The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-21
.I,NYNEN PUTIN OFFICE.
BRADY GIVEN ONE OF THE
VIRGINIA COLLECTORSHIPS.

..,,.~ Anti-Mahoneite Given Post
4 -.as+arship-A Third Auditor and a
7.n,tv second Auditor of the Treas
s .,-- napa-trnent Rppointed-six Con-
ices Filled With Now Men-Three
T-+ornsl Revenue Collectors
n .sz1yerox, July 2O.-The President
ro.nts,, The following collectors Of Gus
ens to-day:
@Iyrr1.w GAsTON HENDERSON OF Missis
-; far the district of Pearl river, Missis-
Il WRIGHT CUNEY of Texas for the dis
Il ct # Galveston, Tex.
" uryRy " DEB CLAY of Virginia for the
4strict Of Newport News, Va
ue slso named for collectors of internal
I,ISTs q. BRADY of Virginia for the
xaJnd district Of virginia.
n \ NrC>ULL Of Virginia for the Sixth
4trict Of Virginia.
e. T0syPH ". BUBKE of Texas for the Third
zAs.-icG Of Texas.
Iu II. HURLEY of Indiana to be third
.oditor of the treasury.
"A H. FRANKLIN of Kansas to be deputy
ERt 1nd auditor Of the treasury.
"a AyEs J. DICKERsON of Texas to be
81 r,hal of the United States for the East
"a district Of Texas.
|fILT0N C. ELsTNER OF Louisiana to be
|4k orney Of the United States for the West
E~ district Of louisiana. To be consuls:
EE5vAyS BLAKE of Illinois ct Crefeld.
FL gNRYC. FISK Of Vermont at S.. James,
Hebec
B spER P. BRADLEY of West Virginia at
vi champion.
ErcEya 0. FEcHGT of Michigan at Pied
81 Nigras.
ARCHIBALD J. SAMPSON of Colorado at
III del S0r.e.
NioRACE T. PUGH Of Indiana at New
u tie, England.
% be postmasterS:
HoAAs R. CAMPBELL at Luray, Va,
fke j. S, Grayson, renewed.
&MTH BOILING at Petersburg, Va, vice
~ R. Paterson, removed.
ANIs IL. SKIES at Oxford, N. c., vice
n. Taylor, removed.
JACKsONviLLE'S POSTMASTER.
be President to-day, after considerable
#ay, signed the commission of ?. E.
81 Murray to be postmaster at Jackson
y, fla, This action on the part of the
@<N ldant puts an end to the vigorous
|7 ticsi contest over this office which has
| going on for several weeks.
he President has withdrawn the ap-
M ntmclt Of John It. Horr, recently an
|z4 4nte1 10 be collector of customs at Key
|@st, Fla
BRADY re MAHONE'S FOE.
II. BRADY is we'll known as the leader in
rgi 10y "a .. 1
~ that he was appointed as an anti
houe man. He was a colonel in the
III pm army, was afterward collector Of
81 rnal revenue for one Of the southern
res, and subsequently was elected to
ofty- ninth congress. He is a member
|'t PIE AatooI republican committee.
BRADY HARMONIzED.
x-RopIesentative Brady seems to be the
||}Ng ant-dahonlte who has been harmou-
|s oy Ten. Mahone's ''compromisa," ar
Sed oy Geu. Malone's firie d, Senator
E# y, with the republican naUional execu-
E committee. ne thrifty Brady's reason
EM revealed to-day in the an ouncelne1t
l@ appointment rs collector of internal
k ude. Mr. Brady, as a member Of the
Lal committee, hal 10 be harmonized
ne same Tune fen. M9hone's friends ara
d fJr; Boiling is made postmaster Of
Souig, and his ieutenant, McC ulI. is
collector of internal revenue.
nea"Vor Riddleberger, who is the
Shll-Aahone leader III town, now
Brady is 'harmonized," danounces
Maaone as 3 bYpocritical humbug
emphasis, and predicting Gen. Ma
over Thelming defaat at the polls,
EayS that Gen. Malone must run for
.erlor now or be branded "a Coward" !"
gent Harriaon's prominent part in the
10 arranged by Senator Quav, un ler
zen. Malone gets harmony and Mr.,
ge:s an Office, indicates his desire for
Gad Term, which crops out constantly
IA lis appointments.
H. 4Gqauley is at present clerk Of the
az Salon, and is one of Senator
ol6S most ardent sIlpnor+ers