, 1864-03-04
LAW Intelligence.


yacated. and new tzial granted under tie statute.
4ss@Mnfford K vs.. Bennett. Leave to examine
witnesses whose dispositions de bene esse have
besn taken % On It the @ pa!t Of ! the complainant. -,
C1ReUT coURT--BSore Hon. Els. Wliams.
sssasePoWers Ts. schlimme. Dismissed at
5ssNWebb w. Bankard. Verdict for plaintiff.
3oc-.Ha1l ve: Nlcholes. Case heard BY the Court
and taksn nner ID aaE4Sssn Mnnia snt,s, p.,o,
5Ss-Becrs ct Il. VI. Bankard ct al. Verdict for
defendant.
4si-Donogbue ys. Flynn ct al. On tsial.
POLICE CouRT.-This establishment re-
celyed fair amount OF patronage yesterday, the
docket containing the names Of about Fl offenders.
The onences were trivial most Of the charges be-
ing simply drunk or disordefly.
Breaking Up a Nest SIds Den.-- Ellen Day. keep
street, near Maisted, - fined $40 and costs fof
KennifsT and John stepncy wero similarly fined,
III Eaaauant Son Of Mars-John Randall,
soldier, was CHARGED with severely aasaulting Msa
Margaret King. his inaoaordta. John has lately
returned from the wars aud 6eemlngy finds 1t
more dificnt to acqut himself creditably as ctt-
zen than soldier. For this e1empliacation OF the
general belief REGARDING the course Of true love, he
C0SnteJ1ii iNomev-Sathan Banuan, an express
man. charged with passing 8a spurious bili on
ae o an e n s
as be expressed ignorance ~ to the nature Of the
note.
Drunkaras Intelligence. Mary Ann Burr and
eeiv'ne ID dass il The T Bridewal IN addition. In
DEFAULT both were removed for 70 days.
FUEL SAVING SocHgY.-A meeting Of the
friends Of this association was held last evening at
the office Of ]. P. Hits. corner Of Randolph and
Clark etreets, the President, Hon. J. ". B1adwcll
In the chair. Among those present were ReY. n.
n. Biehop, Rev. " q. Ryder, Rev. E. B. Tuttle,
Dr. Liyermore, Meesrs. Bradwe1, Baxter. Tutt!e,
Fitch, Mum, Hit, Brown and others.
Upon the request Of Air. Brown, Rev. ". Il. Ry-
der gave brief statement Of the object OF the AS
ISOLATION. Hc ssid that 1t WIS intended to supply
the working raan with fuel In the winter months at
price less than he could obtain 1t for at the rari
ous yards. It must not be supposed that the Asso-
citation was charitable one for such an idea would
be inimical to their interests. The independence
30 Characteristic Of the mechanic would keep him
aloof from any movement. which attempted to be-
Etow any benefit or charity upon him. What they
himself 10 graft Into his nature spirit OF economy
The nodus ope70ndl Of the body. would be exces-
ss II the Wntes The fh y ThG
for fuei and clothing but il Tho simmer certain
1o es2 e. q is hs n
the summer months then deposit with the assocta-
ton these money, which shall be repaid tn fuel,
prices much lower than they could otherwise OBJ
tain it. de believed that tho object WIS good
one and worthy ot support. heaides which it was
a somewhat animated discussion then arose as
to whether The depositers should BE allowed TO
value IN fuel. II seemed lie opinion Of the meet
ing that such proceeding vou1d bc inlmical to
r. s@ sR'efS1s e as ~" @ "Sh
inssnnch u in case i depreciation in he yalae
withdrawn. which would leave the nlaterlal on tho
hande Of the Directors. Il, in case Of urgent neccs
S 8 t. m s Of he be
loved to dispose OF, ortEansfer his share to other
It was suggested that the meeting ehonld then
proceed to The election Of IN Executive Committee
which should consist Of fTe members, thrce-ytE.,
tie Prs1dsnt, Secretary and T5sasu5sr.hein'g ln-
two were chosen from the Directors.
l. n. Hit pfvpoEc.l that the election Of these
6e a e &C. e
s 5h5s t Ss o9p ta wae
Ing He named, as the three, Meserz. Brown,
Gatcs and Baxter.
Rev. E. B. Tpttic seconded the motion, which
waB carried unanimously.
Anerwards the names Of Dr.. uvermore and I.R.
Hit were added to the three already elected,
Mr.. Baxter suggested that the election Of the
committee could not we'll proceed at the time, rs
1t was not know how many Of the nominated dlrec-
tors will accept the office.
| The meeting was addressed, by request, By DR..
1ivermore, McesEs. Mum. Gates, md several eth
Ct sentcucn. The speakers all were favorable TO
gTcar saccess For the first year they would have
| many difficulties, but these must not discourage
them, a. they would naturally be thrown In their
way. The association would hare to overcome the
ally with the class they wish to benefit, difficult
rect opposition 70 tho fuel dealers, who wfsh pre-
es1se a5 moneRoy T. Of the trade but With pertsve
the proper men hc appointed to direct the enter.
pr3sc and that these men Possessing as they must
posses the confidence Of the people, conccientous-
It was resolved that the meeting adjourn until
haltpast seven next ThuEsday week in the evening
at the same roome. Anne1eai is List Of the nom
limited officers Of the association,
pes{dknG-Hon. J. 3. Bradweu.
ss;ond Wc< P1ssidens-Rey q. ". Ryder.
SeevetasY-pr, Calvin II. Fitch.
Board d 10tysetors~Ion. F.:.c. Sherman, 7. D.
Bryan. s. llnTens, Potter Palmer, .. H. Gage, e.
| c. P. Holden. F. Parmelee, c. r. Bowen, r: ".
Gates, l. ?. Hit T. ", BAXTER, J. = FaIwsN J.
Lieefmorr, I. Brensano, J. G. Fargo g. Schneider,
&. Haztt, F. 1etz ]. C0mlRky, p Schuttler, L. L.
l}ond, 4. Weeks, Dr. E. Schmidt, E. Grodman, F.
7. sherlcek, ReT; Father + & Dqnns, Roy y Eday,
j. Il. Moore, Rev. E. futile, T. y: sherman, T. &.
! Bowen. =
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