[Foot note to departmental service, Table 15.] Numbers appointed and remaining, in the service on November 18, 1895, appointed since July 16, 1883, under the civil-service rules. NOTE. This table is approximate because (1) the returns from the Departments are of dates from September 1 to date of this table, November 18; (2) the appointments are those made upon direct certification to July 1, 1895; (3) there has been a constant current of transfers from one Department to another, particularly from the War Department to the State, Post-Office, and Interior Departments and the Civil Service Commission. The other Departments have made transfers to and fro about equally. TABLE 16.-Showing by States and Territories the names of those appointed through examination in the classified departmental service, during the year ending June 30, 1896. [From July 1, 1895, to November 30, 1895, including all appointments other than printers' assistants and skilled helpers in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Treasury Department. From December 1, 1895, to June 30, 1896, including only those persons appointed in the Departments at Washington. See minute of November 30, 1895, printed at the end of this table. Whenever a person serving under one appointment and charged to the State apportionment receives a second appointment as the result of some subsequent examination, such appointment is not charged a second time but is marked a. c. (already charged), it being treated as a mere transfer.] TABLE 16.-Showing by States and Territories the names of those appointed through examination in the classified departmental service, during the year ending June 30, 1896-Continued. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Contd. Beight, Melvin N. Riley, Richard R. Heron, John J Witter, jr., Robert B. Larcombe, James A. Cooper, Robert S.. Farquhar, Charles A. L. Raab, William E. Brashears, jr, John W. Smith, Sidney Walter, Clarence J. Hazard, Henry B. Dulin, Joshua V Smith, jr., Lucius L. Bailey, Arthur H |