The San Francisco call., 1898-06-17
PROMOTION AHEAD
 FOR MANY OFFICERS
Nominations for the Regular and Volunteer Service Are Sent to
 the Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The President to-day announced that he would send to the Senate tomorrow a long list of ap- pointments in the army. There are be- tween .150 and 200 of them The President to-day sent these nominations to the Senate:
 Lieutenant Colonel Asa B. Carey, deputy pay master general, to be assistant paymaster gen. eral, with rank of colonel
 Major Charles l. Wilson, paymaster to be deputy paymaster general, with rank of lieu tenant colonel; Jerome Watrous of Wisconsin, to be paYmaster, with rank of major.
 Captain Robert J. Gibson, assistant surgeon, to be surgeon. with rank of major; First Lieu tenant Parker w. West, Third Cavalry. to be captain; Second Lieutenant Harold Sixth Cav airy, to be first lieutenant
 Volunteer army-To be brigade surgeons, with rank of major. George W. Grille of Ohio Ward Martin of Pennsylvania. Calvin H. English of Indiana, George B. Bum of Ohio, George H. Penrose of Utah.
 To be commissary- of subsistence. with rank of captain, George B. McCalum of Tennessee, Joseph F. Evans of California.
 Third Regiment, United States Volunteers To be captain, Horace c. Keller of Ohio; to be first lieutenants, Frederick A. Barstow of Yer mont, Walter Kirkpatrick Brice of Ohio
 Sixth Regiment, United States Volunteer In fantry-To be major, Spier Whitaker of North Carolina.
 First Regiment Engineers-L. L. Seaman of New York, to be surgeon. with rank of jor.
 Fourth Regiment Infantry-Rev. s. F. Chap man of Virginia, to be chaplain; H. H. Landon of New York and T. Parker of Virginia, to be
 Tenth Regiment Infantry-w NJ Fuqua of Kentucky, to be surgeon, with rank of ma jor.
 Second Regiment Engineers-C. Kern of Colo rado, to be second lieutenant.
 Seventh Regiment Infantry-C. D. Comfort of Missouri, to be lieutenant colonel J. G. Davis of Illinois. to be surgeon. with rank of major.
 NJ Landry of Louisiana and R. T. Burr of California, to be assistant surgeons, with rank of first lieutenant
 To be engineer officer, with rank of ma jor, Josiah Pierce Jr. of the District of Columbia.
 To be chief commissary, with rank of majo Fl Jersey J H. Indiana.
 To be assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain William M. Ekin of Kentucky.
 Additional paymasters, c. Arrick of Indiana, W. J. Black of Delaware and H. B. May of Massachusetts.
 Second Regiment, United States Volunteer Engineers-To be surgeon, with rank of major, Franklin M Meacham of Utah.
 Regular army infantry arm-Captans to be majors-Henry R. Brinkerhoff. Fifteenth h. fantry; J M. Thompson. Twenty fourth h. fantry; John W. Bubb, Fourth Infantry Baldwin Fifth infantry; Charies6aR. Paul Eighteenth Infantry; Hugh G. BroNr. Twelfth Infantry; Alfred G. Markley. Twenty-fourth Infantry; L. NJ. OBrien Fifteenth Infantry William Numan, Fourteenth Infantry; Jesse M Lee. Ninth Infantry: James Miller. Second In Henry c. Ward Sixteenth Infantry; Leopold o. Parker, First Infantry; David J Craigie, Twelfth Infantry To be captains-First Lieu tenant W. A. Thurston. Sixteenth Infantry First Lieutenant Edward H. Hummer, Tenth Infantry: First Lieutenant Henry Kirby. lieutenants-J. T. Hines. Second Infantry; G. H Smith. Fourth Infantry; Matthias Crowley, Fifth Infantry; Jacques de Lafette, First h. fantry.