Evening star., 1898-12-08

| The following Observation-Disclosures were
sent to the Serate by the President today:
| navy.
| Surgeon Nelson , Ferebee, to be med
| ical inspector; Passed Assistant Surgeon
Isaac w. Kite, to be surgeon.
| The following named citizens to be as
| sistant surgeons-Dahiel Goodwin Beebe of
| Minnesota, Cary DevalI Langhorne of Vir-
gnia, Jerome Stuart Chaffee Of New York
| Frederick Lisle Benton of New York, VIII
| Melville Carton of Iowa, Frank e. McCul-
Tough of California, francis NJ. Furlong of
| the District of Columbia. Granville Louis
Angeny of Massachusetts. William Hemp
| hill Bell of Wisconsin, Holton c. Curl of
| California, William Lisle Bell of Calf ,rnia
! Richard Cranston Hoicomb of New York
| Paymaster Joseph, Foster, to be a pay in
| spector: Passed Assistant Paymaster Frank
T. Arms, to be paymaster; Assistant Pay
master John H. Merriam, to be a passed.
| assistant paymaster; Pay Inspector Ed yard
| Bellows. to be pay director; Payn,as.cr
| Theodore s. Thompson, to be a pay nspec-
| tor; Passed Assistant Paymaster Thomas
| II. HICKS, to be paymaster; George Con-
| iumbia, to be an assistant paymaster
| Theodore Jesup Arms of New York 10 be
an assistant paymaster; Passed Assistant
| Engineer Frank w. Bartlett to he IL chief
| engineer; Passed Assistant Engineer Fred
| erick C. Bieg, to be chief engineer Pass
| ed Assistant Engineer Howard Gage, t3 be
| q tiiiGl SiiSlilStI, EDWARD Steele OF
Louisiana. to be chaplain: Curtis Hoyt
Dickins of New Hampshire, to be a chap
| lain; Aaron II. Skinner of Illinois, to be
professor of mathematics; Assistant Naval
| Constructor Richmond P HobsoD TO
Naval Constructor George H. Rock.
to be a naval constructor; James
| w. G. Walker of Massachusetts to he a
| civil engineer; Andrew c. Cunningham of
New York. to be a civil engineer; Harry II.
Roussean of Pennsylvania to be civil en-
| gineer; Fred. Thompson of the District of
Columbia, to be civil engineer.
Marine Corps-First Lieut.. Charles A.
Doyon, to be captain; Second Lieut.. Aus
tin R. Davis, to be a first lieutenant; Maj.
| Robt. l.. Meade, to be lieutenant colonel.
Assistant Naval Constructors Thomas T
| Ruin, Lawrence Spear and Frank B. Zaatn
| TO De naval constructors.
Interior.
| Fred Page-Tustin of Oregon, to be COM
| missioner in and for district of Alaska;
| Nicholas j. Trode of Canton Ohio, to be
receiver of public money at Circle, Alaska;
Nathan o. Murphy of Prescott, Arizona, to
| be governor of Arizona; Milton R. Moore of
Arizola. Ariz., to be register of land office at
| Tucson, Ariz.; Charles D. Keyes of Wichita
Falls, Tex, to be agent for the Indians of
the Fort Apache agency, Ariz.; Charles s.
McNichoias Of Momence, Ill, to be agent
| for the Indians of Colorado River agency in
| Arizona; Sargent s. Morton of San Fran
| cisco, Cal, to be receiver of public moneys
at San Francisco; Aaron B. Hunt of Ala
| meda, Cal, to be register of land office at
| San Francisco: John F. Squire of Glen
| wood Springs, Col, to be register of land
office at Glenwood Springs. Col; Richard
| Weightman of DiStrict' of Columbia to be
| September 81, 1s9G Rock Creek Park COM
missioner; Edward E. Garrett of Boise,
Idaho, to be receiver of public moneys at
| Boise, Idaho: Emery f. Sperry of Knox
vile, Iowa, to heF pefeion agent at Des
| Moines, Iowa; Christopher F. Case of
| Marshall, Mimi, to be receiver of public
moneys at Marshall, Mimi; Myron D. Tay-
| lor of St Cloud, Mimi, to be register of
| land Office at ST. Cloud: Augustine w. Fer
| rim or Salamanca, N. Ys to be Indian agent
| Tor New York agency; Matthew Kyle of
Virginia gn City, Nev.. to be surveyor general
| OF Nevada; Fred p. Sprfggs of Utica N Y,
to be Indian agent for Nevada agency; Ole
| Serumgard of Devils ! Lake. N D.. TO be
fss'Ise s. ssirS Of Of lan9 At peviFS Lake Henry
cetver of public moneys at Devil's Lake:
| John Satterlund of Washburn, N. D.. to
be receiver of public moneys at Bismarck.
| N. u; David L. Geyer Of Pomeroy, Ohio,
| 10 be receiver of public moneys at Ros-
well, N. M: George w Hayziett of La
porte City, Iowa, to be Indian agent for
| Navajo agency; Charles Newell of Burns
Gre, Gre, 10 be receiver of public moneys at
burns, Ore. Frederick E. Mckinley of AL
| buquerque, N. NJ, to be receiver of pub
! lie moneys at Guthrie o. T.; Howell P. NV
| ton or salt Lake City, Utah to be Indian
| agent for Uintah and Ouray agency: Ar
thur Nd. Tinker of North Adams Mass. to
| De an Indian Inspector; Cyrus Beede of Os-
kaloosa, Iowa. to be an Indian INSPECTOR:
| Walter H. Graves of Denver, Col: to be an
| Indian inspector.
| POstmasters.
| The following new selections were sent to
| the Senate: Samuel ]. Brun, Stanford Uni
versity. Cal: Robert N. Dunn, Wallace.
Idaho; John Clinch, Elmwood, ILL.,; William
B. Means. Boone, Iowa: Charles E. Car
mody, Mapleton, Iowa: II. w. Clark Tabor,
Iowa: Lewis c. Flagg. Berwick. Me-; Ar
thur l. Brown. Belfast, Me. Simon J. Nc
konzie, Adrian, Mimi; Benjamin A
| Shaver, Kasson, Mimi; ]. L. Van Wormer,
! West Plains. Mo-; George Cross, Fairbury,
| Neb.; Eugene Vreeland, Dundee, N. Y; E.
| Watta Cushman, Hamilton, N. Y; F. A.
| Edwards, Holley, N. Y; ]. Dales Tullar,
| Jordan. N. Y: George L. Thompson, Kings
Park. N. Y; Millard d. Mcneil, Oxford, n
Y; Matthew Taylor, Schenectady, N Y;
Lewis M Riley. Manchester, Ohio; George
A. McLaughlin, jamestown. Ohio; Samuel
| S. Train Albany. Ore; William E. Root.
Cambridge Springs, Pa; John H. Bishop,
| Millersville, Pa; Barney Cannon. jr.. Bel
| lows Falls, Vt; Lloyd Du Bosee. Vancou-
| yer, Wash; G. O. Jones, Augusta, Wis;
| ESbert Marks, MenOminee Wis.