The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
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A Brother and the Ex.Irivate Sccre-
tary of MIR. Harrison Named.
Tho PraSiIent has IN ada tho following no

A Brother and the ExIrivatc Sccre-
tary of MIR. Harrison Named.
The President has made tho following up
pointmcnts.
Thomas II. Boland, OF Virginia, to he
United States attorney for the Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia.
To be.United States Attorneys -SamualW.
Hawkins, of Tennessee, for the Western Dis.
trict OF Tennessee; John Ruhm, of Ternes.
see, for tho Middle District Of Tennessee, Do
Alva s. Alexander, of New York, for tho
Northern District of New York
TO be United States Marshals Joshu1 Is.
Hill, OF North Carolina, for tho Eastern Dis
tnint of Nnrt, Earnlina; 4 l.artar Hafrison.- :
of the United States for the West rn Dis
trict of Texas; VIM. III. III. Clayton, of Ar
kansas, to Toe attorney OF the Unite States
for the Western District of Arkansas.
VIM. Alvord Terrell. of Henderson, Texas,
and Gordon Graham Hein"r, OF Kittanning,
Pa, have been appointed by the President as
cadets to the Military Academy:
A. Bogardus, Of Rochester NY, has been
appointed superintendent OF mails, at
Rochester, vice NJ. L. Toomey, resigned.
j. l.. Woodbridge, Of Connecticut sup rim
tendent OF the division of supplies in the
Po,tofiice Department., has resigned. VIM:
j. Polack, of Kansas, has been appointed
| chief clerk to the Second Assistant Postmrs-
ter General, vice James r. Briscoe resi- med.
Henry Cammett, Of the geological survey,
! has been appointed bio4rapher OF tho con-
G.. b. Harrison, the new marshal for Ten
nessee district. served in tho Uuion army
| during the war and rose to the rank of ma jor.
He is a resident of Murfreesboro'. He is
brother of tho President.
Mr.. Thomas H. BOland who was appoint
ed United States attorney for the T. is.ern
District OF Virginia, is IA native Of that state
and a resident OF Norfolk. lie was prosecu-
ting attorney for that city for several years
| and is said to DO q lawyer OF Lbility. HIS
| OfuluendBi X-C.
tor Mahone Representative Bowden aud
| Brown. and others.
j. Is. Hill, OF Raleigh, who was appointed
marshal for tho Eastern District OF North
Carolina, held the same Office under previous
Republican administrations. There was
practically no opposition to his renppoint-
ment.
=. w. HAWKINS the newly appointed at
torney for the Western District OF Tennessee,
was the Republican candidate for governor
at the last election. He is IA resident OF Hunt
ington. and is said to be an excellent lawyer.
a. w Brown who huS been appointed
United States marshal for the same district,
lives Mt Brownsville, and has held the Office
of clerk of the court of Haywood county
since 1856. lio is young man OF hiSh
repute.
John ltuhm, who has been appointed dis
trict attorney for the Middle District OF Ten
nessee, is n native Of Germany. lie cam" tc
this country in 1861, joined the Union army
and served throughout the war most of thu
time on Gen. Thomas staff. AT the clos o
the war he settled in Nashville, and has livet
there ever since. Ho is said to he one OF The
best lawyers I'm the State.
/ ID. s. Alexander, who has been appointed
attorney for the Northern District OF New
York, is d native OF Maine, but has for
number Of years been n citizen OF Ohio ant
Indiana. From tho latter State he was ap
pointed fifth auditor of the treasury, bu
was removd from this position upon the ad
vent of tho Cleveland administrators. Ill
s then settled in Buifal, N. ", and engages
IN tho practice of law. Daring the recen
= campaign he assisted in attending to the COZ
:, I respondence of Mr.. Harrison, AMI was fire
uuently spoken of in connection with tn
:, Office Of private secretary to tho President