New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
SALARIES CUT OFFAND DOWN
SAVING MONEY AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
LIST OF THE MEN DISCHARGED AND OF THOSE
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LIST OF THE MEN DISCHARGED AND OF THOSE
WHOSE PAY rs REDUCED.
In accordance with the orders OF the Secretary a,
the Treasury TO cut down the expenses Of the Custom
House, the following persons were discharged by Col
lector Erhardt yesterday:
First Division-Frank n. Greene salary 81 600, and
Patrick w. Cummns, salary Of, 900, clerks.
Second Diysion-Mlton NJ. Fenner, Deputy Collector
Customs salary $1,000; Frederic Dodge salary 81 500
Acting Deputy Collector Thomas J. Harris, clerk SALARY
81 400. Messengers $40 esebJoseph Max Frech John
r. Moran, George Sands,
Third DivsonAlber; FaSer clerk, salary 81 900 sssey
s. johnson, clerk, salary $1,000
Fourth D!vson-Tellers, Daniel s. Hart and Arthur r
Reilly. salary 81 800.
Fifth Dvision-Fisnk johnson, clerk salary 5000;
Clarence II. Hatton clerk, salary $1,000.
Sixth Diyision-Clerhs, salary 81, 200Willam II. Dough-
erty and Dennis J. o'Rnen. Messengers (unclassscd)
salary ss4o-Joseph II. Batey Joseph J. FLANAGAN
Nicholas Mccormack John Farrell Jacob Scrbner Alfred
D. whitehouss. watchmen (uncIassined). salary $40
George f. Storm, Robert J. Forms, Peter c. Parker aad
John Pagan.
Seventh Dlvisionclerks. salary 81 2oo-Frsnk wilkin
son. John W. Enmons Messenger (unclassfcd), salary
eSfO-Edword l.. MCnison.
Eighth DivslonIIobart B. Uhlee, clerk salary 81 CO.,
Ninth DnsiOn-Ssmuel Finkonberg clerk salary 81 400
Eleventh Division-ClcTks salary sl,4O0-Martn r.
Kays Michael y. MCGrath Clerks salary 81 2CO-ferg,
Maher Albert j. Pulling. James s. Taylor deputy col
salary ss4o-James f. Staunton, Henry 9. MeCord, r.
Mccormack Jacob Kaiser Daniel W. Foley wssten Roo,
and William L. Gilmore.
Sixth Diyison-Laborers at s72o-Edwsrd Armstrong
William j. Butter William Derolf. Gustav r. Engecahl
Richard Reaney, Robert j. Maher. James Riley Samuel
watson Richard Cahi, John Allen. Patrick smith, Pat
rick Cunlskey, Thomas Mccarthy, Michael 7. wynne
Philip Veith Henry Borman, Smith GARRISON Lawrencs
Early John Ginley, John La Fond, Henry Breatorius
Denis Shea, william r. Young, George p. Graves Nj.
chael Earrell william l.. CoDnors, James Donney,
Charles H. Mulligon, James Sullivan. Watchnen salary
ss.o-Milo W. Eddy, William H. Hayden, orrin Holden,
John Strand G. A. MorehOuse Alfred J. T. wduan En-.
gineer Joseph Kenny. Flremen, uncassihed-Frederex
Savage James Hart and Patrick Flynn. Laborers,
classAed-Fancis Daley, Patrick Lawless, Patrick Reg
nods William Weber John p Williams Daniel Van Horn
John Nash John r. Richardson. Thomas r. Cuhsne WI.
lam o. Jardine.
The salaries Of tho following were reduced:
First d. Davis from 81 600
81 Aoo Albert j. Wilkinson from 81 800 10 81 400 JOSEPH
Kane from 81 900 TO s1,400; Edward j. Donohue from
81 600 10 81 400.
Third Diyislon-Clerk-Charle A. King from 1,eoo
81 200.
Sixth p,y,sion-Thonas O. Treloar. carpenter 70 slooi
John Z. Burnett, carpenter TO 5000
Ninth Dvision-Clerks-WlIism j. Becker from $3.50
to 81 400 Edward A. Murray from sloOo 70 el 800 Rot
erfck W Casey from. 81 400 TO 81 200
Collector Erhardt declared that he had not followed
his own incnstlons In the dsmssals and reductions
Sut no deferred entirely TO the reports q the
Deputy Collectors OF the various divisions me dis.
missals and reductions together mean saving Of
Sol 900 year to the Government