New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
uorrpNop CIrvEIAND,s STAFF.

..og of Covernor-elect Cleveland met III the
Everett House yesterday afternoon u rhera We're
nreent the next Acknowledgement John ~ ra'p n
worth. of Albany; lnspector-General, Ininp III III
Briggs, of Brooklyn WsisE of New. York;
Tno,neer-in-C hief George s. Field, OF Buffalo
Judge Advocate-General, Horatio, c. King, OF OF
Brooklyn Surgeon-General, joseph ~ 49,, DlaS;n"
New-York Ouartermaster-General, EDWIN q
Jenny. Of yracuse Pavmaster-Gcneral, 6. BaIrltt
Rich. OF Buffalo Commssary. General of hubsist-
tor Fl Rife Practce, Charles F. Robbins Of New
York; Aides-de-camp Charles Il Udeys of buffalo, o.
Thomas c. Mills of NewYork Robert Iownseen ,1 VI
Oyster BAY. aud William X. Cassidy, OF Alnant III,
George \ Burt. of Oswego, and Charles II. Frost:
of Peekski, two of the designated aides VIZ no.
present 1t was reported lha! MT. PaI md nu the
clined the appointment. Danlei - h"' ~
military secretary, was also absent .os and ranks
The Acknowledgement is chef OF stan anu 70 IN
ms MaiOr-General. The remaining members oi ,n9
sfstf lexcent aides-de-camp and military secretary
rank as Brigader-Generals Inc auJntHS 1
General lnspector-General ana Coulns sal ooH
era are constantly on duty, ana are aoweG aSsee
ants who rank as Colonies. The Adjutant-General
receives salary of SO 900 and the Assistant 40
5Ho e Of Sy sa OF Whose office
Is IN this city, is 81 800 and OF MS
Mr.Wiley has been reappointed TO TINS once t.l n
term being two years. subject TO the cOnIIma'io ION
of the Senate This Is the only appointment on the
staff subject 10 confirmation. The General inspector
of Rife Practice receives salary OF Sl,ooV, "niI1
the nspector-General receives SO per day OF actua
service and his assistant ~ allowed his acIual tdN
Cling expenses. The salary OF the military soIe
tary is 81. 800 Tho other members OF 'he s.I IN
do not receive any pay unless when called INFO inc
active service OF the State but they have te hoor
OF being present and wearing uniforms ana paying
their own bills when the Governor Is in"ue "i"'0N
and on other State occasions , , r.. .,o
The members of the staff consulted for three
hours yesterday aud ADJOURNED 10 meet III
al 10 a. m, on January /. There WILL be no military
display at the Inauguration OF The Governor
BROOKLYN ALDERMEN ALMOST IN JAIL
An application was made to Judge i.bert in the
Brooklyn Supreme Court YESTERDAY loI an 9[aGr ~
of the board of 1881 who were sentenced lor G1n
tempt of Court. until the n,, rem M rar
from the Court OF Appdas sc eG fbSt the Court
couid exercise discretion i'll modifying The sentence
of imprisonment. Judge Gilbert SAID he Gouid not
and would not grant the apphctlon, as me III
then handed down his decision, Denying tne
PRAYER OF the Aldermen made on Monday loI
remission Of their sentences OF imprisonment, anu
signed an order vacating the stay OF proceed
ings. o.,,., .; 100 o,;ohl
circulated and caused some surpllse' as ntn5 20
}aIl Al noon an order was transmitted 10
Sheriff Stegman directing him to execute
the Aldermen in contempt: William Dwyer Ben
iamin b. Seaman. William Allison, William h.
Waters Thomas Bowers, John Me- aIty, lhoInas H.
Armitage Patrick j. Kelly. Felix W. Doye, J.:
Weir. ir.. and Philip Schmitt. The other four In
the same case have not paid their lines and dla not
APOLOGIZE and their cases are yer 10 DC ueclue!;
The Sheriff gave the men named in the warrants unul
I'm m TO arrange their affairs. but before that time
their counsel went before the Genera! Term OF tne
Supreme Court aud appealed from the older OF
Judge Gilbert. The appeal was made retuflaDIe
this morning and pending it stay OF proceedings
was granted by Judge barnard n.o-o
Judge Gilbert granted an allowance OF l,ZoQ 1or
con- sci fees to the property or whom Jonh
Nepns is chief who bore the expense OF the pro-
ceedJngs against the Aldermen