The evening times., 1900-06-29
CADETS NOW OFFICERS.
Graduates From the Military Acad-
emy Assigned 20 Dnty.

the MtlfNary Acau-
emy Assigned TO Duty.
By direction OF the Secretary Of War, the
appointments in the Army Of the Unit d
States, and the Assignments to corps a-d
regiments, to date from June 13. 1850. of
the following named cadets. graduates OF
the Military Academy are announced:
Corps OF Engineers-To be second lieu
tenants. George b PilsbUry, Edward NJ.
Adams To be additional second lieu en-
ants. Gustave r L1kesh, Edmund NJ
Rhett, and John r. Siattery.
Artillery arm-To be second lieutenants
Charles r. Lawson. 10 the Seventh Artil
iery; Francis A PoS. TO the Sixth Ar
tilIery; Gilbert A Youngbere. 10 the Third
Artillery; Stanley p. Hamilton, to the
Seventh Artillery. William p. Stokey, to
The Second Artillery; William l. Wester-
vel. to the First Artillery: Frederick l.
Buck. to the Seventh Artillery; Jay p.
Hopkins, 10 the Seventh Artillery: Leroy
T. Hillman. 10 the Seventh Artillery; Up
ton Birnie. jr., to the Second Artillery;
Archibald H Sunderland, TO the Sixth Ar
tillery; Clarence Deems. jr., 10 the Sixth
Artillery; Raymond H Fenner, 20 the Sixth
Artillery; Charles L. J. FrOhwitter TO
the First Artillery; Edward p NOnes. to
the First Artillery; Clifford c. Carson. to
the Seventh Artillery; John McManus. TO
the Third Artillery
Cavalry arm-To be second Iieute1ants-
Joseph a. Baer, TO the Sixth Cavalry;
Frank o. Whitlock. 70 the Fourth Cav
airy Charles F. Martin, 70 the Fifth Cav
airy. Robert E Wood, 10 the Third Cav
airy; Willis V. Morris. 10 the Sixth Cav
airy: Walter s Grant. TO the Sixth Cav
airy; Charles NJ WessOn. TO the Seventh
Cavalry; Morton c. Mumma, to the Second
Cavalry; Frank P. Amos. TO the First Cav
airy; Julian A Benjamin. to the Third
Cavalry; John Watson. to the Seventh Cav
airy Samuel r Gleaves. 20 the First Cav
airy; Lewis s. Morey. 10 the Tenth Caval-
~; James Goethe, o the Eighth Cavalry;
Robert F. Jackson. 10 the Fifth Cavalry:
Varien D. Dixon, 70 the Fifth Cavalry;
Verne La s Rockwell. 70 the Eighth Cav
airy; John W Wilen. 10 the Eighth Cav
airy; George 3. Comfy. 10 the Fifth Cav
airy; Augustine Mcintyre. TO the Ninth
Cavalry; Charles C. Harvey. to the Second
Cavalry; Richard NJ. Thomas. 10 the Sec
ond Cavalry.
Infantry arm to De second Heutenants
Edwin G. Davis, 70 the Fifth Infantry;
Herman Glade. 20 the Fourth lL-antTy:
Arthur p s. Hyde, TO the Fifteenth Infan-
Try; Harry z. Mitchell 20 the Fourteenth
Infantry: Ernest Z. Allen. 70 the Four
teenth Infantry; Frank s Bowen. 10 the
Sixth Infantry: Fred c. DOYLE. 10 the
70 the Eleventh Infantry: Presley K
Briee. TO the Fourteenth Infantry; George
T. Perkins to the Twentieth Infantry
The order making the assignments.
signed by Lieutenant General Miles. con
cludes as follows:
The officers assigned TO the line OF the
Army viii report at once by letter to their
respective regiEental commanders. who
Will assign them 10 batteries troops. and
companies Those assigned 70 regiments
serving in whole or in part IN Cuba. Porto
Rico. or the Division Of the Philippines viii
be attached 10 batteries. troops and com
Panies serving therein and will be as
signed thereto as far as vacancies viii per
nIit.
The officers assigned 10 regiments not
serving in Cuba. Porto Rico or the Divi-
sion Of the Philippines will join their re-
spective regiments On August 1, 1sCO.
Those assigned 70 regiments serving
in Cuba and Porto Rico Will report in
person 10 the commanding general. De-
pSrtmenr Of the East. Governors Island.
New York. on August l. 1900 and viii
proceed AZ the first opportunity Jhereaf-
ter 10 Join their respective regiments.
Those assigned 10 regiments serving in
whole or in part IN the Division OF the
Philippines VIII report IN person on Au-
gust /. 1900. 20 the commanding officers
Of such posts and stations as may hereaf-
ter be designated for the purpose Of ac-
COmpanying recruits 10 that division, or
10 other points en- route. and upon the
completion Of that duty viii jOin their
respective regiments