Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08
Treasury Department Changes,

The followlng-named persons have received
appointments under civil-service rules viz:
Milton Allies, Of Ohio, to a clerkship of the
$1,000 class in the Office of the Secretary of the
Treasury; D. N. Hildreth, of New Hampshire,
draughtsman, at $500 per annum; P. NJ. Jack
son, OF North Carolina, draughtsman, at $50
per month and James Page, of MARYLAND,
computer, at $50 per month, in the Office of
the superintendent Of the United States coast
and geodetic survey.
Promotions-Mrs. NJ. L. DeSaussure, of
South Carolina, from S720 to the $500 class,
and Miss Alice Tyler of Maryland, from $500
to 81 900 class in the Office of the treasurer of
the United States; Miss Eugene Laskey, of the
District of Columbia, from $500 to the $500
Hall, Of Pennsylvania, from S840 to the q, 900
class, Office Of the sixth auditor; Mrs. HSR.
Doolittle, of New York. from $3.50 to $40:
Thos. II. Ellis, Of Virginia, from $40 to the
81 900 class, and Chas. p. Freeman. Of Geor-
gia. ffcm class to class 4, in the Office of the
Secretary; Miss NJ. A. Robbins. of Georgia,
from %. so to % per day, in the Office of the
supervising architect; Miss E. A. Mcdonald. of
New York, from $500 to the $500 class, in the
Office Of the third auditor; Mrs. E. T. Wood, of
New York, from the $500 class to class /, in the
Office Of the first auditor, and Nathaniel Rob-
erts, of Pennsylvania, from $3.50 to Sc per
day, in the Office of the supervising architect
Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
General land ofice-Transfers Mrs. Marie
F. Sylvester, Of Massachusetts,, and Mrs. Gar
vim, Of New Hampshire, to pension Office as
copyists at $500.
Office of Indian affairs-Transfer: Dawson A.
Blanchard. OF Louisiana, clerk at $1,000, to
pension Office
Pension office-Promotions Herman Gauss,
Of Connecticut, $1,000 to 1880; Eugene B.
O'Reilly, Of Pennsylvania, VIM. Hatton, of New
Jersey, Edward F. Harris, Of New York, Chas.
II. Jonas, jr., OF Louisiana, Hugh Moore, of
Illinois, Geo. 81. Robertson, of New York,
of Iowa, Chas. E. Lusby, of Michigan, and Jas.
8. Cowdon, Of Louisiana, 81, 200 to 81 400 Miss
Laura Bangs, of District Of Columbia, JAS E.
Hunt, of Maryland, Robert A. Etty, of Ohio,
Isaac d. Laferty, of Pennsylvania, VIM. w.
White Of, ct New ; York, Thos; & g: Whitsomb, Of
bia, VIM. c. Upham, of Tennessee, Mrs.
Margaret V. Brown, of Tennessee, George r.
Brumblay, of Indiana, Warren W. Foster, Of Con-
necticut, Miss Jennie A. Hayden, Of New York,
Jas. O'C. Roberts, OF Alabama, Geo. W. Uline, of
Ohio, and Jas. L. Johnson, Of South Coarolina,
$1,000 to 1900; Miss Carrie NJ. Johnston, of
Illinois, Chas. A. March, of Illinois, Judson w.
Pulliam. of Kentucky, Mrs. Mary A. Saltmer
of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Hattie L. Scribner, of
Illinois, Jas. F. Wilkes, of Ohio, Robt. N. Nor
ris, Of the District of Columbia Mrs. Henrietta
X. Hogan, of Massachusetts,, Miss Belle Pud-
ney, of Indiana, and Richard s. Trapier, of
North Carolina, $500 to $1,000; Nathaniel H.
Stevens, of New Jersey, Andrew D. pryal. of
California, and VIM. F. Fort, of New York,
clerks at 81 200 to special examiners at 81 400:
Francis B. Lloyd, of South Carolina, clerk at
81, 900 to special examiner; AndrewJ. Poulson,
of Missouri, copyist at $500 to special examiner.
Transfers in grade: Adolphe Berger, of nli-
nois, clerk at 81 800 to special examiner; Chas.
W. Brown, of Illinois, clerk at 81 400 to special
examiner.