New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
BROOKLYN POLICE CHANGES.
TILE DAYS WORK OF A PARTISAN BOARD.


The Brooklyn Board of Police and Excise
held three hours session. yesterday morning, aud sub
sequenty announced the following changes and ap-
pointments;
Inspector Of Police John s. Folk. Republican. reap
pointed vs Tenoyed serreant sa1taTv
Squad. George W. Rodgers, reappOlned Fire Marshal,
cra T iT george Fany
appointed Boiler Examiner, John Shaw, vice Thomas
i. Powers Boiler Inspectors, Thomas +. Powers and
Franz T. Russell Counsel 70 the Board, John Oakley
vice b. F. Tracey Chief Clerk, Samuel Richards, reap
pointed: Deputy Clerk, BENJAMIN S. Mldgeley reap
pointed; Property Clerk. Charles c. Kranshaw. reap
pointed General Clerk, W. A. Almond, reappOiuted;
Excise Clerks, George Wren and Charles Freevort; Ex
else Inspectors, John H. Cline, stephen Clark, H. w.
Hughes, Victor Eggers. and Philpott Curran No ap-
pOIutInent for Superintendent OF Police was made but
1t believed that Patrick Campbell will be reappOinted
The following changes and appointments were made in
rsi Prsn-Capt Smith, Republican reappointed also
se John barr and GaT1 ReT Win James Ss aP P SGn9 Cain
aoni IIaH.-Isaae Bourne Republican appointed captain,
appointed seeuts Capt james Mcconnell and sergt Cain
Thrd Frea -Dns Fury Democrat respponted captain
Henry Bett eappOnted sergeant with George a Kerr, William
ToS proa-Cpt Georls A. wsddy Republican rsappoipied
also seg W. Kelly Charles Strong and John Corr with j. C.
F woslom !. captain but be Wa, rot
nss; George BgIre, James Fielding and Hugh M.ddoI
Kr Republican appointed The vacancy The seTgant appointed
are DO' a. % not sIl George Rhode, now holds
the position Sergeaa James G. DbeSOse Nicholas BocE
Egla FscCPt John MeKere Republican rs.Rpoinied and
is re luced froia dnil captain.
ka Preanc!- PaTeE H. Mclaughlin Democrat eapponed
ana Sergts Richard Lstty b. G. Smith John Handler Jacob
Hesley Ninth SuPreene-Serg Lewis Worth W. A. Carpenter,
aud s. Rogers appointed.
T PT1-Cspi James Cassidy Democrat removed and James
Campbell appointed to succeed bin The srgsnts appointed are A
Garrison G. Woolsske j. w Esson Tenth subPre
eUcwm Weeks appointed Acting Captain and John hAben and
w GrsgoTy. SergeSnts
The Eleventh Precinct, formerly ubPreeinc Is created and
Thoms Cornell Republican, appointed Captain with Joseph Por-
Der Reilly James Henry aud Wa steadmsn sergeants
No appointment OF Police Surgeon or Drill Captain
was made but probably will be to-day The sasnies paid
the officers under the Charter are as follows SUI
perntendent 1900 Inspector, 5000 Captains. $1,000
Sergeauts 81 500 PatrOlmen, SLIGO; Doormen, 500,
Isaac Bourne who is appointed 10 succeed James Nc
Cornell Captain OF the Second Precinct Is member
OF the Republican General Committee from the First
Ward aud John Shaw, the newappOinted Boiler Exam
iner is an Inspector Of Republican primaries In the
Seventh Ward George Wren, OF tue Excise Clerks,
is Secretary Of the Republican General Committee The
changes do give any great satisfaction, and the act
that Capt MeLaughlina nephew OF Register eLanghn'
As retaned Is commented upon most unfayOraby. The
general Impression that the Police and Excise Depart
nents will now be run IN the interest, not OF the tax.
PAYERS but the Republican party, and that less aten,
ZION will be bestowed upon the preservation OF lfe ana
order than controlling political patronage ana renew
ing promises.