New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
BROOKLYN'S NEW OFFICIALS.

TORY TO DAY.
The Brooklyn Common Council yesterday
arprovcl TIE bonds OF the commissioners confirmed last
Wednesday evening. The excitement when mas pre-
vailed among Brooklyn politicians since that uhe' Hau
rcrccptiby srbsded hut at p M il was oGin NJ fc'er
h.. A. ti.t ro,lr President Ray called the board TO
o-se- Eleven Ecpuhl cans answered 20 the ro.lcal'
Alderman williams being absent. \ recess for
ten minutes had scarcely been ordered when
Mr. shannon entered. amid considerable applause
mud proceeded 90 his seat Mr. Williams arrived
about Tie same timc. MI shannous manner was much
,o Same rs OLA tho last occasion when sat in the Com
mon Council room and voted for confirming the Mayors
nominations lie sat soldy I'm his seat, his ineNpresSiNe
ewes seeming 70 take cognizance Of what went on
around Alderman Burnot offered resolution lroNld
n that the official bonds Of an persons appointed to Office
should be approved or dsaprrovcd at the meeting at
which they were presented at the next regular meet
ncthereaftcr Just then two Democratic Aldermen Muir
TIA and Guudcr, entered. Mr.. Mnrtha objected
% the resolution on the ground that precedent
Dad established q rule that such bonds shoulu
De referred to The law Committee, and moved
That such "a reference be made. The motion
noing lost by a vote 81 two TO thirteen, Mr.. Burnets res
nution was then adopted, Mr. MUrths Directing to unan
Imous consent Mr. Buruct then said TINT the bonds
had been carefully examined by the Corporation
Council and himself. and he moved that they be con-
Hrned TIE name Of Mr. Gallagher, however, was not
included In hc list read by Mr. Burnett This motion was
adoptcd by the same before Nj Murha again &c
fusing unanimous consent.
Ii was resolved that the minutes OF the meeting should
ne prcscn ed TO the Mayor within an hour after the adj
Iourument and that the Mayor should at once furnish
the new officials with copies thereof Alderman Muriha
seain refused unanimous consent. William A. Furcy the
suspended collector, sent IN request that cont
nuttec be appointed 10 examine his books and accounts
fhe adjournment was AZ once ha' Alatiu man S1IHuoh
leaving the room IN company with his friends. He pro-
eeeoel down fu!iou-,t' ~ ,r,o ~ bo
passed There were cries u " There goes shannon"
NnrtRas refusal TO give unanimous consent 10 the
tuition would prevent their taking effect until TUESDAY OF
which provides That ono such ordinance or resolution
shall take effect, in any sense until tLe Gay iol9"lGg
the next regular meeting OF the BoIG' III
NuCn, IT1>o me VsTo-" This II Mas held wouid
Justify tho oh commissioners 10 refusing 10 give up their
places The report spread raudIy Suous the crowds
when tlrouacd the CAV Hall corridors and collected in
front ~ the Court House and there was general cScc
tatou that contests between tue new ana Oh colnls
siouer would cn>nc Conm,,i,ner adams oil tnr bo4rn
a. CITY Works. said t-ai ms rue womb ngj Apply ID ms
GO y, r'h 5 .lry 70 he approycd 6y supreme
Court Justice Alderman Nurtha said that he had no
Gou thst me iu, iiEa s 10 ~, ~ , j Hem
who caut bc faJud were at loss 20 know what 10 10
Tac rIost V5, no, on IN reaching tho Police Head
s29S 10 o.er n' casM,ione, PybaTn and lima 61d
Visited me headquarters during the day. CMet Clerk
Iqu-ur. who. as Do expressed IT, was "A0ldius tat
ofica position. Precisely 80 o'clock Gga,ral J"dra.I,
Rodney O. Weid. = moment or t"o iat"r Commissioner
White opp acI severe. j IN lo..''e.3 ii,5i i
room. Tie messenger instructed tn admit 200 one cN-
Sepli ..'u'i W. | if ,. Il ft'r a. ,Ii
I1r.ul sent iu lbs resignation I- cIt clerk lurs-
Assistant A5uj5u.-aau. of DE Fn4 Brigade General
Jourl..'1. Vlp was Lansing Dr. ...c, -"', 'Iu N.
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