Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-15
WEST POINTERS ASSIGNED.
i'm the Army of Military
Academy Graduates.

Appointments in the Army of Military
Academy Graduates.
The appointments in the army of the
United States, and the assignments to
corps and regiments. to date from June H.
of the following named cadets, graduates
OF the Military Acad envy. are announced:
To BE Additional second Lieutenants.
Corps of engineers-William ID. Conner,
John c. Cakes, Louis c. Wolf, Henry S.
Morgan. Sherwood A. Cheney, Frederick
w. Altstaetter, Harley b. Ferguson.
Artillery arm-Robert S. Abernethy, 10
the Sd Artillery; Edwin Q. Surratt, to the
Sd Artillery; Albert j. Bowley, to the 4th
Artillery; Bertram c. Gilbert, to the LIST
Artillery; Lawrence S. Miller to the 4th
Artillery; Winfield S. Overton, jr, to the
1st Artillery; Mervyn c. Buckley to the
9Th Artillery.
Cavalry arm-Francis H. Pope, to the I'd
Cavalry; Matthew E. Hanna, to the 4th
Cavalry; George E. Mitchell to the I'd
cavalry; Pierce A. Murphy, to the 4th
Cavalry; Frederick T. Arnold, to the 9th
Cavalry; James N: Munro, to the 1st Cav
airy; Earle D'A. Pearce. to the 9Th Cav
airy; William s. Valentine, 10 the 10th
Cavalry; Henry c. Smither, to the sth
cavalry; Roy B. Harper, to the 9TH Cav
airy; Thomas A. Roberts. to the LIST Cav
airy; Edgar A. Sirmyer, to the 9th Cavalry:
Frank r. Mccoy, to the Sth Cavalry; Chal-
mers G. Hall, to the 9Th Cavalry; Clarence
X. Day, to the 7th Cavalry: Willard H.
Mccormack, to the 9th Cavalry; Seth NJ.
Miiliken, to the Sd Cavalry; John C. Ray
mond, to the Sd Cavalry
infantry arm-Chares d. Roberts to the
18th Infantry; John X. Moore to the 18th
infantry; Frederick e. Johnston, to the LIST
Infantry; Claude II. Miller, to the 18th In
fantry; Harold b. Fiske, to the 18th In
fantry; Arthur S. ConkIin, to the DIST In
fantry: John H. Hughes, to the 18th In
fantry; George w. Helms to the 22d In
fantry; Rufus E. Longan, to the 18th In
fantry; Frank NJ. Savage. to the 9Th In
fantry; Thomas T. Frissell, to the sd In
fantry; Edward A. Roche, to the 2lst In
fantry; William NJ. Fassett, to the 4th In
fantry; Henry M. Dichmann to the 22d In
fentry; Halstead Dorey, to the I'D Infan-
try; George F. Baltzell to the 18th Infan-
fantry; James F. Brady, to the 18th Infan-
try; Hugh La F. Applewhite to the 18TH
Infantry; Edgar T. Conley. to the 18th In
fantry: Roderick L. Carmichael, to the 18th
infantry; Harry e. Bishop. to the 10Th In
fantry: Henry Abbot, to the Doth Infantry;
Andrew Moses, to the 18th Infantry; Ed
gar T. Collins to the 9Th Infantry; Fred
A. Pearce, to the 16tn Infantry; Seaborn
g: Chiles, to the 18th Infantry; Lyman N
WEIGH, to the oath Infantry; Thomas O.
Ashburn, to the 25th Infantry; Sam. F.
Bottoms. to the 10th Infantry; Warren S.
Barlow, to the 9th Infantry; John G. Work
iSer, to the I'd Infantry: Willard D. New
I'LL to the 9Th Infantry: Charles H.
Bridges. to the 9th Infantry; Harold f.
Cloke, to the Sd Infantry.
The officers will report in person at their
proper stations on the Both of September
next.
The officers Of the artillery. cavalry and
infantry arms, will be assigned. in order
of seniority. to vacancies as they occur in
the arm of service to which they have
been attached.