, 1879-03-16

1853, to June, 1So4- Inc lne1uueie ~ VIC oa1
are in favor of having the election
in June, like the election of the Judges Of the
t:trt.,it Court, as it will make the matter less
political one and tend to gre the best men
chance.
Elias B. Shpman Is in hot water, q rule haV-
inr been issued bv the County Court Tor MN 10
show cause why he should not be astachco lo1
contempt He is Deputy County tle1H' '.n 't"@ has
ma,iciuus7y falstfed the records, and thereby TIER of
brought reproach upon the administrator y,
luetire. Tie complainant is 4 lawyer naneu .t:.
John D. Adair. He sets out IN his alnuas1s ,a;+h
that he had a. quarrel long aIU h;to The
said Shpman physical punishment ana thxaas trai'e
then and there the SAID Shipman naoe ,i. ln.eaii,
TO be rcvenged. a judgment "aS C.',,ntv
given for client Of Adar's IN us ~, Su1ur 49,.
Court aad an appeal eeS IF. for he
Appellate Court He not only maae mao n etsIi1I fsi1
many errors. too many, as IS alleGcu, ~ .
hack on the plea Of 'carelessness. IuS '.rters
Adair's name without using cap'La' nc. a,';i
n,,re linn in an unenyous light before a snpe-
rjor tribunal, The rule is re'uruao!e ne4e ~
wpclz when Elias will have an opportunity "
put il his explanation, ii he have any
GERBRIcK.
Tbore was published yesterday morning Ia the TN
co,nty Court proceedings statement o. uIe
case Of Edith Gcrbrick. who was cnarssa ; .,a ma,a
fnsenitv and an abstract Of certain aindavts
+'o..;ny charrcs against her husband NlI1a1n.
lie denies their truth and asks tor Suspension
~ nnhlc opinion and the publication OF tne
following letter: r..,n,r<
r,,c.co March 13.-ln your report Of the case
OF Edith Gcrhrck, adjndged insane. ny a,sn na,ne 10
gwen as one bY whom the charges can DC e"ostnn
iia,ed. Permit me TO say "a. t ny @ Inviting to
w. nnotcd in support OF the scrous charges mace
oesinst ~. H. Gerbrick. My knowledge OF tne
ca.c is limited, and certainly 90 mol xnuw 'a@ ra
spectfully, ~ -. 000
Tie habcas corpus case OF Dr' hleSer, ena'Eeu s.e
with The poisoning of Geldermaa, GAME up YES
ter morning before Judge ~Kogers, having oeen
continued from Saturday, March J.:
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Linscott said
that the chemists had not ret finished the ex,
animation Of the stomacns OF Geloesman anu
Mrs. Meyer, and they wanted aoout 1en un5s
more time ,, .,;a ho
wanted as little delay as possibly. He did not
desire.o OPPOSE auy obstacle to thorough cx-
animation. but on the other hand, be did not
,van1 any unnecessary delay. The accusation
was cloud on DR.. Meyer, and was ln1urlns DIS
practice sa ii,
the time necessary to make thorough e1am-
nation. BE would therefore continue the Case
for another two weeks on the same recos-
nizauces.
CITY-HALL WORK.
The work on the new City-Hall, it is feared, IS
to be seriously delayed and lntcr1creo Ml.4 ,. on
account OF the trouble the contractors arc nay
ing with the stonecutters. The contractors are
Offering to pay $50 for ten hours work. pnt
the men bold out and demand that amount LOT
eight hours work, and here is the rock upon
which they split Last season NJ dnG the Gere
satisfied, and they would now. be- sat'sneo
with The terms offered if the asso-
cations to which they belong would
not interfere. Several days ago the contractors
got some Of them to 60 to work on thclr o@n PVT,
terms, but they quit again, the stonecntteFs
Union agreeing to pay them s25o per day iot
walking around, and is paying them promptly
every morning. This is the condition OF a1airs,
and it is predicted that the members OF the
Union will hold out until they have spent ihe1f
last cent. and certainly the contractors will not
Weld. There is any quantity II stone IN the
yard Of the contractors, and they will pay eoou
stonccuttcrs $50 for ten hours' wofk puE -, ~
more, because they cannot afford II: Ing nlt;
| chances are that the work OF stone-se1tlng Nll
| not be commenced before the middle Oh INC
| coming month under the circumstances.
CARNIVAL OF AUTHORS.
| The Executive Committee having fu charge
the proposed Carnival of Authors, to be giver
| at the Exposition Building IN TINS city nc1'
I month, have assigned the management 0! lit
different booths TO the following, named la:!es
/ On the part OF the industrial School Tor G1ris
| Mrs, Gov. Beyeridge. at whose booth VIII Of
represented Baropial Hall; Mrs. Arthur Smith t.
the Alhanbra and Temple OF Flora; Mrs. u: W
Woodward, Old Curiosity Shop; ACCESSORIES
Sarley,s rl wq1We5KI; n3I Soie;ction 'AA'
| Halt Orphan Asyium-Mrs. L: j. Mccormick
| She Stoops to Conquer; Mrs. Frank Douglas
Blarney Castle: Mrs. ". 3. johnson, Aladdin's
Cave; Mrs. ". 3. Chase, Swiss Cottage; Acces
sories: Mrs: q. "; WILKINSON ArcnefS' SlFS
| Women and Children's Hospital-Mrs. "
| Il. Thompson, Fetc Champetre; Mrs ). e. III
ton, Mount Olympus, Accessories: Mrs. =.
Hilton, Liliput Tureen; Mrs. Robert Clark
@ Military r., and coptine0fai; Pea9 0{;;ls MIS- Auh
Woman's Christian Association-Mrs. =. va ~,
| Burcn, Cave OF Monte Christie; Mrs. F. 3. WI
lie, Spanish Bazaar; Mrs. Peter Page, vale Q
Cashmere: Mrs. judge Beckwith, Vanity Fair
Accessories: Mrs. ". D. Baker, Rifle Range ant
Fairy Lake.
Woman's Christian Temperance Unlon-Mrs
Frank Jones, Snow-Bound; Mrs. Frank Lyman
Under the Sea; Mrs. Charles kern' Japan
N5 T. s. AIoTS9ts Alb r. ssniop s1Snp
Lewis, Candy Pavilion; Mrs. -, Telegraph
Foundlines' Home Aid society-Mrs: J. T
Trimmer, Turkish; Mrs. F. J. Jones, Egypt
Mrs. T. G. Bradley. Longfsllow anu .oI;el Coopef
Mrs j. Il. Ellsworth, Rebecca at the Well; Mr.
Daniel Truax, Scales; Mrs. Robert Doucla
Barney Castle.
The ladies to whom the charge Of booths ha
been assigned are requested to meet with tt
EXECUTIVE Committee at Parlor . Paine
House at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
GOV. JOSE NJ. AGU1RRE,
OF Honduras, gave verv pleasant parting df1
ner to few friends at the Clifton House Ia: