THE UNION.

CITY OF wAsHING TON.

SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 81, 1886.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
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by dHu WtHf IHe ddUIee ana eofseM u Ihe SehaIe
THohAs GRAY, surveyor and inspector of the rev.
enue for the port Of St. Louis


CHARLES OBERnYER, consul of the United States
for the city of Augsburg, in the kingdom of Ba-
varia.


J. GEORGE HARRIS, to be purser in the navy, TO
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Purser
Cox.


JoMN d. CLARE justice Of the peace for the coun-
ty of Washington.


EDGAR SNowDoE and GEORGE w. p. CusTIs,
justices of the peace for the county of Alexan-
dria.