The Washington critic., 1885-06-30
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
Notes of Interest TO the Service From
All Along the Lines.

Lieutenant Randolph G.. Ebert, assist
ant surgeon, has been granted leave for
ono, month from. July o, from Fort Boise
Idaho.
Major Arson Mills and First Lieutenant
George III. Evans, Tenth Cavalry are
president and judgc-adyocatc of n court
convened last Friday at Fort Thomas,
Arizona.
The old frgate Niagara, which was re-
Gently sold at the Boston Navy-Yard, was
bcached ON an island in Boston Harbor
last Friday, and is being burned for her
copper bolts.
Iieutenant-Coloncl James +. Wade
Tenth Cavalry, is president and First
Lieutenant James S. Petit, First Infantry,
iudge-advocate, of court convened yes
terday at Fort Apache Arizona
Major Charles NJ. Terrell arrived at
Omaha last Friday from San Antonio for
duty as chief paymastcr on General How
ards staff. Major Charles Irving Wilson
arrived the same day from the East.
Lieutenant Edwin st. John Grcble.
Second Artillery, left Little Rock this
week on leave for six months He is to
be married at an early day to Miss Pc.
land and will then make an extended
wedding trip to Europe.
First Lieutenant Cornelius G. Cusick,
Twenty-second Infantry, has been granted
ono ihoiltn lclNe, 70 lukc erect Wnen
his company (F) is relieved from duty i'm
the Indian Territory, and has permission
to apply for one months extension.
Lieutenant John A. II. Nickcls has
been ordered to the Brooklyn Navy-Yard.
relieving Lieutenant David ID. " Stuart,
ordered to the Coast Survey; Assistant
Paymaster George W. simpson, ordered to
the gunnery training-ship New Hamp-
shire, at Newport.
First Lieutenant VIM Il. Abererombic.
Second Infantry, aidc-dc.camp to Gen
reconnaissance OF the Fen dOreile River
and country from Lac Pen d Oreille TO the
torty-ninth parallel of latitude. He will
begin operations at Sand Point Idaho.
First Lieutenant TaslSer II. Bliss, First
Artillery, who is now adiutant of the
Artillery School at Fort Monroe, has been
selected for the detail as military in
structor at the new Navy War College at
Newport. He is now comforting here with
Commodore Stephen b. Luce the super
intendent of the college, in relation to his
new duties.
The Philadelphia School Board is en-
deavoring TO have Passed Assistant En-
gineer Robert Crawford, Z. S. n. detailed
for another year for duty in charge of the
City Manual Training School there. The
Philadelphia papers are very compli-
Hlenlary 10 MT. CfaWlOruS s management
of the institution, which is designed to
initiate young men in learning trades.
Mr. Tyler c. Williams was married on
Thursday of last week at San Antonio,
Texas, to Miss Julia A. Beall, by Bishop
Elliott of Texas. This was an army we'd
ding, for Mr.. Williams is the son of the late
Colonel Thomas G. Williams, and the
bride is the neice of the late General
Beall of the army. Lieutenant Eugene
Cushman, Sixteenth Infantry was one of
the groomsmen, and Lieutenant Oskaloosa
NJ Smith, Twenty-second Infantry. aide
to General Stanley and Lieutenant James
B. Hickey, Eighth Cavalry, were among
the ushers.
A general court-martinl convened last
Friday ut Fort Grant, Arizona, apparently
to try some lieutenant The detail for the
court is as follows: Colonel William r..
Shafter, First Infantry; Major Frederick
| Van Vliet, Tenth Cavalry; Captains A. s.
| b. Keyes, j. Nj. Kelley and n. G. Lebo,
Tenth Cavalry; w. r. Dougherty, First
Infantry; W. II. Corbusier, assistant sur.
geon, and c. l.. Cooper Tenth Cavalry
! First Lieutenants VIM. Davis, jr. l.. p
! Hunt, G. II. Ward and John Bigelow, IT,,
and Lieutenant j. b. Mcdonald, Tenth
| Cavalry, with Lieutenant C. III. Grier.
son, Tenth Cavalry, as judge-adyocate.