The evening times., 1898-05-13
THE LATEST Prizes
Large Number Of staff Appoint.
meats by the President.
THROUGH SOCIAL INFLUENCE
The Administration Denounced for
Putting Holiday Soldiers Over
blaine, Harrison and Astor Among
the Favored.

The long list of staff appointments ant
promotions sent to the Senate yesterda,
afternoon by the President has created
intense excitement and very much hostil,
criticism. Men who have grown gray II
the service and stand in the front ranl
for capacity and military ability hav
been passed over and sons of politician:
| and others In the social or money pulls
have been given soft. profitable and com
| paratively safe berths.
| The list is as follows:
! Inspectors General.
To be inspectors general. with rank oi
major-Captains Jesse NJ. Lee, Ninth
| United States Infantry: Henry C. Ward
| Sixteenth Infantry: George 8. Anderson
Sixth Cavalry; Earl d. Thomas, Fifth
Cavalry; Alexander Rodgers, Fourth Cav.
airy; John NJ. X. Davis. First Artillery
James Parker. Fourth Cavalry; PhiliI
Reade, Third United States Infantry,
Thomas NJ. Woodruff, Fifth Infantry;
Benjamin H. Cheever, Sixth Cavalry;
Stephen Y. Seyburn. Tenth Infantry; Ste.
phen c. Mills. Twelfth Infantry; Herbert
]. Slocum, Seventh Cavalry; Harry c.
Benson. Fourth Cavalry; William p. Du.
vail. First Artillery. and G. Creighton
Webb Of New York, Russell B. Harrison
of Indiana.
Assistant Adjutants General.
To be assistant adjutant generals, with
rank Of major-Captains Walter S. Schuy-
Ter, Fifth Cavalry: Louis " Caziarc, Sec
ond Artillery: William W. McCammon,
Fourteenth Infantry; James s. Petit,
FIRST Infantry; Alfred c. Sharpe, Twenty
second Infantry; Hugh L. Scott, Seventh
Cavalry; Edward Davis. Third Artillery
First Lieutenants.
First Lieutenants-F. S. Strong Fourth
Artillery; II. H. Sargent. Second Cavalry;
{. r. Edwards, Twenty-third Infantry
s. ID. Sturgis, Sixth Artillery; s. Reber,
Signal Corps; also Campbell f. McMichael
of Pennsylvania, George II. Hopkins of
michigan, and John A. Logan. jr., of Il
linois.
Quartelmasters.
To be quartermasters, with rank of ma
!or-Captains Charles G. Penney Sixth
infantry; John w. Summerhayes, Samuel
h Jones. Medad c. Martin, Oscar F.
Long, Guy Howard, Frederick vonschrad-
er, J. E. Sawyer. Frederick C. Hodgson,
James B. Aleshire, Thomas Cruise. all as
sistant quartermasters; First Lieutenant
eugene F. Ladd, Ninth Cavalry, and Will
lam A. Wadsworth of New York
o De assistant adjutant generals with
the rank Of captain: First Lieut. Erasmus
NJ. Weaver. jr.. Second United States Ar
tillery: First Lieut.. Francis p. Fremont
Third United States Infantry; First Lieut.
Charles N Truitt. Twenty-first United
states Infantry; First Lieut. Edwin ST. j.
treble. Second United States Artillery:
First Lieut.. John H. Beacon Third United
States Infantry: First Lieut. Harvey c.
Carbaugh, Fifth United States Artillery:
FIRST Lieut. John B. Mcdonald. Tenth
United States Cavalry: First Lieut..
Charles G.=Treat. Fifth United States Ar
tllery; First Lieut.. John A Dapray.
Twenty-third United States Infantry:
First Lieut.. William F. Hancock, Sixth
United States Artillery: First Lieut. VII
liam II. Smith. Tenth United States Cav
airy; First Lieut.. John F. Morrison.
Twentieth United States Infantry: First
Lieut.. BENJAMIN Alvord. Twentieth United
States Infantry: First Lieut.. Henry c.
Cabell, Eleventh United States Infantry:
FIRST Lieut.. Godfrey H. Macdonald. First
United states Cavalry: First Lieut. VIII
liam II. Johnston. Sixteenth United States
Infantry: First Lieut. John L. Sohon.
Twentieth United States Infantry; First
Lieut.. Grote Hutcheson, Ninth United
States Cavalry; First Lieut.. James n
Thompson. Twenty-third United States
Infantry; First Lieut. Carl Reichman.
Ninth United States Infantry; First Lieut..
Cornelius De W. Wilcox Seventh United
States Artillery; First Lieut. Willard A.
Holbrook, Seventh United States Cavalry:
First Lieut.. Robert E. L. Niche. Second
United States Cavalry: First Lieut.. Dan
iel b. Devere. Twenty-third United States
infantry; First Lieut.. Lucien G. Berry.
Seventh sn1
Lieut.. John E. Mcmahon. Fourth. United
States Artillery: First Lieut.. T. Bentley
Mott, Seventh United States Artillery;
First Lieut.. Saml Seay. jr, Fourteenth
United States Infantry: First Lieut.. Rob-
ert G. Paxton. Tenth United States Cav
airy; First Lieut. Robert L. Howe. Sixth
United States Cavalry; Joseph Benson
New York
10 be assistant quartermasters, with
M tne rank Of captain: First Lieut..
Chauncey B. Baker. Seventh Infan-
try; First. Lieut.. Charles c. Wal.
colt. jr.. Eighth Cavalry: First Lieut..
julius A. Penn, Second Infantry; First
Lieut. Ulysses G. McAlexander, Thir-
teenth Infantry: Hiram E. Mitchell. of
Oregon; John b. Jeffery of Illinois: Will
lam D. Jenkins. of Texas: BENJAMIN
Johnson, of California; James R. Hosmer.
Df New York: William A. Harper. of New
York; G. H. Holden. of Minnesota: II. w.
D. Nicholson. Of the District of Columbia:
Thomas H. Cavanaugh. of Michigan:
Elias H. Parsons, of Utah: Edward c.
of Tennessee: Francis NJ.
Schreiner. of the District of Columbia;
Arthur Thompson. of New Hampshire:
Charles M. Augur. of Colorado; William
X. Alexander. of Virginia; William C,
Ball. Of Ohio; Abraham 8. Bicknap, of
Ohio; George s. Bailey, of New York; Ed
win F. Barrett. of Minnesota; Britton
Davis, of Texas; c. B. Worthington, Of
Iowa; Beverly A. Read, of Texas; Harry
s. New, of Indiana: Frederick Buhor of
the District Of Columbia; Haldeman p
Young, of New York; Ambrose E. Coma
les. of South Carolina; Lloyd Carpenter |
of Pennsylvania.
Commissaries.
To be commissaries of subsistence,
with the rank of captain: First |
Lieut.. Eli D. Hoyle, Second United |
States Artillery; First Lieut.. Parker w.
West, Third United States Cavalry: First |
Lieut.. Omar Bundy, Third United States |
Infantry; First Lieut.. Elmore F. Tag
CART, Sixth United States Infantry; First |
Lieut.. Alexander R. Piper, Fifteenth
United States Infantry; Second Lieut.. |
Harold E. Cloke, Sixth United States Ar
.illery; Richard w. Thompson. jr., of In |
llama: Daniel Van Voorhis of Ohio; E. B. |