, 1875-09-19
who has had charge Of hanging the plctures' re-
tnrnx tn hew rork this evening.


THE CITY OFFICES.
| Monday morning. Randolph street bridge ri
Ia closed for repairs II will be reopened Iuas
day evening or Wednesday morning.
1nusne Doty. of Detroit. the nowly-elected As
eist,nt snperintendont OF Schools in this city
arrived Yesterday morning, and Tislsed tue Mayo
and other officials.
| The members Of the Board Of Public Nork'
ou1. work rather earlier than usual Yesterday II
ternoon for the purpoae Of visiting the fesloenc
of Louis VAIL, vino was entertaining 4 parry
;ourna alists who arrived il this city on tne aa7
ma:I-t7ain.
TIE Board Of Public Works will advertise 20
morrow morning for,the laying Of water se1tic =
1pes on Calumet avenue. from Tweuts-n1nm1n ~; :.
Thirty-tirat atreeta Prairie avenue. run .trant
ty-ti, ct to Thir;y-.hrd Streets Congress 1ssso
from Fifth arenue TO Frauklin street Ma1nes :1
| street, from Adams to Van Buren,; ano ful1oi'
street, from sang anon to Ehzabesh'
| ritv Engineer Cheebron8h states that ABOUT
| all that can be done towards cleansing the
sosth Branch in the vicinity OF the Oeaen 1lIcn,
will coon be done bv the Board OF fnoa1 "oin, ~
| in building d1m on the Ogden properly, 10
| tlau1 10 the ditch would be useless ar. euea-
brouah is Of the opinion that at oerta'n seasons
during the year the river Will stlnh, No nas1ea =
wn,t Is done and the only remedv ne nopes -
apply ia to make these seas ons Is far a. pss'o'e
anart and limit them to tvs D or t0fee aaFs-
SHERIDAN FOR c1Ta: TREASURER.
abont the oply new thing in politics around
the City-Hall yesterday WINS the announcement ~;
that Mark Sheridan was ~ the hands OF III ~
tr,.th Of the rnmor il unauessionabe, for late IN
tho day Commissioner f!ano was arounu, ana
announccd that be was working tooth and nail
for Sheridan for Treasurer. Still later IN
the day Sheridan himself drove by, ana
a TRIBUNE reporter questioned him about the
matter. Swell, there's somethlng in it: re-
nlied the redoubtable eE-Poice Comn,ls Biooer.
!. You know nv style; claim nothing from the
people but nh4t thsy choose to give me. and
when thev give me pl'n:e hold it to the best
of nv ability. Should any pnrty choose to run
me for the Office, they raay do 60"
In. this event the I'rtloabiEitieH arc that Dan
O'Hara will retire Oh lin present aurels. and take
a long vacation FOR the beaetit Of his hoalth.
THE EonTn, AVENUE LOT.
Injustice WAS done st!pt. Rehm Yesterday in
avenue lot, formerly owned by the city. Wh.lo
tho properly m'ght sell for more if improved
and divided up into lots. yet when taken as
whole the sum the city go. for it IL about what
it is worth, and certainly the best it could do.
The aod 10 now subject to taxation, and the city
has tho benefit Of the money gotteu TOR it, There
tas at one tine question raised III to who
shonld pay certain inc'lrnbrRnces on the proper
ty. II has been settled that the purchaser is to
do that, and It csnnot bs Justly SAID that alr.
Re.1m has taaen auy advantage OF the City in the
matter.
WILL u-E RE5I0T :
It e eaid by ops Who ought to know that May
or Co1yin carries Police Su ,erintendsnt RoLm's
resignation in his pom derous pocket. book and
w!ll present it To tho Common Council Mouda7
evening. Such q run&or, Or alul!lar one, has
beeu in circu uto, for some weeks. but has been
10 aad upon mere political trick to frlghteu
Fomo irreaoiute candidates away. But within tho
last day or two it has laken mora tangible
sha pc, and the resi- gna,ion may be reasonably
expected to como to iSht within the next forty
Die ht hours, II not He,oner. JuBt who his sue
ceasor will ba is the Bolrca Of considerable gp3c-
nl.tion. Cant. Gund, Capt. Ellis, Dopusy-SIper-
intcndent Hci;ev. and Capt Buckley would all
aspire to the pos,tioa, But Colyia is so merou-
rial in his likes nnt dislkes that neither Of
them need count GA obtaining it Until they are
tuliy and duly installed into 1fehm's chair.
What alr. Rehm wsnts next is not 80 nnch
mntter Of inquiry. He wauts Judd's position,
and calculates on getting it. He was visited res
;o-dny By Buffalo Miller. ]. D. Ward AID. Ihom-
Eas close.od With each OF them for nosrlv an
lour. Rehul ia nS,n-commi.tal on the subject.
,ut the Alderman says the wheel-msaer Of the
Sotth Division IL tE.e next Collector.
THE G1LIC LrB9AEY.
The Board OF the Directors OF the Public Ii
3nahaa, Anthony, Mason, aud Shorey being
present.
Tue resignation OF julius RosenthaI, as
member 0; the Board wcs accepted, and ordered
o be placed on fila.
communication Hs4 read from Dr.. Wicker
,aan,, stating that he lid been in actual service
iay and night since 374, to the dctriment OF hla
health. and ho rEo,1ld therefore ask to be re-
.evcl from night service. The application Tas
,sau:ed.
The nomination Of DR.. Walker ~ SUCCESSOR Of
1T. Rosenthal caused some discussion, because
he Mayor had not informed the Board of the ac-
ointment. Mr.. Mason sud that. as far as he
lnew, the nomination had been banded to
Of the Common Council, which had |
lot yet made report Finally, 1t was agreed to
ale no action until the report OF the Common |
,ot1nc! Committee had been made.
Several minor bills Were read. and, on motion, !
-lcred to bo paid.
On motion. the Committee on Buildings and !
Grounds was instructed to inquire as to the best |
Method Of heating the Iotary rooms, and to !!
scertain tie coEt Of stoves.
1he Board then adjourned.