New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-17
NEW PoSTMAsTERs CREATED!
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT AND THE
POSTMASTER GENERAL.

washington, April l6-The President has appointed
the following named pOstmaSters:
Josiah NJ Hewitt, woodstown, ~ j., vice v. D.
French, nominated 10 the senate January IL, lesO'
but not confirmed; Furman l. Richardson, Cape May,
n j., vice y. J. Melvin, resigned samuel \, hoNeI.
a. M%%'s TSsnc sd PoHn yss l.
Hastings, nominated 20 the senate January y. uS9y'
Penn. vice j. RitEman nominated to the senate. but
not confirmed; Miss Bridget 4. Mooney 81 Dunmoro,
Penn vice r. J. Duggsn, commission expired Lewolyn
II. Brown, at Hammondsport n. y, vice IL J. moore,
commission expired; Walter g. Gun, at RontoIt
Y AZ Vie oE qsaS N Vice. Rws poan, removed
Alexander Stone at Peoria, H., vice W. 7. D0wdall,
resigned James A sexton Chicago; Ill, vice ": Z.
tuck, Conn, vice George ID. Bssen removed Tor
cause
Tho Postmss General has appointed the follow
ingnAmed fOurth-cass pOstmasters:
A. q. GalbreGth, AiryiIc Penn; j. II. Moses,
Adah, Penn u X. IlnVllic Aicnison, Penn samuel
Z. Csrmlehael Boucher Penn, harvey rHf i bfady
H. Reed, Camden, Penn. h. q. Nalph, Cool spring,
Penn. Charles McCully, Dc Haven, tenn Thornton
VILE Penn. j. X. Campbell, Elm, Penn. q, T.
Doughmsn. Grampian HIS. Penn j. q. Mitchell
ConSwseii Hesterburg Penn; John Evans Homer
city Penn O. w. 1sett, James Creek, Penn John
JOSE penn William Arnor, lAnghllntown. ionn. {;
Mary E. Durnall, Mentlstown, Penn William Henry
J. .Vi smith Sew:MnPors Penn Mrs ": L Horn.
odeil POM, d. c. smith, 0iantS Penn; =. T.
Penn b. 8 Rnmberger, Petersburg, Penn. Nathaniel
Eelman, Red Lion, Penn' IDA y. MaPei hoseaai 10
Penn; PaIso9 ) Ritter, sham0n pauii rem p;G0 ~
st.v Sss Point PENN j. r. Hostetter, walnut. Penn
Charles x Detz BeFng N y @; MatisrsSn:
J. Ioyh'0 %ooG Central square n " GserEe L c4,o
ccnEsyiIs N c H. FTSnG Yogng W %iISa RSlis6n
f SSsns m h n 4 Harms; Fair Dale T. =
TS% Gui SUMMIT @. n " fra:y H M%nSs
vile n. Wv. a. Ogden Kings Ferry: N: Y; g.
W. Morgan. Lambs Corners: n. y; J. D. Davis North
9 III Z. Finn, "Rlysfsde \ q u stevens s9,hrG'
n. Y; d. G. wheeler South Putler n T.; Mrs; . II
gay Gs . Brain brsnafd. West stephentown. NY: r.
A. SIss0n. White Creek, N Yi +. B Stevens Whey
VILE n XII .,1 Aubrey Ty R9ea H W English %en 70
n. j.: C. r. Read, wlllamstown' n j.; G. H. Potter
James A. Sexton, the new postmaster at Chicago, IS
well-hnoHn business man Of THAI citHs In which he
has lived for twenty years more During the war
he served in the Union Army. Ho has beer com
mander Of the Illinois Department Of tho Grand Army
| OF tho Republic His business Is that OF an iron
founder and he "a q Of considerable means. He
Sw Ss p sSg n e ss of
mont was urged by Senator Farwel the Chicago mem
bsrS OF the House OF Representatives, and various old
THE SITE FOR THE DINGHAMToN BUILDING.
washington. April 10 Especial. Tho agent sent BY
the supervising hFchtcob OF lne IEehsuy W hFcSt'
gate and report the site for the new public building
| at Blnghamton completed his report to-day, and it
was sent to Secretary windop late this afternoon
TOO latc for consideration to-day II is expected that
the matter win DO speedily disposed of, as all tho
facts and arguments pro and con Of persons Interested
have been heard by tho Architect or the Secretary or
| both To-day q hearing was granted &c Congressman
DaIano and George II. Lyon, chairman Of tie County
Republican Committee Of Brcome County. Mr. Lyon
fayors the abandonment of the present site. About
600 900 has already been expended for the site, and
| for tho foundation and walls Of the building. II
Is estimated that the walls can DO taken down and re-
built on another site for 10000, and that tho new
foundation would cost lihe sum- Tho present sin,
| for which the Government paid sl5,ooo-half what
| The owners first demApdedcan DO sold probably for
$4,000 II is understood that tho agent commissioned
10 sxsmne TIA matter has reported, after careful.