The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1882-07-15
CONCENTRATIONS IN TEE SENATE.

CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE SENATE.
THE Senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
Postmaster5-Lou Herr, postmaster at Co
Heskille. y. Y; Lambert L. Mulford. Salem,
Nj; l. Willis Worthington, Morristown, \.
J.; Henry 3. BeegIe, Ocean Grove, \. J.; Chas.
T. Mum, Bergen Point, n. J.; Josephine
Wefmor, Northumberland, Pa; Philip Shay,
! WatsQntown, Pa; Jacob A. Nebinger, steeb-
ton. Pa. Roland Frec1, MilIersburg, Pa; Hans
Danchertson, North Lacrosse, Wis. Henry
Bradley, Ellhorn Wis; George J. Crowell,
Chelsea. Mich Edw c. Caine, Vassar, Mich.
Samuel NJ. Billings, Marquette, Mich; JOS. 4.
Eppstein, Boonville, Mo; Nathan w. Moody,
Fresno City, Cal; Chas. Evans New Tacoma,
". t; james Hamilton, Monroevillc, Ohio
Tebbens Del,le ThomasviIle, Ga; II. R. Book
cr, Hampton, Va; Nelson f. English, Key
West, Fla, and Gabriel j. Penn, WaXahachic,
Texas.
Indian Agents Oliver Wood, Indian agent
at Neah Bay and Quinaiclt Agency, Washing
ton Territory; William H. Par1hurst, at Crow
Creek and Lower Brule Agency, Dakota; Jas.
G. Wright, at Rosebud Agency, Dakota; Saml
S. Lawson, at Mission Agency, California; VIM.
A. IL. Lewellyn, at Mescalero and Jicarilla
Agency, New Mexico; Henry G. Linn, at Pot
tawatomie and Great Nehema Agency, Kansas.
Receivers of Public Moneys-B. Z. Hutchin-
son, receiver Of public moneys at Aberdeen,
Dakota George &. Brooks, at East Saginaw,
Mich; p. II. McNulty, at Bonneville, Missouri.
Gustaye Reiche, to be register of land-oftice
at Bonneville, Mo.
T ;o,,+ CtoI - Dopuccnv-
Third artillery, to be colonel Of Fourth artil-
lery; Captain Merritt Barber, Sixteenth in
fantry, to be assistant acknowledgements, with
rank of major; First Lieut.. Jno. G. BourEe,
Third cavalry, to be captain Tenth cavalry ];
Second Lieutenant John II. Porter, Third cav
airy, to be first lieutenant Third cavalry; First
Lieutenant 0. b. Boyd, Eighth cavalry, to be
captain Eighth cavalry; Second Lieutenant Q.
on. Gilmore to be first lieutenant Eighth cav
airy; Captain Fred K. Van VIiet, Third cav
airy, to be major Tenth cavalry; Captain T. L..
Guenther, Fifth artillery, to be major Second
artillery; First Lieutenant J. \. Fcsseadcn, to
be captain Fifth artillery Second Lieutenant
John NJ. Baldwin, to be first lieutenant Fifth
artillery Captain Edwin Collins, Seventeenth
infantry to bs major First infantry; Lt.-CoI.
Il. J. Dodge, Twenty third infantry, to be colo
mel Eleventh infantry; First Lieut.. Frank d.
Garretty, to be captain Seventeenth infantry
Second Lieut.. James d. Nickerson, to be first
lieutenant Seventeenth infantry; Major II. IL
Lazelle First infantry, to be belieutcnant-colonel
Twenty third infantry.
The Navy-Captan Jonathan Young, to be
commodore; Commander Robert Boyd, .ir., to
be captain; Licuteuant-Commander Charles II.
Pendloton, to be commander; Lieut.. Andrew
J. Iverson, to be lieutenant-cOmmander Mas
ter Gustavus c. Hanus to be lieutenant En-
sign Francis G.. Beatty, to be master; Midship-
man Richard VI. Hughes, to be ensign; Lieut.
Commander Richard P. Leary, to be command
er; Lieut.. VIM. E Newman, to be lieutenant
commander; Master VIM. NJ Irwin, to be lieu.
tenant; Ensign Henry H. UOseIey, to be mas
ter; Midshipman Harry Mel P. Huse, to be
ensign; Jno. Walter Baker, Lloyd Valley Cur
It's, and Henry Bird Fits, to be assistant sur
geOns; Master VIM. p. Elliott, to be lieuten-
ant; Ensign Chas. III. McCarteney, to be mas
ter; Midshipman Charles n Atwater to be