The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01
THE NEW REGIME.

LIST OF THE STATE, CITY AND COUNTY GOVERN
MENT WHICH RULES TO-DAY.
Most Of the city and county officials elected in
November last Will formally enter upon the duties
OF their various Offices to-day. The new Board
OF Aldermen, however. will not meet before
Monday next, when the oath of ONCE will
be administered. The Assistant Aldermen do not
seem to show much alacrtty in stepping down
and out, and as they intend to reorganize believ.
ing in the uncOnsttutionallty Of the law abolish.
ing the Board, some lively times may be expected.
Mayor w. II. Wickham VIII be received before noon
by the retiring Mayor, and. alter the ceremony OF
inauguration, which Is simple, he will welcome the
citizens in the Governors room. 1t Is understood
that Mr.. Samuel A. Lewis will be President of
the Board OF Aldermen, ana will, therefore, be a
member Of the Board Of Apportionment, which Will
also consist OF Mayor Wckham, Comptroller Green
and Tax Commissioner Wheeler. Mr.. Francis j.
Twomey, who has been Deputy Clerk OF the Board
of Aldermen for years, is now to be the Clerk OF
the Common Council. Mr.. w. II. Moloney, who
has been Clerk OF the Board of Assistant Alder
men, will hold the ONCE Of Deputy Clerk of the
Common Council. The reelected Aldermen are
Mcssrs. Patrick Lysaght Reilly, Vance, Morris and
Billings and also Messrs. StracK and Simonson,
who have hitherto been members OF the Board of
Assistant Aldermen MI. Charles N. Clancy, who
was a member Of the same Board, enters on his
duties as Civil Justice OF the Second District
Court. Few changes have as yet been talked
OF In the Executive Department, but 1t Is
understood that Mayor Wickham will make the
son, secretary; Charles Ii. Noyes Clerk; John
d. Newman, Clerk; Joel 0. stevens City Marshall
Daniel S. Hart, superintendent Permit Bureau.
Another important ONCE viii be flied to-day by
General Patrick H. Jones, who will relieve General
Siegel OF the Reylstership.
n Nc hn ~ n fu
officials Tor 1876
MAYoR-William H. Wickham.
CHIEF CLEEX-Davld s. Wendell.
MARsnAL-J0el o. Stevens.
RECORDER-John K. Hackett
CITY JUDGE-Josiah Sutherland.
CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL--Joseph G. Pinckney
ALDERMEN-at large-Willam L. Cole, John ".
GuntZer, Samuel A. Lewis and Magnus Gross
Samuel B. II. Vance and Oliver P. G.
Billings, republicans. Fourth Senatorial DISTRICT
Edward J. Snandley and Patrick Lysaght, demo-
Gratis; Jonn Robinson, republican. Fifth district
Edward Gilon. democrat; Jonn I. Morris and
George B. Deane. republicans. sixth district
Jonn Reilly and Joseph +. StracK, democrats; G.
Peter Seery and Robert Powers, democrats; II. E. !
Rowland. republican. Eighth district (Incudng
sn william
stephen N. SlmOnson, republican.
SHERIFF-Wllliam G. Conner.
UNDER SHERIFF-John T. Cunning.
COUNTY CLERK-William Walsh.
DEPUTY CLERk-H. A. Gumbleton
REGsTER-PatrIck II. Jones.
SURROGATE-Robert q. Hutchings.
COMMISSIONER OF JURoRs-Douglas Taylor.
CoKoNEEs-Adolpn Kessler, Henry Woltman,
Richard Croker, Anthony Eickhof.
COMMISSIONERS OF ARMoRIEs AND DRILL
Shook and Frank Blxby
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CoRRFC
Townsend Cox.
TAX CoMMIssIoNERs-Joh Wheeler, George H.
Andrews and Severn d. Moulton.
POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.-George W. Matsel.
Abram Duryee, Abram DtsDecker aud John r.
WORMS.
BOARD or Manufacturers r. Chandler. Ste-
phen Smith. Registrar Elisha Harris; secretary,
Emmons Clark.
Mort aud Edward +. Barker
DEPARTMENT OF DoCKs.-Jacob A. Westervelt,
William Budd, Salem II. Wales.
EXCISE DEPARTMENT.-James L. Stewart, d. D.
T. Marshall Wlillam IL. Stiner
DEPARTMENT OF PARKs-Henry G. Stepbins,
David b. Williamson.
FIRE DEpARTMENT-Joseph L. Perey, Roswell d,
Hatch, Cornelius Van Colt. Fire Marshal, George
sheldon; superintendent OF Combustibles, Charles
Z. Gildersleeve.
COUNSEL TO THE CoRPoRArIoN-E. Delafeld
Smith,
ElNANcR DEPARTMENT-Andrew Ii. Green, Comp.
troller; r. A. Storrs, Deputy.
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGs-Walter W. Adams;
Henry Dudley.
BOARD OF EDUCAT1ON-Cnares V. lie wis, Henry
p. West, James W. Farr, Andrew J. MattDewson,
william Dowd, samuel p Patterson, Albert Klam-
roth, Robert Hoe, James Nj. aalstead. jacob NJ.
vermilye, Eugene Kelly, John Crosby Brown,
Joseph Seligman, William II. Nelson, David Wet
more Alour P. Man, Ferdinand fraud, Randolph
w. Townsend, RUFUS G. Beardsee, Edward O.
jenkins, David r. Butler
THE STATE OFFICERS.
The State officers are foows:-
GovERNOR-Samuel J. Tllden.*
LIEUTENANT GovERNoR-William Dorsheimer.r
SECRETARY OF STATE Dedrlch Wilers, Jr.
CoMPTROLLER-Neson X. Hopkins.
TREAsURER-Tnomas Raines.
ATTORNEY GENERAIr-Danlel Pratt.
STATE ENGINEER AND SURvEYoR-Sylvanus II.
Sweet.
CANAL COMNIssIONERs-Reube w. Stroudr Adm
Thayer.* James Jackson. Jr.
STATE PRISON INsPECroRs-Ezra Graves, Moses
X. Pldtt, George Wagner.*
Selected last November.