, 1873-05-18

brick, .co14o feet, Nos. $50, 5s2, and 5s4 Yves
Washington street; Charles Harding, 2-stor
and an basemsnt brick, 6o140 feet. Nos 65, 81, an.
69 CAestnut-place; Fred. Fil1man, 2-story an
basement hziek, 2415o let, No: 401 North Well
street, *--~'' -~'
.: 4 large number of ealoon-keepe1B were before
| Justice banyon yesterday morning for V!olatlne
the Sunday law His Honor was not IN the !eas
lenient with them, and took the testimony OF IN
: officer who made the arrest as conclusive eV1
denoe OF guilt in every case. The offenders
were generally fined S25 and costs. '-
The Board Of Public Works opened bids, yes
te1day for filing and paving the Intersections o.
Clark, State, aud South Water 6trcets, where
| wooden blocks ARC being laid by private contract
! also bids for flooring and roofing tho engine and
West Twelfth street. Neither contract was
| awarded
At the West Side Briggs House: James Waldo
New York Col. l. II: Black, Monmouth, III.
| George r: Kirk, Philadelphia; James Bartlett
! Minneapolis Times; Il. 4. Terrill, Boston; G.
9. Whittlesey, Fond du Lac; G: H. Harrington,
Delesan, NJ ". F. Fitch, Madison; Robert Z.
| Harris and family, Adrian, Mich. Charles f.
Norris and wife, Detroit; O. o. Comstock, Gales
burg, and 8. Ulney, New York.
| Henry Wolf was yesterday morning before
/ Banyon on tho charge OF securing money under
| false prstences It Vas shoWn u the exanaina-
| tion that he has been representing himself a.
! one Of the firm Of Renbel Bros, No. rs. West
Randolph street, and has collected money IN the
capacity OF collector for that firm This man
WAS once before sent to jail on the same charge,
p1a s iss s ses s E: Toed s
know. He wss held for trial in the Criminal
Court in 81, 900 bonds. 49,
The Council Committee on Judiciary, at q
meeting In the City Clerks office, yesterday af-
ternoon, agreed to report in favor Of the passage
Of the ordinance requiring the inspection OF 1en-
daring tanks. This ordinance, it is to be hoped
CURED at 6choeuemauns slaughter-house two
weeks ago. The Committee also had under
oonaldaration petition praying that one James
Shaw be allowed to erect bathing -houso
On the - lake shore, between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets. They decided
to recommend that permission be accorded him
for one season, it he conducted the bathing
house in an n-objecdonable manner.
Mr. Reynolds, Superintendent OF the con-
struction of the Interstate Industrial Palace,
called on tbs Board Of Public Works yesterday,
TO consult them in reference to the laveln3 Of
located. The Board gave him an order
to the man in charge OF the grounds, in
'structing him to assist the Torkmen all
In his power. Commissioners Prindivil1e
and Thompson examined the plans
Of the structure during the afternoon. They
found that wood Was to be freely used, but not
In such quantity as to conflict with the pro-
visions Of the fire ordinance. The Committee
seemed disposed to do everything possible to
BE- mado The Commissioners admired the
building, and thought it would be an ornament
Of the city.
Miss Annie 81. T. Gibbons, who .hss lived with
another young Indy in apartments On the South
Side, made complaint, in writing, to the Board
OF Police yesterday against several police officers.
IN % entd q gan for wheh eh
they we're to pay in advance. Neglecting to do
50 last month, four policemen entered their bed
chamber one night, and took them to tho ar
mory: They we're aEraigned before old Banyon
and fined e25. Miss Gibbons paid her
fine, but the other ono appealed. The
former complained that she was i1l-uaed. and
especially denounced officer No. SO Zone Of tho
four, asserting that she has seen him drunk
many times. After announcing that she has
sued Milligan for 65, 600, she asks Commissioner
Sheridan, to whom the latter Was addressed, to
afford her redress The communication was re-
ferred to the Superintendent Of Police. Police
men have no right to arrest persons for debt,
and, II the lady proves what she charges-that
they we're called IN by Milhgan-the four officers
will probably be discharged.
Yesterday the case Of the City of Chicago
versus the Chicago Turngemeinde Society Of the
North Side, for selling liquor without a license,
came up before Justice Scully: William Woke
represented the Society, and Mr.. Lewis vas
that beer and wine we're sold by the Society on
Sunday On weekdays, when the hail and bar
we're open, It WAS the rule Of the managers to
1eat s the Place to other PARTIES; Mr, yoeke
that the Society =. we're not respon-
persons to to whom the bar ~ was rented On HesS week
days, and, as regarded Sunday, since the city
laws prohibited absolutely the sale Of into1icat-
license Tor that day and, therefore, it fol-
lowed that the city could not punish for selling
liquor without license on day when it had not
tho power to grant one. Mr- Lewis ably prose- ]
guments that have been advanced before in sim- |
liar cases. Justice Scully reserved his dcision. |
Yesterday afternoon William Allen and nine |
others were arTaignad before Justice 6cnl1y On !
the charge Of gambling. Mike Mcdonald was |
permitted to defend them, which he did in a !
manner most credtable. BE was less tricky |
leghan, and more appealing that Myers. But |
all these attributes did not serve to change the |
mind of Justice Scully from the views |
Ehieh have animated his past de;
ssfRs 3Rs .rsrsse sae as ss e. Mike e1 9ss i'd
money from his pocket, his face became SO pale !
that sheet would have looked dark beside it,
and. With much emphasis Of manner, he remark
ed that he would never pay another fine in that |
court. Justice scully quietly responded By say
Ing that he hoped Mike meant to reform.
OF course, at this everybody laughed In |
paying the fines, Mike gave Mr: Am
be1g, e2oo, and received baek Of course, ss2:
tapped him On the shoulder, and told him there
was an execution standing against him for s27.
OF course the amount WAS paid from the change
which he held in his hand, and thus 5000 was
The profit Of ono nights raid. Let the workgo
On.
Caledonian Club.
At the last meeting Of the Chicago Caledonian Club
he following preamble aud resolutions wera unani-
nonsly passed
WHEnnAs God has removed from his 1abors our
.dend and {e1low-couutryman, Alexander Ranen;
md.
WHEnEAz, Although he t1s passed from Us to his
award, he has lett behind him here memory frng-
ant with good deeds which We do well to copy
hezafore,
Reeolred, That to his family (sone OF whom are
'rothers IN the Caedonian Club extsnd heart
et sympathy IN this bereavement and especially DO
i'm In this world Tor over forty years, and no hope