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, 1876-11-07
THE INDIANS.

Gen. Sherman Satisfied with tho Prospect.
Spertal Dfspdtch TO Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov, 6.-Gen. Sherman
Ia very hopeful Of the Indian situation. He
snys: "SInce tho victory Of AIlcs VIC feel TINT
the war and Its results aro mainly determined.
It Is only u question of time, as, In fact It was
from the beginning; but we will l,ayo that co,l-
try so safe that no white citizen need bu afraid
to enter It. We will clear tic 1ndaus from the
land much faster than tllu settlers can MI It up
Tho autumn campaign was satisfactory md sue
cessful as tho circumstances warranted. Tho
campaign has bccn energetic enough, ana
great number Of the Indians hare laid down
their nru,s. Tho others will soon bo
compelled to do SO. They will never
hayb chance to mako SO muclt trouble again.
for our treatment of them will bu different Iii
tue future, We must bo more rigorous, and
end our lenicncy toward them in many wnys
Those Of them who surrender ut tho IndIau
Agencies now aro not only deprived Of their
arms, but also Of tho opportunity Of beginning,
fresh bclligercnrics. We aro moving upon them
now tti four columns. Thcro is only ono body
OF them remaining, aud their number can't bc
crylarEo. Miles took 600 tents which must liavc
comprised abont 5000 Iul!ans. We shall plistl
things Us rapidly rs possible, and II T. tnkcs all
through the winter, aud uvcn tic following
summer, we will dug tholn TIL they tllccunb.
At times VIC must have been somewhat ineoll-
yentcnccd, but VIC shall nnnagu to do we'll
enough with our present force II no greater d.
maud Is made upon us.
, 1876-11-07

Tho President Of tue Doard OF Trustees, Mr..
Bensley, has mado arrangements TINT tile re-
turns Ut tho elections will bo brought 10 tho
Town Hall this evening. All persons who feel
any interest in the way tho election goes arc
sure OF q cordial welcome. Messengers will
leayo tho poll!ng-points and bc on hand rs quick
as horse or rall can bring them. Up 10 O'clock
Inst evening no arrangements had been snauo
for polsing.books for to-day. Tho County
C!erk IS responsible for this. Tho look OF Tho
Village he1okcns u good majority for tho RcPub-
lfcans.
A nsceting Of thu ycstry of g. Taul's Ep!s-
copal Church was held alter service Sunday
evening, when It was decided to again write 10
Pr. Curra., aud to try aud usrango matters SO
TINT he would conc.
Tho rental Of rowh for tho coming year will
take place Thursiny night at tho Presbyterian
Church.
Tie I.ad!cs' Aid Society will meet at Mrs.
Fcrry's, OIL kcnwuotl court, Wednesday.
Walter q. Nelson has q severe attaek 0f
typhoid fever, 1t Is hoped be will recover by all
his friends.
A Prohibition ticket Is In circulation !u uydc
Park, md votes will be Gust fpr that ticket by
all who havc their names printed thereon.
, 1876-11-07
TIE HICKEY CASE,

WHY MS REMOVAL WILL NE NECOMAENDEn.
The Hickey Investigation having been to all
present appearances ended for the time being,
u reporter yesterday inquired ot sotnu Of tho
members oI tue Committee on policu their yca-
Buns for recommending tn thu Council that
Supt. Hickey should bu removed. AID. Nc
Auloy said that his conclusion was based psn-
cipally upon thu testimony vi thu nun FIannl-
gan. the discharged detective, wlao swore that a
ptlsoner named TurncY hll given Hickey 500
doc Dixon getting part of It, according to
Flannigan} for bis Crurney'sl liberation. Tho
Alderman ulso said that liz could not sec why
Hickey had not pulled llolt's poker-soo,ns, Ull
Wabash uycnuc, near lwenty.second stlcct,
wllcn 6ecgt Fitzpatrick had told him that tbs
5ooIns wcrp running. To tl.e reporter tic al.
Aertnan sud: " suppose 0Uoo business mcn
expressed their oplllons IN u injecting, do
you think that they would speak !n favor 0t
1Ilckgyf The same Alderman sala that AID,
NleseH, who was one VI tho slgneEs Of the re-
port for removal, had hccn convinced OF lick.
cy's dupitrlry whea ho heard the testimony III
regard tu thu deeds gisen to Webster b. Super
iutcndcnt Hickey, The deeds were forgcries,
he thought.
AID. Gilbert had substantially the same vievs
that McAu!ey bad, aud thought that Hleley's
ca4u Ill through WAS bad.
Ald. Kirk favored change on general pEincl.
, 1876-11-07

lo0 for alt and ns4.tAncc In carrying ont hla fn.
turns alIn,ll not nrG1ect refneo 10 anppnrt HIM,
Wy woul,! therefore recommend the paesago Of the
following resolution;
He'oirtd Tint the saynr he anl lc "a hcrohY direct
{" I'll i's{s s oss' S' sS III e. ',ss
Aid. Cullcrton moved TINT tho majority mud
minority reports Nc deferred fur 0no week.
Aid. 6ontmnr accontet the motion.
Aid. McAulcy-f would like to ns1t tho grl.
ilcmnn II hc thinks this Just tn aupt- Hickey,
who Is Mt present suspended. This Council has
certainly tnate up its mind bY this tIme-
Aid. i.llfortott-point Ut order.
Aid. McAulcy-t simply wish to ask tho gen
tletnnn to witllLraw tho fnntun.
Aid. Cul1urtU1l-1 Withdraw nothing, sir.
Tho Clsarman-Thc reports 60 over under tho
rules.
On motion Of AID. white, tho matter was
made special order fur next meeting at I
o'clock.
rha Committee OIL Markets rcpurtcd IN favor
Of tho lay market IN tho Wcst Division being
cleaned. Conctrretl fl.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Tic Committee OH County Relations, to
whom wRs referred tic subject Of disseminating
tho sehvcnner work by tho Health Department,
ana requiring tho occupants Of promises 10 per-
form their own eenvellglng, repostcl in fnyor
thereof. Deferred to tllU next regular meeting
AID. White introduced a resolution ordering
the approprtutc committee to Investigate The
"seycrnl severe tharges nnlu agatnst several
Aldermen BY ouc Or. AcViclsar, nf the Health
Department" Referred to tho Committee on
Health.
The Council then adjourned
, 1876-11-07
CANADIAN ITEMS.
EptciQ{ pjfpdicA to The Jrtbuua

TORONTO, Nov. 9.-In Common Law CHAM
hers Saturday, In tho caso OF Nnralnc Smith,
tho Detroit murderer, held for u decision on an
cxtraditiou question, MIR. Bctlllnc, appearing
for the Minister Of Justice, rcal n telegram
from Lord Carnavon, from which 1t appcars
that there Is n probability, from tic present
state Of negotiations between Great Britain and
tho United States, that tho Extradiitnn treaty
between tho two countries is nbout to bo tenn
porarily resumed.
Special Nspatch 10 Tia TtibunA
MONTREAL, Nov. U.-At a meeting OF tho
shareholders Of the Metropolitan Dank to-day,
tho proposition to ainaleamato with tho Vile
Marie bank was rejected. Atnny favored the
itnmcdlntc wtndlng-up OF tho concern, but, after
long and cMbittcrcl discussion, committee
was nplio(nted to inquire into its at(airs, and
asccrtain tic cause OF It's present miserable COLI
tllttDn.
Tile trntIc receipts OH thu Grand Trunk fur
thp week ending Oct. 23 wero s18l 900, de-
crease Of s+2,000 III compared with tho 6ame
period last ycar.
OF tho total Leatt,-rato Of 100 IN this city last
week, as lnuuy us thirty-cight were from small
pox.
'fONONTD, Nov. G.-Tho Young Atrn's Chris
ttan Association have received II communication
from Lord CarnNYo, through tho N6vcrnor-
0uneral, expressing her AfaIesty's qualification
at thu loyalty md gDod Will contained In tho
tu.cgram forwarded by tho international Con-
vcutton Of Young MEMS Christian Associations
recently held here.
, 1876-11-07
CRIMINAL.

William butler anil Robert Dondywcro caught
yesterday afternoon at Wood's Museum while
engaged In getting away with 4 watch and Chain
from tho magician OF tho show.
Detective 6chaack last evening ran ncross q
thief loaded down with sivcrwaro marked with
tho name Of William Lea,uour Quick. Tho
fellow proves to be tho notorious Tim Hogan,
hut from whom, tho property was stolen has not
yet been asccrtained.
Henry Burdtck, n lawyer, and George II.
Beaeh were tcforu Justice Sum,ncrtlcll yestcr.
tlav, charged with nssaults upon each other.
Tho quarrel originated nhout eon,e OLD matter,
bnt aummcrt1uld compromised IL by assessIug
Bcucll IS and putting Burdleis undcr $500 to
keep tho peace.
Adotph AIatson, whom Christ Tacl tl.umrcl
ovcr the head, was yesterday In condition hut
little different from that 0f tic previous day,
anl Ills ,physlelans weru still Of tho opinion that
lie could not survive. Paul wns yesterday be-
fore Justice scuily, and was admitted to $50
bail 10 await tho result Of afatson's injuries.
, 1876-11-07
lbEA'Tlrs.

~~->------- .~...-..--.-.-. -a'S
,IENNEssf-At her rc.i,lenco. NJ u>..,>~-~>~~ . ,,-~
s.seet, Nov. 0, Mfs. Fila iicnnSa,s a Sehsa.t,
Funeral Wednesday, Sov L., A1sa 20
cs,vafy Cometery. freu'ls nse iny}t.SSe SSefnases 10
:, ,fENHf.-Montlny evening. Emm, w..
u'',S un'Ss nm ma aaueh'cr OF Waud j. aicfs,,t,ea te 49,
,r,Pa,ieral from oar West v,a.,,n,, '' "h''
without further notice. 'A' ft'enaa Invita-
Az ,ovHNtt-oi dphthctta, on wcdnc.a,x "
nos on sata.aay fs SSsd Nyy o anil q Sov
n!ani5 aaG tls,s, tsn 'aa 'sast:,ss II: sss II
aud Eta +. Young. s"'e's u Albert y
pleaso cury. =" ."e &"is.l p,mt,
II, ,llELat-0n Monday, Nov. o, NJ " :,
oim, eies; a,sen'tc; Louisa a.. wiie Of " Soh
As!n.t III tne :!'ia ycar of her aEc ~ stanes II.
Not,eo OF funeral hereafter,
,uMAhLt-At .,eoat 6,a'. hts tcs!dcnec. 14s Sorth
e'fHSe1 Aicaru Ohtnlly, Of infanmattlhnn' th' Morgan
FnncrGi "wednesday at 10 a, IN TN. ~
Enehh CHURCH, High anAs Frirnas. .sum ~ u. Ste.
y rSnrto,x ato invited to attend Carriage" !" 10 s ,
Hawluy. - = e'oeK a. H., L. /.
.rnc Tho tsnsys win take p1uco ftom t,, IN.
II o'clock a. NJ. on Wenc,lhaeaas heas kN2nes .tsect, !,
rsagcs 10 osclil Frlcnia aro fnvi'"si vis By e,F.
!lANAFIN-0n Sunday, At 1..n
n tnn9sy " nanoan III tho 20th year Of his H. a'n;
~, Rirernl II, vii take place from HI. lain ,,,,,.
,sIi CO.. llnron street, -Wcanpe,lay Nor r.esMentt
O'CLOCK, hy carriages 10 81, l:olmn,bf.tttss NJ 10
tnehec oy cafs TO Calvary. ehafeh;
, 1876-11-07
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

All tho offices will be closed to-day, and all
business suspended.
both the Criminal and County Courts nd.
journcl yesterday until tomorrow.
The County Clerks otllsuwns bosiceed ycster-
.lay by applications fur ballotboxcs. Most Of
tho applicants lift sntisllctl.
The Granl Jury for tile November term was
E1nmEoel yesterday, +. at.Wardbclns selected as
foreman. Tue jury aLiourned Until to-norrow
without trunsact!ng any business.
Madame Scott WAS conspicuous, hoth for her
size un.l crime, In Tic Criminal Court yesterday
She had tccn convicted Of m assault with In
tent 10 ki!a, and been given two yenrs at Joliet
Slt calnc ill., not ta be sentenced, but to ohtuiN
new trinl. Shu WAS successful too, nul Iauro
50 than lIn' hcril antisfMac. lor tltu rcasUn that
Munvy, md Ill q new tria, no uIle scc,nuI liz
cllnr'! to prosecute. Tic Indictment waa dia.
missed.
the COUNTY BoAND.
'fhe rcCular weekly tacrttng OF the County
Hoard WAS held yesterday. afternoon, R!l tho
Hussc.
4 communication WAS read from tho Mayor ot
The cty asking that II sidewalk bu constructed
hlong Randolph and ClavI; strccts In trent of
the Court-Elo',sc. Referred, with power to act,
| to the Con,nIttcu on Public Buildings.
q lluinher Of s'las were read, nlnong others
one Vi 3l05 for-scrubb1ng the Jail, and as,uthcr
| for medical attendance at the sutnc institution
| 90 motion, Messrs. Schmidt, Mulloy. and Car.
roll Wetc appointed Il estRlntttoa tn confcr With
the West St1c Gas Company with view to Ecs-
ttns reduction Il. the prize ciargetl tho county
torgah 1t tl,u County Hospital.
The Flna,lre Cntnnlttee reported hack tho
wcro orstrfcl paa
rhe CotaM'ltcs on rnbl!s Charities reported
+ XCrA npSSGu, Among tho h1Ik wns nuo fraIn
, 1876-11-07
THE CANAL-STIIEET MUIR
DER.

THE ASSASSIN hrEALa 4 YACHT AND MAKES
uo0b HIS ESCAPE.
The mystcry rs to what bccainu OF tho mur-
tlorcr Ut ueorgo Smith, vino was assnssluatrd
ut suoon, No. IS Sosth Canal street, last FRI
day evening at 80 o'clock, fas at lust been
cleared up by tho discovery TINT he stole tic
yacht Nahnnt, which was lying at Tho Twelfth
street basin. There can be npw no doubt that
the murderer was Capt. Bill Rogers, supposed
10 bo conElanslcr Of some schooner trAIlns on
the lakes, against whom suspicion from tho
0tst was directed, for none other than an cx.
pcricnccd sailor could have handled and trusted
himself to the lake IN such fratl craft, Tho
murderer left III the yacht ut II o'clock Friday
oycn!ug, which gave him sevaral hours 10 pur-
chase provisions to last him nuttl !,u reached
place Of safety. llo first went 10 tho Farrag,lt
boat-lou.e,near Twelfth atrcct, where e sec,1rcl
scow he went to tho yacht, wtIrl. was lying at
anchor fn thu basln. Capt. FELTON,, QUO Ut tic
owners Of the scow aul who lives lii tl,ut neigh
borAood, observed u about II n'rloel; Friday
ag'. ,a tat somc oe W. loist!ng tc canvas oi.
owner gong olE to Culunlct to sl,oot ducks, a,ll
therefore took no notice Of tue matter, ,lo. WIS
H. te susp[ssa whsn thH yaSht was not ase
and was Sut afns IL tc Is, psss sa,ss y s " stsd, an
bonter AZ this city, au.! a!lc was luily rlggc.i
d dderst. shc !,as 2sfoot kscl, 'Nq o1f :", .foat
6, 1e1n' ,s1i' ad a,,1s !. iest deep She s enkcr
taken to so1ne Canadian u anv other out.ot.
tAo-way place un tho Ialtes What tlircrtton
tas murderer has taken With tho lrall craft is
6sy os asn astss r o. so|cstaF: u 30 far hu las not
lake, aud be y undoubtedly taAlns good rarc to
keep uut Of tho way OF vessels, mud Ia tiurrfnrc
LIKELY to reach place Of aafcty Without being
, 1876-11-07
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

sill fHfu
1nc csstaon returns ",l w .eseN.., ~ .ns -,
/ Bhcsnian holac BY spccsal aiepa1ca ~ 'nc n"'e'
from every statc In tho Union.
. Ao '"s' W ~ ~ s,..os r. ,ro,har ~ ne,f
IRlnuah ol ouiS ~, s'saco "tot.1' '" sa. ~.
Child Is requested to send l|eF atttress 10 iHh
TNuuNE Office,
r,,. ..,,,.- ,,.,,,,u ,,oo>y,o of III, nj.
Aae rce"'as ''on1n'y . m.ss,s m,, ~ s"S *su,....
I rtctrctscs Of tue rrotcstant orphan Asylum
: will be held Tuesday NJ o'clock p. m. at the
Asylum, M. ss9 Michigan avenue'
Anc. arrived at New York from Liverpool Sat.
Nrtioy Inst, having mndo tho passage in seven
tisys thirteen hunrs-two lNu,rg faster than ever
"'au' p''"'o y "''s ''s'"''' .
Tho Temperature Yesterday, IA observed by
afanassr, oI,tictnl,, IS Madison street rfn1nusE
I3ufl,{ng}, .vas III H. 1,, 10 degrees; 10 II. M,
d: Is NJ. m: H. nj. Hl: 4 n, III. AZ. Bnrouc.
a.. - =. c. 49, -, otll..,i" III / ~ ~ ~ u "a ~
UT " > ~ '''' 'o'o' p "''i ""''o'
Col. John h, Drake Will give his swef!ty-scc.:
C1lcsts at Tic Grnl ractlIc fIuiri Saturday af-
nin,, ,,ae,, - ,,,',in u" ",.,,,t +sso md th,s
p.c't a. sae"t. ~ ' H. ns ,', s.,,
, onG VII " nn e1seshon ~ ~ tn'et amu ''s4'
f@lll tHclGdo thlrtv ultlcfcflt R1n'1s u snhles
I Jnhn afcf-nrn,tcL. nj Mn o19 North Branch
strret. while ATTENDING to his jlorsy in tho barn
In rear OF hIs rcsit'rncc at q o'clock Sunday
evening. accidentally fc1l In the fureo's stnlf,
ana WA 40 baijiy trnmnlcd npon by tic fright.
{cne, animal that jic tlEc,l m hour later, De-
lcrascd was G9 wears Of ntro, and lcaycs.h h wffc
Hnd fyo children. The inuicst will bo held TO-
, 1876-11-07
THE COUNCIL.
Majority and Minority Reports on
the Hickey Matter.
The First One Recommends tliat Ho Bo
Dismissed from the Service.
Aid. White Wants 10 no 1nvcstigntctl..s
Tho City Collectors Report.

The regular meeting at tho Council WAS held
yesterday afternoon, Aid. Tt,roor fn the chair.
There was d hara quorum present.
The official bond Of II. Mcyickar, IN the penal
sum Of $4,000, was referred to tho judiciary
Committee.
A communication waa read from tho Oi-ln.
spcctor, john F. Stafford, calling attention to
tho fact that the fees Fixed by the Council "arc
not sufficient to warrant IN officer disposed to
do strict Justice between tho dealers and con-
sumcrs," and recommending that tho fees for
inspection 10 fixed al six cents. Referred to tho
Committee OH Fire and Water.
Tho monthly statement OF tie Comptroller,
which bas already been published, was placed on
llc.
ugsr's rAr.
A communication was read from The Comp
trollcr, stating that Mr. Bcst, Police Court
Clerk, dccllncd to accept the reduction OF his
salary to $1,000 per annuuI. Tho salary was
fixed at 81 900 III thcnppropriatlon. An opinion
Of tho City Attorney accompanied tho commu-
n.eatton, In which that official took tho ground
that, tnaonuch as hfr. Best was an elected
oilieer the ordinance reducing bis salary was In~
valid md void,
On motion Of Aid. sommcr, tho mntter was
referred to tho Judiciary Committee, with in-
struetions to prepare repeating ordinance.
THE CITY COLLECTOR.
a communication from tho City Collector
was rcad, giving statement Of the amounts
collected fr0m April to Oct. 81, 1870, inclusive,
, 1876-11-07
YELLOW FEVFn.
YELLOW FEVER.
SAVANNAH, Nov. O.-slx intcsments to-day
from yellow fever. AIolph Comm, o! the aru
Of Comm j. 1.oi1lcr, died to-day.
THE WINDSOR.

An nlr Of refinement prevails III evcsy department
Of tho Windsor Hotel, on FIFTH avenue, butwceu
Forty's!xth anl Forty y-seyonth streets, Now York.
The nosclcss tEoad Of The servants Tho quel gen
tlllty Of tho gncsts tho pleasant greetings OF tho
pEopEle$ors With thetr guests sia CONSTANT yet In
sGenslyu attention paid 10 evorY want, give to this
ho&cl charm peculiar 10 ttaelf. Like thorough
gentleman whom everybody acknowledges 10 bo
such, thia house nnconseously proves itself to be
the attlng homo Of tho roQned and wealthy.
, 1876-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Dostwicll, whom cur Older opcra-gocrs will we'll
remember rs tho best soprano Chicago Inns ever
had, with tho assistance OF anatcur solo!ats and
her pupils in chorus, gave performance Of
Rossini'e opera Of "Scmiramide." Mrs. CASSIE
Matteson tcontra!to) Mr. Dc passio (basitonc},
and MIR. Charles Scaycrns {tenor), three
singcra whose places hnyu never yet been
filed In tl!s city, took the leading parts
(Airs. Doatwles singing Scmfrdmils), aud
Mr., Franz ssaab, who shortly after fled from
the draft, furnished thu accompaniment upon
n complete onc, only fifteen numbers helng
sung, that tho Strlsosel troupe 1nay fairly be
credited with giving the itrst performance Ut
tho opera tri this slty. As 1t was probably new
Ing fo" general statements rs to rs character
Will not be lli.lntercst'ng. III 1873, when tho
forms Of the lyric drama were still In confusion,
Kosslnt wrote " 'fnncTc1t,n )lls 'lrst itnportant
Gs.a ,sF 7 IL tue s4efs ssSs' s'ss ~ ltS es
Ss9a ss ies isF'y a Sa ps %.s pst stauesa ssf'ss II
tlic Fsulce Theatre, Venice, Feb. 2, 1Sa3, sn1
Mn a o te so Of sssn. for ~hom ' ae wfsso @
the part; drsaet, Mime, s1eriani: .dssur, Gnlii;
Uroe, Nluriani; }drcao, tho English tenor, Sin.
clair Tho italians found II very, heavy. al,
il tic duo, !" k1den Jtrtsct,' their own popular
charged im with having deserted The Italian
t.,hm'l anil 0nne eyer in the f;cr,nap hrca1lyo la
gave undue Importance to tic orchestra, al-
though It ITO n0rD rcscnIt1cB the German OrCrn
than dnrsnesa rcstmblee tbc hunl1vht, It fai1ctf.
ouI Rnc sini u,ont n Pnria md tfn fntiru NJ
1lQor,jror,it1nV " -,,,aotI ft,n mi t,,vod
tho ,yav fnr his in,n.nr.nl ! William fcil II
Steuilhn{. in his mimtrab]c nnalysIs Of
shc Knssin, oncro. no,nts n,t savcra, jnntvaI.ons
sxI,,ch war; ,hservah}" In i srmfTan,e ], II IN,
froi,,rrs f,r lin rst linn icnt,nr nart fnr tho
iass vucc IN md mn I'm nnrtant scron1nrv nart f,r
nito II Niyna ths vi rhnrHs n'nre ocItvn thc
drnma In, II o1 aver md j,cfarc. Tbn or..b.s.
tTn Snr tr 49, lime tt,c rrci ntivrs
md fr tn t,,a tirst tn lima s.ane il found in Ticl'
Lie CHORUS, m!iisary ii Sand, % and orchestra aro
i,norSi in somi,naiSu "t THi, XIV huri" ,yps nis,
Ecari for tic lirst finn In r. r. iin cornct.a.
,istnn va. snis"n,cntiv ,,no-I forfhc firat linn
T. Wivtifen, a.rli !; "-A'" A'' Wv ''s' ''"'e
In these jater I'd DAYS, under tho influence Of tho
cnrn,"n Scboo1 es9.nIa1iv ~ HVo","r ami + ,szt
snd thn 1fstn11 sc,,oi n whir ~ nrah. "a ni % R,if
md i,,hinstetn nre n, nro'ninen.. ,a,,sis Inn
rnae s,,rh striics lint oscn,iramidc.' Will, its
1nnstnntIv rec,trrIur nI,l so,,,yiat ,nnroio,o,ts
caticnxns md crcseenlos. anpcars antin,satri.
II ia McvcTtheirsa' h.iit in pp rrania s.a1e L.
virorous ~ ~ stv}c md vrrv iii in coinr rs'
, 1876-11-07

An OPINION CONCERNING Ills STATUS.
Comptroller Farwoll having asked from City
Attorney TuthilI an opinion whcrcon to act III
tho matter Of paying the salary Of tho Acting
Commissioner Of Health, Dr.. McVlckar, tho
City-Attornoy yesterday delivered the following
opinion:
] submit the following ns my opinion: Sec. =,
Art VI, Of the city Charter provides that all OFT.
crrs Of any city or village, whether elected Or mp.
ss oees ae d subse1be m oath
Of office, and that nll such ofcers, except Alder
and Trustees, she'll. before entering upon the
duties Of their respective offices. execute and fe
with liz c!ty.ciofi: tIslr oilisal bonds, with &C.
cas!ty, to b approved sy the clty Council.
eoaa as ssssa ps II 5 aa
Official qualification under tho charter and In tho
establishment Of Official character, lust o. IL the
No ono would think for an instant that 1ho city
Treasurer. TO whom ~ inirnstGd the custody Of tho
% &. oss afs sassstg e S
city from possible loss had been given by him.
Tho SANG rn1e applies In THO case of evefy csy
cer, and thu above requirements OF tho charter nro
operative IN hls l. case; :. see Il, Art ~. of ihe
sa q f G 2e. hs
70 notify all persons elected " appointed
suc persons shali respectively qualify In ten lays
after alch notcc, the oHce shaIl become vacant"
Th9 object Of tho notice By the clerk IL 10 convey
complete lis olhsai ehutnctet by 1i.aiiiying, IN
poDsd Dd = without kaow!ne IL a' o sue sst fact On H.
diyduai IL not supposed BY tho law to tukc cogni-
zancc. ... ......
appointed at once thereafter assunod to enter upon
thu discharge Of tho Antfrs uf Ills otlce. III my
aS sss 1 %ay - es1 Ss eis a
City Clerk otherwise, 1t Is not lhtetIal, In my
on!n!on. how, The 1eesIset ntotmaton e his ap:
iaw, and It wa the .aty 1t tic person appointed.
within Ten aays after receiving knowledge Of Ills
appointMent 10 oise' and bstofc S entering upon @
waTs t. assy p Msyskp, ,ssxS asns taI!s t.
I essoppe Iy lls coadnet from denyinsj, ior marc M 70
thar Ten days, The otIl9o Of con'm,s.Ioner u
llcaltl' to which l'o had eecn appointed became
fThis conclusion is sustained by another ylow
"a N u seo
or not commission was Issued. to Dr. AtcFicxar,
but Infer tlu,t none wa. ~,
that .'all oiliccEs elected or appointed under this
act tsssent Clerks, Aldermen, Mayos. and Tras.
81 "ea b9 I'D s1k * , H. n M
or presdim: officer OF thu City Council OF Hoard OF
Trastcos;" This ~ like !l;at provision of TIC
that ''the President shall commission alI olsecra
Of Tue United States" constituting which seyeral Of
the Attorneys General aye held l!at tho title to
has been signed by tito President and ,1cn II
the o'ce u snch that tho incun,bcn: Is renewable
may s Se VT IL IT, anil sse sg H M hs s'ss oee VII
not vust in the oMc!asc: Il Or. Att.ten., 2l7; II
0p. Az: Con-, 3o!.l Tho s'lprcmr Court Of tho
137, llaa held tho law to be as a,oyo suited. Tho
reasoning Is that tho isaaanco OF tho commission Il
ono and IN csaentta! step In tho appointment, md
hnt {t 0f11rnrS Fcn,nvnhtN ~ thn Va
, 1876-11-07
seen by any one. lie has tn,~t likely gouD to
tho Michigan wootls or to Canada.
THE TURF;

VH4T1EIE
Ono of tho most interesting races of The scnson
will take placo at Dexter Park Thursday inter-
nom Of this week. Tho starters will be nnn
Campbcll's b. q. Hcrod, record 2:oo!{; George
Dcntlcy's r. e. Grorgo Judd, record 2:eo4
Charles Dnft'a h. z. Frank Davi., record 9:aoi
and ID. Olmstc.l's t,r, 5. Young Wilkes, record
2:S. Tho purse will bo *et0, anil to this will
be n,ldcl nil inside stnks OF $50, making The
lnlucencnt" s40U. The character of tho
a fast and hot race. lu cnsc OF n storm Thurs
day, tho race will takc place next falr day.
, 1876-11-07
TIE A1unspHERr 0Elnur

--- FHt NIMVSFHENE Ut EUVE
IL . pure, sweet breath. This deslderutum ~ one
OF tho results Of using sozodont, which not ouly
inyisorates and preserves tho teeth, but renders
tho mouth 40 fragrant ~ q rose.
, 1876-11-07
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