The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-02

S9,lOO; chief clerk, 81 500; two clerks elias
four one statistician, Sl,SO1; two clerks
Of class three, one trar slator, l,6Jl 20 W
clerks Of class two, six clerks Of class one,
two clerks, 81 coo each; seven copyists, two
copyisis, 500 each; one copyist S12O; on
assistant messenger two luborers, $50
each; ono laborer, SlOOi one laborer, $3.50.
Commissioner of Railroads Commits
sioncr, $500; bool,hocper $9,lOJ; railroad
engineer, $2,5C0; one clerk Of class four;
one clerk Of class three; one cDpyist aud
one assistant messenger
Geological Survey Director, 5000; cV.
ccutlye officer, $1,000 chief clerk, 81, 100;
chief discussing clerk, 81, 400; librarian,
$1,000, photographers, 81 800, three assistant
photographers, one 5000, one $40 and one
$50; two clerks Of class one, one clerk,
81 600 four clerks, 5000, four copyists, S1!)
each; one Waterman, $40; four wutchmcn,
5000 each, one ianitor 5000; four mcssen-
gers, $3.50 each.
Sureyor-G General There are sixteen sur
yeyors-genoral, and they receive from
$1,000 to $500
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Whole number employed in general
office, G95.
Postmaster General 5000 chief clerk
Postmaster General, $500; stcuographcr,
S1,s00; appointment clerk, 81 800; law clerk
$500; and one clerk of class four; two
clerks of class three; one clerk Of class
two; three clerks of class one; one clerk
$1,000; one copyst; one messenger.
First Assistant ostmaster-Gencral, 81 900;
chief clerk, $4,000, and while the Office is
held by the present incumbent $500 addi-
tional; chief of salary aud allowance Ill
vision, 5000; chief of appointment di
vision, $1,000; chief OF bond division,
! $1,000: twenty clerks of class three; one
clerk of class three to act as stenographor
and department telegraph operator; six
clerks of class two; sixteen clerks of class
one; four clerks, 81, 900 each; superintend-
ent division postoflicc supplies, $1,000; one
clerk Of class three; four clerks Of class
one; two clerks, 5000 each; four clerks,
! $1,000 each four assistant messengers;
seven laborers; superintendent of free de-
livery, 100; one clerk of class four, one
clerk Of class two, one clerk of class one.
Second Assistant Postmaster General,
$4,000; chief clerk, 81, 900; chief of division
of inspection, $1,000 superintendent OF
railway adjustment, $4,000; ten clerks Of
class four; thirty-four clerks of class three;
eighteen clerks of class two; eighteen clerks
of class one; nine clerks, 81 900 each; three
female clerks, 5000 each three assistant
messengers and one laborer.
Third Assistant Postmaster General, 81
600; chief clerk, $1,000; chief division of
dead letters, $2,250; chief division Of post
age stamps, s., $50; chief of finance division,
$4,000; six clerks of class four; nineteen
clerks of class three; thirty clerks OF class
two; foity-two clerks Of class one; ten
clerks, 81 900 each; eight female clerks,
81 200 each; two additional clerks of class
two; fifty-four female clerks 5000 each; six
female clerks, S720 each; three assistant
messengers; eight laborers; four female
laborers $3.50 each.
Superintendent of Foreign Mails, $1,000;
chief clerk, 81, 200; one clerk of class four;
three clerks of class three; one clerk of
class two; one clerk of class one; two clerks,
81 eco each; one assistant messenger.
Superintendent of the money-order sys-
TEN, 50 500: chief clerk, $1,000; six clerks
of class four; eight clerks of class three;
five clerks of class two; ten clerks Of class
one; six clerks, 81 COO each; five clerks,
5000 each
Office of Mail Depredations. -Chief clerk,
$1,000; one clerk of class three; two clerks
of class two; five clerks of class one; two
clerks, $1,000 each; one assistant messen-
ger.
Photographer, $500; four skilled
draughtsmen, $500 each; three skilled
draughtsmen, 81 600 each; four skilled
draughtsmen, 81, 400 each; three skilled
draughtsmen, 81 200 each; one examiner,
81 200; one clerk of class two; one map
mounter, 81, 200; one assistant map mounter,
ST20; one assistant messenger two watch
men, and four female clerks, 5000 each.
Special agents of the Postofllce Depart.
ment receive salary at the rate Of not
more than $1,000 year, and S. per day fol
actual and necessary travelling expenses
except such, not exceeding ten in number
as are assigned to duty at important points
who receive $1,000 per annum. Rout,
agents receive from 800 to 81 200 and rail
way postal clerks from Sl,20O to 81, 400 pei
annum.
) Letter carriers receive from $500 to 81 ,0Ol
per year; auxiliary letter carriers receive
, S4C0 per year.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
: Whole number employed, 4i6.
Attorney General, 5000; Solicltor-Gen
$1,000 three Assistant Acknowledgement
$4,000 each; one Assistant Attorney-Gen
, eral of the Postofllce Department, $4,000
, Solicitor of the Internal Revenue, $1,000
a examiner OF claims, $500 two asslstan
, attorneys, $4,000 each; three assistant at
y tomeys, So, 800 each; one assistant attorney
, $1,000; law clerk and examiner of titles
y 80, 1O0; chief clerk and eX-oflicio superin
+, tendent of the building, $1,000; stenogra
: phic clerk, 81, 800; two law clerks, 81, 000
five clerks of class four, additional for dis
bursting clerk, and clerk in charge Of par
dons, 5000 each three clerks OF class three
y, two clerks of class two five clerks OF elias
y one, one telegraph operator, $1,000; seve
- Copyists, one messenger four assistan
messengers, three laborers, three watch
}. men, one engineer, $1,000.
!. United States marshals receive $500 pc
y annum and fees.
I RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
A General Superintendent at Washington
= $500; Assistant Superintendent at Wasl
+ ington, 81, 500; Division Superintendent q
70 Boston, New York, Washington, Atlaut,
!, Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Clevelan
( and San Francisco, $500 each.
f There are over 1000 persons in the raj
IS way mail service.
}; Salaries of Indian Agents,
/ Warm Springs agency, $1,000; Klamat