The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-11-05
THE ARMY IND NAVY.
Items of Interest to the Service FrOI
All Along the Lines.

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All Along the Lines.
Captain William Mills. Second Infantry,
| has reioincd his station at Fort Townsend,
Washington Territory from the recruiting
| service.
Major Asa i. Carey paymastcr, having
reported in person to MaiOr-Goncral Pope,
was assigned October 20 TO station at
| san Francisco.
Colonel Thomas +. Barr, deputy Judge.
| acknowledgement, on General Terry's staff.
| at st. Paul, was in Chicago this week ON
official business.
First Lieutenant Bogaidus Eldridgc,
| Tenth Infantry, has been granted four
| months leave from December from Fort
| Lyon, Colorado.
Lieutenant james w. Watson Tenth
| Cavalry, has been ordered to temporary
| duty at san Carlos, Arizona, under Captain
| Pierce, First Infantry.
Captain j NJ Hamilton, Fifth Cavalry,
| has been ordered to the Indian Territory
| with % squadron OF that regiment to eject
| intrudcrs from Oklahoma.
First Lieutenant Robert r. Emmett Ninth
| Cavalry, was relieved by Maior.Gcneral
! Pope October % as aidc-dccamp in Il very
| complimentary general order
Colonel Guy V. Henry, major Ninth
Cavalry has returned to Omaha from his
tour Of inspection Of post ranges, as depart
mcnt inspector Of rifle practice.
Colonel John g. Chandler, deputy quar-
tclmastcrg general returned to his old quar-
tiers at the Ebbitt this morning from his
official trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
General Henry H. Abbot, lieutenant
colonel Of engineers, is at the Ebbtt. lie
is here on business OF the Notifications
Board, Of which he Is member.
The Tennessee, Rear Admiral Jouctt's
flagship, will proceed TO Hampton Roads,
where the North Atlantic Squadron will
assemble for the cruise to Tampa Bay.
Captain Thomas +. Tobey, Fourteenth
Infantry, and Mrs Tobey, have visiting
them at Vancouver Barracks, Washington
Territory Miss Anita Davis of Oakland,
Cal
Captain Charles 5. Smith, Ordnance
Corps, returned yesterday from Boston.
where he inspected the work on guns
and gun carriages at the South Boston Iron
Works.
Fort Sidney, Nebraska, will probably he
abandoned next spring. 1t is now the
headquarters OF the Twenty-lirst Infantry,
with four companies of that regiment as the
garrison.
Lieutenant Charles =. Elliott, Fourth
Cavalry, has been relieved from duty with
the Indians of San Carlos and join his troop
lMmtin's) at Guadalupe Canyon, Arizona,
in the field
,trs po,,o,, II rt,u ,.,s, - OH,
Hall, major Twcnty.serond Infantry has
Joined her husband MT Omaha. to remain
during the winter, They have quarters at
the Paxton Hotel.
Lieutenant Colonel Horace b. Durham,
deputy judge-advocatc general. and Mrs
Burnham returned to Omaha last Saturday
from months visit to their home near
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fllst Lieutenant William IL. Beck, Tenth
Cavalry, having reported to General Crook
Nv ,,l H"M ny HrlZo,"j nus Decil ordered
H. ,ro,s wy ~; az c rHi' inomS, supplying
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HE resignation OF First Lieutenant Alex
ANGER l.. Morton, Fifth Artillery, which took
eject last Saturday, promotes Lieutenant
scion f. Massey to first lieutenant of Bat
tGly II, at Governors Island, New York
Harbor.
Captain Robert w. Huntington, Marine
Corps, will leave the Norfolk Navy-Yard
next Tuesday for the Naval Academy to
command the guard there, and CAPTAIN
William S. Muse (now hcre) will report ot
Norfolk that day.
Tieutcnont Rrittou Davis T,,ird ro,o,r,.
win ncrmission to co ohrnaJ ~ ,,,oH ~,
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