Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE NEW REGIME.
Changes Of Prominent Omcials.

The following is a list Of the new officials of
prominence appointed in the government de-
partments In this city by the present admins
tration up to date, including heads OF divisions
and bureaus, chief clerks and other officials,
not including those in the classified service, nor
any below; to which Is added the diplomatic
changes:
STATE DEPARTMENT..
The changes in the force OF the state depart
ment proper have been very few, the
only ones OF importance being the ap-
pOintment OF DIR. Francis Wharton, of
OF PHILADELPHIA to sncceed Judge Henry OCon-
nor, examiner OF claims. and III Sidney
Everett. OF Ohio, to succeed VIM. Hayden I'd
wards IA chief of the diplomatic burea u. There
have been one or two clerical removals for In
efficiency. aud two or three appointments under
civil service rules. The diplomatic changes
are mentioned below.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Assistant Secretary, Charles y. Fairchild. OF
New York, vice Henry F. French, salary
$500; first auditor, James q. Chenowith, Of
Texas, vice Robert 81. Reynolds, salary $4,000;
second auditor, Vim. A. Day, Of Illinois. vice
Orange Ferriss, salary $4,000; third auditor,
Eeightly, salary $4,000 fourth auditor, Charles
NJ shelley, OF Alabama. vice Charles Boards
ConviIle, of Ohio. vice Robert r. Crowell, sal
AIRY $4,000. treasurer, Conrad >. Jordan, of
New York, vice Albert L. wyman. salary
$4,000; commissioner OF customs, John s Nc
Calmont. of Pennsylvania, vice Harry Z. john
son. salary 81, 900; second controller, Isaac II.
isry o. Ssm rs i" Controller T,fe Milton Da
ham. Of Kentucky. vice VIM. Lawrence. salary
$4,000; director of the mint, James r. kimbsls.
81 500 T. o. Graves OF New York. transferred
from assistant treasurer To chief oi the bureau
OF engraving and printing, vice T. n Burrlil.
York, promoted to assistant treasurer, vice
Graves, salary $4,000: chief clerk, +. b. You
mans, of Elmirs., vice T. F. Swasey, salary
$1,000; appointment clerk Eugene Higgins, OF
Maryland, vice Trevltt, salary S2..oo' W r.
Swltzer, of Missouri, chief OF eureau OF sta sta.
register OF the Treasury w. :. Rosecrans. OF Call
ifornia vice B. r. Bruce, salary SI.UOO conf
of West Virginia. vice Waiter Evans, salary
S6OO,c captain of watch. Thomas McCrea, OF
Maryiand. vice a. n. Stevenson salary 81 400.
bett, of Pennsylvania: Thomas =. Farrow, OF
South Carolina; AiOnzO Il. DickersOn, OF New
Jersey; Patrick Cunningham, OF Pennsylvania;
r. " Henry, OF Mississippi; Chas. r. Mitchell,
OF South Carolina; Hugh A. HARRISON, and L. D..
Keller. of New York, in the sixth auditors
Swartz, OF Pennsylvania; W. = kiser, OF In
diana, in the third auditors office ut salaries of
$1,000 each: T. o: w Roberts. OF Maryland, in
second contr oilers office, salary -, co. l.. H.
Mangum, of Arkansas, in the first controllers
office, salary 81, 100; John ID. Biddis, of Penn
sylvania, in the internal revenue bureau, salary
$3.50 and Frank VI. Thorn, OF New York. in
the same bureau, salary $4,000; j. NJ. Wright.
OF Alabama, fourth auditors office. salary
sioner of customs office. salary S2.1OO.
The other appointments arc Thomas ]. Bren-
salary 81, oUo Edward l. Graham OF New York,
stenographer to Assistant tiry F:iirchild,
salary 81 500 Robert l.. De .Akers, stenogra-
pher to the register OF the Treasurer, salary
1,4OO; Valentine p Snyder, OF New York,
chief clerk of the TreasuIer's office, salary
$500 Charles Schlaar, of New YORK.. draughts-
man In the lfe->aving service, salary 81 500
Miss Minnie Bagaley, of Pennsylvania, trans!a-
tor in the mint bureau, salary $1,000; +. NJ.
airy $500.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
The only clerical change of any importance in
the War department thus far made mas been
the dismissal of Mr.. Mcdonald. the chief clerk
of the bureau Of military justice, and the APP
pointment of Thomas Duke, who formerly held
the place. to succeed him. All the changes
made I'm the department by death. resignation
would not number over thirty or forty.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The personnel OF the Navy department is just
about as it was before the change of admins
fraiion. There have been no changes in the
ranks OF the civilian employees, and the only
Important naval changes have been sending
Admirai McCauley To command the Pacific
Harmony TO be chief of the bureau of yards and
docks Both of these changes were caused by
reirements.
INTERIOR DEPARrMESr.
First Assistant Secretary H. l. Muldrow,
Mississippi, who succeeded NJ. L. Joslyn, Illi-
nois, ~ 500. Assistant Secretary new officeJ
Geo. A Ienks Pennsylvania, $1,000. Com
vice o. p. 6. Clarke, Rhode Island, $1,000.
Medical Examiner Leonidas Russell, Tennes-
see, vice John II. Ross. Indiana. 81 500. Chief
Stephenson, Illinois, $1,000. First Deputy
Commissioner w. E. Mclean, Indiana, wee G.
Commissioner {. c. Bartlett. New York. vice
y. r. Loyefidse, Michigan, $4,000. Qualified
surgeon Vim; Z. Brandt, Indina vice w. H.
Referee r. ii. Barton, Illinois. vice y. F. Gra-
ham. Minnesota, s2.2o0: Medical Ex-
Ge"rsa i. M,ehe H New sT YORK; as.Ses slse
Commissioner general land office w 4. j.
Sparks. Illinois. vice y. e. Mcfarland, Kansas,
Hinrich. principal clerk of the surveys, 81 800.
William Walker Illinois, vice J. u; Smith, In
diana, chief clerk 81 90 robert w Hunter;
of division Of accounts, 81 500. Commissioner
of railroads, Joseph +. Johnston, Virginia, vice
W: H. Armstrong, Pennsylvania, 81 500. Com
missioner of Indian affairs, ]. D. C. Atkins Ten.
nes>ee. vice Hiram Price, Iowa, $4,000. a. 3.
upshaw, Tennessee. vice E l.. Stevens, Ohio
n. v. Montgomery, Michigan, vice Benjamin
Butterwor,h, Ohio, 5000. r. b. Vance. North
caToiina vice X; q. Dyreniorth. Illinois assist
kansas vice Aaron Bradshaw, Colorado, mem
Der of the board OF pension appeals, B., 900. L.
q &. Lamar, jr.. Mississippi. vice E. r. Hanna
Kansas, sieno.rapher TO the secretary, 81 500
J. j. :. HIssler. West Virginia. vice j. f. Hood
Ohio, appointment clerk. $1,000. J.. D. sale
Michigan, vice Weston Flint; librarian Of the
Patent Office, $1,000.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
FL Assistant Postmaster General A. E. Ste
venson, Illinois, preceded by Malcolm Hay
PeHL>y iv'tI resi- iIed W mo uccecLed j. g. eros
By, New York ~ 600 Chief Clerk L. f. Nash
WISCONSIN vice e. VI. Walker, Indiana, 81, 500
Moriiio Noyes, Vermont, - chief OF division OF
supplies, vice w. w. Rhodes, Ohio $4,000
Second Assistant A. Leo Knot, Mary land, vice
VIM h. Thompson, Michigan, 81 600. John ID
Baird, Georgia. vice r. j. Dallas, Kansas chief
OF the dead letter Office, $3.50. Win. I,
Eaton, Connecticut, vice H. L. Sperry, STAMP
envelope agent ia, Hartford Connecticut 81 500
Nicholas VI. Bell, Missouri vice James NJ Craw
lord. Maryland, superintendent of foreign mails
$1,000. Perry Z. Smith. New jersey, vict
Richard Devens, Massachusetts, disbursins
officer and superintendent, 81. 100. Edwin T.
bryant WISCONSIN, vice A A. Freeman. Ten
nessee, assistant attorney general, $4,000
Joseph W. Nicholl, Indiana, vice John A
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
John GOode, OF Virginia solicitor general vice
d. +. Phillips, salary $1,000; Zach. Mont
gOInery, Of California, assistant attorney gen
eral Tor the Interior department, vice Joseph X
Mct,aniInon, salary $1,000; E. F.. Bryant
assistant attorney general for the Post Offic.
d. pArtinent vice A. A. Freeman, salary $4,000
T. ancis w harton. OF PennsyI " ania examiner O
Claims, STATE department. vice Henry u Counor
salary S3-ooo; Alex. MeCue, OF New York
solicitor OF the Treasury. vice Henry - Neal
salary $4,000: Robert Howard, of Arkansas
assistant attorney general. vice Thomas Simons
salary $4,000; y. I. y. Robinson, OF Louisiana
law clerk. vice a. X. button salary 81 900
Edward VI. Watson, OF MiSsissippi, assistant