Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-14
Confirmation. by the Senate.

The Senate IN executive session yesterday cons
firmed the following nominations:
Ministers resdent-Lewis Wallace, TO be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary co
Turkey; Henry {. Hall, TO be envoy extraordinary
and minister plen1potentiary 10 Central America,
j. p. NickerSham. or Pennsylvania minister resi.
dent and consul general TO Denmark NJ. j. Cramer.
OF Kentucky, minister resident and consul general
TO switzerland; John A Halderman, OF Missouri.
TO be minister resident and consul general TO Siam;
William f. Stevens, OF New Hampshire, TO be con-
sui at Smyrna; y. X. Sawyer, OF Florida, TO be
consul at Turks Island; A. T. Sharp, or kansas,
consul at Manila.
S b. Axtell. of Ohio, chief justice OF the supreme
court, New Mexico.
Marshals-J. A. Mckee, northern district &c
Texas; Gustav Schnitger, Wyoming territory.
]. c. Bigger, United States attorney for northern
district OF Texas
Collectors OF internal revenue-John F. Kumler,
10th Ohio district; Horace Mckay, 9th Indiana
district.
Joseph w. Robbins, OF Ill, surveyor general OF
Registers OF land office-Edward F. Taylor. at
Sacramento, Cal; George W. Friedley. OF Ind, at
Helena Mont
T. F. Dickson, Port Byron, NY; C. A. Fowler,
Sing Sing, NY; L. H. Henrick, Hoboken, n. j. +; j.
A. Macintosh, South Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Sarah Z
Edwards, Shawneetown, ILL., j. H. Dean, winches-
ter, Va.
Navy-Commodore A. X Hughes, to be rear ad-
miral in the navy; Capt. William X. Mayo, 20 be
commodore in the navy; Commodore q. A. Ste
vens to be captain in the navy; Lieutenant Com
mander William III. Whiting, TO be commander In
II. Il. Uks
commander in the navy; 4. Z. Greene, TO be lieu
tenant commander in the navy; Ensign X. r.
Townley, TO be master In the navy; Midshipman
G. +. Ormsby, TO be ensign In the navy; Lieut. j.
Marthon, TO be lieutenant commander in the navy;
John E. Roller TO be lieutenant in the navy; En-
sign NJ. L. Wood, 20 be a master in the navy; Mid
shlpman j. II. L. Holcomb, TO be an ensign In the
navy; Ensign c. A. Corbin, TO be a master I'm the
navy; Midshipman Edward Lloyd, Jr, TO be an
Army-Corps OF Engineers-Lieut Col C. A.
Stewart TO be colonel; Lieut. Col c. 4. Blunt 10 be
colonel; Major o. NJ Poe TO be lieutenant-colonel;
Major ID. c. Houston to be lieutenant-coloneL
Addtional-Second Lieut. o. T. Crosby TO be Sec
ond lieutenant; Second Lieut. l. II. Beach TO be
second lieutenant: Second Lieut. I. Is. Dugan,
10th cavalry, TO be second lieutenant Sd artillery
First Lieut.. J. r. Dilenback TO be captain 1st ar
ullery; Second Lieut. A. Shaker to be nrst neuten-
Rodman s jr stR artiiieTy to be- second lieutenant
LIST artillery Captain s. s. Elder, list artillery, TO
be major second artillery; Major j. C. Tidbal, "a
Additional-Second Lieut. II. w. Young, Sd artfl-
lery, TO be second lieutenant 5th artillery Second
Lieut.. w. Geary to be second lieutenant 18th In
fantry.
Infantry-Captain D. c. Poole, 2si infantry, to
be paymaster, with the rank OF major: First Lieut.
g. r. Smith, 18th infantry, to be paymaster, wftA
Cadet engineers, to be assistant engineers I'm tn
navy-A W. Stahl, OF New York; w. T. c. Hasson,
Wood, OF Virginia; H. Han Penn, OF -; A O
Young, OF New York; Z A. Z. King, OF Maryiandi
W: D: Weaver, Of Kentucky; w F. : purand, , oe
Massachusetts,; c. Z. Manning, Of New York; w.
B. Allderdics, q Pennsylyania; a 2 Smith. g
APnAsssasx,sixr<lzAs Secretary a AsTseas.
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