The sun., 1895-03-01

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Charles T. Torpey Inspector '''''''''.'' '5599
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inspectors Francis de Canio. Edward Coppers.
and Patrick Moynahan were on the list orig
ally but were aftcrward reinstated. the first
because IL was learned by the Commissioners
that he Is dying Of consumption; Coppers, be-
cause 1t had been discovered that he is aveteran
soldier, protected by the Constitution, and Moy-
nahau, at tho special request OF one OF the Com
missioners.
The wholesale removals came as something Of
asurprisa, although most of the employees of
the department were prepared for the action by
the announcement in TIE SUN Of yesterday
that the blow was about TO fall. The removals
are absolute and take effect to-day, although no
successor to any of the removed men has been
selected and mono will DO able to pass the neces-
sary civil service examination for week or
ten days.
The Commissioners. or two Of them, President
Murray and Commissioner Harburger. are sat
tsnod however. that the department will not be
crippled. The position which their colleague.
Commissioner Woodman, has assumed with
reference 10 tho removals, though. came as
big surprise to them Yesterday.
President Murray and Commissioner Harbur-
ger mako practice Of getting to their offices at
Oo'clock every morning, and they stay until
after 4 O'Clock. Commissioner Woodman, who
resides with ex-Mayor Grace. shows up every,
where from IL O'Clock to O'clock. 1t was ]
O'Clock when he arrived at the new Criminal
Court House yesterday afternoon. He bore IN hls
linnd copy Of an afternoon newspaper, in which
Sccn s % announced By his eoleSgnss two hours be-
ssoasrs sss issa :, se 's walked and n lie
Board rcoFn before q nunber OF newspaPer
that ssai Se s hsa Besn aea
with unfairly n the announcement % sS ,,ih o. the
one and had, not, been agreed on by the fun
Board. and that he. who had been Civil Ser
TO such wholesale removal Of public officers.
Hs mentioned @ p Enrich RI han and Ste1ens as two men
Having freed his mind in this regard, Com
missioner Woodman went into his own office;
be Sss called da On and ssea
his h ssit g the re reportors. Mr.. Woodman Declared
esaEues h: G % told al him that he had not only agreed
20 them, but that he had wanted to make more
whose place he had candidate in. the per-
son OF George II. Gale an inspector, in the de-
wso @ so sserst IN
sios held on Wsdnssday afternoon at which ths N,
s q shs
showed that Mr.. Woodman had united with the
hr In nsng the who Srs e snd
O'Clock yesterday morning had received Mr..
MI. Woodman was mlfred at this. and sug-
reconciliation against him, He was told that
sSsn nss
u is said that Murray ana Hsronrger are at
score Sss hat was nspred a" II. Il
may be that tho failure OF Mr.. Woodmsn TO get
John Fenn.l appointed counsel to the Board had
Some OF the men who are likely to be named
s ss are re
s% s.d FIJI bs;d Rs TIs.sh Fas ina
the Independent County Srganization. -
moysis yestsraay On tSs score % that %'S The Com M
nissioneTs who are responsible for their action
PENDENT on shs report. q tSer % and
must have men IN those places who are friendly
GREAT suoTT's APPoISTMENrs-No PLATr MEN.
CorporatloH Counsel Scott announced yester-
day the following appointments to take effect
William L. Turner. second assistant. at 81. 900
ayear. IN place of Charles p. Biandy, resigned,
whose salary was 81, 500.
Clarke practically takes the place Of Edward il.
Hawks whose salary was @ s5aSoo. Mr, Hawke
o s y 70 S &C IL
George ". Lyon TO be Corporation Attorney.
a,SSSs S5ste Of Louis HaHnsman' r''isnsd' salary
John J. BRADY OF e,s95 Valentine avenue, to
or the o and 'FSss fSsntS
fourth wardA IN place of Matthew p. Breen, re-
Henry Ds Forest Baldwin, sssistant in tho
Bnrsap Of Street Openings; salary $1,000. Mr..
Baldwin does pot sncceed John p. Dunn, who
:, Robert shaw Barlow. son Of Cen Francis {.
bSEioy TO be lanlSr % assistant, salary 81, 500,
Probably name personal messenger and two
time, there will bs 40 furtl.ar changes ia tho
pSroa AtsosSsy ss m5syyr 5sy Il IL i sas G Mr
a Lyon has chosen David Milliksn, Ir., TO b his
Tits selection is subjeot 10 the approval Of CoT
poration Counsel Scott Tho rsslGnations Of As
sistant Corporation Counsel Charles w. Ridg-
salary $4,000, have been accepted No success
sors to these two have boon named and II is un-
derstood that their salaries have boon appor-
toned among the new appolatees.
Tam.nany Hall men. The politics of Nir. SCOTS
liam L. Turner, John j. Brady, r. S. Barlow.
and u. Do Forest baldwin, Grace Democrats;
uSoh s'HIssS IeSsSs dSsS dtsSn SGa P
Ir. Tarssr was private secretary of Mayor
Of Fordhsm and a G graduate Of Of 81. 'ciGGrs John's
e ths, Thktlsth Assembly district ''aHt Mr..
twenty Years. deorGs ". Lyon % Mas Presi.
dent IIsrr!son's Surveyor OF tho Port, and
Comnittss az Thirty which organized The X. RE RE
publican party In the city so that Mr.. Plat
.2uld dStptpre i. Those who knew him best say cay
Corporation Attorneys ONCE. MIR. BALDWIN
helps Jaka KunEenniAnn run the New YORK
Slete iIsnoeraey In the Tenth Assembly dis
!, will be noticed that there is none who "a
" Shogn s,s asa naTtisan OF Thomas O. Plat among