, 1875-01-24

Brandrom, Tyler.
Sheriff Agnew has removed Bailif Henry o
termann aud appointed in his stead the i1repre
sible Capt. Connett. Osternann has for tt
: room, but during the last two months was tran
farrod to that of Judge Rogers. Capt. Come
will assumo the duties OF the position to-motro
in Judge Rogers room.
Tie SECOND lecture Of the Dime Lecture Cours
Of the Y II. c. L., last Tuesday evening, in Fa,
well Hnll, by Prof. Colbert, yas well Intended
over 1000 being in attendance. The lecture wa
deeply interesting and instructive and Ye1
profitable evening vas spent Tuesday oyenin
they offer another good facture on t'aeat,r b
Prof. De Lafonta1ne, which also promises to
instructive, as he will illustrate it by twenty dill
fereut experiments. Tho price being only on
dime, their efforts to provide good but cheap or
tertainments should be seconded.
The regular meeting Of the Philosophical So
cietY was held last evening at the Hale building
| corner OF Washington aud State streets. the Rev
| Dr. H. ~. Thomas in the chair. After readin,
| the minutes OF the laat meeting, resolution
Was passed that the fees for membership ahal
| hereafter DO but 81. It Was announced that th
] next lecture would be delivered by Col. J.. 8
| Lockwood, on 1.-The Limits of Lcgislation.'
| Dr. Thomas then introduced the lecturer OF tht
evening Mr. Mills, OF Syracuse, who delivered
most eloquent aud able discourse on ths "Signl
| Of The Tin,oB."
Tho fourth Of tho series OF free musical ant
literary entertainments under the auspices of the
Chicago Caledonian Club Was held ut their hslt
167 Washington street. Tuesday evening. Rob
| ert Eervoy, ESQ.,, Chief Ut the Club, delivered
! in very effective manner, his lecture on "Roh-
ctt Bnrns, walch was exceedingly we'll fllustrnt
| cd by the singing Of number Of tie poet'a most
| entertainment uas nader the directorabip
Of Prof. Gustavus Geaxy, which &C
counts for the great SUCCESS which attended
It. Mrs. Drew, b1rs. Bunker, Mx. Drew, and Mr.
Appa1in showed'tha they had 3 very clear ap-
Judging from the nanner IN which they rem
dercd some OF ''the auld Scotch saDgs." The
CaIidon,an Club is very much Indebted to Mrs.
Fred Williams, Of the Academy Of Music Tor
kindly consenting to sing, BY permission Of c.
r. Gardiner. Il is not too much to say that
she sang Scotch song "a it has neyer yet
been sung before an audience in thla city.
Tho next lecture OF the COURSE will be deliver
cd Oh tue third Tuesday Of February On tho
Lite and Writings Of Thomas Hood BY e1-
Chief D. J. Maekellar.
Tedious az The sessions Of the court IN which
testimony 10 the Lea1oyns-ParweA election case
is beng taken. occasionally glea1n Of interest
ill,,minas tho gloomy mono!oay. One Of these
little incidents occurred yesterday. Two of the
gentlemen who are helping to steer tho case to
an issue, began in an idle moment, caused by tho
non-arriyM of q Witness, to boast OF their rnpid
write fifty words q miauta, and keep it up all
day, while the other Was ready to bet his silver
stop-watch that ho could beat that
speed al holIov. 4 match III. de-
cided upon, aud it ras settled thas
the one who wrote the Lord's Prayer quickest
should be declared winner. whila the losu
should be mu1cted 10 lunch for tue court fair
start Was had, aud shout half minutes scrawl-
ing had elapsed when the man with the stop
watch cried out What the - comes after IS
~
for the other man thon, who was scratching
ahead gallantly. but ho pulled mp just u be eoT
down The woaas ''againss ua, and" when be
found he could so no further. Ths decision OF
the affair was left to con&estees notary, WHO
decided thdt the lunch he'd to bo rsid By beth at
the man With the stop~wa.ch to begin, n hia
aaernory had first gone back on him. The namea
families, suppressed.
MISS 1HK INDICATED.
sotne days ago these columns contained An &C.
count Of the n1isfortunes and relations OF one
Conrad Grady, Mrs. Grady, and Hiss Lizyio Ink,
a. Developed in q hearing before Justice Boydan.
Ar. Grady and Miss Ink. it will bs remembered,
ware, put under bail to answer in hixher
sinos then Grady has bsen 1aboring
not only to appease his wife, but to eomprcmi.s
With Miss Ink. Il appears that in lis iabo.s to
he blaekod Miss Ihk'E orc, xad 9TH
sr~ise haFshly dea1s with her. Yesterday ha
pleaded gnuty, paid his 6ne, and vent On bis |
way rejoicing. But he is not yet 1t tho end Of !
us his troubles. Tomorrow Hiss Ink !
~ll appear before the Grands jury and seek |
20 have him indicted for IN attempt to commit |
rape 1t appears that IN the early part OF the
'roubles o. the pair great deal Of wild swear
ag Was done BY both OF the parties to tho affair. |
lrady swore that Mina Ink WAS nnchcste il her
aabits; while ahe sought By counter-swearine to
,rove her good character. Not satisfied how I
:yez, With her own evidence. Thursday
'hysiclans, Drs- Y. @. Lyman. Ben G. MiIler.
md w. G. Hunt. Sho las procured from those |
,cntlcmen ahdavits sustaining her chastity, |
which 2ho will present to the Grand Jury to-
morrow. On the whole, tho outlook tsr Wr.
irady is not the brightest.
DR. DAVIS ON MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
Dr.. N. $. Davis, in the oourse Of his very IN |
trucs1ye and eloquent lecture OF the conrse On
medical Jurisprudence yesterday, announced that
u the present course lie shoHld treat almost
u nhrely tho sub jects not covered By tbs course
t last year. Having then disensse1 sach
arss OF medical science aa boar On the detection
nd punishment OF ctinaa, VIZ: Insanity, |
'ountts. and poisona, and mental incompetency
4 affecting wills, contracts, and transfers Of
roperty. hs would discuss the no less impoF-
nut and practical medical facts boarins on tIials
OF fGticade or abortion, infanticiae, xope, and
ubllc and private nuisauces to health and
,orals. He would consider especially the med
A facts concerning abattoirs, stock-yards,
,udering establishments, and osher occupations,
1e right to maintain which in the midst Of dense
opuladons uaa now frequently Gtigated in tas
,urts.
Tho Doctor cited instances Of tho incapaaity |
lawyers 70 examine physicians intel1igcnty
J experts on medical questions, for want OF .
II knowledge by the lawyer himash Of ths
1nnples OF anatomy, physiology. chemistry,
I'd pathology, involved in the subject upon | !
hlcl ne was e1amlnng. Ha announced that 1
, would meet the classes promptly 1t o'clock {
'ery Wednesday for twelve weeks. Those leo {
res, Rs we'll as tho Saturday afternoon conrsa
: lawyers are open to attorneys md stnden1s
Law geno1aIlr.
JUDGE s1nIKT AND TIKI cAE-can.
It appears that Mr.. 4. s. Trude did not 1n7ite c
ldge aibiey, Of Quincy, to go to the Can-Can /
q other evening, but that ". ". O'Brie1 waa
. guido OF tho party, which con-
sted of the Judge, Mr. Trude, Janice
eoary. aad himself. They started from L
cGarrys saloon and net from the Palmer 7
ouae. md went in q sxoo.-csr and not
hack. So far from being disgrsred With
. performance, Judge Sibley 1as innensely n
eased, and olappod his hands and stamped bis
ct when an unusually high kick was made by q
Q female daacef8. He did NOT leave tbs theatre =
'gustcd, nor reouka Mr. rrude for taking him .