Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

year 1890.
The salaries of the five Representatives from
the new states of North and South Dakota,
Montana and Washington are provided for in
lien Of the three delegates from the territories
OF Dakota, Montana and Washington, making
| net increase Of two members Of the House, and
provision Is made for one additional session
committee clerk now authorized by resolution
the officers, clerks and other employees
IN the service of the House in the
same terms as is contained in the
current law. except where II il neces-
sary to provide for the difference between
the approaching short session and the long
reduction OF $50, SS5.06 under the appropria-
ton for the fiscal year 1890.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT CHANCES.
At the White House-The salary of the as
sistant secretary to the President is increased
| from S2,a5O to $500 A doorkeeper to the
President at S1,600 is provided for in lieu of
an usher to the President at 81, 400. A chief
doorkeeper at 81. 800 is provided for and the
number Of doorkeepers at 1900 each is re-
dHced from to 4.
Other changes are as follows: Civil Service
Commission-An increase is made of one clerk
OF class A, one clerk Of class 2, two clerks OF
| class and one clerk at 81, 900.
IN THE TREASURY.
Treasury Department-In the Secretary's
| Office the following reductions are made:
In the division of appointments, one
LAHORE 5000; .uur0 in the division Of
ent of paper room is reduced from 81, 600 to
q, 200; and clerk of class is provided for
in lieu of l clerk of class in the miscella-
neous division. Supervising Archltect'sOfice-
| reduction is made OF / clerk and stem
| Auditors Ofice-An increase is made of
2 clerks of class 4, 2 clerks at $1,000
| each and l skilled laborer at $500. Third
| Auditors Offce-A reduction is made of
chief of division at 90, 600 and an increase of
2 laborers at $500 each is provided for. Sixth
Auditors Office-An increase is made of 5
| clerks of class l, 10 clerks at $1,000 each, 10
clerks at $500 each, Is assorters of money
orders at $40 each, Is assorters of money orders
at S720 each and 5 assistant messengers.
clerks of class l in the force employed in re-
deeming the national currency. Controller Of
the Currencys Office--A chief clerk at 90 500 is
provided for and reduction is made of
chief of division at 81, 300 Director of the
MINIS Office-An increase is made In the salary
| of helper from $500 to S720. Office Of super
vising surgeon general marine hospital service
In the fierce authorized to be employed and
paid from the permanent appropriation for the
marine hospital service a reduction is made of
l surgeon at $1,000 and / passed assistant
surgeon at s1,s00 An increase is made of
clerk at si.200, and authority is given for the
detail of 2 surgeons and 1 passed assistant
surgeon for duty in the bureau.
WAR DEPARTMENT CHANGES.
Secretary's Ofice-An increase is made of
| one Assistant Secretary of War at 1850.
Record and pension divison-An increase is
made Of chief of division. $4,000; 2 fire.
men at S720 each. and l skilled mechanic at
$1,000. Adiutant Generals Office-A reduc-
ton is made of assistant messengers at S720
EACH Inspector Generals Office-An increase
is made of clerk of class and clerk of class
2. Judge Advocate Generals Departmental
increase is made of / clerk of class 2. Pay
master Generals Office-A reduction is made
OF laborer at 1850.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The clerical force in this department is pro-
vided for in accordance with the number and
| arranged by assignment to bureaus and Offices
creases being made only rs follows:
Secretary's Ofice-l clerk to secretary. 81. $50.
messenger boy increased from $40 to $500:
Office of Naval Records of the Rebellion-1
clerk of class 8. clerks of class 2, and copy
lists at $500 each.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Secretary's Office-An increase ia made Of
6 members of the board of pension appeals at
81. 900 each. special land inspector at 50 500
and fireman at 500. General Land Office
An increase Is made of principal clerks and 3
chiefs of division at $4,000 each. in lieu OF 3
principal clerks and clerks of class at
s. 500 each. and in addition clerks of class g.
2 clerks of class g clerks Of class 1. clerk at
81 600. copyists at $500 each and messengers
at $40 each are provided for. Pension
Office-An increase is made Of ! painter
and cabinet maker at $500 each
and Is charwomen at s240 each
Patent Office-An increase is made in the
salaries Of the 80 principal examiners from
90. 400 to $4,000. and in addition clerk of class
4. messengers at $40 each and g laborers at
$3.50 each are provided for.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Postmaster Generals offce-An increase ia
made of l stenographer at $1,000. clerk of
class 4 and page at 1850. in lieu of clerks OF
class l. l clerk at 81 600, copyist at $500 and
l female messenger at $40, dropped.
Assistant Attorney Generals Office. Post Office
Departmental increase is made OF clerk OF
| class /. First Assistant Postmaster Generals
Ofice-An increase is made Of clerks of class
4. l laborer at $500 and pages at $500 each.
| Second Assistant Postmaster Generals Office -
An increase Is made OF clerks Mt $1,000 each.
2 clerks at 5000 each and the salary of stenO-
| grapher is increased from l.400 to 81. 800.
Third Assistant Postmaster Generals Office
An increase is made of l assistant messenger,
| 500.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
An increase is made of l assistant attorney
general. at 5000, and / assistant attorney
| general for the Department Of Agriculture, at
| a, 900: 8 stenographic clerks at LOGO each,
| assistant messenger. S720, and laborer, $500.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.
An increase is made of three statistical ex-
perts at $4,000 each, and reduction is pro-
vided for Of two clerks OF class four and two
| copyists at $500 each.
| Charles E. Kincaid and Frank Ward,
''Mr kincaid is holding his own fairly we'll, -
said DR.. McWillams, the Jail physician, to
| STAR reporter this morning. Il am afraid
though" he continued, that it win 20 hard
with him il he has to stay down there through
the hot weather. I hope he will be tried soon;
this suspense Is not at all beneficial to a man
whose nerves are ~ badly demoralized as
/ are his.
"And Frank Ward? Well, he has been suffer.
ing from bad cold for the past four or five
days, but he's getting to be ali right now"
| THE COURTS.
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CoURr IN GENERAL TERM - Judges Hdqner
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