The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30
PLAoBs RON rH1Rry.
Maternal Condition or Tsnmnny HAIL Tor 1898
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It Is q rule in Tammany politics that the re-
sponsible district leaders of the organization.
undor q municipal administration which Tam
many Hall controls, shall DO in posts OF profit.
Associate business leaders. such as were ostab.
llshed in Tammany in 1894. have been done
away with and tho burden of maintaining tho
organization as well as looking after it's affairs
and its Individual members now devolves on
the Assembly district leaders. There are, OK.
clud!ng the two sub-leadcrs in the upper die.
trict. thirty-Hve district leaders In Tammauy
Hall, and Of these thirty aro now holding places
under tho administration which took Office less
than four weeks ago. The record PRESENTS the
names and places OF the district leaders:
First District-Michacl c. Murphy. clerk OF
the First judicial District Court, salary $1,000.
He has been Tammany Hall leader of this dis
trict since tho election Of Frank 7. Fitzgerald
rs Surrogate in 1892. Before being court clcrk
he was an Excise Commissioner.
Second District-John Purcell, Commissioner
Of Jurors by appointment Of tho Mayor, a mu-
nicipal office which pays $4,000 n year, the
jurisdiction OF which covers tho two boroughs of
Manhattan and the Bronx.
Fourth District-Edward I. Fitzpatrick. Cor
oncr at q salary last yenr OF SIS, 900. He asks for
IS, 200 n year now. He has been In charge
OF the affairs OF Tammany In this district. ono Of
the few districts in town TO retain its numerical
designation and Its boundary lines almost intact
through successive appointments. He became
Tammany district leader In 1880.
Fifth District BERNARD F. Martin. State Sen.
ator. There will be an election for State SEN
ators this year.
Sixth District-Timo:by y. Sullivan. State
Senator. The salary of this post is 81, 800, and
the Legislature has no power TO make it more.
Seventh District-Jamos w Boyle, one OF tho
East River Bridge Commissioners. Tho salary
is SO. 600.
Eighth District-Mnrtln Engcl. who is now
holding his first elective Office. having been
chosen u member of the Council at the Novem.
Der election. Members OF the Council serve for
four years. and receive 81 800 q year.
Tenth District-Willinm Sohmer, County
Clerk. The salary is s. $4,000 and the term four
years.
Eleventh District-Wiliam Dalton. Commits.
sioner Of Wafer supply, new post created by the
charter. salary $1,000.
Twelfth Distric,-P. J. Scully. City Clerk at
$1,000 q year. He was Deputy County Clerk
during tho administration of Henry d. Purroy
in the latter office.
Thirteenth District-Petcr J. Dooling, ono of
the two Democratic Aqueduct Commissioner
appointed by the Mayor. The salary is 8 5000.
1t is created by statute and is not n part of the
provisions of the charter.
Fourteenth District-John T. Oakley, one of
the Council and the vicc-Chairman of tho Board.
Sixteenth District-Patrick Keenan,. City
Chamberlain. The salary Of the City Chamber
lain's office. formerly $685. 600 a year. out of
which the incumbent paid his employees. is now
Sl2. 900 net.
Eighteenth District-Charles F. Murphy, Dock
Commissioner His salary is $4,000.
Ntnotoapth niatrirf- Iohn n Spytnp form, ar1 "
Sheriff, and now Police Commissioner, salary
$1,000.
Twentieth District-James p. Heating. Com.
missioner of Highways. salary 81. 300.
Twenty-irst Decentralization F. Donohue,
Deputy Commissioner of Sewers. salary not yet
fixed; will probably be Sc, 700.
Twenty.second District-Francis J. Lantry,
ex.Aldcrman. Commissioner of Correction in the
enlarged New York. salary s. 1900 a year.
Twenty.third District-William Z. Stillings.
one Of the Change of Grade Commissioners by
appointment of the Mayor. a place created by
the Legislature and not by the charter, salary
$4,000.
Twenty-fourth District-Maurice F. Holahan.
President Of the Board OF Public improvements,
salary $4,000.
Twenty-ifth District-John ]. ScanneIl. whose
brother. George F. Scnnnell. appears on the
record Of the Executive Committee as its repre-.
sentative. George +. Scannell is Administra.
ton Clerk in the Surro gates Office at n salary
OF So. 200. John ]. Scannell is Fire Commissioner
at a salary of 81, 500.
Twenty.sixth District Thomas J. Dunn.
Sheriff of the county Of New York. The Sheriff
is now paid in part in fees. and the Office of
Sheriff is computed to be worth to the In.
cunben $50, 900 a year. The term of the
Sheriff is two years.
Twenty.sevcnth District-James ]. Martin.
former Police Commissioner and now one of the
Commissioners of the Eleventh ward park.
Twenty. eighth Observation-Disclosures Featherson,
member of the present State Senate.
Twenty.ninth District-John F. Carroll. clerk
OF the Court Of General Sessions, a life tenure.
the emoluments of which arc computed at 49,.
600 a year. He receives 5000 as clerk OF
General Sessions and $4,000 as clerk of the
Criminal Branch Of the Supreme Court.
Thirtieth Dlstrict-Harry c. Hart, a member
Of the Council.
Thirty.second D~istrict-John J. Ryan. Deputy
Commissioner OF Public Buildings. Lighting,
and Supplies for the borough of Manhattan.
Thirty-third District Nicholas J. Hayes.
Deputy City Clerk. He has for many years
been clerk in the Supreme Court, Special Term,
Part III.
Thir.y-fourth D~istrict-AuGust Moebus. Park
Commissioner for the borough OF the Bronx;
salary $4,000.
Thirty-ffth District-James Mccartney, Com.
missioner of Street Cleaning in the Board of
Public Improvements; salary $1,000.