New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
HOGS DISTRIBUTES PLUM6
HE NAMES SOME OF HIS OWN MEN AND
SOME OF DAVIES.
NEW SET OF DIRECTORS OF EpUcAe
TON cHosEN-THE OTHER orYI-
GERS CONTROLLED By THE

announced yesterday
The Mayor did not visit his ONCE 10 welcome too'
new ofieaIs II said that he had left the ety.
for few days and the prevailing opinion 10 that
ne desired to avoid disappointed oficeseekers. The
following were named:
General WILLIAM c. HEPPENHmMER; Democrat CIV
Treasurer. 10 succeed Colonel = D. Dickinson fspuo
l'csn: term. two years salary 5000
ROBERT =: JORDAN. Democrat controller. % sssessa
500 tSss' r. HoOsA Democrat term Two years. 'A'''
CHARLES II. DAYTON. Democrat Ia, consnl..ion..; -
.lcceet James VI Love. Republican; salary 0Sp;I
JAMES q MAsKINa p.mosr., rssspo,-,:a s.csss
JAMES =. CANNON. Democrat, spnpin,sd co~miss!oes!
r. ss A99s, 70 ,See.,d Th' I, p''" 'pp"'a
HENRY HINrEMAN. Democrat. appointed shaking ra4
'cmmls'ioner - succeed James Hannon. sppoinsea
~ two years
JAMES LuBY Democrat, appointed IRE. Public pssssz
Trustee - succeed himsef NJ salary term. NJ
JOHN MULLINS Democrat. appointed Finsocs com~ss-
::onsr TO succeed James bailey democrat. 'aiAry
HENRY LEuRDrK. Democrat, sppaln,sd Finsns. csss-
heimer appointed c1'y Treasurer unesprss tern
Commissioner to ,acceei Reuben simp.on. R.passt-
can. term Two yeas'.
Or I2aS MG ,,., Pan'. ..rS Ss. 60
publican. term. three years. salary. $1,000
JAMES HENNEssEy psno,5si spp1 s..a, Pr. Go.
three years. salary. 5000
THE SCHOOL BOARD APPOINTMENTS
The following Directors % Education were e.
pointed. each for full term of two years;
Director at Large BENJAMIN EpGE. D.mocrs'. -
succeed Thomas Misrin' Democrat
First Ward AUGUST srCt'ow Democrat. 10 sur>ss1
John Nimmc. Republican.
Second wsrd.p J. KENNEDY. Democrat to '"n'ess
Third Ward -JoHN u WARD Republican to ssess~a
william n. Quinn. Democrat
sixth ward-cHARrEs o BARKER Rspyslis.s. -
DR. J
Seventh ward-GpoRGE y WITT. Democfat " s"oo'~
Dr. Joseph ,. Finn Democrat - -
Eighth ward WALTER X BRpsAiLs hsps'''esh'
succeed Joseph I. Firm. Davis Republican.
Ninth wari-JoHN }. CULLEN Democrat n saeos>s
O Herber, Rice. Republican
Tenth ward-Dr GEORGE n CULVER RspuhiioAa.
10 succeed Frank Gallery Democrat.
Eleventh ward-JuLIus nERGER Democrat 10 'aee''s
The hold-over Directors are; 4
Fourth MACMILLAN A. LEWIS Republicans NJ
Irnh wari-JoHN MULvANEY. Democrat NJ
Twelfth ward-JAMEs g EGBERr Republican -
These appointments will give the Democrats oeas
troll OF every city department as the retiring nom
bers Of the Tax the Police and IN. Fire boards
Gratis They show that Davis has dictated the aP"
pointments except the Police 'omm'Ss'"he' mn" -
rectors of Education.
MGIf.I NOT PLEASING TO DAVIS
mr. ucGm is an uncompromlsng Democrat. but
ne is not a machine man. and II not as piasuo
"a Davis would desire He has an old political
debt 10 cancel He was the candidate Tor Mayor IN
1854. when The late William MeA'oy men sy law:
and Mclaughlin then distric, leaders VINO opsny
worked for the def,st ~ nc s,n;hsr ~ the Police
CommIssoner was ths ,.i,ea Hudson County re-
Dr. Msfi outlined his plan n action yesterday.
me saa ana ~ wnnd MOI hsye ,sken u he had not
been convinced that Mayor H'os " s.ss
bU.Insss"iike government and he felt II TO he he
| duty 10 assist him This would indicate tnst ~:
! McGn will not permit the Department 70 oeeoms
part OF the Davis machine The appointnnysnl,, Q.
Or McGi has elected expressions OF
as he Is ciassed among the sIlk-stocking clemens
OF the party. an element as opJeSNo"""'' W -
short hairs az Republican
THE SCHOOL BOARD TURNED DOWN
The Nayor had practically his own way In nam
ing the Directors ~ Education lie did not reap
noint one OF the ten members whose terms VIII -.
n,ra on the frs, Monday IN May. Davis made ~
earnest but unsuccessful hght a. an tns Dhoz Ts
wanted undication. but the Mayor could not ~
persuaded 10 tolerate BODY tiat hn az, 49,, "a Ne
notorious and had done incaiculaoe INJURY :" "'-
II broke forth with the Mayor at IS orgnni5atlon
tvo wears ago and combine was FORMED on i~i,o-
crafts close 10 Davis and alleged Repueicans wns
wns 70 serve paw. M ..gSnes ~ ss go
IN bonds for new schoolhouses The sites rsd ben
erdsd he bulk on he money for the buildings and
furniture. They promised 70 erect sp, rms ana
IN he
in The apportionmeni OF the money made pIoss,i,2sn
FOR the Third Ward school but constitutes ouila-
nsd !" and IN This way divided the money set aside
FOR the schoohouse asked for by the Mayor.
THE combine was extremely partisan, ana con,
vertsd the department into branch Of the pe''ticas
machine and forced four members DISGUISED ri,n
scandal added 20 the dlsgracetul record OF INC
BOARD. II shown that he city was eharke'
& the w Ss S sFGD ss s ,sss
he d
Mayor Hoos keenly felt tho disgrace -. steppca
from the Beard R 90 ss had politics.
The Mayor was influenced two years aso ,, 20
POM IN, determined this year to check scandals by
naming men OF his own selection OF me SIX gen.
at; appointed no S@y ," %en Kennedy and witt bat
Cullen Is not unfriendly to Davis The other tnrs$
b per ,Odsrsoden, stripe The Republicans named
are mere nominal RePubieans a" wsS p,rs..ii
ed na '2 DR. ne Culver are %e known as party and
are not likely TO become servants OF DAVIS
WHY HouGH WAS RETIRED
The hand Of Davis Is apparent in the rest of ne
slate
Surprise has been occasioned by the reiirement
OF Controller Holgh who arranged ne nn ,rls
nra,s lie WAS Deputy Controller Tor eight years
md has been Controller for Ave terms Of two years
sach Ills ability was recognized by ex-Mayor
Wons.r who reappointed him. Hough coniucteo
M s.myb Rad an opportunity several weeks ago e
accent an offer OF another place and con.niiea
Mayer Hoos about his reappontment Inc Malorr
ssd,yised him 90 walt Hough called repeatedly hut
could not get a definite answer. but inferred tnss
he was IA d. retained. on Thursday Hough Wa
summoned and Informed that he would De reap
pointed IL ne would surrender the pauonaee ~ n's
pe,na ana appolnt ex- Postmaster Robert Jordan ~
Hs denuty Hough refused 10 accep, the appoin,-
ment on those terms lie would not dispense WIN
the services OF his competent aids ana Jotoah "'s
appointed Controller.
DAVIS WILL DISPENSE THE PATRONAGE
Jordan f. a Davis machine man. ard 80 are Hep
,srhe,mer Dayton. Hinteman. Cannon. Luby, Mu'-
I'm. and Hennessy. and Davis will name their SUB
ordinstes - ,,.,,... .nooa,,~~ n
49, fiosrd ~ Finance. IL satisfactory appont~
ne He Is a successful merchant. and was tas
pp.nnh,icsn Mayoraity candidate several year. nsv
49, ,hs Democratic ring controlled the eiections
There ia Considerable dissatisfaction smons D sss
o.ra,s because Davis looked closely attef ms ~
ward the Fourth In making his seiect2n,s, M
penheimer Dayton McG Cannon IN, nas ~ x.eT
poice commssioner McGill 10 also voter ~ s1s