New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT
SATISFACTION WITH COMMISSIONER HEINTzs
APPOINTMENTS.

| SATISFACTION WITH COMMISSIONER HEdNIHS
| APPOINTMENTS
Commissioner Louis J. Ieintz announced ms APP
| poutments on Wednesday, and they met nnlVer'ai
approval among the citizens who had opposed tie
purrov ticket at the last election. All the organza
tons which supported Mr.. ITentz when he was can
didate received recognition. The Deputy Commissioner
John II. j. Ronner, Of the leaders OF the Local.
Improvement party which first nominated Mr. lientz'
lie was formerly leader in the Tamniany organza'
tlon but was removed when Fire Commissioner PuiToy
returned 10 power in Tammany Hall.
The Republican organizations Of the Twenty-tnHo
and Twenty fourth wards recognized by the OPP
pointment OF their leaders, W. II. Ten Eyck and j.
Thomas Stearns. Mr.. Stearns received the Office OF
superintendent OF Streets, which is scarcely less I'M
pOtant than that OF Deputy Commissioner. Mr.
Stearns is one Of the secretaries Of the Republican
County Committee and has been Presidential Eiector
He is vice president of the Suburban Club and pop
Mar member OF many other organizations. He Is
an auctiOneer and real estate dealer and recently
appointed by Commissioner Erhadt to conGuct INC
Custom House auction sales lie was the Republican
candidate for Congress in the XVIII District last ial
and Is highly esteemed by his reghbOrs in the Twenty
fourth Ward Mr.. Ten Eyck has long been the eXecu-
tive member of the Republican Comfy Committee from
the Twenty third Ward lie was clerk in the City
Court under Judge Hall. He will be secretary IN
Commissioner IIeintz's department.
The County Democrats pleased with the appoint
men Of James j. Mooney, who becomes Chief Inspector
Of the department, and by the retention of the IN
specors who served in the Annexed District under the
Park Department. Colonel Mooney was IN Alderman
for several terms Louis 4. Rise, appointed Chief
Engineer of Construction, has been welknown civil
engineer for many years. lie was at one time super
ntendcnt of parks in the Twerty-third and Twenty
fonrth wards, lie is a Democrat. and Of Com
missioner IIcnz'7 most earnest supporters. John o'-
borne. jr the new chief clerk, formerly prom
ffpn
citation lie supported Mr Hcintz long before
tie Ecpu, Ican organization ind0rSed his can
didacv. Messrs. Van GraiiIcpbcrS and Thompson,
who we're engineers under the Park Department, were
retained By Commissioner Ilca'z. ard become re-
spcctycy chief of the typographical bureau and As
s.tant engineer. The mcr appointed have with one
or two exceptions boon successful in business or pro
fcS-oual careers. The clerical and engineer forces
are we'll organized. and although the amount allowed
bv the Board Of Estimate and appointment for street
improvements above the Harlem River is small, the
new department ought to make Il good showing before
another year begins.
Commissioner Purroy has succeeded in obtaining a
new Office for Louis F. lIafen. The Tammany
Park Commi, desired to get rid Of superintendent
Conoyer who has had charge of the park, in the Al
ncxcd District for several year. They first removed
him but a few days later restored him. 10 COM
plant could found sufficient to Justify their action
Last week they proceeded differently by nboli>hing
the Office which Mr.. COnOyer had held. They I'M
mediatcly created Office with slightly different
title 'ut with the same duties Of supervision over the
new pnrk-. This place given 10 Mr. Haiten.
and Mr. Purroy. whose love for Tammany has been
rather lukewarm lately, is pacated.
The school trustees of the Twenty third Ward have
al last made the appointment of teachers for The new
Eagleavc. school. which will open in week or two.
Most If the teachers from Public Schools Nos
81 and 81 Nine new teachers appointed. among
them sN young women living the schools. Evandcr
Chlld, The principal, and sara N Rcin@. the prncl-
pal Of the primary department. appointed several
weeks ago. Many children ara awaiting the opening
Of the schoolhou'c.
The change in the SUPPLEMENTARY 81 station 7 of
the Po,toircc promotes H. G. Broas, who has been
for many years careful ard industrious clerk AZ the
Postomce He becomes superintendent OF the station
which is one u the most important above the Harlem
River The new superintendent Is an earnest Re
/, highly esteemed and he reccvtd many cOngratula
ton, ON hi, promotion. TIE citizens expect "a re- |
ceivc better service than in the past.
Tile holiday Wedding, Included that II Mss Carrie /
Folks and f. ~Oncbrldgc at the home Of the brides
unrrut. 10 O7N Fast one hundred and second st.
ON christina, night. Henrietta .loecplS and Jacob |
Joseph, wcr married az Locilcr HAN sunday, and
on the same the Rev. Father Farrell Of Il Jo>e|
Church. fremont. united I'm marriage Mis- Mamie r. |
Mahouey. Of Central M'rr,anid. and George Watson; |
81 Harlem. Mis- Maggie J. Armstrong was married
on Sew Years Day az her parents home 10 Oliver T.
Harrison. Of Philadelphia
The Young Peoples Association Of The Congrega-
tional Church Of North NcNN orl devised d pleasant
e Al Home" reception and invited members ot similar
organization, Of other churches T. pay them VISITS;
The affair wa, successful that II VIII be continued
from year 10 year.