, 1874-01-15


took. it ought to, mud would DO, great SUCCESS.
Mr.. Schimpfe1mann, Of the Committee, stntod
TINT 160 invitations Ind beon cont out, but for
some reason worry fow had bson hooded. It waB
tractiye. These facts probably accountod for
the small Attendance. Ho did not know whether
1t wore worth while to organize With SO few
present. -
H. G. Agar, MIR. schimpforman, and tho Chair
plan Of organization to report Saturday night.
Tho meeting thon adjourned. 1t Is hoped
will bo present Saturday, as tic succcsp or failure
OF tho project will probably depend on them. :.
How JUSTICE WENT D1NNER1Ess.
Whom noon came yesterday, Justice Kaulr-
naan, who oxponnds tho law according. to Tuloy,
In tho North Side Police Court, heaved q Sigh Of
grent relief. He had toiled nightly in tho vino
yard TINT morning.. He had reaped many
allcaves white from tho harvest, and had garner
ed thom into the Bridewoll. He had made lifo
miserable to tho impontont drunkard. Ho had
fined fined. right and left 10 lad Levied toll md
sitting In the receipt Of custom had not collected
half 80 much as Ind tho North Side Juutcc. So
Kaufman said unto himself that ho
sanS shsra nIo lis rfs vsSna naiS Iii ts s fss S
chicken to greet him, and whore tho iucense-
breathing onion would salute his nostrilB. So
homo ho won't, aud hts vito, aftor tho fashion Of
women, asked him why ho was go late, and ho,
aftor the fashion of mou, replied that 1t was
nono OF her business. 80.
They sat down to diunor, and 1lc proceeded to
pass sentence upon leg Of pork, md to divide
up, for instant execution, tho savory sausage.
limo Of public man belongs to the people. and,
therefore, tho Justice, though mentally cursing
tho soul Of the possDu who interrupted him
whilo engaged IN trying such IN important case,
AL
one individual, but a delegation, Thero was
1[r. Woelschnor, his wife and children. md
several Of Lis noighbors with their wives and
children. It at first occurred to tho Justice that
he therefore invited them all to walk in, which
they did, and al aat down in tho dining-room,
where the children cast aifectionato Glances at
tho eatnbles.
tion when MIR. Woolschnor stated in German,
the only lnng,lngo hc or any Of his companions
understood, that lie wantod to SEQ him in regard
to most foul and desperate case Of at
tempted MURDER Thct T. eoneummetod would
Of thor natural guardian aud protector. Thoro-
upon Mrs. ". and her offspring wept copiously
al did the othor womon prcseut whose children,
however, did not weep, but Hlyly abstracted
pieces of sausage.aud bread from tho tab1o, and
gulpol them down hurriedy. The young Kauff-
nlalla noticed this. and set up dolafuf howl,
which was mistakon for aympathy with Mr.,
N0etHol,ners Erlete.
The Justice-Whas did ho attack you with7
hlrs Woolschnor-Wfth meat-axo.
First Witncss--No, 1t was knife. :
Socond Witnoas-You woro not there-it WAS
with u club.
Several Witnessea-uo haa pistol, big pis-
fol.
Three small children with their mouths full
OF hausago-He Lad gun tho other day.
The Justico-E1plain this. Woolschner, WHO
attacked you? How did lio do it.
Mr.. WoolBchncr-It was John Allon. Hemado
threatH ngaluHt Inc.
Airs. Woelschner, embracing tho Justice-He
will ltill my husband ond shall starvo. Save
hid life.
Tho Justice. deeply aEected-Tho law shall
protect him.
During the excitement caused by this thrilling
SCENE tho clidron gradually assailca tho pork,
proving satisfactorily that they had no sympathy
with the views of Moses concerning that article
of food. The young Kauffmans wero PARA
)yzed.
The Justice-Wlat was It, Mr.. Woolschner
Mr.. Woelschner-Ho Threatened to kill INC.
Tic Justice-What did he aay7
Mr., WoelHchner-He talked in English, and I
did not quite understand ll,u1.
Tho W,tnesscs-Ho satd he would kill him.
He uaed awful threats.
The Justce--What woro the words
4fr: Woolschuot-It sounded lllo ell fix
yew."
Tho Witnesaeg-That was it.
ING Ju8ttcG-AnQ was that Rll
Mr: Woelsohnor-AIl9 Ia not TINT enough
five children depending on him ?
Tho Justco-I will dismisa the complaint.
There Ia nothing In it-nothing.
Mr. Woelachner- This, my frieuds, ia the way
in which tho lava protect O Citizen. We will
send communication to tho Stdats Zcstung.
Lot us 20.
At this moment tho Justice noticed his dinner
table, which WAS as bare as II the loousts OF
FefuF1 Tpfu fnHi aud t,a oil
tue children OF tho witncas had contontcl and
greasy facoa. Putting thcao two facts together,
he came to tho conclusion that ho md bis babes
hnd been robbed, TINT petty larcony bud boon
had boon wrougod aa Judge, md na hungry
nun.
Whoroupon Lo informed the ladios md
gentlemen shat ,Grioyous, iniqnity had
wrought IN their nidat, md II tic offender wore
not discovered, rs wna Aohan, he should hold
thon eli, from tho aged grandmother; to the
nursing child, and ahou!d fine them Jointly and
thus take sufficient Of their substance to mako
good his losses. At thiH they. wore greatly
moved, and fell upon their sinful ohildreu, mud
scourgol them; but TINT did not soften tho
heart Of the Justice, who olamored Tor money.
selyos with lagor beforo they called; but they
left raimeut III Pledge costs aud vests, and
garments which shall be nameleBs,- de-
parted shisering, oursing tho timo whom they
cArne to America, and whom children wore born
unto tlom. Az for tho Justice, 1lo has large
assortment OF secondhand mems and boys
clothing, which he will dispose Of on moderate
terms
GRIEF. IN A MILLINERY HOUSE.
Tho millinery trade waa aomewllat startlot
yesterday by report TINT James .. Prescott, o.
tho firm ol uowoa d Prescott, No. 258 Wabasl
ayonue, had ahacondod with considerable money