The Washington times., 1895-06-30
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Official Ak Was Welded Lightly
in the Departments.
PENSION BUREAU LOST MOST
On the whole There Was More Re-
1oicing on Account of Promotions
by DismisSals-Quite Large Num-
ber Were Saved by Transfers.

ber Were Saved by Transfers.
The ak OF the official headsman fell
lightly on the government employees
block yesterday. In all tue departments
combined the total number of removals
VIII probably not reach fifty. And, while
there VIII be much sympathy for those
who have been sent adrift, still there
Will be great rejoicing on account of the
large number whose positions have been
more permanently secured TO then, ard
IN some cases with an increase of salary.
OF course, with the beginning of a Dew
fiscal year many changes are looked for
among the employees in the various de-
partments OF government, and for this
reason the announcement OF tie changes
made yesterday was not altogether a
surprise to those most deeply Interested.
1t was among the employees OF the Pen
sion Bureau that the explosion OF the
dismissal bomb did the most effective
damage. In conformity with the pro-
visions OF the sundry civil appropriation
bill the clerical force was reduced 169,
this mandate TO go into effect tomorrow
The unfortunates who We're TO De affected
We're notified some time ago and given their
annual leave, which they would have been
entitled TO i'll July.
Ii had been expected, however, that
most OF these, perhaps all, could he pro
yided for in some OF the other depart ments,
bat such was impossible, aud yesterday
10 or the l69 received the fatal yellow
envelopes
AT the Government Printing Office there
was no fear OF any wholesale decaptation.
The zoe extras pat on some weeks ago W Ill
be retained at least until the rush of printing
OF the testimony in the contested election
cases is finished OF the regular force
it was learned from a reliable source that
very few, possibly not more than twenty
five, would be dropped Tomorrow and the
removals would be for cause
At the Land office the force VIII be in
creased by special appointments and trans
fers from other branches of the Depart
ment Of the Interior. Tie ten clerks
transferred TO this office from the Pension
Bureau, about year ago, VIII b. retained.
The additions will be J. D. Leland. 81 500
w II. Thor, $1,000. Robert Hutchinson,
81 200. Mrs. Rosa l.. Townsh nd, 81 200.
Miss Jennie W. Turner, Julien Martin and
V VlrfSii II. Carraw, $ 600 each. W +. 4 kin,
Thomas O'BrAn, Mrs. Aline s. Stumps,
Clarlson r. Sherwood and Ed j. Wade,
$500 each.
10 take effect tomorrow: Paul s Black,
81 100 TO 81 500. George b. Griesback.
$500 10 81 900. S. w Norton. jr., $500
10 81 600: A. ] Leonard, $500 TO 81 600.
Miss Maude Badgiey, 5000 TO $500. Mrs.
Belle Perry, S720 To $500; and S. w.
williams, $500 to 81 600.
At the state department only two were
dropped. One of these, however, was by
transfer TO consular cIerkship. One of
the vacancies was filled by the appoint
nIent oi blT. George l. Scarborough, OF New
York.
At the Post-0nice Department seven
OF the employees have been legislated ont
OF office, but provision has been made for
them in Other departments.
Besides he dIsmissals Official light
ming struck many of the Pension clerks in
the shape OF a reduction OF salaries, there
being seventy-siX victims, who suffered
q lossoF 5000 ca@iI on this last years salary
Otherch1u=es yhi n VIII take effectin the
Treasury Department tomorrow are:
APPOINTMENTS.
office OF auditor for Treasury Depart
W AsiIworth 81 .2Uo; Edwin
c. Ford, 81 COO; Charles s. Mclaughlin,
81 coo: Joseph d. Nevins, 81 900; james G.
Jones, 81 COO William j. BoIway, 81, 900;
ID. T. Mccormack, 81 600, william II.
GroGan, 81 COG, John l.. Anderson, $500;
d
$500; Alexander j. Gibsoa, $500, and
William r. Carter, $500.
office Of auditor for Post office Depart
Inent.-MIss L. c. Hunter. S720; Miss
4. l. Graves, ST20; william 7. Black
shear, SEQ; James z. Harper, S72O, and
Ulysses f. webb, 500.
office Of the controller OF the treasury
Edwin II Poery. 81 500.
PROMOTIONS.
81, 500 TO So, 600; George Kochler, 81, 100
TO 81 800; II. c. Pea rson, 500 to
s., 600; j. S Van Ars,iaie, 81 600 to
81 500.
Office OF TreaSureT-Mrs. II. G. Heiner.
$1,000 to $1,000; {. L. y. WashburDc,
; 400 to 81 500; John II Nh gee. 81 400
TO s. 500; s. X. Petngale, $500 to 81 coo:
J. o. Manson, 81 800 to S2,I00; Miss II.
81. Terry. 81 900 to S1,20U: Miss Ella
Jarvis, $1,000 TO 81, 200; Miss Fannie
Holmes, $500 to 81, ,OOO; Miss Ellen Mat
news, $500 TO $1,000; james II. Camp
bell. $500 to 81 coo.
Office OF Auditor for the Interior De-
lartment-P. j. Troup, $1,000 to 81 500;
J. $. Petit, 81 600 to S1,SO0; F. Y
Byrne, $1,000 to S1,SO0; j. B. Fowler,
81 600 TO 81 500; ]. r. Harlow, 81, 900
20 $1,000; David Aiken, $500 to 81 GOO;
Miss NJ L. johnson, SS40 to $500.
office of tue register-Josepb McCann, |
5000 to 81, 400; Mrs. NJ. L. Goodwin, $72o
TO $500.
Coast and geodetic survey-Louis P.
keyser, 81 400 to 81 500; A. II. Seton,
81 900 to 81 eco; P. H. Geddes. $500 to |
81 600; R. H. Ford, $500 TO $500
Office of auditor for Treasury Depart |
T. Miller, 81 400 TO 81 500; |
A. A. Brantley, 81 400 TO $1,000; q. G. |
Burnes, 81 200 TO 81, 1,400; S. C. Pool, |
81 200 TO 81 1.40O: ]. A. Lavender, $500 |
10 81, 400; Miss F. L. Hanson, $500 to |
5 200; d. W. c. sprague, 1000 TO
81 200; Miss II. R. Jennings, $500 TO |
81 200; j. NJ. Harrison, 81 200 to 81 400; |
]. II. Adams, 81 200 to 81 400.
Office OF auditor for War Department.
7. c. Hakeney. 81 800 to 81, 800: w. W.
'oultney, 81 400 10 81 500; S F. Thomas, |
81 200 to 81 400; John w. Whitaker, |
81 400 to 81 900; w. w Fugate, 81 200 |
10 81 400; John W. Reid 81 200 TO 81, 400.
Office Of auditor for Post-office De-
Dartment-V. E. Alberto, $500 to $1,000; |
Miss L. B. Isaacs, $500 to ST 900; Mrs. j. |
E. Wilson, $40 to $500; Miss NJ. ID. SUIT
on, $50 to $500; Edmund Winnie, S72O
% $40; Mrs. S. j. Dempster, S720 TO $40.
Office OF Supervising Architect George
". Detrick, 81 900 TO 81, $50; William +.
Field $1,000 to S1,SO0; J. S. Raymond,
81 400 to $1,000.
REMOVALS.
Office Of auditor for the Interior Depart
nent-Miss L. L. Plummer, 81, 200.
Office Of internal revenues A Garnett,
81 500; L. NJ. TrUeIl, 81, 400; Miss NJ b.
Hhitehill, $500; W. H. Harmer, 81 900;
drs. L Korhammer, $500; Miss Emma Barr,
800.
fr- Martins Remains 10 BE Inferred.
Tho remains or Thomas 7 Martin +,,o |