The sun., 1885-06-28
VINO TIE NEW MEN ARE.


A Talk with Mr.. H.sdeu-Csun.y Democrat.
Dsi's.'.a-w..rs Are the o,..r n.''.'
Edward Long Hcdden has never been an
1928. and went into business at an early nge.
His father studied law with Alexander Hsmil-
ton. In ls47 Mr.. Hodden vna omployed "A a
clcrk by the frm of wetmoro Il Cryder. He
showed marked business ability. and was put
in charge Of all the firms Custom House busi-
ness. The firm was one OF tho largest import
ets IN tne ciy. ~ nau ektehs'vo ", business con,
with Calcutta, Bombay. Java, Manila. md and
China and Japan. The nrm never found 1t
necessary 10 employ custom HOUSE
A' Mr. n.aasn @ % that ~ h. "V va. ",,' ,aIer n into
Th. % nam namo " Of ; tho Arm % was changed ed, to Wet. Wet
bo the
rm a.soved "S @ in Mny sss aIa cone on
sisted only Of Duncan crydor. son o, the orisi.
mi member Of the Arm. and Mr. Hedden.
since then Mr., Hedien has been connected
r,h ,hn honLin. Srn, -, Fdvo I'd swoat = ~
He is widely known in bus!nsss circles. and is
ppsay '%srnsl The Sun MsSasI I iasaTsnee 3o%: m
nr,b Rm;Ssnse R;Ssr ana is VeePre'idsnt OF tho
Mr Hsdaen SSe saa yesterday tha. he was thor.
Custom ,f HSa.s. ana knsw tic duties = svs1s
."I am no polIticisn:" said Mr.. Headsn:
and. although my, sympathies are With the
and unbiassed. N; man an and And $ no body SYen oi men
Will md It possible to rule me. am not now
a1s nsrtisan." s ""''A 'A0 u0A LINK '''' Will 10
whom :. do Ts think you eve ap
business friends"
s"S HH%ss5 s' strong letters advocating
| Then your appointment Is not surprise? ?"
hooed a4 ne it, :
ness man unknown In tho world OF politics
se be re
o,,ds Do C,you you intend making many changes in the
about just yet. That viii all come in duo
s'@sl '@@%hsn Dc yssy, s, intend assuming control o,
ycur new oliies 81 c,o,.,, po,.,.s ,,,, ,,,,
Ss'o1 s% poriSSS %ns E eS;a eSss
h9 Many business men spoko Of tho opDo,D,mont
that Hubert O. ThompsS%n % i4 TesRonsIbs ior 4:
c9!!sesoS, -, anu AO' -. .-'aae~, ".'' ~ we
eS days. GcS %hos
Collector is sunpiied with an entire new set Of
s!ss a. .he q sSe ses g? s' $Se %%
nTy eSst t1 10 m OF The
- Han. @ s,syensan Sssssle: S iSs new Surveyor.
years s ago. He Was 81 Of he mas
has been stnnch s9ypRSortsr q It ever since.
and is se the s Now
GIb aPa the leader Of the cGuny
yIe by or ae Is
eoarts: When ssesstssy Whitney was made
into tho once as stsnGsssphor 9s5s Il M and private
Deputy County cert 81 0oSns GerE Rsenan
ana he has held II that once sveF slnse at 5000
%a'sss Ses ass'S
S% S ] il l yss city h his srsas.ssSs sse WIN
James !; Bepsdie,:. n. 49,. -,
Gn,. Sl,as mF,MSht M burt; VINO @ mas 3een hp.
% isso HIS mas wss peT % Bnyy on
vas the st
ownnr o nae o he aMns ns rnns Hs Was nart
from union College in the same class with
e ~ III anniaarn whicb ha .%n,ta tne M stuuy .
{ession On the breaking o9. Of the rebellion
General and Auditor Of Military, Accounts
on TTo IVc. NJ , a,a A., y, i5 hs nea tne
s Fenton; T He was spsoinssd PssasS Naval on. Sac
| GER o. tnls port IN iot1 IN 1919 Hayes made
him Naval Officsr In place Of A. y. Cornell Col.
1888 and President M Arthur Fl offered him the ap;;
pointmsnt, q Chief Examiner Of the United
States Civil Seryice Commission. but the offer
was deciined. This was S3.O O00 place instead
| OF nm ~. o00 place. Gov, Ceveland appointed
him Chiei Examiner es OF the Giyil Service Com
until now. Col. Burt used 70 DO a Republican,.
Put votsd i9r GieyelHnd I Tor Gnwernor and Presi.
Naval ONCE r were there when nc held ne Office
changed SINCE then. 1t was thought this will
make % no dnsrsnso E n nrsGHrdins Mr. rh bums ieel.
Naval Officer is Gen. Charles X. Graham. and
his term has two years TO orpn.,, run.
terday on the subject of his visit to Washing
tbs 4 EH 6i SSns
no was satisfied with the Federal Appoint-
ments ThS County ,Sy, men worn
has been loft entirely In the cold ~ Assessor
! Gnmbleton expressed the hope that Tammany
might yet secure elmer the United states Dis
tFict httorneyship or tho United States Mar
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