The Washington critic., 1886-07-01
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
Orders, FurIOughs uthorized, Leaves
Granted and Personal Notes.

Granted and Personal Notes.
Lieutenant-C Commander Joseph Marthou
left the Norfolk Navy-Yard Tuesday on
leave for week.
The officers at Fort Custer, Montana:
subscribed $500 for the Fourth Of July eele
bration at that point.
First Lieutenant Colon Augur, Second
Cavalry, has been appointed recruiting OIL
Ger at Fort Bidwell, Cal, from July l.
Captain John NJ. Hamilton, Fifth CAV
airy, reioined his troop last week at Fort
Riley, Kansas, from an extended leave.
Ensign Frank w. Toppan, U. $. Navy,
who has been on sick leave at Charles,
town, Mass, was in Chicago on Tues.
day.
Major Alfred l.. Bates, paymaster, is
ordered to proceed from this city to Gettys-
bug to pay off Light Battery c, Third Ar
tillery, on the rolls for June 80.
Colonel Alexander Chambers, Seven
teenth Infantry,who is now at Fort Omaha,
Neb., on sick leave, is ordered to duty with
his regiment at Fort Yates, Dakota.
Lieutenant Phi lip G. Wales, assistant
surgeon, is orde red from Fort Ceur
d'Alene, Idaho, to Caispel Lake, to relieve
Acting Assistant Surgeon Robert p. Finley.
Lieutenant Warner II. Nastrand, (junior
grade), resigned from the navy yesterday,
to take effect that date, thus giving one
more graduate OF this year place in the
service.
Major William L. Waters, surgeon, was
visiting Major j. V. ID. Middleton, post
surgeon at Fort Leavenworth last week,
while en- route to the Department of the
Columbia.
Navy Orders.-lleutenan William ii.
Reeder, detached from duty In the Bureau
OF Navigation and ordered to the Galena:
Commander George 7. Davis, to command
the Juniata.
Pay Inspector James Hoy has had his
tour Of duty at the Washington Navy-Yard
extended until December 81, 1886. His
three years. tour of service there was com
pleted yesterday.
Captain Tully McCrea, First Artillery,
has been ordered to command Battery B,
In addition to his own, while Captain An
drus is absent from Fort Winfield Scott,
CAL, on four months leave.
The rifle competition Cor places on the
team of the Department Of the Missouri
will take place at Fort Leavenworth be-
tween August Il and 81, the officers aud
men to arrive there not later than Aug. 10.
First Lieutenant Oliver B.. Warwick,
Eighteenth Infantry, has gone from Fort
Riley, Kansas, to Colorado Springs with
Mrs. Warwick, who Is in delicate health
and will remain there during the summer.
First Lieutenat Robert A. Lowell, Four
teenth Infantry, who was on detailed
service at Seattle, Wash. Ter, was so Ill at
that place last week that he was relieved
and sent to Vancouver Barracks formedlcal
treatment.
Army Leaves Granted. Lieutenant! Colo
mel VIM. Winthrop, deputy iudgeaivocate
general, PresIdeo, san francisco, one month
from July q. Captain +. Van Arsdale An
drus, First Artillery, Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco Bay, two months, with per.
mission to apply for two months extension
Captain George II. Barstow, Third Ar
tillery, Fort Mcllenry, Baltimore, two
months from July I. First Lieutenant
Gilbert p. Cotton. First Artillery, Fort
Candy W. T., twenty-slx days. Captain
Philip IL, Ellis, Thirteenth Infantry, one
nynth extension of sick leave.