New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-12
ALDERMEN IN A WRANGIE
DOWNING WANTED TO CONSULT NJ =
DADDY
SHEPARD REAPPOINTED PHYsrcrA>r
KINGS COUNTY JAIL-TO HAVE Ex
CISE HEARING

DR.. A Warner Shepard was reappointed r,,
stefan 10 the Kings County Jail by the alderrns
at their session yesterday after prolonged wrans
| ling. Each successive meeting OF the board saa-
10 be little less orderly than its predecessor 49,
the friends Of President Fornes are urging hin, .
take drastic action against the worst o6endar.
The first business worthy OF note yesterday ma,
the proposition TO appropriate $4,000 for the As+.h
hshment Of public baths in the Borough OF No
haitian and $1S0O1O establish three or mora ba+
in Brooklyn Alderman McIunis moved thai -
resolution be referred to the Committee on Fina,o
To this there was objection by Aldermen W,,..
and Mccall. with interchange Of "complirnepts,fr
The resolution went to the Committee on Publ
Health.
A resolution of Alderman Dickinson that a 49,
mittee Of hve be appointed to approve and examtra
laws and ordinances which have been and Az
being observed called for another outbreak n "a
understood that the purpose of the resolution i
to block any further action OF the Mavor sbo,ls
he seek to any Of the Tammany of7caboI5.-
who are supposed to be under the PROTECTING Nv,
of the Civil Service law. The resolution vas 80
TO the Committee on Law and Legislation
Two resolutions. one TO reappoint DR. Sba,,r5
physician of the Kings County Jail and rba 60
10 appoint William Hutchinson to the same 49,
came up for consideration. Alderman Ait rnova5
as amendment that DR.. Frank Senior OF BROOK
Ign, be substituted for the place. The roll was
proceeding when Alderman Bowling got IN ana
said: 4 can't see the reason for calling the names
OF ahsentees- We have been here since 10 O'Clock
In instant Alderman Downing was on his fear
red in the face We viii call the absentees he
said and then. shaking his finger at Alderman
Bowling, he shouted You be decent. You don't
run this board. I denoUnce this 0UIldozing week
after week"
While he was speaking Bowling said, You dom,
run it" Order was restored and the voting con-
tnued.
Who was the leader YOU wanted to consult
about DR.. Shepard asked Alderman Harblrger
of Alderman Downing.
1T was Michael J. Daiy," was the reply; and
then, laugh went around, the Alderman
grabbed the back OF his hair with hand and
pointing finger at Harburger. said: Mr.. Dady )
as good a you He is a good man a
good man, and I DO not believe the stories in ths
papers that there was an agreement between Mr.
Dady and others
oh. replied hamburger, with something thar
savOred of sarcasm in his voice, 7 Just wanted
you to the man wlO is your leader"
Alderman Bowling, a fusion Democrat, said when
voting referring 10 Downing:
I did not know there politics in this hut
do not think that man OF Downinss age should
go TO Daddy Dady-'
When the vote was counted. it was declared that
Shepard appointed by vote Of 49 10 Is
Alderman Ward introduced a resolution setting
forth that the enforcement or the excise law was
working great hardship II required the Commit
tee Law and Legislation 70 hold public hear
iEgs on the advisabiliJy Of indorsing the Jerome
bill or OF suggesting notifications The resolution
was adODted