The sun., 1895-03-01

moro use to tho city when he appears before
the Legislative Committees on Cities at Albany
nearly every Tuesday and Thursday to argue for
or against proposed New York city legislation.
BRooKFIELD pLAcEs TWO AHTi-rIATT LEADERS.
Commissioner William Drookfleld continued
yesterday his work of recognizing the Public
Works Department by removing two more
heads Of bureaus and appointing their sucres..
sors lilo named Colrmbue O.Johnson TO succeed
GsoEh nisy as Water teT'ItSr ~ anS 10
succeed Michael 4. Cummings. Juhnson's salary
will be S4,O0g and that Of Henkcl ~. 750. u
idea OF how municipal business should be con-
Quoted IL very similar to that OF Tammany Hall,
district leaders Of the party. Both Johnson and
lienkel are Republican district leaders, the for
mcr IN the ana ths c dtier IN the b
noted Is that they are both members OF the
antt-platt faction in the County Committee, OF
which Mr.. johnson Is Second Nice-President.
Their acceptance of place takes them out OF tho
County Committee. a.,
the anti-Platt leader in the Fifth district, may
he appointed Water purvsyor,a $4,000 place
and one of great trust, as the Water Purvsyor
pairing the streets and has charge and super
Vision of all work in the streets carried on by
'S Commissioner BrookHed abolished three sine
cures yesterday. They were inspector OF as,
nHt SngGF anS of paPSnS over
vaults, salary each 81, 900. The incumbents OF
these places Gs we're eES h parro Ihom"s NC
TAMsEN PUTS IN SOME PLATT MEN.
Sheriff Tamsen announced the following ap-
James Dunphy Of the Second Assembly district
to be deputy at 81, 500. Credited to the O'Hrien
John iliingworth, Grace Democrat, OF the
Twentieth district to be q prison guard In place
OF, Henry F. w. Blumer indicted for forgery;
salary 1900.
Seventh district, deputys. assistant, in place Of
William G.. Southwick, resigned; $1,000.
VIM Flynn Of the Twenty third BIRD and J9hn
$1,000 eech.
THE MAYOR SAYS TAMMANv MEN MUST CO.
Mavor Strong was waited on by several gen.
tain Tammany men who are City Marshals.
guess you'll all have to 60 boys" said he.
the polfs last November. and don't think there
is anything for mo to do but execute the SEN
Several laboring men called on him to get him
to endorse their applications for employment in
the departments.
for you. You'll have To see the Commissioners.
But we can't get at them" said one OF the
But don't know you. boys. can't certify
to your character"
I'VE voted for you. sir, and we want to know 10Y,
L we are going to be allowed to starve while
There were lac. 900 and moro men don't
Mayor. .You can't expect me to find Jobs for
them all. Now you try to get at the Commits
sonerr."
This is sample encounter of hundreds which
the Mayor has had with laboring men since his
accession to office.
CHIEF CLERK FITZPATRICK RESIGNS.
Michael F. Fitzpatrick. Fourteenth district
Tammany man. who has held the place of chief
clerk to tho Municipal Civil Service Boards
since Mayor Grants administration, has re-
signed his place The salary was $2.4 400. 1t Is
understood that the place will be abolished.
sTENoGRAPHER WANTED.
William C. Hubbell. stenographer in the
Comptroller's Office has resigned TO go into the
insurance business. and Comptroller Fitch Is
looking for his successor.
JUDGE BEEKMAN's NEW SECRETARY.
Judge Henry X. Beck man of the Court of Com
mon Pleas has appointed Samuel Shortrfdge.
formerly employed by him stenographer, to
be his private secretary at an annual salary OF
Sl.So0.