Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
YESTERDAYS APPOINTMENTS.
Revenue Onicers and Military Cadets.

The President made the following appoint
nents after IHK STAR went to press yesterday
To be collectors of internal reyenue-John l.
Hutchinson, for the district of Connecticut;
Isaac Moffett, for the first district of New
Jersey; Elihu II. White, for the fourth district
of North Carolina; C. W. Arnold, for the dis
trict of Georgia; Marcus Boggs, for the eleventh
district Of Ohio; John o. Cravens, for the sixth
district of Indiana; Julius c. Starr, for the fifth
district Of Illinois. To be collectors of customs
William J. Morgan, for the district OF Buffalo
Creek, n. Y; Enos J. .Pennypacker. for the
district of Wilmington, N. c. Philip NJ Hide
brand, to be surveyor of customs for the port of
Indianapolis, Ind John Wood, to be post
master at Cairo, I'LL, vice Alexander II. Irwin,
removed
EThe appointment OF Elihu A. White to
be collector of internal revenue for the fourtb
district of North Carolina settles an interesting
triangular tight for this office. He is said to be
man of upright character and respected by
members OF both political parties. He was
formerly a collector of internal revenue for a
district which was absorbed in the present one
He has served in the state senate and was a
delegate 10 the last two national conventions.
voting IN that of 1888 for Harrison from the
FIRST ballot throughout. His district embraces
the eastern part of the state.
Enos j. Pennypackcr, appointed customs
CoiicctOl lcr tue wilmington Qlstrict OF North
Carolina, was for many years collector of the
port, and was removed therefrom by President
Cleveland He is an ex-union soldier, and
was originally from Pennsylvania.
VIM J. Morgan, collector OF customs for the
port of Buffalo, Is at present the commercial
editor of the Buffalo Commercial owned by Mr.
Warren He was a gallant soldier during the
war and commanded New York regiment He
was indorsed for the Office by the republican
city and county officers and by the two United
States Senators. There were eleven candidates
In the field
Julius q. Starr, appointed collector Of inter-
nal revenue for the fifth district of Illinois will
have charge of the biggest collection district in
the United States AL the big distilleries at
Peoria, the center OF the grain whisky business,
are under his supervision. He is lawyer lv-
ing IN Peoria, and a working republican, He
has served three terms in the state legislature
and In 1854 was a candidate for Congress from
his district
Philip NJ Hildebrsndis travelling salesman
OF indianapolis, and very popular. He is
young man and has never held Office.
The President also made the following
cadet appointments to the military academy
nom lat large:" Hugh d. Wise, son Of Gen
John ). Wise, to fill the vacancy caused by the
rejection of Candidate Dixson at the June ex-
animation, and John c. Gilmore son of Capt.
John Gilmore, twenty-fourth infantry az
alternate David s. Stanley, son of Gen. ID.
g. Stanley, is appointed to fill the vacancy TO
occur in June. 1880. by the graduation of Cadet
Ruggles- The President will have no more sp-
pointments TO the military academy before
June, 1880, Tor admission to the academy in
June, 1891, when but one lat large cadet win
graduate.
Secretary Window has appointed Dennis
Shea to be deputy collector OF customs for the
port Of New York, n. Y.