New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

istraton that the League attained its largest in
crease of membership. and was recognized as
power in the politics If the state The Colonel
is man # large fortune and is liberal 70
fault He is a member Of the firm of D. II. Nc
Apn & Co.. Of this city. and conducting one Of
the greatest tobacco manufactures in the United
States.
Next to Colonel McAlpin's name on the Gov
ernor-elect's military slate appears that Of Colo
mel Frederick c. McLewee. Of this city, for In
spector-General He began his career in the
famous 18th Regiment md rose to the grade Of
a commissioned officer He became subsequent
ly Assistant Inspector-General under General
Barber. but when in the campaign Of 1883, the
managers Of David b. Hills campaign for Cow
ernor caused notice to be served on those hold
ing places under the State government that
they were expected To go to work for Mr.. Hill
Colonel McLewee. who. being Republican. was
supporting Warner Miller for Governor. prompt
ly resigned the place. and went actively INTO
the canvass for the Republican candidates
Colonel McI.ewee will take the place OF Brga-
dier-Gcncral Thomas II. McGrath, who has been
Inspector-General since January l. 1882:
Dr. VI. q. Terry. of Utica. has. il is understood,
accepted the suggestion Of GOVernOr-e.ect Morton
to act as Surgeon-G General on the Governor
staff with the rank Of Brigader-ieneraL The
present Surgeon-General Is Dr. Joseph ID. BRYANT.
Of this city President Cleveland's family pnYsi-
clan. DR. Bryant was pointed by Mr. Cleve-
land when the latter assumed the office Of Gov
ernor January /. 1888 nearly twelve years ago.
DR.. Terry is prominent in the medical profession
as a homeopathic physician. and Is the mead or
the FaXon Hospital az Utica. noted hon1oe-
opathc institution. DR.. Terry + the family phys-
clan of Charles W. Iiackett chairman II the Re-
publican state Committee. and frequently at
tended ex-senator Roscoe Conlliing during his
residence in Utica
1t was reported yesterday that Colonel James
NJ Varnum OF this city. is to be Judge-Advo-
cate-General on Mr.. Morton's staff taking the
TanL { pa1slN
Counsel of Brooklyn. who became Judge Advo-
cate-oieneral by appointment of Governor hlii
October J. 1896 Colonel Narnum Is well-known
Republican. and ran for Attorney-General on
the Republican State ticket in 1889. lie Is
member of the Loyal Legion. the Sons OF the
Revolution. and number of social organlza-
tiOns 49, !.
Several places on the Governors military STAFF
are salared. The Adjutant-oieneral draws $4,000
year The place of Assistant Adjutant-Generai'
which is filled by Colonel Frederick Phisterer
OF Albany has salary of $500 year The
Commissary General and Chief or ordnance
which office is now occupied by Brigader-Gen-
eral Josiah NJ. Narian. Is worth $500 "A year,
and his assistant. Colonel Jose ph r.. story. gets
s. 300 a year. Brigadier-General Benjamin NJ
Whitlock. General Inspector or Klfie fractIce
is paid $4,000 a year and his expenses. Inc
INSPECTORS or-Cieneral is allowed 81 a day ana MS
expenses while actually on duty and the AS
sistant Inspector-Gene eral gets $1,000 ana MS ex-
BESIDES the military affairs Of the staff already
named there are now in office Brigadier-Generai
Palmer L. Ricketts, Chief or Engineers brlsa-
der-General George D. SANFORD '"liii,lSS
General oi Subsistence: Brigadier-General +. H.
Halsey. Paynaster-General; Brgadier-ienerai
Ferdinand u. Earle Chief Of Artillery BnSadier-
General William VI West Quar;erfnaster Gem
eral: Colonel Edwin l.. Judson. Military Secre-
tary ana Colonels John Mctiee. Albert B illtoh'
Thomas f. Sloan. Charles : Rogers jacob hup,
nert ir Timothy : Williams. W. l.. Davis ana
Robert Grier Monroe. ades-de-camp Ihey all
serve for glory except the military secretary.
who has a salary. T. John jacob Astor OF tnls
b., * understood, one or the
places of aides-de-Camp. with the rank OK
Colonel by the coming Governor.