New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23
CIN-sLIYGER pOG-FIGHTER AND POLIIl-
CLAN FOR PLUMBER.

STERLING GEO. H.-Appointed Chief Weigh1
pr: BROOKLYN ward politician ana hquor uea4cI
politician for plundST II pla.e u DBL nrbic
slemar according TO all accounts E1ue. Pd don
officer: Office controls 300 laboreIs ldle 20 ueIy
mat this is the cause of change 1852; SEPT l
NewYork World A. Br9ok A. Ilada of Bacon
whose integrity beyond question: accuracy,
promptness and industry of record removed lOr
reasons not given no apparent motive eAcVl' ~, -
troll OF laborers' votes by Democratic Welener
1S86 Sept 6: New-York Times. and a. mere
was time when a politician had his pointer Gos
carried on Custom House payroll Les plsc ,
sble Than deliberate selection AldermanIc lGu"r
seller in Dlace Of old experienced oflcer ana giI,o
soldier We would sooner see dog OF the rOlS
than Sterling Evening Post 1Ss5' sept. ~
New-York World A. On one s OSc'S 9o Srw-YorlZ
World G. Ills dog fight in November, So q $50:
Sept 10; The Tribune, J Strong protest OF Ci i
Service Association. and appointment I'LL ~ -
gal aDpeal 90 President. VINO decided III
reguir-l according 10 custOm: Sce1IHS SUI
pended President and Secretary knowing 1nr A"Cts
that must be brought 10 Their atOGnOloH -.
likely 10 make the situation worse by relnstaJhg
lin Il ss5 Sept 3 New-l ork Times, A. hules
Of Civil Service altered in order to permit appon
mont regardless Of his standing IN eA"h'I 4
1889 Nov 10: NewHOrlS World, A. iasses
examination thrteth in list with i've veterans
above him: law requires that one be preIerreu,
O'Brien appointed q eS5. Nov 10; Ne"-l ork
TTmes t. Appointed Port Warden by Governor
HiIl rejoicing Democrats 1853, Nov. y; New
York Times. j. ,s.t
STEVENS.-Appointed Governor OF ldaho'
Runn savs 81 old ilterate and buIl-headed; has
moss all over him hasn't moved an inch IN twenty
years: has acted in political concert with Mormon
element a dozen years or more lsSJ, Oct
Newly rk Times, /.
STEVENSON A E-Appointed First Assistant
Postmaster General; has gradually raised dAlly
totals of new Postmasters till they begin 10 read
like cholera statistics in Spain Yesterday he beat
The record with 24O; noticeable that greatest
havoc is in Virginia Ohio and New or<. where I'M
povtant campaigns are opening. Washington star
1889 Aug s: New-iOrk Orld g. iie Saws II
any Republican Postmaster remains IN virginia 10
is because no one has asked 10 nave MN pun ouJ
1855 Nov IA New-N ork Times. 81 RECORD Tor
first four weeks most gratifying 10 Roou Deho-
Gratis: 548 new Posrmasters, average oOO 10 eaci,
and Stevenson is only just getting his hanu ID
1sa5 Aug q; New-Yorly World. A. -
STEWART. FRED J.-POstmaSter ao Ne w
berry. Mich arrested with his deputy, u w
Hner charged with embezzlement; was actiVe
poIitician and Democratic county treasurer iloeo,
Nav z: New-YOrk Times. j. lie
STIVERS w P.-Veteran for 2 ana d .a4
wears on route between New-Yorlz and WASHINGTON
railway mail clerk promoted for skill ana eApe1-
fence was told resignation accepted; had noe ro-
signed then told IL polite way OF ulsi s9ans
him Baltimore Democrat appointed; by trcr1Sg
Of Dickinson large number Of experienced cierhs,
who had been retained because necessary I'd Una, glaS
service were dismissed and service demoiai%eu
(lSss. June 10; The Tribune A. c..1
STOCKTON, RICHARD. -Appolnted Non ~
6eneral at Rotterdam; had never Vo'ed as " Wv