The times., 1898-06-14
ONE MORE BRIGADIER.
The President Sends I'm Another List
of Army Nominations.


The President sent another lot Of nomi-
to the Senate yesterday. including one
brigadier general. The list is as follows:
To be brigadier general:
JAMES II. BARKLEY Of Illinois.
To be engineer officer. with rank OF major:
JOSIAH PIERCE, Jr., of the District OF Co
lumbia.
To be chief commissaries of subsistence. with
rank o. major:
HERBERT KATZ, of New jersey.
JOSEPH H. HEATToLE, of Indiana.
To be assistant qnartermaster. with rank OF
WILLIAM N. EKIN, OF Kentucky.
To be engineer officers, with rank OF major:
CAPT. JAMES \. IRONS, Twentieth United
FIRST LIEUT.. SPENCER COSBY. Corps of En-.
10 be assistant quarternaster, with rank of
HOMER y. asPgSwALL, of Illinois.
To be coInmissaries OF subsistence. with rank of
captain:
SECOND LIEUT.. ALBERT S. BRooKEs, Eight.
ecnth United States Infantry.
WILLIAM W STRATHAM, OF Virginia.
WILLIAM B. DWIGHT, of Connectieut.
First Regiment, United States Volunteer En-
gineers-
AZEL AMEs Jr., Of Massachusetts,.
Third Regiment, United States Volunteer En-
gineers-
JOHN WILLIAMS BLACK, OF Illinois.
WALTER KIRK BRICE, OF Ohio.
To be assistant quartermaster, with rank OF
captain
EDWARD WILLIS. of South Carolina.
First Regiment, United States Volunteer En-
gineers--
To be surgeon, with rank OF major:
LOUIS LIVINGSTON SEAMAN, of New York.
Tenth Regiment. United States Volunteer In
fantry-
To be surgeon with rank OF major:
WILLIAM MORTON FUQUA, OF Kentucky.
Fourth Regiment, United States Volunteer In
fantry-
To be chaplain:
REV. SAMUEL F. CHANMAN. of Virginia.
HENRY H. LANDoN. of New York.
THEOPHuUS PARKER, of Virginia.
Second Regiment. Unitd States Volunteer En-
gineers-
To be second lieutenant:
CHARLES KERN, of Colorado.
Seventh Regiment United States Volunteer In
fantry-
CHARLES ID. COMFORT, Of Missouri.
To be surgeon, with rank of major:
JOHN G.. DAVIS, OF Illinois.
To be assistant surgeons with rank OF first
lieutenant:
MAXINE LANDRY, of Louisiana.
RoLI4IN T. BURR. OF California.
To be additional payrnasteTs:
CLIFFORD ARRICK. OF Indiana.
THADDEUS p. VARNEY, of New jersey.
WILLIAM j. BLACK, of Delaware.
HENRY BYRON MAY, OF Massachusetts,.
WEBSTER c. WISE, OF Pennsylvania.
For appointment in the Volunteer sigma
Corps
To be captains:
| SAMUEL s. SAMPLE, OF Missouri
| ROBERT S THOMPSON. of South Carolina.
| CHARLES T. MCINTYRE, of Indiana
| AMBROSE HIGGINS, of Pennsylvania.
| HENRY II. CANFIELD, OF Iowa.
To ba first lieutenants:
| CHARLES DeFOREST CHANDLER, of Ohio.
| SAMUEL NJ. BUTLER. of New York.
| ROLLO b. OGLESBEE, Of Indiana.
| To be second Iieutenants:
MELDRUM GRAY, of Ohio.
| HENRY C. BALDWIN. of New York.
| WILLIAM T. DAVENPORT, of New Jersey.
To be postmasters:
| MARY M. FORCE. at Selma, Ala.
| LOUIS c. HYDE, at Springfield Mass.
| WILLIAM BUDGE, at Grand Forks, n. D.
EDWARD HIRSCH, at Salem. Ore.
| GEORGE C. WAGENSELLER. at Selinsgrove
| MARY R; H. s. LONG. at Charlottesville, Va.
Treasury
To be collector of customs for saluria district
CLAREMoNT C. DRAKE, of Texas.
To be attorney for the Northern district Q
Texas:
WILLIAM II. ATwELL, of Texas.
| To be marshal for eastern district Of Wis
THOMAS B. REID, of Wisconsin.
To be consul of the United States at Bombay
| India:
| HANS J. SMITH, of South Dakota.
| (The nomination of Hans j. Smith, to be con
| sui at Port Louis, Mauritius, is hereby with
| drawn.)