New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21


CoNsULATEs AND PosToFF1cEs
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnIBUSE.I
Washington, July 2O.-The following appoint
ments were announced to-day before the PresldehO
started for Deer Park
NJ. NJ Hurley, of Indiana to be Third Auditor
Of the Treasury.
]. H. Franklin of Kansas, to be Deputy second
Auditor of the Treasury.
John Fehrenbatch. Of Ohio, TO be Supervising III
spector of Steam Vessels for the With District GIN
cnnatD
Charles NJ Leavy, Of California, TO be Appraiser
of Merchandise in the District Of san Francisco
Cal
To be Collectors of Customs-Franklin b. Goss' oil
Massachusetts, for the District Of Barnstabe Mass ;
william CASTOR Henderson, of Mississippi Tor inc
District of Pearl River, Miss; n. Wright Quincy Oh
Texas, for the District of Galveston, Texas; Henry
De B. Clay. Of Virginia, for the District oil No"poi
News. Va.
To be Collectors of Internal Rcvenue-James H.
Brady of Virginia for the lid District of Virginia ,
p H. McCaull of Virginia, for the Win Ds'rlct vi
Virginia; Joseph W. Burke, of Texas, for the lllu
District of Texas.
James j. DickeIson, of Texas, to be MarShai Vi
the United States for the Eastern District OF leAa7,
Milton c. Esther of Louisiana, to be Atorhe! VI
the United States for the Western District Oh Louisa
To he Consuls of the United States-Evans Blake OF
Illinois, at Crefeld Henry C. Fisk, of Nermons, al
st. Johns, Quebec; Jasper p Bradley, oil west VII
ginia at southampton Eugene o. fechet, OF Miohsa
at Pedras Negras Archibald j. Sampson, OF Colorado
| at Paso del Nortc; Horace H. fuSh, ol i""''
| Newcastle Dngland.
tn no postmasters-Chares f. Whittcmoro, az
lyndon KAN office become Presidential; joseph
| G. McPheeters, at bloomington. Ind. vice Henry D.
Festus resigned :; Thomas r. Campbell at Luray, Va
vice J. S. Gray son, removed Sth Boiling, at fetl9
| burg Va vice John r. Patterson, removed H. +.
Bliss at Jonesve, Wis, vice c. l. Clark, removed
| Oscar f. Temple. at Mansion, Wis. vice I. T.
NaugbtIn deceased; Thomas Carlin, at Pierce Clt!'
Mo vice F. Z. Iinzee deceased; James NJ Skies, a'
| Oxford y. c., vice j. A. Taylor removed "iiiah
| II. Sloan at Jackson, Ohio. vice Henry Holber'' m-
signed: Mrs Louisa Keck, at Greenville Penn, vice
| H. X Reiss resigned Owen A. Luckenbach' at be'h-
| lehem Penn, vice G. F. Herman, removed.
NJ NJ Hurley who succeeds Colonel Williams as
| Third Auditor of the Treasury Department. was
for some eight years postmaster at New-Albany'
| Ind. in which office he earned a high reputation
| for ability and efficiency He was for some years
member of the Republican State Central Com
mittee of Indiana, and is an active Republican as
well as an energetic and successful business man.
whose appointment will give general satisfaction
The Virginia appointments made to-day en-
phasize the desire of the Administration to restore
| harmony IN tne ranks ol ule icpu"Ho' p
in that State For several years James d. Brady
has been active in his opposition TO General Ma
| hone He formerly held the office OF Internal
| Revenue Collector, to which he has been again
appointed On the other hand General Stith
| Boiling appointed to the postmastership at Peters
| burQ is most devoted partisan OF
| General Malone. General Boiling was
formerly postmaster, and administered ,i the
duties of the office, with, married. ability
restored to the office of Collector of Customs at
Newport News, is prominent member of the
| Grand Army of the Republic and is also stanch
friend of General Malone So also is p. II. Mo
Caull, who was appointed revenue collector foI
the With Virginia District. lie is a brother OF
Colonel John A. McCaull, and is one of the most
active and influential Republicans in Virginia and
enjoys a high reputation for ability and integrity