New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
LEE PHILLIPS.

the places Of Charles G. F. wahe and Edward
Owen; the Mayors Marshal Edward H. Healey,
and the second marshal. John +. Brennan. II
was announced that no immediate changes would
be made either in the office Of the Commissioners
Of Accounts or the Mayors Marshals office.
NO FURTHER RESERVATIONS.
The day passed without any more resigna-
tions being handed In. President James j. Mar
tin OF the Police Board had a talk with Mayor
Strong but went away without leaving anything
in writing The Mayor is not desirous OF the
resigrations Of heads Of departments before the
Power Of Removal act goes into effect. Conn
missioner Clausen. president Of the Park Board.
whose resignation the Mayor received on Tues
day was a caller and conferred with Colonel
Strong but went away with the understanding
that his resignation would not be accepted just
yet Mr. Clausen's colleague. Park Commissioner
Bell. told the Mayor that his resignation was
ready whenever It was wanted. Colonel Strong
told him that ne would consult him on the sub
ject later on.
Others who visited the Mayor were First AS
sstant Corporation Counsel David j. Dean. who
IS being pushed by many eminent members OF
the bench and bar for promotion to the head
Of the city's Law Department; John ID. Grim
Minis. Park Commissioner Tappen. President
Baker. Of the Tax Department; Lawson y
Fuller, Civil Service Commissioner Daniel
J.. HAYS Congressman r. j. Campbell,
Nicholas r. OCOnnor general Inspector OF
the Public Works; City Chamberlain joseph j.
ODOnOhue and Deputy Chamberlain Johh H.
Campbell. Dock Commissioners James }. Pheah
and Andrew J. White. Alderman y. 7. Brown
OF the I'D District: Chief Justice Simon NJ Ehr-
Itch and Justice John II. Mccarthy. OF the city
Court; Dr. Cyrus Edison. Health Commissioner;
ex-senator Alfred Wagstan. chief clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas; Colonel $ V. H. Cruger.
Commodore El5ridge 7. Gerry. Theodore Sutro'
Of the dominant faction Of the German-Amercan
Reform Union: DR.. w. T. jenkins, ex-Health
ohcer Of the Port: ex-Surveyor George W. Lyon
T. W. Bloomingdae. Charles Steckler. OF the
Independent County Organization; John Sabine
smith, ex-Sherif James O'Brien and Police JUS
tce PADDY" Diver
Two young fellows in bright yellow leggins
ana peajackets and armed with alpenstocks ana
albums, VINO said that they were making trip
on loot around the world, came in to ask the
mayor Tor certificate TO show that they had
got so far on their way as NewYork city.
Colonel Strong good-naturedly complied with the
request;
GOOD LISTENER
Ihe Mayor developed the qualities Of a good
listener yesterday. He would lean forward In
MS chair place his ear close 70 the visitors
mouth and appeared TO take interest in all that
.a,s vas SAID His replies were generally in mono
.y,iaoies' ,.s and sometimes he contented himself
sasms hyd or simple shaking OF the head. IL
Cs. .'s 10 De an already accepted theory at the
~ s'y nan that when Colonel Strong says mo
The air was full Of rurnors Of designations
si sno OF speculation regarding imminent changes
nuperintendent Byrnes's offer to retire and the
.ssss"auons or Park Commissioner Clausen
%u. Excise Commissioner Bushe furnished
80; ou ior comment Mayor Strong repeated
statement Of last week that he had no
y,,s-"t ,, intention Of acting upon any resigna-
e'yIs uni the Power Of Removal bill becomes
San M' ne thefefore discourages designations OF
eaus ~ OK departments at this time. II desire no
vacancies" ne said .'until have found men OF
the right kind Eo 0ll the n,acas ;"
TT was understood that Civil Service Commis-
s.oner daniel II. Hays. Park Commissioner Tap
Pel' corporation Counsel Clark and Secretary
~e rniillps, OF the Civil Service Board. have all
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