New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10


:, &C. .orni.onic,aIly announced that Mayor S'ron'
VII make his charges. under ne provisions VI Wv
Power Of Removal bill. in the Board OF rduo d'o..
this week Ever since tho Power OF Removal n''
has been passed great deal OF FpHcha''o" nos
heen gong on in tho Board OF tdurato"' ""
among those directly interested in the public S'H""i
system Of this city as who Will To- removed ana
WHO WIN be put in their places on the hoaIu.
rhcro sceroe TO be no question to who shonl'
ho removed from the Board Of Education. II 'ne
vote east last November BE- regarded as criterion.
Tho ring which has been IN control " the Boarh
Of Elucatlon for tho last two years ana nan
has been avowcdly in the interests 81 Tamn'ahV
Hall VET strange say. some OF the commissioners
on the Eoarl who have most persis;enty ana woo.
o,,s ia fought the ring are members Of lainH'a"E
f;aH Principal amocE thcee is charles strauss
rnombcr Of Tammany hall. but one oi the IN '
niss.oncrs who has taken III" lHad m '"S" "'"
IN. ranr,ar, schemes Edward +. steers IS aNo
n member # TammaHy HaIl but he course VI '"'
Roari Of Education from the time no entor'' MS
been marked lay independence.
ON tn. other band some Of the most conspicuous
leaders cf tho rH; are not members o. '',i"d"F
Hall although they nave been notorious'N ""'''''
with that organization ia carrying ont 'h'"
schemes In the Board. Commissioner oHrien' per
hapf NOR than amy other man on the hoat'' "dH
boon the leader II the rr-. and has had me u'i.
tagging support Of Tdmmany influence m az u
his doinl:s. while Commissioner Charles H. h"oA'
q vcll-Nnowu member Of TainWanN Ham hdH wv"
used mostly h.ul f"al.
USING THE SCHOOLS TO HELP TAMMANf'
Tn. men who have control = the Board 81 Educa-
ton a. me present tin". ami who. for the Last TWO
years have been using the public schools ~ po"u-
cal aiiaact 20 Tlmmany Han dld who has" vo'cu
with lnfa.iug regularity with ihe I1ng ATE mares
H. KNOX ThAdd~Is Morarty Niles NJ plr.fn Al
J,rt . Elias T. Duncan harris. Rdnao.ph "usgeh-
h,.m,r. August +, MontaD'. 10 ph \ "ould"h
C,.orat LayIngst ~. lance ". NcEirIon ana E"'''
R.n,r!uc Tho men VINO have ben the most con
,,.;..is =, f.;!i.ns tho rims are Henry \. Rogers
Eots-' Ala,ay Charles H. II .Oocl. Charlie strauss
chars L. Holt. and William j. Van A's'alr. III
WarI J. steers sometimes votes one way ana some
times another
IS We known among the member ~ th" Boar1
wat som. o. the rrg members MAKING strenuous
effort, go keep ih"'r places. Jos ph \ Gou'!en' A.
though q notorious member Of Tammany Hall. has
been making every mont - retain his sftt 10 me
Board In fact. uutN The Tribune on Tnur-iay ~
posed hs improper receiving Of pay ~ lecturer IN
the system. Nh G'uld'n cons i"-oi lie chances
~ being rcaplo'1.c1 90 20, Board very good Hc
cxpr.,s,d himself 20 reporter as h"ins ,au'h'd
tina, hc would poe retained hy MAYOR strong H.
seems 10 have based MS confidence on the TACT that
b. 5 Grand Army man. AMI that he induced sew
.ral Grand Army mon from Westch's''r county
70 viyit tho Mayor ana request him % keep VI.
G,.l4cn ~ the Board The Mayors reply ~ tsl'
delegation ha- been interpreted n} Mr Gou.ien 'nd
his friends a. equivalent 30 me statement tAat MI
,;ou.den vos.I be remembered when 'he changes
were made. n th, Ma eyer CAV" such Iraur"
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member a., ... Hoard o., rlu.,:ion Ms. Grace
H. Dolce whose ac! known interest m c,Iuca- |
ionaI matters ana nor experience as u Conin's- |
sio,e- c,ntu.ntl, orar, bor r,r the NOR, has also
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h !'''hI years ma. i""'n % nil q PERSONAL 'Nl'f'S'