The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-13
THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS

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The North Atlantic Squadron has been or
dered to visit Bath and Bar Harbor, and then
proceed to New York
Lieuts. c. E. Callahan, J. c. Fremont, H. H.
Hasley, and p. V. Lansdale, Ensign A. A. Ack-
erman, Medical Insp. Theoron Woolverton, P
A. Surg. P. A. Lowering Asst. Surg T. B.
Bailey, Pay Insp. a. s. Kenny, P. A. Eng. r. S.
Griffin, and Chaplain c. S. Parks have been or
dered to hold themselves in readiness for orders
to the Philadelphia.
Ensign George Breed has resigned, to take eff
feet Jan. Z, 1891.
Acting Gunner H. J. Tresselt has been ordered
to duty in connection with fitting the Philadel-
phia for
Capt. F. W ood, Marine Corps, one of the men
sent to the Paris Exposition, has received an
honorable discharge, his term of service having
expired.
Lieut.. William H. Stayton, who it will be re-
membered acted as asst judge advocate in the
McCalla court-martial, has resigned his position
in the Navy, and will practice law in this city,
Cadet Charles Del. Hine, 1st class, Military
Academy, has been detailed to attend the en-
campment of the National Guard of the District
at Fort Washington, July 20, for the purpose of
giving instruction in guard duty
monument is being built at the Naval
| Cemetery, Annapolis in commemoration of the
seamen who lost their lives in the storm at
Apia, Samoa.
New uniforms of black, with red trimmings,
have been provided for the Navy Yard Band.
The Monongahela goes to Portsmouth to be
fitted up as training-ship.
DR.. Elisha R. Houghton, of New York, has
been nominated to be asst. surg in the Marine
hospital service.
ha fpl wi Of +ha
Academy j. A; Lejeune, of La; Z. X. Cole, of
n. Y, and T. p Kane, at large, are nominated
to be 2d It's in the Marine Corps,
Armin Hartrath, of Mich; O. w. Koester. of
Pa; +. l.. Beach, of Mimi, and H. O. Stckney
OF KY, have been nominated to be asst engs.
in the Navy.
Frank Marble, n. VA. H. Robertson, ILL.,:
NJ. Crosse, Ind; j, p. Hubbard, n. Y; d. w.
Beswick, Mich; NJ. l.. Miller, Mass; l.. H.
Chandler n H.; q. n. Hayward, N. Y; s. s.
Robinson, Pa; H. X. Benham, n. Y; c. F.
Reed, Va; W. b: Franklin, Nd; II. A. Wiley
Texas, and F. b. Bassett, N. Y, have been
nominated to be ensgns in the Navy.
Com. Mayo Dyer has been ordered as inspr
of ord. at the League Island yard
Prof. w. w. Hendrickson has been ordered
to continue on duty at the Naval Academy un-
til Sept 80,
Comdr. &. w. Pigman has been detached
from duty as inspr of ord. at the League Isl
and yard, and ordered as equipment officer of
that yard.
Lieut.. Duncan Kennedy has been detached
from duty on the board of organization, and
ordered to the Pensacola, 10th inst
The torpedo boat Gushing made the run from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard to New London,
Conn, 120 miles, in 4 hours and A minutes
She is now at Newport.
The Baltimore, Dolphin, and Petrol left Port
land for Bath yesterday.
A board, consisting of Rear Adm. Kimberly,
Capt. Matthews, Comdr, w r. Bridgman, 1t.
Comdr. Maynard Its. Meigs Southerland, and
Fletcher, and Ensigns Alger and Ackerm an,