National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS.

FIFTH AUDITOR, COLLECTOR, ASSISTANT
TREASURER, AND A NUMBER OF rosT.
OFFICES.
The following appointments were made
by tho President yesterday Anthony
EickhofT, of New York, to be fifth aud
itor of the treasury. Conrad Krez, of
Wisconsin, collector Of customs for the
district of Milwaukee, Wis. Samuel
Flower, assistant treasurer of the United
States at New Orleans, In. Truman III.
Allen, of Oakland, CAL, to be pension
agent ut San Francisco. Maurice A.
Thomas, of Maryland, and George II.
Pearson, of Iowa, to be Indian inspectors,
and Jason Wheeler, of Oregon, to be
agent forthe Indians ofthc Warm Springs
agency in Arizona.
Mr.. Krez resides at Sheboygan, and
is q man of high literary attanments.
He is n lawyer by profession, and has
served several terms in the state legisla-
ture. Mr.. Flower, who succeeds Mr..
Herwig, is lawyer of high standing, and
was recommended for the place by almost
the entire congressional delegation. He
served in the confederate army and rose
to the rank of captain. lie is cousin
of Representative II. p. Flower, Of New
York,
The board of visitors to the Govern.
ment Insane Asylum has been reorgan.
lied as follows: Surgeon General Gun.
nell, Of the navy; Surgeon general Muir.
ray, of the army, and Rev. Dr.. Byron
Sunderland, of this city.
The following presidential postmasters
have been appointed; Charles w. Howe,
at Rochester, N. H., vice Osman b. War.
rem, suspended; George W. Bell, at Web.
ster City, Iowa, vice John ID. Hunter,
suspended John L. Pyne, at Vinton,
Iowa, vice Stephen A. Marine, sus.
pended; Ebene2er NJ. Lockwood, at
Burlington, Kan, vice A. ID. Brown,
suspended William Becker, at Mnrys.
vile, Kan, vice William II. Smith, sus.
pended; Henry l.. Slaymalior, at Lancas.
ter, Pa, vice James N. Marshall, sus-
pended; G. G. Yonge, ir., Mt Pensacola,
Fla, vice John Eagan, suspended; j. j..
Shannon, at Meridian, Miss, vice VIM.
NJ. Hancock, suspended; Samuel DE
Wolf, at Rochester, MINI. vice Joseph II.
Wagner, suspended; Frank Thnyer, ut
Watervlle, Me-, vice Willard NJ. Dunn,
suspended; Nathaniel a, SWEET, at Sac.
carappa, Me-, vice James NJ. Webb,
suspended; Alexander Haller, at Wythe.
vile, Va, vice w. II. Slater, suspended;
George d. Sanford, at Grand Haven
Mich, vice Samuel g. Glover, resigned;
Samuel s. Lucey, ut Marshall, Mich.
vice VIM. Il. Lewis, suspended; Dudley
G. Brown, at Brandon, VT, vice John
l.. Knight, suspended; W. Il. Howard
at Fair Haven, VT, vice Harris Whip
pie, suspended; Francis NJ. Sizer. al
Albany, Mo-, vice Adrian G.. Case, sus
pended; VIM. u. Black, at GalIatin
Mo-, vice JehielT II. Day, suspended.
John ID. Pcnnybacker, Of Virginia
has been appointed special agent Of the
land Office MS examiner ofsuryeys.
Samuel Mulliken, of New Jersey the
chief of the assignment division, patent
Office, has been transferred to u position
as first assistant examiner. Albert j
Kelly, of indiana, has been appointed
chief Of the assignment division.
/ DR.. John Campbell, Of Cincinnati, has
, been appointed medical referee OF The
pension office, vice DR.. Hood.
, j. A. WhitGomb, examiner of origina
invalid pension claims for the past tiyt
r years, has been detailed to the board o
! pension appeals in the sccreary's Office
| The Postmaster General has receive,
the resignation Of DIR. W. Il. Corey, 70
, seventeen years clerk in the Office o
, the third assistant postmaster general
DR.. Corey leaves it to practice his pro
I, fession.
2, Mr.. EickhoH', the new fifth auditor o
+ the treasury, is n well known German
, Democrat, of New York city, but ha
not allied himself with any one of tn
different factions of the party. He j
f. said TO have been hard worker durin
d the last presidential campaign, and t.
t have had charge of the German brancl
h. of the work under the Democratic ma
:, tional committee. He was one Of tn
e editors of the New York ,Stdd's %eiiuR.
= from 1854 to 1857, and waB Wnshingto
K. correspondent of that paper at interval
3 from 1879 to 1885. lie was also REP
t resentative from New York in the forty
3 sixth Congress, and ct one time he'll
9 the office of coroner Of New FORK city
s Algernon A. Aspinwall, of Pennsy
:, vania, has been appointed chief OF d
g vision at $4,000 per annum in the per
3, sion office, vice John NJ. Comstock, d,
/, ceased. Frank A. Butts, of New 4orl
has been promoted in the pension Ollie
from 81 900 to $1,000.
t The Secretary of the Treasury yestei
!, day appointed Patrick McKenn TO be
/, special Inspector of foreign steam vesse
e at New York, vice John Collins, ri
}. moved.