Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09
LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Appointments ~ the President, M

The President to-day appointed Frederick Fl.
Marsh, marshal for the northern district OF
Illinois, and Henry G. Trner, marshal for the
southern district df Ohio.
e., DSlores Romero. q New Mexico TO be agent
i ioa, iooisps OF the Pueblo sSency In New Mex.
VIM. A. Walker, Of WISCONSIN, to be asen, for
lodlans OF the Green Bay agency, In Wis
Ex-Mayor Fox. OF ladelphia, TO be superin.
'en9ent OF tns mint At philadelphia.
John +. Robinson to be collectorof customs for
the district Of Alexandria, Va
40 oe cotiectors OF internal revenue-Isban
Hes for he ioartesnth district Of New York;
Aiired Z: Parkinson, for the second district OF
To be surveyors Of customs-John II. p. voor.
h,es ss or the Port Of Denye ool Addison Cole
Col. Frederick Il. Marsh, who was Appointed
marshal at Chicago Is the sheriff Of Ogle
were doseu applicants for the office irom that
Sity, many OF whom were strongly endorsed.
S1Ii Marsh Is distinguished lawyer, and had a
mended, among mis- endorsers being Representa-
tive Morrison.
Henry 6; Trner, to-day appointed successor
cent or Cincinnati, and was formerly promi.
nent In local democratic politics. He is presi.
3 s,sn OF the National Marine Insurance COM
Rany, and was for many Years president OF the
CINCINNATI chamber Of commerce. He is about
sV years Of age. He was highly recommended.
Albany, was the selection of Secretary Man
ming. and II is understood was not an appli-
Sans. ne is an old resident and prominent
oSnocr1t OF Albany, but was never before in
once His business is that OF insurance agent.
lshan Hess collector OF internal revenue
lawyer of Albany, who has not heretofore been
al ofnce-bolder. He was selected by Secretary
Manning, 1t Is understood, without being an
The President to-day commissioned the fol-
lowing poStmasters: Alexander wenty Me.
eSh en- Pa; iavid r.. Boyer. Tamaqua.
Mary Sue Du Bots, Marion c. H., $. G.: Henry
"a. Whitfield, Hawkinsviile, Ca; jeremiah j.
aartenbower, Sheldon, Ia; Richd +. Lawren-
Fowler, Ind: ugustine c. Respess, Maysviiie,
Ky; Joseph s. Laughlin, Sidney, o.; Milton III.
Se eS MATHEW aa
III; Henry 7. Davis, Orange, Texas; Jacob c.
Morgan, kearney, Neb.; Drummond q. Craig,
Fort Atkinson, Wis.,; Horatio s. Herbert, Rolla,
The Postmaster General has appointed c. c.
thompson, vice w. +. sherman, resigned, post
master at Fort Defiance, Augusta county, Va,
and Warren Durrett, vice Marcus Durrett, jr.,
70 correct error In name, at North Garden, Al.
bemarle county, Va.
following appointments: To be internal revenue
collector-W. II. Marlborough, fourth North Car
aii ma, district Robert Taylor 70 be pension
suspended. George W. Warner, TO be register
OF the land office al Tracy, Mimi. Receivers at
land oftices-Abraham Hall, at Milsurn CITY,
Mont; John E. Budd, at Stockton, Cal; =. X.
Wiser, at Tracy, Mimi; Joseph Hill AT Beatrice.
Neb., vice William II. Sommers, resigned; .. e.
Hale, at La Crosse, Wis; w. X. Edgar, at Iron
ton, Mo-; Hugh Z. Wallace, at Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The commissioner OF pensions has appointed
two medical boards for the examination oil pen
sion claimants in this city. The first board,
WHICH meets at HOS street, is composed OF
Dr. Joshua Q. Stanton, promoted from treas
urer TO president, vice DIR. K. Reyburn: DIR. w.
V. Narmion, treasurer, vice Joshua -. Stanton,
and DR.. Irving c. Rose, secretary, vice L. Tyler,
transferred TO the second board. The latter,
which meets at 1928 New York avenue. is en-
tirely new, and consists OF DIR. Ralph Walsh,
president; DIR. Lachlan Tyler, secretary, and pr.
John =. Bracket, treasurer.
Darius A. Ogden, of Penn Yam, MY. recently
appointed chief VI a division in the third audi.
tors office has declined.
A discharge of twenty five persons was made
IN the folding room Of the Government Print
ing office yesterday.
Secretary Manning to-day appointed Mr. ID.
Z. Schwartz as chief OF division ia the Sd audi
or's office.
Bennet ]. Loomis, Of Ohio, a 81, 400 clerk I'm
the Pension office, has resigned. Pedro san
chez, the Indian agent at Pueblo, New Mexico,
has resigned. Edward I. Mathews, OF this
city, has been appointed weigher and mcasurer
oi wood and coal for the Interior department,
vice Richard Middleton, removed.