The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-28
APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE.
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WASHINGTON. Feb 27.-The President to-day
sent to the senate the following nominations;
chsrl.. Jones Of Wisconsin. consulGs General OF the
United states At ST. Petsrsburg.
Albert Fowler Of Maryland. United states Consul at
str.,ford. ontario.
q.orr. Tru.sdslL commissionsr Of the District Of
Csumbis vice Myron N. Parker resigned.
uuit.d states Neutrality-suspicious. c. Pseh. for the
Northern district Of New York; Henry l. Hayden.
Eastern district OF New York.
James I. Bennett, United state, Attorney for the
E.stern district Of New York.
A Ausu,tu, Hssiy. collector 81 Internal Revenue
mr. the first district OF New York.
II Etnslow warren. Coisetor OF Gust for the district
- Boston and Chsriestown.
sfAttorney. General Olnsy todsy appointed A. P.
Irsvn Of Boston Special Assistant Distrct Attorney.
"a be tinted States District Attorney f,r Nassschu
rs,ts
OF the three Brooklyn appointmen ts. Messra
Healy and Bennett belong to the anti-snap
brigade and Mr.. Hayden TO the regular Demo-
cratic organization. The action OF the Presi-
dent is therefore regarded as decided victo-
~ for the former. Mr.. Healy. the new Reve-
rue Collector. IL q member OF the leather firm
OF A. Healy & Son. and q leading member in
Plymouth Church. He has long been in an
taeonism to the regular Democratic orRanlza-
ton. He took an active part In the anti-snap
movement and vas, President Of the Young
S vain in the hoard OF Education under Mayor
sHSJ EdR IN a' ne 'DRssdsa
isk W: HinIich; as one Of the most
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zstion. Mr.. Healy and nearly all the other
an,l,snsgg,sEs had Al along urged the sppolnt;
isad d made an appeal to the Prosidsnt not to
soSs 5. q: SIsS Go hS Mr.
Hsaly's appointment 10. therefore. considered
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not u. iifst choice q the latter for the Mar.
Mr. Bsnnett. who gets the United st.tos
District Attorneyship. is comparatively un-
and lis practice has not been "s sItonsivs Hi
earned the good Will OF the Washington au-
thoritiss, and he was the choice OF Edward NJ
Shepard. Mckanes chief prosecutor. Close
political observers say that the appointments
cannot fail to still further widen the breach
between the regulars and so-ealled indepen-
dents In Kings county.
:. Fletcher @ Peck. nominated Marshal for the
Northern district. Is n resident Of Nunda. y.
]. He 10 a lawyer. and belongs to the anti
fore held public Office He Is q brother OF ex-
state Iabor Commissioner Peck.
Winslow Warren. nominated to-day for Col:
lector, OF the Port Of Boston, is member Of
the Massachusetts Reform Club. an avowed
believer in free trade. and consistent ipde-
pendent. Mr.. Warren was graduated from
Harvard in 1853. rs, was admitted to
profession ever since. Mr. Warren has been
United States Com missioner. but held no other
public ofilcs. He was a candidate for the
Legislature In 1875, but was defeated. and has
never been before the people for their suffrage
Boston he has been prominently connected
With the management OF the Massachusetts
Reform Club and the Unitarian Club; IS Chair
man Of the Executive Compittee OF the uni
Society Of the Cincinnati. and an enthusiastic
member Of the Massachusetts, Historical 3D.
ciety.