The times., 1899-03-14
MANY OFFICERS TO
Be MUSTERED OUT
Eleven Generals Are Included
in the Order.
One Hundred and One Second Lieu
tenants Appointed.
The Regular Army Strengthened and
the Volunteer Service Reduced
With sweep.

The President made public yesterday the
long expected list of appointments of one
hundred and one second lieutenants in the
regular army. Almost simultaneously OF
ders were issued mastering out large
number of volunteer officers in all ranks
and branches OF the service.
The muster out list is headed with the
following generals, who will leave the ser
vice two months from the date of the
order:
Major General Keifer, Brigadier Gener-
ais Arnold, Pennington, Snyder, Sheridan,
Douglas, McKibbin, Carpenter, and
Humphrey, and also Brigadier Generals
Boynton and Randall, who will leave the
service Immediately.
These officers will relieve their aides who
will reioin their regiments. Brigadier Gen
eral McKibbin will proceed TO Columbus
Barracks, Ohio and assume command Of
that post The volunteer officers Will go
to their homes and the regulars Will join
their regiments.
These staff officers are ordered TO be
mustered out:
Assistant adjutants general-Lieut. Col.
Francis Michler, Lieut.. Col Joseph II.
Dorst, Major Louis V. Caziare, Major
Hunter Liggett, Major William S. Scott,
Major Charles G. Treat.
Captains-WilIiam B. Allison. Edwin St.
J. Greble, Crate HutchesOn, Lucien G. BeT-
~. Robert G. Paxton, Charles w Fen
ton. Henry H. Whitney. Edward B. Cas-
satt James A Colvin. Joseph d. Morton,
Jacob E. Bloom. William H. Mchittrick,
Beverly A. Read, William VI. Wright,
Frederick NJ Page. Samuel :. Saxuon,
Frank b. McKenna, Ramon 6. Mendoza,
Hugh D. Wise. and Edward c. Brooks.
Inspectors General-Lieut. Col. Frank d.
Baldwin, Lieut. Col Winfield s. Edgerly,
Majors Herbert ]. Slocum, Harry c. Ben
son, and Robert a. Brown.
Judge Advocates-Lieut Coils. Frederick
A. Hill and Charles H. Ribbel.
Chief Quartermasters-Lieut. Coils.
George E. Pond and Joshua w. Jacobs.
Assistant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ulysses
C. McAlexsnder. Hiram E. Mitchell. Ben
jamin johnson. James R. Hosmer, Arthur
Thompson, Edwin F. Barrett, Ambrose E,
Gonzales, Frederick ". Cole. Richard J.
Tanning, Walter Allen, Charles NJ. For
rest, Edward Willis, Writ Robinson, Ed
ward 3. Harrison, William p. Williams,
James A Campbell, Charles NJ. Wrigley,
Andre W. Brewster. Joseph W. Willard,
Harold Young, and Walter l. Phelps.
Chief Commissaries of Subsistence
Lieut.. Col. James n. Allison, Majors ].
o. VarnedaI, James L. Moody, D. B. Will
son. Gallagher, E. W. Bach. R. L. Long
street John d. Black, W. X. Wright, J.
C. Mulliken, r. NJ. Townsend. Frederick
A. Smith, Solomon F. Thorne, Henry Page
Daniel Hogan, E. F. Taggart-
Commissaries of subsistence-Capts
Richard ". Thompson, jr-, NJ. VI. Marshall
R. II. Beckham. 0rson Pettijohn, John
Landstreet jr., James F. Denton, Don. A
coin, JoE- P. Teagarden, Edwin F. Hurl-
burt, Charles E. Golden, James c. Grant
Carl X Momer, Charles ". Neal, William
F. Dunn, John B. Clarke. Isaac DIsay
James E. Baldridge, William B. Gown
Charles Weiser T. F Ryan, William p
Hale, S. H. Bridgman, Harlow L. Street
William McC. Loveland, Patrick H. Nc
Caull.
Chief Surgeons-Lieut. Coils. Robert VI
o'Reilly, Alfred c. Girard. Timothy E
Wilcox, and jefferson R Kean.
Brigade Surgeons-MajOrs William
Stephenson, Paul Clendenin. Nathan s
Jarvis. Peter D. MacNaughton, John r
McDill, George B. Bum, Elmer E. Heg
William s. Bryant, William F. de Niede
man. Francis c. Ford. Edward o. Shakes
peare, John L. Macumber. Robert Burns
and Henry 2. Birmingham
Chief Engineers-Lieut. Coils. William r
Livermore, George McC. Derby, and JohI
Riddle.
Engineer Oficers-Maiors Lewis Il
Strother. William d. jenkins, William D
Beach. Joseph E. Kuhn, Hugh J. McGralh
Charles J. Allison, and Edwin A. Root.
Chief Ordinance Officers-Lieut. Coils
James Rockwell. ir.. John T Thompson
William p. Duval, and John A. Kress
Moi Tgb ~
Edmunds John Mcclellan. Eli ID. HoyIe
James T. Dean. Matthew c. Butler, ir
c. p. Townsley, John b. Rodman. Ormon
NJ Lissak. Godfrey II. Mcdonald, an
John J. PeTshing.
United States Volunteer Signal Corps-
Col. James II. Allen; Lieut.. Col Richard ]
Strong. captains. George r. oyer. Julien /
Wooten. Richard o. Richard Charles 4
Martin. Alvar 6. Thompson: first lieu
tenants. Albert c. Thompson. jr. Charlie
Def. Chandler, Charles NJ Duffy. Albei
J. Dillon. William E. Davis. W. ". Col
Thomas r. J. Campbell Joseph D. Woo,
Frank p Tate; second lieutenants J. !
Mclaughlin, Gustav Hirsch. Carl Darnal
William p. Davenport, H G. Lansing.
S. Wallace, z. F. Bawsel. b. b. Dogget
II. A. Swigert, J. a. Higgins. G. s. GLIB
+. ". Dunn, c. c. Shaw. r B. Mon
gonery, J. p Anderson, Z. E. Kelly, ]
c Baldwin.
The Second Lieutennnts.
Following are the second Lieutenant
appointments:
James Kelly Parsons. first lieutena
Company L. Third Alabama Volunteer
fantry
Nathaniel r. Chambliss. grandson
Gen. William !. Hardee; four years cad
L. S. Military Academy. now first lieute
ant Third Alabama Volunteer Infantry.
Milton Artells Elliott graduate militia
college; sergeant and second lieutenaI
First Arkansas Volunteer Infantry.
Joseph Whitehead, private and corpOri
First Arkansas Volunteers.
Melville c. Wilkinson. son Of CAPITA
Wilkinson, L. S. A. killed at Leech Lal
October :. 1898.
Howard Stanbery Avery, graduate
Berkeley University; now corporal Fou
teenth United States Infantry, at Manila.
Dan Tyler Moore, son of Col. Alexand
Moore late United States Army; gradua
military college, now second HeutenaI
Third Connecticut Volunteers.
Philip II. Bailey, OF Connecticut.
William s. Bradford. son of Col. ].
Bradford, United States Army. retired, al
great nephew OF late Admiral william
Shubrick, United States Navy.
William d. Pasco, college graduate, NJ
first lieutenant inird United States VI
uDteer Engineers, al Cienfuegos.
Graham L. johnson. graduate militia
college.
Charles Dubignon, of Georgia.
Hugh Bullock. of Georgia.
Albert y. BTunzell, college gradua
private First Idaho Volunteers. now
Manila.
Clark Mills Carr, graduate military c,
lege.
John r. Thomas. jr.. first lieutens