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with him, since they have attached goods {
and why they should keep Doyle hel
of cass who are too md
! is about time an example was set Several {
his class have been indicted and urrestcd, br
vey l. c. got from Doyie the $500 his firm owe
them before he left Lincoln, and consequent
lose nothing by him.
Tn Chicago M Syn @Gyneeeolegical col Society net at t.
Dudley. Earle, EtherIdge, T. D. Fitch. II. "
Jones, De Laskie Miller, D. T. Nelson, Role,
Sawyer, and Dr. Sutton by Invitation. DR.. Jone
pointed puper on Retrovcrsion Of the Uterus
which was generally discussed. After the regu
lar lunch was served, credentfu letter 'ga
| voted Prof. Roller, who was about to leave th
city for four-months' trip to Europe. Th
following was offered by Prof. Miller an
adopted us the expression Of the Society: " Re
specially recognizes the need Of Il Resort for In
curnbles in this city, and that it offer to tn
promoters Of this humane project its hearty co
ieave-taktng Of Dr.. Roller, the Society adjonrne nc.
| at q late hour.
| In answer to call for an antf-raflroad mnss
meeting about a dozen workfngmen, Aid. Law
ier. and several Communist orators met ut No
| l57 West Lake street last evening. The objec
| OF the meeting was announced to be to taxi
some action looking to benefittng the striker!
T. ne st. Pn9
AID. LAWYER led OF with Il speech, in which ht
charged that the Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railroad
6 hd b not 9ny S1 to cee sde %
9uesting that they be not employed b,
a5 exceedhsy
but he cautioned the nen against any riotou:
| proceedings, and advised compromising AS the
best way out of the difficulty. David WALSH and
nfhprS ennlra and n rn1s.rcfn1 t,pns tr
| hold another meeting Wednesday evening al
| No ST West Lake street.
A NUMBER Of the lovers Of chess called meet
Ing last Set Saturday for the purpose Of organizing
hearty, response, and an organization was
formed, and the name Of the Chicago Chess
Association :" adopted. J. Fennimore Welch
and committee on constitution and By laws
was appointed and instructed to report at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon at No. 150
chess club in this city, but it was believed to
be defunct, hence the call for the organization
Of Il new association. The call awakened the
club, tho members Of which issued a cali for 't a
meeting Of their organization yesterday after
noon ut the same place. There was a good at
appointed committees to confer with each other
and make an effort to unite the organizations,
and report Ct general meeting to be held next
CARRIAGE CASE.
It is stated BY an evening paper that Messrs.
Van Tassel s. Carney, Of New York, will apply
Mann, he. they allege, owing them s7S9 for Il
carriage, bought eight years ago, and refusing
to pay the bill The circumstances as Coroner
years aSo a man named sehcmerhora, 6 who en' vas
10 the livery business here, bought a second
hand carringe for $500 Of Dan wrenn, the agent
gave in payment bis note, which Mr. Mann in
dorsed. he learned subsequently that Schemer-
horn was going to fail: and notified Van Tassel
and thus absolvc him from the payment of tho
note. Schemerhorn ran the vehicle Of, slowing it
away at 9 place on Western avenue. Mr.. Mann
they took no action. Mr. Mann had paid Schen-
erhorn - and somehow Or other the amount
Was indorsed On the note. That took away Mr.
for several years, and finally, last summer, suit
wills brought against him and Judgment recoy-
cred, the 500, minus SIS, being now "about
Not long ago, Dan Wrcnn attempted to serve
replevin writ on the Sheriff, and offered us surety
on the bond woman whom the Coroner did not
consider responsible, and refused to accept
This made WrenD angry, and since then, at inter-
vnls, the Coroner has received ANONYMOUS let
ters threatening that, If he did not satisfy the
JOHN CuTHRERrsoN,
an attorney who practices in the Police Courts,
was committed to jail yesterday for contempt
4 case WIS being heard by Justice Kaufman, at
the 1nittimus, Cuthbertson 2wIilfuiiy and de- con.
interrupted the proceedings by
making. great disturbance, and, being ordered
said that he didn't regard him nor his authority"
Called on to show why he should not be con-
vtcted of contempt, he made no defcnse nor did
fined him s., and committed him to jail until
ssed 10q S2 duo codrss Raa Of 0f n't Will s
Peter Hau6brough went up to Cuthbertson to
arrest him. the latter cried out, " Fetch on your
He also said something about Ignorance ruling
intelligence When put in cell he went to
sleep. 50 his version Of the matter could not be
ascertaincd.
FouR1H WARD REPUBLICANS.
j., A regular meeting OF the Fourth Ward Repub-
lean Club was held last evening P. G. Dodge |
presided; The meeting was Il very large one,
proceedings. The Committee on Nomin.-
sSSs;ss e.. et Sssr. n:Ss g:
q meet with general approval. l.. woodward |
moved that the report be ballotcd on by tho |
>!ub. This motion was carried, and consfdcra-
While the votes were being counted the Com-
1ittee on Registration WIS called upon for a re-
'ort The Chairman stated that they had dis
erred the matter to the Executive Committee.
nd he submitted set OF resolutions directing |
hat conmi5'1e mi, e.. to canvass M the ward and pre-
y |
heir politics, for use ut the prima-
les Several members of the Committee |
omplained that they had not been notified of |
he meeting OF the Committee; but the report |
as finally adopted. The teers then reported
1e following list of officers elected, which tallied
ith the list reported by the Committee Presi- |
ent, O. S. Cook; Vicc-Prcsidcnts, j. II. Gilbert |
!. o. Seymour, E. P. Hail, Gilbert Montague,
erley Upton, and R. W. Dunlnm; Secretary, r
: Davis; Assistant Secretary, John y.
alt; Treasurer, 3. l. Hitchcock; Ex- |
,utiye Committee n. n. Higginbotham,
C. Draper, ". ]. NcGrnth.
L. Woodward, George P. Jones. 7. C. Clark,
>hn 3. Jeffrey, Il. F. Brown. and Henry Best;
nance Committee. H. E. Mallory, Frank f.
aruard, and A. 3. Farwel1. Mr. Cook took the
tair, and expressed his thanks for his election |
q neat speech. After spending some time in |
;plainin9 away the little differences that had
isen in the ward during the late campaign, the
nb listened to a brief speech from Stephen |
Douglas, Jr.
THE CITY LIZ III.