, 1879-05-11

form discussion, it suggested that suit be e
te:rd asa1nst the solvent stockholders and ent
SUIT Against them for an amount equal ia the
statute laelllty. This proposition seemed to ME
with favor, and Committee. consisting OF Andre
oleson, A. Hansen, and Charles Hichsc, was AZ
pointed to look into its feasibility, and rcport Mt
meeting to DC hereafter called.
DR.; J: L. S. Hall. Supreme Secretary Of the Ci
&c o. honor instituted South Side Circle Of Homo
No. J., Monduy evening, anu Instituted tho follow
If officers for the term: Past Commander j. liz
1Veii,ne; G0mnasnder yan valkenbqrsl
e. H. Underwood; Secretary, 4. L. Casa; Ma
shat, J. Williams; Inside Guard. j. Porter; Oul
slds Gnard, 7. i. Wheeler; Trustees, j Williams
!: j.. y. Morley, and J. Means. The Rcy. G.
,unaeswoo9 vas ~ commissioncd Deputy Grand Com
mander OF Illinois. F. P. Van Vakeuburyh, NJ
/ - Was commissioned Examining Surgeon for tt
| County OF Cook
| Coy: Cullom Yesterday received from the Judge
Peace in Chicago. These were: For the Mort
Division. Lorenz Brentano and Peter L. Nawkin
M;. MSon; foE South Chicago, John L. Prindvile; 70
Brentano is too well known to require any ex
| tended notice here Mr. Hawkinson is u scandi
nayian, and serveda term az Justice from 1871 II
Commissioner OF Public Works. ani] bas hcen
Deputy Sheriff. Mr. Demars is an cmployc Of th'
County Clerks Office, and represents The French
1tisnot At all unlikely tnat the Herald newspa.
ago the original MANAGEMENT had to turn
it over 10 Mr.: BURGESS, and lie,
fnrn s ready to d. ds2osf Of it to ANYBODY @
i.sa 70 Pay: ne has cleared % h,s
that yesterday lie stated to Them that he bad spent
all the money he intended TO- and could not pay the
back BILLS, and II they chose u take
try what they could do with if. they could do So.
Whether they have accepted is unknown; whether
= they did or do not 1t is not likely thnt the paper
will live.
.. One week ago yesterday F. Z: wewerke, Of No.
81 Wade street. left his wife and Children at home
and with about 81, 600 in notes and 81, 600 IN
money on his person, and since then the man and
his monfy ar tnrs Of the Past 20 dr The d.
ha,r His wife naturally fecis anxious about him,
and any information as to his whereabouts Or in
tent1ons would relieve the Indy from Il great deal
OF anxiety. as she hrs been left destitute with
large family Wcwerke had talked often OF Kan
sas, ana perhaps is now thc.e Hooking in cor
ner all by htmself"; Dut, inas1nuch as be had
large amount or money on his person, there are
come fears Of fonl plny, and any one who may
have met the man since last week would be doing
q favor by i1nparting such information as can be
given.
The sixth annual Conference of Charities will
be held ut the Grand Pacific Hotel Tuesday. Juue
10, and continue IN sesson for three days. The
address by Gov. cullou. This will be followed
with reports from the States rcprescntcd and from
tue Secretaries Of tie Conference. There will also
DR.. Pliny Earle, Of Massachusetts,; Dr.. j. p, Ban
croft OF New Hampshire: the Rev T. II. Wines,
ss,o gf Illinois; and Henry ". Lord. Of Michigan.
R..1 for the cIim,nally iasane,"
Fas viii rnd pe foaRsa Ms and
M , addresses on Prison Discipline" Tb6
afternoon will be taken up with reports frou<fhe
sand'nS Gomttee on nependent and en
'ate On the Prevention Of Pauperism The fol-
owing morning will be devoted 10 continuation
u the same subject The closing uttcraoon will !
ties II and other subjects Delegates will be pres-
mt from almost all the charitable institutions iu
be country.
Poets from time immemofia have sung about the |
'an'y odor and general good Qualities OF the new
nova bay, but Maud Muller would not have cap,
lsateu the handsome horseman had she been
. rakins the hay' from her shoulders as
f iales sat NJ IN ,ene et1eecar which Ind Just
''th fragrant but i1ghty timothy. To have |
ay~seet in ones halr is generally considered ss
elosenine the rustic, nut It is sometimes un-
voidable. even in Inc heart oi great metropolis.
3 long az ay-cArts ure permitted to moaopolizc
ae cat.tracks GU Our prominent streets. Just so |
,ns vii It BE- impossible to check the rapid growth
I profanity among the meM and the more rupid !
estructton OF spring bonnets amongst tho fa1rer
1ssensers. Probably no one his ridden many
aYs On 1ne street: without having at some
1ce Unflng the summer scrinmage will, |
!oad Q! hay is something too serious not to be
Fo'ded % St If p9ss1s: It is ny small matter to feel
= ones collar, down ones back. into ones hair
p ones nose ears, mouth, and eyes, only to |
ockings~ or course tue unciyilizcd drivers of
'ese Internal muchlnes are not open to argument |
IT. n case 1t Is found That nay carts passing BY
P o5 stray cigar -stuinps. these heattcn may be !
duced to choose less crowded thoroughfares ]
DUAL1NE.
Friday morning Mr.. Howe, the agent o. tho 1
and Trunk at Detroit, and Mr.. Martin, the local
.puty- Collector Hitt that they han orders to over
ul bonded car bound for Manitoba, sup ,
ded sed to be Loaded with
ID the truth. The car had started from Beilocil j
.enec. tnc same place whence the stuff which
p'oded az stratford, MondaY,, had been shipped,
the object VIE to get samples to ascertain the o
lnoat1on for snsn1cion that the article was 4
!lly dynamite. Collector Smith was not in, SO - -
thing I could be done, but the gentlemen were
the afternoon. they sent in letter stating q
= tney had made arrangements to 20 to c
ittlc station on tue Northwestern Railroad, six j.
les beyond Dcloit. and asking that IN officer he Il
ected 10 accompany them to unseal the cur.
rk upon the manifest what was takcn and re- >,
! the car. Inspector Welsh was detailed to 90. y
s.s1day s. morning Mr.. Howe and the olleer 2
rted, and after procuring what they were utter. r
1rned to the city in tue afternoon Instead nf | 81
ling dynamite. however. the car proved
contain what ID known as dualtne. n r,
npound Of powder and nitro-glYcarine ~ ~
|ch is not very dangerous. since considerable p
&c IS required to explode 1t. The rransporra- -
or the stuff, however, is inhibited By rule Of al
drand Trunk. and no agent would have al
eo It 10 60 on the cnrs If he had known what | II,
eally was. Hereafter no ''bjustin. powaer,' r,
be carried untl1t Is known that what the way y,
cal Tor Is the article which 1t is proposed to A'
j., ;, The terrible disaster at Stafford. by ar
ch thirty cars were blown to atoma |
aty more badly damaged, and two men killed bv | co
explosion OF 5. $50 pounds OF yigoritc caused | to
ne lsr In coupling cars, a. ia supposed will ! IN
nt hnna1n1 <ra4a.at9e .S Galeial N Tue future he
et1ne, and, In view OF the insurance risk it ia IL
buui /! they accept any more even ii three
IS the ordinary freight charges are offered. In
HE PUBL1C-sCHOOL LIBRARY DIRECTORS all
their regular fortnishtly meeting yesterday du
moon, Nj. George Spraguc in The Chair ~ be
absence Of the President There were also |
ent Messrs Walker, Scranton Hotz. Onshnn en-,
Tenthal. Spraeue. Librarian Pooie, and Ser Tn 81,
y Wfckessham. no
e Secretary read communication from Mavor !
son requesting the appointment OF Mrs Kcon | ren
e position OF assistant In the Library on uc- cor
It Of the sad circumstances attendant IN thn E
b q her husband while in the employ Of he :,
!ne request was granted and Mfa keon an |
TED as assistant to 6l the place nov vacant tap
amendment the bylaws fixing the time for l1nl
lection Of officers ut time as soon after Jnix ma
tbs nc" members hare qualified, wus laid | for,
" on.,. a., ing