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A1o Obtains Permission from Judge
Williams to Flo nh Information
Against Conl1nigstoncr Wright of
tho Hoard OF p01ice.
Yesterday morning N1r. doudy counsel for OK
Police Commissioner K1okRo, appoared in tho
Criminal coust. accompanied by hia client, and
nude application f.r leave to flo an information
against Commissioner Wright. It would appear
that Mr. Rono hns withdraw. from tho contro-
yersy, his name having been oraa~s from tho
documents.
Tho city autho1itios were not represented, nj
though Mr. Wright Ind boon notified TINT tho
motion would be made.
nlr. Cloudy read the affidavit OF K1okko, which
has heretofore been givon in Tue TRIBUNE.
The Court [Williamsl said, as thero was no
opposition, tho information could be flca, md
ordered q summons to be i0aucd, returnablc in
ton days.
state Of Illinois, County Of Cook, ss-of the March
tcrm Of the Criminal Court Of Cook County, ~ ths
yenr Of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred aud
oharles II. Reod, Btae'a Attorney, in .nl for t!o
authority Of Tho poopo Of tho State Of Illinois, upon
tho relation Of Erst r. q. KloKc, Of the County and
sI ts saS hs u nos to bs
das daS Of Tsssaary' tie yeaF i ...,,. on
LORD 01G 1lUuG1uu tlHAt AA1l4lcA AA4 bofcA's
threo, at Uhcago, to-wit: at and Within tho County
county md sato aforesaid, did uaugp, intrlle into
aud unlawfully hold and execute tho oi1lce Of Com
missioner Of the Board of Police then e1stng II tht
county md State aforesad under and y 'rtus Of tn
laws Of tho State aforesaid and from themes hath ant
still doth continue to uBurp aud unlawful1y hold ont
exercise saia ore, contrary to the 1aws Of The Stat
samo pooplo II s se4 4oof 11nSp" and dignity Of til
O. II. REED, Btato's Attorney.
When tho parties appear iu courttho argument
| will bc heard. Should tho Court buBtain Com
missioner Wright, tho Supreme Court will bc up
pen1od to. The controversy is accordingly, d
| last, OH tue road to settlement.
, 1873-03-11
recommending tho adoption Of the resolution
providing for n spooial committee Of lvo to
examine tho public buildings, with vlov to zoe
~ to tlor Bnfoty. Tho re11ort wuB agreed to,

recommending tho adoption Of the resolution
providing for special committee Of fvo to
examine thc public buildings, with view to aoe
~ to- thoir 6afoty. Tho report was agreed to.
BoAyEHGEn WOnK. ,,
Tho Special Committee to whom wns referred
tho report of tho Doard OF Hoaltl rolatiyo to tho
City Bcnyongcr, reported tloy Ind examined NIL
tho papers, including tho contract, In which tlloy
find clerho Tint tho !, removal Of garbago WA not
pormst, lh,la excluding restaurants, boarding.
houses, oto. Tile population Increased after tho
fro; groat numbers Of workmcn camo In, and
humorous boarding -hlnnuucs, restaurants. otc:.,
ede eles with matora and '0'1 Il "'tS wns 0l0p 10
work that tho Board Of Health hired
extra toania botveen A1ny and septomhor, at n
cost of 81, 1o8. Tho committee think tho con.
that the Doard Of Hoalth be inntructed to lot lilo
now ono at figures which will ouablo tie con-
tractor to do tho work. Tho attention Of tho
Board Ia also called to TIN law requiring acay-
ongorB toput ofial In tight tubH.
Tho report WAS laid over.
Tho ordinance prohibiting Tho sn1o Of 1roarmB
to minors was referred to tho Clerk for cngroB.-
mont.
ASHLAND AvEHuE.
Tho report Of tho Railroad Committee, recoin-
1nondtng tic removal OF one Of tho Union Roll
Ing Mill trucks Oh Ashland avonuo uns taken up,
together with tho amendment requiring tho ro-
moyal Of al tracks OH or ncross tint stroot ncnr
A1ul1ignn atroot.
AID. Bailey movod to postpone 1t b woek.
Tho motion WAS lost-yoas, 7; nayst 23.
AID. Cullorton moved to alnond the amend
mont by limiting It to all roads that did not hare
tho right Of way.
AID. schaffner moved to lay tho mattor oye,
for two weeks.
The motion WAS not agreed to-yons, 10
naya, II.
Aid Woodnan moved to sond tho whole
mattor to the Committee on streota and Alloys
". D,
| AID. Cullorton'B amendment to tho amend
mont was adopted.
: AID. Tracy's amendment mas adopted-yeas
"a; nays, 6.
The order as amendod WAS adopled-yeas, rs
| Nays, 8.
| GAS. ..
Tho report Of tho Committee on Gas-Lightl
on tho ordinances for tho Mutunl ind Nationa
Companies was made tho special order for next
| N1on1ay.
Tho Co,tnoil adjourned.
, 1873-03-11


TuE County Counr.-B, 123-A. .. Harvey OF a1. Y.
Charles +. Wiswall ct a; affidavit for replcyn Of boots
and Shoes yalucd ut $4o0 O. G12iStophen F. Brown Y.
Henry schononborasr; attachment for $2oo A. eo2s-
Company, alias Chicago Water {: Gus Pipe Company;
aasumpa2t $500. e12G-rhnmas Kennedy '. I. 2. Car
pcusor; attachment for Il 500, on ts ground that tho
debtog !. conveying his property frauaplently ol27
Appeal. G,128-Nathaniel Z. Dcrko ct al. y. Bufan
Bradshaw ct A.; 1nuchantoa lien. o,1oo.;AlIert g..
odcl Clarence Q. Thaycr and Edward Dodd; bill for
injunotions. 6,130-Appcal. se,.-'.s' .r
TnE SUPERIOR co1Rr-42, ,58e-aeorga z. sserry,
doing business as Weaver i Stcrry y John Watt and
George Il, johnson aasumpsit, $500. 4a,s87-samncl
Donnsll Y. William 4. Whittemore partnership bill
for injunction restraining defendant collecting cortan
parnsrship adseta, p.reularly Two notes Of faoa 40
oach given by Milo Il. Wagor, and one given by tho
complainant. 4a,6ss-IiWa Chicago brewery Company
Thomas J. forson a'0 s3ss
Aary George Anasew' divorce a2''21psyid ssg
Jua noyls Y. Rice Fay md Tsther Fay; petition to
rcnoyn ttc. 42594-1aaac J. cllgnnn y Isaac AnBcll
nHsu1nptit, S, ,5D0. 42,598PanneE Fuller Co.. q.
g. Hyatt assu1npsit, *59o. 4: @ 5oe-s:me y Edward
" Janas F. casaidy petition to supply record. 42,5o8
John Palonschek v. Tho City Savings Bank; aasunlp-
III. $500.
, 1873-03-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

John Wilson WAS yesterday morning held in
&400 bull by Justice sou1ly for stealing lot Of
plg-irou from ]. 7. Livery, Of No. ITO South
Grcen street.
John Harmon, one Of tho mon Who brutally
abused Officer Cudmoro on Friday evening last,
was arrested carly yesterday morning snd 4 locked
up. He 10 tho 1argo mnn" roforred to III the
report of tho inquest. '''; IL. ':''
Thoro are twelve yaeancios on tho Chicago po-
lice force, and yesterday there wore 800 applica-
ablo.bodlod men thorn are who aro willing to Bot
themselves up as targets to bo shot at
Detectives Perry and Lacky, yesterday, re-
coyorod large quantity Of Yalssble - clothing,
Ing was found in tho hands Of ono Rosenberg,
on Hickory street. It hGd been stolon in pieces,
Rosenberg having bcon employed by tho tirrn to
make up goods cent to his house.
Tho lndios living at tho Woman's Home, cor
ner Of Halsted and Jackson etreets1 wll give m
charades, and rccitations. Tho programme haa
q popular character which will doubtless insure
a remunoratiyo attendance. Tho object Of 1t ia
tho furnishing OF tho new phrlor at tho Home.
Tho Board Of Public Works havo issued an
order which will bo regarded by tho public with
especial favor at preNent., It requires the con-
tractors to romovo, without dnyB dolay, all tho
dobra now Lying in the stroota before completed
buildings. II not removed within two days by
the contractors, tho city will romoye it, and
charge the exponse to them. Now lot the streets,
or, nt a,ly ratio, tho crossings bo promptly at
tended to.
1,rht.s,cerea oncrotor veBtoraav mor,;np,
9pto 1,t ~ o1, T. ~ %, M ro;aa Iia
; Il o@sS' vs1na,1o "m .soia With III 4I and o ss A
u, i,'n a u '"luMpto H. Iata "iA III nnt iis'
III lnongy: NJ: IT, e1aso ss.'t;, "a l.. nos .rr uln pad
cover ~ iosG +,n ',a1;ot Hal .na.neu
III H. ,n,s,nsas ~ a ~ as Waiaoi in hstwean
twa wv tvcilnnufol 10 famaies for some istnnco.
1Iis ca'isnE nfforta to mako tho po5itlon AZ CON-
fortaSbo for thern as possible doubtless lost him
lis watch Well, Galnntry In Atreot-car il
seldom rewarded, anyway
Mike Mcdonald and lavyer named Trudc
roal statutoa md toasod smooth sentences bo-
| foro Justice Dnnyon, Yesterday morning, to tho
end that Ills Honor might 10 poreuaiod TINT
Harry Floyd, Hugh Higgins, Eugeuo Miller,
Jamca Lawrence, md SDoo," App]oberry,,
who wore pullod from McDonn1ds gambling.
house. No. 4a7 State street, last Saturday
| night, we're gentlemen OF unaostionab1o morali-
, 1873-03-11

BY Inv to ho proaont. A. TRIBUNE reporter con
seonsod eontontsd, and, whom TOLD that Tho 81:
promo Court would not probably pass upon, Ills
caso for ilroo or four months, said by TINT timo
public excitement would 1,aYo nbAtod, nnd, .tho
not condo1nn him. lie aBsortcl tint he did not
shoot lila vito deliberately; that tho ehildron
oboyod Tire inatrnotionn Of thoir n'lnt and sWoro
falsely; that they Ind Told him 90, and that they
will bo placed in tho hands Of tho Sheriff to-day.
, 1873-03-11

Of bankruptcy Withdrawn. Charlca Waite. .]r.
objections to discharge dismissed for want OF
prosecution. John Sims lonvo to allogo tur'
thor aota Of bankruptcy. :, H.
Adjudication hy defs',lt .waa ordorod IN tho
Tho order Of dsninanl waa made nbeolaso IN
tho matter of Herman Kuhlman OF al.
Tho motion to lisnliab Tho petition for Want OF
oauso, In Jarnos Mitchell o. oi., WIS oyor-rnled.
for tho Adjudication Of William Cuthbort, tho
famous toa-doacr, latoly at tho corilor OF .Hal-
stel and Wobt Madison gtroets; claiming Oh q
check for o. rs on tho First National Dank, r"y-
lent OF which vas refused 1or wans T. s9 o' tnnusi
$900.G0, for goods noll on time. Ihoy atllrn
TINT tho dohtor committed nu act Of bankruptcy
by selling his stook Of toas ad coffoos whllsk lie
Ind suspended payment ns aLoresala. 10 LOG .so
nrohsf' aal"a for sloooo rule to '''o" cause "aa
Derrick and Hubbard petitionod for tho adjudl..
cation Of W. q. Druaon, Of 255 South Cana1
Btroot claiming on an unpaid noto OF p709, and
alogng az nn aet Of bankrnptcy, tie 1raIaa!oht aa
gnge, Of all Ills tools, machinory, and material,
situated as above, without my valid conBidora.
tion. Aru1o to chow catiao and warrant OF
Boiznro were issued. petition for On + tnjunc-
tion, was filed lator, praying that said Ciark be
restrained from commencing any proceeding or
proscouting in Statooourt to recover tho goods
aoizod by Unitod States Marshal.
GENERAL NOTES. -
Horny 3chononborgor, n debtor to Stephen Z.
Brown in tho sum Of 8390.45, il charged with
concealing, hinaeolf in defiance Of lay, s,la an
THomna Konnody yesterday o1,tasnoa an nt.
taohn,ont against Il. d. Carpenter, OF No. 797
Woat Madison ntreot, on noto Of 81 1000, on tho
ground OF fraudulent conveyance by tho dobtor
to hinder his creditors.
Judge Drammond sat in chambers al day, but
trnuenoted no business of public ilnportanee.:
Judge Dlodgott got through at all oarly hour,
sdton5ning the court at midday; i;;,,u..4 on..poa
dcfat,ls OF Julius, F. j., and John II. Kirchoff in
YIN. g. Wander 1soest y. Julius and Z. g. Kiroh-
off OF a., aud Judgment against them for
a00e.45.
In tho District Court Judge Blodgott entered
default OF Charles ]. Stokes in Upton. Assignee
Y. Stokes, aud Of j. Z. Taylor, in Upton, AS
Bigneo Y. Taylor.
Ihoro will be no aeaalon Of tho County Court
until Friday, orders for vault-raiHiug having
been given; tho work commencing to-day. Al,
immen:o amount Of ordinary probate business
WAS got through yesterday. =:
, 1873-03-11

The neareRt approach to linen collar Ia furnished
II, Tho Warwick mud Elmwood Collars. Thoy hayo
creatcd revolution tn the paper collar trade
sn,ers hayo found It much hotOr to buy good collar
TINT awaya looks WE'LL than tho poor articles horoto~
fore Rall tllen.
, 1873-03-11

brc]!cil up, has not cared in, and will not do 30.
Tho injured 1nan, who waa beginning work OH
tho II s,.nft vas @ struck on the back bya acno Of
clny which foil from tho top of tho aroh loig1t
great caro, as their own Interest domanilBloi
them, and no accidents nood bo npprehontlod.
, 1873-03-11

s1oux Cry, Iowa, March s, 1879.
Eea1oa proposals lin duplicated With copy Ut tha adser:
tityn,on atachpd Will bo recol4odby The unde s!Rned
until 10 M, March l87s for tprnishtnK tho unitod
doliye1e4 e Sioux City. Iowa. or Yankton, d. T., by
ESQ bill 1ness pork, With iron hoops on each end.
l00, 000 pounds uleae aldo bncon ia hlnRo gunnes.
7uO. 9OJ pounds OF high. ground, vol dfessed double
spring winter whcst our equal to sample IT shls
lined, double Sacks cotton and gunuJ we'll 6aWed.
and tied ut corners. to contain lG0 lbs ret.
B pounds good, souud. mercbantahle shollea cors
In strong. nav !SseMod double gunnies. . T..
sauaro double sacks. eontalnpg l0o lbs net or ~ell
M pounds hard, dry aoap. pAokod In strong boxes,
full strapped. $3.50.
bulk.
flour beaus soap, mud patatoe1 must bids.
'' TfiQS. o. BULLlVAN,
Captain aud g. s.
, 1873-03-11

$40o bail by Justice soully for stealing q lot Of
plg-irou from j. 7. Livery, Of No. 179 South
Groom RtrRet..
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