The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
Bronx Man will Succeed Eustis
Senate Confirms Glynn
Appointments.
EMMETT rs TRANSFERRED
+. L. Richard Is Chosen for Bank
Superintendent to Sue
coed Van Tuyl.


Senate reconvened after "a recess at s;3t
o'clock this morning and Gov. Glynn''
nominations were read to the Senate BY
the Senate clerk after they were handed
down by Lieut. Gov. Wagret who was
presiding over the Senate.
The nominations all were confirmed
Immediately. as were the other appoint
ments sent in a few days ago by Gov
Giynn, including that OF John Il. Riley
as State Superintendent OF Prisons.
The appointments sent in by Gov
Glynn were as follows:
GEORGE ". s. SCHULZ OF The Bronx Pub
lie Service Commissioner. First District
to succeed John u Eustis whose term OK
pred. Salary. $4,000 year for hvs
years
HOWARD rowNsENp MosHER OF Roch.
ester. member OF state Wcrkmens Com
pensstion Commission for the term cxpir
ing January |. 1917. Salary. $500.
MAURICE wERTHEfM OF New York city
associate member Of the state Industrial
BOARD. reappointed. Salary. 5000.
WILLIAM TEMPLE EMMETT, now stat
Insurance Superintendent. to be Publi'
Service Commissioner. Second District.
succeeding James X. sague Salary
$4,000 year for Ave years
FRANK IRVINE. law professor OF cornell
University. Public Service Commissioner
second District. 20 succeed Curtis y
Douglas. salary. $4,000 year for NV
years
EUGENE LAMB RICHARDS Of slater
Island. state Bank Superintendent, TO sue
coed George c Van Tuyl Jr. Salary
$4,000 a year for three years under new
law
PATRICK u. McCARE OF Albany. sens,'
clerk. as Conservation Commissioner. &c
succeed James ". Fleming OF Troy. salarI
$4,000 a year for six years
FRANK HAsBROrCH Of PouEhkcepsi. a'
state Insurance Superintendent. to succeed
Mr.. Emmc; Salary. $1,000 year foi
three years.
WILLIAM A. GARDNER Of Amsterdam. &c
succeed himself as member OF the state
Board OF Claims. Salary, $4,000 a yes'
for six years
ANDREW II. MORGAN Of Hon as state
Hospital Commissioner to succeed Eugene
V. Strouss OF Rochester. Salary. 5000 a
wear for fve years.
ROBERT II. ROY and JOHN r. HYLAN a,
additional County Judges In Kings county
TO serve until Move mber elections. Salary
$4,000 a year.
THOMAS r. BYRNE. chairman OF state TIA,
Commission, to succeed himself Salary
S. 900 a year for three years
IN announcing the appointments 'o'
Glynn said:
II think this IL as high class list
of appointments as have been sent "a
the Senate in years I know when these
appointments are studied and analysed
that every one will see they are high
class. ! have aimed to get the best men
for these places
Their" was a strong protest mad" by
Chairman William Church Osborn of tn.
Democratic state committee against thu
reappointmcnt Of Chairman Byrnc OF tn.
state Tax Commission. but Chairman
frawlev OF the state Finance Committee
told Gov. Glynn and Mr.. Osborn that nc
successor to Mr.. Byrne would be con-
iirined by the stat. Senate. which would
continue Mr.. Byrne in Office. SO Gov
Glynn and Mr.. osborn bowed TO the in
evitablc.
There also was quarrel over the re-
tiremen. OF Mr.. Strouss from the state
Hospital Committee. the Monroe County
Democratic organization opposing TO the
last to acauiesc. in his retirement But
GOV. Glynn informed the Monroe county
Democratic leaders that the Senate would
not confirm MIR Strouss,
George NJ. :. Schulz was born in New
York city IN 1871. He vas educated "
the public schools. and was graduated
from the College of the city of New Yorl
in 1882 During his course At college
he was president and orator of his class
He entered the New York Law Schoo
In 1892 and was graduated In 1874. an,
the same year was admitted to the bar
In 1894 he became assistant counsel to th'
German Legal Aid Society OF the Cit,
OF New York.
Later he went into partnership with
Fred H. Patterson OF New York and Lewis
J.. Fawcett of Brooklyn. This partner
ship lasted for three years. He was 4
member of the Assembly in 1907 and 1905
and state Senator representing the
Twenty second Senate district In 1909
1910. In 1913 he was elected Surrogat.
of Bronx county.
William Temple Emmett has been know!
as an independent Democrat. although n,
resigned as chairman Of the New lorl
county branch OF the Democratic Leagu,
in 1871 because Robert Cirer Monro.
tried TO identify the league with the anti
Tammany fusion movement He is 4;
years old. a graduate of Columbia Uni
versity. and before becoming State In
surance Superintendent in 1912 practise,
law In this city with his brother. G. r
Emmett. lie was a member Of the Schoo
BOARD In the administration of Mayo
Van Wyck.
Frank Irvine has been dean OF IN.