The times., 1898-05-28

| The President yesterday sent the fol-
| lowing nominations to the Senate:
| To be brigadier generals of volunteers:
COL. ROBERT H. HALL. Fourth United
| States Infantry.
| COL. EDWIN V. SUMNER Seventh
United States Cavalry.
COL. PETER C. HAMS. Corps of En-
| gineers.
COL. GEORGE L. GILLESPIE. Corps
| of Engineers.
COL. MARCUS P. MILLER. Third
United States Artillery.
| COL. JACOB KLINE Twenty first
United States Infantry.
LIEUT.. COL. OSWALD II. ERNST,
Corps of Engineers.
LIEUT.. COL. LLOYD WHEATON,
Twentieth United States Infantry.
LIEUT.. COL. ARTHUR McARTHUR,
assistant adjutant general.
LIEUT.. COL. HENRY c. HASBROUCK.
Fourth United States Artillery.
LIEUT.. COL. JOHN c. GIMORE, as
sistant adjutant general.
| LIEUT.. COL. WALLACE +. RAN
| DOLPH. Third United States Artillery.
MAJOR JOSEPH P. SANGER, inspector
general
COL. FREDERICK d. GRANT. of New
York. Fourteenth New York Volun-
teeF infantry.
HARRISON GRAY OTIS, of California.
HENRY NJ DUFFIELD. of Michigan.
| CHARLES KING, of Wisconsin.
LUCIUS F. HUBBARD. of Minnesota
| GEORGE A. GARRETSON, of Ohio.
| WILLIAM w. GORDON, of Georgia.
JOHN A. WILEY. of Pennsylvania.
VIM. A. BANCROFT. of Massachusetts,.
WILLIAM ]. MCKEE, of Indiana.
| FRANCIS V. GREENE, OF New York
Jy,
fantry.
! CHARLES FITZSIMONS. of Illinois.
| JOSEPH X. HUDSON. of Kansas.
| JAMES RUSH LINCOLN. of Iowa
| MICHAEL v. SHERIDAN. of the United
States Army.
| The President will send in an additional
list of names of brigadier generals Of
volunteers Monday. The South was ig-
nored in the list OF nominations sent in
yesterday. 1t is stated on high authority
that the names to be, sent in Monday will
be almost exclusively those of Southern
men.
For appointment in the Signal Corps
To be captains:
JOHN S. INMAN. of Illinois.
| GEORGE w. BUTLER, of Maine
THOMAS f. CLARK of Massachusetts.
First Lieut.. GUSTAVE W. S. STEy-
EMS, Sixth United States Ar. .illery.
FRANK LYMAN. JR., of Iowa
GEORGE r. GYGER, of Ohio.
FRANK L. MARTIN, of California.
FREDERICK T. LEIGH of New York
To be first leutenants:
| CHARLES f. PELLEW. of New York.
| GEORGE II. TILLY, of Montana.
HOWARD d. COE. of Ohio.
CHARLES H. MARTIN. of Illinois.
PATRICK W. CRAWFORD. of Arkan-
Sds-
CHARLES E. WALKER. Of Maine
ALyAR G. THOMPSON. of New York
| EDWARD ". WINFIELD. of Arkansas.
To be second lieutenants:
WILLIAM f. DAVIES. of Montana.
| JOSEPH d. WOOD, of Ohio.
! ELMO c. LEE. of Arkansas
! DON. A. PALMER of Minnesota
| WALTER s. VOLKMAR. sergeant, Sig
nal Corps.
CHARLES E. KILBoURNE. JR.. of Ore
gon.
| ALBERT ]. DILLON. Of Florida.
| FRANK p. TATE. of Tennessee.
WILLIAM MITCHELL. of Wisconsin.
| To be assistant adjutant general, with
rank of captain:
| First Lieut.. WILLIAM r. SAMPLE.
Thirteenth United States Infantry.
| To be assistant quartermasters. with
rank of captain:
| CYRIL W. KING, of Iowa
| LEW 10 V. w llsiiAMS, OF ONO.
| EDWARD E. ROBBINS. of Pennsyl-
| vania.
| To be commissary of subsistence. with
| rank of captain:
JOHN F. WENTWORTH. of Pennsyl-
| vania
To be additional paymasters:
| BENJAMIN F. HAYENS. of Indiana
| JAMES B. HOUSTON, of Connecticut
| Who They Are.
| Col Robert II. Hall. Fourth United
| States Infantry. entered West Point from
| Michigan July 1, 1855 He was made
/ brevet second lieutenant Fifth Infantry
July /, 1866; second lieutenant Tenth In
| fantry January 90, 1861; first lieutenant
June l, 1861, and captain August 81 1868.
| On November a, 1868. he was brevetted
major for meritorious service al the bat
| tie of Lookout Mountain. He was brew
cited lieutenant colonel August 19, 1854, for
/ gallant service in the battle of Weldon
Road. Va. During the permanent enlist
ment he was commissioned major Twen-
| ty-second Infantry May q, 1888, lieutenant
colonel Sixth Infantry August 5. 1888, and
| colonel of Fourth Infantry May 49, 1898.
Col Edwin V. Sumner. Seventh United