, 1874-08-09


party should be snpplled with henchmau
, The same nationality a. himself. Thls boweve
IVES found to be i'm practicable, and the Allie
men, though not without much Rrunbling, al
declaring that such a thing was never heard
in the Council proceedings before, we're obllst
to consent to the original appointments made
the managers OF the p,caic. While the meetir
Was in session, President Scharner took occaslo
| to administer
scA7H1sa REsUKE
| to the Aldermen Of the Sixteenth Ward wh
looked very unhappy, and submitted to til
punishment awarded, which was that neither {
them should be allowed to 20 fishing until th
dav following He also requested the party t
adhere in their fishing to the strictest parlia
mentary rules, and try and make up py good COG
duct for the noise Of the night before.
to the west end of tho like was very pleasant in
deed, tue breeze and light semi-trauspareu
| clouds telnper1ng the rays Of the suu. The dee
she skiffs were entered, aud AID. ScaaH.r calet
| the party together IN SOLEMN conctave tht
/ eleven skiffs forming circle round the station
| arv steamboat. from the hurricane deck Of wh,ct
| the President addressed his fcllow-picnickers
| lie announced to them that they were about tt
| enjoy the finest fishing in the world. He urged
| an utter oblivion of architects, Court-House
plans and contracts, fire-oIdinances. etc, nnG
hoped all would be 5000 absorbed IN the pursuit.
of the gentle nrt.
'olce i4ola one u tno ooatmen- oag
Ulster. II yer oont soon ess Ter %ork hslnn
The President f1o~Eed down bis interrupter
aud proceeded. He wanted to SEQ til. fishing
conducted in proper and Incoming manner.
fAh11AakHTARx RULES
e,ou4u 70 ouo.Aiuou ~ P'eAeo Ha "eA as IL Tug
Council Chamber, and. inaHmuch Al tuere wAs
mortality amongst the minnows, he would te
Glaa 70 put a resolution which would enable
tncsa ~. ~ 5;".f3 nsftn r nsu!us' l..
Gac,6letA Eosieet '4en moved, seeonoea %
~. ISL; ILL., .nat . sao a uso W sc4uessee Lo
a..u aaau ~ 'ao asde4 a tne sA1'oue usl-
'"R IlIss lucy aao ofouens WIN tne'n' osFI.ea' 1
eSa m1seu' I've ~ n' o,len, itas @ .he
unue!o oS 70. u1''oo " s~@s 1ne>44 44aee ''o sne
aft.r iaa'e a.. ,,;n,,+,. =, .,,.. nuou
:a1. 'g's u'o a1 ..u".1e -. " euopcueo, iies,
1870 - l0tp.'eu .,''t 10 nsu elceeeuvu
~ noosau 49,. nsn, sua "ou.u w S!au ~ hlo] lno
Ilon9ute " tao nieetS as " "uat nuaa alsposl-
~. ~ suoua u ~ laa W" n't !Ihe 70 nuI'y
s,;st,t ~ X o"s .; 10 a ioa
IIi ~ una d tie - Isu hna e'ueny very ntout ne
,n, %Ualu ~, ~ 49, at tro r. "a'noit@'n6
fa.u "oa.u opp'sG eucn uaos:oa
eh,,t Su;1., ,,,at | t"h - A" gt'lins
'.1, - .'ad ~ .s.' 4'al " ~. el1o
:. ea,,1 ,a - 49,, - ~ ,
ttat 80 ~ p.u n.oa'ea. - 40 "ou.a
s sh for ten Minutes aud @ that % then the h % meet.
HaosS sSa lint Fr,-h II L.
afa u'eis m t,a u1 rro,tar "na' n t suoua oe
n'na,. InHeu - 't1s w.. in1'o s;olA ro1lsst AZ
syan,.e oa.A n'p. So.un'1sso!et " tu2ao
tooa ansobo t1 sasn ~ otlea ~ .lea'uess
tho aet;on Of Ibe Connect IN eha .' ,n,ttar n"
tnT 49, t'e' ~" ~. - Ioo Cou.,i ~ tue A"'eel'
AAo Aoo1uen1 4u.co .nol n7o
,,,., a., .;,;>,, ~ ~ " ~ ohp1n h ,,,
~ us'A ene otie1na1 ono nao oeea sa1e'J olsposea
vi s.p.o ao,... z A.,
n0tee oooate ensoeu uIon tue manner ~
e.
a. a. ,as1 nns uecauea tanI ne snouo d onee ]orR
~ ~ 49, - - ,s: ssoeus ~ .ua aoteo;
.uo tIo4oeus p4oeeeoeu W ~ LUZ. ous u'e-
g. 1nas; ~ .nv & tuG1ne. 41 MS oSn haa oe
,.aaa9 sy1o Is aossu WI 1ne .1susnses " e"uucl
il;l't 10 v1 .;4, ~ I1 @ Nv" tepo-
:. ~, s@it '.no tue ulliluo" VIZ n'sa.
~ ~ 'nen , became appareos tna' Parliamentary
u''' ua.ui, anpneu ,I1, "
:. nt1.-1-fi ishtHo - fE"AuA5E AhE,
Inu ~ "ns unanimously oecloeo 70 oisfeesrn
nT1.' Tha ~ 10 ~, ,usme ~ |
o-,,e - ~ s II - hI1 10 ov'o .o.s suo 1enuel.
= ~ ~ sa, - -. oA o1ea ~ohs .oeA5 suole
~. - -;ta 80 .tae sat ~ ~ te - o14nIon
" a ano ~ ~ pIsae.oa a1ao',k 'ne ~eeoS anu 10
n,a ~, + ,aia; ,onsd ~ 70 seoo o. NJ Inany
o.n W ~ 1aho p1a1tu e4.iaeo: 1uus p4eas-
nd wien the i1,ja .to,n.p ,n ,nts aS1Su ISa a"a,
"' "s1o.; s.;+h 10 from to
" auAoo tL WIZ ~ e'.han, iuucu' WINCH "as served
tue oPsI ~ ou tue haoie Ill 1ne VICINITY OF tue
,aa'on 80 op1tne, taefo Was EOS nshefmsn
~ ~ ~ sf....asx, ~fftt ".su
W. IL @ne a4te1noon nen'He WAS
~ ~ esau.uly' alu y, tu9 tetu1u noHo IL
19euu .nds .ae isTAea VI .ae 'aooFs
a,,. rs - - Iau ~ 'at!Jus h!pos among
~ e1u ue4ns pins, p!chose'. o'acA auo rocx oass,
-t4Sn' pe,ea, a a1o uog sa1s.. 1,sn, x
=, - a. ~, Anos.Su ~, !sStohS ~
ceu,a sa IL. s1e ~ es0'a mnIen sno Sea ine pe:u
~ ee- = e-.'oA "1oas - s4.o oo''u1 |
e. rt. Tio~,. E..s.at 80 - 49, tr11"e
NV - ,oo% 1no 1Eo 1.ltiAcau
'u5ut Iuo !AIeost nau' on tue nist cay, out tho
'4uol to the story did not leak out until the
e1t day. During the evening the judge aud
ttr- Clerk we're recountino to an aeIn1irinn and
thar anviora apd,anca tho ,nr;dar+u co,rocta5 |
~ 49, .s,t,a ~ a.s, - 49,; 1.4 . IsSA H1
w. wv eAt'1t W t"-n " tn.44 4@t 6IS* 1'eu'
ne4 bfuald ooT ente1eo VINO wanted 20 see
r. FOrTcst
"What is it. my child ?" said the City-C1erk, |
Itting the buy on the head in an atfectionate
amer.
81 Well" said the boy, ri you're Mr. Forrest.
IRE the man as bought those ten picke1e1 from |
? father. M ne says he don't like the looks OF
IL here bill, an wants another one." Il
The murder WAS out, and. though the City
ERIK and Judge tried to keep the story from
ming currency, it WAS too coed TO remain hid |
der bushel. It is needless to add that these |
2 ntIemen ola no more nsnln6 IN fe"aukee LaSe.
t , TOOK 90 buggy early the next M morning and