New-York tribune., 1901-11-07

THE NEW MAYOR WIZ HAVE THE ABSO-
Lutte POWER OF REMOVAL. EXCEPT
AS TO a FEW APPOINTMENTS.
The removal of many Tammany leaders from
office January /. an inevitable result of Tues
days election, was spoken of yesterday in all
parts of the city of the best fruits of the
victory to be thankful for. 1t evident from
the talk heard in many quarters that even
among Tammany men the disaster to the organ
ization was softened by the downfall of some of
the leaders who had become thoroughly disliked
and discredited as officeholders.
The defeat of Mayor Van Wyck for the Su-
preme Court bench the cause of much sat-
sfacton to many politicians even of the Tam
many stripe His connection with the Ice Trust
and his certificate of character for Devery Of
Tended many Tammany men who might have
been inclined tc forgive him for his other Of
fences. Few men in the organization have been
held in more contempt by the rank and file
than Isaac Fromme and his defeat for the Office
of President of Manhattan Borough was helped
by many Tammany votes. Henry w. Unger's
defeat was due in part to Justice Jeronle's pop
ularity and in part to the feeling among Tam
many men that as District Attorney Mr.. Unger
would be the tool of the gambling combine
For the rest Tammany said yesterday
that the list of officials to be turned out of high
places in the municipal government included
several district leaders whose power had been
exerted to keep themselves and their close friends
in office. Among such leaders were mentioned
Michael c. Murphy. John 3. Sexton. Frank j.
Goodwin. William Dalton. Charles F. Murphy,
James p. Keating. Francis ]. Lantry, Maurice
F. Holahan John J. Scannell Percival Z. Nagle
and August Moebus.
Citizens of New-York interested in the cause
Of good government were talking yesterday Of
the great opportunities which Seth Low VIII
have Mayor to place good men in office In
place of the Tammany leaders who have been
holding places under the present administration.
Mr. Low will have the power TO appoint officials
in place of the men who hold office and draw
salaries follows:
JOHN wHALEN Cooperation Counsel 900
THEODORE CONNOLLY, Assistant Corporation 40,
WILLIAM J. CARR. Assistant Corporation Coun-
william LADD Jr Assstan; Corporation coun- 1000
cHAR1.ES BI.ANDY Assistant Corporation coun- 90,
caARI.Es iS1 D. oI.ENDoRF and GEORGE HILL ,os
oE9RSE STER,iIIXXSS. iNISJ 4tNE5 sTrIEhRP MARP
ROIIIN NJ MORGAN. GEORGE : CQLEMAN
SHARES ARE5s AFwd66 d6SE n p pERHf fTa9LtTTG2TT tT2T
TYnEN and I2HS ES 9YH HF5,san's RAM Isf fasa
AiyHnIE MELEN g JOHN 81 Ii cAsskS WA1f pASIEL
WHITNEY. Jr and ADRIAN T klEHNaN' ooo
assistants. each 50n
MICHAEL I. MURPHY. Commissioner of Police. aooooo
WILLIAM s. DEVERN. Deputy Connssloner---- soto S,
BERNARD J. YORK. Deputy Commissioner---.- oUO VoO
IIfS, = II ytSr2 = Isnntv C~or,-,iss1ner 5000
WILLIAM DALTON Corn'niSS'o'eF commissioner oI ''' "a'e. 1900
=, ~ Den,,t,. f-ouulissoner..... 5000
~ ~ I.t,. s,r,,,,5ssIorer 5000
rfiHsI, SIT-r .N oenutv commissioner. 1000
PERCIVAI. f. NkGL>E Commissioner OF street ~,
Eg,e commissioner. 1890
I SERGEANT CRAM Commissioner and t'resl-
dent Department Of Docks and Ferries oo
CHARLES MURPHY. Dock Comm!ssioner-'--' 2mn ~
PETER + MEYER. Dock Cormissouer-- ""V
JOHN W kEL.i-Eh d PRESIDENT OF 1 '"s Depa 1900
TsI-S1- T,enn,y commissioner. 5000
FRANCIS J. L.ANTRY. Commissioner OF Correc-
Y O FANNINC. Deputy Commissioner 500
JOHN T. SENTON president Of the Board or ,oo
Health '-'---- 1000
DR. WILLIAM T. JENKINS commissioner 600
TOIIN COSBY. commissioner boSo
GEORGE c CLAUSEN, president OF the Depart oo>
neII ~
SFGpf,I, rROVFR comr,issf ............ 5000
THOMAS !. FEITNER. president of-the Depart -.
rnWARD C SITFHY commissioner I.oEs,
THOMAS 7 PATTERSON commissioner ~ ~
SALMON, commissioner ..snn 80,
FERDTN VTNY. commissioner .-ueo
HFRTI.E. Commissioner Of Accounts 49,"
rDW ARD OWEN Commissioner Of AcCounts- nn n
ALFRED NJ pOWNES Mayors secretary '-ooV