New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

a, Rochcster Mr. Varnum was a member OF the
Committee on the Centennial Celebration OF the
Evacuation OF New-York; also on the Committee OF
Afanacement Of the Washington Centennial Celebfa-
ton. manager Of the Columbian Naval Ban at Mad,
ison square Garden. and chairman OF the special
committee on reception OF the Princess f'ua'ie Vi
Spain in 1895
Edward {. oBrlen was born a. At Fort Edward; dSr 3D.
y y. and has been resident OF Piattsoirg Tor me
last df,een years. He educated in the public
schools and wa subsequently "raduatei from the
Granville Military Academy. The citizens or Clin-
ton County have repeatedly selected MIN for places
OF honor and trust. He was instrumental IN Or
gan.lng the Clinton County Agricultural society:
one Of the most successful institutions OF its kind
in the State. For the last thirteen years ne mas mas
been many times chosen delegate TO the
state Convention and was named for a delegate to
the last convention without his knowledge ana while
temporarily absent in Europe President Harrison
appointed him In 1859. Commissioners Of Navigation,
from which office he retired by resignation on De-
ccmber l. 1898 His conduct Of the office and his re-
ports on the status OF American shipping interests
were highly commended by the maritime journals
il member OF the Maritime Association OF the Port
OF New-York and Of the Board OF Trade and Trans
portation.
william C. Wallace. appointed Judge Advocate
General was horn in BROOKLYN in 1856 and is
a graduate OF Wesleyan University & and the the Coum-
Assistant United States Attorney in New-York
city under General stewart l.. Woodford. and later
& Woodford In iSSs he elected to Congress
from the lid Congress ps,rfi BrOokiSn and was vas
reelection. He was delegate to the Republican M
National Conyenton OF s ana ,ee re-
Seats In 1893 he was elected aumnus trustee
OF Wesleyan University
NJ O. Terry the new Surseon-General Is promi,
nent practising physician and surgeon OF Utica. and
was born In Waterv,iet Centre. Albany county, IN
1913 He was graduated from the Cleveland tOnio)
Uomoeopathic Hospital In 1872. In 1883 Governor
Cornell appointed him surgeon. with the rank or
major Of the 9Th Battalion, y q. = y; T., on tne
staY Of Brlgaiier-General sylvester Derng. He
was also president OF the United States Board Of
Pension Examiners for the Utica District Tor fulI
term OF four years.
w s C. Wiley l. a resident OF Catskill \; Y.
and has been for some years the proprietor or knit
ting and woolen mills In that town lie Is AZ pres
ont q member of the Republican State Committee.
g. NJ Whitock. Inspector-General or kile fractlce,
IL a native of New-York. about tnrty-nlne years
old. and enlisted in Company OF the .th Kegi-
ment On February l5 1873. receiving an honorable
discnarp, on June &. 1888. On september 20 lS'o ne
ws, anponed Inspector OF rifle practice OF the 18th
Hegm.nt Brooklyn. with rank OF captain, and
nr,vaI !, very efficient officer lie appointed
INSPECTOR General Of Rife Practice by Governor
Is held that Office and discharged its duties with
the amplest satisfaction To the ohcers and men OF
the guard He is and has always been Republican
In politics
Howard Carroll is the son of General Howard
.orroli who was killed while leading his brigade In
the Second Army Corps at the battle OF Antetani
Ue was educated at the Polytechnic Schools or
Hanover ard Berlin in Germany. and for three
ears studied fertilization and drilled with the Poly
America while stll youth, he secured a position
nm .'Thc New York Times and as the principa
travelling and Washington correspondent OF mat
iournal made for himself wide reputation. he
Vas with General Sheridan In Louisiana, with Gen
erals Ruger and Brooks In South Carolina; was at