New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
BEOOKLYN BOARD or ALDERMEN.

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Board of
Aldermen yesterday communication was received from
Mayor Kalbhcsch nominating the following named gen.
temen as members the Board Of Education in place
Of those whose term OF office Will expire the lst Of
July next: A. b. Bayls John Finlay. Albert Ammer-
man Garret F. Bergen, T. b. Galley, VIM. L. Gill; D.
Hart James H. Hart, W. II. Hurlbut j. A. Jurgens, D.
Manjer, j. NJ Phelps L. Rowe, j. A Rhodes, f. j. Whit
lock-the only new nominees being Mcssrs. Finay and
AmmcrmaD The nominations confirmed. The
Mayor returned unapprOved the resolution Of the Board
paVjg Of North TIrd, North Fourth. and Hortb Fifth
SITS. upon the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth Six
teenth, Eighteenth aud Nineteenth Wards, being
just ana RECOMMENDING an effort to have the act OF 1867
winch fixed the district OF assessment repealed lie also
drew Mcdonald. Mcssenger Of the Board the sum Of
500 for travelling expenses Alderman Guck offered the
following, which as adopted
BIo1o Tuesday 2d inst the birthday Of that every
WiGca The Legislature Of this state BY law declared it public
holiday and for The purpose payga tribute Of respect to bis great
Rored That salute Of 100 guns he fred Greene D.
d or special Comotiee the expense exceed 81 for each
s Ts ii S puzzle If 5e o on D ts ss d
aSra That al GhegIs having charge o. public buildings or fg
Alderman Elliott offered the following:
to no Joseph Wilson, Inspectors Contracts That
RG That the salary Of Inspector Patrick Coahan be cut
Loo and that addition bis duties Inspector Of
gs one. s %a es p'''" "'"
Alderman Whiting said that the resolution was unjust
because he had thought best IN the late political
30 out OF the party traces ana vote against one or
the Democratic Heads OF Departments. He moved TO
amend provide that John Farrell clerk IN the
Office the street Commissioner, who did no work but
drew pay regularly have his salary reduced TO naugnt
Alderman Bergen moved q further amendment that
the salaries of MessTs Duff and Wilson he reduced to
naugbt. The amendments were then put TO vote, that
Alderman Bergen being carried by vote OF 10 10 s.
Alderman Writings amendment was lost, TO IT. The
resolution amended, carried by vote OF 10 TO s.
Alderman Whiting then offered the following, which
unanimously adopted:
Uheyeas There throughout the State Of SesYork persons
soldiers during the Rebellion who
crste By clBess wounds. from earning support themselves
sndt those dependent on them; aud
These peODs have earned the gide Of the State and
ne entitled 10 lis and support; therefore
ROoi That the Representatives Of Kings Comfy Senate aud
Assemble be aud hereby requested 10 proper legislation
the disabled soldiers Of this State comfortable bomr
Resod That the CITY Clerk be and hereby directed to send
copy foregoing each Of the Senators and Assebnen from
Kings County.
Alderman Whiting then offered resolution requesting
the Representatives of Kings, County In Senate and
ASSEMBLY 20 oppose the passage Of the Fac: already
ported. providing Or the sale Of the City Park the
purpose OF public market CThe persons named cor
porators IN tic act all members OF the Kings County
Democratic General committeel Tie resolution was
udOptCd.