The Washington critic., 1885-11-04
THE ARMY IND NAVY.
Items of Interest 60 the Service From
All AInnn Ihr IInca.

Items of Interest 60 the Service From
All Along the Limos.
Captain Junius W. MacMurray, First
Artillery, is granted three months extern
sion Of sick leave.
Major David l.. Huntingdon surgeon, L.
s. A., returned to the city last night from
Hot Springs, Ark
Lieutenant james II. Sears, t. $. n, has
quarters at No. 16lS Sixteenth street, while
on waiting orders.
Assistant Engineer Martin Bevington, U.
$. ~, is at the Ebbitt House from his home
at Mansfield, Ohio.
Lieutenant Commander George Il. Ide,
L. :. ~, arrived at the Ebbitt House to-
day from New York.
Lieutenant Walter NJ. Dickinson, Fourth
Cavalry, has returned to Fort Leavenwortb
from visit to st. Paul.
Lieutenant james f. MaclSlin, Eleventh
Infantry at Fort Leavenworth, has been
granted leave for month.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant James A.
Egan is ordered to duty at the quartermas-
tcr's depot at San Francisco.
\ large additional force was taken on
Monday IN the steam engineering depart.
mcnt at the Norfolk navy-yard.
Captain Henry w. Vessels, jr, Third
Cavalry, has been granted two months
leave from Fort Sill, Indian Territory.
Lieutenant Francis Winslow, L. S. ~,
who has quarters at No. 1446 N street, will
remain in the city until next Tuesday
Private Herman Reuterfeld, band, Sew
entecnth Infantry, has been granted four
months furlough ION enlistment) to 70
abroad.
Colonel Henry Douglas, Tenth Infantry,
who is on leave from Fort Union, n, NJ,
has Y.tttrtag1 ia WilLas Ilarro ia
yislthcrc.
Lieutenant Robert f. Impey, U. S. NJ,
who is being examined for promotion to
lieutenant commander, has quarters at No.
1lO3 q street
Passed Assistant Paymaster Arthur Peter
son has been ordered to continue on present
duty at the Pensacola Nayy-Yard until
December 81, 1886.
Captain j. Scott Payne, Fifth Cavalry,
who has recently been recommended for
retirement for disability to his eyes, is at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
| The training ship jamestown, Comman
der Charles V. Gridey will not be ready to
come out OF the dry dock at the Norfolk
navy-y0rd until next week.
| Mrs. Mary T.. Ward, wife of Carpenter
! Peter T. Ward U. S. N, died suddenly
last Sunday, at her home in Brooklyn, and
was buried this afternoon.
Captain Richard Law, who is under Or
ders to command the League Island Navy
Yard rext Tuesday, will leave here Monday
for Philadelphia with his family.
First Lieutenant cambridge Reynolds,
| Third Cavalry, who is on leave from Texas,
is visiting his father, General Joseph j.
| Reynolds, L. 5. A., at No. 1901 5 street
Major Charles II. Greenleaf, surgeon, ar
rived here this morning with Mrs. Green
leaf from Columbus Barracks on a brief
leave, and is at No. 1890 Thirtieth street.
Lieutenant Samuel l.. Adair, Fifth Cav
airy, has been granted one month further
extension of leave, with permission to APP
ply for a still further extension of one
| month.
Colonel VIM. +. Merrill, Corps of Engi-
neers, arrived here this morning from his
station at Cincinnati under orders from
General Newton, and has quarters at the
Ebbitt House.
Hospital Steward Max Arendt has been
relieved from special duty with the New
Orleans Exposition and is granted thirty
days furlough before reporting In person tc
the Surgcon-General, L. S. Army.