The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-01
VOL. LXv.-N0. 1?3.
RULERS OF THE NEW CITY.
THIS rs THE TAMMAYY SLATE, IN
GREAT PART OFFICIAL.

VIII ne at the City Hnl ut Noon To-Day 20
Take Over tho Reins from Three ex-
M~nyors-District Attorneys appointments.
Richard Croker and the other leaders of the
Tammany organization who were making the
slate for the new administration returned to
New York yesterday afternoon from Lakewood.
Mr.. Croker, with John f.. Carroll, Senators
Grady and Sullivan, James w. Boyle. and half
q dozen others. took the 3:45 train from Lake.
wood and won't direct to the Murray Hill Hotel
after getting to town.
Mayor Van Wyck gave out at midnight as
an official list Of appointments the names of
John Whalen as Corporation Counsel, Theodore
Connolly as fret assistant, William j. Ladd as
second assistant. Charles Blandy as third assist
ant. and. as counsel to the Health Board, Henry
G.. Steincrt. He also gave these names as official:
President Of the Charities Department, to serve
ak years. John w. Keller; Adolph Simis Of the
borough Of Brooklyn, Commissioner. to serve
four years: DR.. ]. L. Feeney Of the borough Of
Richmond to serve two years.
Here Is the full list, subject to change to-day:
Corporation C~ounsel-John whalen. salary
S15, 900. Assistants-First, Theodore Connolly;
second. William ]. Ladd: third. Charles Blandy.
Counsel to the Health Board. Henry steincrt.
City Chamberlain, Il. G. 4. Grain; salary
$4,000.
President of the Board of Public Improve
nlGntS, Danlel n. MCNlanOn, saIUry, po,OOU.
President Of the Park Board, not selected.
Secretary, Willis Holly: salary, SIS, 900. Com.
missioner from tho Bronx. August Moebus;
salary, Sc, 600. Commissioner from tho Dor.
ough o; Brooklyn. George v. Brewer; salary.
$4,000.
Department of Taxes-President. Thomas L.
Feitner; salary, $4,000. Commissioner of the
borough of Manhattan, Edward @. Sheehy,
Thomas c. Croamer; Commissioners from the
horouph of nrnnklyn- Arthur q Salmon ThOmaa
J. Patterson; salary, 1000 each.
Fire Commissioner. John J. Scannell. salary
$500; Deputy Fire Commissioner, James II.
Tully OF Brooklyn.
President Of tho Board of Health, doubtful;
Wilson may be retained. Commissioners, DR..
William T. Jenkins and DR.. Cyrus Edison; salary,
$4,000 each.
Police Board-President, Bernard ]. York of
the borough of Brooklyn; second Democratic
Commissioner. John B. Sexton of New York
county; Republican Commissioners. Thomas l..
Hamilton of New York county and William +.
Phillips of Brooklyn; salary, $4,000 each.
Dock oard-President J. Sergeant Cram
salary, Sc. 900. Commissioners, Patrick Keenan,.
possibly, and James J. Phelan.
Building ]. Brady;
salary, So, 900. Commissioner of Buildings for
the borough of Brooklyn, Daniel Ryan.
Commissioner of kridgcs-W. J. X. Kenny,
probably; salary. $500. De- .!ty Commissioner
from the borough of Brooklyn. John L. Shea.
Commissioner of Sewers-James p. Heating,
salary $500; Deputy Commissioner for the
borough of Brooklyn, James Kane.
Commissioners Of Street Cieaning-James Mo-
CARNEY. salary. "a, 500; Deputy. Commissioner
John J. Ryan; Deputy Commissioner for Brook
Commissioners OF Jurors. John Purcell. salary
President Of the Charities Board and Commis-
sioner for Manhat5an and the Bronx, John W.
lyn and Queens, Adolph Simis, Jr, salary 81. 500;
for Richmond. DR., J; L. Feeney; salary $500.
Commissioners OF Highways-Charles Murphy.
Commissioner Of observation-disclosures H. Null
o ogrs sa Of I Bro SI'S1o Jamy near j. dRsp prwin i0r tho Dor
Attorney for Collection OF Arrears of Personal
eSiI@H Of Arrears Of Tssxes|Jo6n N. Del
mour, salary $4,000 a year,
Mayor Van wyck will also have the appoint
1880. who viii probably be William Bbapiiton.
and a GommiSsioner Of Public buildings. Light,
ing and Supply at The same salary. Henry Fair
Dr., John T. Nagie viii probably be the Chief
OF t rs. BOZ H%tG AND q George S@stS' |. 1SissaiI'f vii Il q get stt'sahhs thy
job OF Chief OF the Brooklyn Bureau of Elections.
John Dslmar and Thomas A. w. Hon.
. District Attorney Gardner made public late
+: Grady, John F., MGIntyTe' James i:
Mecieiiand. Stephen 5. Blake. NJJa James J. Walsh.
and Robert rownsend. The deputy assist
Lindsay Gordon. Moses Herman, Forbes
J: Hegnessey. Jacob Berlinger. John +; Cowan.
Thomas +. Byrne, Daniel i. oi'Reiiliiy,' Robert:
son Honey, and d. Frank Lloyd. who is retained
as special Assistant District Attorney.
Henry w. Unger, who has been a deputy as
]sistant, district attorney in this county and
signed yesterday. but 10 will BE- rsappolnted BY
District Attorney Gardiner as FIJI assistant at
of the indictment bureau.
Among the others who win be retained in the
McKenna; Calendar Clerks John j. Buckley,
Thomas J. Mcclure, John 0'Copnor, John J.
an Indictment clerk, Messengers John Donohus
and John Redmund, and Librarian Thomas ].
1t was announced yesterday that James b.
noaeE Woala:6s Deputy R%esslysr 0f = Taxes AXE fer
I Resis SSSea u AF RI nsU0 aaa Ed 5. SFl u q@SSiS
Register Of arrears; FormeE sheriff John
Of the new Court Of Special Sessions. -.
patty with John s. Shss,han have 5s.n
date for the place q Dock com%issioRer
ship for sheehan is supposed to be the cause
p che f h.s t lsMo John ven ". Ref fss 1 sisse co@ atssG9 rS@
his district. Is slated for a Conmissionership
Sergeant Cram. it is understood, replaced Mr..
BOYLE on the slate.
James J. Phelan is not sure of his place on the
board. The leaders have a man for tho place
who has not been mentioned as yet and they
may make another shift before the appointments
The lobby OF the Murray Hill Hotel was
crowded last night with Tammany district
Carroll. and Senator Grady were on hand, but
they were not talking about appointments.
Nathan Straus, who was among the crowd
in the lobby with Willis Holly. said no
would not accept a Park Commissioner.
Fox may be appointed Park Commissions.
and Willis Holly viii. In all likelihood, be made
tatIon with Mi. Croker during the evening.
The ceremonies at the City Hall will begin at
will be welcomed at the City Hall by Mayor
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