Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27
MORE NoM1SarroSs.
Several Important Positions Fiiied by the
President Today.

Several Important Positions Fmed by the
President Today.
FOR ANXIOUS AUTHORIZATIONS BUREAU Ap-
CIPAL NEW APPorNrEEs
The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
JUSTICE
Felix A. Reeve Of Tennessee to be solicitor of
the treasury.
States district judge Of the eastern district Of
Wisconsin.
Albert B. Fall Of New Mexico, to be associate
New Mexico.
J. Dennis Of California, for the southern dis :
trict Of California.
Jos. S. James of Georgia, for the northern
district Of Georgia.
VIM. T. Gary o; Georgia, for the southern dis
trict Of Georgia.
10 be marshals Of the United States-Frank
Levsrett of Georgia, for the southern district
Of Georgia.
James Blackburn Of Kentucky, for the dis
| trict Of Kentucky.
Thomas J. Allison Of North Carolina, for the
western district Of North Carolina.
INTERIOR.
Samuel T. Fisher Of Massachusetts,, to be as
sistant commissioner Of patents.
Robert E. Wilson Of Mississippi to be regis
| ter Of the land Office at Jackson, Miss.
Francisco Estudillo of California. to be agent
for the Indians of the Mission Tale River ICON
solidated) agency, in California
STATE.
Samuel E. Morss of Indiana, 10 be consul
general of the United States at Paris.
c. ". CHANCELLOR Of Maryland, to be consul
at Havre.
Allan B. Morse Of Michigan, to be consul at
Glasgow.
George F. Parker Of New York, to be consul
at Birmingham.
TREASURY
seatton Norman Of Indiana, to be assistant
surgeon in the marine hospital service.
PosrMAsrERs.
Arkansas-William P Powell, Hope; Craw-
ford B. Andrews, Prescott.
California--Mrs. Amelia II. Bates, Sonomo.
Connecticut-John H. Swar.wout, Stamford.
Georgia-James E. Brown, Newman; William
NJ. Dunbar. Augusta.
Indiana-Henry G. Glen, Lebanon; Samuel
Harris, Franklin.
Iowa-Rollin n. Clark, Keokuk.
Kentucky-Henry Heimiller, Versailles.
Louisiana-Fnncis NJ. Mumford, Bayou
Sara.
Missouri-Oliver Wells, Msrshfeld.
New York-Walter P. Horne, Suspension
Bridge.
North Carolina-John P. Ker, Asheville.
Ohio-Thomas II. Craig, Athens; Lewis
Green, Logan.
Oregon-James F. johnson. Pendleton.
Te1as-W. B. Woody, Rockdale.
Virgiuia-Henry I. Tuggls, Martinsville;
Charles D. Denit, Salem.
Wisconsin,. E. Horsman, Rice Lake; Thos.
F. Scion, West Superior.
Medical Inspector John q. Clark, to be rnedi-
| cal director.
Surgeon James N. Flint. to be medical in
spector.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon Nelson H. Drake.
| to be surgeon.
Ensign Joseph H. Rohrbacker. to be lieu
tenant, Junior grade.
THE NEW SOLICITOR.
Felix A. Reeve Of Tennessee, nominated to be
| solicitor Of the treasury, has for several years
filed the position Of assistant solicitor and in
every way qualified to assume the duties of the
| higher Office. with which he is thoroughly
| familiar. MIR. Reeve was q Union man. and
when the war broke out entered the service from
Knoxville, Tenn, and served with distinction.
After the war he settled in Knoxville and went
into the practice Of the law, where he built up
| large business. He came to Washington in
| 1880 to accept the PLACE Of assistant solicitor
| and with the exception Of a short time has been
| here ever since. He is a democrat and a oom-
| all through the late administration he was not
disturbed. His nomination is in the nature of
| promotion.
THE MARYLAND NOMINATION.
The nomination o: DR.. C. W. Chancellor of
Maryland to be consul to Havre meets with the
appreciation Of the people Of Maryland. He is
| one Of the very popular men Of that state
| and the present president Of the state board
Of health, which Office he has held for
| a number Of years. He has lived abroad a
| great deal and has made q special study of all
matters pertaining to quarantine and sewerage.
| He is scholar Of great ability and speaks Ger
man and French fuently. In politics DR.. Chan
cellor has always been pronounced democrat,
| and those who know him say that no better ap-
pointment could have been made.
". q. SEAMAN.
W. n. seaman OF WISCONSIN, nominated to
be United States judge of the eastern district,
is the personal friend Of Senator Villas, who
speaks Of him one Of the best LAWYERS of the
| state and gentleman who stands high in the
| esteem and respect Of the people. regardless
| OF party. He is about fifty years of age, in the
prime Of manhood and mental vigor. He has
! been a resident Of Sheboygan for thirty years.
and in the practice Of the law has acquired a
comfortable independence. Heretofore he has
always declined Office, preferring to pursue the
practice of his profession. He has been hon.
| ored by his state in various ways by appoint
| ment to places Of honor. but this is his first
office and it is claimed that he will bring to it
that learning that has characterized the Judi
cial tribunals of Wisconsin.
THE CONSUL GENERAL AT PARIS.
g. E. Morss of Indiana who is named as con-
sui general to Paris, is well known throughout
the west as the editor Of the Indianapolis SEN
tineL For number of years he was
| editor of the Fort Wayne Sentinel and be-
odlv sol H.