New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
DEMOCRATIC HEADS Dkor :
WHITE CIVIL SERVICE LAW InNo os
ONT MANY TEMPORARY APPolNrNS''

-o,,rrcrANs AsToNIsHED BY The
o,r,.r1oN-ABoUr A HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS
ARE AFFECTED.
-. dav OF doom and gloom yes'e'U Soro,gb
IL was -, citv employees in THIS ooIo"e
GO Phillips Of the local N4Ni, -
c-,rots.,o, thought that fully d H' i IT,.
.uen,v-hye persons employed IN wv .ho-nselyes
s.oor,noe,ts IN Brooklyn wou'u I''d -. ,n,s
without employment to-day lnI , -, heon decapi-
Number Of temporary employees nav. C,.-1 Scr
- -. .,o enforcement Of the Whhte Ni' -.
,,ca law The law is far reacnu's Il, ~
=, hears directly upon the Cfarl'i's =. street
me Finance Department. the Departure. Ca,rt NJ
ciso,,ng the Magistrates courts 'ho w.. .he
Siee sato,x the hospitals Of the county Wv
,noaI school Board the Fire Department. D,,h,,o
nartrent of Highways, the Depai ms e,,v the
pmra,rgs the department OF Water supi, ,.s ~
CORPORATION Counsels Office tne io,"
nartment and the Sewer Department ,s,oken
Local Democratic politicians VINO n'' c'r Cor
-. ,..r,s and purposes Of the Waite OlNi 81
Cd. low had regarded the State civil oei'ioe -,
mission rather as an ornamental 'han ,,.. I'D NO.
bodv and had fancied that the o!o Pu,'' s,i,y
49,, ,reuences could be invoked win liiipu'e,.
htio"i sN-soa 20 Ieorn that the new Civil ser
w., Lon, v,as 10 be enforced absolutely anu W."
-, ,aor mr. favor Every influence was eNei 49,,
ave the faithful followers. VINO "e'e - .ou,,e
res from the CITY, Their efforts pro'ei
and Willoug1by was IN teSIs ''9
u,,cu M,LAUGRLIN HELPLESS
x,,sb Mclaughlin who is staying with Ms ILL.,
~ tn south Jamesport for the summer NJ
hy IN So ''.ant y, the old Democratic boss
-. a, Ealing II easy in Saratoga. ara we o''..'
.h,sfs Of the party were asked 10 aid 'ne o" a.:
ave They saw the inevitable ano H'uiii'''. .,a,as
erect silence The so-called temporary Hppo o,
who were trunded into place aho CIV Seroto or
nv the pull OF the ward. Assemoly' ,,
correctional district leaders. with the sdon''
~ the little auction room In WllloushOS ~, -.
I,ed Yesterday that the White law as oie
cratic leader graphically said' AIN "o P''
dream" -r,oves whose
az course some OF the temporary emp'oSe0 80,
usefulness to the public ended at suhset 80 ~
.rare deserving persons but most OF them "eie at
no,nted simply 70 balance the accounts % ~
heeIers. and with the hope that all "ooiO 50
until after the fall elections -. It'll
Tba democrats profess to believe that they VIII
to- sa,,sfact,on later on in reAlling the posi-
,,ors made vacant yesterday with other Democia'S
from the eligible list, and that the Wh'e Nd"'
which AZ present seems a hardship TO Democrats
,,I, nrova N be benefit TO that party In the emu
THOSE WHO ARE REMOVED.
M, .or,rorarv employes In the various depart
noents who were affected by the ehloi 0e -
On. White Civil Service law are as folio~s'
nsnartment OF Street Cleaning-Distr1ct super
.,,.ndents. Michael Looney. George Corcoran' Law
NO. rrrou Frederick Rummel and William e.
prench each at 81 500 per year. Section 1orehnel'
po,r,ck Cunningham, Edward Dunno John -
Wade John Mudoon. John j. F1tzpatrlck' JalleS
r Mulcahey, William Nolan. John T. Flo'u' James
r Feeney John J. Murphy, Peter j. Feeiey' hoOei'
uamuton Alfred A. Taylor. John Mcdonald 30
- IL, Henry Hasenhug Thomas Booth, Jacob
s,a,k Edward Herman. Frank c. cannon anu
Frank Eschmann. Assistant stable foreman ~
semi e Smith. Dump inspectors: joseph Delaie'
and John Fahn. Tug and scow inspectors: Co'
inho oil
and Peter j. Mulady. Time collector: Patrick F.
Dwyer. ,,
Court OF Special Sessions-Martha Pardington'
assistant clerk $500; Edward Mclaughlin ste'
-spher 5000 and these attendants: Wilam F.
,Sfoyle. Thomas F. Maher Patrick Mcdonald
ep si1e S $780, HsggeTy
sSn and J 5ams' Msdden & Denis satey
sl,9S aud Martin J. Phelan a'g q mo OF Collectors
Department Of HighwaysinspeGtoTs Of incq 5
John MeA ASks n 1 GhaTe As n ean
s. 90; John NJ Rice, 81 900, and George 4; Lyncn.
5000 Timekeeper: Thomas f. Fitzgerald - per
Superintendent of the Bureau Of Street Openings
Paving and Repaving-Joseph II. Mahon' S20" per
Superintendent of the Bureau Of Membranes
w pepartI me Of Public Buildings, Lighting and
Supplies J: steenwerth. James RckaTd
oi Pub harS Bnd saa each year
Department OF water Supply--JameS tlerSon
and John ]. Moran. assistant Inspectors Of con
QUITS and reservoirs; Reginald T. Bolton, mechsni-
cal engineer, appointed by Mayor Schieren for spe
cial work which is not yet completed, and Daniel
D. Jackson. chemist
KINGS COUNTY HOSPITALS BIG LOSS.
Thirty nurses orderlies and assistants had 10
leave the Kings County Hospital. in Flatbush
Twenty other similar places made vacant in
the hospital by the action of Civil Service rules
made on appointments since April 49, 1899 Chart
ties Commissioner Simis loses with a number
Of investigators, Edward Stanton. an old en-
iPloye In the Department Stanton received
Ssa ye na AbdrsS XG STa clerk at
800 a year had to leave the staff OF the local
The Department OF Buildings Is not spared
These employees were forced OUT Newell p An
drus inspector Of heating and ventilation who re-
eeived = % day; Arthur A. Sauerbrun. $50 a
goo year and John J. Liey an office boy at
niah P. Costello. Thomas F. York and Moses
OBrien are also
The ban also fell upon the Corporation Counsels
%ufey o9 and T4S only as shIdSw Thomas
a. $50 and $500 a year respectively. went homo
last evening out OF jobs, Murphy put IT, John
lyman, burial permit clerk in the local Board of
Health. who drew 81 900 a year will draw II no
longer DR.. Charles Newman made his exit from
the Coroners office.
Each of the City Magistrates courts will lose
three men, In the Adams-st. police court samuel
A. Reamer and Mortimer Earl are only temporary
9ppointees Thomas McGrath. messenger OF the
Board Of City Magistrates. is also only a tenn
HoraIy "a sppointee Uncertainty prevails in all Of
Park Department. Department OF Corrections
Auditors. Tax or Assessors Offices
VANS BODY FOUND NEAR GLENDALE