National Republican., 1886-08-04
APPOINTED AND DISMISSED.
Recent Changes Made in the Different
DepRrtments.

The following are the recent promotions.
appointments, and dlsmissals made in the
different departments:
In the Treasury-second Auditors 01lce-
Appointments Mrs. Rosa Townsend, John
Morrill,, James NJ. Burnham, and Mrs. Zorilda
Beach, TO SSi0j Mrs. Maria Donnelly, Mrs. A.
g, Falk, Mrs >. NJ. MeCady, Mrs. +. x. Lyford,
Belle Dorset, Mrs Julia Williams, Miss o. f.
Elliott, Miss H. NJ Woods Charles Ashley
John Num- Mrs. Maggie; Cameron, Mrs. $. ";
Weeks, Miss y. J. Carter, and VIM. l.. Lemon,
70 $40; Miss julia Fracker, Miss A. E. Corne-
Illus, Miss Maggie Ryan, John B. Stone Nat
+, Odell, Charles l.. Ricketts,, and II. NJ. West
otnce OF the Secretary ry-Appolntments: VIM.
Richardson, Charles Chapman, Philip De Nos,
Edward SMoQueenie, and Henry Stewart, to
s660; George X. Marble, elevator conductor, at
s720i Robert Rudd, skilled laborer, at s72Oi
son, and Charles Bell, iaborers at $500 John
Sutton, II. N. Dobson, and Henry McDermott,
laborers, at $500; Edward Simms, fireman, at
sS,SO George r. Dolloy, fireman. at sGSo John
$500; John Rush, J, b. Cornell, assistant .eugI.
neers, at $40; George MeGoines, assistant
messengers, at sI2Oi VIM. B. Griffith, skilled
laborer, at sS40 Moses DAVIS, reduced from
$50 to s720i John Edridge, reduced from
$40 to $500. John Trainor, from $500 TO $40.
William +; Swan, $500 to $3.50: q, q, Lindsay,
Third Auditors odice-Wm. J.. Q. Waddill,
Bureau Of statistics-J. A. McDuflie, reduced
from 500 to $40; James A. Wetmore, slioo
Robert Gray, TO laborer, $500, in the office OF
the life-saving service.
In the War Department the following
changes have been made, necessitated by
the requirements Of the legislative appro-
priation bill;
n n n
liam II. Fuller claims rolD, reduced from class
2 to class l. l.. o. Pasey, $1,000. Mrs. Harriet
Chur, copyist, and Miss Jane z. Montgomery
ME L. Ioomis, Miss Annie q. Davis, and +. A.
Washington, promoted from 1000 to class |.
Mrs. Annie Harding, Mrs. Clara T. Emory
Sd 10 regular s rO at bTSTe Frank Fshsf
copyist transferred and promoted to class
$1,000. s. GO. I'M, Pipes aud d. D. Tomp.
kins, transferred and reduced from class to
Dismlssals@ Henry e. Fltz, II. C. Latshaw,
NJ. Sallade, Peter Meleudy, A. y. Reeve,
agents; e. p Corraizier., class 2; Charles W.
| Miss Margaret 8. North, class /; Wililm d..
| Hughes, class 1; Mrs. NJ. s. Davis, Miss Il. NJ.
Hooe, Mrs; Marion Goodall. Mrs. A. G. Wyeth,
and Mrs. Mary Q. Mitchell, copyists, and Fan
A @. O.-W. /. Taylor, s. G. Mitchell, A . K.
Randle, q. f. Pollock. and a. Il. Pratt, pro
| Meyn, class /, dismissed: William +. Tucker,
elevator conductor, dismissed; Alexander Nc.
| Gulggen, engineer signal office, dismissed.
The following appointments in the patent
| Office have been made:
Laborers at s60O-Miss Halle Bowen, Mlssis.
| sippi Miss Bessie w. Mason, West Virginia.
| Mrs. Mitchell, Iowa; Miss Bessie g. Mason,
| Virginia; Miss Carrie Prockett, Alabama; Jas.
| Lightfoot, Virginia; Miss Eulalie Gardner,
| louisiana; Mrs. Mallie Moore, Ohio; Miss
Mitchell, Virginia. Skilled laborers at s72O-
Henry st. Weeden, District Of Columbia; Jessie
| Q. johnson, District of Columbia; Miss Queene
| Smith, Mississippi, and J. Mcclure, Virginia.