Evening star., 1901-02-14

next after Paymaster Charles w. Littlefield
Naval Constructor Richmond P. Hobson.
to be advanced ten numbers In rank, from
the 11th day of February, 1901, and to be
naval constructor, with the rank Of cap
TAIN to take rank next after Naval Con-
structor Joseph H. Linnard.
Rear Admiral James Entwistle, retired, to
be advanced two numbers In rank on the
retired list. from the 11th day of February,
1901, to take rank next after Rear Admiral
Nfcoll Ludlow, retired
Chief Engineer Charles ]. MacConnel, re-
tired, to be advanced one number in rank,
on the retired list, from the 11th day Of
February, 1901, to take rank at the head of
chief engineers on the retired list holding
the rank of captain, retired in accordance
with the provisions OF section 1853 of the
Revised Statutes.
Capt. John L. Hannum, retired, to be ad
vanced two numbers in rank, on the re-
tired list, from the 18th day of February.
1901. to take rank next after Capt. Henry
B. Seely, retired.
Capt. George Cowie, retired, 20 be aG-
vanced three numbers in rank the re-
tired list, to take rank next alter Capt.
John r. Bartlett, retired.
War-Army of the United States Quarter
masters Department.. To be quartermas-
ters with the rank of major: Capt. Robert
r. Stevens, assistant quartermaster; capt.
Frederick G. Hodgson, assistant quarter
master; Capt John B. Bellinger, assistant
quartermaster.
Cavalry arm-To be ajors: Capt. James
B. Hickey, Sth Cavalry; Capt. Edward J.
McClernand. I'd Cavalry; Capt. Levi +.
Hunt, 10th Cavalry; Capt. Cunliffe H. Muir
ray, 4th Cavalry; Capt. Charles A. VAR
mum. 7th Cavalry.
Infantry arm-TO be major: Capt. Alfred
G. Sharpe, 22d Infantry.
Medical department: To be assistant sur
geons, with the rank of first lieutenant
John Dixen Yost of Massachusetts, acting
assistant surgeon. I. s. A; Charles Ran
som Reynolds of New York, acting assist
ant surgeon. L. S. A; Paul G. Hutton of
North Carolina, acting assistant surgeon,
L. S. A; Frederick Airport Dale of Penn
sylVania, acting assistant surgeon, U- $
A; William Miller Roberts of Maryland
acting assistant surgeon, L. S. A. Chas
William Farr of New York, acting assistant
surgeon, L. S. A.
Volunteer army-To be assistant surgeons
of volunteers, with the rank of captain
assistant surgeon, 36th Infantry. L. S. W;
Ernest Fl. Wheeler of Maine, late assistant
surgeon 1st Maine Volunteer Infantry.
To be second lieutenants: Sergeant Louis
Z. Shucker, Company e, 2Sth Infantry;
Commissary Sergeant William o. Trenor
43d infantry; Quartermaster Sergeant John
A. Bassett. 44th Infantry; Sergeant Will
lam E. Roberts, Company II, 47th Infantry
The following named officers to be bre-
vetted from the 11th day of June. $685. for
distinguished conduct and public service in
the presence Of the enemy at Guantanamo,
Cuba: Captain Charles L. McCawley to
be major, L. S. NJ. c.; Captain Allan c.
Kelton, to be a major, U. s. NJ c.; First
Lieutenant James e. Mahoney to be a
captain, U. 8. NJ c.; First Lieutenant Her.
First Lieutenant Charles G. Long, to be a
captain, L. s. NJ. c.: First Lieutenant AL
bert S. McIemore, to be a captain, U. s.
NJ. c.. First Lieutenant William N. Nc
Kelvy, to be a captain, U. s. NJ. c.: Second
Lieutenant Melville ]. Shaw, to be a first
lieutenant. U S, H. c.