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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

TWEED will come back TO New York
poor man, aud, poor man. he will ind none to do
him reverence where once so many bowed before
him, even some OF those who most pride them
selves on their wealth and social position. II Is
indeed true that the way Of the trausgressor Is
hard, when he GETS found out. Meanwhile, Sc
con RoBBERsoN clutches his iIl-gotten gains,
wreaks his vengesncs on the officers OF the navy
who have not fawned on him. aud @ ANT can't
see that he has done anything wrong, any more
than he can that there Is any just cause OF COM
plant against Post Trader BELKSAPi But there
Ia day OF reckoning Impending over sECoR
ROBBERsOS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

Dluy "a pages. nv mali. 5Jc. a month or $3.50
iyesr postpaid; with sund,y edition, $40.
SUNDAY - pages. ~ 30 pe~ year, postpaid
wEIKLY - pages 81. 20 per year, postpaid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

We are requested by a correspondent to
publish In THE Sun full list OF all tho "rTLDEN
and HENDRICKS clubs" In all the States OF tho
Union, with their times and places OF meeting,
and the names Of their officers. Why. dear sir,
II we were to use our finest type. and give up
all our space to It, THE Sun would hold but a
small part OF such list.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

The returns from the Maine election OF
yesterday are not sufficiently full. az we 20 to
press to enable US. by putting them against those
OF previous years, to indicate tho comparative
vote throughout the state. The Republic ms
brought out fun vote, and made slight gains
In some localities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

Let us have peace, is what GRANT said
eight years ago.
Now his cry Is, Let US have warl And the
Republican party reechoes his words now as It
did then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

To TIE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: Can
Roman Catholic legally be President Of tho United
Statcs2 C. A. N.
Yes, If the people choose to elect him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

The health Of the city is excellently good.
The great heat OF the summer has left no IN eff
fects. though 1t did. during It's occurrence. OIL
many little graves in the adj icent cemeteries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

Our polished contemporary, the World,
continues to puhlish the artistic bills OF fare
prepared by NJ. DELIEE. We are glad 1t is rem
derng such service to It's readers, and
~ thus Offering atonement for tho prepos trous
bill II fare constructed by Ito own gastranome,
IN which nation aucceedei lamo. aud half tho
expense Of the Ginuer was for Chateau a Rose
That was so objectionable crime against gas
tronomy that the UoHi can only nope To par,i lily
expiate it ny calling In the aid OF the accomplish
cd chtI Of the Manhattan Club, kindly willing to
step into the breach.
THE NEW YORK SuN once thought Mr. TILDEN
a great rogue. -Deucon HchIrd Suutts C.Hcii2U Ga.
aeNs.
Tho above Is q lie, pure, simple, una iallncd,
without any foundation or Justification wnat-
ever.
Dlt Deacon RICHARD SMITH is not the liar.
He cannot tell lie. lie Ia a truly good laan.
But he has partners VINO arc dreAdfullY wicked,
and thoy are tue liars.
, 1876-12-15

,ncns Immediately Under the incon,buss!blc wenther
rntcfin1 Of unc roHfA Alntc fon&a Of less tnclinA-
iur mny he fixed directly to tho ancatHnI Of lath,
provided TINT each cntIrte nj ahcathfhg Rhhll 10
nre to be covered by tho rl,cere,ilng conrto; also
that hctt nf similar cr:ncnt shalt be spread tho
thtathlnE At The upper end Of tho slatc. at least
asc inches In width and n!nde au@h "ih the courte
of slate already lnll, md forming 1!eh for fha
seeund enurse Of stnic. All dwcling.honsea and
having fiat roofs sh III hayc all tho walls texccht
'front.' cStund sixteen inches abuve the roof, md
not less than eight Inches thick. business bnid.
lng> more than two stories high ehnll hhvt t1,er
root; dislslon md party walt. tite. feet sbn,o
thick.
In il,e construction Of any building, no vail
should oe carried t0 n Krcator nolght than two
stories aboyn any other wall
shea,hcd with wood provided such shcnthlny sholl.
10 cntrny covered With tnclal. OF when compost.
ton root !e uac, It may cxtenh 10 within efx Inches
OF front edge OF corn!cc, which space shall be Of
MeMl. ....
All signs above tho sis Of tho third STORY shalt
be nf ineomhn.tlbia material.
Flank Partitions nxErsHatsnF more than .3h0 sl-
pcIAcal fest III any 1lte tlofy shall mt 1c Aa1wcd
All atilrcs mtflf, ahtl ,lnnnEact>rlcs moro than
two sloslea high shsti hnyo Gsc nro1f 10arA Of shn
tcra on every window hil rntrAnce whore t,r sne
.ln roy oren o. street.. or arc within hfty feet Of
'fhe egress nnd sta!fwnys Of thratrrs Or ronme
wherein crowds Of people occasionally assemble
nre kept ut wusk hhal In case hc less hnn iyp
feet wide. nor asyreEac a less proportion tlAtI
fifteen Inches for eae l''o Lsr.nn' s4ch theatre nr
ply to Tho toots Of cHch gallery compartment as
well a. to tho cxteri0t opening. AL avora ot such
building ahall sWj.E outward.
, 1876-12-15

Superintendent Cleycland's revised Building
ordinance Inns hckh printed anil vii! be presented
10 the Council mkt Monday. Ycstcrlay after
nuon the Superintendent usll tho Corporation
Counsel real, et{nparca, anil discussed tlle or.
uinancc. Mr. Anthony not long ago drew up q
long document i regard to streets, sidewalks,
signs, and thc II lko, an one Of tho provisions of
thu proposed ordinance, for such tho document
wus, was ttat oil sidewalks slloula bc built
''dasll up" 10 tio lfnp of building nul no spavs
allowed for stcpl, areas, entries utr. One Vt
tho salacs at tlp nnw building ordnance tace.
vi At: II H.: ,"Tl.o spaee VI fur feet from
tl.u building Ina OIL any sidewalk Ut streets that
urc kixty ftet w!lc nllI upwards may hu used
fur tho construction Of areas to light
hnsen,clts, q fusateps platforms, I,uEriles, Or
lorttcos. tbs greatest projection Ut wnY
eornce, balcony, railing, Or my utller part bs.
longing tn any bltilltHg, Shall not he beyond
four feet tr.,tn tho bnlldluE-line. The above
sauaea gentlemen could III lo wise agree upol,
tiled by The Council. The principal pol.ta in
which tho new orllnAEeu differs from thp old
one HOW In f0rca art ~ f0lloW8;
II Ball b. unlawful tu repair any 5san,c building
which IL damaged to tho extent 1T TO per cent,
No roof which Il damaged y \ greater ustsns thnn
30 per cent cAn ou repaired; II 1sn,aged 10 ieSA
p Sst b.
buildings IL u h4te full power TO conucl tbs taking
down Or strengthening Of any building which Ii
shel. not exceeding $50 osqaase feet aad twelve
feet high may he built of wood.
In reference 10 Aausard roof. N l. provided that
those hassng Gteater Incliuation than Is degrees
shall be rendered proof by ctaipa tho sheath.
!nY as least oas Inch deep With 1s plaster os "a.
, 1876-12-15
SOUP.


NOTHING HUT RECOMMENDATIONS.
The Cotutnittcc appointed by tho Council 10
examine into tho resolution offered by Aid. Smith
In relation to tho establishment VI soup-honse
on the West Side, met In the City Clerks ollcc
yesterday afternoon, Aid. McCrea presiding.
Mayer Heath, Mrs. Walbcrt, President of tho
Good Samaritan Society, anl Atr. Franklin, Of
the Bethel iion,c, were also present.
Alr. FranEltn, being called upon 10 state lis
yicws, sa!d thcy ha'l n lnrge building which In
the winter, wl,tIu most Of the saEloss went away
II was lifted up with stoves, ranges,
spensiHs d ies's .op nsy y noaa seaa'"f furns a.
1oo gullons Of so,tp day, 1t 20 cents gallon,
70 tue Hon,e would receive onc:'Ilfth Of gallon
of suap aud fiyo ounces OF brca,l for s ccnts or
its equivalent III coffee or something else.
Az. Metre. was nfrad ts arrangement
wauld feel women nnl children lrst, and tlIc1l
Il there were any soup left over 1t might go to
thy hcaltlly loafers.
cr, would furnish oxtails, brrf, and tho other
teslly Ingredients used In soup, frcu of charge.
Mrs. Naltcrt, prcsl,lcnt uf thu tiuod satnurI-
tan Society, tMatls proposition similar to that
Of Ar FrAnkEn Will tho exception TINT this in
stftuton was dcstrous Of EtedIng women mud
children instead uf men.
Mayor Heath stated that the Relief and Aid
Society had recently fitted tipA fo1Etng-tonsc
Ing, and thu Society Keeping It up. The native
us well rs t|!c iloa.!ng po0r wcre being tnGcn
cure OF BY this Society. lie stated that he hal
known of instances where persons IN great need
@ cr @nts and st thov ,"sts4 naoaSy wou
have suffered until nov II they had nut been
discovered bv their friends aud assisted hy prt-
vatc hencyolence;; II these soup,-houscs were
, 1876-12-15

A called meeting If tho City Council was
held yesterday afternoon, All. Thompson In
thu chair, und present, AID. Rosenberg, Tllomr-
Hon, Gilbert, stcwaEt, Turnuw, O'Irtc1i, 1.awlur,
Bel,ller, Van Os.lcl, WhItu, Smith, Throop,
McCrca, Rawlclgh, Cleveland, Wheeler. Ryan,
Danlngartcn, Nlcsct, Wallu, Lengaellcr, Ltn-
sens,art1I, Sweeney, Boacr, and Kirk.
Aid. Sweeney, colleaguo Of the dcceasc,l, ad-
mcnt Of the dealt, Ut Aid. David
Murphy, saying that hU had to de-
plore tho lass Of MI esteemed friend
auI a colleague who had IN private life as we'll
US In publlr tuen an honor to his war.i and u
Nl;It nf brilliant parts, but tmsscHscd Il largo
sttrk Ut cu!!,nlon sense uHd u stcrlsHE honesty
which gave HIN rnhk and respect u1llnng Ills col
leagues. lfe wak nuttal for q stubborn nllllrs-
cneu 10 what ha belicyed to bp right, ant M
equally dsternlne,l opposition tn I'LL for,ns of
wrung. H. his lrath tic Seventeenth Ward
llml lost faltafna servant, nll.l 1t WIS due his
memory tlmt the Council ulltc In tie tribute VI
respect implied III
which he l!asl thu honor to present. and which
wcr1 III follows:
respected asanciA1t In LIS City Council, A1dl
inentcss al t',s t'tty cuunc ~ mark q our 70.
n,uusly ndopt tho following resolutions:
Nt4o!rtd, That this CITY Council hereby teadex
to lhs hcfcaye.i faulty III heartfelt symnathy In
that tess resolutions Of FesIec. an eondo!rnvs 30
promulgated lu tho various departments OF tho
tlty (ioVerancnt. una that all city o!ers be claac
for onu day immediately following Tho adoption
EssJietd, That this Council, o. mark OF respect
! " the memory Vi lhu lats AID, parl4 Murphy. do
, 1876-12-15

PROCEEDINGS At rEsTEnDAT's MEETffG,
Tho lntlica connected with tic Woman's Chris
ttan Association met yesterday morning in tic
Dibtc-room Of Lower Farwetl Hall. Mrs. T.. G.
Clarke presided, and Mrs. F. L. Fake acted as
Secretary.
The meeting was opened with Diblc-rcadng,
interesting remarks on tho necessity of n
thorough conservation to thu work. nnl prayer
by Mrs Prof. Iluvens. Mrs. A. II. llogc, well
known Of, account OF her sanitary labors during
the War, followed IN prayer.
The report Of tho Treasurer, Mrs. Warner,
showed tho receipt Of 81. for membership fees,
s2D OF wl,iel, was for two ltfc-mcmbcrshlps.
Mrs. Huge WIS Invited to present her ycws as
TO wllnt the Association should set out to 10.
Size Thought II imprartlcabln to start Il wofnGn's
homo Just now. The public were tired OF being
importnucl for aid III keeping up various clllr-
Liable nstItutiSns n ot tea ong ab9a. tho
nlotsuy tllail most Of thu Indies had uny iIea of
ShG would adyfso the ladies' tn 1t up a rcnltng-
room, s'u!aar to TINT Of tho Y. n. e. A., whero
wotncn roull come and read, receive goud at!-
tho ngeney u nj, employment burcau, put into
tho hunds Of NH earnest worker in tho cause.
She nlsn suggested TINT the Association layc q
roam lifted up With beds. where noor, homeless
When IL wus found tt,at girls or
women wore hrro without any pr.,spcct Ut get.
ting employment they should IL sent home, ind
Put out uf temptation. In short, she advised
TIC laies to cotlnt tho cost before they set out
w built Il home. They Ind better walt ten
yeAra tllnn stnrt now, and haTe tho enterprise
fall. She ndyiscd them to trust tioI and be
stcntlfast, u.il tho work would succeed.
Alrs. Dryer wanted to put hrrsoff In the record
rs being anxious to provide lsoHlca fnr wunlen
They were impcratlvcly demanded III Chtcngt,.
She kncw It. wis difficult asE to raise money,
hut the iadfcs int,st Pit shcIr life right into tic
sl,ccctd. Many wealthy 1at1tcs could easily como
forward anil sustain II ln'tno fnr women, pre-
vitlct those iadles wcre sufficiently stirred up
OIL this question.
Tic Eiilanco Committee was made to consist
uf thu delegates from tho churches with the
Prestdcntof the Association US Chairman.
Thu delegates from tho different churches
thoao churches and to induce them to become
members of tho Association or to make contri-
butlunB thereto.
Mrs. Crows, Into OF tho Woman's Aid Asso-
cintf0il, turned over the employment hurcau VI
that organization to tic new society. Her ulycr
wns 'aceepietl, and tho Chairman appointed tIlu
following csnmittee to s;ranEa @ ,f's brunch et
Bradley, Mrs. Humphrey, Mra. Iictrurl, Mrs.
Cragtn, Mrs. s. j. Wheeler.
On ,nottUnt It was decided that tho next reg
ulnr injecting bo given up to thorough discus
sIul, Ut tic best plans for toing tho work, nnl Il
general invitation was given II anybody anil
everybody WHO might have solncthIns to say On
this subject.
Mrs. Warner said tho latltcs Ind called on Mr..
Moody, and It WIS probable wou.al's meeting
would be held next Sunday afternoon ut the
Tabernacle.
The mouting then adjourned.
, 1876-12-15

prickett, white pn5s muslin with flowers; Mrs.
j. +. Nicllnls, bluci corded stlk.
a photograph album had brcn provided. TINT
MrA. Spencer might preserve memruto o! tho
mnAt eyenttll evening III her life, md tnscrlhcl
therein, nnspng others, were the names ct the
Hon. Thomas Itoync, Afr. NJ. II. Cookr, Mr.. +.
+. stmwalt, slr. v. II: Turner, Mr: l., u. SID
ncr, Mr. l. A. Cleavelant1. Mr.. .Dohn II: Rob-
rris, Mr. J. c. nnrr, MI. James II. Marsh, Mr..
7, Nail, Nlr. Joseph F.. A,nlrcws. Mr.: Potter
Palmer, Dr. Josiah Stiles, Mr.. J. I. Nichols,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sfcne,L Mr.. George Afeacll, Mr..
Tllonas Mccch, and W. e. Carver.
III one of tin apartments Oft the dressing.
rooms tho presents were Displayed. and tabGs
wore rich With tho offerings of tnc gucsts'
I1cywortl,; Jewel cnsc, Mrs. Charles V. Marsh;
card hnlrr, Mrs. Lawrence r.. Dny; sandal
wool jewel case, Str. and Mrs. i. NC. Gross:
silver prc.crvu dish, Mr. Frank Dewitt; anl
pitcher, salvcr, bowl, goblet, from Tho same;
fruit Knives, etc, fron, the same; jewel casket,
Nfr. md Mrs. C. K. tites; bouquet holder, Mrs.
John e. Dorc; preserve dish and spoon, Mr..
md Mrs, j: l.. Ely; cgg spoons, Mr.. and Mrs,
William II. Turner.
4 bountEul supper was spread, and, after n
dowed With 4 box Of wedding cakr. to encour.
age sweet dreams, II laid ,,ndcF tho pillow.
, 1876-12-15

attend his funeral IN hoty, and that committee
OF three FROM cach dls!s Of tho city he appoint.
ed hy tho Chair tn mnke tho necessary arrange
Etto'r,d, That lhe City Clerk be mi, he Is here.
* directed 70 spread upon tho journal OF The tnnn.
a e zen, /" e tS's y III he
REMARKS.
Aid. Hymn followed the presentation Of the
resolutions with Ills tribute Of respect 10 de-.
cunscti. wl,om ho characterized as n kind md
constdcratc gentleman, unAnehfNg III l,fa Atln-
port nf the right. liz lhd made himself
ago viii whici fo resumed Ills ',,sires, snd resi-
dr',ce IN tho burned dtstrc: after tho great ire.
He MA truo trsh.Amer!can, and there Ind
never bycn MI exile or patriot IN this, country
WHO l!al known him cxtupt to ond In him
;.tll. Stewart bore testimony. to the grief
which hc, IN common with tho .'thcr Representa-
ttree from tho South Division, had felt At the
loss wh'fh the Council hsd SUSTAINED. rs a.,
wlinic'soulca Integrity which he had recognized
a,lt! respected II, dccrnsctl
AID. f.awler also pata tribute Of respect to
tsa deceased brother, AM! referred IN terms Of
the highest praise tu his War record.
Aid. Tllrotp mentioned Mr. Murphy rs q man
Of Gnttt untt t1Noltrustve habits, whom he hail
Always foun1 arrayct an the side Of rIght. The
spnakcr, prrl'nps t'cunscin,ls!y,' laPsrA Into
mild AMI nrosy Ecrn'un, which wns by no means
ptacc.
Aid. Sweeney. 10 correct m error Which Ind
grown nut III n morning paper announcement,
sa11 tl.at tho funeral would take place from tha
house Of tlcctaAcd, Nos. - and a Norah Marirt
street, mt ~ tha morning, and l,o notified the
Aldermen that tlcy Iiu1 better 10 at tho City
Hall at $3.50.
The resolutions wero then put unon their
passngc ard adapted by a unanimous vutc.
The Chair appointed as tho Committee of
Ninc: Aid. Sweeney, l.cngarher, and Kirk, II
the North Division; Thsonp, t.nwlcr, anil Bn,isn-
gnrtcn, Of the West Division; md Stewart,
So.nmcr, AMI Aldrtcl, Ut the South Division.
Tic Council then, on motion Of Aid. LAWYER,
adjourned.
Company c, Second iIcytmcnt |. s. q. met at
their hrmory, and concluded 10 attend tho
funeral Of the late Alderman, who was an hon
orary member OF tho Company, and invited
them In paying tho Inst tribntu to ono whom
they mucl esteemed. The Company will tcayu
thelr armory th,s mornlug At o'clock sharp.
, 1876-12-15
THE CITY HALL.

Aid. Laylcr appcared at tho CIty-Ha]l yes,cr-
lay for tho ,lrst t[1nu III somo doye. llo haynr
bcen m n trim to a. 1o,,,s ~ "'''s
'.p,' ~, ''' = up 'oo LOUIE
Thu water, sewerage, street, and bridge em-
ploycs Will bo paid Tomorrow about $4,000,
,r,., r,.,, ri, .a,,.u an, =.
If rc.ncrt tn All M,rnt,v ,yho ,1la,, yv..da"s
inv. ui,l IN aow nil ts,s.. trhn ~ IL .rn
tend Ills funeral, whIcl takes naro at u o,cj,'r
Masl.nt strnsts A' '"'e 'os-o"ss' '>o' II 4''fs"
''s''>s' ~. ss''S"
The Mayor may be Numbered among those
for u new clty;Hall. Ills l!onor t!tuks that
lal!l!fe to nlislu OH tho Cuurt-HOusc Sqltaro
w'lld ho a breach of faith viii, those owners Of
surrounding property, who expected the ercc-
tion q ilnc building there, and IN that ex
pectatio1 have built very handsome structures
around tho squarc.
A drlcrotion If so,t,, rrar.to;, st r,o, ,.ouor.,
owucrs ,a,llcd 1Duu iii. Inns In .lur,e Fl H..
SpccinI AssGssncnt nepartnent n,mi ,S,ntn. " tno
strutc,j araIst thr loyyin@ or lin ma ,'se.ss,,t
lnndu ror Ills rcuairin.. az that thnr,u"hfors
Mr. Jnnca n.s',rci finn, +"a ~. us!n.s.
wot f,o hid In atryacc tii arr;n@ ", LILY
nothing would tu 1ono iuun lie strcst Xii XII ti'at
tuc, rhe gentlemen dcpartcI nnnuTsntiv III 'a. .at.
ssr,i o~>~" "sP"''s" "pp"'e'1's BAL
Several OF the agents Of foreign insurance
veairay nn su,d r. th1t ~. toy Hoit9ofs ,r,,1 o oee
nav tho nor .cnt nf ih, nh rc"tnta ~ any "
s,r" ."o I,urot - %s vo,, NH y, y"n pa'sh tncf
safe nsfs "sM n"rc ~ '.,o @ t 10 ~ iaat vent yes-
nthrs H. Es,, thcr nrn,nts"a =. ~ ~ . ~ lns
tIe niee of tho t;ranl FnrS Mainly W ptuuGnI s 10
a,,,i.to XIV p'"o " hase LIE eit}saaes
e'!les'e"'
One of tho topiea at present most interesting
to the city officials, and ola over which theru Is
s!ty fur clangrs III tho construction OF tlo
theatres, The Cumnfttee oil Fire anI
, 1876-12-15
TIE SHERIFF.

AMI THE DIETING or pHIsONKHS.
In last Wednesdays Issue Of THE TNtnuNE
WAS printed lcttcr from u prisoner iu Cook
County Jail charging Charles Keru, tho newly
elected Sheriff, with 50 scstmping tho food Ut
thu prisoners rs to lrlug tho Gust Of their t,ian-
tcnauce down to si9.A2 per day, While lie drew
frosu tho county SO for the sums service. Tho
Inference wlLElI was tuade-unA intended to bu
nado-was tlIat Kern poekctcl tic difference
between the tw0 su,ns, or ab0ut $50 pur duy.
This Btaiu Of things Was 50 well worthy Of III.
yrstIgution that Il TH1BrNH reporter called on
Dir. Kern altl submitted thu ugurcs to llins.
Tie rcnly was j denial vi tbs figures given III
the letter, and III, assertion tint tlo subsistence
Ut tic !atl cost abut twice Us tnuch as tllo
writer 0f tho letter sut 1ur II.
All this was well enough, anil unaucsttUnably
the twu tl!smlta.lss lA1 tatlat right to their
ycwb at.l estimates; hut the statements ot alr.
Kern On allottltr lMint were so extraordinary
unu peculiar tllAt they will bear reTtew.
NR. kENH SAID:
Now, w tell Jun lust NY position On this ques.
q III ss sss .aintI az, It S
but that goes towards paying necessary oliico OF.
Lenses, Legal asa!.thct, mud my own living. II
IN lhc "tso wsn!td nol lu worth holding. u IL
utieo 1t IcHE0ns1btlsty and hard work, anu unslt
ss H. haze ess ~, HFs1 " tS ,, eos' St
allowance af ~ etIIts tIan 1he cunly can mako
sLunt *, 900 year. Now. tl,atH fair statement
Of my pusltiun. I'm ~ anxious to scrpu thu peu-
plo ~ faithfully as my uns can be, mud propoao
IL tu su; and 1 alao pruPura lo .ln better by tile
ptltopcrs tl4a any Of my predecessors.
The Sheriff having thus stated ILLS position, It
IL plgper tn ..'-.....--...
LOOK AT TI'K LAW ON THE SANE 5uu,Kcr.
The Constitution uf thu Statc. adopted In
1870, provides in sec. . Of Art, X. lhat tl!e
Bhert1 of Cook County shall receive - Ills ouly
fssf st ii I4er . 70 p..y, S Ixa W s e;no
u,euts sbosa such salary shall be paid into the
County Treasury. There canrot be doubt In
any saae mans mind that the Intention VI tho
pressed Us clearly as words cau be framed, IL tu
give the Sheriff y .lxcd salary, and to dctarl,
from bis compensation any !lea Of how nuch hc
t.su stArye uut Of prisoner. II any uth:f
nranlug eau fairly be given " shrss wor4s u
, 1876-12-15

sccos,ary machinery for tho setting OF tho
NAtnc.
Erasmus Jacobson, .Jacob Pitzcr, and Asahcl
Cooley wcro aujlldged insane In tho county
Court yesterday.
Another tl00, ,0o0 VITA yesterday authorized 10
ho borrowed to rcplcnish the County Treasury.
The amount will bo absorbed during the next
month.
Architect Cochranc Inns asked tho County
Board for authority to make certain changes
md Improvements at the County Hospital. Ono
Of tho changes nskctl Is 10 hare closer CRATES put
!nto tho boilers, by which e hopes to econom'zo
In tic consumption VI coal.
The e'cctton Of county officers did not oecnr
yesterday, because It appeared that tho Ring"
postponcd until about tl!o last Of tho montl,
,inw, the excuse therefor being that tho prcsont
officers hold over until that time.
The cx-lsccortlcr md cx.shcriN arc Tho only
county officers who hnyn not He'd their last
!eeInl.nnnrsnl REPORTS with the County Bonrd.
The latter owca tlH county a balance Of about
81 ,000 OF ls settlement III .1t,nc lust, md las
bccu treated remarkably easily In tile matter.
Tic evidence In tho Turner forgery casc was
pste at noon YESTERDAY ad It I
i,aVn hostce to- tho attorneys TINT the case
wunla hayc Il, be completed nt noon to-nlor-
row, and that they must shape their arguments
uecurdtngiy.
c's.Att9Fney Mills Will enter actively
upon Ills ui|tftt III tls Criminal Court Monday.
'rhc sa1cHar f,f allc rcst OF tito term was prnt
ul yesterday, from wh'ei Il appears there will
bc great rslt in the effort 10 clenr up all tho
iatf .;.lses befnrc jau 1, Ten cascs will have 70
he disi,osed Of each day 10 accomplish the task.
When the cf1urt WIS made to culoin tic
County Hoard frun, entering into c0ntract
with AlcSc'l y Son for the atonc.work on tic
new CoMrt-Iiousc, the cx.Prcs!dent of tlIe
"bcan Club" evolved the Idea that thu work
could he rat for from i,nrk taxes. Since tlIeu
every eort Inns been made to collect said taxes,
anlDitutlng TO over $ioo 600, but so fAr ontv
$l1,O01 l,as been realized, scarcely enough to
meet McNeil'B first cstfmatc.
0eh. Llcb is, BY. virtue Of his position AZ
County Clerk, clerk to tho County Board, and
ycsterday,, ,upnn. seeing the structures ln thcsc
columns In reference to the manner III Which
lis deputy WIS Keeping the record Of tho cx.
pcndtti,rcs of TINT botlv. lie tuok look through
the so-ralled "lctigcr" tu sntisEy himself. flu
fouMd the accounts Just as had been represent
cd and lc iute.s to sec to II that the "lcdger''
Is pusted at oucc, anu krpt 20.