, 1877-03-20

AIcAk W compromising q IuLauGllE4n0Es llG Qtu
not, therefore, think It advisable 10 adopt that
course. Ho told her, moreover, that II bho could
succeed In recovering The money by legal PROCESS
OF otherwise might be we'll for her to try It. This
shc did, and, after commencing su!t agafnat tho
party. received 5000. Herman wis arrested on The
charge Of keeping gambling house. bnt when, on
the enho being continued In tho Police Court, Mrs.
Leonard failed to produce her Witnesses, the case
was dismissed for want Of prosecution.
surt- Hickey nssefts that there are several
untrue assertions In Mrs. Lconnrl's petition,
notably the assertion that ''Tiernnn told Hickey
that he would not be shut up for my money. al II
wns very pleasant for him hers, etc." The Super.
intcndcnt denied that Ticrnan over said any auch
thing, and, II he had said t.it waa groundlcrs for
tho psopr!etors and inmates were no frequently ar
rested TINT the house was soon e1ectnhl1y closed
np, and is Hnw cleseI. Superintendent Hickey de.
nlcs thas ha was witness in tho and fni1ui 10
ness ho won't 10 coust himself 10 have Tie caso but
through: Tcrnnn h!mscif did not appear at tbs
tsioHnaas. GS GSn .s sn ols ksy Sn r. sst o
fnrnoi that the case u still pending and IL now on
tho calendar for tho April tern.
dens Of inquity be- completely closed. he states
that all such establishments nre clo.ed, and tho
f se Is s9JS Sy sS acss. ss Ct
loss than ton times In every twenty -four hors and
thc place always accessible. Tlie. man Walpoia
. s sen sR seas Fas
tcndent sayx in clusn3 that the petition t. In the
rs bclng nnf1lendly to tbs Superintendent Of ~.
lice, and bears nu evidence Of having been sworn
Tho report waa referred to the Committee on
Police.
TIE LoNa-JonN LOT.
A communication wns rcuh from tho Comptroller
atatlng that measurements Of tho Lung -jatn En-
seised @ s sns less ' hsa csa il o S sSseess
sn Il pnss,s psy Ct ss eesu sss ssa. .a s
;anPitSi,ur p;ops.!Iion Il g Pay M tis sity sas So
the parties aarth anA south Of the lot THIS plan
wa'intOrscd BY tho CompteolIcr; who snbml,svd
the prupcr ordar and recommended it, passsge,
Tho order was then passed.
bLANuoNN STREET.
a communication was read from tho Corporation
Counsel In fcgara to the dearborn street Improve.
n'ent, In which tho Corporation Counsel took tho
f."n at IL q. sy hss the sn under
street case, tn repeal the ordinance by whic!, Tic
.ts,nal p,oeeGahKn to as.ess the proper .holdsrs
TsTs @ IT,, i wes ths @o1 1 81 The
wbh,.sg wsts grsst care Tie opinion wa' laid over aud
nunce rusIa,n4 tho steum- -whist1o ntlltancs. Inb-
l.he. aot! referred, without Fendng, to tho Com
wEsT LAKE. STREET IMPROVEMENTS,
a petition was presented from committee Of
property 0n Wess Lake street regarding tho
"1 m fr e G ,h4 Vet ny @
1'arx. The petit'on represented TINT by ito fran.
chlses the Conuany wy rcgnifod ~ construct and
orlnlon OF the cuniMon COUNCIL snch construclton
was ,leelne necessary; That Coiltral Park wna nlf
nov no u.lrqua!u means tor reachiny tho rald pars
sa ne W.T. Dysan pGt1n Il s % S 5
.t.,t tsn!sa i%sk W. ths Sny ia'pieysi park q
ihousnnis OF pcopto wonl, roIort ti!thcr iuriny
ts ,s so bs sa. %
lad refused unless euarantccd ngaiM.t ipss.
i!efe.fr; tG ~ tha Comsa.sae pn strcetta and Alleys
TME cn.n,
AID. Thrnop offered tic following:
Rsfo'rtd That tho Mayorl and he = arcby. author.
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AID. Pearsons was tn favor Of allowing the city
Enxtueet to examine thu work. IIe regarded tic
I sss s s.ss fHsass ~ %s
AZ: cullsr,on moved to refer ths resolution to
!p11n Il q . Z meet Tl4arsday evening II 7:5o
ELEcr,oN supons.
ALL. peAssons moved to appoint committee Of
syn, seyen, @ dwo from the North sias, two from tho
slerks Of elactIou. The Ailcrmau said H. DID ths
es.s T. ss e. IL g ond na tho
Aid Cul!eHon moved, as an amendment that
said committee consist Of ons from each ward.
,ha A hThonps9n ma'od TO lay tho amendment on
Az, lynn wa opposed to 20 small q COMMITTEES,
A1H. faRE6QuH 1al1 h16 ni0tb0H had no nt1fjcN(
aigaacsnso :. all, but was simply offered tor tha
PURPOSE Of gott!ng t!e worry bsst Eea tu tho wards
thelr politics wera 70 long a. they were honest
settling the deses ~: weso bsser aSa p.s:
sent proper NAMES, and each Alderman should
Aid. McCsea supposed that Tho Committee Of
The latter would u permitted to make stxsratons.
judiciary ceaa'ssa Ras 'q 9spoltea iayerao1y on
The pa&ss.u Ut tho ordinance prepared by thu Law
!s Rs9ek y shs ssnss Sss r
yhs Chairman anaeuneed = 10 coma'Ittsa tore.
tnE, ~. Pearson: Id Rs.aalsrv "' SOUTH ia sila;
Aid. Ste.sn md Kttk, North sldo; AID. Cleveland.
xia. Whscier Sdessd IL rssaiutiou si .eouo.tus tho
tsot. boul 6stta1 piaiess bsua i'd biddaSs, @
And to better secure tho payment Of laboFets. liz.
tersed to tho Law Department with lnsifactions 10
prepare Al otdnuncs IN accordance with tho fssou.
Ton.
The Chairman announced tho receipt Of long
communication on tho subject Vt venttasng SOW:
ess. 1t Wa referred, without tuadiuR, 10 the
colamlttse on County t.elatlons. "'
a.. White offered A ordinance for ths division
trtcts: District 1-Iloundel north By Fourth street.
south by kintic street, east By Halsled stEoss.
sud ss.t ~ Curtis street. plstsse! 2-boandsd
east BY North Branch Chlcsgo lstrer, west ~
Mal4tse street. blstriet a-boanded north W
South Branch and No;tl Utanrb, wsss b Aalstea
stseet, District 4-Douuded north by kinzie
strest south By Randolph street. east By !ia!sted
sttest and wust by tuRlIa street The oEdinsnco
VA ls4 over tsmputasl!y.
1nfldlnR thu paa4asu 0f AID. kifk'S resolution
prohibiting Aldermen ftum securing positions no.
dGs ths CITY Government fur thnr ffiends. Laid
oyss and made epecial order tor nexs NondaY A.
tern0on VI t 20 o'clock.
T4a special order for $3.50, the subject Of
THH L4WNpALB RAILROAD,
came uP. hnd tbs COMMITTEES aa Railroads reported