New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
POsTuFFIUE.

WILLIAM d. WALTON At stroudsburRh, PaAnA
NARY B. HIGLEY Al Minonville. Penn.
GEORGE L. BARUM a. Suffolk Va
CARL O. CRIPPEN at Eustls Fla.
JOHN @. WITCHER at Rochdale, Toxss.
JOHN ". BERGMAN at Versailles, KY.
GEORGE W. CANNON at AsbevIlle, N. O.
wINsLoW w. AVERY st Plymouth Mass.
MARY v. SHAY at wRtsontown. Penn.
W. LEE BRAND ct Salem, Va
ROBERT p. hILEER at Newman Ca.
WILLIAM II. cULLIMoRR At Ceutraila, IN.
JAMES 8. NEVILLE at Bloomington, IL
JOHN NJ. HIBBARD ct Stoughton Wis
THEODORE A. BURR at Lanosster, wis
JAMES l. KING at Topeka, Kan.
F. d. 7. JONES at Holton, Kan
ROBERT r. BEB0UT 81 RnShvie, Ind
JOSEPH X JOHNSON 1T COshocton, ohaA
JOHN R. GRAIN e. Jamestown. Ohio. T.
CHARLES J. W0EsER at TAmA, Iowa s
GEORGE d. BREED at Chiffon, Wis.
ALLEN CHADWICK at AfmOurdaie. Kan
TREASURY.
ALBERT A. BURLBlGH Of Maine. TO be Collector Of
Customs for tho District Of Aroostook, Ne.
JAMES ". wAKEF1FLD, OF Maine, 10 Be Collector Of
Customs for the District Of Bath, Ne
CHARLES O. EDWARDS. Of Minnesota To be Collector
Of Customs for tho nytrios of hiBnesotA
GEORGE ". MCBRIDE Of Michigan, 10 be CcllectDr
Of Customs for The District Of Michigan (Ths
Il ne 0rand Beyen pistriotl
to be Collector Of Customs for the District OF
Puget SOUND. In tho State Of Oregon and Territory
of Washington
While the list OF nominations sent 20 the Senate
to-day, including the belated list Of yesterday
was by no means long enough TO satisfy the
Omnlvorous luidnune or the impsttent Office
seeker, tho appointments especially for she more
important Offices named, win give general satig-
faction. Over the Commlssionership Of Pensiofss
there has been On earnest but in the main good
tempered contest and the result ought not TO
leave any heart-burning. Corporal Tanner has
tho confidence and respect Of the veterans and
their friends, who feel so deep personal interest
In the lust administration OF the Pension Bureau,
and his magnificent services to the Republican
party MS well as to the country have been ntly
recognized
Ex.conressman Willis, the new Assistant Sec
retarY OF Agriculture, Is widely known
and highly respected throughout the country by
men devoted either to the scientific
or more practical side Of agriculture.
He IL q man Of thorough education and
large attoinments, and as president of the Miohi-
pan College Of Agriculture during a series Of years
no has exhiBited. marked executive ability.
He was one Of the foremost and most influential
friends Of the bin TO establish agricultural expert
nent stations In the several States and Terri
tories. which became law two or three years
ago. =.
In the appointment Of General james NJ.
sbacl.eIford "A United States Judge for the Indian
Territory. President Harrison has remembered
and rewarded another veteran Of the Union who
viii bring to the administration of his duties
high abilities and ripe experience in his pro-
fession. General Shacltehord's army career was
one Of special merit and distinction from the time
be entered the Union service ns Colonel Of the
9Th Kentucky Cavalry until the end OF the War.
Secretary Window to-day appointed James H.
Windrim. OF philadelphia, Supervising Arcmtect
Of the Treasury. vice William A. Freret resigned
by request.