National Republican., 1885-06-09
ALL ABOUT THE OFFICES.
New Appointments, HcsiRnetlons, Re
movaIs, aud Itumurs.

New Appointments, Resignatlons, RE-
movais, aud Ttumurs.
Tho President made tho following ap.
pointmcnts yesterday:
TO be marshals Of the United States
Edward NJ. Boykin, for the district oil
South Carolina; Robert s. Kelley, for the
territory of Montana Thomas Jefferson
Carr for the territory Of Wyoming; Rom
ulo Martinez, for tho territory of New
Mexico.
To bo attorneys Of tho United States.
John Catlott Gibson, for the eastern dis.
triot Of Virginia: Qustavus Van Hooro-
beko for the southern district OF Illinois;
Anthony G. Campbell, for the territory Of
Wyoming
70 be internal revenue collector-W.
II. Marlborough, fourth North Carolina
district.
Robert Taylor, to be pension agent at
Knoxville, Tenn, vico N. r. Gibson, sus-
pended: George W. Warner to be register
Of tho land ofiico at Tracy, MINI,
Receivers at land Offices Abraham
Hall, at Milburn City, Mont; John T..
Budd, at Stockt ton, Cal; L. X. Wiser, at
Tracy, Mimi. Joseph Hill, at Beatrice,
Neb vico William II. Sommers resigned;
o. G. Hale, at La Crosse Wis; w. Il.
Edgar, at Ironton, No.; Hugh G. Wallace,
at Salt Lake City, Utah. o..
To be rostmasters; +. 2. Rutherford.
vice II. s. Sanderson, Clarksville, Tex. ;
Martin V. DugRett, vice II. X. Ingraham,
Tuscola, Ill. Charles Ii. Adams, vice
George X, Stone, Allegan, Mich; William
II. Bennett, vice Matthias Woolley, Long
Branch, n. J. (; b. +. Louthian, vieo L. n.
Ill A Ig.I n
Ward vice Il. u. Smith, all resigned,
Lennell, Office having become presidential,
Golden, III. Euwin w. Calls, vice James
O. Balm, suspended. Martinsville, Ind.
Tho Postmaster General has appointed
/ John +. Long, vice +. l.. Taylor, resigned,
postmaster at Whitehells station, Cul-
| pepper county, Va.
Mr.. Gibson is brother of Representa-
| tive Eustace Gibson, Of West Virginia.
/ lie was in the confederate army, and
/ subsequently served several terms in tho
| Virginia state legislature. He is resi-
dent OF Culpepor. Mr.. BOykin is a grad.
uAto OF tho University OF Virginia, and at
one timo resided at Baltimore. Fol-
many years, however, he has lived on his
/ farm, near Camden, S. C., and has served
7 In the legislature Of that state. Mr..
Kelley has been n resident of that terri.
tory for twenty years He is about 81
years Of age, and is man OF ability aud
high standing. Mr.. Carr was formerly
sheriff Of Laramie county, in that terri
tory, and is at present q resident oi
Cheyenne. Mr. Martinez at prosont
holds the Office of sheriff of the county
of Santa Fe. Ho was strongly indorsed
for tho marshalship by both the Ameri'
can and Mexican residents OF the terri
tory of New Mexico. Mr.. Van Hoorebek,
is resident of Carlyle, ILL.,, where he II
engaged in the practice of law. A short
timo ago he ran for secretary Of state or
tho democratic ticket aud was defeated
Mr.. Van Hoorobeke's appointment II
q victory for Representative Town
shend, of Illinois, as there were {
great many candidates urged by The
other representatives. Mr.. Yarborougl
is merchant of Lewisburg, n. G., aud i
about 40 years of age. Ho served during
tho war in the confederate army, risinl
from private to colonel. IL is stated OF
good authority that Capt. j. s. Battle
who WAS an applicant for the collector
ship given to Mr.. Marlborough, will sooi
be appointed to prominent position
fully equivalent to the one he sought.
Con. w. S. Rosecrans, the new registe
of the treasury, entered upon his dutie
yesterday. He says that there will nee
essarily be few changes in his division
but he has not yot made up his mint
what he will do.
The Secretary of the Interior has re
scinded the order promulgated last weel
directing the Withholding Of appoint
ments from reporters. Tho appointmen
clerk yesterday furnished the following
"a c. Phillips aud A. o. Marsh. receiver
Of public moneys at Harrison, Ark, an
Vancouver, w. T., respectively, hav
rendered their resignations; l.. 8. Jones
of Tennessee, promoted from class I
class ., and Miss Libbie L. Greeyton, o
Tennessee, from $1,000 to class q"
A treasury watchman has resigned b,
cause he was ordered to duty In the bast
ment.
Among the fourth.class postmasters az
pointed yesterday was one at RutlanC
Wis, who receives salary of S54.65, an
one at Mt. Vernon, Wis, whose salary
$l39.57.
Henry p. Kernochan, the newly al
pointed naval officer at New Orleans,
in the city to confer with tho PresideI
regarding important places yet to
filled in New Orleans. 1t is thought th'
the collectorship will 20 to ex-Senatc
Jonas. 1t was over the appointment I
Kernochan that Senator Eustis becan
dissatisfied with the President.
, An application has boon received frol
| Rhode Island man for n position rs
medical examiner in the pension bureau
It is inclOsed in an aesthetic envelope, T.
gether with diagrams showing operation
1 performed by the applicant, and tv
. poeuis, one Of which is entitled "Hew
r the Line"
Pennsylvania politicians in this Gil
say that II is believed that Mr.. Hay wi
resign the first assistant postmaster gcl
: eralship. and that Delos Sanders, a rel
tive OF his, will be appointed in his plac
a Samuel Brooks, an applicant for Il
7 position of assistant treasurer at 81
! Francisco, has letter OF recommendatic
from Jefferson Davis.
: A number of letters have beon receiv,
q at tho Postoihcs Department from lndis
J, postmasters written in excellent styl
q. and showing that tho writers were mt
Of good business abilities, rendering the
resignations since the Attorney GeneI
decided that they wero not eligible
n discharge the duties,
o Secretary Lamar has recommended tn
d w. A. Walker, of Oeonomowoc, Wis,
:, appointed Indian agent at Green Ba
" Wis, and the appointment will short
y be made.
ABOUT PEOPLE.