President of the United States-GROVER CLEVELAND, of New York, salary,...

Private Secretary-DANIEL S. LAMONT, of New York, salary,

$50,000 3,250

[The Vice Presidency is vacant, by reason of the death of Mr. Hendricks.] The Cabinet.

Secretary of State-THOMAS FRANCIS BAYARD, of Delaware,salary, $8,000 Secretary of the Treasury-CHARLES S. FAIRCHILD, of New York, salary,

8,000 Secretary of War-WILLIAM C. ENDICOTT, of Massachusetts, salary, 8,000 Postmaster General-DON M. DICKINSON, of Michigan, salary, Attorney General-AUGUSTUS H. GARLAND, of Arkansas, salary,. Secretary of the Navy-WILLIAM C. WHITNEY, of New York, salary, Secretary of the Interior-WILLIAM F. VILAS, of Wisconsin, salary,

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

Principal Department Officers.

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary-James S. Rives (1887), New York, $4,500.

Second Assistant Secretary-Alvey A. Adee (1886), District of Columbia,$3,500. Third Assistant Secretary-John B. Moore (1886), Delaware, $3,500.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary-Hugh S. Thompson (1887), New York, $4,500.
Assistant Secretary-Isaac H. Maynard (1886), South Carolina, $4,500.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing-Edward O. Graves (1885), New York,
$4,500.

Supervising Architect--William A. Frezet, (1887), Louisiana, $4,500.
First Comptroller-Milton J. Durham (1885), Kentucky, $5,000.
Second Comptroller-Sigourney Butler (1887), Massachusetts, $5,000.

Commissioner of Customs-John S. McCalmont (1885), Pennsylvania, $4,000.
First Auditor-James Q. Chenoweth (1885), Texas, $3,600.
Second Auditor--William A. Day (1885), Illinois, $3,600.
Third Auditor-John S. Williams (1885), Indiana, $3,600.
Fourth Auditor-Charles M. Shelley (1885), Alabama, $3,600.
Fifth Auditor-Anthony Eickhoff (1885), New York, $3,600.
Sixth Auditor-Daniel McConville (1885), Ohio, $3,600.
Treasurer U. S.-James W. Hyatt (1887), Connecticut, $6,000.

* Arranged in the order of succession named in the Presidential Succession act of January 19, 1886.

Register of the Treasury-William S. Rosecrans (1885), California, $4,000. Comptroller of the Currency-William L. Trenholm (1886), South Carolina

$5,000.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue-Joseph S. Miller (1885), West Virginia,

$6,000.

Solicitor of Internal Revenue-Charles Chesley (1871), New Hampshire, $4,500. Commissioner of Navigation-Charles B. Morton (1886), Maine, $3,600. Director of the Mint-James P. Kimball (1885), Pennsylvania, $4,000. Superintendent U. S. Coast Survey (acting)-Frank M. Thorn (1885), New York, $6,000.

Supervising Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service-John B. Hamilton (1879), Illinois, $4,000.

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

Solicitor of the Treasury-Alexander McCue (1885) New York, $4,500.

Superintendent of Life-Saving Service-Sumner I. Kimball (1878), Maine,

$4,000,

Chief of Bureau of Statistics-William F. Switzler (1885), Missouri, $3,000.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Adjutant General-Richard C. Drum (1880), Pennsylvania, $5,500.
Assistant Adjutant General-John C. Kellon (1880), $4,500.
Inspector General-Absalom Baird (1885), Pennsylvania, $5,500.
Quartermaster General-Samuel B. Holabird (1883), Connecticut, $5,500.
Commissary General-Robert Macfeely (1875), Pennsylvania, $5,500.
Surgeon General-John Moore (1886), Indiana, $5,500.

Chief Medical Purveyor-J. H. Baxter (1874), Vermont, $4,500.
Paymaster General-William B. Rochester (1882), New York, $5,500.
Chief of Engineers-James C. Duane (1886), New York, $5,500,
Chief of Ordnance-Stephen V. Benet (1874), Florida, $5,500.

Acting Judge Advocate General-Guido N. Lieber (1885), New York, $5,500.
Chief Signal Officer-Adolphus W. Greely, (1887), $5,500.

Officer in Charge of Public Buildings and Washington Monument-John M. Wilson (1888), $4,500.

Officer in Charge of War Records-Henry M. Lazelle (1887), $3,500.

NAVY DEPARTMENT-CHIEFS OF BUREAUS.

Bureau of Yards and Docks-David B. Harmony (1885), Pennsylvania, $5,000. Bureau of Navigation-John G. Walker (1881), Massachusetts, $5,000. Bureau of Ordnance-Montgomery Sicard (1881), Dist. of Columbia, $5,000. Bureau of Provision and Clothing--James Fulton (1886), Tennessee, $5,000. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery-F. M. Gunnell (1884), Dist. of Col., $5,000. Bureau of Construction and Repair -Theodore D. Wilson (1886), New York, $5,000.

Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting--Winfield S. Schley (1884), Maryland, $5,000.

Bureau of Steam Engineering-Charles H. Loring (1884), Mass., $5,000.
Judge Advocate General-William B. Remey (1878), Iowa, $4,500.
Commandant of Marine Corps-Charles G. McCauley (1876), Louisiana, $4,500.
POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

First Assistant Postmaster General-Adlai E. Stevenson (1885), Illinois, $4,000.
Second Assistant Postmaster General- A. Leo Knott (1885), Maryland, $4,000.

Third Assistant Postmaster General-Henry R. Harris (1887), Georgia, $4,000. Assistant Attorney General for Post-Office Department-Edwin E. Bryant (1885), California, $4,000.

Superintendent of Foreign Mails-Nicholas M. Bell (1885), Missouri, $3,000.
Supt. of Money-Order System-Charles F. Macdonald (1864), Mass., $3,500.
General Superintendent of Railway Mail Service-Thomas E. Nash, $3,500.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

First Assistant Secretary-Henry L. Muldrow (1885), Mississippi, $4,500.
Assistant Secretary-David L. Hawkins (1886), Missouri, $4,000.
Assistant Attorney General-Zachariah Montgomery (1885), California, $5,000.
Commissioner of the General Land Office- $1,000.

Commissioner of Pensions-John C. Black (1885), Illinois, $5,000.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs-John D. C. Atkins (1885), Tennessee, $4,000. Commissioner of the Patent Office- Benton J. Hall (1887), Iowa, $5,000. Commissioner of Railroads-Joseph E. Johnson (1885), Virginia, $4.500. Commissioner of Education-Nathaniel H. R. Dawson (1886), Alabama, $3,000. Director of Geological Survey-John W. Powell (1881), Illinois, $6,000. Commissioner of Labor--Carroll D. Wright (1884), Massachusetts, $3.000. Architect of the Capitol-Edward Clark (1865), Pennsylvania, $4,500.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Solicitor General-George A. Jenks (1886), Pennsylvania, $7,000.

Assistant Attorneys General-Robert A. Howard, Arkansas; William A. Maury, Virginia, $5,000 each.

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

Public Printer-Thomas E, Benedict (1886), New York, $4,500.,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Commissioner-Norman J. Colman (1885), Missouri, $4,500. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

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

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.

Commissioners-Alfred P. Edgerton, Indiana'; John H. Oberly, Illinois; Charles Lyman, Connecticut, $3,500 each.

Chief Examiner-William H. Webster, Connecticut, $3,000.

JUDICIARY.

Supreme Court of the United States.

The court holds annual sessions at Washington, commencing on the second Monday in October.

Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller,
Justice Samuel F. Miller,

Justice Stephen J. Field,
Justice Joseph P. Bradley,
Justice John M. Harlan,
Justice Stanley Matthews,
Justice Horace Gray,
Justice Samuel Blatchford,
Justice Lucius Q. C. Lamar,
Clerk of the

Supreme Court (

Appointed from
Illinois,

James H. McKenney,

Marshal-John M. Wright,

Reporter-J. C. Bancroft Davis,

....

Commission. Salary.
- $10,500
July 16, 1862. 10,000
Mar. 10, 1863. 10,000

New Jersey,

Mar. 21, 1870. 10,000

.Kentucky,

. Ohio,.

Kentucky,
.New York,

Dec. 20, 1881. 10,000

. . . . Mar. 23, 1882. 10,000 . Jan. 17, 1888. 10,000