Money Market.

Coroner oC NeyN-YCrk.
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4eae Eduor Of The Tribune:


Can You inform the citizens of Newly ork who is
the bona fde Coroner of this city and county? DR..
Rawson at present acting as such, is certainly not
The legal officer. In the act to amend the Charter
ol the City of New-York, passed April 7th, 1880,
sec. H. we find the following


member either Board shall during the period for
"hn was elected be appointed 10, De compelled 10 hod


l once OF which the eynoiumentS oald fom the Cty


oy fees directed be paid py auy ordnance or
Sct oil The Common Council"


nus It'll plainly evident that Dr. Rawson cannot,
IN conformity to the above section of the law be re-
cosnl2ed as the legal Coroner being at the time OF
election Alderman OF the Sixcenth Ward, an Office
ne sult retains Do the duties of the Office of Cor
oaer thus devolvc upon the person having, next TO
pr H., the greatest number of votes, or does a new
election become necessary This is curious ques-
uon which should be settled Immediately, in order
10 determine the meaning of the law and serve as a
precedent for any similar cases which might here
@@F arise. Some opinion on the matter would
obise A WING.