THE UNION.

TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL %, 1886

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

BIZ and ,0iiA the advice and consent ofLhs Senate.
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BEEJAMIN PArTEsOs, TO be marshal of the United
States for northern district of Alabama from and
after the 9th of May, 1916, when his present COM
mission expires.


WILSON KNOTT, to be deputy postmaster at New
ark, New Jersey, vice John J. Plume, removed


JoHs i. MASON, jr., to be a purser in the navy,
vice Purser RobeuJ Moore, deceased.


JoHS F. STEELE, to be a purser in the navy, vice
Purser Thomas e. Norris, resigned.


EDWARD 9. DoRAs, TO be purser in the navy,
vice Purser Philo White, resigned.


WILLIAM B. HAHrwELL, to be a purser in the
navy, vice Purser John N. Todd, dismissed.


QURTs BusBEE, of North Carolina, to be Pur-
ser in the navy vice Purser c. c. Rice, deceased.