The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-03
CHIEF M'KANE STILL ON TOP
RE-EDECTED PRESIDENT FRO rEr y,
THE EINSS COUNTY sUPERVTSo..

---
Organisation Effected oOiY AFTER /. M.
sansnb'e. " which experimentation,
.,en'e Oueet.a 70 .ho Processes .,
~" '"'Ne" OF Netoias
Ihe ORGANIZATION OF the new Kings Count,
Board OF supervisors yesterday was storm,
From the start the supervisors room Id N.
Court House In BROOKLYN was damned with
hot political psrtisans In about equal mum.
'n New were ,yi nos a''a = Soni.
his ONCE In the City Hall and occupisd ~.
seat in the Board as an e1.of,cIo msmh.'
He voted on all tho disputed points With m.
Republicans. but took no further part in ~.
prooeedinaa Under the leadersbin =, ems. ns
Large Fltchle. who presided tn. I r..
publicsns made stubborn neht ncs,n,t y.
ranizlnG the Board but with the assistance :,
Clerk Farrell the democrats won the day, and
again Installed John n, y; Mck.ns the much.ia.
tenn.
-.,o ne ron M Tsb,h a nSn n I ,s T bad
reacnec tne E,eh.n Waru IN .ne can OF the roll
the Trst ward objected ed" to t%s ".uS ~
name OF 4upe.sU homo ~ On J. tno GROUND thai
seat was vacant sepervisor-at.Larae Fitch.
decided that the point Of order raised BY tn.
gentleman from the First was we'll taken,
Supervisor McKeown. the Democratic leader
in the Board, insisted that. under the law tn.
Clerk was authorized TO make up the roll and
'I su ,s sS %Sos; r,.ch. then said
Mr. Kehoe is holding his seat as supervi,er
OF the Eighth war, r ilsEaly ,,i and I'h,l no'
s M",d gaming Oh the roll omittinS the Eighth
sre% b S risnas n The lonSy n0"i OF applause
saPSeri M Sonio Also hspSsd up hs
Eldermen on SATURDAY, to succeed Sins.Ig9ss 2.
sgsgoryisor Of the Eighth ward; ,....,
The supervisor Ct Large refused TO take any
kehoe certlheate MI and void; supervisor
Mr. Mokane sSd again appeal irO% tn,
ruilng 81 the ChslT fornid9inR the Clerk tOeal
tcbi hea ri, parsieted In b,. ,.,r..
take Giss any F n0tlSe OF the aRpea =
pan; ptoSe ;n 70 Etchg on .he question
strict party vote OF IL to il the ruling Of H.
ritchie was not sustained, end the osllinEot
publican. also objected e the calling Of III.
phmes 81 PUP Fia tHn.h Da syo Snu lyman o.
tsat h ehoy had no ess sshs 70 on IN
the B9aTd;
Mr.. fltcnle salu tnes etnouRn tnere was Al
apparent majority on tnIee eSalnst sustain
ing MIN, ne was clenI tnat tnree votes were
tecotdeu Whlcn shouiu not De EecelVed ana
ne shopio aecipe !. i re vote. ~ vas thls
point that the hepublicsn heelers In the lobby
old the snoutinE.
Mchane saia tnIs NE mVst Dig -nAnded
procee,dinR: Snaw' ne p Nihth wsra repre-.
seth acUds ;, f- R"eie Vi aoank -
McKeown next moved that the Board pro-
coed to organize by electinR President bro
tenn The Supervisor at Large refu sed to On.
terrain the motion.
declared that II he received eighteen votes Of
the pody ne Would take the OnaIr. g.,
Mcheown threatened that unless the super.
visor at Largo accorded them fair treatmsnt
he and his associates would retire and organ
lie without the minority.
MI. fitchle then announced MS utimstum
thus:
whose seats are In dispute. shall veto any
measure. also; so long as they take any part In
the Organization OF the Board"
clerk tarreil put the motion 70 proceed with
the ORGANIZATION ana IL was adopted by Q vote
OF 20 to IL: ,,,
After further squabbllng Tor delay. mchans
was renominated Tor PRESIDENT pro tenn by the
Democrats;, supervisor Boyd was named By
tho kepubiicans i9r the place Mckane won
by vote OF 10 10 ID. m .
Mr.. Fitchie consented TO bow 70 the will oi
the majority. and. declaring Mohane elected
6eown ana pike a com mlttee TO escort the
Gravesend chieI 70 the rostrum.
Inere were mingled cheers ana misses when
mchane TOOK MS place Desioe tne supervisor
AZ large. ne thanked the Board ior US oon-
tlnped connaehcs IN MN; aha promlsseh pont-