New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
THE NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN
NAMED By THE president.
OFFICERS RE-ELECTED-oNLY ROUTINE BOSA'
NESS TRANSACTED.

| opr1crRs REELECrED-oNLY ROUTINE BCSI
NESS TRANSACTED.
The retiring Board Of Aldermen held its las. sess'o
az 10 a. H. Yesterday President Arnoid III tlo mon
When Clerk Twomey called The roll OF Iooo ioI INV
| last time every member answered TO MS llaihe' 80
NJ thanks were passed President Arnold, Niee-res
| dent Noonan Chief Clerk Twomey, Deputy 'ierA
pIre tbc other officials of the Board, and also the
| CIV ,au renorters on motion of Mr. Rinckhof, inc
| Board of $50 adjourned sine die
Promptly al noon President Arnold calied uie TIC"
| poord to order The desks of several OF the nc"
Aldermen were ornamented with floral uiDules' ">.'e
| those handsomely remembered in this way were MI
| Morgan of the XXIst, TO whom MS Drothei "aoo"'
| ~ Kane Lodge sent choice deSsn' rIe9HAon'
,rroIdS opcnnr address dwet upon the responsibility
| which attached to the Office OF |NderhaP'
| president Andrew A. Noonan, Of the lVth was re
elected receiving the % votes OF all the Dch'o''"'
present The Republican Aldermen, Mr. MOTIFS anu
Mr. smith voted for each other for vice presldeht'
Cau,ain Frauds J. TwOmey was reelected cnici
,or unanimously lie has held the place since 1870
| Thomas F. McKenna wac reelected sergeantatarhs'
Messrs FIynn TAFT and George Is. MOTIFS WERE ap
pointed a committee to wait upon the Mayor ali" III
form hun that the Board had orsanzod' Aiuet
cess of five minutes Chairman Fyhh NP"roou '
nj, Honor the Mayor offered his coisratuIauohs u
all the members of the Board and wished tiei appy
New Year at the same tune transmitting MS i'eSS"s
Ths uossace was handed to the reading CLERK anu
after II had been read the printing OF 300 copies was
ordered 1t may be found elsewhere IN Inc liiou''o
President Arnold announced the following s'a"ui"9
committees for the year: , ,.
bridges and Tumels-MuIphy, bro"h' Flesc'ihein'0''
Terrell and Bailey. ..o pvdor Oakley
County AhnlIs-Clahcy' h"'N'"' -''
ana p6dR.mrerren. Doong Ryder, Mead and Kunze-
man. pocbo Noonan MOebus,
Ho Ssipanc eu Morgan, Lynch, Murphy and
w. Fire and Building Departmcnts-lIart' Flynn
D'rn SmS ~eD and as~Mocbus Duffy, Terrell Kunze
man anu nd Plans and Park Department-Lynch.
Inv DepaftmentII Harris, Oaley, Hart, Morgan ana
!" WarlrtsnDuny Flegonhelmer. Flynn, j. Morris and
P"itce and Health Departments-Talt, Ryder Roche.
Nu PlbIc Wors~N oonan Flynn, Harris Bailey
"o E,jiroaGs "Morgsa, Murphy Brown, Terrell Hart
DOOM, oT anu and 6rccrs-Oaley, Rogers, Ryder TAFT
"'. et,rcts- Fiynn, Duffy. Harris. Moebus and Lynch
street Cleaning Fcgenheimer, Noohah D. "o'''''
street Pavcments-Bailey, Mead Rogers Harrs'
TAFT J. Morris and q. r. Morris ,.-..
Mr. oakley promptly arose and asked Ihat No n''1o
he stricken from all the committees, decline To act
,.r any circum,taace,- he said. special COM
mitee Of five to look after legislation at Albany was
ordered on Mr. Flynn's motion. The names nave ho'
been announced yet The next meeting VIII be hciu Oil
tuesday. January 10. at | p. NJ ,,
CAPTAIN Tromey Yesterday reappointed Mlcnaei r.
Rlnke deputy ccra and he wa sworn In by the Ndyo''
The salary /, ~ 800 a Year The appointment Vi 'ii'
urovu to h. chairman of the Finance Cohnh''ee'
,,bicb mako, him member u the sinking Fuild com
,,, yos received with much ,,,rprise. 1t was
understood that the Tammany caucus had deSishaeu
nouu NJ. Morgan, ltwyer and member for the AAl't
district. AID that Mayor Grant wanted Ar. Morgan
,rpolut.d The new Board stands twenty lauLlhiS
democrats two County Democrats, one WORMS De"0'
era, and trO Republicans. ..,, 81 the
The occupation, and politics of the hlcii"eis "a ''0
Hoard II vi are follows: