The times., 1899-07-14
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
The Names of a Number of Volunteer
Officers Announced.

officers Announced.
The following appointments in the vol
unteer service were made yesterday:
To be lieutenant co,oae!-Robert W.
Leonard. formerly colonel Twelfth New
York Volunteers.
To be major-Francis Ward, formerly
lieutenant colonel 2G2d New York.
To be eaptains-Peter Vredenburg, for
merly major Third New Jersey Volun-
teers; Charles E. Davis, formerly first
lieutenant First Maine; Samuel D. Craw-
ford, formerly major Fifteenth Pennsyl
vania; Lucius c. Bennett, formerly cap
tain Second Ohio Volunteers; Thomas W.
Darrah, formerly lieutenant Twentieth
United States Infantry, specially distin-
guished himself in the Santiago campaign;
William B. Oracle, formerly captain
Twelfth New York: William +. Judsoa,
formerly captain Twelfth New York; Wal
ter r Randall, formerly captain 202d Net
York; James NJ. Liddell, formerly major
Fifth United States Volunteer Infantry;
Samuel A. Price. formerly major Sixth
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry; Deve-
reaux Shields. formerly captain Second
Tennessee Volunteers.
To be first lieutenants-Henry G.. Crock
EFT, formerly Captain First Maine Artillery;
Edgar 5. Slayer, formerly Lieutenant Fifth
Pennsylvania; Stephen Ogden Fuqua, for
merly Captain Second United States Volun-
tesr Infantry: Benjamin Stark, jr., for
merly First LieutFnant Fourth United
States Volunteer Infantry; Solomon Avery.
ir.. formerly MajoF Second Georgia: Philip
:. Goiderman. formerly Seeoad Lieutenant
203d New York; James G. Hannah. for
meraIy First Lieutenant 2OSd New York;
John J. Kennedy, formerly Sixty-ninth
New York; Theodore s. Pulver. formerly
Captain 202d New York; Dexter Sturgis.
formerly First Lieutenant 203d New YORK:
Theodore B. Taylor. formerly First Lieu
tenant Twelfth New York: Oscar D. Weed.
formerly Captain Ninth New York; James
h Blount. jr., formerly First Lieutenant
Third Volunteer Infantry; William p.
Clark. formerly Lieutenant Third GsOrgil
Volunteers: Willis c. Davis. formerly Cap
tain First Georgia Volunteers; Wilson G.
Heaton. formerly captain Fistieth Iowa;
James n. Kimbrough. jr formerly captain
Third Georgia Volunteers; James Long
street, il. formerly First Lieutenant Ninth
Volunteer Infantry; George d. Rice, for
neriy Chaplain Sixth Massachusetts,.
To be Second Lieutenants-Henry L.
Jenkirson. formerly captain Eighth Unitec
States Volunteer Infantry: Lewis NJ Clark
formerly Sixteenth Pennsylvania; Robert
Corliss. formerly sergeant Seventh United
States Infantry; Carlson Ball. formerly
lieutenant 2G1st New York; John J. Byrne,
formerly captain Ninth New York: Timothy
L. Coughlan, formerly second lieutenant
20lst New York; Ursil A. Ferguson, for
merly captain First New York; Hidden
OIin. formerly second lieutenant Seventy
first New York; John T. Ryan, of New
York; John w c. Abbott OF Michigan; A.
Holt Bradford, formerly corporal Com
pany H. Sixth Illinois; Edwin S. Brous
sard. formerly captain Company /. Second
United States Volunteer Infantry; Lee D.
Fisher, formerly private Seventy Ne%
York Volunteers, assistant engineer
United States Navy during the Spanish
way; Rober. H. Stillman, formerly Ser
geant, Astor Battery; William S. Wells, jr.,
formerly captain Company f, Third Ala
hama; Frederick Hadra, captain and assis-
tant surgeon; William Bowen, captain and
assistant surgeon; Richard S. Griswo!d
first lieutenant and assistant surgeon.
George p. Peed, first lieutenant and assis-
tant surgeon.