New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
APPOINTED TO THE MILITARY ACADEMY.


LIST OF CADETS and ALTERNATES-TO VISIT
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Washington. July 6.-Cadet appointments to the
West Point Military Academy have been made as
follows
Ala anal. c. NJ Rccs. Hasha; E. G. Horton al
ternate, Mon'. y f. Chantiis, r.. selma; j. r TAYLOR
alternate. Iallsdega A. C. McCants. Tuscaloosa
Arkansas-R MaXcy, Hot Springs.
Cslifornia-w. C. Murray, Meniocino City; B. C. soule
Oakland
tcut-R S Granger West winstd; +. w
Stevens rndte BRIDGEPORT
Delawac-t. Churchnan Wilmington H. Marshall!
alternate. Lewes
Geoiea-E Brown Carrollton G. D. Jerrett, Tu
gallo; J. p. L. All@n alternate, Dahoncga
Iiro.s-w. J. Calill. CHICAGO; {. C. Farmer r Mt
Carroll; NJ. i. Cook, alternate, Lenark; NJ {. Keith
cairo; T. L. Farm. j.. alternate Cairo.
,Indana-ts. W. Brrce. Forest Hi: L. w. Waer, al
seInatc Amola; r. r. Calvert, kokomo.
Iowa. l.. owen Fort Dodge.
KaLsa.-C. Allen, Eric.
Louisaia-A. \. W,cn Mindcn
Mainc-W. BOWL EridRcton.
Naryland-II. J.. NcwtOd. annapolis Junction.
Massacaucts-J. W. Mcconnell, North Adams; r. H.
Ingram. alternate Lee [. W Eastman, Worcester
T. ~ B.nchcy aitlnlte. Worcester; g. b. Piilsbury,
Tewksbuiy: {. S. audry Reading, alternate
Minnesota-C. {. Durham, ST. Paal; g. 7. Bissbcc.
alternate, ST. Paul
Missis.iipi-R T. Eobo Bobo D. L. Stone alternate.
Grccn,ilc j. 7. Lawson. Hickory; II. J. Ellison alter
nate. NJ .riGan.
New-York-D. Fiskc. New-Biighton C. : Habcock.
alternate, New.YorX City W C. Adams, Ncw-YOrH City
T. L. Dolgherty. alternate, Ncw.Yo City; +. p Nc
Nar Springs l.. c. Keenan,, altnate Poirdan
H. j. Yat.s jr. jamestown; h. l.. Bullock alternate,
Cherry Cree.
Ii ochs. Ionton
Ore.on-A. a Fries, McdfoTd +. L. ~ru!ngcr, after
paic, Yam HI.
Pennsyi,aala-F c. Boggs. Nor .tpwn: T. X Frotz.
alternate Line Lexington :. j. Logan. Dllsbmg, II.
Miller alternate Carlisle; NJ. McCo-key, Pi:bwg q.
punncl'- alternate Pittsburg; T. Il. Cowel oil CITY
South CaiOlina-L. W. jordan, Seneca; l. NJ Maudn,
alternate LIB Ity; q. r. Rembcst Il NIB St j. H. Fraser
alternate, tco: gotOwn.
south Dakota-J. w. Baker. Dcadwood c. L. kehoc,
alternate, RAPID City; T.. Suolg Mcllcttc; j. HausIn,
alternat.. Huron.
Tcnncsoee-J. T. stevens Brentwood.
Tcxa--w. Il. Scales. Pals; W. q. Massinbcrg. alter.
maze. Paris.
Utah-W. c. Coc Willard
Virginia.. b. Tugce. Bla"ksono.
wseonsin-T II. Carroll. Mansion E. B. Lacey. alter
hate Prairie du thi,n.
The term of these cadets begins on June /. 1894.
The West Point cadets are going To the W0rli's
Fair. The legal objections that were advanced have
been overcome, and to day Acting Secretary Grant
sent the necessary instructions Colonel Ernst,
superintendent Of the military acafemy. The cadets
will leave West Point August II. ana. remaining
Ut Chicago ten days. will start ,hc return trip
on August -. The entire corp, Of 3D3 cadets /,
expected TO 60, for the cadets of the second class
Oh furlough have received The Oh dec Of starting
with their comrades from West oint or joining IN"
battalion Chicago. The expense If iranspTtin /;
the cadets and from Chicago will amount to
el7ODO which will be taken IN" general apprO-
priation for Army transportation. The cadets VIII
be encamped in Jackson Park during their stay nj
the Fair but II has not vet been determined whether
camp supplies, draw This cqulpage from Fort
Sheridan, The nearest military post