, 1879-06-12

III. n. g. Plnatore" hiss won for her unbound
ell admiration. Tho offering WA fashioned nfter
tic pattern 9f full-riGRcl ship, and was COM
posed entirely OF choice cut ho1ars. The Fasra.
gut lioat Club wsA TIC donor, nl.h the en1bcss
of tic Club, who were Ii, Attendance as taHty.
must hayo lelt M honest pride a. the handsome
present was placed hcfore the object Of their t-
nlfsatlon. Tho floral ship will lp on exhibition
at ths olIlce TO-DAY.
The Directors OF the Presbyterian Theological
frontcd BY The restanatton Of Prot. F. I. Pat
ton, who hns decided That the call extended to
him tn accept chair IN an English in.titution
Of theology Ia undoubtedly OF tile Lord. Tho
thc Hoard declined 10 acecpt It, md prot.
Patton took lime to consider the matter.
j. Il said ny some WHO ought to ho posted tlIat
tie removal Of Prof. Patton ts By no means n
certainly. The semtnafy Of the Northwest, has
been very detctct tn the payment Of his ealary,
md thrre arc not wanting those who hold That
thc qualified nGccptnnce Of tho call ia designed
simply a. means Of "punchinG-up" the Slew
paying Directors.
DAvtD wA1.sH. !. +.
Many complaints are already made concerning
tho new Police Justice, David Walsh, and unless
Tint official wishes to make f,tmself dtsFked he
must needs reform as onco. The rtiof COIN
r!ant is that he charges 81 for aball totEd signed
ut hts ho,tse after Il o'clock At night: The
totnary charge By ucarly ali tlm jnsticcs. 4
fow nights aEo house Of .ill.repute oil Green
street WAS pulled BY :lc police md protes.
sional baller named Henry Williams who had
hesen arreste ct 70 o9 justice ssh ss hou:s
s!.nplo M iit.le mattar OF Il writing David
Walsil, J. r., soven times. OF course such cx-
po,'es ,en 1i III WHO VIE wss to % proea9s oeu bat M ia 70
The nearest anil chcal!est Justice. pollct stations
were not organized for tho purpose Of beating
citizens out Of their harl.earnetl cash, but for
The accommodation Of the peoplo. 4 second
which q reporter accidcntly overheard soma u
then, talking nbout IN the South Division. It
has always hoen customary for the Police Jus
ticc to occasionally suspend fms which hs has
that she serves II out by scrubbng
Many women prefer to ,aervo out
their fines In this manner. rather than 50 to the
WILL beg to be allowed 70 do so. But Justice
Walsh will not listen to Aueh dlsposit!on,-nt
least he has thus far refused 10. "A third COM
platnt and ona which places that functtonaty in
Inanecr. Is, TINT he 4 opposed to an! bonds be-
Ing tnken BY tho pollco officials Without he is
allowed to sign his name. nrd, OF courtc,
receive bis fec. For instance, person u ar.
drunkenness. or a violation Of some one Of tic
city ordtunncce- 4 Curmon Council ordinance
SAYS such AT QUO ,nny bo released upon monuy
deposit, OF unon bond which the official lii
charge Of the station knows to be good and re-
liable. It will enstly be seen that such rule Is
good one. and its repeal would b. manifest In
Justice. A bond taken In such way IL certainly
NJ good as one taken BY the Justice at hta
home, without the actual presence Of the prls-
oncr. But Justice Walsh shnks the police arc
infringing upon the rights oi biz ot!lre. In
other rospects as Police-Justico Mr.. Walah Is
very fnlr-mtuded, and, were # not for thcsc
complaints. It cannot ba denied that he WAS
making an c1cell0nt official record.