New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
MANY MORE NOMINATIONS MADE BIZ
THE PRESIDENT.
corOSErs FREDERICK D. GRANT AND TRANCE
v. GREENE AMONG THE NEW BRIcA-


pIER-GENERAIs
Washington May 2-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations TO the Senate to-cay:
To be Brlgadier Generals:
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Iu. OSWALD H ERNST. Corps Of Ens'-
1I.u asTss LLOYD WHEATON Goth United
ra,u,ensn, coon.i ARTHUR MACARTHUR. Assistant
coons HENRY C HAspnorcx. 9Th United
Lieutenant coone JOHN C. GILMORE. Assistant Ad'u-
ueus sn. -cen. WALLACE RANDOLPH. Sd United
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Signal Corps to be Captains;
GEoRGE ". HITLER Of Maine
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To be First L!eutenants:
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HOWARD D coz OF Ohio
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To be Second Lieutenan,s
WILLIAM E. DAVIES Of MootaaA
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wiiiIAM MrTcIiEIL. Of Wisconsin
To be Assistant Adjutant-General. with rnnk OF
F.r., I1.u..n.n. WILLIAM n ssxrLr 18th United
To be Assistant ouarterma'terA With rank Of
LENS Y Y Will MsiELlSMs, Of Ohio
EDWARD E. Robbins. OF Pennsyvania-
To be Commissary Of Subsistence. with rank OF
Captain
JOHN r WENTWORTH. Of Pennsylvania
To be additional paymasters:
BENJAMIN F. HAvENs Of Indiana
JAMES Il HOUSTON. OF COnnecucut
Tho appointment OF Colonel Francis vinton
Greene 10 the rank OF brigadier- general will give
general satisfaction in National Guard circles. AL
though Colonel Grant went to the front at the heed
OF the 18th Regiment. he was not considered Ma
tional Guardsman because he had never been denti-
Ned with the services until tho 18th entered inc
volunteer service. But Colonel Greene has been
member OF the National Guard since 1899. when no
became engineer on the staff OF General Fitzgerald.
with the rank OF major He elected colonel OF
the list Regiment on January 2s. 1892. ana undef
his leadership the regiment added new laures !"
its record.
Colonel Greene wns a candidate for brlsader-sen'
eral OF the First Brigade when the para''on
OF the old First Brigade took place. but was os
festcd by Colonel George Moore Smith OF the Ss'h
Regiment BY vote.
The new brigadier- general was graduated at the
head Of his class at West Point In 1870. and was
appointed n second lieutenant In the Nh Cnitso
States Artillery. He remained IN active servis
ment and in ISL Il he tho United
Government at the headquarters OF the Russian russian
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OF n 81 tsTs s s Dn with
two decorat,ons for tho book which he wrote on '"'
GENERA! Gresne's father Is the Oldest living grad
uate OF West Point. ,.,
Point was made a Lieutenant in the Regular Army:
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After he resigned from the Army he made his c no%.
date : Tor Secretary 70 o, State Tt
year and the Colonel wss defeated wi,h tn the
him tinted States Minister TO to Austria Hanssry
He resigned the mission when Grover Clevelano
was elected President. In 1895 Mayor Strong aps
pointed him a Police Commissioner. He rcsisneu
the place during tho Parker Roosevelt warfare in
the Board. He was some weeks ago elected colonet
Of tho 18th Regiment OF the National Guarding
Fighting 18th Of Brooky n-and went South with
recently.
PENSION FOR ENSIGN BAGLEYs MOTHER
Washington. May N.--Representauve strowd OF
North Carolina introduced a bill In the House TO-
dav granting a pension Of so a month to MT;
Alkaline W Bagiey. Of North Carolina. mother %
ole ~ no