, 1874-04-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ou1oAoo, AFflI W 1874.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE UNLICENSED wAnEHousBMEN.
Tho warchoHaemon who fatlod to tako out
licenses, aud against whom informationa Ind
boen filed by Statos-Attornoy Hood, wero boforo
tho Criminal Court yesterday morning, Writ
Doxtor appearing for thd Mesars. Buckingham.
antl alossra. Cloudy md Jewott for the other
defendants.
Tho cascs being called, tho buckingham case
was frat tafton up.
Mr. Reed-hlay 1t please the Court, some Of
the parties In these cases arc III court md desire
to give hail. Counsol for dofenlantg informed
nc Inst wools TINT 1t would be impossible to try
tho cnRos thla torn. Ap for mo. am willing to
go On with the cnseB this term, and would bo
prepared to try them next week.
Mr. Doxtor-The partioa nre rcady to give
bail.
Mr.. Rocd-Thoy are all charged with tho samo
Judge Gary-If you llnve no objection to
their giving bail I hive mono.
Dir: Rood-They. arc charged with not taking
formed by 11r. Cloudy, ono Of tho counsel for tho
defendants, tlat lo lad applied to Judge Craig
Court.
hlr. GoH0y--NDS only ulu lib Honor Jnatfc0
Craig grant n rohoaring, bs1t also ordered Htay
OF proceedings until tho rohoaring is had.
Judge dary-How many Judges wore for tho
decision
Mr.. Jcwe.t- to throo-acA Alliater, Walker,
and Scott dissenting.
blr. Reod-I do nSot object to tho application
for bail, but do not propose to wait for the ro-
hearing boforo tho Supromo Court.
Mr. aoudy-Tho stay Of proceedings WAS Or
d.,s doroa y fudge Craig. WHO Waa probably as
Judge Gary-I understand you only ask bull
for ono torn, not two terms.
Mr.. Goudy-Tho caBes ought not to be tried
until the msttcr is finally determined by tho Sit
promo Court. Wo arc aatiafiol to ontcr into ro-
cognizancos for this term.
Mr. nccd-1 could try thcm next week. How
much bail, Your Honor. Tho pena1ty is from
Judge aaryNIot tho bail DO $1,000 in each
case. It's only formal, anyway.
Mr.. Roed-Wo will try tho casos next torn.
Judge Gary-1t seems to bo q question whether
tho Supreme Court will affirm tho former oonyio-
ton.
Mr.. Jowett--1t's very serious question as to
will affirm.
lsecognizancos wero then entered Into by
Henry Nheelor In four cases, by Horny g. Mutt
n one caao, D. =. Murphy in ono case. Ja1noa
caees. Abort A. Munger in ono caao Jamos L.
Mckay iu two cases, William Diclzonson i'll ono
case. It was stated TINT tho other gcntlcmen
woulfl appear and giyo bail, which 8atiufod tho
Court and tho statc's Attorney aud tile elevator
mon md their counsel left court.
THE WASHINGTONIANE HOME.
The regular auartorly meeting Of tho Noard Of
Directors Of tho Wasl1ingtonian Homo WIS held
at tho Homo last oyening.
There wero present ]. L. Drake, Vico-Prohi-
dent, in tho chair, and tho following members: +:
II. q. Culver, Z. Il. Bowen, DR.. s. A. AlcWill-
iams, DR.. D. 4. Cotton, A. G. Hnymau, W. War
rou, ". II. Wellu, Julgo s. B. uookins, DR.. r.
D. Fitch, Philip Myers, Mrs. ". Warren, Mrs.
DR.. Cotton.
Tho Committee. consisting of Fl. g. nrorey nntl
W. hlcFarland. appointed to compile co1npre-
lonsiyo history Of those who have been inmates
Of the Honlo lnalo partnl report, stating TINT
thoro had boen 1900 admissions to The lBt OF
April, 1874, and TINT thoy had traced out $50
caBos. Tho duty, on motion, wns recommittcd
to tllo samo Committee, with instructions to con-
tinue tho work, and report at the next eomt-
Tie Secretary reported tho following receipts
and Disbursements:
Receipts from honrderg, etc.....,........$ 930.8l
provisions ropars, etc, 2oo2os
Amount charged for hoard Inst quarter . 81. g
Amount collected for board last quarer..... 1,lG427
81 ,o7aos
This is equivalent to fourteen froe inmates
for the quarter.
Tho Superintendent presented his quarterly
report, ahowing, TINT forty-six had been ad~
known to drink since admission. -Four Of tho
nineteen who had dranl wero considered hope
full ca6oa. The number Of patients III tho Homo
is thirty-ivo. The temperance organization is
attracting great attention, and tho experience
meetings arc Of unuBua1 interest.
Mr. II. @. Moroy said TINT n n,lmbor had ia
quircd Of him whether the property OIL wlicl,
the building stood WIS for sale. Tho subject
was al old ono. but lo desired to bring It up 80
tlat tho viows Of tho Board might DO learned.
Members Of the Third Presbyterian Church had
asked him if tho property could bo bought.
A1r. Myers wishou to know how tho matter
stood with the Soldier9' Homo. MIR, Hlorey 6nid
they wore waiting OIL the Legislature which Ind
been asked to enlarge their poworB.
Judge Goolsins made the following motion:
Kesoecd, That tho conmitteo 10 iuatruoted to oor
Ills property for Baio
Il long discussion followed. going over tho
ground as to tho liabi'ity to temptation in tho
city, an compared with the suburban towns, tho
adyisabilty Of buying cheaper property, orc.
=, blr. E. @. Moroy was, on motion, added to the
Committee.
Tho motion to offer tho property for salo pro-
vailed, This. It WIS understood, was to put tho
made by Mr.. Warron that tho price ut which
M offor would 10 taken into consideration bY
tho Board DO SGT ut $:lU, 600.
This WAS unanimously carried, aud the Board
thou adjourned.
SPORTING GOSSIP.
FIRST TRIP OF THE cIlcA0os.
Eleven players Of tho Chicago niue loft tl,o
city yestorday morning for st. Louis, undor the
management OF 1tr. Nicholas e. Young. During
their stay in that city, which will probably bs
about two weeks, they will mako tho st. Nicholas
Hotel their headquarters. This afternoon they
will meet tho Empire Club, which is said
to DO tho beat organization in Missouri.
Thursday afternoon they will try conclusions
with the lied Stockings, and Saturday afternoon
ti,o Etoa will ha,,a all0tlar fIt at tlao,,,