The record-union., 1899-07-16
OFFICERS OF VOLUNTEERS.
ANNOUNCED
BY THE PRESIDENT.
A Number Of Those Selected Order
ed to Join Their Respective
Regiments for Duty.

w WASf11N1IO1N, july III Hc Aot-
lowing appointments have been made
in the volunteer army, their former SER
vice being designated:
To be Captains-Adam c. Carson,
Captain Company F, Fourth U. s. V.
Infantry; Henry A. Reed, Captain
Company 1, Fourth Missouri; William
J. White, Captain Company K, Second
Ohio.
To be First Observation-Disclosures w.
Barber, Captain, H, Fourth New .Jer-
sey; Frederick ]. Barrows, Captain, II,
Fifteenth Minnesota; Cyrus Gray Bess-
cux, Captain, Virginia Volunteer In
fantry; John M. Dunn, Lieutenant First
Delaware: Richard Drum Laird, First
Lieutenant, Tenth Pennsylvania; Dam
iel K. Monyhan, Second Lieutenant,
Company L. Second Massachusetts;
Frederick B. Nelson, Philadelphia City
Troops; Edward Hill, Captain, First
North Carolina Volunteers; Edward r..
Tompkins, Sergeant Major, Second
South Carolina Infantry; Charles O..
Thomas. Jr., Captain, Tenth U. S. ".
Infantry; George P. Whitsitt, Captain,
Fifth Missouri. 40
To be Second Lieutenants-Samue A.
Archibald, Sergeant, Fourth Virginia;
George w. Cochmower, private, E,
First Illinois: John Allen Degen, Cor
poral, Company M, Seventh United
States Infantry; Clark r. Elliott, Sec
ond Lieutenant, Fifteenth Minnesota;
Roy L. Fernald, Company c, Seventh
United States Infantry; Albert U.
Faulkner, private, Troop C, New York
Cavalry; Francis f. Wharton Griffin,
First Lieutenant, Third U. S. V. In
fantry; Carl Hard, Corporal, Troop !.
Second U. S. v. Cavalry; Robert S..
Knox, Second Lieutenant, Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry; Louie S. Clair Mum
ford, Second Lieutenant, Second Ala
bama; Frederick Harvey Plummer
Second Lieutenant, Fourth Virginia
Volunteer Infantry; Max Wagner, Sec
ond Lieutenant U. S. V. Signal Corps;
John N. Wright, Second Lieutenant,
Second U. S. v. Infantry; Guy A. Boyle.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant, One
Hundred and Fiftieth Indiana; William
B. Eulass, Company A, First Ohio Vol
unteers; Thomas S. Morgan, First
Lieutenant, Second South Carolina
Volunteers; James A. Simpson, First
Lieutenant Fourth Kentucky
ORDERED TO REGIMENTS.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The fol-
lowing named officers, recently ap-
pointed. have been ordered to join their
respective regiments at the places
hereinafter Indicated:
Twenty-sixth Infantry, Plattsburg
Barracks, New York-First Lieutenant
Frank NJ. Chaplin, First Lieutenant
Frank e. Edwards, First Lieutenant
T
tenant Sanford E. Worthington.
Twentyseventh Infantry, Camp
Meade. Pa.-Major Clyde d. " Hunt,
First Lieutenant Eskin S. Hartshorn
and Second Lieutenant Richard H.
Brewer.
Twenty eighth Infantry, Camp
Meade, Pa.-Captain Peter Vredenburg,
First Lieutenant Edgar S. Slayer, Sec
ond Lieutenant Lellis M. Clark, Second
Lieutenant H. Carl Young and Second
Lieutenant Marion B. MADISON.
Thirtieth Infantry, Fort Sheridan IL
linois First Lieutenant Frank D.
buckingham.
Thirty-first Infantry, Fort Thomas,
Kentucky-Captain Charles P. Stivers,
Captain Lucius Bennett and First
Lieutenant Benjamin. Stark, Jr
Thirty second Infantry, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas-First Lieutenant Grant
Gillespie, First Lieutenant Charles A.
Phillips and Second Lieutenant Will
lam H. Clopton, Jr.
Thirty-fourth Infantry. Fort Logan,
Colorado-Captain William E. Dame
and Second Lieutenant Albert c.. Cor
liss.
Thirty fifth Infantry, Vancouver Bar
racks, Washington-Captai Samuel R.
Langworthy, Captain Thomas W. Dar-
rah and First Lieutenant John L.
HUGHES,