, 1875-01-02

How the Chicagoans Amused
Themselves esterday.
f'antinutd from tho AeconA pase.>

"OHk1HutH eEVlz luz t7GC8nH pA$3sk
interest Of the wholepaa vino ard liouor mor-
chants. Now this mt1st Eln,,. The CounriI ,nuBt
rahH M an ordinance requiring people Receiving
or to l1avo nothing at vi 10 drink.
Mr. ZentBcllek's statement Of tho case was as-
scnted to with great unanisni1y.
-..... FIR. KEAMPP
fald that twenty-five young tnen generally came
into Lin snOhh every morning II pct ria49 Of
beer before going to work. Ills. mo, ming not
one Of them iad tnrucd ul,, and lie had no doubt
theE were wandering arn1lid tpNn Hayit.K "Cnm-
pllnlnntA OF the ~ nson.' and dlnkug bud sler-
rY. lis heat nent out for t1nao yn,1nr nan.
There ~as el.25 clean gone bHt Ut lna pocket
that nor.Ing alone, to ray nothing of nonn and
night II was tho duty Of tile tatiyes Of
the peoole to atop this oious determination.
Mr. Itrach feared TINT ther ha] little to ox-
pect from tile representatives. Of tho people.
The moment they were elected to the Council
they becufne arlatocsatir. smoked 1i.cent cigars
and aHEociated with street-raIroad conpanips.
He undcrstyod thst tito Alderman frorn the Six
There were crieB uf "Huafns!"
Mr. Jones stated tha. he had made extra prep
arA:lous for
GRAND FREE LrycE
that morning. Soup Of superior richness had
beou preEarcd, and a genial heat lad been i'm
parted to it with red Pepper, That aoup would
warm up man at ths polar regioss. And 80:
no ono had come near ii. A block distant from
hm q" olt fashionable young ladr. Her door
had heon beateEed with calless all :ho morning.
People camc cut Hipn. their mouths, ard went
indifferent by his sisu Of "Fsee Soup, % TO H."
MH. MULLER
believed the w}on New lcur y b,lsrees was got.
ten up by lie rf,o.aHaio liqnor de1,ers to create
all unnat"ra! demand for their goods. Thero
WaH ennn5ll Wuirk. and wine drunk rs il yaa.
lis heart rank in }im When lie aaw Young man
buying battIo Of champagne fur II, when for
the Han1o nunl ho could buy forty muga Of
beer, h2vo much moro sltinEiny for bis money,
got quito 81 tpAy. aud bave no headache tho
next day. The dntv of all iu these lard si,nes
waA to econoulze. aud drink beer, juat rs dealers
in soft coal advised people to quit Using anthfa-
cite.
....- MI. coxRoY
stnteu that atl tho women i'll his nejetiborbood
seemed to be crazy over something they called
being gentecl. In the good old days, wien some
friends called on ono OF his neglbora, Ehe would
throw zhawt over her head. Pick up pitcher,
or maybe Q tin bucket, aud TIN over to !lia placo
and got It filled with beer. Then nlie would 20
home. and tho party voul1 s1s down in tho
kitchen nnd pav sixty Six, drinking tho while OF
the beer. But now. when any one called, Madam
lad to rlg up IN hor polopaise and her false hair,
and send the boy TO the spothccsry's for a bottle
OF Old port. sad TINY Sat down in tue front room,
drank poor etuG ont of lttie wine-glasses, aud
pretended to be ashamed OF handling mug OF
beer, as If it was not Eontoel. lie would iike
to know what tho world Was coming to, ANYWAY.
HI. kLlSUS,
the Communist, WHO las lately given up cutlery
and takon 10 Baloon-keepirg, then made few
earueat TcmArlH iu support Of the nov move
mcnt aud in deuunciation Of tho Arlstocrnts, who
Wero not only tratnplng the uorkngmxn under
foot aud living of the produce Of his labor. but
which ho drank. and to nago iuBidiouA war
against It. There lnsoltnt attempts must be
met, and these arlstocrats must be taught that
tbs day Of retrihution and the proletarias Ind
come.
Mr. Muench moved that Committee on Reso-
lutions be appointed. The motion Tag agreed
to, and Measrs. A1ueuch. Zon1schck. aud Kapp
wcro selected. After al absonce Of half an
hour. they returned with tho following, which
we're unanimously adopted:
tso!eFa, That VT organize ourselves into tho Anti.
Ntw-Ycars Receiving Association, for tho rurpore Of
1non conhril tue abolition Of te present untuat and
discriminating system Of serving sptritnous uquora
only to ylsttors on Eau Years Day.
Ltto!rsd, That thanks Ire due 10 the Nonxn's
Temperance Association for their recent appeal, aud
that We gladly accept them au1ar!es fkr their
efforts to prevent ladies' from giving liquor to thels
frsus ia concerned, fully agreeing with them that
that practice "a at ali times 10 Ike discouraged.
H'so!ved, IhHt Any member q 3hta Aeaociation who
Is found guilty Of receiving shall bo expelled.
MR. EALTEHnAcn
said that the movement WIS proper and neces-
sbry one, bnt to carry it through unaided MRS q
difficult matter. THEY needed allies. Whore
Wers th6y 70 look for thems Ila believed 1t
would be wiHe to mako common cause with tho
downtown resi- taurant poopto, who wero serious
II injured by the competition Of tho women who
ran church aud' charity dinners and lunches.
The 1n1nia Of the women for interfering with
men. mud cripping thsaa in their business must
como to N end.
On motion, MessrB. Ksltenbach and Marx were
r appointed a committee to wait on the prominent
rcFtautateurs, consult with them in reference
to tho masso1s mentioned above, and report ut q