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1857-8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.

PRESIDENT: GROVER CLEVELAND, New York. Salary, $50,000.

(There is no vice-president at present. In case of the death, disability or removal of both the president and vice-president the order of succession is the members of the cabinet, beginning with the Secretary of State.-Act of Congress-1886-7.)

THE CABINET. SALARY, $8,000.

Secretary of State-Thomas F. Bayard, Deleware.
Secretary of Treasury-Charles S. Fairchild, New York.
Secretary of Interior-William F. Vilas, Wisconsin.
Secretary of Navy-William C. Whitney, New York.
Attorney-General-Augustus H. Garland, Arkansas.
Secretary of War-William C. Endicott, Massachusetts.
Postmaster General-Don M. Dickinson, Michigan.

DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretaries of State--George L. Rives, Alvey A. Adee, John B. Moore.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretaries of Treasury-Hugh S. Thompson and Isaac H. Maynard.

Supervising Architect-William A Freret.

Chief of Bureau of Engraving and Printing-Edward O. Graves.
Director of Mint-James P. Kimball.

Supervising Inspector-General Steamboats-James A. Dumont.
Chief Bureau Statistics-William F. Switzler.

Comptroller of the Treasury-Milton J. Durham, first; Sigourney

Butler, second.

Commissioner of Customs-John S. McCalmont.

Register of the Treasury-William S. Rosecrans.

First Auditor, J. Q. Chenoweth; second, William A. Day; third, John S. Williams; fourth, Charles M. Shelley; fifth, Anthony Eickhoff; sixth, Daniel McConville.

Treasurer-James W. Hyatt.

Comptroller of the Currency-William L. Trenholm.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue-Joseph S. Miller.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Frank M. Thorn.
Marine Hospital Service-John B Hamilton.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

General of the Armies-Philip H. Sheridan.
Adjutant-General-Brigadier-General Richard C. Drum.
Inspector-General-Brevet-Major-General Absalom Baird.
Quartermaster-General-Brigadier-General S. B. Holabird.
Commissary-General-Brigadier-General Robert Macfeely.

Surgeon-General--Colonel John Moore.

Paymaster-General--Brigadier-General William B. Rochester.
Chief of Engineers--Brigadier-General James C. Duane.
Public Buildings and Grounds--Colonel John M. Wilson.
Chief of Ordnance--Stephen V. Benet.
Judge-Advocate-General-Colonel G. N. Lieber.

Chief Signal Officer--Brigadier-General A. W. Greely.
In Charge of War Records--Lieutenant-Colonel H. M. Lazelle.
Agent Collection of Confederate Records--Marcus J. Wright.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Admiral of the Navy--Admiral D. D. Porter.

Chief of Ordnance Bureau--Commodore Montgomery Sicard.
Chief of Bureau of Navigation-Commodore John G. Walker.
Chief of Bureau of Yards and Docks--Commodore D. B. Harmony.
Chief of Provisions and Clothing--Paymaster-General James Fulton.
Chief Bureau Steam Engineering-George W. Melville.

Chief Bureau Medicine and Surgery-Surgeon-General F. M. Gunnell.
Chief Bureau Construction and Repairs--T. D. Wilson.
Judge-Advocate-General Marine Corps--Colonel W. B. Remey.
Superintendent Naval Observatory-Captain Robert L. Pythean.

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

First Assistant Postmaster-General--Adlai E. Stevenson.
Second Assistant-A. Leo. Knott.

Third Assistant-H. R. Harris.

Assistant Attorney-General for Post-Office--Edwin E. Bryant.
Superintendent Money Order Office--Charles F. Macdonald.
Chief Inspector--William A. West.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary Interior--Henry L. Muldrow.

Commissioner General Land Office

Commissioner of Pensions--John C. Black.

Commissioner of Patents--Benton J. Hall.

Commissioner Indian Affairs--J. D. C. Adkins.

Commissioner of Education--Nathaniel H. R. Dawson.

Director Geological Survey--John W. Powell.

Pension Agent--Sidney L. Willson.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Assistant Attorneys-General-William A. Maury and Robert A. Howard.

Assistant Attorneys-General-Zachariah Montgomery (Department Interior), Edwin E. Bryant (P. O. Department).

Solicitor-General-Geo. A. Jenks.

Solicitor Internal Revenue-Charles Chesley.
Examiner of Claims-Francis Wharton.

Law Clerk and Examiner of Titles-A. J. Bentley.
Pardon Clerk-Alexander R. Bateler.

Solicitor Treasury-Alexander McCue.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Commissioner of Agriculture-Norman J. Colman. Superintendent of Seed Division-William M. King. Statistician-J. R. Dodge.

NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

President National Board of Health-James R. Cabell, LL. D.
Vice-President National Board of Health-Stephen Smith, M. D.
Secretary National Board of Health-W. F. Dunwoody.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Government Printing Office-Thos. E. Benedict, Public Printer.
Foreman Government Printing Office- Henry T. Brian.
In Charge Congressional Record-C. M. W. Earle.
Foreman Binding Department-James W. White.

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.

Commissioners-Alfred P. Edgerton, of Indiana.
John H. Oberly, of Illinois.

Charles Lyman, of Connecticut.

Chief Examiner-Wm. H. Webster, Connecticut.
Secretary-John T. Doyle, New York.
Stenographer-William E. Morgan.

INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION.

Thomas M. Cooley, Chairman, holding for six years from Jan. 1, 1887. William R. Morrison, holding for five years.

Augustus Schoonmaker, holding for four years.

Aldace F. Walker, holding for three years.

Walker L. Bragg, holding for two years.

Edward A. Moseley, Secretary.

All appointments as these terms expire are to be for six years.

UNITED STATES LEGATIONS ABROAD.

Great Britain-Edward J. Phelps, minister, London.
France-Robert M. McLane, minister, Paris.

German Empire-Geo. H. Pendleton, minister, Berlin.
Russia-Geo. V. N. Lathrop, minister, St. Petersburg.
Spain-Jabez L. M. Curry, minister, Madrid.

Austria-Alexander R. Lawton, minister, Vienna.
Italy-John B. Stallo, minister, Rome.

Turkey-Oscar S. Straus, minister, Constantinople.

China-Charles Denby, minister, Pekin.

Japan-Richard B. Hubbard, minister, Tokei.

Peru-Charles W. Buck, minister, Lima.

Sweden and Norway-Rufus Magee, minister, Stockholm.

Siam-Jacob T. Child, minister, Bangkok.
Switzerland-Boyd Winchester, minister, Berne.

Argentine Republic-Bayless W. Hanna, minister, Buenos Ayres.
Belgium-Lambert Tree, minister, Brussels.

Mexico-Edwin S. Bragg, minister, City of Mexico.

FOREIGN CONSULS IN MISSOURI.

Austro-Hungarian-F. Diehm, Consul, 600 N. 4th, St. Louis.
Belgium-Rudolph Mackwitz, Consul, 513 Walnut, St. Louis.

Brazil-Alphonzo de Figueiredo, Consul, Franklin av. ne. cor. Channing av., St. Louis.

St. Louis.

Denmark-Christian N. Hedegard, Vice-Consul, 7th, nw. cor. Cerre, France-Emile Karst, Consular Agt., 305 Olive, St. Louis.

Great Britain and Ireland-Western Bascome, Vice-Consul, 309 Pine, St. Louis.

German Empire-Herman Martens, 604 N. 4th, St. Louis.
Italy-Domenico Ginocchio, Consul, 713 N. 3d, St. Louis.
Mexico-John F. Cahill, Consul, 216 N. 8th, St. Louis.

Netherlands-B. B. Haagsma, Consul, 714 Washington av, St. Louis.
Spain-Robert H. Betts, Vice-Consul, 208 N. Sth, St. Louis.

Sweden and Norway-Adolph E. Rosine, Consulate Agt., 620 Pine,

St. Louis.

Switzerland-Jacob Ruff, Consul, 513 Walnut, St. Louis.
Mexico-M. Rahden, Vice-Consul, Kansas City.

UNITED STATES COURTS.

SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice-Morrison R. Waite, Ohio. Salary, $10,500.

Associate Justices--Horace Gray, Massachusetts; Stanley Matthews, Ohio; Samuel F. Miller, Iowa; Stephen J. Field, California; Joseph P. Bradley, New Jersey; Samuel Blatchford, New York; John M. Harlan, Kentucky; L. Q. C. Lamar, Mississippi. Salary, $10,000.

Clerk-James H. McKenney.

Marshal-J. M. Wright.

Reporter-J. C. Bancroft Davis.

CIRCUITS AND CIRCUIT JUDGES.

SALARY, $6,000.

First Circuit-Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. LeKarron B. Colt, Rhode Island.

Second Circuit-Connecticut, Vermont and New York. William J. Wallace, New York.

Third Circuit--Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. William McKennan, Washington, Penn.

Fourth Circuit -North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Hugh L. Bond, Baltimore.