The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-18

rift of Maryland, Harrison Lamar Robins
of Mississippi. William H Doherty of
Massachusetts. Charles Morris, Jr-, Of
New York.
Homer R. Stanford of Tennessee, TO be a
civil engineer in the navy.
Medical Inspector Hosea ]. Babin, to be
a medical director in the navy; Surgeon
Charles A Siegfried, TO be medical in
spector in the navy.
War-To be assistant adjutant general,
with rank Of major, George S. Hobart Of
New Jersey.
Withdrawn-Captain Henry c. Ward,
Sixteenth infantry, for inspector general,
with rank Of major ]. NJ. Simeral of Ne
braska, for commissary of subsistence.
with rank of captain Richard H Davis
Of Massachusetts, for assistant adjutant
general, with rank of captain.
To be engineer officers, with rank Of
major-F'irst Lieutenant James F. Ben.
Seventh United States cavalry; Hugh H.
Gordon of Georgia William D. Jenkins
of Mississippi, First Lieutenant L. S.
Stroth. First United States infantry; Rob
ert 3. C. Bement of Minnesota, Edward
Morrell of Pennsylvania, First Lieutenant
Clement A. F. Flagler. corps of engineers,
l.. S. A.
To be assistant adjutant general, with
rank of captain-First Lieutenant Will
lam NJ. Wright, Second United States in
fantry; Sheriff. Babcock of New Yokr, W.
]. Sewell of New Jersey.
To be assistant Quartermasters, with
rank of captain-First Lieutenant ]. G..
w. Brooks, Fourth artillery; Johl G..
Breckenridge of New York; Frederick ".
Cole of Alabama; w. E. English of In
diana.
To be commissaries of subsistence. with
rank of captain-Stewart NJ. Brice of New
York; Edward R. Hutchins of Iowa; Or
son Pettijohn. Peter C. Deming, Mort5n
]. Henry of Pennsylvania; John Car
michael Of Virginia; Moses r. DoyOn Of
Wisconsin; Seth NJ. Milliken of Maine;
Oliver w. Perry Smith of Pennsylvania;
Salmon F. Dutton of Vermont; John Land
street, Jr., of Tennessee; Edward Glines
of Massachusetts; Philip NJ. Lydig of New
York; Miller r. Downing OF Ohio; Wilson
I. Davenny of Illinois.
To be additional paymasters-Frank NJ
Hammond of Massachusetts; Winfield NJ.
Clark of Pennsylvania; Henry c. Fi1z-
gerald of New York; John Dement, of
New Hampshire; Timothy D. Keleher Of
New York; Daniel w. Arnold of Illinois !;
George E. Vandegrift of Ohio George c.
Stewart of Georgia; George fr. Holloway
of New York; Herbert NJ. Lord of Maine !;
Samuel r Mcmillan Of Minnesota; George
B. Guild OF Tennessee; James F. Rusting
Of New York; Stephen Cambria, Jr., of
Maryland; George F. Downey of Utah;
George w. Fishback of Missouri; OBrien
Moore of Texas; B. Bradley Ray of Illi-
nois; William H. Stillwell of Arizona (;
William B. Rochester, Jr.,of New York;
Robert c. Smith of New York; Seymour
Howell of Michigan; Clifford S. Walton
of District of Columbia.
To be chief quarterma ster. with rank of
major-Captain John w. Carson, Jr., as
sstant quartermaster.
To be chief commissaries of subsistence,
with rank of major-James o. Varnedoe
of Georgia; Samuel W. Hay of Pennsyl-
vania; James H. Moody of North Caro-
lima.
To be inspector general, with rank Of
major-Captain John G. Balknio, Twenty
second United States infantry Captain
William Crozier, ordnance department
L. S. A.
To be chief surgeons, with rank Of ma
jor-John M G. Woodbury. of New York;
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