, 1877-12-09

! parently some business On hand, although, from
their manner, they looked like trio OF 5oystercfs
I pearancc, however, had something to do with the
! mysterious meeting, and tho meeting had some
thing to 40 with them The ousted commsson szaqto
! proceedings by having summons served " the
! States Attorney on Commissioners Wood, Wilcox,
| before the Criminal Court Wednesday to show
cause Why they usurp the office Of West Side Parf
Commissioners. This was what in an informal
1nnnncr, under discussion ut the secret sctdlon
Then there was long tine wasted in cndeasoEfnE
to select Secretary from the numerous candidates
for that office They failed 10 agree, and TIC
secret session ending the door was opened to the
press.
The Board then held an open session, and voted
to pay ., ]. 1I1tchcocks bill OF 5000 for services
rendered In the matter .! tax sales. The Board
theE adjourned till Monday afternoon At O'CLOCK
EAGER.
While George Eager was being. taken to the
County Ja,l from the Arnory, yesterday afternoon.
Policemen Welch End kcrw'n stopped INTO pho-
tosraph gallery for the purpose OF having the pf1e
oners picture taken for the rogues gallery at the
Central Station. a1r. Charles Reed, ,Eagers at
1ornEy, WAS in advance OF the party Intending to
H1ake application for oa;l upon reaching the cGlm
inal Court. When be lcarucd whittier his client
had been taken, be rushed over TO the place and
told Eager not to submit. His advice was super.
nuous, for Eager had a!scady declined, and would
doubtless have made tight rather than give up
Fearing that force would he used: Alr. Kecd vent
out but presently returned. Admittance WAS de-
nsa him. II IS sd T ae9
the door and the jarnb, he finally Succeeded IN
getting in. At this tiule other prisoners, who had
accou1pancd+ Eager, were having their - mugs
taxcn without objection On their part. Mr.. Reed
brought III friends Of his for Witnesses HI to what
might occur, and, 1eay:ne them there. hc hurried
to tl1 court and told Judge callisice OF the
situation. His Honor ordered tho prisoner brought
into his presence Ut and. this being done, he
decided that photograph Of a man could not DC
taken until after lie was convicted. Ea5ers bal!
was then fixed At $40. 600. and John lomaz and
Angnstns Anderson siSup. bis bond he was re"
leased from custody.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sher7nan Uouse-Joab Lawrence. Salt Lake: J. H.
Chasc. Scwburyrort Capt i. Aliny, New Bedford;
I!ovcrtou Redwood. London: J. y. Lawrence, New
York; !. D. Hnman. ScbsasEa: 4. Mcloou:al he'
tIo,t: & D. !e;s MspaSsr IT,. Encsh or:r3 couA.
The Hon JOHN Olncy. loutsrtle: " F. ktmb:r and
to knher Mass. ;W: G. Pen.e. New ioFxi
! G Caro!aS; Hai!no5G; r y Eaton Deir9it: j. =;
nomes IS e. Louis; I W. Goodt!sh swauTec Jen
; DEaa sfSGssn +
latcie.:ElJah Smith. Eossou; 4. ktn1:l uarcn,
Allea Johuston ottunwa J: Il. Fletcher st. Alhans.
u aiat; s GG: e. tss = an hsn q E Sanf e. s. sSs s
ktr: T: s: A.: Miss Helen Potter! Scw YorE: !
IL 3. Merrill General Agent OF Mutual Life Insurance
Company. New York: the Hon. Carlos French. Sey- |
maur: Conn. Simon Keattte. Canada. l,i"er N:uss
pr. E. Il. Jacks, netrot.; T: 6. Powers Montana; i!
G. si.cE NeS t 9SrS: IT. T. cs5oke ss5 I coloraGo: J. T.
Young. Hamilton; II. Winchester. New York: The |
Hon; ". J. Knight. Dubuque; John Coon, Newark |