The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-16
CONNECTICUT OFFICERS.

Who Wear Shoulder Straps in the
 Regular Army.
 Among the officers in the United States Army who hail from Connecti- cut are the following:
 Major George E. Pond, assistant quartermaster general; West Point 1872, served during the war of the Re- bellion in the Twenty-first Connecti- cut Volunteers Infantry.
 Major Henry s. Terrell, surgeon; as- sstant surgeon Seventeenth Connecti- cut Volunteer Infantry.
 Captain Robert J. Gibson, assistant surgeon; entered the army in 1880.
 Captain William J. Wakeman, assist ant surgeon: entered the army in 1882. Captain Henry R. Stiles, assistant surgeon; entered the army in 1892.
 Lieutenant D. l.. Munson, assistant surgeon; entered the army in 1893.
 Lieutenant Colonel Asa B. Casey, West Point 1858; deputy payInaster general.
 Major George w. Baird, paymaster; rose from the ranks, entered army in 1862.
 Lieutenant Colonel Samuel M. Mans field, corps of engineers; West Point, 1862, colonel of Twenty fourth Connec- ticut Volunteers during the war of the Rebellion.
 Major Charles F. L. Davis, engineer corps; West Point, 1866.
 Second Lieutenant Wilham J. Bar den, engineer corps; West Point, 1894.
 Lieutenant Colonel Isaac Arnold, Ordnance department; West Point, 1S62
 Major Charles F. Dutton, Ordnance department; adjutant Twenty-first Connecticut Volunteers Infantry dur ing the war of the Rebellion.
 First Lieutenant William J. Flynn, Eighth Regiment Cavalry; West Point, 1883.
 Captain George Mitchell, Second Ar tillery; Fifty-seventh New York Regi- ment Infantry during the war of the Rebellion.
 Captain James H. Burbaun, Third Artillery; adjutant Twentieth Connec- ticut Volunteer Infantry during the war of the Rebellion. !;
 Captain Benjamin Roberts, Fifth Ar tillery; served in an Iowa regiment during the war of the Rebellion.
 First Lieutenant James c. Brush. Fifth Regiment Artillery; West Point, 1875.
 First Lieutenant Warren P. New comb, Fifth Regiment Artillery; West Point, 1882.
 Captain Sidney E. Clarke, Second Regiment Infantry: served in the Sec- ond and Twelfth Connecticut Volun- teers during the last war, being major of the latter regiment.
 Captain George O. Webster, Fourth United States Infantry, West Point, 1866.
 Captain William H. Mercer, Eighth Regiment Ir< ntry, citizen appoint ment, first lieutenant in Company I, Third Regiment, c. N. G., before enter ing the army in 1880.
 Captain George W. Davis, Ninth Regiment Infantry; first lieutenant of the Eleventh Connecticut Volunteer Infantry; during the late war.
 Captain Cyrus s. Roberts, Seven- teenth Regiment Infantry; in Twenty second and One Hundred and Fiftieth New York Infantry during the late war, being major in the latter.
 First Lieutenant Dwight E. Haley, Fourth Infantry; West Point, 1886.
 First Lieutenant Walter H. Chatfield, Fifth Infantry, entered army in 1878. First Lieutenant Victor E.. Stottle, Eleventh Infantry; West Point, 1882.
 Second Lieutenant George H. Shel- ton, Eleventh Infantry; West Point, 1892
 Second Lieutenant Herbert N. Roy den, Twenty-third Infantry; West Point, 1891.
 Second Lieutenant John s. Murdock Twenty fifth Infantry; citizen appoint