APPENDIX A.

LIST OF EXAMINERS AND OTHER OFFICERS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE STATE AND CITIES.

Chief Examiner.- John B. Riley.

General Board of Examiners at Albany for Clerical Positions.—Hiram E. Sickels, chairman, Richard G. Milks. Charles W. Cole, P. H. McQuade, Willis E. Merriman.

For Law Clerks.- Hon. Matthew Hale, Hon. William B. Ruggles, Hon. Edwin Countryman.

New York Courts.- Hon. William H. Arnoux, George W. Green, Esq., Hon. Jacob F. Miller, Delos McCurdy, Esq., Charles A. Davidson, Esq. Brooklyn Courts.-Edwin M. Ivins, Esq., Frederick P. Bellamy, Esq., Harrington Putnam, Esq.

For Excise Board, New York City.-S. Hastings Grant, Esq., John S. McWilliam, Esq., Walter D. Edmonds, Esq.

For Local Health Officers.- Samuel B. Ward, M. D., E. H. Parker, M. D., Charles E. Jones, M. D., Lansing B. Winne, M. D.

General Board of Examiners for Positions in Asylums.- Dr. Stephen Smith, Dr. Thomas H. Allen, Dr. Albert Vander Veer, Dr. David Murray.

Examiners for Engineering Positions. Horace Andrews, Esq., David M. Green, Esq., Richard H. Prescott, Esq.

For the New York House of Refuge.— B. B. Atterbury, Esq., Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., Esq., Wm. S. Keilly, Esq.

Clinton Prison.- The warden, Hon. Wm. P, Mooers.

Auburn Prison. The warden, Hon. John D. Teller, Orlando Lewis, Esq.

Sing Sing Prison.-The warden, Jared Sanford, Esq., Albert Babcock, Esq., James Cannaughton, Esq.

Buffalo.- David Gray, Esq., T. Guilford Smith, Esq., Leonard Chester, Esq.

Syracuse. Alfred Wilkinson, Esq., Hon. A. Judd Northrup, W. S. Andrews, Esq.

Elmira. Hon. Seymour Dexter, Francis Hall, Esq., Dr. Wm. C. Wey. Utica.- Edward Curran, Esq., Jos. S. Lowery, Esq., Wm. Kernan, Esq. Batavia. John H. Ward, Esq., Carlos A. Hulls, Esq., Horace H. Hutchins, M. D.

APPENDIX B.

ADDITIONS TO AND TRANSFERS IN THE SCHEDULES FROM JANUARY 1, 1887.

SCHEDULE A.

Class 1, Subdivision 2.-State agent for discharged convicts; cashier and book-keeper under superintendent of public buildings.

Amendments to Rules and Regulations.

Add at the end of Rule 35: The maximum age for clerical positions in Schedules B and C and prison guards and keepers in the State civil service classification, except honorably discharged soldiers and sailors, shall be fifty years at the time of application and the minimum age for messengers, shall be eighteen years. (Adopted and approved August 1, 1887.)

Resolved, That it be made a regulation, that applicants will not be eligible for examination for appointment as inspectors in the excise departments who have been engaged in the saloon business or in the sale of liquors within two years.

Resolved, That Regulation 22, be amended by adding thereto "excepting that to the written examination the examiner or examiners may add such an oral examination as may be necessary in certain cases to elicit the respective qualifications of the several applicants. When possible a stenographic report of this examination must be made and filed with the papers." (Adopted August 1, 1887.)

21. Richard W. K. Horner, M. D. Interne, Middletown asylum.