New-York tribune., 1901-12-16
PART OF THE SLATE TO-DAY
.ppo1NTMENTs WHICH THE MAYOR
EJECT is LIKELY TO ANNOUNCE.

These are the appointments winch W.
the Mayor-elect is expected 20 lilahe p"N
day:
,sx,oner-C;usTAv LINDENTHAL-
v,a.e- Commissioned. HAMPDEN DoCu ~, w,
s,,~eet cleaning conntssioner-Dr JOHN VI E-N"
woopBURY. ,r>r,,,E
Health 'C,oIamssioner-Dr, ERNST j. I-fDf1fNl--
Charities OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fol'rN''
r. or 1oornad on good authority last nlghO
+h.+ Mr. Low had decided on the appointment
NJ the men mentioned, and that he had furthel-
more talked over the management OF thelr ie
spective departments, so that an unoerS aiiOi--s
hoe been reached as to what particular lnes ol
nolicv will be pursued. The rest OF the dp
nofntmerts which Mr.. Low has to make VIII NC
,ode nnblic so it was said last night, either
Tomorrow or OH Wednesday From "ha' 0sIii
he learned there are two or three ofllces Ior
-, NJ Tow, has several men in mind, ana
y. viii not come to a definite decision withlli
the next forty-eight hours. As Mr.. Lo" SD.
stood last night as regards the remaining VI
fees to be filed it was as follows:
c,tv Chanberlan-Dr. E r. L. GOULD.
Dock commissioner-GEoRGE SEARS GREENE
Park Commissioner-G GEORGE HAVEN PuINA"
Commissioner of correction-JoHN W. HUTCHINSON
President of the Tax Board-JAMEs L" WELLS
Assessors of Local Improvements-cALNlN IoMhi-''
and CLINTON DE WITT.
commissioners of Accounts-WlLLlAM fir1f D0
RUSSELL. and WILLIAM LEAR1
Tho man for Fire Commissioner UP to Satur-
dow WAS said to be James r. Sheffield who held
tbis office under Mayor Strong. Friends OF MT.
Sheffield said yesterday that he had decilleu
Tho ,1acn II IS understood that Mr.. Sherllelu
hos como to the conclusion that it would De TOO
much of a sacrifice for him to give up MS pres
emf law practice Mr.. Low, it is SAID had coiiie
70 believe that Mr.. Sheffield would eVentuallS
take the appointment; consequently ne may ,be pe
somewhat delayed in choosing man Ioi ~
place -. 10. arisen
In spite of the opposition that mas arlseii
against Mr.. Greene for Dock Co!nfhls9ioieII
iS said that he is still leading in the race john
" W IIrtcbinso, has been recommended to Mr.
Low for Commissioner of Correcuoh DS - 90
State Prison Association. and II Is ulueL io,t
that he is also indorsed by several promlhel'
cttizens who have been active workers for pet
tering the condition of the imprisoned classes
1t was reported in the circles OF the SfFeatea
Navyork Democracy Yesterday that Mr.. Low
had decided on Matthew p. Breen. the leader OF
that organization in The Bronx TOT Depu''
Park Commissioner for that borough ,
Renuhlican leaders were much interested In
the story that the men who are now peihs coh-
si6erad for the Deputy Police Commissioner
shin ~ succeed Deverv are Colonel w g. Bates
Of the list Regiment and Frank MOSS ne -
latter has again been called TO the attehlloh vi
Nr Low and Colonel John n. Partridge the
next Police Commissioner. by the recent success
fl raj on the headquarters of the alleged pollcE
syndicate and the capture OF Al Hualis ,, @t, 1ea
several of his clerks" Mr. Mosss khoM!euSe
of the Police Department is said by MS lrieIuS
20 qualify him for this office 70 an unusual de-
qrea The opposition to Mr. Moss by many OF
eapization Republicans is so strong, noWeNeI'
that II is said his chances or appointment ale
not encouraging at the present uIne. .,o.
Friends Of Colonel Bates said yesterda! tnaC S
they felt certain Of his appointment LOT me
reason that Colonel Bates combines the quaiu-
ca tons of a lawyer and a man OF mlhtafy tfan an
fng II has been understood for some time tnat
one reason for the delay in the selection OF
man for -his place was that Mr.. Low pelleNeu
,bat a ,av.ver was needed successor 10
Davar, whereas Colonel Partridge recommends
eJ a soldier II IS said that III" only man VINO
has nrc1.ed acceptable to Colonel Partridge up
To +be r,resent time is Colonel Robert flleI
Monroe but Colonel Monroe has declined the
,,Iara because he does not wish 10 discontinue
his legal work The place now heid ny I"H'St
Ter,rnc Il, The Court OF Special Sessions may ne
offered TO Colonel Monroe, If he persists IN H ms
present intention To de'Ilhe tiiF D'PN'' N
Commssiouersh'- h.. >, .-,., l., ta 40
he slated for the second deputyship MI LAM
besr was in conference yesterday WIN potn
Colonel Partridge and Lieptenant ToNeIuoI
Woodruff for time.
Colonel Partridge spent Il good part OF Hdtui
Ia, s,ifh Mr. Low in discussion OF the ponce
situation and il is said that they came 70 d
definite conclusion oyer an appointment which
Wii he made public this week II could not DE
learned last night who the man WAS.
Colonel Partridge went back 10 AlotHS ia9'
r3gbt He declined to discuss the situation.
Although George Haven Putnam Is now leau-
inc II, the candidacy for Park Comml missioner II
vas said Yesterday that there was dark hoiSe
in the field and that the appointment WhlcIl NJ MI.
Low would make public this week might prove
surprise to those who had poaS'e" u 7
the inside tip on such things