PRINCIPAL DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS-Continued.

Assistant Secretary-James Russell Soley, Massachusetts (1890), $4,500.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Bureau of Yards and Docks-Norman H, Farquhar (1890), Pennsylvania.*

Bureau of Navigation-Francis M. Ramsay (1889), District of Columbia.*

Bureau of Ordnance-William M. Folger (1890), Ohio.*

Bureau of Provisions and Clothing-Edwin Stewart (1890), New-York.*†

Bureau of Medicine and Surgery-J. Mills Browne (1888), New-Hampshire.*

Bureau of Construction and Repair-Theodore D. Wilson (1886), New-York.*

Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting-(1865), Pennsylvania, $4,500.
George Dewey (1889), Vermont.*
Superintendent of Census —
Porter (1889), New-York, $6,000.

Bureau of Steam Engineering-George W.
Melville (1887), New-York.*
Judge-Advocate-General-Wm. B. Remey,
U. S. Marine Corps (1878), Iowa, $3,500.
Commandant of Marine Corps-Charles
Heywood, (1891), New York.*

Assistant Secretary-Lewis A. Grant, Minnesota (1890), $4,500.

Adjutant General-John C. Kelton (1889), Pennsylvania. a

Joseph C. Breckin

Commissary-General-Beekman Du Barry (1890), New-Jersev.a Surgeon General (1891), Pennsylvania, a Paymaster General-William Smith (1890), Vermont.a

Charles Sutherland

Chief of Engineers-Thomas L. Casey (1888), Rhode Island.a

Chief of Ordnance - Daniel W. Flagler (1891), Pennsylvania.

Capital.

Acting Judge-Advocate-General-Guido N. Lieber (1885), New-York.b

Chief Signal Officer-Adolphus W. Greely (1887), Louisiana.b

Architect of the Capitol-Edward Clark

Robert P.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. Solicitor-General-William Howard Taft (1890), Ohio, $7,000.

Assistant Attorneys-General-John B. Cotton (1889), Maine; William A. Maury (1882), District of Columbia, $5,000 each.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Assistant Secretary-Edwin Willits (1889), Michigan, $4,500.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. Public Printer-Frank W. Palmer (1889) Illinois, $4,500.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Commissioner-Carroll D. Wright (1888),

Vacant.

Inspector-General Chairman; ridge (1889), Kentucky.a William R. Morrison, Illinois; Martin A. Quartermaster-General-Richard N. Batch- Knapp, New-York; Wheelock G. Veazey, elder (1890), New Hampshire.a Vermont. Salary $7,500 each.

PRINCIPAL DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS.

ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY.

Country.

Massachusetts, $5,000.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
Ohio, $4,000.
Librarian-Ainsworth R. Spofford (1865),

GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS IN THE UNION PACIFIC
R. R. COMPANY.

Rufus B. Bullock (1889). Georgia; John F. Plummer (1889), New-York: Jesse Spalding (1889), Illinois; George E. Leighton (1889), Missouri; Joseph W. Paddock, Nebraska.

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS. Charles Lyman, Connecticut; Theodore Roosevelt, New-York; Hugh S. Thompson, South Carolina, $3,500 each.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS.

Date of

Ministers.

Buenos Ayres....John R. G. Pitkin, Louisiana.
Vienna.
. Frederick D. Grant, New York.
Brussels.
Edwin H, Terrell, Texas.
La Paz.
.Rio Janeiro.
Guatemala.
Santiago.
Pekin

Salary. Com'n
$10,000..1889
12,000..1889
7,500..1889
5,000..1889

Thomas H. Anderson, Ohio..

. Edwin A. Conger, lowa.
Romualdo Pacheco, California...
Patrick Egan, Nebraska...

12,000..1890
10,000..1889
10,000..1889
12,000..1890

Charles Denby, Indiana.

Bogota.

John T. Abbott, New-Hampshire.. 10,000..1889 Copenhagen......Clark E. Carr, Illinois..

7,500..1880

*Sea pay of their grade or rank not less than Commodore. † Also Paymaster-General.

a Pay and allowances of a Brigadier-General. b Pay and allowances of a Colonel.

ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTARY-Continued.

Ecuador.
France.

Germany

Paris.

Berlin.
.London..

Great Britain

Greece, R'mania & S'rvia. Athens.
Hawaiian Islands

Honolulu.
Rome

Tokei (Yedo)
Mexico.

.The Hague

Italy.

Japan.

Mexico.

Netherlands.

Nicaragua, Costa Rica

and Salvador.

Paraguay and Uruguay.. Montevideo
Peru

Russia..

Spain.

Sweden and Norway.
Switzerland.

Turkey.
Venezuela.

Corea

Hayti.

Liberia.

Persia

Portugal.
Siam.

Colombia.
Guatemala.

Colombia.

Ecuador.

Austria.

Barbary States..
Brazil.

China

Great Britain.

Seoul...

Monrovia..
Teheran...

Hawaiian Islands.

Italy

Japan.

Mexico.

Russia. Spain Turkey.

Lima

St. Petersburg..Charles Emory Smith, Penn..
Madrid.
E. Burd Grubb, New-Jersey.
Stockholm.
.Berne

. Caracas..

William W. Thomas, jr., Maine.
John D. Washburn, Massachusetts
Constantinople..Solomon Hirsch, Oregon.
William L. Scruggs, Georgia...
MINISTERS RESIDENT AND CONSULS-GENERAL.
Augustine Heard, Massachusetts...
Port-au-Prince..*John S. Durham, Pennsylvania..

Vacant

Lisbon

Bangkok

France.

Fri'dly & Naviga'n Isl'ds. A pia..

Germany..

SECRETARIES OF LEGATION AND CONSULS-GENERAL.
..Jeremiah Coughlin, New-York....
..Guatemala.. ..Samuel Kimberly, Virginia......

Bogota..

CONSULS-GENERAL.

5.000.. 17,500..1889

.Whitelaw Reid, New-York..
William Walter Phelps, N'w-Jersey 17,500..1889
Robert T. Lincoln, Illinois.
17,500..1889

7,500..1890
5,000..1891
4,000..1890
5,000..1891
5,000..1890

Truxton Beale, California.
George S. Batcheller, New-York...
..Sempronius H. Bord, Missouri...... 5,000..1890
* Also Chargé d'Affaires to San Domingo.

Berlin. Frankfort. (Calcutta..

Halifax.

London
Melbourne.
Montreal

Ottawa

Honolulu

Rome

A. Loudon Snowden, Pennsylvania. 6,500..1889 ...John L. Stevens, Maine.

7,500..1889 12,000..1889 12,000.. 12,000..1889 7,500..1889

Albert G. Porter, Indiana.

Vacant

Thomas Ryan, Kansas.

......Samuel R. Thayer, Minnesota...

Kanagawa.

Mexico..

Nuevo Laredo.

Vienna..
Tangier.

.Julius Goldschmidt, Wisconsin...
..Felix A. Mathews, California...

Rio de Janeiro...Oliver H. Dockery, North Carolina.

Shanghai.
Panama..
Guayaquil.
París..

Joseph A. Leonard, Minnesota.
Thomas Adamson, Pennsylvania..
William B. Sorsby, Mississippi..
Adam E. King, Maryland...
Harold M. Sewell, Maine..
William Hayden Edwards, Ohio..
Frank H. Mason, Ohio...
Samuel Merrill, Indiana.
Wakefield G. Frye, Maine..
John C. New, Indiana.

Havana..

Richard Cutts Shannon, New-York 10,000..1891
George Maney, Tennessee..
..John Hicks, Wisconsin

7,500..1889 10,000..1889 17,500..1890 12,000..1890 7,500..1889

5,000..1889 10,000..1889 7,500..1889

(*Cairo.

St. Petersburg...John M. Crawford, Ohio.

Ramon . Williams, New-York.
...John A. Anderson, Kansas.
{Constantinople...Zachary T. Sweeney, Indiana..
*The Consul-General is also agent.

FOREIGN LEGATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.

Argentine Republic-Senor Don Vicente G. Quesada, E. E. and M. P.

3,500..1889

6,000..1889
4,500..1890
4,000..1889

George H. Wallace, Missouri..
..Charles L. Knapp, New-York.
Richard G. Lay, Dist. of Columbia.. 3.000..1889
Henry W. Severance, California........ 4.000..1889
Augustus O. Bourn, Rhode Island.. 3,000..1889
Willard D. Tillotson, Washington.. 4,000..1890
Richard Guenther, Wisconsin..
.Warner P. Sutton, Michigan..

4,000..1890
2,500..1889

3,000..1889 6,000..1884 5,000..1891 3.000..1889

Austria-Hungary-Chevalier de Tavera, E. E. and M. P.

2,000..1891 2,000..1890

Belgium-Mr. Alfred Le Ghait, E. E. and M. P.

Brazil-Senhor Salvador de Mendonca, E. E. and M. P.

Chile-Senor Don Pedro Monts, E. E. and M. P., in charge of business of the Legation.

China-Mr. Tsui Kwo Yin, E. E. and M. P.

Marcelino

Colombia-Senor Don Jose Hurtado, E. E. and M. P.

Costa Rica-Senor Don Joaquin Bernardo Calvo, Charge d'Affaires, ad interim.

Denmark-Count de Sponneck, E. E. and M. P. (Absent.)

Ecuador-Senor

Don Matias Romero,

Charge d'Affaires.

France-Mr. Paul Desprez, Charge d'Affaires ad interim.

Germany-Mr. Alfons Mumm von Schwar. zenstein, Charge d'Affaires, ad interim.

Great Britain-Sir Julian Pauncefote, G. C. M. G., K. C. B., E., E. and M. P. Greece-Mr. Jean Gennadius, M. R. | (Absent.)

FOREIGN LEGATION IN THE UNITED STATES-Contiuued. Guatemala-Senor Don Antonio Batres, Portugal-Senor Thomaz de Souza Roza, E. E. and M. P. E. E. and M. P.

Hawaii-Dr. J. Mott Smith, SpecialCharge d'Affaires, ad interim.

Russia-Mr. Charles de Struve, E. E. and M. P.

Haiti-Mr. Hannibal Price, E. E. and M. P.

Italy-Baron de Fava, E. E. and M. P.

Absent.

Japan-Mr. Gozo Tateno, E. E. and M. P.

Don

Korea-Mr. Ye Cha Yun, Charge d'Af-
faires ad interim.
Mexico-Senor
Matias Romero,
E. E. and M. P.
Netherlands-Mr.
E. E. and M. P.
Nicaragua-Senor Don Horacio Guzman,
E. E. and M. P.

G.

de Weckherlin,

Peru-Senor Don Pedro A. del Solar, E. E. and M. P.

No. of Circuit. 9.

3.

7.

1.

Salvador-Dr. Manuel L. Morales, E. E. and M. P.

Santo Domingo-Senor Don Manuel deJ. Galvan, E. E. and M. P. Absent.

Siam-Phyra Montri Surig a Wongse, E. E. and M. P. (Absent.)

Spain-Senor Don Miguel Suarez Guanes, E. E. and M. P.

Sweden and Norway-Mr. J. A. W. Grip, E. E. and M. P.

Switzerland-Mr. Alfred de Claparede, E. E. and M. P.

PRINCIPAL JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.-

Chief Justice-MELVILLE W. FULLER, Illinois, 4th Circuit. Appointed in 1888.

When ap. No. of
pointed.

Circuit.
2.
5.
8.

6.

Turkey-Mavroveni Bey, E. E. and M. P. Venezuela-Senor Don Nicanor BoletPeraza, E. E. and M. P.

Justices.
Stephen J. Field, California.....1863
Joseph P. Bradley, New-Jersey. 1870
John M. Harlan, Kentucky.....1877
Horace Gray, Massachusetts....1881
Retired Justice-William Strong, Pennsylvania. $10,000 a year.

When ap-
Justices.
pointed.
Samuel Blatchford, New-York...1882
Lucius Q. C. Lamar. Mississippi..1888
David J. Brewer, Kansas..
Henry B. Brown, Michigan..

* Salary of the Chief-Justice, $10,500; of each Justice, $10,000.

CIRCUIT JUDGES OF THE UNITED STATES.*

[Those in italics were appointed between March 4, 1885, and March 3, 1889.] 1.. Le Baron B. Colt, Rhode Island. 2.. William J. Wallace, New-York. E. Henry Lacombe, New-York. 3..Marens W. Acheson, Pennsylvania. 4..Hugh L. Bond, Maryland. 5..Don A. Pardee, Louisiana.

6..Howell E. Jackson, Tennessee.
7..Walter Q. Gresham, Indiana.
8.. Henry C. Caldwell, Arkansas.
9.. Vacant.

* Annual salary, $6,000.

1889 .1891

The First Circuit consists of the States of Maine, Massachusetts, New-Hampshire and Rhode Island. The Second, of Connecticut, New-York and Vermont. The Third, of Delaware, New-Jersey and Pennsylvania. The Fourth, of Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. The Fifth, of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. The Sixth, of Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. The Seventh, of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. The Eighth, of Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska and Wyoming. The Ninth, of California, Idaho. Nevada and Oregon.

Name.

Where employed.

DISTRICT JUDGES.*
State.
Where employed. State.
Alabama (N. D.)-John Bruce..Montgomery
(S. D.)-Harry T. Toulmin.. Mobile
Ark. (E.D.)-John A. Williams... Little Rock
(W.D.)-Isaac C. Parker..... Fort Smith
California (N. D.)-Vacant.

Name.
Maine-Nathan Webb.
.. Portland
Maryland-Thomas J. Morris.. ..Baltimore
Massachusetts-Thomas L. Nelson.....Boston
Michigan (E. D.)-Henry H. Swan.

(W.D.)-Henry F. Severens....G. Rapids
(S. D.)-Erskine M. Roes....Los Angeles Minnesota-Rensselaer R. Nelson....St. Paul
Colorado-Moses Hallett.
Denver Mississippi-Henry C. Niles.. .......Oxford
Connecticut-Nathaniel Shipman Hartford Missouri (E. D.)—Amos M. Thayer..St. Louis
Delaware- Leonard E. Wales..... Wilmington (W.D.)-John F. Phillips.... Kansas City
Florida (N. D.)-Chas. Swayne..Jacksonville Montana-Hiram Knowles.. ....Butte City
(S. D.)-James W. Locke... .Key West Nebraska-Elmer S. Dundy.
.Omaha
Georgia (N. D.)- Wm. T. Newman....Atlanta Nevada-Thomas P. Hawley......Carson City
(S.D.)-Emory Speer.
Savannah New-Hampshire-Edgar Aldrich....Littleton
Illinois (N.D.)-Henry W. Blodgett...Chicago New-Jersey-Edward T Green.
(S.D.)-William J. Allen.....Springfield New-York(N.D.-Alfred C. Coxe.. Utica
Indiana-William A. Woods.. Indianapolis (S.D.)-Addison Brown.. N.Y. City
Iowa (N.D.)-Oliver P. Shiras..... Dubuque (E.D.)-Charles L. Benedict... Brooklyn
Keokuk N. C.(E.D.)-Augustus S. Sevmour ..Newbern
.Topeka (W. D.)-Robert P. Dick ...Greensboro
Louisville North Dakota-A. D. Thomas
Fargo

Trenton

(S.D.)-John S. Woolson. Kansas-Cassius G. Foster..

Kentucky-John W. Barr.. Louisiana (E.D.)-Edward C. Billings ..N.O. Ohio (N. D.)-Augustus J. Ricks.. Wooster (W.D.)-Aleck Boarman.....Shreveport (S. D.)-George R. Sage....... Cincinnati

*Annual salary, $5,000.

DISTRICT JUDGES-Continued.
State. Name.
Where employed. State.
Oregon-Matthew P. Deady.
Portland
Pennsylvania (E.D.)-William Butler... Phila.
(W.D.)-James H. Reed.... Pittsburg
Rhode Isl'd-George M. Carpenter. Pr'vid'nce

Name.
Where employed.
(E. D.)-David E. Bryant......Sherinan
(W. D.)-Thomas S. Maxey... Austin
Vermont-Hoyt H. Wheeler.. Brattleboro
Virginia (E. D.)-Robert W. Hughes... Norfolk
(W. D.)-John Paul....Harrisonburg
Washington-Cornelius H. Hanford.. Seattle
West Va-John J. Jackson, jr..... Parkersburg
Wisconsin (E. D.)-Jas. G. Jenkins. Milwaukee
(W. D.)-Romanzo Bunn..Madison

South Carolina-Chas. H. Simonton. Charlest'n
South Dakota-Alonzo J. Edgerton..... Pierre
Tenn.(E. and M.D.)-David M.Key.. Knoxv'le
(W. D.)- Eli S. Hammond..... Memphis
Texas (N.D.)-Andrew P. McCormick..Dalias Wyoming John A, Riner.......Cheyenne
Retired District Judges-John Erskine, Southern District of Georgia; George S. Bryan,
South Carolina; Samuel Treat, Missouri; Martin Welker, Ohio; Robert A. Hill, Missis-
sippi. $3,500 a year.

UNITED STATES COURTS IN THE TERRITORIES.*
ALASKA-Judge-John S. Bugbee.

ARIZONA-Chief Justice-Henry C. Gooding. {480i,mund W. Wells,

INDIAN TERRITORY-Judge U. S. Court-James M. Shackelford.

NEW-MEXICO-Chief Justice-James O'Brien {Edw. P. Seeds, Alfred A. Freeman.

Associates-William D. Lee, John R. McFie,

Associates-Thomas J. Anderson, James A.
Miner, John W. Blackburn.

UTAH-Chief Justice-Charles S. Zane.
OKLAHOMA-Chief Justice-Edward B. Green. Associates--A. J. Seay, John G. Clark.
* Pay, $3,000 a year.

COURT OF CLAIMS.*

Chief Justice-WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, Massachusetts.
Judges-Charles C. Nott, New-York; Lawrence Weldon, Illinois; John Davis, Massa-

Associates-Joseph H. Kibbey, Richard E.

chusetts.

Retired Chief Justice-Charles D. Drake, Missouri. Retired Judge-Edward G. Loring, Massachusetts. $4,500 a year. * Annual salary, $4,500 each.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.†

Chief Justice-*EDWARD F. BINGHAM...Ohio | Associate Justices-Walter S. Cox....D. of C. Associate Justices-M. V. Montgomery..Mich. Charles P. James. .D. of C. Alex. B. Hagner. Maryland Andrew C. Bradley. ...Maryland † Annual salary of the Chief-Justice, $4,500; of each Associate Justice, $4,000. *Appointed in 1887. Retired Associate Justices-Andrew Wylie, Arthur McArthur, $4,000 a year each.

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE ARMY OF THE

UNITED STATES.*

GENERAL OFFICERS-Continued.

Bell, Md.; Col. Michael R. Morgan, La.;
Lt.-Cols. John P. Hawkins, Ind.; Michael
P. Small, Penn.; Thomas C. Sullivan, Ohio.

CHIEF MEDICAL PURVEYOR, WITH
RANK OF COLONEL-Vacancy.

ASSISTANT SURGEON-GENERAL, WITH RANK OF COLONEL-Charles Page, Virginia.

SURGEONS, WITH RANK OF COLO. NEL-Basil Norris, Ma.: Joseph R. Smith, N. Y.; Bernard J. D. Irwin, N. Y.: Anthony Heger, Penn.

ASSISTANT MEDICAL FURVEY ORS, WITH RANK OF LIEUT.-COLONEL-Joseph C. Bailly, Penn.; Charles R. Greenleaf, Ohio.

SURGEONS, WITH RANK OF LIEUT.-COLONEL -Charles H. Alden, Penn.; Charles C. Byrne. Md. Joseph P. MAJORS-Abram C. Wildrick, 5; AlexWright, Penn.; Francis L. Town, Penn.; Dalias Bache, Penn.; George M. Stern- ler, 5; John I. Rogers, 1; Charles B. ander C. M. Pennington, 4; Marcus P. Milberg, N. Y.; William H. Forwood, Penn.; Throckmorton, 2; Edward B. Williston, 3; Ely McClellan, Penn. William Sinclair,2; Henry C. Hasbrouck, ASSISTANT PAYMASTERS-GEN-4; Jacob B. Rawles, 4; William L. Haskin, ERAL-Cols. Rodney Smith, Ky., William 1; Wallace F. Randolph, 3; Tully McCrea, A. Rucker, Mich. 5: John Egan, 1; William McK. Dunn, 3; Frank G. Smith, 2.

DEPUTY PAYMASTERS-GENERAL -Lt.-Col. William R. Gilson, Ore.; Lt. Col. Charles M. Terrell, Ky.; Thaddeus H. Stanton, Iowa.

LIEUT.-COLONELS OF ORDNANCE. -Francis H. Parker, N. Y.; Joseph P. Farley, Dist. of Col.; Lawrence S. Babbitt, Md.; Wm. A. Marye, Cal.

a Numbers indicate cavalry regiments.
c Numbers indicate

Henry Carroll, 1; Emil Adam, 6; James F. Randlett, 9; John M. Hamilton, 1; Theodore A. Baldwin, 7; Tullius C. Tupper, 6; Adna R. Chaffee, 9; Michael Cooney, 4; James Jackson, 2; Louis T. Morris, 3; Charles D. Viele, 1; William A. Rafferty, 2; Stevens T. Norvell, 10; Wirt Davis, 5; Henry Wagner, 5; Camillo C. C. Carr, 8; Albert B. Kauffman, 4; Robert H. Mont gomery, 10; Edmond G. Fechet, 6; Almond B. Wells, 8.

OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY.(b)
COLONELS -Henry W. Closson,
John Mendenhall, 2; Loomis L. Langdon, 1.

4;

LIEUT.-COLONELS -La Rhett L. Livingston, 3; William M. Graham, 5; Richard Lodor, 1; Richard H. Jackson, 4; Royal T. Frank, 2; Edmund C. Bainbridge, 3; Francis L. Guenther, 5.

OFFICERS OF INFANTRY.(c)
COLONELS -Charles H. Smith, 19;
George L. Andrews, 25; Frank Wheaton, 2
William R. Shafter, 1; Elwell S. Otis, 20;
William P. Carlin, 4; Matthew M. Blunt,
16; Peter T. Swaine, 22; Henry C. Mer-
riam, 7; Zenas R. Bliss, 24; Thomas M.
Anderson, 14; Edwin F. Townsend, 12;
Robert E. A. Crofton, 15; Edwin C. Mason,
3; Nathan W. Osborne, 5; Montgomery
Bryant, 13; Henry M. Lazelle, 18; Charles
John J. Coppinger, 23; Joseph S. Conrad,
G. Bartlett, 9; Melville A. Cochran, 6;
21; Robert H. Offley, 20; James J. Van
Poland, 17.
Horn, 8; Isaac D. De Russy, 11; John S.

LIEUT.-COLONELS-Edward P. PearJewett, 3; George M. Brayton, 9; Edward son, 24; William H. Jordan, 19; Horace G. Bush, 11; John C. Bates, 20; William

F. Drum, 12; Andrew S. Burt,

7; Simon Snyder, 10; Frederick
Mears,
4;
Robert H. Hall, 6;
William H. Penrose, 16; Aifred T. Smith,
8; Hamilton S. Hawkins. 23; Daingerfield
Parker, 13; James S. Casey, 1; William
L. Kellogg, 5; Jacob F. Kent, 18; Samuel
Ovenshine, 15; John H. Page, 22; George
K. Brady, 17; John N. Andrews, 25; John
B. Parke, 2; Hugh A. Theaker, 14; Will-
iam J. Lyster, 21.

MAJORS-David D. Vanvalzah. 20; Charles A. Wikoff, 14; Edward Moale, 1; Henry C. Cook, 13; Jacob Kline, 24; Edward C. Woodruff, 5: Evan Miles, 25; William H. Powell, 22; Jesse A. P. Hampson, 12; Daniel W. Benham, 7; Edgar R. Kellogg, 8: Edward W. Whittemore, 10; Richard Comba, 9; Harry C. Egbert, 17; Edwin M. Coates, 19; George M. Randall, 4; James Henton, 23; James H. Bradford. 11; William S. Worth, 2; George K. Sanderson, 18; William M. Wherry, 21; John H. Patterson, 3; Henry B. Freeman, 16; Clarence M. Bailey, 15; James W. Powell, jr., 6.

b Numbers indicate artillery regiments. infantry regiments.