, 1876-01-05

,,c,,t-vhcro hIs PARTY wapte hta,. One thfna.
however. tnny bo pos,tso!g stated ~ Ie!ation ~
Hendricks: rs citizen, politics NOT eoas'oetco'
hc ia esteclneI and ndn1'ed'
HYDE PARK.
important 11cctluE Of tho Hoaf" o.
Trustees.
Thu r,oard Of Tr,,stcts Of Hyde rark mot pnr'
| susnt 10 adjournment ut o'clock yesterday al
| tcznoon. all present. . ,=-,
Tim reuoss Ut tho Committee OH Drainage aud
Sidewalks reported upon the bids On sno fos'5'
| third street aower, Recommending That Al' *
rtnt that Of r, D, Dettc1ier bo placed Oh NC.
md that his bid bo accepted and tho consfac' lo'
10 him whqn ho shall fIor good and susie'oat
bonJs for tho eatstfactorY performance OF the
| wo,k thu oate 10 10 begun Nhen onc'halt Of
~, lo,,} nsaeasucut shall hare becn collected
TIC amount Of this bid VAS e49,o60, holng "o 'n1
| &17. .oo{} foss than tho ona formerly accoptou*
| I'll, rerort was accepted and laid temporarily on
Tia tabe to et,abc tho board 10 cxnrnlne the
bd 1t viii DO acted ,pon a. sne ,e1' ~ nntmrI;
Captain ot Police. stating tnss ~ nis ",o,, n.y,y
liz force could be somewhat reduced mil cary
summer and that hs would make 9r, a1eooaent
| tnn tn that effect noxt week. Ihe feooft "
nrreais shuwod total Ut nina unhappy SnGrnass
amount ns Collected eis.75. Tho 1onors for Tho
no yiiirce Attorney fopo1 so,i, relative to tho
nbA.raot Of is furnished by tho ltnssees g! .ne
rurS, that Il showed clear tttc in tho Trustees
nj the church with tho execution Of certain
tiirht breats III the chain which should 20 re-
pared Tho matter wns fe!e'rea 9hcS 3'o ,ise ~ A'
1 hf,or Ia .sinv upon the rny-bl!ls for Decent
: ber and trunsacttng other routine bnsiness, tue
. lizard adjourned until Tuesday c'cn'n5 ~ Z
os'osA' -ur noAnp or EDUCATION
i haye recently been involved In rathcr an ua-
Q ulcaeant complication reIas1so to the appohs-
| n,cut o{ new Supotinteudentof Of hchooa anu.
ne lin d1flicutv has ctoatcd considerable taaRt
y m,rh OF witch has bccn based upon naisnnoer-
ID n,nnt,n1, brief account os It ia necessary 70
!. explan lilo action Of the boasd NJ &no n'ce'"s
" " About M tlroa wccks ago, Mr. z. II. l1asaell,
who las been Superintendent for tho 10 iass nse
ytalB called upon sir. H. j. iusnall. Itca.ouni;
ut Of the Eoarl, and said that A-raltn wonla ~
to suporin,cndent !S,u @ at tho end Of tho year;
10 Mr Isusaell EXPRESSED his roEtess, f. ,,,.sa amo
IL Tor hin, to retain tAo place. Mr.. uasaoll rop'sed
II. that his uh.a,cian ADVISED h. not om.y ,s ~
e- chapEo his profession, but niFo to iease t!ls
at climatic and eroforo ne haa aethney ~ otn. ,vii'
a,c IA t'nii n succc.eor, and Mr. Russell asked hir
l.o Haskell whother ho knew Of any eompeten'
c rcrsou who could be engaged. r MaHho at, t; sHS
nlnai Of tho Hnvc1, School IN Chicngo. lho laes
* of Offering tho poA.t!ou TO Mr. Lew!e. who's,
cr- Tcnutaliou ~ an educator is very hiEh' strei
ho Mr. Russell very fhsorably, and' h1ter Eou
further talh, tho interview ended.
rho ssmo evening" but pTcsaul!s TO his Yisit u
ID. Mr.. Husseil, Sir. u4skoll had cnied upon 5ud:
la libpard, ombor Of tue beasd, & auu nau a1u
led n,a smcceasor. Tho resignation. though nc
formally rendered IN N1!sns, was unaetsepu n.t,
lin tn la mn absolute one, nu though both gent1t
tho mcn regretted aIs. uanhclla dcuison. they cnui
Ito not usve him to not contrary 10 medical advice.
o:s At tho next meeting OF the Doard, Dee. u. ~
At. question ef nocurluR new superintendent ~
has Discussed aud tic Board were unanimous IN q
10 Blring to secure Mr. Lonts, ~ 1n,s aa uase,I
Sit, Haskell was asked whether ne fene'nea
ScE tho mind 1cstive to res'gpng, ana W :,
uIioo TINT ho wished to resign at tue ord OF u
YEAR. and had not changed MS detoemlnatto y,
tho Ho uiIIc,al action WA taken BY the board u
crn- tho pos.slon WAS tenuo1ed to Mr. Lom,a ,sn
uct- whether Lo would accept betore oltca'
ds. olec,ing hlln. After sotne roaeesion MI. Le"
slsoy ruuaeptcd, and. ho bad been enseRoa
eua- aunthcr negotiation. he declined tho offers ma
tho him elsewhere, Bnppoatn9 tha< tho nhRst "
be toinitcly and satisfactorily arransed: A., !,
for Noth,ne more was done until ono ~ a., aa5 nda
oud- harmed that Iii. 1laakoli did not ntood to
ore rgn, but proposed roa'aining III hlh place:
cdcd Inform alton came to theu through c9tnmon
eIar NOR. but word San sent ey n. ar. uasss nassa
TINT Hussol or Sir. H,bba.d on tho subject. As th'
a'ehu gentlemen leRfnca t9ttL1f nnas 80 ap,sna ~
sao circulation That MI nlsAes1 nas -, ,Iav -
70 ~ OF constlr1nK toBetueT ~ !onuo n' -, .,a
'ests greatly aetonlshea. NV plotunIn' ~"
soent waB voluntarily tonaaseo, .a.,an,o, ana ,
aeuio euErrlse 70 po!n ao,m'.'' r,oro,,
y tlu both deeply ioefeltu ~. 49, y. ..,ua
10 u 3lr. NaHkeH had neeu LIZ utot .s ~ n"u ~,
auc. own euccoeBor. unuet ,t,eaY e''. a",,r
'snait they could not unhethteuu l.' Ia int ~,
anu 3loottug the bhpoii1tehaens ~ w ~
ESace- howorer, ptfbueaL Nuhaeu .i "as ~,
f,r rim dpiu1 10. he seeuled dcHtrous Of ~
IMP 1lt. Nussell: 9na IeIs LIZ H.; o1"e' a.' es.,,oT
heir tllB, ar. RuBaell caeu ~ u.nl; @ 49, ,s,"
whether tho EnhloF ~ bAo Heata - .t A.,