New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
IMPROVING THE POSTAL SERVICE
srnoae DIVISION APPOINTMENTS In THE RAIL
WY wan, SERVICE.

$1,000, ,s..ch OF lsueciaD.--The Postmaster
-, n anpiv,ne business mothods' 10 the admin
istrsiIoa Of the postal service with promptness anu
vtcor which promise early ard satlstao'oey resas'
One branch Of the service which became compiesoH
aemo,a,,ssd under the malgn control OF Don Manuel
-,es,nson ana his immediate predecessor was the
railway mai service. A now superintendent was op
yotnti last week 10 succeed spokesman Bancrcfe ana
TO-DAY number Of important changes were made upon
his Recommendation, The new men are an OK
perieeced having had many years OF service ana were
removed under tbs Cleveland Administration. Then
rsnststenent y made. according TO superintendent
fe IN the interest Of the good Of the service and the
,rouot,on Of the prompt and efficient distribution Of
mali matter on tho road The changes arc Is follows
w IL Bieelow, in charge OF first division 1t Boston,
Wee George Doane Or. Blgciov was removed IN
1880: r. O. Jackson removed In 1855, IN charge OF
second DIVISION Sow-Yerk City, vice W. y. Doolittie
81 ~. vckery removed In 1888, third division. WASH
~ vice Eugene Carrinston l. II. Terrell, removed
In 1885, fourth division, Atlanta, Ga, vice B. N.
Turnef; George W. Pepper, ninth division, Cleveland
Ohio vice r. D. Dodge. Mr. Pepper was the clerk In
charrs OF the Yew-York aud Chicago railway post
o6,ce ana was removed In 1877, but with this excop-
sion the men al return 10 the positions which they had
enthusiastically hlled for many years before their 10
movai.
NOMINATIONS CoNFIRaRD BY THE SENATE
Washington March %. Tho Senate IN executive
session this afternoon confirmed tho following nouina-
lions:
zeehsr,ss r. warons .oes United States Attorney 10,
he fedisu Tsrritotyi Thomas b Needles to be United
fates Marshal Tor the Indian Territory James Mshace
sord % BE- Judge Of the United States Court Of the indian
Tefritory James be Commissioner Of Pensions
JesniaA Sullivan 70 be ooliector Of Customs for Mon
ssaa and Washington; David NJ Lines TO be speeis en-
ksianss d drugs etc, q Neworieansi james W Wake
rei4 70 be Caestor Of Customs at Bath, Me- &eigmar
BseA % - special fiscal agents Of ne Nay Department
st London George w. MeBFds 70 be Collector Of Gus
toms for Michigan Charles >. Edwards TO be Collector
Of cussosas for Minnssota Charles ~ Bradshaw 70 b
colsssof Of Customs at Puget Sound. W. T., and III
Z relieving postmas.ess:
John u Crane. Jarosssssn. Ohio; Charles L Merriam
Sheibprns Falls Mass Joseph x. Johnston, Coshocten
0kse; fumes ". Clark Newcastle Psnn. MAJ 3, ITig
~. Aines1ylle Penn May shesy, watsentoWns Peaa
WilIism d. waiter ssroudsbusg, Penn George L
Beorum .euseik Va; John @. wtteheF, R1ekdae, Tax
goosss o. Breed Chiffon VIA. John ~ Hibbard. Slough
tsn VIA Theodore Bun, Lancaster. Wiz; Winslcw W
Asssr piynontk Mass; James D. Neyilie dissemination
IN; vi. IL cuilmore, ceatraais. MI Allen Chadwick
AxrsoardAie, Kan.i James Il. King. TcpekA Khnj Ed
wss6 ~ 5ones Holton, Kant Charles j. wenser Taina
zsws; Joha y Mole, Adsnas Mass
An OKLAHOMA PROCLAMATION ExPzCTED,
Washington, March 20-Tne Oklahoma quesaS
Was considered finally nj the Cabinet meeting tcda
!; . ssgs K t ssa, re sd nsssd'nt prslsna0
rounrH.cIAss pogysiAsrERs APPOINTED.
washington, March e6s--The Postmaster General la
sppoiated the folcvtag foafthcl1ss postraaatsrs:
3. p. Smith Elssyille, n. y.i Edmond Reckefailsl
asssn.nssws n. r.. chsrlas Tracy, 0hent n Y.s EioI
ana hIlls Gfssn RIVER N. Il Freeland Ruy@ Hl;sdals
s A. YsU A. Bsrstow, HocpeF's Valley. n. X; Jaoo
cook Klndorhook n. X; O. II. Southland. Mellenyills
81. 7. ;o A. yenes, Me0nwyills. n. x.5J NJ. seymonI
Z \ TfI. a Bnrtnn, shefeld Mas n u. Esnnar
s.,eeessfija n r. IaanS Clark, Aorze Plains, ~. y.