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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
TO INVESTIGATE JrDGE BGOKSTAvERS ACTS

Milo NJ. Acker. Of steabcn. chairman OF The JndeAfy
conmittse q the STAT Assembly. together WITH most q
the ohrr committeeman. reached this city last evening"
for In, purose Of entering upon the Investigation judge
pook,ta,sr connection with the flsck divorce sas~
registering at The Fifth Avenue ho.cl. B.sdr- M Aeke'
',h. committee consists Of l. :. Johnson. Of Wyoming
,.orse T. COon Of Chautzuqus Rufus T. Peck Of 'or'-
and J. = Whippie Of CaitAraugus; Israel 7. D~yo. oil
u,,,ome. Nevada y. StranahAn q Oswrgo; George W.
,,r.ne u orange Alonro u. Coons. OF sehohare J. ~
Henderson, Of H.ikimer. and Calvin J. Huson Of fate.
The committee will ais morning at the Court House
and It Is understood will begin hc examination " VIII
ne.ses 1t oaee IA.
The Cormlt,ss % Cites az Ire senate. charged win
N. duty OK nvestrHinS the various department. OF e
etv government IL clpeeed TO To town today al,
though IL 10 not bceyyd that active work VIII begin uhti
uond.x The menb~fs u thls committee ere Senator
uerArtars chairman; Birhsa. BtewArt peane fsssett
Ahssyu a NeNsughtea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
TILE RnlK LELAND ARSENAL.

washington Feb. 27.-Secretary Proctor to-day trans
mtted to the House answer to resolution Of ths'
body calling for report on the present cohdI'ioh OF
the Government Works at Rock island and the views n
tho Secretary as to the proprcty. economy ana
desrabllty Of utilizing these works as gun factory
for the finishing and assembling OF heavy ordnance
Incorporated In the 20 the resolution are re
ports by Colonel whttemore, commanding the arsenal
who favorable 10 the project; and General behe''
who was Of the opinion that the distance OF hock
Island from the present sources OF supply OK tho
forgings and from proving ground at Viuoh the guns
can be proved before issue from the seacodst where
The guns must be mounted. rendered undesirable as
sta for gun factory. Secretary Proctor says In his
letter OF transmittal: without approving or dis
approving Of the plans submitted. In my view. inc
arsenal at watervet should be first competed. ac-
cordpg to tho original plan. and an Appropriation
made for mounting the guns already authorized by law
There will I've needed for mounting these guns, nits
appearing guns. and II Is quite probable mat
Il will lie desirable TO manufacture some ol them
at Rock Island and Wstertown arsenal. and ~ MAY
lie that provision will he made for heavy guns. 50
that Of these can he assembled at ROCK lslahn
think IL the part Of wisdom ard prudence To conlpir"
The work in hand and defer beginning the manufa'~ ~
al Rock Island until can Judge better what VIII
DC required
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Az ,vpoRraSr CUSTOMS CHANGE.

w.shingtoa Feb. 27.-AsS slant secretary Tlchenor
has written 10 the Collector Il Customs al New YORK
IN regard TO the practice, at that port Of allowing I'M
mediate transportation entries e. 50 forward consigned
,e ORDER At the interior port. II the b OF iaoihR Is
made to order" the reason Tor "'ch pr@',''' '".
,-,,..,o, says il that It has always been believed
ar, under the Immediate TrsnSl orta,lon Act the
Io,rn,ion Of the shipper. made manifest should govern
nr. richenor says that. while the department oe-
,-ion az January q, IssO. antedstcs the Immaculate
TRANSFORMATION Act Of June TO- $50. the Depar,hcn.
:, IN. on,nion ths, the rule therein set forth SHOULD
- VI an,,s6 10 immediate transportation goods a. Wen
as 10 goods Forwarded under warehouse and ssd =,
sss.s sn,ry and that goods should be perntoo W
-" tcrwnT 20 Interior ports In e;hcr case nhess a
ened 10 Q particular person or persons or urn nn ~
- The trans pOrtation entry, so ulA SUN rsa
~, a., can make entry at the port Of deshhauon.
nr la becn Instructed 10 change the prs1ucc
accordingly
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FOR A BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Paddock to dav intro
duced bill for the establishment Of a Bureau Of
Animal Industry, to prevent the expectation Of
diseased cattle and to provide for the suppressiors
and extirpation Of pleuro-pneumonta and other con
tagious diseases among domestic animals. This bill
is intended substitute for various measures on
the topic that have been before the Senate.
The chief OF the proposed bureau is to be veterinary
surgeon whose duty II shall be to inquire INTO tho
Of all communicable diseases among live stock
No railroad company steamship line shall Ne
ceivc for transportation, shall any person drive
In a private conveyance, any infected cattle. Pen
altes are provided for the violation Of these pro
visions.
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STRIPPING NEWS
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures YER ~. ~
ARRIl ED.

is steamer Enterprise Met ALA. Madeira
Londonderry II. with mdse aac passengers TO Austin BALDWIN
Steamer Caslus Uerl MX. hamonrc Feb :. with sugar
Win sugar order vessel to Punch Edye Arrived
steamer karlsruhe GER ke.sler Brcnerhaven Feb !s
n,i.e TO oeFrhs Co. Arrived 81 the
steamer randre Bels Main. An,x.rp Feb D In bal
With sugar passengers to c'oaos Co Arnvsdss
st amer Excelsior. Higgns Neworeans days. with ndss
'V Steamer Dlmosa Edridx. Boston. with udso to Hv
AIs.: s%' S,I DsSFs p. day. with h'' ''oa'
k Ts:: 70 1 ps,.as s 3. s,;
to order: vessel o
SUNSET Mint a. sandy Hook moderate E. raining ~
Arrives, yesterday
R,s.snS JsnS.y Me w New: and we'' P.a
Va vita md'e ~a passengers! =" ga p0m'u0n - Co
steamer Assyran (Br,. Bentley London Bro&
sirA@et s.rr no 'sr Coleman Lndpn anderson sac
steamer lip,or tBr. Hoisson. Avopmouth- simpson.
srauer ihro.. spencer. An.~srp-ps,sr wnSh. = soma
steamer Cientucgos. Cotton. Cicniuesos, &c-Jas wsr1
steamer onnOco tBr) Garvin. Bermuda-A ou,eror,dss
steamer Alsiera Masou. Galveston John Van sckla
seaIn-r s-ninor PiatL Charleston AID JACK viewD
steamer Tsi.hAs.e~ Fisher. savsnnsh-R L Walker.
Old Domlniou ~ 10
ssAner Rieanopd JsnEey. west Point Vs-oh Dsa,aiss
ssCo ~ ,,,- ,, -
steamer ten Whitney. Bearse BostoB-H Dimoek
siram.r Gancu. Coleman. BOSTON II Dimoea.
ship MaUei a,or tBrl hrrsec PsaiAnc Tor ordcra
SAILED.
stenmsrs Taorn HAMBURG; wnkommen, Haroufns
Alene. Puf Ptlnee HAIL
goa Cirnfusgos Orporo BERMUDA GuyAndoits Sorfolk,
Bng Victoria, tor barbados.
Ala sailsi--vis Long fsAld sound --
stesmer Giucus for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERA
yODElGN FORTS
oRAvEsESi Feb f-P.sssd Denmark (Brs HigsH
f,,m London hence for New.York.
QUlrNsroVS Feb .i-sailed steamers cay OF CnisAle
,Bs K.dtet and Celtic brj. PArse frm Lvsrpoe. 1900
for Nev.York
SOUTHAMPTON. FEB u Arrived steamer Allss l0a9h
chrstouers fsvm Ncw.York her way 10 Breasa.
GiAsooW. heb 2S-Arrived. steamer AsEias tpr. AarH
NIwcAs1LE Feb 7sArrivsd. sssansr ss,srns Cbs, nng
era from NsV York f. ~
~Tnsss - ~ ssss1 sssaa.sr xssv.s zen w.ssaa
nen Uansbaxs henss - Asv.Ses 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
CONVENTION OF THE AGASSTz ASSOCIATION.

special meeting Of the New-fork city Assembly
~ the Agas,z Association was held at the Friends
seminary in Rutherford Place. last night general
,onvcn,on OF the Agas>Z Association will be held To-
dav and to morrow under the auspices Of the New
ynrk and New Jersey assemblies. and delegates arr
o. ,ected from a dozen states The meeting today
viii be held at No. University Place from I'D 70
= d. m Harlan IL. Ballard. president OF The AssociA
tion Will addrss the convention At p. IN. Papcrs
viu lac rad by Professor Walter l.. Hcrvcy, ITO
fessor l. p woodruff aud Jerome Allen. Tomorrow
Tho convention Will assemble at columbia college u
st.nd lectures by Professor j. =. Ncvb'rTy and ITO
f,Ssor n l.. Britton and To visit the eoiie-e museum
and library.
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c,yxoIrDArIyG JELLICO MINING CONPAyTES

Louisville, Feb. - (speciaD.-Kentucky and
Tennessee mines At Jclco with an aggregate capiiaI
NJ 81 so 900 have been consolidated The mines
cp,pIoy over ! $40 men. Colonel NJ Z. Thornton.
Of this city, president Of the main Jfilco Mountain
cool c,mnatN WAS elected president and Russell {.
clam sec rotary. Tie consolidated companies Ylll
hereafter be known the southern Jellico Coal sbn-
many and the headquarters of the company VIII be In
Ieiico on the Kentucky side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
com WORK DONE BIZ THE GERKAy SOCIETY.

Tho German Society Of the City OF New'fork held
rs.,,,s nj the Liederkranz Cubhous last night The
,.,art Of the Board OF Directors for 1919 received
The following Is 4 synopsis, There Was paid In cash
slo $50 80 10 $3.50 poor after due nNessaton
o, the appcsnts worhine. there spent for medical
services medicines and stmuants e. 1871 o. and TO
the German Legal Aid socity pad 81 oCS 90 70 aid
poor Germsns In prosecuting and collecting tust esims
and dues The following named elected "
the Board Of Diresters: Hubert Gins. Gustav Heye
Fssasrssk n. Hsas Cad Rose and Arase4 J. D. Asdss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
THE PATENT OFFICE CRAMPED FOR ROOM.

Washington. Feb. 27-The Commissioner Of Patents
Mr.. Mitchell, appeared before the House Committee
on Patents this morning. and mode All earnest plea
for better accommodations for the Patent once lie
also spoke Of the necessity OF increasing the salaries
Of the examiners, TO secure the retention OF compe
tent in the service. and for the erection OF q
laboratory in which test practically various cleo
trtcal devices The committee f. unanimously dis
posed 10 relieve the needs Of the Office.
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IMPORTING PEARLS rHROCGH TIE VAIL

r. w. Cameron Co. the "rH'Aho"h n'er'Aa"' VI
No % South Wlam-st. received Noru rrceh' ii'"' '
.g.,, I'm Australia, that had sent them l"cAaYe I"
,earl, by mail worth s. oc0 \ representative "' INC
arm Informed tn. ofncas a. the Custom HOUSE 4" u'
mistake by their representa,i'e and !e''u" u'e ~ nS
,,oA .na u.,. seized beau,v they had been Illegally
,oa ,h,o,,,h Tho mail. The agent Wa In Ignorance
o The, law fobidns Of the mall for such pack
90 Ne had written something the package eontain'
ing the p.arls ntimstias what VA In H. The 'amerop'
OF course, will receive their impoHA''"n' H@f "A'hs
psid o sum equal 10 the duty.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE INQUIRY.
COMMISSIONERS LYMAN AND ROOSEVELT RE-
PLYING TO TIE SECOND CHARGE.

COMMISSIONERS LYMAN AND ROOSEVELT RE-
PLYING TO THE SECOND CHARGE.
washington, Feb. 27.-Comnissioner Lyman was
recalled as the first witness In the Civil Service In
vestigation to-day, and again questioned CONCERN
Ing the promotion Of Bailey to the place Of stenog-
rapher when, 1t Is alleged. there other persons
In the ONCE moro competent than he, and in defiance
Of rules requiring an examination for promotion.
Mr.. Lyman insisted, in reply. that the Commission
mad made such examination Of Bailey, and that his
promotion was In conformity with law. and for tho
best interests Of the service. Witness said that q
daily, weekly and monthly observation Of the work
Of an empioye was In itself examination Rnd test
Of fitness. On cross examination by q member Of
the committee. Mr.. Lyman said that Bailey had sub
seQuenty to his promotion, passed satisfactory
written examination. II was after the question
Carnc up as to his fitness for the place.
Wilson S. sturgis. formerly a stenorsphcr In the
Civil Service Commission. testified that he did not
know Of Bailey doing any stenosnphio work for a
year previous 10 his promotion. In response 70 o
question by Commissioner Roosevelt. witness acknowl-
edged that he had some personal feeling against the
chief examiner Of the Commission, who had reported
certain errors in witnesses work sturgis's work
not being satisfactory to the Commission. he was told
he would have 70 seek other employ ment; but sub
sequently. through the assistance OF Commissioners
Roosevelt he transferred TO the War Department.
tNWln ~. baiiey was then sworn. nc siia nc hao
been required to do stenographic work In the once.
He considered himself competent stenographcr.
COMMISSIONER Roosevelt took the stHld. and re1ted
the facts concerning the case OF sturgi who had pre-
viously been the stand. sturgs had been told
he would have to go, but wishing to do what he could
for him and through the representation Of others in
his behalf. Mr.. Roosevelt had gone TO the War De-
parment and explained that Sturgs's work WAS not
satisfactory to the Commission, but that he did not
think that these reasons need necessarily interfere
with Sturgis's being useful clerk In the War De
partment. Sturgis subsequently, Transferred.
Mr.. Roosevelt also said that although Bacys promo
ton stenOgrapher was made when witness was out
Of the CITY, he had afterward approved of 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

Washington. Feb 81 SpecIan-If wa'hir ston has
missed capturing the Worlds Fair for l-02. she can
At least find some consolation in the hope OF ceeorat
ing the anniversary OF Columbus's landing by the nm
yelling OF a monument 81 the great discoverer The
Norru hill provding for the erection Of a statue TO
columbus on the site OF the present Pcace or Naval
Monument passed thu Senate today without op
position and II the House : equally generous wash
Ington Will be able to do something In the way oil
IGNORING Coiumbps's memory. The proposes sa,ne
vii he ~ bronze! and win cost $4,000. IL cannon
ciI 4, replace ,reditably the Peace Monument winch
now mars The approach from PENNSYLVANIA ave; !"
a.. can't terraces. The Peace Monument Viii De
r"noyed 10 a public reservation. out beyond dupont
Ctrce nj the Intersection Of it., Tvenuethst. ana
tonnecticut-ave.
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CHARGES AFFECTING THE CIRCUIT COURTS.

Washington. Feb. 21.-The House committee VI, '''o
Judiciary has become convinced that irregular pracuces
nrcv.u IN considerable extent In the Circuit Courts
Of the country. particularly in the southern courts
Attorney General Miller addressed the committee on
the subject and. result. Mr. Oates OF Aianah.
uas thls morning instructed by the committee W
,,o,, n the House a resolution providing for an IN
q, ri ,aton of the charges. Mr.. Oates says tnA u
may be necessary 10 lend subcommittee 10 hapai'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

STATE and settled for all time and Judge McHattons de-
cison which subordinate court dos not reverse
nor touch IT, Both decisions could stand In entire mar
mony. feel CERTAIN however that Mciattons decision
must be reversed. have the evidence given In the
It shows that his findings against the law
and against the fact also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
TIE NEW HEAD or TIE STATE C. 4. z
COLONEL FLOYD CLARxsoN's CAREER AS
SOLDIER AND BUSINESS MAN.

SOLDIER AND BUSINESS NAN.
Floyd clarkson, who elected Department
Commander ut the twenty third annual encampmeht
OF the Grand ARMY Of tho Republic. Department OF
New. York held at Syracuse Tuesday and Wednes-
day. was born In this city In 1881. His sreatgrahd'
father. william Floyd. secretary Of the Colony
OF New York and OF the sgners Of the Declaration
of Independence. Colonel Carkson went out with
the New York 7th Regiment as private In Company
F. In April 1861, and was mustered as MAJOR OF the
9Th Ncw.York Cavalry on November IL, lool. lie
WAS appointed assistant inspector general on the stan
of Brigadier General Edward Holland In June loo4
anL did staff duty until February. 1869
Colonel Clarsaon resigned from the Army on April
40 1853 lie ans breveted lieutenant colonel on
April 81 1866, for faithful and mertorlOus SER
wees lie at once entered the hour commission
business In Nev.York. In 1873 he opened real
estate ONCE at No. 80 Broadway, where he stii oar
rles on the business. having In 1884 associated WIN
him his eldest SOL. John V. b. GARRISON under Inc
nrra name OF Floyd ClarksOn Co. Three years
ago. when the Riverside Bank was organized, Coiohei
Ciark.on was elected It's president. In the Grsnd
Army Colonel Clarks0n charter memoe' Oh
Lafayette Post, No. l4O, Department oil Ne" AorA,
and WAS It's first junior vceFonmshder' III -
he was elected commander and 70 elected the ioo"s
year. At tho twenty third annual encampincht WI
the department, held In Binghampton conn., III fco
rary 1885, he was nominated Department COM
mander but was defeated IN the election by Harrison
Clark by q small majority. 80. ,.-,,
Colonel Clark~Dn Is also nemoer u, VIZ -, ,na
Association of the eth Regiment, of the society ol o
Army Of the Potomac and Of the society OF tle m
land and president OF the society OF war h
The 1th Regiment He Is also life menlh"r oi w w.
Historical St Nicholas and several otper ,ocete' '
has besn active and earnest kepuphoah u" ''
OF years. , .,., IN. nrosnects
Of the Grand Army were particularly orsnt nIu ,he
pr,s ,ed strong hopes that the two pension ni 80.
Service Pension bill and Disability bill-"uun ">
~.iy he psssrd He with most other 6Tand arm,
men would work hard for the former BILL ~ ne
believed thoroughly In It's justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
ar LEE 10 START To MORROW FOR BRAZIL.

Washington. Feb. 21.-J. Fenner Lee the newly
appointed secretary Of Legation at Rio de Janero. Will
Mi SATURDAY for his new post. by steamer from New
,o,, News Va lie lad no, intended leaving this
.o,n,ry before the expiration ~ his thirty DAYS In
,,,cti,,n period hut the departure Of the Minister
,rotn Eo Tor home renders necessary MI. Ice pres
.n.e there A. Charge d'Analte>.
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not more than eighteen feet draft. with twinscrews
and . ses speed Of not lees than seventeen knots.
These vessels shah b srcd with four gum Of not los
bsrbete together with rapid nrns guns and q least
one lo-tnoh dynamite gun The vessels snsal nave
sels snd armament shAn not exceed e2,S00.000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
TIE PROPOSED RAILROAD TO SOUTH AMERICA

Washington, Feb 27.-In the House to-day, Mr..
Buckaew OF Pennsylvania. introduced a joint reso'
luton authorizing the President TO cause recon
nolssanoe to be made for line OF railroad cH'ehdhs
south through the Central American states. Coiomb'
Ecuador Peru and Bolivia 10 the tty OF sueic ana 10
detail officers in the public service to prosecute inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
ACTS APPROVED ny TIE PkEsIDEN-

Washington, Feb. 27.-The President has approve
the Act To provide for the terms OF the United state
courts I'm south Dakota and the Act authorizing u
President to confer brevet rank officers OF In
Army for gallant services in the Indian campaigns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
.xvxnsxyr no THE HALE NAVAL BILL.

,,.-s,..,on. Feb 27.-nn amendment proposed by
Mepherson day 70 the Hale BILL to Increase
he Naval establishment, provides that. instead OF
-, ,r,,snse nne-of battle ships being built there
.ss,i be oonstrsetcz eight Low freeooard coast anu
49, As<suce vessels Of tho monitor vpe' AASAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

xrw.,tAMpslIIRE DELEGATES TO NASHVILLE
Concord y. H., Feb. 21.-The executive 'oi""'''
OF the Lincoln League OF New'HanipNhc' ""' 'P
a. >.,u, ,oyerror Coodell ex Govsr J.. G..
Cheney senators Flair and Chandler tongre.snrn,
Nu,e and Moore General Henry VI. Baker ana "e"e'''
Toa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

To REPORT MR. wARMOTH'6 NAME FAVoRABLf.
Washington. Feb 27.-By what is understood tn be
a practically unanimous vote, the senate Commiucc
on Commerce b. day ordered favorable report on tho
nomination Of ex Governor warmoth to be Collector
n. Customs at NcwOrleans. u understood tha' tno
nhmn.tion will receive considerable Democratic sup
"a Wien Il comes before the senate for continuation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
KARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sun rises u Sets Sac Moop sets 3tsAn Moons sgs .
HON wArgk
4 X-sanly Hook 247 Gov. IslAad SIS Hsn 0ssA SO
P.N-sAaly HEX . 80 Gov. Islsad Sa9 Hell esss e13
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FOR RETIREMENT OF CERTAIN NAVY OFFICERS.
Washington. Feb 81 na,oTfchandler introduced
bill 10 day 10 authorize the voluntary retirement
Of Naval officers over forty eight years OF agc WHO
have served at least twenty Ave years and belong
Ia "A grade whose numbers were reduced by the ACT
of August s. 1882 limiting the personnel OF the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

WASHINGTON. Feb. O.. Judge Henry n Can"e'i'
who succeeds Associate Justice Brewer a. circuit
Judge Of the Eighth Circuit. Is a native Of Virginia.
but has lived in Arkansas for the last twenty 'hVe
wear. lie served during the war colonel OF an
Iowa regiment. and At the close appointed by
csideut Lincoln District Judge Of the Western Dis
tr. ~ Arkansas. which office he has held up ~ the
lrr.ent lie 4 all ultimate friend 81 secretary
Noble with whom he served during the war and II II
,c ,.,nsi ,i,t the latter Interested himself person
,i;y in Judge Caldwell's appointment.
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OUTGOING STEANERS

city OF Para Pacific Mail. Aspin wail...lo a. ~ -
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NOMINATED By THE PRESIDENT.
SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE BREWER on THE
CIRCUIT BENCu-NEw PosTMAsTERs.

CIRCUIT BENCH-NEw PosTMAsTERS.
wsshinyton Feb. 27.-The President today sent to
The senate the following nominations:
Henry G. Caldwell. Of Arksnsa- Ia be United states
vircuit Jddsc Tor Eighth Circuit. vice David j.
brewer. IcsI sned. . 49,, nj,
supervisor Of Census-Peyton {. smthson. llld DIS
tract. Tennessee.
First Lieutenant Thomas ;. smythe. OF Nc" iorh'
t. be captain IN the Revenue service
Pu,ina>ier> Msue-John ~. Fellows. Richmond
Wllafd H. Pike Calais. Na>>achu>ctts-John r. saw
ser Mcihuen Alvin W Gilbert. North Itrookhcih :
Aaron &. Young. PruyinccjOwh. New lork-' mares
a. Jones, Tumpkin>vil George Nc' abe Colo Sprlng
Ncw jersey lanes ". Allen. Bordcntown. fehh>Vi j.
vania-Join r. Fletcher. Troy: Cyrus n campbell
ITt,Ston: William r. Mohr. Muncy. Maryland-"corse
T. Slarrer. Wc.tninster. West virginia iio"eIl -
U.-rr. Parkcr>Lurs. GcOrga-Jacob NJ AiNanncr'
Dawson Florida Ingram Fletcher. orlando MlNNls-
,ippi James g.. Mcbride. canton Louielaiif-
T. tecI" Lcg4rv Donaid-onvillc TcAas-iichN Mas
ner Grccnvi,lc TenneSSec-Wam NJ JOS JafK,
SON Olo-Charlc = Warren. Cardngton: william
NJ Williams West Liberty; Ersklne carson. Hiii ,,
borough. Missouri-Elias :. Hcdfor. HJht.Vic ~
lam u. CImmin~. Clarksvile; Harry = Dem1.h'
>edalis: Joseph StampE. jefferson NY. Nc N
E'cisrd =. R'dman. carson city MicmSan hs.
u. r,hcr. Republic Karsa>->olomon H. N1'"',
htch,ou. Preston = Albeit. Grcensburg IOWA N
bert W. >walm OskslCosa. lllinoi>-Na'hah Werh
Farmer CITY. Neb-asia-Alhert W. MOCK; Neisoh
Calfornia-Ira c. iIaght. R"dlandN WaAhlns1"I.
Edward H. circuit PalOu>c: simon L. Cramer' 'hehes
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Washington Feb 27.-The following Offers OF bond
were received at the Treasury to-day and were ~
cepted: -. Is,orod az o,oo
Sl5 900, $4,000. at lOi IS.