordered to settle accounts and wait orders; En-.
effect April soth; Passed ASSISTANT sUrs eoe
Jas. N: Murray, resigned, TO take effect January
1st; The acceptance of the resignation of Lieut..
| j. Is. NJ. Mason has been revoked. Lieut.. A. E.
Culver, granted six months leave from October
10th, with permission to 60 abroad.
PERsoNAL-Chief Justice Waite will sail for
home on the steamer Adriatic, which leaves
Liverpool September 17.-Second Assistant
Postmaster General Knott, who for the past
month has been making himself familiar with
for Washington yesterday.-Vlce President
ne will attend the memorial services
1 P the late Ex-senator cSwan at Greens1urg.
| ington. was in Chicago on Monday.-Hon.
George c. Gorham and family have returned to
cunningham and aaEn15 B aayS Ray
We're in New York last night.-Prof. Langston,
in his native state Of Virginia and settle down
70 ms c,utivating 1t, gracticing law off and on.-
for Atlantic City. This is the auditors first va
| cation for three years. During his absence Mr..
| alexander Mckenzie, chief clerk, will perform
me duties Of anditor.--Paymaster D.. A.
smith and Captain Theo. F. Kane, Of the q. 8.
| navy, arrived at the Ebbitt this morning
representatives G. NJ. Anderson OF Ohio, and
f. Z; y =: Bohne and wife, OF Louisville, KY. are
| Is ~ the Arlington.---Director Of the Mint
Mhtmoalt has returned from Philadelphia.
Mnere ne has been looking into the affairs Of
IN the m1i1t--,Ex-Representati Benz. A. Will
US OF New York. is at Wormley's.-Senator
ppn. o. Minnesota; Professor G. e. Young, Of
| rnnceton College, and Prof Elisha Gray, Of
chicago; Col. A. X. Mcclure, and Represents
NV i've p y. "A. FELTON,, OF San Francisco, are 1t
| GEN GRANTS NIEcs MARR1ED.-Caaire vir.
knia Kramer, niece OF Gen. Grant. was married
to ai s hmayors office, in New York, yesterday.