Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-03
Nominations by the President.

The President s.nt to the Senat- to dav a
very large number of nomin atoms, which
embrace the various Presidential appoint
rltnts and promotions made during the recess.
among the more prominent are the Howl
Lieut.. Colonel George Crock. OF sd infantry,
to lie hTiEaG general; Marshall jewel, of
Connecticut, minister 10 Russia; John a. Bing-
ham, of Ohio, 20 he minister to Japan; w. J..
ScTuggs. Of Georgia, minister TO U. ). oT Co.
lOmbia; Geo. Williamson, of Georgia minist, T
TO Central American states; y. VI. Read .Tr
minister to Greece; A. I. A. TOrbert, of Della
ware. consul general at Paris.
John Il. Blake and Henry willard, to he
me mbers of the Board OF Public Works OF the
District of Columbia: Richard Harrington to
be secretary of the District of Colombia; SamT
GCdney, to he member of the Council OF the
Legislative Assembly, District of Columbia.
Collectors Of Atieradl RsreuHs-A. r. Ketch-
nm; 9Th district. New York; !. P. Curtis, 18Th,
y. Y; j. a. Henry, 10th, n. Y; B DsVol, 10Th
y. Y: j. Il. Hooker, 18Th, y. Y; Max Weber.
%, \; y; X, p. Lathrop; i4th, \. Y; f. Ruhe,
9Th. Pennsylvania; ID. F. Williams, 18th, Pa;
W. Il. Elliot, LIST, Pa; +. II. Chase, l2ch, Pa
Massachusetts.
.>Urrsgor Of Cusfoms.-Charles Gilpin, Balti-
more. Md.
Pos'masterv.-C Charles b. Talbot at Brooklyn,
\. y; f. G. Negley, Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs. Clara
Tell, Coyington, Ky; Mrs. Lucy NJ. Porter,
Louisville, ny.
o. P. Wiley, District of Columbia, to be ID
lieutenant in the marine corps.
Indian Inspectors, under the act of February
II. 1S73.-William Vandever, of Iowa; Il. G.
O'Conner, of New York; f.. G. Kemble, of New
Jersey; Jared W. Daniels, of Minnesota; j. ID.
Bevier, of Michigan.
l.. X. LippincOtt, of Pa, to be recorder of the
General Land Office.
PROBABLY every newspaper man" in town
who has the pleasure of personal acquaintance
with Attorney General williams, has called
upon him to congratulate him on his nomina-
ton as Chief Justice. Judge Williams is very
popular among 1.-THE boys"
\ COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION to fill one va
cancy of class four, one vacancy in class three,
and seven vacancies in class two, group A, in
the Office of the commissioner of internal reve-
enue, will be held at the rooms of the board OF
examiners for the Treasury department Deem
Der u, beginning at 9 a. m. Any additional va
cancy in clerkships in class three and class two
which result from the examination will also be
hlled from the competitors therein.
PERsoNAL.-COl. James S. Chambers, pub
Usher of the Philadelphia Dog, is at the Ebbitt
house. '''' Ex-senator Nesmitb. now repre-
sentative from Oregon, is heartily welcomed
back by his old Congressional associates. 800
MesSrs. George W. Childs, the proprietor of the
Philadelphia LsiG'r, and y. j. Drexel, banker,
Of Philadelphia, are at the Imperial. -
n. A Borden, III. NJ. Clark, ana W. A. Darling,
New York; Postmaster L. l.. James, New York;
Col. hOmas b KeOgh, North Carolina: Col. G..
W. Breckenridge, Texas; Hon. f.. ID. Stand
ford, Kentucky; W. l.. Field, L. 5. N; q. f.
lichardsOn, Mass.
GEN. o. o. HOWARD, whose special duty as
an officer of the United States army, has been
OF late years the closing up of the business of
the freedmen branch of the adiutant zane