, 1876-05-18

Tho Ex.1layor Not Yet Ready to
Answer tho Request for
Possession.
Consultations Of Counsel-No Like
hhood Of an Agreed
Case.
Aid. Baumgarten's Course SuH-
tained by His Con-
etituents.
His Explanation Of the Reasons tor
the Course He Pursued.
VICTORIOUS IIOYNE.

was entirely unchanged yesterday, and both
parties lay on their oasB and awaited the action
OF tho mcn Of law who were busily engaged In
tlnkcrng up somc sort Of apeuceful way out Of
the difficulty. Mayor 1foy7le came to the office
ratllcr carly, and cunversed for some time with
different gentlemen who came In backed By
troops OF friends, and who bore sus-
p!ctous resemblance to candidates. This may
wrong ono or morn Of them, but
1t will certainly hit several others
Tho direct patronage In the Mayors hands
amounts to nothing more than fow license
policemen. he having already selected LIS pr-
yatc secretary. but even these minor Offices aro
thought worthy Of considerable seeking. 1t
WIS not settled who was to llaye any of the
places named. -
When Mayor Hoyne was comfortably settled,
q reporter
SOUGHT somn REFORMATION
on various matters, md learned, In answer to
questions, that no reply Ind been re-
ccivcd from c1.Alnyor Co1yin US to
Wien hc proposed to cease occupying
the Mayors office, and to giro up tho books and
papcrs thereto belonging. The Mayor further ex-
pressed his great satisfaction at the way matters
had gonc and wss eattsaed that be had gotten over
the roughnesa and Into smooth water. The rccog-
milton Of bis claims by the various departments
EECMEu ~ l0 SCI GfEEJ JklItEb 1AA ~
forecast tho future without . doubt.
Co1ytN. ....
Remembering that the Mayor Ind said TINT Colvln
had not grcE date When he proposed to RESTING
the express business, tho reporter sought that IN
formation from tho oecupnut OF tho largest chslr IN
wus % not in very good humor for sono reason; At
leaet he DID not pfodnco TIC Required int9smatioh
with either rapdisy, or eheerfulness; He onl!
s y negative. When asked il he Intended to make
act md there tho Information gaye out, aM no
amount OF persuasion could extract any indication
~ 70 what .hs nature Of ths reply would t, b.
" III s sHs;s: Sc lin. Tin dse days
Mr. co1vin's prlyate secretary, J, st: Clat.
Cleveland, was husly engaeed tue groater part q
and pigeon .hoics in tic Mayosal room prepara-
tory VACATION Of The pIem!ses Tha 3ob 3 wa. ..
dust, mora w than Cleveland eret ralBcd bofore.
CoLv1N's couNsRL,
McsBrs. Jantics9n, Root, and tioudy, were tn con-
time It was expected they would be Joined by tho
legal gentemsn who ore retained 70 ook ~ aftsr thS
M &t1a Fpisr Rss been retained 10 as
sasns ns's H. sens: u So s' s. H. n y
the matter Of thu ono wnstanto. They seso en-
gngcd yesterday afternoon in deep stndy over tao
oqass'as u maas s w by = @ !epaites, Nj; Tasy
ea'd It was unlikely thai, tho connscl would mako
simntnnsonaiy an III ] viii ths Giins of shs nfosmatoa
TO. the quo warranto. II was his opinion that Mr.
lIoyne wonld take Issue md plead, thus allowing
tho other sldc to deur. or accept the statement Of
nsto4y nits sus s.ep. VII Viii bs akc" line
Thu following communication was received Jes"
| TnH HOARD or HEALTH:
DoAnp or lIsALrl ory1cE, CuioAgo Nay 10,