The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-02
THE WASHINGTON CRITIC SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 1880

cabinctmakers, W pc, day cafh; ono
cabinetmaker, 80 per day. one foreman
of bindery, So per day four binders,
81 per day; one sewer and folder, $3.50
per day.
Supervising Architect, $500; assist
ant and chief clerk, $500; one princi
pal clerk, $4,000, photographer, 5000;
two clerks of class three, three clerks
of class one, one clerk, 5000; and one
assistant messenger.
First Comptroller of the Treasury
First Comptroller, 50 1000; deputy comp
trollcr, $2,700; four chiefs of division,
So, 100 each six clerks of class four,
twelve clerks of class three, eleven
clerks of class two; eleven clerks of
class one, three clerks, $1,000 each,
and eight clerks 5000 each; ono mes.
senger and three laborers
Second Comptroller of the Treasury.
Second Comptroller, $4,000; deputy
comptroller, $2,700; seven chiefs of di.
vision, 81, 100 each; ten clerks of class
four, ten clerks of class three, ten clerks
of class two, ten clerks of class one;
two clerks, $1,000 each; five clerks,
5000 each; one messenger and three la
borers. Additional force in the Second
Comptroller's office: Three clerks of
class four, three clerks of class three
and two clerks Of class one.
Commissioner of Customs, $1,000;
deputy commissioner, $2,250; two
chiefs of divisions, $2,iOO each, two
clerks of class four, five clerks of class
three, eleven clerks of class two, nine
clerks of class one; two clerks, $1,000
each one assistant messenger, and one
laborer.
First Auditor. First Auditor 5000;
deputy auditor $2,250; four chiefs of
division, $1,000 each; seven clerks of
class four, ten clerks of class three,
eleven clerks of class two, eighteen
clerks of class one; three clerks, 81 900
each; two copyists and two counters,
5000 each; two assistant messengers
and two laborers.
Second Auditor. - Second Auditor,
$4,000; deputy auditor. $2.250; six
chiefs of division, $4,000 each; eight
clerks of class four, forty clerks of class
three. fifty-five clerks Of class two,
forty eight clerks of class one; eight
clerks, $1,000 each; three assistant
messengers and eight laborers
Third Auditor, $500; deputy au-
ditor, $2, $50; seven chiefs of division,
$1,000 each; six clerks of class four,
sixteen clerks Of class three. fifty six
clerks of class two, forty clerks of class
one; six clerks, 81 1000 each; eight
clerks. 5000 each; one assistant messen.
ger, six laborers and one female laborer,
1880 Additional force in the Third
Auditors office: Five clerks of class
three, seven clerks of class two, ant
eight clerks of class one.
Fourth Auditor. Auditor
$500; deputy auditor, $2,250; three
chiefs of division, $4,000 each; two
clerks Of class four fourteen clerks OF
class three, eight clerks of class two
nine clerks of class one; three clerks
81 900 each; five clerks, 5000 each; on,
assistant messenger and two laborcrs
Fifth Auditor.-Fifth Auditor 3d.
600; deputy auditor, 81, $50; three chief
of division, SO, 600 each; four clerks o
class four, five clerks of class three
four clerks Of class two, six clerks o
class one; two clerks, 81 900 each; fou
clerks, 5000 each; one messenger an
two laborers.
Auditor of the Treasury for the Pos,
Office Experimentation, $500
deputy auditor. $2,250; clerk clerk
$4,000; ten chiefs of division. $500
each; fifteen clerks of class four. sixty
six clerks of class three, cighty-tw
clerks of class two, sixty clerks o
class one, fifty-three clerks, 81 900 each
thirty-one female assorters of money
orders, 5000 each; four assorters o
money-orders, $720 each; three assistan
messengers, twenty laborers.
Treasurer. Treasure $4,000; assis,
ant treasurer, $3,800; cashier, $4,000
assistant cashier, $780, chief clerk
$4,000; five chiefs of divisions, $3.50
each; one principal bookkeeper, 1900
one assistant boolSkeeper, 80, 400; tw
tellers, $4,000 each; two assistant tell
ers, $3.50 each; twenty-six clerks O
class four, seventeen clerks of elias
three. fifteen clerks of class two. on
coin clerk, 81 400; twenty-three clerk
class one, five clerks, $1,000 each
eighty clerks, $500 EACH six messer
gers, six assistant messengers, thirty
three laborers, $40 each.
Force employed in redecming the ma
tional currency: Superintendent, $500
one principal teller and one principG
bookkeeper, $4,000 each; one assistar
bookkeeper, $2 400; one assistant teller
$1,000; two clerks of class four, thre
clerks of class three, four clerks @
class two, twenty clerks of class ONT
fifteen clerks, $1,000 each; tiftee
clerks, 5000 each; three assistant me-
sengers.
Register of the Treasury. -Registe
of the Treasury, $4,000; assistant regis
ter. $2,250; five chiefs of division
$4,000 each; eighteen clerks of elias
four; seventeen clerks of ella three
fifteen clerks of class two; twent
clerks of class one; four clerks, 81 ,0O
each; fifty.five copyists, 5000 each; on
messenger; five assistant messenger
and seven laborers.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Comntroller 81 600. dpnuty cOmDtrolle