Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05

leans, La; Albert G. Eiwards. at 81. Louis. Mo.
Teseisers zee @ OF public moneys-Charles ID. Peck, at
| Ehe NIIy, Col: Sandford Parker, at Niobrara,
Neh.; Charles F. Babcock, at McCook's, Neh. !:
AeXls E Lemee, at Natchitoches, La; Thomas
| II. Mooney, at Wslla Walla, W. T.; L. III. Egcles-
ION, U. s. attorney for the northern district OF
| Ohlo collectors OF internal reyenue-J 8 Smart
for the 18th district OF NV York; G. W. Post, for
the 18Th district OF Nebraska. Registers OF land
: II. Dodge, at Concordil, Kan. John Bissall, al
hirwln, Kan Christopher Hostetter, at Grand
| Island, Neb.: G. L. Laws, at McCloS's Neb: Rus
sell Errett, to be pension aCt Mt at Pittshurs Pa
MI ishlpman Il. Kimmell, TO be ensign; Edward o.
Gr"'eS. 10 be chief examiner OF the L. S civil
vice commissions; j. b Battelle, to be collector OF
customs, district OF Miami Ohio; Lew Morrill, 10
Oe surveyor OF customs at Michigan City, Ind. !:
MaX Poiachek, to be I. s consul at Zanzibar; Jos.
Bookwalter, TO be collector OF customs district OF
Minnesota: C. c. PownIng, To be surveyor general,
Nevada; George Drury, 10 b. collector OF Internal
revenue, district OF louisiana; Edward L. Curtis,
20 De secretary for Idaho territory; Edward Bel
low lows TO De paymaster in the navy; also, num-
per OF poStmaSters
The follow ng nominations were retected:-Post-
LhasieISV L. SHARP, Wilson, n. G; ". Atkinson,
Ssheville, n C.; j. s. Mobley. Union Court House.
3 z; f. II. Deas, Florence, s. c.; Theodore c.
Island, Neb. N'-o
NOMINATIONS WHICH FAnRp TO BIZ CONFIRMED
nominations which failed OF confirmation by
the Senate: Thos B. Keogh, U. s. marshal west
ern district North Carolina; Paul Strobach, mar
shal southern and middle district Alabama Capt
q lbert Overton TO be captain and Assistant Ad-
Jutant General; Capt John C. white to be captain,
GU, WIN. IouugUioou, COIoct0r OF internal reVe-
nue. I'd dfstr let or Alab ma.
-Postma sters-James +. Dorsey, Suitland, Nd
David W. Ebersole, Fulton, No.; Thos. A. Humph-
rev, Prescott. Ark: Morris c. Hut hins, Mays
vile, KY: JAS Ii. Lloyd, Liberty. NO.; John Me-
kee, Leavenworth. Kansas: Henry A. Paterson,
ytheSVilie. WIS Dexter n. owens. Unadilla, N
1.;J. X. Smith. Wheaton, ILL.,; John SAUNDERS
Mexico, NO.: Alex. j. Safely, Boulder, Colorado
EXTRA PAY FOR THE CAPITOL POLICE
On motion OF Mr. Ingalls,, about O'Clock Sun
day morning, the Senate adopted the House Joint
resolution to allow the Capitol police an extra
months pay. Mr.. ingalls, said that as all the en-
ployes OF both Houses had been voted gratuty
or an extra months pay 1t would be manifest In
justice to omit the police.
CAPITOL NOTES
The announcement OF the death OF ex-Repre-
sentative Stephens, OF Georgia, was announced In
the House yesterday. Resolutions OF regret were
pissed.
The House bill to amend the Revised Statutes.
so not to exclude retired army officers from
holding civil offices in the territories was passed
In the Senate
The shipping bill passed the Senate amended,
late Saturday night 1t was sent to the House for
concurrence. but was net reached, owing TO the
deadlock on the Lee-RichardSOn election cOnteSr
The bills for the new Congressional library and
10 establish municipal code In the District under
the head or especial orders" died in the House
because they were not reached.
The river and harb0r bill, which was defeated in
the senate because OF its postponement TO a day
beyond the power OF Congress to reach (as stated
III Saturdays starr, appropriated IS 047, 900.