Evening star., 1898-06-20
NAMES SENT TO THE SENATE.
A Large Number of Nominations by
the President.

A Large Number of Nominations by
the President.
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate today:
Postmasters-Thomas J. Alexander, Santa
Ana, CAL; Alice A. Hanna, Oakdale. Cal;
J. 8. ,McIiarg, Walsenburg, Col; Bradley s.
Keith, Norwalk, Conn; William P. Leete.
North Haven, Conn; George A. Lennon.
Thomaston, Conn; Willis w. Mildrum,
East Berlin, Conn; Thomas Walker
Plantsville, Conn; William P. Carter,
Lewes, Del: Silas D. Patton, Ell Paso.
ILL.,; Joel s. Ray, Arcola. Ill.,; Hezekiah s.
Ven Dervert, Warren, ILL.,, J. T. Van Gun
dy, Monticello, ILL.,; Leroy H. Camp, La
porte city. Iowa; Susan c.. Carpenter. Fort
Dodge, Iowa: Charles NJ. Junkin, Fairfield.
Iowa; Daniel r. Anthony, jr., Leavenworth
Kan: William E. Monoher. Lincoln, Kan.
Henry G. Trimble. Somerset, Ky; Frank
n. Fales, South birmingham. Mass. Chris
tina d. Fosdick, Groton, Mass. Darwin
NJ. Bainbridge, Clinton, Mich; David E.
Wilson, Belding, Mich. c. L. Frost, Odes-
sa, Mo-: Edgar M. Rowe, Charleston, Mo. ;
Thomas b. Tuttle, Carthage, Mo-; John A.
Anderson. Wahoo. Neb.; Marcellus 8. Stor-
er, Nelson. Neb.; Henry ]. Jones. Elko.
New; Ossian D. Knox, Manchester N. H: :
Frank II. Melville, Bayonne, N. j.: Charles
". Powers, Bloomfield, N. j.; John L.
kyns. East Syracuse. N. Y: James M. Mil
Ter, Washingtonville, N Y; Samuel D. Null
holland. Port Henry. MY; Francis H. Salt,
Niagara Falls. N. Y; David o. Williams,
Mount Vernon. N. Y; Jacob H. Beger,
Findlay. Ohio; w. F. Pierce, Forest, Ohio;
William B. Woodmansee Sabina, Ohio; j.
H. Holmes, Freeport. Pa; Thomas L. John
son, Northumberland. Pa; Thomas John
ston, Apollo. Pa: Isaac T. Klingensmith,
Leechburg. Pa; jesse H. Roberts, Down
inghamtown, Pa; Charles E. Redman,
Sharpsburg, Pa: Albert Secor, Sheffield
Pa; Christian H Sheets, Braddock, Pa. ;
Andrew s. Warner. Tarentum, Pa; James
r. Bowen. Central Falls. r. l.: John H.
Caswell. Narragansett Pier, R. l.; Charles
5. RobinSon, Lonsdale, r. L; John w
Dunovant, Chester, S. c.; John Morgan
Dayton. Tenn: d. D, Jones, Gonzales, Tex. !;
Frederick G. Ellison, Springfield. vt; John
Z Davenport. Gordonsville. Va; w. w.
Ward. Dayton, WASH James e. McGloth-
I'm; ard Rnaveans%o9d a. vas,S :nGeorge A. Pack
state-John E. HopSiey aR Ohio. to be con-
England. ri IsI
Navy--Medical Inshscsors Joseph B. Par
ker, to be medical Director in the navy.
Amos Of Massachusetts. Loseph w. Plume
Of New Jersey. WIa
To be additional pasmaster-Fred N. Rix
TO correct previous nomination Of Fred NJ.
Third Regiment Unhed States Volunteer
Engineers-To be lieutenant colonel Eu-
gene ]. Spencer of Missouri; to be major;
First Lieutenant Edkaf Iadwin,s corps of
70 be engineer officers eth eth rank of major
Capt. Graham d. Fitch. Corps Of En-
gineers; Capt. Hugh u McGrath. 4th United
States Cavalry; Charles Allison Of rennes-
see. Att
To be chief quartermaster, with rank of
najor-Capt. James L.. Wilson, 9Th United
States Artillery.
To be chief commissary of subsistence,
with rank of major-Ffrst Lieut.. Harry d.
Wilkins. I'd United States Infantry.
To be assistant adjutants geneial, with
rank OF major-First Lieut.. William e.
Aimy. 9th United States Cavalry; First
Lieut.: Robert 'H. Noble, list United States
To be additional paymasters-ci M.
Carr OF Missouri. Ralph HartzeA- OF Ohio.
s. Heth Tyler of Virginia, William B.,
Dwight OF Connecticut = $50 aV---s7~.
To be assistant adjutants general. with
rank Of captain-F1rst Lieut.. Edward AM
derson. 7th United States Cavalry: Francis
B: Harrison. Troop A. New York Cavalry.
TO be assistant Qr6rtermasters. with
rank OF captain-Ffrst Lieut.. Writ Robin
son. 9Th United States Artillery; First