, 1875-07-23

JhGl{ ~ Epfu !HHAAtttlGVt, III HU1blNCn 1ChStt
for the tendency on tho part Of 'nn,t Of tho ntno
felecscd nppenrs to 10 to lot u,oBt anybody take
their positions.
A pair Of well-ttreesed ladicA knoclsod nt tho
dsnnd Jury room door yesterday for nlmInsion
to lolge complaint against notctt confidence
On them to the amount Of e1,45o. They did not
gain admiration, Int In thcir efforts weto out
spoken 10 their opinions ot those In authority.
ONO OF tho twhtn, It alpohrs, hah beeu pntticn-
larly Unfortunate In her dealings with tho
one Ut the many swfud.ng otpesEationa to
ttnlo rho fell into tho clntchoA n the notorious
Bill Wra1. WHO relieved her oi:her pockot-book,
containing nnalt amount ot lionoy and valua-
bio papers. III spoaktng Of ttia cnso, Htp WAS led
TO give hor opinion Of detectives and policemen
Sic said that Wray was arrested, and so wnn
askcsi to como fornartt and identity him aud her
property. Going to headquarters tho i!rss por-
aon sho mot WAS Wray. dressed In polica uni
form. Ssio recognized him ut once, wien lie
beat liasty retreat, retf1rs,nE a few momopta
later In a far different dresR. Although ticnt-
fyinK him aud hor Property. sno failed to secure
his nrross, Or tho properly. 1ter opinion uf ,,o-
tIce'nen and HntcctivcH ran hn Imagined She
will ronow hor knooks at tho Grand Jury door
to-day.
SuhDAf-SCHO0L TEACHERS PICNIC.
PLEASANT pAr " HIGHLAND PAnK.
Those who felt dIhposcd to "follow Tho
crowd" yesterday morning found themselves In
tho region Of Rlser stseet, where At almost ovory
corner they worc interrupted by busy-iooking
mon who stood on tho corncrs with rcd ticlota IN
their hands md vocifcsated ''Ticota to Tho OK
curalonl" a lesson lonbtIoas learned from
Darrnm and which lad reference to
trip down tho lako To Highland lark.
Blk hundred Of tEese tickets wero taltcn and their
uOescssors in !ttlu cru1,r.s around big b..skDts
80 ..'. h's ."rs e,..",.ns e ~. ~.
e"cashea Q" INC a1oamct AusReRon. OF VIC
Goodrich limo. IN charge OF Capt. ". +. Small
man. A good timo Hay inevitable from tho flrst,
mud TIM second aun,,n, excursion of tho Huulay-
aotoo, ,onc,,ore ,r f,Loooo ,,na,- ~, nusn,,oa
o.uoo' s.' so"cno,1 ., .1,s"Ho; uAu't 'ao "sp!eo"
Engaged tn with tho determination that 1t should
10 tito picnic OF the Heason. Tho Light Quard
Band found its rival in tho "swoot Singer" p.
r. bliss, and a host Of ASSISTANTS, and ri times.
when tho entiro m'ialeal talent was called into
reGufsisiou tho MuBkogon seemed like vast
organ moving On tho waters. Nature, Of course,
smiled under tho cir,a,,uatancou. mud TIM lnko.
ptoosee. e.oua . 81 snaoo"s' . ana ,,,, tho IN green
bhofe.lne' Al! we're beautiful. "hcn tho ooat
touchetl tho pier tioro %asa marvellous scanipot-
ing llp tlla illia and hcattoftnont through Tho
grgy9s: wero ta,o basfeIs We1o tly attended to
the tlaua ronttn" Of rambles, base ba!l. flower
picking. social cliit-caet, osc Every ono gfayi-
tatcd acq0rdnE to inclination, and all wero
napr1; ihe na,es Of nIEhiand Pask provided
weEl-h'led tables for those who did not wish to
carry baake!s at tho GootllH and
haTd @ A. work in this limo wore eeen
:. D. Williams and Mifc, Airs. Or. !!urd, Mrs.
L!lhta fray, a!ra. VI ~. James, MisB Wood
worth. Mrs G. H. Field, aud others, ail Of High
lau'l Iark. about oc!osh tho clouds ontcred
protest to all ftrthor on1oymont, and the rain
come t', Do down ~, With sre'noudouh energy on t!o
multitude. Tho "holo company wont quickly
tlown Tho llill. whslo tho hoat mingled tho
Acrca,na OF hor wlrHslo constantly with tho
thn.ders. At last nil were sately on board Just
~ time to hVoid the heavy rain, When tho alMs-
Kceon Tas put ~ motion Tor the city. The
CAPT. atns!nan took tho company homo VIA tho
"cro, which "na of ''ltorost to MI on tho boat
among tie c!orgy On board were tho tevs: ). y.