The Washington critic., 1886-02-19
THE hRMT hND NAVY.
Orders, Leaves, Furioughs, Details au
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Personal Notes,
Fifty recruits are ordered to Texas for
the Nineteenth Infantry.
The remains Of the late Lieutenant Com
mandcr Richard NJ. Cults, who died re-
Gently at Oakland, Cal, were inferred in
the cemetery at the Mare Island Navy
Yard
Lieutenant Colonel Henry C.. Hodges,
Deputy Quartcrmaster.Genera is ordered
TO Albany, n. Y, on special duty and
thence return to Governors Island, New
York harbor.
First Lieutenant James Fornance, Adiu-
tant Thirteenth Infantry, has relieved First
Lieutenant John j. Crttenden, Twenty
second Infantry, as recruiting officer a,
Fort Marcy, Santa Fe.
Major Charles W. Raymond Corps of En-
ginecrs, [. S. Army, who is at the Ebbi,t
from Boston, will leave here tomorrow with
his wife and daughter for New Orleans,
where he has been ordered.
Sergeant Thomas Nirlon, Company u,
Eighth Infantry, who has been under treat
mcnt for some time at San Diego Barracks,
California has been ordered sent to the In
sane Asylum here under guard.
Lieutenant Frank =. Avery, Third In
fGntry, who is at the Ebbitt House with Mrs.
Avery, will remain in the city about a week.
Nlr. avery Is Oh leave from r. Oft CuaW,
Mont, and was married last week.
Ordnance Sergeant Charles O'Bricn, Ser
geant Timothy Casey, Troop A, Fifth Cav.
airy, and Sergeant Michael Maloney. Bat
terry G, Fourth Artillery, have been placed
on the retired list after thirty years ser
vice.
Captain James G.. McAdams Second
Cavalry, has been ordered from San Fran
cisco TO Join his troop * In Arizona. lie
returned February | from six months sick
leave, which he spent at Hot Springs, Ark,
and IN Montana.
Lieutenant Francis p. Fremont, Third
Infantry, who is on leave from Fort Shaw,
Montana, is visiting at No. 1910 Nineteenth
street from Brooklyn. lie is a son of Gen
eral John e.. Fremont and brother of
Lieutenant j. G. Fremont, lr., t. $. Navy.
Major Duncan VI. Vance, Thirteenth In.
fantry, has been ordered as additional mem
her of the court-martial sitting at Fort
Stanton, New Mexico, and First Lieutenant
George l.. Scott, Sixth Cavalry, has relieved
Lieutenant John NJ. Stotsenburg, same regi-
ment, as judge-advocate of the court.
Lieutenant Thomas Cruise, Sixth Cavalry,
who is at the National Hotel from his old
home at Owensboro', Kentucky, will re-
main until February %. He is on leave
from Fort Stanton, New Mexico, and is re-
IOltlDR ONtI NOluS hOll, NlO Uluut HIS
first appearance at Owcnsboro' last week.
Amy Furloughs Authorized. - Private
w. b. Jett, troop d, Fourth Cavalry, Fort
lluachuca, Arizona, forty-tivc days. Cor
poral Daniel Stanton. troop +, Second Cav
airy, Fort Walla Walla, Wash. Ter, two
months. Sergeant Robert Kibbets, Semi
Negro-ludan scouts Fort Clark, Tex,
one month.
Army Leaves Granted Lieutenant Vie.
tor f. Stottler, Tenth Infantry, Canton
ment on the uncompahgre, Col, two
months from April |, with permissionto ap-
ply for two months extension. Lieutenant
Nat z. Phister, First Infantry, Fort Molave,
Arizona, four months, with permission to
apply for two months extension.
Navy Orders. - Lieutenant Richardson
Glover, detached from command of the
Coast Survey steamer Patterson, at the
Mare Island Navy-Yard, and granted leave
for a year, with permission to go abroad.
Lieutenant Henry II. Barroll, detached from
duty at the Philadelphia branch of the Hy-
geographic Office, and granted leave for six
months.
The Vallejo (Cal.) papers, having init
mated that the enlisted members of the Ma
rine Corps guard at the Mare Island Navy
trustworthy lot, First Sergeant Edward
Walsh the guard recently wrote a letter in
answer, which was published in full by the
Vallejo Chronicle. The sergeant indig-
nantly denies the aspersons on his com.
rades, and the letter, while emphatic, is dig
nilled in tone and is credit to the writer.
General John Gibbon, commanding the
Department of the Columbia, who went to
Seattle W. T., last week with the battalion
of the Fourteenth Infantry under Leutcn-
ant-Colonel Isaac ID. De Russy ION account
,,f hn T'b;pne, Va,
MED by his aide.de.camp, First Lieutenant
John =. Wiser, First Artillery: Major
Amos s. Kimball, quartermaster; Captain
Charles A. Woodruff, commissary. and Cap
tain Allen II. Jackson, Seventh Infantry,
judgeadyocate of the command