The sun., 1893-06-30
TIE PRESIDENTS BUSY DAY.
sJID TO BE PREPARING FOR A
LONG TISIT 10 GRAY GABLEa
No New York Appointments Announced
Yesterday, but a neputy Fourth Auditor
and n Long List OF ConsuIs Were Ap-
no,ntsd-A New Register or the Treasury.

Yesterday, but q heputy fourth Auditor
and n Long List OF Consuis Were Ap.
yo,nted-A New Register or the Treasury.
w,su1NGToN.. June 2o.-Consultations be-
tween Mr.. Cleveland and members OF his
Cabinet to-day caused much gossin. Secre-
.ry Lamont had q long talk with the Presi-
dent in the forenoon. and while It lasted the
Pre- sidcnt would see no callers. When Secre-
tary Lamont retired. tho Senators and Repre-
sentativcs waiting to see the President were
hopeful OF obtaining an audience but
Secretary Herbert appeared and he and Mr..
Cleveland went into another long executive
session. When Secretary Smith relieved Mr..
Herbert there was n retreat on the part OF
those outside the Presidents doorway. Other
members of the Cabinet woro aeo
closetcd with Mr.. Cleveland during the day.
The report spread that Mr.. Cleveland was
consulted with reference to tho advisable
ity Of calling an extra session Of Congress
earlier than September, but there was no
foundation for the story There is reason to
believe that Mr. Cleveland intends to leave the
city within a few days for n long stay at Duz-
cards Bay. and that he and his Cabinet officers
were merely arranging mattors so that he
could 60. Congressman is authority for the
statement that Mr.. Cleveland told him that he
would take ur no now appointments while the
iueStlOH 10 III sum IL point,
but would continue to Issue commissions 10
candidates whose Appointments had hcon do
made to-day:
Eliott NJ. Bowman Of Indiana. to be Deputy Fourth
George b anderson Ok the pl.,r,e, OF Columbia. to
Consula-Leopoid Moore OF New York. at HulI Eng
New Brunssisk: deorrs ". Sa,nrr OF New Jersey, St
zurich. switzerland: James j. Madden OF Limos at
a"ssey Of at a"
GsnHn sa o 'Hsf IT, Ms Of Sh bako
Ghristiinia Sweden: Lonis : DsIapsine Jr of West
at snsp cn Rswar a GTsn. o Psn or
sSxnna At iinn.vsr s Germany; Henry C. Smith of Al.
GeorIs T.; ksarRy, Chief Enginser United States
Guy L. jenkins idJutnnt rhiri Ba,,alion of Infantry
JOHN L. Noes. Postmas:cr at snow HILL Nd, vice
James h Wimbrough. removed.
The diplomatic and consular appointments
made by the President today displayed. a
preference for young men. The only dlplo-
B. Anderson Of the District OF Columbia to 10
secretary Of Legation at Rio do Janeiro Brazil.
Of washington He B Is s the so Of Mrs M T. Mande
vile Carlisle by her first husband. Gen: Ander-
arr army. y Mir Anderson I ''S was educated @ ta abroad
AMI until recently lived in japan. where no
was nStns5Ds Ss9s in IN SSM SSSeS9 york who
Consul to Hull; England. is the son OF the late
j S; Moore. well known as writer on the tnriT
chant" '' 'A0l' W p''A' VI "' u ''' A''-
Tho new Consul to Antigua. West Indies.
James 6; Fey i successful business tnan OF
y The Tho arpointment Of GrWHnvile James Of New
nS to 9S IT. SmSs %ss p i
com mercial agent Mt Yarmouth. n. S.. By Pres
ident Harrison. but tho appointment was no:
Worth Texas. was named.
Consul at Dundee Scotland. was Consul at
Belfast. Ireland. under MIR. Cleveland's first
Frank Z Hyde of Connecticut. appointed as
& a graduate. of Yale College. a brother OF
9ld-timo Democratic family well known in
= Edward P. Crane Of Psnnsylyania. appointed
terian, minister who proved 60 e!ficient as
tlaon ct aEss M arf tiat the his F1
iiS..s i1f the HAnoverian post was favorably con-
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed Charles
the United States at St. Hyacinthe. Canada;
was strongly endorscd BY Daniel +. Grimm. the
Ssw SorS and BY Judge
HsFss sFseeh eaRsslsa Treasury appointments
~ hs M noaSy pS Srs be-
them are J. /. Tiilman OF Tennessee for Reg
Grams, reslgned Mr.. Cade for Superintendent.
MI. Morgan for coiner. Mr.. Guion for meter.
and and Mr., schroeder S for assayer. all at the New
The total number o. fourth-class Postmas-
ters appoointod to-day was 35. OF which 81
were to MI vacancies caused by designations
and death. Among the appointments were
the following:
.-conueet.cns-Colobrook.H Herbert L. Culver: Falls
MsSsaehusetts7acIn:ton. EmmaI Dodge, Eas. Brock.
N.ihapOl.st, ASnsr Harlow; Rutland. J. NJ kennedy:
IVES ss, uEt@n Yd% i = iinl5 inmsr w,,.r. p,r.
Morgan: Rock!and Lake. II. II. House, steAmburs. Al
y New Jcrsey-Closter, C. d. Duris Oceanic. James
,,oflcial changes were to-day made in the
Treasury Department as follows:
,Anpointed-Is Wit G. Jackson Of New York. special
inspe't"r OF Customs; John Fin!ey Of Hew York.
40 custodian oi,he Custom House st ST. Louis NO. At
n;!oo vice leo & " ,i.lson. resignsd ,
nue. Thirteenth district or Illinois.
No action has yet been taken by the Presi-
ssn sfa oess n ts e t sS
thought unlikely that q Collector OF Customs
will be. appointed. until the President returns
Possibly an Appraiser may be chosen before
that time. hut according to high authority
the President does, not wish to mako q hasty
appointment OF Collector There is n dsDosi-
ton on the part OF Secretary Carlisle to remove
snrveyor Lyon at once, and put Democrat IN
more importnnt and pressing pablo. business
Just now that he may allow tho New York cases
senator McCielland and william A. Poucher
!eN town to-day without having received. as
lar as can be ascertained. any int imation as to
Masn isarn the Now York otilcos VIII be nIed or
JUDGE POWER IN WASHINGTOM
He Says He Hasn't Declined the Appoint