, 1875-09-08

Tho City Treasurer yesterday received 342,-
900 from tho City Collectors Office aud @2.57d
from tho Wator Department..
Commissioner Pzud7ilo ,s improving rapidly,
and III again abo to bo around town. In day
OF t~u he wifi 10 attending to his usual dutios
In tho Board OF Public Works.
Officer Charles L. Tate waH bounced from tho
police furce yesterday for various irreguaritieA
lie hna beeu q standing nulaa,lco ever eince tho
palnay days OF tho rolico Board.
Tho City Collector ctoa tho fact that his Do
partmoot yesterday received 900 ON city
taxcs in proof OF tim assertion thAt Comptroller
Hayes bombshell about borrowing mouoy Is all
unnecessary.
Commissioner Wahl, Of tho Board Of Public
Works. was absent from duty yesterday. and ou-
gagged In the ploasant task OF escorting the Gus
tonl-liouso Investigating Committee to the
Water-Works aud to the crib.
Tho work Of repairing the ang,no-housen and
altering tho horse stalls to olen directly To-
wardH tho engine, which hna been in progress
for some tlnlc IN now nchrly completed. Under
tho new arrangement the Department will bo on
nblod to ,nuke better tune thau over boforo.
Mayor Cnlvin and Aid. Murphy aud Lynch
cloncLed their risht handa yostordsy forenoon
nnti interviewed the Board OF Public WorkB as
TO why more men were not employed on street
improvements ia tho North Division. They re-
ceived the connolatory auawer that. II moro mon
were employed. the appropriation would be ex-
pended lung before tts ttnc.
Joh1, J, Kolloy, ono Of Dalley's inspectors,
Yesterday reported Il. Moore, Of Cl6 Fulton
Btroet as violating tho building ordinance in Oh.
Haylng to repair row of four tWo-ssory and
basement brick houses On Union Iark place,
whicl, were but partially finished two years ago.
Tho Inspector waH Of Tho opinion thst tho
| houses ought not 10 repaired without rebuilding
or strengthening the front wallis mud aceordsilE-
~ Iiailty rotusod to ianto permit for tholr ro-
pair. 11y mutual agreement with tho board OF
Pnblio Works. Supt. Bailey will to.day take
charge Of tho houso-moving department. lIo
tntonIs to conduct IN moro economical plan
than that Oh which It las hitherto loon rGn.
Politicians around the City Hall laughed ut
tho assertion In tho Timer that 1lebing was 10
rim on tho ltopubcan tckot, when thoy snw
him Yesterday morning march into tho Grand
Pacific arm III ann With Ihil Conloy, Miles
kohoo, and Barney Caullcll. arrAnt Democrats.
every ono Of them. a still creator number are
heard that "tho threo tallors OF Too'ey e!reos."
ur tsleir TepG eao1tatives in tho Western end Of
the Thirtoeusil Ward. wcro inhhtlnB tn running
AID. Campbell! tos tue noxt Mayor. Iesldent
tie runaor. merely remarked that tho Alderman
bud about LII much laoA OF running for Mayor III
Iamtcs's fnthess Kllost had Of running ho1se-
race at ue4tor park. Tho otler political rumosa
QuAtlIR AfQ0nH INC nall JEsteIaaY HbIo e!uA!l
and hardly worth ncutlun.
Cofpofation.C Counsel Dickey yesterday receiy-
cd to.ter from llea!th-Oniear john I.sil, it,-
lurlnH ~ u whether atOck'yartls aul slaughter
.ng-l.ouses which drain into tho south Hrauc!a
are liable to prosecution under Aec. 4. Chap.
., Of tho Health osdiuaneos. Tho matsur
Attorney. Ar. Tnthlll. who imrncdiato7
replied that auch stase Of AFFAIR."
was IN d.rtet violation Of tho ordiaance
| referred to. For the information OF tho Board
1T Health officials. who sunm wonderfully in
need Of facts, it IL mcre!y necusszry to invite
thosc functlouar,eB 10 = tldc on tlo Archer ave-
nus caEa. AZ various .polnts al along Archer
aycnus tho smells which enrich Chicago atmos-
1hcso III the luest and clearcst evenings 1nRy DO
clearly scented at Any huur Of tho day. incssaa.
!nB III strength Immediately alter luaL It 10
impossible that they shotld come from tho Town
of Lake. te there are sCyeFal distinct an.e!tB all
a!onE Tho route, asnl it il equally tupoBsnta that
tie Health board Should not be able 10 locate
them. ANY anateur IN the scidnca OF smelling
eau doit.
| TIE EolRn nr HEALTH.
lha Hoard OF llexlth failed to meet Yesterday
for Hack of quorum. lilo Sanitary huper-
intondonts report Tor the week ending Sopt
shows total Of IA DEATHS. u iesa than during
she preceding week, loud leas than during tho
corresponding ws"k Of last rear. by dsneascs
u; typhoid fever, Is; aiatrhca, lb; meniugitis,
II; consumption, O.; Rciacnts, z; uyaonte1y,
4; scarlet foser. O.; Old ago, l. There wore
married. 40; siuglo. ia; under year Of ago,
VI under years of age. IS nlore aud eoloIel,
/. Tho heaviest mortalisy waa iii tue Fifteentll
Ward, SO deaths. aud waa lightest III tho Fourth
| Ward, where there wns but one death. Tho
mean temperature was II degtess, averaging
the hottest weok OF tho year.
lho monthly report for AueuHs shows the
t,tAl deatl:s to be 9a6. 2ao ifas than III August,
Z: 1874. OF lhess 400 weEo under year Of aye,
! and 216 were In tho!r second yoar. CAoo,s
i.ftntum scored 47a, and convulalons, 100. Ins
taeau thermometer during tho mouth was Gg
dugtseB aud the rainfall $40 inchcs.
TIE Health Oflcur'H report shows total ot
331 nuisance notices served during the woet
,345 Auisancea abAted and 81 seHox eonutetiont