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yesterday that he would mako the following
appointments to-day;
: 0om,atssioner Of Public works-Joseph
con, s mis.icssr q, srI % IBusrdino.Joseph Powers
Michael Reidy OF Astoria
non OF Long Island City,
pbIiSD crarn 81 81 f,r sSd,CC; SnS ome
neI OF Long Island City.
Sscretart 10 Hs. President jarvis.
Messenger 10 the President-Henry Mehr-
or tho eight appointments four 20 to
Long Island City, two to Newtown and
two to the Rockaways. Flushing and
Jamaica were both left out in the cold,
but may come in later. Mr.. Bermel was
Deputy Commissioner Of Highwaye OF
Queens: Mr.. Golciner was Deputy Com
missioner Of Sewers: Mr.. Cronin as mem
ber Of the Board of Coroners and MI. Powers
was Superintendent OF Buildings for Queens
and Richmond. SO far as the small army
OF clerks and other employees in the dif-
ferent departments In Borough Hall, Long
Island City, Is concerned, their future
will not be determined Just at present
Some Of them will be dropped. but II Is
expected that majority OF those who
at least are residents of the borough OF
Queens will retain their positions.
ONE APPOINTMENT By RIcHMoND's PRBsI-
DENT.
George Cromwell President Of the bor-
ough of Richmond, announced the appoint
ment OF Louis l.. Tribus as Commissioner
Of Public Works. Mr.. Tribus for many
Staten Island. He Is now vice-President
of the Staten Island Chamber OF Com
merce. His political tendencies are Re-
publican, but he has never been active In
local politics.
This one appointment Is all that Is neces-
sary at present. Mr.. Cromwell said. The
borough has not the money for. nor does II
need, a Deputy Commissioner OF Public
Works, Superintendent OF Baths and
other officers such as Mr.. Cantor had to
appoint,
Morrison, the present engineer and Dep
uty Commissioner OF the Departments
Of Highways. Sewers and Water Supply,
to remain for one month to assist in the
reorganization of these departments, and
Mr.. Morrison has consented 20 stay.
DEPUTIES CHOSEN BY SHERIFF o'BRIEN.
Sheriff-elect O'Brien said yesterday that
on taking Office to-day he would make
the following appointments;
Under sheriff Edward C. Moen.
Depuip shsrTsIyA,ndreTr y, r,oa,, ga,cyen, John
Fo rcrty
qshicr-J Irwin Hanshe.
Iru Clerk-Sduey W Stern.
So 'retdry-John Henry.
Warden Of the County Jdd-Thomss II.
Sulll, van
Auc uc'ioneer-Bryan 7. Kennedy.
John S. Henry. selected for private sec
retary, is the delegate of the Wood Cnrvers'
Union md recording secretary of the Cen
trail Federated Union. lie is also walking
delegate of his union.
FL,'NN WARDEN OF THE ToMBs.
Acting Warden Flynn was appointed
Warden If the Tombs Prison yesterday by
Commissioner Lantry Of the Department
of Core ction. Flynn. who was formerly
keeper, has been in charge Of the
prison since Hagan was removed. He IL
a veteran and stands at the head of the
civil Sc rvice list. For these reasons he
expecto TO retain his post under the new
admir- istration. Flynns salary Is raised
by tie change from 81 600 10 81 800 year
Six years ago he was transferred from the
Pc nitentiary to the Tombs.
LOGAN, YoUNo's SECRETARY.
Deputy Park Commissioner Richard
Young of Brooklyn has appointed George
A. Logan a lawyer and newspaper man.
his private secretary. Mr.. Young has
the main Office OF the Park
Department from tho Borough Hall to the
old Litchfield mansion in Prospect Park.