The Tribune Almanac and Political Register for ...

1. H. Henry Powers*.

Morrisville.

2. William W. Grout*....... .Barton.

VIRGINIA

1. William A. Jones*
2. D. Gardner Tyler..
3. George D. Wise".
4. James F. Epes*...

.....

5. Claude A. Swanson...

6. Paul C. Edmunds*

7. Charles T. O' Ferrall*
8. Elisha E. Meredith*.

9. James W. Marshall.

Warsaw.

.Sturgeons Pt.
Richmond.
Blackstone.
.Chatham.

Houston.
Harrisonburg.

.Brentsville.
New-Castle.

10. Henry St. George Tucker* Staunton.

WASHINGTON.

At Large-John L. Wilson*....Spokane.
Wm. H. Doolittle..Tacoma.

WEST VIRGINIA.

1. John O. Pendleton*.

2. William L. Wilson*.
3. John D. Alderson*.
4. James Capehart*.

1. H. A. Cooper.

WISCONSIN.

2. Charles Barwig*,
3. Joseph W. Babcock.
4. John L. Mitchell*
5. George H. Brickner*.
6. Owen A. Wells.

7. George B. Shaw.

8. Lyman E. Barnes.......
9. Thomas Lynch*.
10. Nils P. Haugen*.

WYOMING.

Wheeling. .Charlestown. .Nicholas C. H. .Point Pleasant,

Racine Mayville. .Necedah. Milwaukee. Sheboygan. Fond du Lac, Eau Claire. .Appleton. ..Antigo. ..Biver Falls.

1. Henry A. Coffeen........... Sheridan.

DELEGATES FROM TERRITORIES.

BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Indiana, President of the United States.........
LEVI P. MORTON, of New-York, Vice-President of the United States.......

JOHN W. FOSTER,* of Indiana, Secretary of State..
CHARLES FOSTER, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury
STEPHEN B. ELKINS, of West Virginia, Secretary of War.
JOHN WANAMAKER, of Pennsylvania, Postmaster-General...
WILLIAM H. H. MILLER, of Indiana, Attorney-General..
BENJAMIN F. TRACY, of New-York, Secretary of the Navy..
JOHN W. NOBLE, of Missouri, Secretary of the Interior..
JEREMIAH M. RUSK, of Wisconsin, Secretary of Agriculture...

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Qualified June 29, 1892, to succeed Hon. James G. Blaine, of Maine, resigned June 4,

1892.

PRINCIPAL DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS.

[The figures after each name indicate the year of appointment or assignment.]

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary-William F. Wharton (1889), Massachusetts, $4,500.

Second Assistant Secretary-Alvey A. Adee (1882), New-York, $3,500.

Third Assistant Secretary-William M. Grinnell (1892), New-York, $3,500. Bureau of the American Republics-W. E. Curtis (1890), Illinois, $5,000.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretaries-Oliver L. Spaulding, Michigan (1890), Allured B. Nettleton, Minn. (1890), J. H. Gear, Iowa (1892), $4,500, First Comptroller-Asa C. Matthews (1889), Illinois, $5,000.

Second Comptroller-Benjamin F. Gilkeson (1889), Pennsylvania, $5,000.

Commissioner of Customs-S. V. Holliday (1889), Pennsylvania, $4,000.

First Auditor-George P. Fisher (1889), Delaware, $3,600.

Second Auditor-J. N. Patterson (1889), New Hampsh re, $3,600.

Third Auditor-Wm. H. Hart (1889), Indiana, $3,600.

Fourth Auditor-John R. Lynch (1889), Mississippi, $3,600.

Fifth Auditor-Ernst G. Timme, Wisconsin (1892), $3,600.

Sixth Auditor-Thomas B. Coulter (1889) Ohio, $3,600.

Treasurer U. S.-Enos H. Nebeker (1830), Indiana, $6,000.

Comptroller of the Currency-A. Barton Hepburn (1892), New-York, $5,000.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue-John W. Mason (1889), West Viginia, $6,000. Commissioner of Navigation-Edward C. O'Brien (1891), New York, $3.600.

Solicitor of Internal Revenue-Alphonso Hart (1889), Ohio, $4,500.

Director of the Mint-Edward O. Leech (1889), District of Columbia, $4,500. Chief of the Secret Service Division-A. L. Drummond (1890), New-York, $3,500. Supervising Surgeon-General of the Marine Hospital Service-Walter Wyman (1890), Missouri. $4,000.

Supervising Inspector-General of Steam Vesse's-James A. Dumont (1876), New York. $3,500.

Bureau of Statistics-S. G. Brock (1889), Missouri, $3,000.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing-William M. Meredith (1889), Illinois, $4,500. Supervising Architect-W. J. Edbrooke (1890), Illinois, $4,500.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary-James Russell Soley Massachusetts (1890), $4,500.

Bureau of Yards and Docks-Norman H, Farquhar (1890), Pennsylvania.*

Bureau of Navigation-Francis M. Ramsay (1889), District of Columbia.*

Bureau of Ordnance-William M. Folger (1890), Ohio.*

Bureau of Provisions and Clothing-Edwin Stewart (1890), New-York.*†

Bureau of Medicine and Surgery-J. Mills Browne (1888), New Hampshire.*

Bureau of Construction and Repair-Theodore D. Wilson (1886), New-York.

Bureau of Equipment and RecruitingGeorge Dewey (1889), Vermont.*

Bureau of Steam Engineering-George W. Melville (1887), New-York.*

Judge Advocate-General-Samuel C. Lemley, U. S. Marine Corps (1892), North Caro lina, $3,500.

Commandant of Marine Corps-Charles Heywood, (1891), New York.* WAR DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary-Lewis A. Grant, Min nesota (1890), $4,500.

Adjutant General-Robert Williams (1892), Virginia.a

Joseph C.

Breckin

Inspector-General ridge (1889), Kentucky.a Quartermaster-General-Richard N. Batchelder (1890), New-Hampshire.a Commissary-General-Beekman Du Barry (1890), New-Jersev.a

Surgeon General Charles Sutherland (1891), Pennsylvania, a

Paymaster-General-William Smith (1890).

Vermont.a

Chief of Engineers-Thomas L. Casey (1888), Rhode Island.a

Chief of Ordnance -Daniel W. Flagler (1891), Pennsylvania.

Acting Judge Advocate-General-Guido N. Lieber (1885), New-York.b

Architect of the Capitol-Edward Clark (1865), Pennsylvania, $4,500. Superintendent of Census - Robert P. Porter (1889), New-York, $6,000.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Solicitor-General Charles H. Aldrich (1892), Illinois, $7,000.

Assistant Attorneys-General-John B. Cotton (1889), Maine; William A. Maury (1882), District of Columbia, $5,000 each.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. First Assistant Postmaster-General--Vacant, $4.000.

Second Assistant Postmaster-Gener‹ '—J. Lowrie Bell (1890), Pennsylvania, $4,000. Third Assistant Postmaster General Abraham D. Hazen (1889), Pennsylvania, $4,000.

Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General-E. G. Rathbone (1891), Ohio, $4,000. Assistant Attorney-General-James Tyner (1889), Indiana, $4,000. Superintendent of Foreign Mails-N. M. Brooks (1890), Virginia, $3,000.

Superintendent of Money Order SystemCharles F. Macdonald (1864), Massachusetts, $3,500.

General Superintendent of Railway Mail Service-James E. White (1890), Illinois, $3,500.

Superintendent of Dead Letter Office-David P. Leibhardt (1889), Indiana, $2,500. Chief Post Office Inspector-M. D. Wheeler (1891), New-York, $3,000.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

First Assistant Secretary-George Chandler (1889), Kansas, $4,500.

Assistant Secretary-Cyrus Bussey (1889), New-York, $4,000.

Assistant Attorney-General-George Shields (1889), Missouri, $5,000.

Commissioner of the General Land OfficeWilliam M. Stone (1892), Iowa, $5,000.

*Sea pay of their grade or rank not less than Commodore. † Also Paymaster-General. a Pay and allowances of a Brigadier-General. b Pay and allowances of a Colonel.

PRINCIPAL DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS.-Continued.

Commissioner of Pensions-Green B. Raum (1889), Illinois, $5,000.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs-Thomas J. Morgan (1889), Rhode Island, $4,000. Commissioner of Patents-William Simonds (1891), Connecticut, $5,000. Commissioner of Education-William T. Harris (1889), Massachusetts, $3, 00.

Commissioner of Railroads-Horace A. Taylor (1889), Wisconsin. $4,500.

Director of the Geological Survey-John W. Powell (1881), Illinois, $6,000. Superintendent of the Census-Robert P. Porter (1889), New-York, $6,000.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Assistant Secretary-Edwin Willits (1889), Michigan, $4,500.

Chief of the Weather Bureau-Mark W. Harrington (1892), Michigan, $4,500.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Public Printer-Frank W. Palmer (1889), Illinois, $4,500.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Commissioner-Carroll D. Wright (1888), Massachusetts, $5,000.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Librarian-Ainsworth R. Spofford (1865). Ohio. $4,000.

GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS IN THE UNION PACIFIC R. R. COMPANY.

John F. Plummer (1889), New-York; Geo. (1889). Illinois; Rufus B. Bullock (1889). E. Leighton (1889), Missouri; Jesse Spalding Georgia: Joseph W. Paddock (1890), Nebraska.

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS. Charles Lyman, Connecticut: Theodore Roosevelt, New-York; George D. Johnston, Louisiana, $3,500 each.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS. William R. Morrison, Illinois. Chairman; Wheelock G. Veazey, Vermont: Martin A. Knapp, New-York; James W. McDill, Iowa; Judson C. Clements, Georgia. Annual salary, $7,500 each.

PRINCIPAL DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS.

ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY.

Country.

Ministers.

Argentine Republic.......Buenos Ayres....John R. G. Pitkin, Louisiana..

Capital.

Vienna.. .Brussels..

La Paz.

Frederick D. Grant, New York.
.Edwin H. Terrell, Texas..
Thomas H. Anderson, Ohio..

Rio de Janeiro.... Edwin H. Conger, lowa..

..Guatemala.

Romualdo Pacheco, California...
.Patrick Egan, Nebraska..
Charles Denby, Indiana.
..John T. Abbott, New Hampshire..
..Clark E. Carr, Illinois..

Rowland B. Mahany, New-York...
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Mass...
William Walter Phelps, N'w Jersey
.Robert T. Lincoln, Illinois..
..John L. Stevens, Maine.

Date of Salary. Com'n $10,000..1889 12,000..1889 7,500..1889

Switzerland.

Berne

Italy..

Japan.

Mexico.

Netherlands.

Nicaragua, Costa Rica

and Salvador.

Paraguay and Uruguay..

Mexico.

The Hague

Montevideo

Lima.

..Samuel R. Thayer, Minnesota..

Richard Cutts Shannon, New York
George Maney, Tennessee.......
John Hicks, Wisconsin.

St. Petersburg..Andrew D. White, New-York..

.A. Loudon Snowden, Penn.

Constantinople.. David P. Thompson, Oregon....... 10,000..1892 .....Caracas.......... William L. Scruggs, Georgia.

Honolulu..

Rome

Tokyo (Yeddo).

William Potter, Pennsylvania.
Frank L. Coombs, California.
Thomas Ryan, Kansas.

7,500..1889

12,000..1892

17,500..1889

7,500..1889

10,000..1891

7,500..1889

10,000..1889

17,500..1892

12.000..1892

..Jeremiah Coughlin, New-York.. Guatemala..............Guatemala.........Samuel Kimberly, Virginia..

5,000..1891

4,000..1892

5,000..1892

5,000.. 5,000..1890

.... 2,000..1891

2,000..1890

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

CONSULS-GENERAL.

Vienna.

Tangier.

Julius Goldschmidt, Wisconsin...... 3,500..1889
.Felix A. Mathews, California.

Rio de Janeiro...Oliver H. Dockery, North Carolina. 5,000..1889

2,000..1890

Shanghai.

Joseph A. Leonard, Minnesota...

5,000..18×9

Panama..

Guayaquil.

.Paris.

Thomas Adamson. Pennsylvania... 4,000..1884
William B. Sorsby, Mississippi..
Adam E. King, Maryland..
Vacant.

3,000..1889

5,000..1890

3.000..

William Hayden Edwards, Ohio..
.Aulick Palmer, D. C.....

Frank H. Mason, Ohio...

4,000..1889

3,000..1892

3,000..1889

(Calcutta...

Halifax..

Samuel Merrill, Indiana..
Wakefield G. Frye, Maine..

London.

..John C. New, Indiana.

Melbourne..

Montreal

5,000..1890

3,500..1889

5,000..1889

4,500..1890

4,000..1889

Fri'dly & Naviga'n Isl'ds. A pia..

Germany

Great Britain.

Hawaiian Islands.

Italy.

Ottawa.
Honolulu
Rome.

Japan..

Mexico.

Russia.
Spain..
Switzerland.
Turkey...

George H. Wallace, Missouri.
Charles L. Knapp, New-York.

Richard G. Lay, Dist. of Columbia.. 3,000..1889
Henry W. Severance, California.... 4.000..1889
Augustus O. Bourn, Rhode Island.. 3,000..1889
Willard D. Tillotson, Washington.. 4,000..1890
Richard Guenther, Wisconsin...
Warner P. Sutton, Michigan..

St. Petersburg...John M. Crawford, Ohio..

FOREIGN LEGATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Argentine Republic-Senor Don Vicente
G. Quesada, E. E. and M. P.

Austria-Hungary-Chevalier de Tavera,
E. E. and M. P.

Belgium-Mr. Alfred Le Ghait, E. E. and M. P.

Brazil-Senhor Salvador de Mendonca,
E. E. and M. P.
Anibal Cruz, First
Chili-Senor Don
Secretary and Charge d'Affaires ad interim.
China-Mr. Tsui Kwo Yin, E. E. and
M. P.

Don Jose Marcelino
Colombia-Senor
Hurtado, E. E. and M. P.

Costa Rica-Senor Don Joaquin Bernardo
Calvo, Charge d'Affaires ad interim.

Denmark-Count de Sponneck, E. E. and M. P.

France-Mr. J. Patenotre, E. E. and

E. E. and M. P.
Netherlands-Mr. G.
E. E. and M. P.
Nicaragua-Senor Don Horacio Guzman,
E. E. and M. P.
Peru-Senor Don Pedro A. del Solar,
E. E. and M. P.

Portugal-Senhor Thomaz de Souza Roza,
E. E. and M. P.

Russia-Mr. Charles de Struve, E. E. and M. P.

Spain-Senor Don Enrique Dupuy de Lome, E. E. and M. P.

Sweden and Norway-Mr. J. A. W. Grio, E. E. and M. P.

Switzerland-Mr. Alfred de Claparede, E. E. and M. P.

Turkey-Mavroyeni Bey, E. E. and M. P Venezuela Señor Don Nicanor BoletPeraza, E. E. and M. P.

Justices.
Stephen J. Field, California.
Geo. Shiras, jr., Pennsylvania... 1892
7. John M. Harlan, Kentucky..... 1877
1. Horace Gray, Massachusetts....1881
Retired Justice-William Strong, Pennsylvania, $10,000 a year.

PRINCIPAL JUDICIAL OFFICERS.

JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT."

Chief Justice-MELVILLE W. FULLER, Illinois, 4th Circuit. Appointed in 1888.
When ap- No. of
pointed.
...1863

Salary of the Chief-Justice. $10,500; of each Justice, $10.000.
[Justice Joseph P. Bradley, of Third Circuit, died January 22, 1892.]

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