Evening star., 1898-05-25

| csSe oIHcers Tor Sucn organizations were
taken from the northern states and were
men who had not been subjected to this
| disease.
| There were two roll calls In the execu-
| tive session, one Of them being upon the
confirmation of N. 5. Walpole Of Colorado
| to be agent Of the Pueblo Indians in New
| Mexico, and the other upon the confir-
nation of James ]. Power Of Pennsylvania
| TO be receiver of public moneys at Perry
| Okla. There were adverse reports against
both on the ground Of non-residence, but
both were confirmed by considerable ma.
! jcrities.
These nominations were confirmed:
| Military.
Colonels in the volunteer army-Cap-
tains Patrick Henry Ray and James S.
| Pettitt; First Lieutenants Herbert H. Sar-
gent. Charles s. Richie. Messrs. Laurence
u. Tyson Of Tennessee, ana Duncan N.
Hood of louisiana
Adjutant generals department-Lieut.
| Col. Theodore Schwan, assistant adjutant
| general, with the rank of colonel; Major
William Harding Carter. assistant adju-
tant general, with the rank of lieutenant
colonel.
Commissaries of subsistence with the
| rank Of major-Wiliam NJ. Abernethy of
Missouri, and Capt. David B. Wilson;
First Lieut. H. j. Gallagher. and H. Clay
! Muilikin Of Maryland.
To be conmissaries of subsistence, with
the rank of captain-Messrs. James Ed
ward Calhoun and Frederick w. Hyde of
New York; William H. Anderson Of Green
vile, Ohio; George B. McCullom of Pulas-
ki Tenn; Don A. Dodge, Minnesota, and
r. p Howell, Iowa.
To be engineer officers. with the rank of
major-Captains William D. Beach George
II. Sands. William A. Skunk and Charles
Lincoln Woodbury., Vermont.
First regfH ent Of volunteer engineers
to be colonel-Eugene Griffin Of New York
To be first lieutenants-Algernon Sartors
of the District of Columbia, Fitzhugh Lee.
5r.. of Richmond. Va: Carlos Carbonel of
Troy, N. Y. Karl Fisher Hansen Of New
York.
To be chief surgeons with the rank of
major-George Cook. New Hampshire: Will
liam H. Daily, Pennsylvania; Clayton Park
hill, Colorado; James NJ. Jenne, Vermont
Herbert w. Cardwell Oregon: James H.
Hyssell, Ohio: Leonard B. Amy Connec-
ticut; Charles B.. Nancrede, Michigan:
Thomas Earle Evans. Alabama; Jefferson
ID. Griffith. Missouri: r. Emmett Griffin.
Nebraska: Edward Boeckmann, Minnesota
Thomas c. Gimball, Indiana and H. F.
Hoyt of Minnesota.
Zion Obed Huntington of Minnesota, as
sistant surgeon in the navy.
The Signal Corps: To be major-Captain
Richard E. Thompson.
To be captain-Benjamin F. Montgom-
cry, Virginia.
To be first observation-disclosures Philip j.
NILS, tdlllOTEld, Wllllam w. Chance,
Illinois; Albert c. Thompson, jr., Michi-
gan.
To be second Observation-Disclosures Will
liam o. Bailey and Francis Creighton.
To be assistant adjutants general with
the rank of major-First Lieutenant Harry
c. Hale, Captains Louis A. Craig, William
A. Simpson, Charles II. HeyI, John A.
johnson and II. Kyd Douglas, Maryland.
Schofield. California; Moses Ransom Doy-
on, Wisconsin; w. ]. Cowden, West Vir-
ginia.
To be assistant quartermaster with the
rank Of major-Noble H. Creager Of Mary
land.
To be assistant quartermaster with the
rank of captain-First Lieutenant George
8. Cartwright.
Civil Appointments.
Surveyor customs - Elijah w. Adkins,
Knoxville. Tenn: John B. Hanna of Mary
land. Baltimore. Md.
Collector customs-Meyer Hahn, Pamuco
n. c.: Clarence g. Smithers, Cherrystone
Va; William B. Todd. Georgetown D. c.;
Christopher D. Jones for the district Of
Beaufort, N. c.; William F. Stone. the dis
II lict of Baltimore, Nd; Charles t Stanton
the district of Stonington. Conn; George
p. Waldorf to be collector of internal rev.
eEue for the tenth district of Ohio James
Whitehead to be register of the land Office
at Broken Bow, Neb
James ]. Power, Pennsylvania, receiver
OF public moneys at Perry, Oklahoma ter
ritory
Nfmrod s. Walpole, Colorado, agent for
the Indians of the Pueblo and JicarilIa
agency in New Mexico.
Postmasters: New York-Henry Oster-
held Yonkers: Edward Reed. Giens Falls;
Graham H. Wheeler, Hammondsport
Ohio-D. c. Bailey, West Liberty: Isaac
N. Gearing. Bellefontaine; Joseph M. Mil
purn' Aenia; IL n. Young, Ada; Ira Craw-
1ord' Dayton; Robert F. Dent, New Com
Ell stown; A. ]. Eminger, Mianisburg: ".
8. Fornshell. Camden; James B. Fisher.
Marion; Robert s. Fulton, Germantown; A.
L. Jones, Greenville: 8. E. Lofer, Deeraff:
Robert V. Jores. Sidney: Charles A. Leh-
Ter, Sandusky; C. A. McKim Cclina: Rob
ert M: Rownd. Columbus: Harry b Taylor,
Orrville; Maryneal Hutches Smith, Urbana.
Massachusetts-JosephA A. West, Province
town.
New Hampshire-George H. Hitchcock.
Hanover; Luther II. Morrill, Tliton
New Jersey-Abram W. Boss, Fleming
ten.
South Carolina-Frank Nichols. Green
vile.
North Carolina-John H Howard, Vel
don; Samuel H. Dick, Wilson.
Georgia--David B. Rigdon. Statesboro; C.
E. Head. Tallapoosa-
Nebraska-John H. Tower, Sutton
Wisconsin-H. G. Kress, Manitowoc: Ex
ra M. Rogers Hartford.
West Virginia-James p. Fitch. Morgan
town.
Michigan-E. c. Reid. Allegan; Lawson
E. Becker, Fenton: Burton F. Browne,
Sand Beach.
Maine = Edward Brown, Thomaston.
Thomas g. Herbert. Richmond; Frank B.
Purinton, Fairfield.
Texas-Edward Blanchard, San Angelo.
George w. Stewart. Luling: F. M Barton
Terrell: L; E. Deger. veiasco. Carrie e.
Hoke. Taylor.
nlinois-Louis J. Appel Highland; Homer
E. Darst. Eureka; John Kline, Henri:
Alonzo C. Siuss. Tuscola: John d. Robards'
Or eanfield.
Arkansas-Louis Altheimer. Pine Blun.
Florida-Charies w. Lewis. f'ernandina.
Louisiana-Caroline g. Lyman, Franklin.
Arizona-Frank e. Jordan. Jerome
THERE aSA GLASS OF PEOPLE
Who are injured By the use Of coffee. Recently
there has beeh placed IN an the grocery stores =
new preparation called GRAIN-O, made OF pare
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