The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-31
HANDING BRooKLYN OYER HOUND.


Another I'm n-fly TO be Taken Care of-Boss
Mclaughlin Initiating Other Distiu-
Ruisbed O0lciaIs-ThievinQ to he Here
amer safe in the city of Churches.
The Ring Police Board Of Brooklyn, after r.
fusnR to disclose the appointments made by them a
week ago finally announced number ofthom yester-
day. Boss Mclaughlin having said that er.Sheriff
Campbell must be the Chief instead Of the veteran
officer John S. Folk, that individuals name heads
the list which is composed Of men appointed by Nc
Lsughlin n Co. The appointment of Mr.. Campbell
lie pronounced By all, save tho bandtti Of the Ring.
an outrage upon the citizens Of BROOKLYN but the
Board Of Police did not think necessary to consult
the interests Of the people and II they hadrro.
posed TO do So McLaugnlin's orders would have
been obeyed.
Mr.. Campbell. az THE Sun stated yesterday Is
personally q good fellow aud gentleman, but he
has had no experience IN police business and is q
poor substitute indeed for Mr.. Folk. lie has been
well taken care of by his party, or rather by its
managers having been once elected to the fat once
OF sheriff and now placed ut the head OF the police
force Of the third city In the Union.
Immediately after the announcement OF Mr. Camp.
hells appointment, Brother Briggs, the President ~
6nndyritps of Tomy De wiz biS Sor
ing him OF the appointment, and directing him 20
Transfer oil the property under his control To Mr..
campbell on the first of June Mr. Folk, therefore,
closes to-day honorable career OF twenty five
years in the rorvice Of the cit-
The Commissioners retained two Democratic Can
tiu'. TO crs OF the Fourth aud Mun Of the SIXTH
ana one Republican, smith Of the First. and pro-
NOTED q Democratic Sergeant Daniel Ferry. to the
Ihtrd Precinct, the most important in the oitv
Ferry displaces Capt George A. Rhodes. who has
been connected with the force many years The
Commissioners failed to consider toe question ~
competency In making tie appointment John
Hanblee was appointed a Sergeant Of tho second
f'ecinct In place Of Pearce, removed. namhlee ~
an old 0mcer, having been a Captain Of the Munici-
pa Police before the passage Of the Motropoit an
foiice bll. lie was also patrolmin In the late De-
pTtmont but was removed BY the Commissioners
ior alleged absence without leave.
boss MCLAUGHLIN, Of course, takes caro- of his
friend. and relatives. Mex on the list We have
Fa'tick Mclaughlin, cousin, who has been an.
pointed sergeant Of the Thlrd sub-precinCt. Mac
is nso very good fellow dresses nohuilv. and for
some time past has been detailed to District Attor-
nev Murris'a ufhce II IL understood thit this ar
poiniment Is only q stepping stone TO something
higher, ana that he " ~ ne made a caUtain. Tive
li.l Is completed nv the promotion Of PatrolmJn
ONriil 80 ser -ollicy in th" Third sub nreruct.
Tie Board has made number Of other appoint
ucnis. hut VIII not d-closo tlom until the indgua-
ton ut the Icnpc at their action tus for shli have
part Wv suA4i,-i. Ey-sV ot..er c.,.tir IN the sty
pointed ia thci- places n Is rumurud that Nc
touuol. Hnotner cousin Of Boss Mclaughlin, viii
s,n 'ed Capt E10ch jacobs IN the Second Pre-
cncl C6uplrivur between The two men Would be
simply oIious. Th,n there will be- a ,,,un sweep In
The detectives ONCE. which is too fat branch OF
TIE apartment to be sacrificed Al the officers
ufrr arH Ola members OF the force. hut. uu'ortu-
n'e'y Tor Themselves, are opposed to the tuicvlng
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