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to tho stage, and proceeded to read the warrant.

to tho stage, and proceeded to read the warrant
The performers played their piece out
and retired to give place to the maudlin actor
upon whom authority had been mistaken
lasished- Just previous to this one OF the mum
bar, named McDonough, representing himself tt
be an officer, imporruned Mr.. Lauphear, one O.
the proprietors. to pay him judgment helt
against the business manager. alr. Grover. Or
Lanphcars refusal, the fellow drew long
chisel and threatened to brain eIr. Lanphear
While on the stage the men conducted them.
selves in an outrageous manner, refusing tbs
invitation OF Maurice Pike, stage manager, tt
step behind the scenes and settle the matter.
Officer Duffy was Boon on hand, and. after some
! parleyiDg during derisiye and indignant shouts
from tho audience, the officer coolly marched
the trio of to the Armory. and tomorrow they
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of the law.
This outrage upon common deconcy, aud upon
an audience enjoying pay, was perpetrated by
] tho not oyeIy-Bober Constable for paltry sum
| Of $20 under an execution in favor of Wilde,
! Biuett l. Co., against Leonard Grover, who pos
sesses not q particle of interest in any OF the
| property on which tho Constable intended to
! levy. Tho next time an official violates all de-
! coucy in public p1ace, the public should rise
| en- masse and bounce the volator; it is tho only
way to teach vulgar ward hummer his place.
! CENTENNIAL CARNIVAL
Carnivala and Inasguerades are not exactly
novelties in Chicago, but, except among the
German population. they have not hitherto be-
ties. Some of them have been popular aud
amusing but they have not succeeded iu attain
| ing the importance Of society celebrations.
Perhaps it is the exceptionally mild winter that
TO the South for inspiration, or it may be simply
= notion that Chicago should not be left behind
in o matter of enterprise by tho denizens of
any Cline under the SUI. Be that rs it
may, it is certain that Chicago has
resolved to do something to relieve the
thing is to take the shape of grand carnival
masquerade at Mccormick Hall, Oh the 18th OF
this month. Already tho streets are ablaze with
streamers, posters, and pictorial a1turoments, iu
and celebrate the Centennlal in jolly and yet
respectable manner. 4 programme has already
been issued, which contains very long list of
committees, floor managers, chamberlains. guard
Of bonor. numbering many responsible and we'll
known citizens; and on tho whole tue affair
would seem to promise something that will be at
once highly entertaining and we'll conducted.
Mccormick Hall is to be profusely and appro-
priatelv decorated for the occasion. There will
be fine floral display, and the coats OF arms Of
the shields OF the thirteen States comprising
the original Confederation Of 1776, painted on
groundwork OF gold. Then thore will be q
series Of tableau1 Illustrative Of the notable !
tuned with historical accuracy Tho emptying 4!
OF the tea into Boston Hsrbor will form one Of !
these, and tableauz Of the signing Of the Decia,
ration Of independents 'Valley Forge"
terestins historical events aud emble-- |
matte pictures, will form interesting and |
appropriate interludes between the real business
OF the evening, which will be occupied mainly !
10 dancing and masquerading. Ample instruc-
tions are given in the programme as to the cos /
tuning aud other details. 1t remains to be seen
how carefully the different committees and floor
will perform their duti es lu the prem
ises, and preserve tho entire Responsibility Of the
party-a point which seems to bo at presont tho
princi pal aim OF those who nTe in charge Of the
There is no reason why Chicago should not
enjoy masquerade carnival as we'll as New Or
leans. Memphis, OF Cincinnati. Lot it be done
will turn out very agreeable party, aud serve
TO break the monosony OF our daily existence.
THE DaR ASSOCIATION.
The Bar Association met al Farwell Hall yes
Eerday, Vice-President Dent in the chair.
Tho Treasurer's report, as follows, was accept
ID aud approved:
Balance reported at last stated meeting, Feb. &,
3; annusi dues Of Isis received to date Of his ro
81 annual dues Of 1876 received to date Of this re-
81 admission fees received to date of Ills report
s997
~
81 balanes on hand. ..--.....-......... 253-so96
The special order Of the day, which MAS a bill
proposed by the Association to provide for ap-
oea's and writs of error IN the United States
Courts, was taken up.
The following resolutions we're adopted:
Reso'rtd That the bf recently reported by the Hon
George ". McCrary, OF the Judiciary Coimittee OF
ouse Of Representatives to reorganizo the Judiciary
i the United States, md to provide for an interme
liate Court Of Appeals, and which has passed tho |
House and Is pending in the Senate, meets with
Resolred Tba tho secretary Of this Association bo
to forward copy Of these resolutions to
ach OF our Senators, and to the Hon. George ". Nc
'rary.
Adjourned.
HOTEL AREITALs.
Palmer Io.s<-D. L: DnumgaTdner, Philadelph!a: ,
smen I'D GeRs os
'ostsa J. r Rar,ens Isg Rapids, Mjsh: E. 9. Mss
ncunati; E. II. Fuller, Madison; r. C. Martin and
: II. CoAsitt Sew Yotk: Grand Paeide-Attesney-
db,2ss Ed":rd e. ks's Il
ock Island, Ill; James Haincs, pekin, Ill:
. Reisinger, Pennsylvania: D: ": F1agler. .. ). t
lsvesnS; F. =: Edwa!d., % sosto1; i. A. plcfason,'
ew York: I. Weldon, denomination; y: Il. Porter,
Ia5sha y Wis 1rs.o,t s MoSsecssn. s nanson,
ohm. New York; The Hon. S. p wellea, New Haven;
Ing, Boston; the Hon. D. D. Spencer, Indiana e
lie Hon. G. D. Grosyenor, Dubuque: ". f.
ab,n, New York: r. 4. Campbell. Ottawa: II. G. I
on William White, Shanghai, China; Col. J. ".
:os Baltimore: F. g. Cutler, Saltwater; L. L. Jen
ms, New York; the Hon. n. ". Green, Amherst: J. u
Bryant, Salt Lake: Julsou 4. Lyon, Jersey City ~
u. D. Simpson. Buffalo; r. A. Gillette, Ceveland
F. Jones, Hudson, Wis.; q. E. Watkins, st. Louis b
l.. Ireton, Cincinnati. .. Gaydaer House-W. II.
iller and WIFE New Orleans; E. r. Hutchins and II.
Simpson, Des Moines: T. NJ Marguett, Lincoln, s
3D.; G. Seymour, Appleton, Wis. A
OBITUARY.
AIRS. alADGE LOUISE IrES. -
About o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs. E
adgs Louise Ives. wife Of Mr. George 4, Ives, u
sshier OF tho Union National Bank WIS strick-
by apople1y at the store Of King j. Savage, ! 3
,. n State street, and died soon after, notwth- 4
,na,r1 tho eff,rta ,f ,1,ra;c;ona =, st,r f.to1 d