The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-05

without the trouble of any examina-
ton:
Interstate commerce commission
ers (tive), each ...................Si, Si,5OO
Solicitor general ............. 1000
Commissioner of internal revenue. 6OOO
Urea s,lrer 5000
Controller of treasury ............. 5,oOO
Assistant controller ............... 5000
Controller of currency .,.,...... 5000
Commissioner of labor .......... 5000
Superintendent of coast survey -. 5000
Commissioner of patents 5000
Commissioner of pensions ......... DUN
Director of geological survey .... I,OOO
Assistant attorney generals (hve)
each .................... 5000
Private secretary ................. 5000
Director bureau American repub-
lies. Observation-Disclosures 5000
Commissioner of fisheries ......... 5000
Commissioner of land office ...... 5000
Commissioners District of Col
umbia Uwol ................... 5000
Register of Wills ................... 3,6UV
Recorded Of deeds ................. 1000
Assistant secretary of state.. 4 800
Public printer 4 800
Assistant secretaries treasury .... 4,5OU
Director of mint .................. 4,oOO
Assistant secretary of war ........ 4,5OU
Assistant secretary of navy .... 4 500
First assistant secretary Interior. 4,5OO
Solicitor internal revenue ......... 4,5OO
Commissioner of railroads ........ 4,5OO
Assistant secretary agriculture -. a 500
Chief of weather bureau .......... $500
Auditors treasury department
tSlX), eacn ............. 4,OOo
Register of treasury ................4,OO d ,OOC
Supervising surgeon general ...... 4,OOC
Commissioner general of emigra-
uon ...............' '..'....'....' 4'ooI
First assistant postmaster general 4,OOC
Second assistant postmaster gem
eral ..................... 4 ,0OC
Assistant attorney general Tor
poStofhce ..................... 4,Ool
Assistant secretary of interior a ,OOC
superintendent Soldiers home 80. 4,0OC
PENSION agent .................... 4,Ool
Commissioner Indian affairs ...... 4 4,00C
Director bureau animal industry 1000
Superintendent library building E. 4 4,20(
Second assistant secretary of
state .................. 1,0OI
Third assistant secretary of state. 3,5OI
Assistant treasurer ................ $500
Deputy commissioner internal rev.
enue ...,......,..... 3,2Ol
Commissioner of navigation ...... 5000
Supervising inspector general
steam vessels ................3, $500
Assistant commissioner of patents 1900
Solicitor department of state .... $500
Chief examiners patent office
Chree) 5000
First deputy commissioner pen
sions Observation-Disclosures. 3,60t
Second deputy commissioner pen
sions ..................... $500
Commissioner Indian schools .... 800
Commissioner of education ....... 800
Civil service commissioners (three) $500
Chief examiner, civil service ...... 300
Deputy auditors treasury (siX) 90. 2,50(
Deputy controller currency ....... 2,S0i
Assistant treasurer ......,........ 2,250
Clerk court private lands claims :. 2,00l
Assistant commissioner land office. ZOO
DIPLOMATIC POSTS.
For those who like to travel and t.
assume diplomatic positions there is {
nice list from which to choose. O
course, no examination is required o
the diplomats, though United States
consus have to submit to such an or
deal, but not by the civil service com
mission. Following is a complete lis
of United States ambassadors and min
listers abroad, with the states from
which they are appointed, date of orig
inal commission and salary. These ap
pointments are for four years:
Argentine Republic-Wiliam T. Bu
chanan, Iowa, January &c, 1894; $4,000
Austria Hungary - Bartlett Tripp
Belgium-James S. Ewing, Illinois
April s, 1893; $4,000.
Boivia-Thomas Moonlight, Kansas
February ., 1894 $4,000.
Brazil-Thomas l.. Thompson, Cali
fornia, April "a, 1893; $4,000.
Chile-Edward II. Stroebel. Ney
York, December 13, 1894; $4,000.
China-Charles Derby, Indiana, Ma
30, 1885; $4,000.
COlombia-Luther F.. Mckinley, Ney
Hampshire, April "a, 1898; O,OOO
Costa Rica-Louis Baker, Minnesota
April A, 1893; $4,000.
Denmark-John f. Risley, New York
March 27, 1885, $500.
Dominican Republic - Henry NJ
| Smythe, Virginia, September Is, 1893
| $4,000.
Ecuador-James d. Tillman, Tennes
| see, January "a, 1896; $1,000.
France-James b. Eustis, Louisiana
April 8, 1898; $l7,5OO
Germany-Edwin F. Uhl, Michigan
| February 10, 1896; $l7,5O0.
Great Brtain-Thomas f. Bayart
| Delaware, March 30, lS93 $17,5O0
| Greece-Eben Alexander, North Care
| lima, April I, 1893; $4,000.
| Guatemala - Macgrane Coke, Ne'
| York, July 27, 1895; $4,000.
Haiti-Henry NJ. Smythe, Virginia
| September Is, 1893; $4,000.
l1aWdll-At, ,OUU.
| Honduras - MaCgrane Coke, Ne'
York, July 27, 1896 $4,000.
Italy-Waynt MacVeigh, Pennsylva
mia, December 90 1893; $4,000.
Japan-EdWin Dun, Ohio, April
1898; $4,000.
Korea-John M. b. Sill, Michigan
| January II, 1894.
Liberia-William II. Heard. Pennsy
vania, February %, 1895; S4 900
| Npxica-Matt w NORTH Ca,
olina, August "a, 1885, $l7,50O
Netherlands - William +. Quinb.
Michigan, April A, 1893; $4,000.
Paraguay-Granville Stuart, Nor
tana, March l, 1884, $500.
Persia-AleXander Mcdonald Vii
ginia, May 8, 1893; $1,000.
| Peru-James A. Mckenzie, Kentuck,
April 4, 1893; $4,000.
Portugal-George W. Caruth, ArkaI
sas, April 25, 1893; $500
Roumania a-Eben Alexander. Mort
Carolina, April T. 1893; $4,000.
Russia-Clifton r. breckenridge, A
kansas, July 20, 1894; Sl7500.
| SalvadOr-LeWiS Baker, Minnesot
April 4, 1893; $4,000.
Servia-lIben Alexander, North Care
lima, April Z, 1898; $6,5O0.
Siam-John Barrett, Oregon, Febrl
airy IA, 1894; $1,000.
Spain Hannis Taylor, Alabam
Apfll ., 1898; Sl2,UUO.
Sweden and Norway-Thomas
Ferguson, Maryland, February IA, 1S9
$500.
Switzerland-John l.. Peak, Missoul
November Is, 1895: $500.
Turkey-AleX w. Terrell, TeXa
April 10, 1893; $4,000.
Uruguay-Granville Stuart; $500.
Venezuela-Allen Thomas, Florid
June 13, 1895; $500.
Egypt-Frederic c. Penfield, Connect
cut May 13, 1893; $1,000
Where a minister is shown as a
credited to two countries in the abo'
the salary is for entire service.