New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE CITY GOVERNMENT.

THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
ROLL OF rIIE oFFICERs AND HEADS or DEPARTMENTs
The names OF the officials composing the City
Government for the coming year gwen below The
principal changes those Of sheriff and County Clerk.
Coroners portion Of the Judiciary. There is also
new Alderman in place OF Henry n,jr The fol
lowing is the official list
Mayor-wm. f. Havomeyer.
ContrOller-Andrew H. Green
OF fgone WoTkIGeSrSe NJ van Nor'
City Chambcrlan-Georee W. Lane.
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments - John
whcelrr. Pressdcnt George IL. Andrews, Severn ID.
Board Of Estimate and Arpor,ionment-Mayor Have
meyer. Controller Green, President Wheeler OF the
Board OF Taxes and Assessments, aud President Vance
Commissioners OF Pohce-Uenry SMITH Oliver Char.
hek. Hugh Gardner, Ahram Duryoe, and John K Rus
Fire Commissoners--Joseph L. Perley. Roosevelt D.
Hatch, and Cornelius Van Cot;
Health Prof. Charles F. Chandler and
COMMISSIONERS: Of Charities and COrrectOn-James
Bowen. VIM. Lambeer. and Myer stern.
Commissioners OF Docks-JacOo a. Westervelt, WIN.
Commissioners OF the County Courthouse-wynis
Blackstone, Thomas B. Tappen, John Z. Cummings, ana
Commissioners OF Parks-Henry stebbins. Phip,Bls-
Samuel Hall.
Commissioners Of Excise-James L. Stewart, d. D. T.
Marshall. and John L. Voorhis.
Commissioners Of Armories-Francis NJ. Bixby aud
Commissioner of Buldlngs-water W. Adams.
Comm ssluner OF JurOrs-DOugIaS Taylor.
surrogate-Rooert c. Hutchings.
District Attorney-Benjamin h Phelps
County Cerk~wm. walsh.
Register-Franz SIgel.
e. Billings enkins Van Schack & " L. Cooper. John
FalcOner G, rge KOCH Peter Kenr Robert McCaferty.
Richard flanagan, JOnn Reilly, John j. Morris, and
Joseph A. Monheimer.
BoaId OF Assistant Aldermen.-william Wade, Presi-
dent; Thomas Foley Jeremiah Murphy, Charles NJ
Clancy, John G. keatinc Henry Wiser Michael Healy,
4. IhOruell. Tnelsa.
Joseph 4. Strack, William 5. Kreps, Patrick Keenan,.
\ simonson, Philip Cumisky Henry A. Linden, Isaac
sOmers, and Benjamin A. Beyea.
supreme Court-Judges Noah Davis, John r. Brady,
Charles Daniels. George C. Barrett, Abraham r. Law
superior Court-Judges Claudius L. Mcneil, Hooper
G. Van Worst. james Freedman sedswick, Curtis, Gill
Common Pleas-Chief Justice Chas. p. DAILY, Judges
Robinson, Larremore, Loew, Van Brunt, j. +: DAILY.
Butler H. BXby; Second District Thomas ID. Sherwood,
james kllgreth Third District, Charles A. Flammer'
dell. Henry Murray Fifth District Frank 5; ' smith
Civil Jusuces-FirSt District Dennis Quinn Second
District, Maunseh b. Field; Third Distinct, James W.
Fowler; Fourth District, Anthony Hartmann; Fifth
District, Joseph Koch SIKH District Thaddeus II.
Lane seventh District. Joseph Maguire; Eighth Dis
trict. ". J. Kane; Ninth District, JOSIAH Porter.
RETIRING JUDGES.
In the Superior Court, General Term, yes
terday the decisions had rendered, Justice
Van Worst said:
In view of the retirement this day OF Chief Justice
Der for period OF twelve years, We his associates,
direct to be entered oA the minutes this expression Of
appreciation OF the faithful and upright manner in
winch he has performed his public duties, and our just
estimate Of the industry ability and learning which
courtesy TO his brethren on the bench
The Chief Justice responded appropriately, after
which the Court adjourned sine die.
Daniel p. Ingraham Justice OF the Supreme Conrt,
closes a judicial of Sc years having
appointed Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas
in Inu.f fntt nf biah fly
enlarged the powers OF the court and clothed 1t with
equity jurisdiction. He LETT this in 1851 having
been elected Judge OF the Supreme Court where he
has since remained. Judge Fancners term also expires
ORGANIZATION OF THE CoRoNERs' BOARD.
Coroners Nelson w. Young, Patrick H. Kee-
man, and Gerson N Herman went out Of office yester
day. from the expiration OF their legal terms giving
place TO Anthony Eickhof Henry Woltman, and Richard
Croker whose duties will begin this morning. This
makes complete change in the Board Of Coroners with
the exception of Adoph kesser, who, having been
elected Coroner year ago, has still two years to
serve. The Coroners elect held an informal meeting
yesterday at their office, all being present but Mr..
Croker the routine Of the office and the tours Of
duty agreed upon. Mr. John 7. Toa who has been
clerk of the Coroners many years. and who has filed
the position very creditably. unanimously reap
pointed for the ensuing term. The names Of the
Deputy Coroners officially announced The per
sonnel OF the Office is follows:
Coroner Anthony Eckhof Deputy, E. 7. T. Marsh, NJ.
ID: Coroner Henry Woltman Deputy, William Shine,
n d.: Coroner Richard Croker: Deputy, j. Wallace
Mcwhinne; Coroner, Adoiph Aessier; Deputy, Simeon
Lee M. ID.
Wooster Beach NJ D.. Of the most experienced
members Office who has served for IS years as
Deputy Coroner is deprived Of his position by this
change Dr. has the credit Of having during his
connection with the Office brought about much needed
reformation the manner OF conducting it's business
During the meeting OF the new oihcers, coroner Miller
of westchester County called. He desired to know
whether he should continue to hold ipouests IN
that portion OF Westchester County which has been
this city. There are four Coroners In West
chester County and Coroner Miller by understand
ing with his fellow Coroner, had been holding In
quests In Kngsbridge, West Farms and Morrisania-
the three towns annexed The law states that all
officials Of Westchester County shall continue 10 ex.
ercise the functions for which they were elected until
expiration Of their but there has already been
conflict OF jurisdiction between the Coroner OF West
chester County aud this city Coroner Miller desired 10
understanding, and Coroners Eickhon Woltman
Kessr decided to refer the to the Corpora
tiou Counsel for his opinion. letter him
cordingly written. and the Coroner awaits bis an
IL they required to attend TO Westchester
County cases, they able 10 charge VI maeasance
in ONCE II they neglect them.