Evening star., 1898-05-24
MORE ARMY PROMOTIONS.
Nominations Sent to the senate h
the President.

Nominations Sent to the senate by
the President.
The President today sent these nomina-
tions to the Senate:
War. for appointment in the Signal
Corps: To be colonel-Lieutenant Colonel
Henry H. c. Dunwoody. Signal Corps, u.
s. A.
To be lieutenant coionel-Captain James
Allen. Signal Corps. U. s. A.
Captains to be majors-Richard p. Strong
4th Artillery: George p. Scriven. Signal
Corps; William A Gassford, Signal Corps.
First neutenants to be majors-J. Z. Max
feld. Frank Greene. Samuel Reber Signal
Corps, and Mr.. Eugene o. Feche of Mich
igan, civilian.
To be captains-First Lieutenant George
o. Squier. Sd Artillery; First Lieutenant
Eugene T. Wilson. Sd Artillery; Second
Lieutenant J. f. Brady. jr.. 10th Infantry:
Martin L. Hellings Of Florida, Otto A. Mes
mth Of California, Daniel J. Carr OF Con-
necticut, Howard A. Giddings Of Connecti-
cut. Carl F. Hartman of New Jersey, John
w. Mcconnell of Illinois, William II. La
mar Of Maryland, Edward B. Ives of New
York.
To be first lieutenants-Leonard B. Wild
man of Connecticut. J. J. Ryan of Texas.
William F. NJ. Rogers OF Connecticut Nor
man H. Camp Of Idaho, Richard o. Rick
ards OF Illinois, Julien p. Wooten of
Georgia.
To be second ieatenants-Walter l..
Clarke. first sergeant, Signal Corps; James
r. Steele, first sergeant. Signal Corps:
Basil o. Lenoir, sergeant, Signal Corps:
James B. Mclaughlin, sergeant. Signal
Corps: George c. Burnell, sergeant, Signal
Corps: Victor Shepherd. sergeant. Signal
Corps; William NJ. Talbot, sergeant. Sig
nal Corps; Thos. r. ]. Campbell, District
of Columbia; Chas. H. Gordon of Califor-
MIA: Charles Rogan, jr., of Tennessee; AL
son ]. Rudd of Minnesota: Henry w.
Sprague of Massachusetts,; William W.
Colt of Illinois.
Subsistence department Lieut.. Col.
Charles Albert Woodruff. to be assistant
ccmmissary general of subsistence, with
rank of colonel: Maj. Henry G. Sharpe. to
be assistant commissary general of subsist-
cree. with rank Of lieutenant colonel.
Corps of engineers-Major Charles Walk
er Raymond, to be lieutenant colonel; Capt.
William Murray Black. to be major: First
Lieut.. Mason Mathews Patrick. TO be cap
tain; Second Lieut.. Geo. p. Howell, to be
first lieutenant.
Artillery arm-Capt. Selden A. Day, lst
Artlliery, 10 De major. First Lieut.. EraS-
mus NJ. Weaver, jr.. to be captain; Second
Lieut.. Thomas B. Lamoreau, 4th Artillery,
to be first lieutenant.
Cavalry arm-Second Lieut.. Edwin B.
Winans, jr.. 9Th Cavalry, to be first lieu
tenant: Capt. Edward A. Goodwin. Sth Cav
airy. to be colonel of the 1th Regiment,
United States Volunteer Infantry; Major
Eli L. Higgins, 9Th Cavalry, to be colonel
of the S:h Regiment, United States Volun-
teer Infantry: Algernon S. Reaves Of Ten
nessee. to be lieutenant colonel of the Sd
Regiment, United States Volunteer In
fantry.
To be assistant quartermaster. with the
rank Of captain-Giles H. Holden of Minne-
scta; Chester B. Worthington of Iowa.
To be commissaries of subsistence, with
the rank of captain-Ebcn b. Fenton of
Michigan; Martin NJ. Marshall of Iowa;
Robert H. Beckham of Texas.
State-P Morrill, Griffith of Ohio, to be
&C nsul at Matamoras. Mexico.
Justice-Dewey c. Bailey, to be United
States marshel, district Of Colorado.
ostmaster-Eli5ah o. Lofors, Bentonville.
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