New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-28
NEW STATE OFFICERS.

n-o>uS ATOMS MADE BY THE GOVERNoh CoNrih"hD
opposIT ON TO w. H. MURTHA FOR IMMlGkA-
TIoN COMMISSIONER.
rrpox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRibuNE'i
NEw-YoRK, April 27-Governor cleveland
todav made several notable nominations FOR eupcriu
tendeut OF the Bank Department in place OF A. barton
Henburn whose term expired on April l3, he nominated
,,n',. a Palma Of New-York. The nomination was al
confirmed by the Senate the vote being unanimous
The Governor also nominated for Commissioners OF tne
nav Court of Claims the following; Lyman Ii. nor
hron of Sandy Hill; George NJ. Beebe OF Monticello
and Henry F. Allen, of Buffalo. The senate aiso eon'
frmed these nominations by unanimous vote
Then came nomination which was disputed-tnae VI
William H. Murtba of Brooklyn, for Immigration Oon-
i,p,.sioner The three Tammany Senators VINO hao
candidate for immigration Commissioner in the person
of James c. Spencer opposed Mr. Murthas inineo'.
condemnation Their opposition finally was successi"i
and the nomination referred to the Flnauce |oni
mttee for investigation. Its expected that there WIZ
be bitter contest over this nomnatoh III 'ho '""'
among the Democratic Senators next week.
SKETCHES OF THE NEW OFFICERS
Willis 8. Paine, the new Bank superintendent
ts practising lawyer this city, having MS once at
PIG Broadway. He is the son OF Nlchoias Z. a'"o'
who was at one time Mayor OF Rochester. Wills o
paine was horn in Rochester January 1, 1916 lie
was graduated from the University o. Rochester in
beng valedictoran Of his class He studied law Win
the late Sanford E. Church. ChiefJustce OF the Court
of Appeals and also with Justice Charles A. Rapailo'
Together with William Dowd he was stste ~ re-
lating TO banks and trust eomRInieS pa,ne was ND
n0,ntea receiver Of the Bond Street savings
Bank The bank accOranS TO the ss oI at
the time of It's suspension and to other creditors
s9ss2 g. making total OF SS nS he mas 5dy rg
ing Ing sS5oa es 500 e. Gao e5genssS' 81 svasS g
"a follows For his own fees and commissions $25 ooo
clerks aud accountants 2Sa4 ~ ~ He Il bas ypad
epostOrs go per cent Of 5es neS csn a aa that
x smouns require H SSSSO Cash. he % cannot declare hs
de- bands aGT ccnssa of 22G 81 in
Teee in bonds OF @ me o t9W1s @ OF
;ndgmsnts and s5, 200 in mortgages and s95l 80 IN
notes MT Paine Is Tsmmsny PolitHciaO Ps1a ana sup
William H. Murtha, named for Immigration Commits
soner born in Brooklyn on January ds4l II
began business for himself as eoaldealer. He was
employed as 9hcey 1rb m rne has "WsVs been
a Democrat and obedent follower OF BOSS
Ta Hs was a ao 1873 wbea ne was
10 the State Senate from the ia DlsuiGt io1n =
Of Brooklyn, which is now represented Oy '0hh j.
Lyman H. Northrup the president Of the Court Of
partner Of General Charles Hughes He Is about MY:
hve years DID, and was the Democratic cahoi'a'e iof
George NJ Beebe, appointed for four years, is forty
seven Years of age He was graduated az the Albany
law school in 1857 He practised law In Kansas 1922
and was for time acting Governor ofthe territory ne
Was also anpopted Collector Of Internal Revenue in
Nevada. He became later Editor OF The Aontleeuo
Watclman He presided at the Democratic state CON
vantIons in s73 and 1874 He elected TO the Legis
latIre in 1873 and 1874, and represented the AI'th
New-York District in the XLIVth Congress. - -,
uanry Allen aDpointed for ak years is a lawyer OF
Buffalo about forty five years OF age ana was
of the Assembly from the Vth Erie District hepup
iican district In 1873 He formerly npaItner OF NJ
Goodyear, who succeeded the Governor III INC nrh VI
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