National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-07

The President sent the following nomina'
tions to the senate Saturday:
p. D. Barker of Alabama, to be collector of
internal revenue for the district OF Alabama:
Charles Beverly Ewing, of Missouri TO be
first lieutenant and assistant surgeon.
To be register of tho land once--H. NJ.
Grimes, of Nebraska, at North Platte, Neb.;
Washington Berry, OF California, at Miles City,
Mont.
James h. Hayden of Washington territory,
TO be receiver of public moneys at Olympia,
Wash. Ter.
Department of state-Horatio n Beach TO
be consul general of the United States In
Ecuador; Clement Carpenter. Of ohio, TO pc
secretary of legation Of the United states TO
Chill; Chapman Coleman to be first secretary
of legation of the United States Mt Pekin;
Edward Dun to be second secretary Of g lega.
Charles Einstein, of New York, to be consul OF
the United States at Zurich W. H. Fry, to be
consul of the United States at Lambayeque
| United States ut Managun; Chester Holcomb to
| be secretary of legation and consul general OF
the United States at Bogota; George scott, OF
| Nebraska, to be consul OF the United States at
| Odessa; Fulton Paul to be cousul OF the United
States at Bucharest; John schroeder to be CON
sui of the United States at San Jose, Costa
Rica; j, X, smith of Mississippi, to be consul
| of the United States at Asuncioni Gilbert Dag,
the United States at yeryiers and Liege ;
| George G. Tanner, of South Carolina, to be
consul of the United States at Teguiclgalpa ;
| H. Remsen Whitehousc, of New York, to be
| Guatemala; Richard X. Neill of Pennsylvania,
to be secretary of legation of the United States
Mt Lima; Edward Pierrepont, OF New YORK, 10
be secretary of legation OF the United states
| at Rome; Wm. ID. C.. Gibson of Nevada 70 be
agent for Indians of Nevada agency, in New
| ada.
TO be commissioners for the district Of
Alaska-Mottrom d. Ball, OF Alaska, TO reside
| nj Gtutn nf nrpnnn reside
at Juneau City; George p. Ihrle, OF Alaska, to
reside at Wrangel; John G, Brady, OF Alaska,
| TO reside at Oonalashka. go
To be assistant Judge advocate general, with
To be deputy Judge advocate general, with the
rank of lieutenant colonel-Mai. Wm Win
throp, Mai. Horace b. Burnham, and Maj
Thomas II. Barr,
office at Fast Saginaw, Mich.
Receivers of public moneys-Algernon A.
| MADISON at Montgomery, Ala; Frank Sperry, o.
New York, at Bismarck, Dak,; Hiram L. Childi
VIM, H. Francis, of New Jersey, to be assoo
| ciate Justice of the supreme court of the terri
tory of Dakota, the nomination of Frank
sperry for this position having been with
drawn.
Postmascrs-James II. johnson, at Camden
s. c.; Robert J, Alcorn, Yazoo City, Miss II
II, Harrington, West Point Miss; Danied Budd
Rye, y. Y, George W. Wing, Montpelier, W;
l.. Bcrkely, Missouri Valley Iowa; George W
Mohr, Troy, Mo-: A.. A: Stewart, Manhattan
Kan; John A. Hoagland, Golden, Col; VIM,
Evanston, Wyo.; Ii. q. Booth, Water Valley
Miss; George d. Brambett, Winchester, Tenn.
Frank.P. Price, Farmville, Va;
The President sent the following nomna
tiOns to the senate yesterday:
4 Mai. william IL, Johnston, paymaster Unite'
States army, to be deputy paymaster genera
with the rank of lieutenant colonel.