New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
TAMMANY PLUMS TO FALL.
G11RoY MAY SHAKE THE TREE TOMORROW
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS At THE DISPOSAL

IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS At THE DISPOSAL
OF THE MAYOR-THE CANDIDATES.
Tomorrow. May l. vacancies will occur in nine
or ten important municipal Offices. tie filling OF
which will dcvovc upon Mayor Glroy. That the
appointeeS will be Tammany men OF the stamp sat
isfactory 10 Richard Croker il Is hardly necessary
TO predict. Corporation Counsel William H. ,!arh.
Public Works Commissioner Michael 1. D&ly anu
Health Commissioner Cyrus Edison a"e undoubtedly
slated for reappOin;ment. The places To De lii'u
are:
a City Chamberlain to succeed Thomas T. l. >'''''
term four years. salary $4,000 wear
Corporation Counsel 70 succeed william H. O'rN
term four years, salary 1000 year
4 Commissioner OF Public Works u succ'eu -N'0"'0'
Il. DAILY term four years salary eeoVo year
a Police Commissioner to succeed John - she'Na"'
term six years salary 5000 year.
4 Commissioner 70 succeed Edwln A. i0st' 'c''"
six years, salary 5000 year.
\ Fire Commissioner T. succeed = Howlahd hooo'"S'
term six years salary $1,000 year
Charities Commissioner to succeed H. H. lo''T'
term six years, salary IS 600 year
A Health Commissioner succeed DR.. tIluS Fi'o"'
term six years. salary $1,000 year
\ Tax Commissioner T. succe d Ed"aid L. i'r''9'
six years salary $1,000 a year
Chamberlain Grain has withdrawn his name from
consideration by declining In advance. lie SAYS thd'
he has had all the political Office he wants. ana pre-
fers return TO his profession OF the law lie Is 10"
Il
There was strong impression among Tammaiy
wscacres yesterday that Police Commissioner shoelah
would be reappon,cd although are still Of tAc
opinion that he is TO step into the biggest salarcd
place Tue list the successor OF Chamberlain
Grain II so. eARcgister John Reilly Is looked upon
As the coming Police Commissioners. Antonlp KHSli's'
president Of the Canal Iank and ncishhor oi
the Mayor in Harlem is also talked about i'r the
Office Of Chamberlain. But many wril-in' rncd
Wigwamites believe that Deputy CAam''r ain John
II Campbell will receive "a promotion. Which iAey
think he greatly deserves. His appointment as
Chamberlain is urged by many banks and trust com
panles and business men who have confidence
in his ability Better than this however, Mr. Croker
i, Johnny's7 personal friend and is warmly inter
ested Ia his future.
As previously stated 10y The Tribune, Police Justice
Andrew j. White is ready to give up his term at
s5 900 year, which runs to 1901 for SIX years
term as q Dock Commissioner at $1,000. Justice
Whites ambitions are In the direction Of docks ana
bulkheads and scows and things Of that sort. Be
sides. the Dock Board is Close corporation ana III
stead OF having only $3.O00.oOO year to spend as
formerly under last sessions legislation the "normou
addition of SlOOOO.OOO made. \ Dock Com
missioner's increased opportunities In the next TWO
or three years will probably be In proportion to the
enlargement of the Boards expenditures. No one
therefore, need wonder why Andy" White Is DESTROYS
OF making the change from police justice.
Who will succeed him was matter Of some doubt
Yesterday. The general expectation inside If Tam
MANY Hall was that Srcct-C Cleaning Commissioner
Brennan is 10 be transferred from the llac" where
he has 50 completely demonstrated d., unincss. ana
landed" as police justice for the next eight wears
II ihs is done, Deputy strcctClcanins Commissioner
John J. Ryan will probably succeed NJ. Brennan.
He is Tammany Hall leader Of tie Lew XVIII Dis
tric and bright, smart, active Young man.
II WIS thought yesterday that the Mayor l. about
10 coani. the crave error Of giving John j. Scann"li
the long term Fire Commissioner to succeed Com
missioner Robbins. In that case NJ. Robbins may
get ScaMnell's term, which expire May l. $3.50 or
L. 1. Fitzpatrick may be appointed In thr LoaTd.
One thing is certain, and that is tina, the latter VIII
not b. made IA Tax Commissioner. That Board will
be kept free from the spols influences which MI.
Fitzpatrick represents. Prc,idcn, Barker VIII take
his hai and his OVercOat and walk out. y I'i'Or was
Crcuaiing Yesterday that Mr.. Croker Aad dccid'd mat
SION Brennan would do better FIR" '1nhin-
siOncr than as Police Justice, whcr" ne WOuiu DC
obliged to act upon his individual Judgment.
Ii is probable that the Mayor Wlll "hhouilcc Ms
appOintce the vacancy caused 10y ne u"alh Oh Ions
j. HcnlZ in The street COmmis sioucI,Llp oi the iW'
ty-third and Twenty fourth wards. fnh"r coroner
John b. s!oa or Louis +. Iiaien l. likely TO be Sc
lectcd. III case Of Shca's appointment, eA-A',rmDN
man John Connolly will probably Dc appointed Coroner
by TIC Governor until after IN" next election ,
Thc Mayor would not say yesterday that ne would
several days yet. The onerOus duties which ccl"ird.
ton week imposed upon Linn have taken up much %
his time. and left little opportunity for considering
the appointments COunstllne with trusted adNls'r''