, 1875-05-05
The Case Comes Up for Argu-
mont Before Judge
Williams.
rillpg q Supplemental Eili 10 Cover
tbo ACtlOn Of the Council.
Tho Judge Declines to Hear from
Lawyers Who Advised
Disobelienoe.
Further Aifidavlts Of Fraud--.Mr
Pence's Argument.
The Supplemental Iss1l to Be DIS
cusscd This Morning.
what Judge Williams Thinks Of thu
Contempt--.Affairs at tic
Clty.Hall.
Z THE PRELIMfNARtES.

Ii accordance with the notice gvcn, tho conn-
rel for tho Citizcns' Association appeared bofoss
Judge Williams yesterday morning to aux for hn
a1tepsion Of tile injunction restraining tho 0oM-
uou Council from counting tho vote caBt at thn
rccont ooetton. Tho court-roon waa crowded,
among those preHont bo!ng II. r. Dorickson, l..
B. Doon1oi, tho Hon. Thomas Iioyne, tho Hon.
T. q. Ca,tiold, Con. stiles, Aid Woolman and
Bclafrnor; aud Corporation- Counsel Diolsoy.
Cty-Attn1noy Jameson, Emory Btorrs. II. =.
Iuoy, aud ". G. Cloudy, Of counsol for tho city.
md Judgu Lawronce and Mr.. Pence, reproBent-
INK tho Association.
After eovorsl motions In eaaos rouding had
bcon d,hpoacd Of,
Tie Court said "Gcntcmon, do Sou dcaIrs
To tako any action on either sillo, this morning.
In tho city cnse?"
Judge I.nwrcnce-Yes sir We desire to
sunM1r MOTION, -
II, by tho city case, yonr Honor rofcra TO tho
case in which IN injunction Was Crauted week
ago yesterday.
Judge Lnwronoc-We gave notice day or
two ago TO tho gantlamon whom wo understood
to represent tho city as counsel that ne should
to-day nloyo for MI extona[oh df tbs Injunction
fou. members Ut tho Common Council TINT wo
SHOULD mako That motion to.day. We therefore
sppear aud mako that motion; aud wo Also
move for learo 10 amond tho bill, and TO mako
now parties, That motion would bo motion
Of course. inaamurh. us no ansvcr has been
flied. Wo do not aeairo to take my further ac-
ton III tho courts this morning. W0 will prosont
onr amendments this afternoon. mud. d.then ask
for continuance Of tl.1 injunction.
Tho Court-you daHlrs SIMPLY Low to amoud
your bill
Judge Lawrcncc-Wo desiro simply NOW 10
en.er motion for loaye to amend tic bill-to
mako new parties, nnd to continue tho tujunc-
tiou, and we will DO prepared to prosont our
ancndod bill at the oponluR OF tho Court thia
afternoon ssld then wo will a1k your Honor 10
pass upon tho othnr motion for continuance OF
The injunction. It may mol bo improper to gaY
that wu Ar0 informed tint tho Injunction ordered
by your Honor has b"eu
DIaAEoA1lpEI, AND pIsonEYED.
We SHALL Of COURSE, in tho performance OF our
duty. bring that question bofro your LIQUOR at
At early day, IT. on inquiry. no find tho tnjupc-
Tho Court~-Uocs Tho city desire to b. hoard
uppn THIS n!atter2
Judge Dicksy-No, sir; 1t ia ex partc.
Tie Eourt-Yosy well, then. Ieayo will he
such further course rs you may doom advisable.
Alr. Ponca-Wu would like to hare tho motion
continued Of record uutil o'ctpck, 90 that We
will not lIayo to Borve notices on tho 1uCnbori
OF the Couaeil agafn.
The Court--I iin1dly SEQ Row 1t becomes in,
portant to arguo THIS question now. The iujunc'
tiou l,aH boon violated by tho Common Council
as aeo by tho reports lii tho city papers thif
1aotnng and do mot aco Why a motion khoutt
bn made to continue al injunction Which Inns
ALMEAuY CHASED TO HAVE ANY EFFECT.
Judge Lnwreuce-Yunr Honor will Aas On nha
bhsis tlut motion wilt bs made whcu our nmond
n,ents como in; wo propose to mike now parties
Tic Coutt-TerY we'll, air, You can tako leave
10 amonl. and will continue tho motiun until :
o'clock. tallst sny, however, goltlomen. thu
those delays may 10 plcjuacial to tho one sid