New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
ALL DEMOCRATS NOW.
MAKING THE PARK BOARD THOROUGHLY
PARTISAN.

max, THE NEW CoMMIssIoNER-MR. PAR
soxS e,cx OF PRESIDENT GALLuP'S METH
SWEEPING CHANGES EXPECTED.
Tho vacancy in the Park Board caused Dy "corSo
r. Uav.n's declining the place "'nch D. ''a'np ,
Robb resigned was filed Dy may ' nh
rno Novor.s Second selection was PAU Dala' ol i"c
nv ~, ', c., ON receiving word Of his appoint
= p,,- Commissioner. Mr.. Dana Went 20 'hc
49, once where Mr.. Grant administered 10 mn
Tho usuaI OATH and the new Commissioners es'or'eu
NV $3.50 eecr,tary Mr.. speer, went 10 inc
p.r Dcn,,tment and took his place az u'c "'oo''"s
~ tne BOARD. which was then IN executive sc'S'o"'
THE Park Board is row. FOR ''ic hr'' s,,"0 :" ".
.oan, made mn wholly Of Democrats The presueh'
years ma Cr,oieeioncr who belongs to Tarlmany
:, a Tho only member of the Board VINO draws
a,ar, nesides Albert Gallup, the president "'o
park commissioners are WALDO hu,ch'iS, "'' ne
hold the place for many years NaVN'" =, :, n
s amounted on November 10 to succeed w. u ~
Harden Republican, whose Term eAPcu VI, 10y -
,,h pan, Dana. who takes the place OF Mr. hopo IT,
signed ,,u,,,, PLEASING and
-" rnhr wa considered for the construction OF
. rev driveway along the east side OF Cchtf"' i"N
rrr, One-hundred nd second-st to the nc" cieo c
,o,,co AZ One hundred and feminist. anu fio'-"'o
rn advocates OF the scheme were dlsSatisheu VIII"
49,, ronort Of superintcndent Parsons and Mr. VauA'
la md
eerpe difficulties relating to grades As wen as ',o
,t,in,. of understands who think that their rights
iI, ho tnicrfercd with by the driveway. Mr. b''s9'n7
asked IL the rights of pedestrians were 80 uo' " "'9
80, ,vIv the northeast corner OF the fsrN hao
ho, mad, a dumping ground for refuse. Ihe 'ohi'
,,..iorcrs viii make inspection Oi lhc s'u''"
before taking scuoh' 49,, ,,.,..
Il WAS accepted as q settled fdct ABOUT N'o "'P
~ Yesterday that supcrin tcndent Parsons j. ABOUT 80
offer his resignation. strained Tciat'ohs oe'"con w
sune,intcndent and President Gallup have eAls"s io'
ono lime As a friend OF Mr.. Parsons eAPre'Sed u
vo.,.rlay: Mr. Parsons has had all OF MT ""ii"p
,oou.buc.s that he can stand. since COihmlsSi"ho'
poh went ont Gallup has been doing his best 70 h""o
uf. a burden to Parsons His object Is 10 pun sunny
infant rammany tool in place Of Mir. Parsons "ho'e
long and Efficient service a. superintendent VI
Ia, been recognized by all who know any 'oO'
thc Park Department Gallup means " S"r
90. man ne cannot control. 1t is probable that MT.
Parsons feels that the two new 'o"'"' A., -
.~r,na,hige more or less with Gallup, ana th"' It
further hght with him would hc useless '''
lntcndcnt's salary il $1,000 year 9.
More changes are rmOred. Among those N"o"' " -
s,io Mr. Gallnp has booked 10 90 are William '"'
va,,cnhu,gb .a,ary $1,000 q year. William n cohh
In doc ar of the nenageric, at S1,JUO i''' an"
george C. Wouson, chief gardener, f-2uU P mana j.
Ihc last appointed ConmiN'loIiSr mu ~ CharI,.
,hirty-e,nt wears old and Is the eldest sou VI N -
l. Dana. For the last riteeu yea; ne c,t,c, of
sociaicd with HI, father In ths oia'I''' rdnate 81
Tho SIM The tOmm@~loicI D. /" - '''''I IS
,.r.,,t and several years ago married thc H'"sn"'
Of William Butler Duncan. he ~, Dct a., d1, tbc
10 Ia 81 General Louis Fitzgerald. oomhauoIh. tlc
thc In W = a. \ y for .cVcn year. pt,i rs
ior - ,rinaurc The appointment "i W. hhNch
~as cr-iied 10 Charles \. Dana, innue' - az" M,
Mr. Haven declined il Wa uiuci ,t,' ,.oi,i" q,
cant wold make a new appointment aFF''"op -