, 1879-08-21


N. ]. Scott waa at that tflnc quite iull. THIS
is The last trace Of him that Inns been discovered.
Suit was brought yesterday hcfora Jnaticc
Rrayton By tic Warcftosisn Commissioners 10
recover FROM j. =. Lyon & Co. the SEQ tnapcc-
spoctetI out Of The Central a Elcyntor. in this
cnsc Lyon Il Co. claim, that, as they pnrtllascd
tic warehouse receipts of other Darticst they
cannut he con1pollcd to nay the inspection feBa
out. 1llcir idca. in ehort, h that the PARTIES
drawing grain Oflt OF store arc not responsible
for the ot-lnspcctfon charges. but that tho par.
tics putting the grai1 in the elevator should
he charged with the fees for inspecting
l,oth out md III. The caso involves ao1',e nice
part OF the elevators, tho Commissioners having
taken the Rrouild tlat the partics holding the
receipts on which g,aln is drawn nut arc re-
eponsihlc Tor the inspcclfon fees: seycral timl-
IN thu Circuit Court, anl the present caso only
involves fees covering TIC period between t',e
fst and 11th Of August. Yesterday wns spent IL
mn ntlcmnt tu dismiss tho casc for want Of juris-
TO tic testmony Of William 4. Walker, nh IS:
Blstant inspector. The casa WAS continued until
thls afternoon ut O'Clock shasp.
FOURTH uElTAN1AN CHURCH.
A fow survivors Of the ,atc Fourth Unitarian
Church assembled last nlrht a. tho tabernacle
for The purpose OF considering thu btst tneans
of dsposng Ut lie property they hare OF, f,au.l
anl tisbanulnu the church. There Wore n tlozen
ladies and gentlemen prcsent, Mr.. Fitmnn
since Tic departure Of Mr. Anplohtc, been In Il
| bad way. Tile meeting last evening, hotwilh-
BtaMilE MI intermittent a'll Ehastly cheerful
nesa on the part Of Mr.. Church, was not cntt,u.
tion u,hl 'anr1or In t'lc drportncnt nj those
present which bctokcnctl sud ansl heavy hearts
| a,ni empty nockcts. Since tho disruption It
has bern apnarcat ihat the church wouf'9
Eot!alsons have been going forward looking
III tho sale Of the property. Tllc Trustees
owe All unpaid balance, anl BY fhc snle of 1t
they expect 10 get out even. They are unde-
the organization, Or whr.1lcr to rent the church.
They liarc decided thnt they can no longer s,ls-
thin the burdens OF an Organization and hire
and pay n pnasor.. The few scattering sheep OF
this shepher!ilcss flock think Of intending for
while tho Her. Brooke llcrtord's services.
1l,cy talk Of rcntinE a few Cheap powR together
III cornaro Of Mr.. 1Ierforls church. The mclnn-
choly people who assembled lnst evening, after
sitting around in . 1topng nort OF a way fnr m
hour or mare. at thu suggestion Of Mt. Church
adjourned until SATURDAY. ut 9 o'clock, to meet
at sllc oillcc Of Firluan Church, In this ctr.
MISSING.
Thomns Mctcalfe, a messenger OF the Bank
Of Montrcnl, las been missing since Friday last,
nsl 10 cause for llts dtsnopearanco or trace OF
him has yet hcen discovered Gu tho FsIday
preceding il;s disappearance he married 4 young
woman who llns bren employed three reara and!
half as o waitress at Woods Hotel oil Fiftt,
avenue. The girl formerly came from Dixon.
In this State, md haa M excellent reputation,
% years Of nEe, while Motca1fo Is about 81.
The young wi'c knows nothing OF the whcrc-
nbouts Of her husband, and insists that he bus
| been foully dealt with. slc,catfe occupied
RUINS In liz Otis Block prior 10 his marriage,
aml afterwards be continued to reRat1,
there whilo his wife still performed her
duties ut the hotel ns usual, and lived there.
After stsc work ot the day was over hc was ac-
i,Igs In har society. The couple had been nc-
| qunintrd fnr several years, md tflero was No.
parcntlv wnrtn ieu1ng c13sting between them.
atctcaffc sent bis wife nota Oil Friday evening
by nm a. y. T. bny stating TINT un engagement
would prevent him from calling to sec her thai
evening. lfe has not teen heard OF since. lie
was sonc# Int addicted to drink. but ls said tu
be tuan Of good chararter by ttosG who know
| him. lie has II sister living III Fort Wuyne, Ind,
and also sister living In New York.
| EIGHT HOURS.
Another opcn.afr meeting In tho interests oI
| The Elght.ilnur League waa held ut thu corner
Of Tlalsie,l ald De puystcr etrects Inst evening.
In noIht Of runtcss 1t was decI1ed fgzle, an
people In Tic nesCnb0rhood wouldn't hnyn 1t.
Tic first speaker. ]. w. Gibbs spirited snme ol
the audience away into corner a1lt began tc
talk green1aeks to them, but as soon as ilif
bis glory. O. A. Bishop then ascentlc.
to the dizzy hight Of Il rckcty dry-goodl
box, an,l began to l'arangc ihe hailllful OF mcl
gathered around Him IN The interests OF The
| cig1t-llour movement. lie was ,n favor Ut re.
t,uclng the hours of lahor froI, ten 10 eight, be
iIevng that Burh movement would incrcnss
nay and take the idle working people out Of the
market, thus Increasing consumption md Great
lug demand which would eventually call fot
moro work. lie believed In throwing asItlo al
political Issues and working rs ono. The nc1i
speaker was Thon,as A. Buclsliu. Ilo delivered
ono OF Lis usual speeches, and failet! TO elclt
any applause. Ono by one the assembled mui
titude began to "bcck the sccluston ,lat nar
room grants,h md soon the corner was left ID
| darkness,