New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-03
DEPARTMENT CHANGES.
DIRECTIONS TO THE sHERIFF's sUBoRDIyA'

DIRECTIONS To THE sHERIFFS sUBoRDlNATEs
No business of public Importance was trans
acted at the sherifs Office yesterday The deputies
were busy arranging their apartments, and body OF
cleaners and painters had possession Of the Sher.hs
private During the day Sheriff Conner wrote the
following letter TO his subordnates
SnERIFF's OFFICE, NEW YORK, Jan !. 1874
DEAR SIR II is my intention 70 have all tho tfansac
tons this Office conducted III courteous. business
like and satisfactory manner from "a M. 10 a. D. u .
ii expected that the deputies clerks, anu all the AT
aches wiz be In attendance at this Office. except those
who in the discharge Of their official duties, mecca
sary absent That every one may be enabled to attend
to ms particular business Without contsioh OF o5s %
time, expected thai no person VIII haus9 ln louu
or bOisterOus conversation, or permit the iOunSilS
around of visitors not having Official business 10
transact Smoking in any OF the apartments connecIen
this office during business hours Is posi'VeJ pro-
Deputies and their clerks assistants will remain in
t.eIdnce their several departments and not yisi
business A due observance of these regulations vii
gre.tlv facilitate correct and prompt discharge OF
your Official business WITH the profession and otiers
Yours truly, WM. c. CONNER. Sheriff.
The list of Deputy Sherfs WAS completed yesterday
by tie appointment of Harvey Schohed represent
alive Of the new district of wesches ter The Warden
Of Ludow.st Jail WIN. A. Ddnha;n has tic following
assistants:
Watchncn, Francis Hughes WIN. H. Dabbs, ana jacques
sshiuitz; Nj ht Watchmen, Thomas Connolly Thomas
Williams and Patrick McCdrthy; Engineer, John Z.
Frazer.
Patrick Coughlin and Michael Daily have been sp-
pointed Special Deputies to convey c0nvcts from the
Ioinbs to sing Sing. County Clerk Walsh has made the
following additional changes in his office:
John Won Claim late Of the SherPs office. appointed
clerk to Supreme Court Circuit Part Ill, lii place
OF Thomas F. Giiroy, removed; Thomas f. Grady. as
recording clerk in the County Clerks office In place Of
James w. Connolly removed; John Kennedy as mes
senger in place Of Alexander EDelsbacber, removed.
Michael Conway, late jantor IN the SherTns Office, has
been appointed anitor In the County Clerks Office.
Among changes consequent upon the accession OF
the new County Clerk. Mr.. Walsh, Is the removal Of
Richard C. Beamish. Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
Chambers and the appointment Of MI Sinclair as his
successor.
The Commissioners Of the Department Of Public Parks
have made the following additional resppointments:
Frederick Law Olmsted landscape architect $500
per annum j. WIay Mould associate architect, $500
per apnum; julius Munepurtz, experimenting aren't.
tect. 1850 annum John Bogart engineer ~ 200 per
annuin Frederick L. Underhil ana Charles H. Harris
assistant engineers. 800 per snnum Howard
A. Martin George Ii. Harrison. clerks, $500
per annum Samuel L. HOughton b0okkeeper. $500 per
annum A G. Pratt assistant bookkeeper, 81 500 per
mum Frank A. Calkins and MAX l.. ThomspOl, sur
yeyors 81 800 and 81 400 per Otto Sbeth draughts
man. 81 500 per lannum AIel Holmgren draughtsInan.
81 400 per annum Arthur Krause and Ed. M. Kemp
draughtsmen; Ii. Hermans, r. J. Mshoney. Daniel
CAM bell, Edward A. Miller rOdmen Charles b. Mil
lard ward Van ValkenDurgh Michael j. Key, chain
men; Patrick Philips, Joseph H. Choate. W. A. Jefers
NJ q. Robinson, Frank Ode, John Gleason, COrtlandt
f. Palmer, axnen; ". l.. Salmon, tapeman Jonathan
Gsddes, labOrer; William 4. Beams has been appointed
property clerk. 1850 per aunum Carn0t Meeksr and
Christopher Smith. foremen.