Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
CHANGES IN THE OFFICES. u
by thc President. EAe


The President to-day made the followinsap-
pointments:
VIM. II. Black, of Iowa, to be Indian agent at
the Sac and Fox agency in Iowa, vice O. II.
Mills resigned.
Thos. b. Nlarche and julius solger, notaries
puolic Tor the District Of Columbia. ,,,
To be nostmasters-John Ta,iaterro, at Win
chester, kentucky, vice A. H. Sympson sus-
pended Benjamin Long ut Greenville, ia,
ershS, at IeSanen,p ssspfMIa.U Mo., S,cec H. wilson,
SUSPENDED E. ?. I.inzei, at Pierce City, Mo-,
Ees KsSask aomsi at GsP Lar S l vice ndr6w g.
frankfort, md, Vice VIM: Il. Hart, suspended;
Macartney SUSPENDED: Robert N. Roberson, at
I1pton Ind, vice ). Lowley suspended, John
Nefiat. Winchester, Ind; vice G; Z. Ferris sgs-
vice W.. II. Kendall suspended; Eliphalei d.
Crawford. at Sioux City, Ia. vice E. Y. Kirk
e. %sasrton Hnsfe Wm x barfe at
n. Keys, at Richland Center, Wis, vice b: q.
Special agents of the general land Office ap-
pointed..Frauduent land entries, 81 500 per
annuni-Allen NJ. Easterly. OF Montana; John
A Quinn, OF Indiana; Hugh {. Quigley, ct ONO,
and Nathan b. Wharton, of Ohio. Timber
depredations, $1,000 per annum-James n.
Smithie OF Arkansas, and John Jones, OF New
Promotions in the Pension office-Theodore
Flllette OF south Carolina, 81, 200 to S1,4oo;
Assistant superintendent Of the Yellowstone
paef n HsdaI ina
and William r. Henderson, of Martinsville,
The following-named clerks in the Treasury
department.. having served II satisfactory pro-
bationary term of six months each, have re-
ceived absolute appointments: Henry Fitch, of
Sidney w. Dent, of Texas, 5000, Office OF the
Treasurer of the United States.
under civil service rules: VIM. 5. Roundebush,
0rrin B. Hallam, Of Kentucky, 81. 900 Office OF
Frederick AIohl, of Texas, has been promoted
from class to class q office of the third audi
tor. George NJ: Glover, of Pennsyivania, from ON
class to class 2 office of second controller. w.
office of the first auditor.
pointed yesterday: l.. 3. Harcum, at Mila,
Northumberland county; H. A. Cammack, at
Andrews, Spottsylvania county; NJ. a: Jackson,
Farinholt, Lancaster county; stephen Hop
ktns, ut OnancOck, Accomac county; F. A.
Shackleford, at Warsaw, Richmond county: A.
+. Davis, at Gloucester, Gloucester county; Mrs.
Sarah A. Petit, at HOrntown, AccOmac county;
T. =. Gillespie, at Sea Side, Accomac county;
f; B. Swanzer, at Locustville. Accomac county;
W. 6. billiard, at ParkIaws, Spottsylvania
county; +. NJ; Graves, at Belmont, spottsyl-
county; E. W. Roberts. at Bridgetown, North
ampton county; ]. r. Broaddus. at Rappahan-
nock Academy, Caroline county; Mrs. s. NJ
Garnet, at Matthews Court House, Matthews
county.
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
p l.. Perkins chief of q division OF the sixth au-
ditor's office.
VIM. j. Bryant has been appointed inspector
OF IN huls II at at Seattle, Washington territory;
W. =. Blackburn was appointed 5000 clerk
in the sixth auditors Office.
Frank Cahill, OF Elmira, n. Y. has been APP
pointed q watchman in the Treasury, vice Mat
thew j. Barry, suspended.
The dismisSalS IN the second controllers office
Of the Treasury yesterday, mentioned in THE
STAR, were to reduce the force, and were not
made on political grounds. One of the
fornia, was backed by Justice Field and
Senator Farley, ,Nho<endeavored 10 secure his
re tent tion, but political influence would not he
taken into consideration by the controller.
MIR. Z. l.. Curtis also had strong backing.
There were no charges of any kind made against
the clerks dismissed.
Charles De Vaugher and Walter Graudy, two
lnborers In the first auditors Office, have been
dismissed.