Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-18
COL. BARRY PROMOTED.
Will Be Made . Brigadier General on
tho 9Th Proximo.

1t was announced at the War Depart
ment today that Col Thomas H. Barry OF
the adjutant generals department will be
made a permanent brigadier general on the
Sth proximo to fill the vacancy in that
grade caused by the respective promotions
of Major General Young to be lieutenant
general. vice Gen. Miles, retired. and Brig.
Gen. Wood to be major general, vice Gen.
Young. promoted.
Col. Barry is a native of New York and
a graduate of the Military Academy OF the
class of June. 1877. After service in the
cavalry and infantry arms he was ap-
pointed major in the adjutant general
department in January. 1s91 During the
Spanish war he served as a lieutenant col
onel and assistant adjutant general In the
volunteer army and was afterward mace
brigadier general Of volunteers. He reach
ed the grade of colonel in the regular es-
tablishment in July. 1902 and Is now sta
toned at New York on the staff Of Gen.
Chaffee commanding the Department OF
the East. His promotion to general rank
will necessitate his detachment from duty
with the provisional general stan, OF which
he has been a member since its organl-
zauOn
Promotions in the Army.
Natural promotions incident to the pro-
motions and retirements of general officers
announced in yesterdays Star are as FOL
lows:
Cavalry-Aeutenant colonies to be majors
M V. Hughes. c. A. Steadman. E. u.
steevel: majors to be Heut ,s eoio Femn-
tain d. c. Pearson: captains to be majors
A. G. Hammond. F. o. Johnson. II. J. $40
cum, w. ]. Nicholson: first lieutenants' 10
c. G. Hall c. r. Day: second lieutenants to
be first lieutenants-A. E.. Philips. u. n.
Fortescue. J. A. Degen and B. T. Disaue;
Artillery Corps-Leutenant colonies to be
q ~ H~fy Il
X. Roberts, ]. O'Hara. A. c. Taylor. H. W.
Hubbell; majors to be lieutenant colonies.
r. D. Potts, f. r. Hills. 8. w. Taylor. Z.
shr he a kS%s " Fostsr Il
Bridgman. Clarence Deems, ). v. Whte
p. M. weaver, e. D. Hoyle. Granger
Adams. Frederick Marsh; first leutenants
to be captains-W. H. Hase, w: r; Doore CORES
A A. .Starbird, J. F. Howell. J. c. Good
fellow, ]. I. Gary. G. 7. Scott. N. N. Mills
second lieutenants to be first lieutenants-
d. F. Craig. F. r. GignouH . A. n S'eE pnn
ers. N J. Shelton. c. f. N. Howard.
nfantry-Ileutenant colonies to be colo
nels: s. r. Whitall James Resan. ). ..
G. B. Hall. ]. w. Duncan. Henry Wygant'
F. w. Mansfield. P. H. Ray. B. c. Lock
wood, Philip Reade. j. T. Van Orsdale. J..
A. Buchanan. ]. F. Huston: majors to pc
Dent, J. G.. McGunnegle. E. B: Robertson.
c. A. Booth. H. A. Greene. E. B. Bolton. j..
s. Petit. c. L. Hodges. r. H. r. Lough-
borough. G. Balance. Frank Taylor, X.
r Yeatman, T. F.. Davis. D. H. Brush; cap
tains to be ma jors: c. NJ. Truitt. G. Bell. jr-.
c. J. T. Clarke. w H. Cawles. J. 8 Parke.
jr.. F. B. Mccoy. f. Chandler. G; r. Noyes'
c. w Abbot. jr. R. M. Blatchford. J.. n.
Beacon. w T. May. II. w. Hovey. L. j.
Hearn. w X Wright: first lieutenants to be
captains: w T. Bates. f. G. Ovenshine. P.
NJ Cochran. G. N. Bomford. B. P. Nickln'
]. w. French c. Stacey. w. A. Cavenaugh'
2 Z n
son. F. D. Wickham. w. B. Folwell. B. Con-
rad w. X. Naylor.