Evening star., 1885-06-08
LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES.
BY the President. Ese

The President to-day made the following ap-
pointments:
To be marshals of the United states-Edward
NJ. Boykin, for the district OF South Cs.rolina:
Robert s. Kelley, for the Territory OF Montana:
Thomas Jefferson Carr. for the Territory of
Wyoming: Romulo Martinez, for the Territory
Of New Mexico.
Catlett Gibson, for the eastern district OF Nir-
g1nia; Gustavus Van Hoorebeke. for the south
ern district ILLINOIS; Anthony c. Campbell, for
The President has appointed the following
Postmasters: L. p. Rutherford. vice H - San.
derson, resigned, Ciarksville, Texas; Martin Y.
Tuscola, nj; Chas. IL Adams. vice Geo. r.
Stone, resigned. Aliegan, Mich; VIM H. Ben
BrancS S,oe WoSssy rss,snsd Long
bott, resigned. Logansport Ind; Jas. V. Ward,
vice X. NJ. Smith, resigned, Cherokee, Iowa: h.
presidential April LIST, Golden. III: Edwin w.
Tails, ms, vice Jas. G. Balm. suspended. Martins
The Postmaster General has appointed John
r: Long, vice Z. L. Taylor resigned, postmaster
AZ hitehell's Station. Culpeper county, Va.
zen. w 3 Rosecrans, the recently appointed
register OF the Treasury, assumed the duties OF
that ONCE this morning. He says there will
necessarily be some changes in the Office after a
wniie. but he does not know just yet what they
Secretary Manning has appointed James A.
norton, OF Ohio, to be special agent of the
DIR. Charles NJ. Freeman, OF New Jersey, has
Deen appointed q medical examiner in the
fension office. and Dr. Philip II. Barton, OF III.
.nSs, mas oeen appointed assistant medical
moved. "
John W. Nelms, of Georgia, appointed to be
Georgia, as stated in Saturdays STAR. succeeds
the weli-known republican politician, John F.
Bryant. Mr.; Nelms is at present the principal
which office he has held for many years
W IN the Patent offce-Archibald Mcknight, Of
wisconsin, and A. Read, of Pennsylvania, have
oeen promoted from second TO first assistant
pension examiners; Charles II. Richardson, OF
massachusetts,, and Edward o. Folney, of Dis
Wlct OF Columbia, from third to second assistant;
Mm. Hendley. OF District of Columbia, and Ar
thur Z. Greeley, OF New Hampshire from
fourth to third assistant Examiners; Jay +. Ban
croft, of Minnesota, and Miss Carrie l.. En-
mons, of Michigan, from clerks, class 1, TO
fourth assistant examiners John B. Davis, OF
the District of Columbia, from copyist, 5000, to
Sarah f. Tingley, of Massachusetts, rom clerk
at y, 1000 to 81 200; Millard ]. Moore, OF vir-
ginia, from copyist, $500, to clerk 81 200; Miss
copyist, 5000, to clerk, 81 900; Miss Hattie b.
douglass, of District of Columbia, and Eugene
y. Luber, of Maryland, from copyist at S720
the resignation of First Assistant Examiners
NJ ID. Peck and ID. c. Reinohl. and Fourth AS
sistant examiner F. c. Skinner.
James I. Birchard, OF Detroit Mich, for
twenty years a clerk In the general land office,
has resigned on account of iii health
VIM. h: Butler, James c. Sperry, Charles p.
Jacobs, OF Wisconsin, clerks OF class 4 3 and ,
i'm the Pension Office have resigned.
Messrs. kilbourn and Joy and Mrs. Cobb. en-
ployes of the bureau of engraving and printing,
have been notified of their dismissal, to take
effect on the first of July.
Absalom c. Phillips and Albert o. Marsh, re-
ceivers OF public moneys at Harrison, Arkansas.
and Vancouver, Washington Territory, respec.
lively have resigned.
Promotions in the General Land Office: Jaco-
bus =: Jones, Tenn, from 81 200 to 81 400 and
81 200.
One of the Treasury watchmen, named VIII
son, who has been on duty on the first floor,
has rendered his resignation to take effect to,
morrow, because he has been ordered to duty
in the basement