The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-04-06
] THE MARKETS.
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More OmceS Filled. H5.l5.- Es
Washington, April A. The president
to-day sent the following nominations to
the senate: William Ed Curtis Of st.
Louis,to be assistant secretaryof the treas
ury, vice Genio M. Lamberton, resigned;
Charles S. Hamlin of Massachusetts,, to
be assistant secretary of the treasury,
vice John III. Gear, resigned; James H.
Eckles of Illinois, to be controller Of the
II NT.1:. IL
trict of Columbia, to be assistant treasurer
of the United States: T.. Stobo Farrow
of South Carolina, to be second auditor
| Pennsylvania, to be auditor Of the treasury
for the postoffice department.; James j..
| Willie Of Florida, to be deputy fifth audi
! tor of the treasury; Dudley 0. Watson
| of Michigan, to be collector Of customs
for the district of Michigan. Postmasters
Iowa: Francis E. Glass, Cresco.: Wis
| consin: William A. Hume. Chiffon
John Finch, Stevens Point; John DAVE
| Edgerton. s..'. y. -.
William Edmond Curtis of New York,
who becomes one Of the assistant secre-
taries Of the treasury, is thirty eight
years of age and a practicing lawyer, and
while not a professional politician, inter-
ested himself deeply in the last cam
paign in New York and was an anti
snapper. 54s5S tsEG--s$t AZ Ell iii. 4
y4. CnafleS =. Edamlln, nominated to be an
other assistant secretary of the treasury,
| is a Boston lawyer. He is thirty-two
! years old and an active member Of the
! Massachusetts Tariff Reform league and
also of the Civil Service Reform associa-
! ton. .t,.- r D. d.
/ J. B. Brawley, nominated to be sixth
| auditor of the treasury, is q well known
lawyer Of Meadville, Pa, and it is said
! owes his appointment to the influence of
! Congressman Sibley and Mr. Harrity.
He has never held Office before
james II. Eckles, nominated to be con-
troller of the currency, is thirty-fve years
old, and stands high in the estimation Of
the people of Illinois as the representa-
tive of the. younger Democracy He re-
| sides at Ottawa and his appointment
/ urged by Mr.. Gable, is also said to be
due to personal acquaintance of more
than a, dozen years with the president
himself. Mr.. Eckles is an attorney and
has written good deal OH the subject of
tariff reform.
James f.. Meline, appointed assistant
treasurer of the United States. is about
fifty years Of age. He has been en-
ployed in the treasurer's Office twenty
years. " n E K ~
! j. Strobe Farrow, nominated for sec
ond auditor OF the treasury, was chief
of division i'll the sixth auditors depart
ment under Mr.. Cleyeland's former adj
mlnlstration. He is sixty years old. 1. 1