Evening star., 1886-07-15

25th infantry, having been found incapacittted
for active service, has been ordered to his home
! and to report by letter to the adjutant general.
Capt. Chas A. Alligood, military storekeeper,
Lieut.. Thomas NJ. Deirees, 5th infantry, ex-
| tended two months tor disability. Capt. r. H.
Montgomery, On. 9th cavalry, appointed inspector
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NAVAL ORDERS-Commander Jas. d. Gra-
| ham, ordered to attendance on naval instruc-
ton at the Washington navy yard. Capt F.
NJ. Ramsay, detached as superintendent OF the
,;a,; naval academy, September 9, and placed on
detached from duty in charge of the torpedo
station, Newport, 4. l., September Z, and or
| september 9th. Passed Assistant Engineer
Harry Webster, ordered to temporary duty at
the washington navy yard. Naval Cadet
nance proving grounds, Annapolis. Paymas-
Lieut.. Chas. d. Galloway, to the Essex, 26th
ant Paymaster S. r. Calhoun, to examination
for promotion promotion. Passed Assistant Engineer b.
Lieut.. N. F. Wright, detached from M h, the League
Island navy yard and granted three months
leave. Ensign J. j. Blandin, from the Essex
Rufus Parks ordered to examination tor pro-
motion. Passed Assistant Paymaster Chas NJ.
Kay, TO the Ranger, 31st inst Paymaster d.
A. smith, detached from the Franklin, 31st
inst, and ordered to settle accounts and wait
orders. Passed Assistant Paymaster NJ c. Nc
Donald, from the Ranger, 3lst inst, and Or
dered to settle accounts and wait orders.
The BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY AppRo-
PRIATION.-The first controller has decided
that out VI the appropriation OF $1,000 made
for the present year to carry out the provisions
OF the act establishing the bureau of animal in-
dustry the commissioner of agriculture cannot
eXpeud any fraction for the purchase OF cattle
not known TO be diseased but which have been
simply contiguous to cattle diseased Wi III peuro
pneumonia. and can only purchase and uestroy
diseased animals when in his judgment it may
be essential to prevent the spread of pleuro
pneumonia from one state 10 another. He has
also decided that the commissioner cannot out
OF said appropriation pay the difference be-
tween the estimated value OF cattle aud their
value for beef when they have been slaugntered
1or DeeI, because tney were suspected OI being
affected with pleuro pneumonia
PERsoNAL.-Senator Cameron went over to
Philadelphia last evening to attend the dinner
OF the Farmers Club to be given in that city
tO-day.-Levi X. Green OF Boston and James
shaw OF Providence are at the Hamilton
mas been seriously iii, Is improving SLOWLY
Admiral LIE Roy and Naval Payinaster Loomis
Win N. Taggart OF 1asga,Ss Tines, IEh PEEiisdel-
phia, is in town to-day.--Messrs.W w. H. Lepley
and james b. Finster have gone TO New York
to make arrangements for the publication OF a
new Catholic paper which they propose 10 issue
here about the first OF October entitled The
Caurcn News-Mr. us Herndon Morsell is in
the city. He has signed with McCaut
tor next season. and will open with the
company at Wallack's in August.-Mr.
Sol. Lansburgh has gone to Oakland, where
he will lie The guest OF his sister, Mrs. II. Jacobs
for "a month.-Mr. Charles A. Parker, treasur-
er of the Grand opera house ut Minneapolis. is
at MISUNDERSTANDING Leray, OF New Or
leans, VINO has been the guest of Father Chap.
ellie, of Matthew's church, for the past three
weeks, has gone to NADIA, to spend his yaca-
ton. DR.. Chapelle accompanied the archbisL-
op, and wild be absent about two weeks-J b.
Davis OF Bradford, Eng, NJ. A. Holmes, OF Bos.
ton, Frank King, OF Virginia, Richard Nixon,
Va, are at Wiilarus.-CAares +. Calf Mrs NJ
A. aud Miss Lipscomb, Ellen Melilruss, Mis-,
Bessie, Miss l.. and Miss II. RutherAord, aud
Miss schneider, OF ashington were registered
at the ONCE Of the New York Herald Ia Paris
yesterday.-CnarlesW Whittier and Thos. VIM.
Milliken are ut the r. .sgs.-Mr. Stockslager as
slstant commissioner ot the general land Office,
is 10 is hy 81, IL