Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31
CHANGES IN THE OFFICES.


Owing to the fact that the President did not
sign the legislative bill until last evening the
changes caused by that bill in the clerical
force OF the various departments will not be
made until next week.
IN THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
however, Joseph T. Byrne, of the District, wal
appointed stenographer to Second Assistant
Postmaster General Knott; two skilled
draughtsmen in the topographer's office, and
two clerks at 81 900 in the Second Assistance
office were dismissed. The other changes viii
consist OF transfers from one bureau to another
becomes an independent bureau, OF which Mr.
Baird, the present chief becomes the superin
c ce1ndent, and MI: W. Perry, iourth-ca as
Office.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
In the pension office a few changes were
made, but the bulk will not be made until Gen.
Black returns from San Francisco.
In, In the general land office one 600 clerk and
Two $500 clerks were dismissed.
There were thirty dismissals in the patent Of
hce: In the other bureaus the changes author.
lzeo oy the bill will be made next week.
PATENT OFFICE CLERKS DROPPED.
The following clerks in the Patent office have
been dropped, owing to reduced appropria-
tions:
Clerks Of class two: Alfred Lockhart, Joseph
G: .Wildman, Thomas r. Young, Ebenezer
Clerks of Glass one-Nellie D. Tannehill, Mrs
saliie w. Gardner, Mollie E. Smoot, Mrs: Mary
a. Merriam, John B. Hines J. Green Moore,
Charles NJ. lrelan.
skilled draftsman-John E. Clark.
Haskell, Helen NJ Hotchkiss, Esther A. Meikle.
Mary 81 Mary TsyS,
Laura :. Morse. =. John 'l"' o6ennsli
w. West Mary Gh Sooner Charles Mec
Chapman, Digby v. Bell, jr., Bernard Drew,
Mrs. Alice M. Scott
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Promotions In the office OF the first controller:
H. G. Howard, from class to class 3; E. 1.
Rimick, from class to class 3; Silas l.. Lupton,
from class to class 2; George T. Baxter, from
class to class 2; G. M. Seaman, from 81 900 to
class 1.
r. a. Hartshorn, from class to class 8, in
the office of the second controller.
II. NJ. Black, from class to class 2; E. s. Will
COX, from 5000 to class @ in the office of the con
trOller of the currency.
Nj. X. Lowry, from class to class 2. in the
office of the register.
Miss Louisa ]. Otis, from $1,000 to class 1;
office of internal revenue.
John Culbert, from class to class 2, in the
Office of the Secretary.
Waugh, laborer, $500; Frederick Weber
Miss Jennie 6. Bone, laborer, $3.50; j. I. Ensle'
ii. Mccarthy, isborer, $3.50; f Il: McDsyist
laborer, $500. Promotions: Miss II. F. Hall,
from S72o to $40; Miss Christina Hendricks,
1920 to $40; II. G. Trader, $500 to $72O;
Lindley Fogg, from 81 900 to $1,000; J. NJ.
Simpson, from 81 900 to 81 200.
In the Treasurer's otfice-A. II. Qualff, pro-
NOTED from teller to vault clerk, at $4,000;
Gideon c. Bantz, from assistant teller to teller,
at $1,000; James \. Sample, from clerk class 4
to assistant teller, at 81, 2OO William II.
k sdng. from nonio clerk class to cerb at
min +. Trenis,, at s., 900; Mrs. H: II.
Role. at 81 900: Mrs. 4. r. Blague, at 81 900;
Mrs. Mary +. Meem, 81 900; Mrs. NJ. J. David
son, 81 900; Daniel Robertson, laborer, $500
Mowers, assistant messenger, $40; James Dew.
lin, SS4O John Oliver, laborer, S74O Lee Pitch
lynn, S72O; Mrs. E. NJ. Zane, clerk, 500;
Richard W: Moore, appointed clerk. 500;
bert Gray, appointed laborer at $500; James F.
Campbell, laborer, to compositor and pressman
at $500 per diem; George F. Erdmau, ap-
Miss Mary A. White, appointed feeder, $500;
Miss Mary b. Miller, appointed feeder, $500;
Miss Ida A: Fowler. appointed feeder, $3.50;
MISS Julia r. Webster, appointed separator,
$500; Miss Sarah A. Goddard, appointed sepa-
rator, $3.50; Miss Catherine X. Davis, appointed
separator, $500.
Arthur Donnelly and q. w. Meredith, from
labOrer to assistant messenger; G. X. Merrick
and Mrs. K. F. Whitehead, Miss S. A. Hayes,
Mrs. +. X. Smalley, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bostick, Mrs. s.
!. Twiggs, Mrs. Julia d. Ryanhard, Miss A. E.
Gratfin, Michael ONeill, Mrs. s. c. Jones, Miss
+. z. Goddard, from laborers to money order
assorters; Is. F. Gorden, from assistant messen-
ger TO messenger; Alexander Armstrong, from
cabinet maker to labOrer.
Harry A. BarrOws, treasurers Office, pro-
NOTED from $500 to $1,000.
Bureau of statistics-William F. Wallace,
promoted from laborer TO assistant messenger;
Miss Kate b. Thompson, reduced from $500 to
to $72O. Florence +. Webster, appointed $72O.