Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
CHANGES IN THE OFFICES,
Appointments by the President and b,
Members of the Cabinet, Etc.


The President to-day made the following ap-
pointments:
George v. Brewer, general appraiser of mer-
chandise in the district of New York
Samuel T. Hauser, of Helena, Montana. to be
governor of the Territory of Montana
Lambert Tree, of Illinois, to be minister resi-.
dent of the United States to Belgium.
To be Attorneys of the United States-James
G. J. Williams for the eastern district Of Ten.
nessee; John E. Lamb for the district of In
diana.
M 5. Jones, OF Louisiana, to be district attor-
ney for the western district of Louisiana.
To be assistant engineers in the navy, with
the relative rank of ensign, Alexander S Hal
stead, VIM. F. Darrah, VIM. j. Baxter, wm c.
Herbert, Charles w. Dyson.
. To be ensigns III in the navy, Samuel Dana
Gree eresnei George W. Street. John NJ. Ellicott,
Field, Samuel W. Xrmistead. Chas. P. i Eaton. n.
John B. Jackson, Benz. E Thurston and Fred
erick L. Chaplin.
graham. of Maine, to De consul of the United
States at Cadiz James Tenner Lee of Mary.
land, to be secretary Of legation of the United
States to Austria, and Nathan B. Gatcheil to
be appraiser of merchandise in the district of
Buffalo Creek, New York.
Mr.. 1ngraham is about 40 years of age, and
was recommended by many Maine democrats.
Mr.. Lee is 40 years OF age. and has been a men,
ber of the Maryland senate, of which body he
He is
inent democratic politician of Erie county,
New York.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has appointed
Walter E. Girard to be assistant inspector of
bulls at New York vice B. F. Howell, resigned.
Mr.; }. 5. Knapp. brother-in-law Of Collector
Hedden, of New York, has been appointed the
collectors private secretary.
The following diamissals have been made in
the clerical force of the Treasury department.:
Secretary's otfice-ThOmas NJ. Wiley, ST. 400:
Andrew Day, $500; Miss E.J. Brigham, 81 200.
Internal Revenue Burean-Niss Kate j. Rover
5000; Mrs; A. B: Frye; $1,000; S. NJ. Findley,
Willard, 900; Mrs. s. P. Lyndae, 81 200; Mrs.
j. A. Stewart, 5000. Bureau of Statistics-Jas
+. Whiting, S72O; J. &. Parker, 1000. Third
Auditors Ofice-Thomas H. Sypherd, S1,4OO.
Light House Board-C. S. Syphax, S72U; Miss
Eliza L. Parker, 5000. Bureau of Engraving
In the photographic office, Navy department.,
the following changes have occurred: Rcmov-
als-E. X. knoOr, G. Mahon and J. j. Webber,
draughtsmen.. Resigned-C. T. Klakring,
ensraver. Appointments - Emil Mahle,
man, $500; n. x. Fernandez Office attendant,
S42O; NJ. NJ. Smith, draug htsman, 5000. Re-
duced-M. FRANKIE, draughtslntu, from $1,000
to 81 400. Promoted-C. A. kolb and w. p.
Seton, engraVers, from $1,000 to 81 ,2OO X.
E. Gray, draughtsman, from $500 to S40U.
None Of these employees come under the rules
OF the civil ice.
j. NJ. Chadwick, a clerk Of class one, in the
quartermaster generals office, War depart
ment, has resigned, to take effect July Odd and
w. j. Wol1iey, clerk class one, paymaster gem
eral 3 office, has been transferred to clerkship
same class, quartermaster general s office.
1t is stated in New Orleans that Surveyor of
the Port Pinchbeck, has rendered his resigna-
ton and left for the nurthwest.