Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
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Appointments to Oiflces Under tile New
Administration.

listers pleniputentiarv OF the hited States'
James u. Porter of Tennessee, to Chilli
James A Mckenzie of kentuck. TO Peru.
Lewis Baker OF Minnesota, to Nicaragua,
| Costa Rica and Salvador.
| Pierce NJ. Il. Young Of Georgia, to Guate-
| maa and Honduras.
Edwin Dun of Ohio, NOV secretary Of
| legation at Japan, 10 Japan.
| To be consuls Of the United States
| L. NJ. Shaffcr Of West Virginia, TO STRAIT
| ford, Ont
7 Harrison K. Williams of Missouri, to
| Vera Cruz.
NJ r. Pendleton of Maine, to Pietou.
Theodore NJ. Stephen OF Illinois, TO
Annaberg.
William T. Townes of Virginia to Rio
4 de JaneirO.
| Claude Meker Of Ohio. to Bradford Eng,
Newton Il. Eustis of Louisiana to be
second secretary of legation of the United
States at Paris.
Also, the following John NJ. Reynolds
| of PENNSYLVANIA. to be assistant secretary
Of the interior, vice Cyrus Bussey, resigned.
Henry ]. Hathaway Of Maine, to be col
lector of customs for the district OF
Afoostook, Maine.
Walter Goddard Of Connecticut, to be
collector of customs for tie district OF
Fairfield, Conn.
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr., of Ohio to be
solicitor,general of the department OF jus
tice, vice Charles S. Alderch, resigned.
John |. Hall of Georgia, TO be assistant
attorney general, vice George III. Shields,
resigned.
WAsHSGToN, March 30,-Fourth AS
sistant Postmastergcnera Maxwell to-day
appointed lSS fOurth-clasS postmasters, and
OF this number 81 were to ill vacancies
caused by removal. ...5....
The largest number appointed from any
one State was 45in Indiana, which involved
1 removals.
In Kentucky there were appointments
and removals. III Vermont, ~ appoint
ments aud 10 removals. In West Virginia,
IA appointments aud II removals. In Wis
consin, 10 appointments and live removals.
WAsHfSGTON, March 3l.-Secretary Nor
ton has appointed five state agents in the
, Department of Agriculture, to take effect
, April lst. They arc:
Frank A. Dilalush of Illinois, vice D.
Fisher removed.
A. S. Mercer of Wyoming, vice i. A.
Stack, removed.
g. +. Freycr of Tennessee, vice 7. II.
Reeves removed.
7. I. Fair Of Wisconsin, vice II, G
Adams removed.
DIR. Nathan Pratt of Delaware, vice Daniel
Il. stuart, removed.
!. The salaries of State agents of the De
, partment of Agriculture range from 500
to 81 200 per annun. ,.
: WAsHISGToN, March BID. NJ. Hall oil
Maine has been appointed property clerk
in the Department of Agriculture.
WAsnlNGToN, March 3l.-Fourth Assist
: ant Postmaster-general Maxwell to-day ap
| pointed l36 fourth.ClasS postmasters, which
involve 50 removals. The largest numbe
of appointments was made i'll Indiana
! where there were So, involving eight re
/ moyals; iii Missouri there were l6 APP
4 pointments and seven removals; in Ten
\ |
S movals in Vermont, II appointments ant
10 removals. in Kentucky, nine appoint
ments and two removals.
WAsHINGToN, March 3l.--SeCrctary Car
Isle to-day appointed Nj. q. tiaincr. hi
: private secretary, chief of the mail divislo,
IS Of the Treasury Department at salary o
$4,000, vice Nichols, resigned,
WASHINGTON, April Fourth Assistan
i, Postmasterge general Maxwell to-day ap
: pointed lO7 fourth-class postmastcrs .
y this number IS were in Indiana. in Ken
e lucky 10 in Virginia, lin Maine, II il
II Illinois and in Georgia.
WASHINGTON, April 3.Fourth Ass;stan
i Postmaster-general Maxwell to-day ar
u pointed ll9 fourth-class postmasters
y Illinois heads the list with 10; Kentuck
d follows with l6; Missouri, IA; Maine, II
o Tennessee, Is; Eirginia.and Indiana, 7 eacl
J. WAsHtNeToN, April 3.--The Presiden
- to-day sent the following nominations Il
u the Senate:
II William Edmond Curtis of New York
to be assistant secretary of the treasury
II vice Genio NJ. Lambertson, resigned.
-a Charles S. Hamlin of Massachusetts, t
be assistant secretary of the treasury, vic
le John If. Gear resigned.
re James II. Eckels Of Illinois, to be conn
n troller of the currency.
James f. Melvin of the District o
"A Columbia. to be assistant treasurer of th
~ United States.
4. Stobe Farrow of South Carolina, to
le second auditor of the treasury.
st .fohn b, Brawley of Pennsylvania, to b
auditor of the treasury for the post-otiic
q department:
James j. Willie of Florida, to be deput
o. fifth auditor of the treasury,
mt Henry W. Egnor of New Jersey, to
collector of customs for the district {
II, Newark, \. j.
~ dudley o. Watson Of Michigan to /
III collector of customs for the district {
", Michigan
intendent OF charities for the District q
nc Columbia, vice A. G. Warner, resigned
s ra The list of nominations also included
=" number of postmasters.
!, John B. Brawlev, nominated to be siSt
% auditor of the treasury, is a well.know
- lawyer of Meadyille, Pa, and it is sal
= owes this appointment e the influence,
|
4 has never held office before.
WAsnINGroN, April 1.-THE Prcsidei
zoe to-day sent the following nominations
% the Senate:
ot James O. Breadhcad of Missouri, to
~ envoy extraordinary and minister rlcu
~ potentiary of the United States 10 SwitAe
- land.
n Bartlett Trip Of South Dakota TO
envoy extraordinary and minister plou
polentlary of the United states to Austrl
hungary.
ce Alexander Ehen of North Carolina,
ID. be envoy extraordinary ana minister pier
putcntary OF the United States to Greco
be ltoumania and Servia
- 10 be consuls Of the United State
d" James Il. Neal Of Ohio, at liverp0C
SEES james NJ. Dobbs of Georgia at Nalparis
m q, o. Eckford Of Mississippi, nj Kingso
Ter jamaica; David \. Burke Of New YORK,
i,o at ST. stephen, n b.; Henry +. Merritt
" Illinois, ut Barmen; Asa y. Dickinson
ate New York. at Nottingham Beniam
to lenthier of Massachusetts, at Sherhrook
Charles L. Ingersoll OF Pennsylvania,
"a be appraiser Of merchandise in the distri
NV of Philadelphia, Pa.
Paul Il. Farsou of North Carolina, to ;
,lll Indian inspector. ..,..
ute WASHINGTON, April l.--Fourth Asslsta
igs fostmaster,ge NaNWe wen to,'laE
90 This number "a were in Maine, "a III Obi
nine in Vermont eight in Virginia Gig
gu in Georgia, eight in Arkansas and seven
,n Alabama.
asst WASHINGTON, April 5.--The Preside
sent the following nominations to I
ill senate to-day:
he James s. Ewing Of Illinois, to be env'
re. extraordinary and minister plenipote
iar nft 10 tai ia al