New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
FACTS ABOUT EMPLOYEES.

pear to take turns in managing the main Office
One of them generally arrives cary IN .G rsabes
the office shortly before noon ana s sTaS Sscupyns
this position under the former system was N'e"
which was ample :,
JAMES A. HANLEY, Chief Clerk, SSoc Hener any
arrives late in the morning SPENDS three UT iour
hours daily at the office
FRANK p YOUNG. Satisfaction Clerk, 5000 IT. n.
regular in attendance Received N,2o salary as
| MICHAEL GRADY, Tickler Clerk, slsoo Father
keeps St pst tSe cElsr or S day There
three men who act as ticker clerks M wi ,h
~OK nd snd the eoa Ss sism W.T. o so
until about ii O'Clock. and is frequently absent
c SfH1s HG "todF c oen
absent Does almost work. The CHATTER
mortgage clerk under the fee system received
fees amounting to so year as R9es en
in this department, Two would be ample, hc
CHARLES f. BALDWIN, Search Clerk, N,0p
Does not act as search clerk. but keeps the cash
1Dn e as Work could be done by the dep
uty who receives the papers Tor record faTy
regular in attendance
GEORGE ACHENBACH Account C.erk. N.So
Keeps the grantee book Position unnecessary
does little work; it could be done by the delivery
clerk. Prior to his appointment he was guard
on the Manhattan Elevated Railway, ana had
been discharged.
deeds. Formerly pano-tuner' finisher ana re-
parer.
JOHN H. ANDREWS Examiner $500. Compares
mortgages. Frequently leaves early.
JOHN j. COYLE Reader $500. Compares deeds
Formerly printer
WILLIAM c. MURTHA, Reader. 200. Compares
MORTGAGES. Formerly printer. Frequently
leaves the office early in the afternoon.
BENJAMIN W. BARLOW, Delivery Clerk, $500
Does very little work. HIS duties are 10 de-
liver papers to persons VINO CAL dor them Sd
nv
JOSEPH A. J. DREW. Delivery Clark, $500 No
need Of any other delivery clerk than Mr.. Drew
WILLIAM CROSBY. Chief Block Index Clerk, 5000
Does no such work is indicated by his title
s bat to ne m does 81 almost nos
Generally arrives late. and Is absent for con-
Pr.or P fo his anpo,ntment by Register Levy he
was undertaken
JAMES F. GAFNEY. yerifcation Clerk. $500 Ere
arrives late; often remains only an hour or so
a cr F FfiaS d. WHO appointed him. Does very
little work and position unnecessary.
HENRY 5 InasS CLERK sseD, a aas
competent man: regular in attendance.
EUGENE J. REILLY. Index Clerk, $500 Arrives
late; frequently absent Entirely inefhcient;
| Prior to his appointment by Register Fitzgerald
he bartender.
JAMES A. HAMILTON Index Clerk. 1920. An eff
c.ent and regular in attendance.
! MORRIS GERSTEN, Index Clerk, sl.20 Prior to
his by RegsGT he vy y hs % o the
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day and does not return
THOMAS j. POCKR1DGE. Index Clerk $. 200. Prior
pain .er
LAZARUS SHAPIRO Index Clerk: f'2oo IN Very cry
morning and frequently leaves early In the after
|
PATRICK H. SULLIVAN, Index Clerk. $3.50 Does
not act as index clerk. but as ticker clerk Post
ton unnecessary, as Mr.. Grady. the head ticker
| clerk, could do all the work
JOHN II. CURLEY, Index Clerk, $1,000 Not always
| regular In attendance.
LOUIS l. MUSLINER, Index Clerk, 81 200. Is en-
fSysSa an the IN to Els
paid to him for fees has moi always Dee" "'
DANIEL c. OLIVER, Index Clerk $1,000; Docs not
act as index clerk Put s f GP ~ sr@rs 81
| LANES NJ BRENNAN, Index Clerk. $1,000 Also
acts as janitor OF buildings in Pine-st
HUGH DUFFY, Index Clerk $loo Does not G,o act
cages Very irregular dn IN da Scus at So
gFta re efa CT in conducns
business in The name b OF ms d mUt"e'
FERDINAND HEEL. Index Clerk. $1,000. A COM
petent and efficient man. Regular in attendance
WILLIAM H. sINNOTT Daily Index Clerk, Sl.5o 1:
unnecessary, as the work could he done by he
regular ticker clerk Arrives about the mddie
RICHARD j. DUNPHY. Draughsman. a4N Very ry
irregular in attendance. Claims to copy ,S da a,
record. Position unnecessary. Does very niue
work The recording Clerks should do whatever
WILLIAM HART, Map Clerk. $500 Generally ar
lives time, but frequently caves in me ma.
the work could be performed by one of the Gus
iodians Prior to his appGanimen by Register
FRANCIS ]. GRIMES. Certified Copy Clerk, 5000
Prior TO his appointment by REGISTER titzgerai,c
nnce wa" One ' Ders9n could 90 ali the work per
formed by him and Drcol.
! HENRY DRISCOLL General Copy Clerk. $1,000
Makes certified copies OF papers Very irregular
in attendance often remaining az the office only
hour So Ppa b yany Sr TO his Gt
po.ntment by Register Fitzgerald he was sa
loonkeeper.
ARCHIBALD FULTON Clerk on Discharges O.
Mortgages, $1,000 Prior to his appointment b,
REGISTER FizseTad he was workman IN. a Inc Inc
ton. Near.y always arrives late and very Otter
and does n St Six and
men are engaged In copying discharges OF mort
cages. whereas three would be sufficient.
JACOB W. MOORE. Clerk Discharges OF Mort
cages, $1,000 Formerly saioonkeeper. Unht 10
the position.
MAX LITTENBERG. Clerk en- Discharges OF Mort
cages. $1,000. Prior to his appointment by Regis
ter Levy he was an olice-5oy in a cloak factory
Unfit for the position.
MAX BRAND. Clerk on Discharges of Mortgages
$1,000 Prior 10 his npP2o od1 neG by R S e
First-ave. Not adapted for the position.
JURGEN JOHANSEN, Record Clerk. $500 Ha
charge Of the recording OF papers. An intelliEen
MICHAEL BRESLIN. Assistant Record Clerk
$1,000. Performs the work Of an index clerk. PRO
10 his appointment by Register Levy he was
line inspector for Il telegraph company.
MATTHEW H. MOORE 81, 800 Custodian. Is sup
posed 10 be IN charge or the custodlans. Absen
great deal Of the time. and seldom at the Ollie
more than hour or two a day. Is general.
known as Rocky" Moore. Was once a prize
fighter Was formerly policeman had hfteei
charges preferred against HIN in fourteen
months and permitted 10 resign. Was In
dicted for robbins OF sl,ls but manage
TO escape trial Wa. Indicted again In Decem
| Der last for assault in the hrst degree, IN
!, charge being that he shot man n a saloon; ha
!, not yet been brought to trial. Absolutely UNI
!, for any public position.
NATHAN LAUFER Custodian. 1920 Does YER
little work about the office. IL said to be inter
csted in the business OF Laufer. Davis a. Co,
firm engaged In the exchange OF foreign none
and in selling tickets to immigrants at No.