The sun., 1893-04-12
CONRAD n. JORDAN.

The crash Of Black Friday eompe!!ed the
the Gs s s the s
eountant best fitted for the task Of settling the
1t the time. that Mr.. Jordan left the Third
New YotS. Ontario and Western. Samuel j.
aae ioaa HI
ti9nal Bank; and Mr.. Jordan enioyed the con;
ahs oiths ontaFio ' sna @estsSs While %r Jordan
Gen. %nslow aSa q The sSs rSsd AND AND
Gen Horace Porter. President Of the West
s sS1 veil EasSn IN Wall fo stree. to need dp re
% snpestuous scenes Of those days. ESPECIALLY
.tihe last las annual mseting OF the st@oekholders @ %
Sned na the ns M
sgsmens q TIE eoWpanIes; SAID hd Geer
sSseG nS an@ Fiat ana
ton, The lie was also flung about at that
msssHS n.y., Nth b N WHsssn ro.e,.d
yDe aH States F1sssursr S M % and sasa Se!s
snd At the ,IUl1. Suggestion Of Secretary Daniel
sy When H. Manning resigned his e portfolio
Mr. Jordan retired from his place as we'll and
the Western National Bank. with offices in the
ized. with Nj; Manning rs President and -Mr.
Jordan - cashier. At the death Of Mr.. Man
became involved, in the simmons Claassen-
PelI syndicate which captured the Sixth Ma
tonal Bank. Mr.. Jordan worked like a beaver
ssd q the Nsstern Sasions s nsp and nd
has since lived in BROOKLYN.
Mayor William X; Grace. the personal friend
sIs. NJ W0odward; Il LdScAssissant Treasurer
Joseph ]. O'Donohue received T President dent
..fsa usvsands offer OF the pacei and perempsoIy
JOrdan's selection; Mr.. Jordan's sympathiss
snE ana work in BrookIyp have been with the anti
pcns5s for the and M nethsr Mfs Is
he unIriendly to Mr: jordan. Mr. Jordan viii III
b required to furnish bond for S+ooo9O and
,.I5s 6s9s 3; Mofssp e SIdseDert Is Ct the
politically. and inancialiy. He Is about iiity
years Of age. has been Mayor Of Bridgeport
three terms. has, served In the Legislature.
iGI iGi Ten years. He was warmly endorsed by
EG ,endinG tS & men OF C9nneeticnt and especial
conrad \. Jordan is well known to the coun-
iands first Administration. He is about sixty
present place by every national bank In New
b Third Assistant Secretary Of state. served
tnr2ugh Mr. CIeve!and's first term and part
o. o. ne succeeding republican Administration
sCradpate, OF, Harvard College and Harvard
elsss SW ssh99"l. ., 70" having been member Of the
DAME! N. Browning Of illin ois. Who IS nsmi-
hated to be Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
NeS at Benton. and is about 30 years OF age.
the First District Circuit Court Of Illinois.
nss ured to some extent in politics; and
asn 5Hs ths GH1sWSfITSns sWss
~. ~ browning Is said to have made n strong
oit5s s p secure the position 4f Commissioner
q high character, and Of exceptional atil ty.
StsSsnG. SSta0nG 81 hls endorsers are Vice President
san SII' state Treasurer Ramsey. ". H. Hinrick-
Ssn oep, ss.reary of State, AMI many other promi-
Agns eltizens OF his native state.
si,t s,tabk Armstrong. who is named as As
saut ihdlan commissioner and is set down
essiNs itsident OF the District Of Coum bia. was
an'f1sd nsnss'Hs ~ p Prtsssni tss .n
sSSyeland's LAKELAND first Administration. In that ca
otna. tar.y he made arerutation as one OF ths best
IansoWis ~ ne Inspection service Probably
in iduse ~ OF mac iact he was allowed to remain
HatrSS.h,ac nS Place Tor nearly a year under President
customer Armstrong was born on the ChDe-
sl,pagrSe agrsSefNTS&tion where his father was a mis-
lis nfep,s shen ne aI yHung man man he moved with
ttSH,antet Us cadet at Nest Point He joined
WAR SSNvr,ShiGderate army and at the close Of the
Esetas Nalor-GeneraL For many years he
isdlaun1 Ind u1sa sa. IIomnently connected with the
Jni,D' D. le!llnger nominated to 10 District
iurI,a lor the state OF Oregon. was the for
Whnyeuhe one . quartet OF personal friends
fitv.Wsssle Wsle striving for the place. He is about
tr, Hnre nre years old. ana enjoys large prac-
lani no ns ~ now resident OF the city ~ Port
NenSstrnasu rau Ia MEmneE OF the law firm started by
in ,hs3,' 81 me supreme Court. ana. after serving
tie 'iat t,'yoahac! ahac!ty Tor time was appointed BY
CIrcniS,' as Judge OF the Fourth Judicial
BeiHnicSa,.o 70 M vacancy Ten years ago MIR.
be stllf hpidI iid9Imed the partnership engagement
tors s,"Nin m'al number OF fourth class Postmas-
ber II pointed to-day was III. or this mum
nations I were to Al vacancies caused by resig.
Postmas"tnnuus W. uealhs and 03D removals. or the
And over 'e"o'eu "a served four years
hoainste,6nDaste atenate has confirmed the following
tash.nder of North Carolina to he sIp,.,.r
stnlI and ss, 9i Tie cniisd states to Greece Rop
'.sraSSa nc D'0adaeAe OF Missouri. to be Minister to
De- Jsn.sans' r9wns' OtrIrsin. to be con.ulG.usr.
,Eassr Il ws;a Ssa Of ohio, to he Consul at Liysrcoo,
tspLsn Snaaen Of Name. TO he Consul as Saint
"saica ''u 0t A'sssslpp. to be Consul at Kingston