, 1874-04-07
Doari thus practically deciding to tako no fur
thor action In tho promises.

noarti thus practically. deciding to tako no fur
thor action In tho promlsos, i
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Tho Committee OH Judiciary. to whom WAS ro-
sation for tinle lost while detained 10 . witnoss,
reported as follows: - :,' - ;
The1e ]. Inv T. .a.neriza m zig county te a,ats
as as a ls ehs of e p.
p %afosy eh ss tho
sasse y g. ssss ns ps2,oas
compensated for " the conviction Il ho guilty. Il
they be not Of nterlina eharacter no pace IL con-
s''t - erns and y srosihins ihste a. 81
mosPlloren - o. crime witnsss u tempted by bfibo
oon bd o we bo nesnito
3a Our Criminal Court Is ncarly all tho limo In
s,on; Tho presiding Judges would ovinrc as commend.
Innocent wftncHscs by dcscantng upon tho atInos.
rhefio 1cfornal1tes Of court-rooms-
INSURANCE. .
Tho Committee OIL Education rpported that
insurance amounting to ae4, 300, Oh tho building
and furniture Of tho Normal School, had boof!
placed at por cont, Rnu. recommending an
annual appropriation Of $500 for,the expenses Of
ta The County Superintendent IN whiting schoola.
Communications wero, rocoived from =. T.
Qoble, offering to pave tho court and arens Of
The now Jail and Criminal Court building for
l. stephonson, to do tho work, for A5, ,449B0
mud $1,000; from III. B. Bailey, for 9G,200 md
81 900; from Jenkins l. Bolby. e6, 6,87a.50, in
isndng i,,agI sho ., allsy, from John MoHugh esslo.
prepare the ground for tho asphalt pavement for
$2.s7'pe cubic yard, and to lay tie pavement
Tor S2'26 por square yard. =,
Committee, with instructions to consider tho
propositions for grading and paving separately
from tho rest Of tho work.
a., LEAKING ALREADY.
taot that be roof of tho now Criminal Court and.
jail Building was leaking badly already. ::
Mr.. Egan, the architect, explained that tho
leakage Was cnusod BY tho giving way Of a Boam
Of eoldor during the storm OF Sunday morning.
Tho Board adjourned until Monday next, at 2
p. m. st ,...
ONE MOMENT BRIGHT, THEN GONE
\ FOREVER.
Bon ton restaurants hayo not boen SUCCESS In
Chicago. Delmonico himself would provo
bankrupt hero. Big fooding places conducted on
expensive principles aro not indigenous to North
western soil. Nearly all our people hero except
tho gamblers politicians, md professional Office
holders work for living. Tho gamblers, it is
true are far from being idlo and tho politicians
arc aleopless In their line, but neither fraternity
can be placed among the producing classes, but,
rather belong to tho destructive order Of society,"
Neither our gamblers nor our politicians, numer-
Gus as they are, feel quito strong enough to
support an immense eating-house. Lato hours
anl abundance Of alcohol destroy their
appetite, and in tho gorElng line thoY are not
up to profitable standard rs customers. On
the other hand, our young men who work for d
Balary do not feel like o1ponding thoir money
on fancy ediblos, oven when thoy move In the
train Of Venus and Hobe. Thoy generally take
their goddeBses to come plnco whore oysters arc
not superlatiyaly dear, and vhero othor delica-
age Chicago girl would regard 3 lover who bnbit-
ual1y patronized Delmonico aa IN idiot aud q
prospective beggar. 1t Bhe has no conscience,
sho may, perhaps, permit him to run to the ond
has oharitablo dlsposition, she viii refuse to
enconrgo the youth luis headlong extrnvagance.
ard may. possibly, drop him gently from her roll
Tho young businessman Of Our city does not
feel called upon to patronize mammoth food
factory Whenever LIS inward parts declare, with
out possible denial that nature abhors vacuum.
Ho, too. favors tho 15-cant lunoh-one-horBe
coffee, iadigestiblo French ro!" greasy spad.:
happiness by ,propagating dyspepsia. As Tor
our victorian citizona, they never think Of setting
bad example by going outside the pale OF
Thus, wli1e wo have a multitude of small cof.
fee-houses aud secona-claes restaurants, We are, are
just now, without thing in the champion stylo
OF this limo Of business, True, We hayo hotel
palaces and billiard halls tint cannot be outdono
churches that proclaim our tendency toward
godlinesB, business housea that can only find q
parallel IN - beautiful Venice, city of song,"+-
eli those Indicate that Chicago is metropolitan in
her idens but tho absence OF opicuresn cbtab-
lishmenta Of tho Delmonoo order goesto prove,
beyond chance Of contradiction, that tho people
OF Chicago arc too ooommon-aenHe-too much oc-
oupied with tho roal work Of lifo--to make msati-
catory exercises the chief end and aim Of their
than pleasure-moro work than play. =
1n such places as New York, where thore aro
fashionably, and devise means for spending
their super1uous cash, gigantic restaurants arc,
generally speaking, well patronized. Delmoni-
co has aohioved d Worldwide reputation, al q
fashionable sa caterer. -
creature comforts .undsr tho Crosby Opera !
House, but, despite every effort on his part to
please the public, his establishment would not
pay; and gradually declined. It nucoumbod to
fate even before the great condagration came to