, 1875-01-24

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! DOT hapbened would never be elegded again,
THE crTY.HAlL,
| Tho Committee on Wharves and Publ
Grounds will meet at o'clock Monday atternoo
in the CITY Clerks Office.
Comptroller Hayes was so far recovered frou
his recent illness as to bs able to attend to hi
Official duties for few hours yesterday after
noon. sppt- Rehm is still confined to lis lons
The Committee on Streets and Alleys for TIL
! NORTH Dvlslon met yesterday afternoon, aud do
csdsd TO report in favor Of opening Churcl
street from 8igel street to tho State Bank Add
ton.
City employees who had bnt little work on laui
yesterday left their Offices to vote carly ans
often. and to manipulate the polls for Barney G
Cauldeld. newly }y-elected Congressman hati
more friends than eneusies.
Police Justice Doyden yesterday preferred
charges against Ssrst O'Connor for being in.
strumensaI in causing tho dismissal OF John
dx1Titv and four gamblers from his Court ou
the 24th os December. O'Connos maintains thu,
be first had Doyden'a consent.
| Tho Board Of Police yesterday continued IL.
case Of Ohcer Z,ahmann. of the Cottage Grove
| Avenue Station The Board haya \: last struck
tho nghs waV to cleanae a Station which, with
| one exception, has been the worst managed ip
the city Sergt- Barrett is showing thai be has
at least Soma authority as Sergean: Of Police
The Committee On Streets and Allows for tho
South Division mot yesterday afternoon in the
Council Chamber. to consider ordinances reIa.iye
to the opening OF Fontaiue street, Wabash
avaa1e and Thirty seventh street. 1 iarg.
nf nj nj
present to press their desires on the COMMITTEES.
The meeting Taa especially Interesting to the
audience on Account OF peraohal quarrel be-
tween two OF the gentlemen present. The Com
n,ittee wero obliged to tako au tho matters under
edvissmeut.
What appears to be an ingenious Hcheno to
taxa advantage OF tho poor care which the city
takas Of ita propnrty has recently boen ex.
posed BY AID. Stout and Mahr, OF tha Sixteenth
Ward opposito Lincoln Park, or Clark street,
and attending north from Nenoninee street,
kea STRIP At gxeund which, in connection
fof .as s ,s s us psope5sy =. 7ss ,a'Fsss 5
put IN ter this tract. and that was
50 low that even the Co1ouittee that
reported in favor Of the Union Park addi-
t.on voso twico obliged to throw it overheard as
being nonssneically low. Last week the Preai-
dent Of the Good Samaritan Society called On
A1d. Schafner to solicit Hia assistance in OBJECT
ing change OF that piece OF property for tho
tEaes which tho Home now stands upon, and
"htoa u atnoss Salaei:ss N comparison With the
city tract AID. Stout and Maher felt their rights
had bsen invaded aud accordingly they hsve put
.s tass 1eet GOWN WITH Stamp and nave agreed to
klh les schaue. -
THE FU1LEnroN AVENUE BORE
An important meeting OF tho Judiciary Com
nietes OF the oouRcll was held Yesterday morn-
rae IN tho CITY oletks Office. There was full
attendance OF tbs members, and Mayor Colvin,
Gomptroiler Hayes aud the contractors Of the
Enherson avenue conduit we're also present
3nsy placed on TIE the reference providing for
deao-be2ta taxing standing ride on horse-cars
ana omnln9sea' snd an lald oyer an ordinance
amending Chap. ~, With reference to requiring
= license TO be taken out BY commissionairea.
They laid Their Judicial heada together to con-
esder REQUEST Tor settlement With The Fullerton
avenue contractors. The contEacto.n, Messrs
George r. Motifs d Co., claim that they are en-
at1ad TO oetter eerms than tho1r bids allow them,
On the eroooas mat tue eartn Old not work ont |
4s was iaa.oaseo N the pfon,s prepared ny CtJ
Engineef C4eaorough: Mr. u. T. Campbell, o1 tha