Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29
LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Presidential AppOintments-Ch
in the Departments, Etc.

The President to-day made the following ap-
pointments:
To be receivers of public moneys, John
O'keane, at Vancouver, Washington Territory;
Michael ]. Cady, at Bodie, California; j. X.
Dollison, at Humboldt, California.
=, Arthur X. Deiany. attorney of the u. s. for
the eastern district of Wisconsin, vice Hazel
ton, suspended. VIM. G: Perry: attorney for
district of Kansas. vice Hollowell, resigned.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHANGES.
The resignation Of Algernon A. MADISON, re-
ceiver of public moneys at Montgomery, Ala,
has been accepted. The following appoint
ments have been made Oh the temporary force
NY, topographer, S1,4OO; f. w. +. Natter
Mass; topographer, $1,000; Dabney G. Harri-
son, Va, @ assistant topographer,. 5000: Law
pher, 5000; John II. klemoth, $. c., draushts-
man, 81 200; Franz Fiset Tex, draughtsman,
$500; robert + Hill, Tex, assistant paieontoI-
5000.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Miss Alice NJ. Mangen, of Texas, has been
promoted to 5000 clerkship I'm the dead letter
Office; Frank Raymond, the U. s. postal note
agent at New York city, has resigned.
The following changes have been made in the
money order Office of the Post Office depart
ment w. b. Cooley, the confidential clerk of
DR.. Mcdonald, the chief of the office, promoted
TO chief clerk, vice David Haynes reduced to
class four. Frank Strong, a personal friend of
4Attorney General Garland has resigned his
1o'lrth-ciass clerkship, and will be made special
agent OF the Department of Justice. In couse
quenee of this resignation the following changes
tHr,h. Will 6e made; Hugh Waddell, from third TO
!oprtn; James u. Thompson to class three, vice
Maddeil; II. A. Drury to class one, vice
Thompson. The following promotions will also
voluntary resignation of Mr. Ralph JEFFERSON, a
clerk OF class four: Mr.. Alexander Somerville
from from class three to class four; II: G. Powell to
ell to class two, vice Powell, thus leaving a va
cancy IN class one, which will either be filled
by an additional promotion Or an appointment
according to the civil service rules.
The POSTMASTER General has appointed George
p. DoInport postmaster at Forrestville. Prince
Georges county, Md, vice E. II. Nye, deceased;
r. A. Murphy has been appointed postmaster
at Dentville, Charles county, Nd; r. w. Phil
lips atIndian Valley, Va; w. A. Hancock at
Union Hall, Va, and J. {. Stett at Junea. Alas
ka, vice d. H. Murphy, who failed to qualify
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Manning has appointed r. H.
Henry, Patrick Cunningham and Charles T.
Mitchell to be chiefs of divisions of the sixth
auditors office, and L. H. Mangum to be chief
OF division in the first controllers office, vice
Major Saxton, reduced to I.4OO class. The
following promotions in theTreasury depart
ment were announced saturday: Owen Keller
OF Ohio, clerk OF class in the office of the
tions: Mrs. $. c. Robinson, of Massachusetts.
from 5000 to $1,000; Mrs. Mary +. Wilcox OF
Texas, from 81 900 to class 2; Mrs. ). :. Smith,
Of New York, from $500 to 81 200; Miss A.
b. Heath, of North Carolina, from $500 to
$1,000. In the Office of treasurer: John w
Harsha, OF Pennsylvania, from class 8 to 4;
Mr.: j.. w. Lugenbeel, sixth auditors oftice
father-in-law OF ex-senator Chrlstiancy, has
been dismissed.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
When the Attorney General last March re-
duced the force of examiners in the Depart
ment of Justice from seven TO Jour- two OF the
three who were dismissed were democrats-D.
A. Fisher, OF Ohio, and j. Monroe HesI1ell, of
baltimore They have been reappointed eX-
aminers from the 1st of July, vice Ralph Ballin
and Joel W. Bowman, resigned. to take effect
June 3Oth The general agent OF the depart
ment and two examiners will he appointed to-
morrow.