, 1880-03-14
feel the thrill OF life along its keel; and the
fr8ck was cleared
@ S:$ @ $$ $ $ n$ ~$::S$

TIE TRIBUNE is requested to state for the In
formation OF the Bar that. In consequence OF
Blodgctt lowing to their numerous pressing en-
gagemcuts otherwisc} to take up new cases that
may be ready for hearing: Judge Dyer,
consented to come here Thursday next, the
18th, to hear such cases In Inv, equity. or ad-
mir:ilty, other than jury cases which may be
are requested to present to the Clork the names
Judge Dyer. Judge Dyer is expected to remain
II II the o cases % TINT may 10 submitted to him.
IT would seem as though the Union Club Is not
destined to purchase q home Of its own Just
at The % ho 81 ms5
@ lieve his y Whole thing has fallen through:
xorh to1n6 Of rea CT estate %hen sHn hepe o
some 5000 in the treasury to do It with. It was
ali well enough Tor some Of the members to talk
haven't done it, and hive made no movement tn
and give 1he Club $4,000, they might Do some !.
going tn give the s5o,ooo, and the $4,000 is not
raised. 1T every meeting every person mas
proposition, and each fellow makes speech;
don't believe that we are going to buy club
house. because we haven't got the means 10 90
it with
4 MAN writing under the names OF Richard G.
Richards and G. Rcicherback. and probably
other aliases to hear FROM has lately been solie-
iting personal interviews With number or ieaa-
ing merchants in the business sccuon. ana,
where the interview was had has t9la l,,eaa sneh
as to melt in many cases the nearL OF tne nstsn
cr, who has forthwith gone down into his pocket
s3es sRa 6n tae II Re pnrtness efo e
tain downtown house gave the man %
in this way few days ago. On that occasion he
ppoaeF e aso IN the
happens to be in New York at present. ano, on
opening his mail u day or TWO later, reao Ploa
betraying the identity Of tho writer. who in this
case signed himself Rcicherback. Similar pleas
have gone TO other business men, and, by TIE
time they read 1his tnose Wno aa'e ~. ~ ~
uecH 70 .aAeu t ~ nnA p4oo0oAs AA0"
oh .noo eua!u., na3,-, e,prrr
r,-.aa.. soo1n .,'a ntasar sor+ o,,a ~ hta
Friday afternoon the mayor sent o4e 4 PILLS: OF n!s
1he men Co saf be
lowing oay 70 sec tnaa .ns nt 4a,,ahfnr,
Wss net being violated On IN rnas In tnoromgnan4rc
morn9 h the sout Water street side
NaiAs nsualiy ,ncuoeGu Wn sa sio,. sr;%,da
n1ass - naaune ~ aaia,1s' na+h.sr hcinr a.
most entirely clear Of o6str9ctions. The
sP1ce "1taln lou1 4fct y. +,,;ns nno aa ISS
Wnic1 tue law atioMs ~ ~ so n.t ~, a. t pou
~ea oq1e & nno 4ass oni nnix 'a euc rne
edge OF tno s'acmuA cotta.leu G Wy sden tIs
Ier1l ~ was ocant ioaueu tt y. .ttsa tt,+ .h
commlsslon-men; "a.ie tney M ao%m1sso % .a9 eaAL ea9
appearance u me etIeet Nas nuSn , !alPloe @ ga
6y the change, tef very sore over me e new Goh n
u1uon oI auaIs. 1nes caalneo tuat ~ "ti!o ~ 10
Impossible Tor tnem 70 Keep ne ss1ees ~ e. IN ~ -
business, with goods, constantly arriving and
departing ana an enolcss sueAm OF custon1eIs u r.
deinanoitlR tnelr attenaon: Icy Mouid no1 @ oo
tectly clear Of goods They would 90 the best est
tnoy could, however, ana, II tne letter VI Iae
NV WIS ,,id as s,,h, ~ se',,ing
relief in whatever shape 1t could be most easily
obta1ned Ihe ac,on OF me mayor was unlves- ~ y.
sally character!zed Us undignlhed 9nd u 1s TO pe
+ te e e1t w en;pa, f Worcr
"nose co1a'lou oonse oot" % sns n.' 'oee'''s
THE BUTCHERS UNION.
Then the trouble between a ne ne butGhers butchers unt1n @
late strike, the officers Of the Society by whom
tho affair had been fostered and carried on
found their troubles % only began: As noticed
for the arrest of Daniel OConneil, Its President,
John Stokes and ". B. Sullivan, Secretaries. S.
Policy, Treasurer, and @'orator" Downs. These
functionaries we're sevefnlly charged, in the
language Of the complaint, with converting to
their respective uses sums Of money ranging
from Sl00 to ST &c., !" the property Of the Butch
ers' and Packing House Mems Protective Union
and Benevolent Association OF Chicago" while
the warrants on which these friends Of the
laborer had their preliminary examination be-
fore Justice Mech Friday charged them with
the vulgar crime Of larceny or cmbezzlement-
About half dozen witnesses were examined
for the prosecution, and some OF the defendants
on their own behalf. when it appeared that the
Society had special charter under the name Of
'sThc Butchers Protective Union and Beneyo-
lent Association" but under which the Justice
thought they had never made any organization.
and, as the warrants charged them with appro-
priAting the money Of a Society of a different
name, be would bold the complaints as defective.
In other words, he held that the Union. rs or
ganized, is not corporation, but merely part
nership, and, as one partner cannot be gully Of
embezzling partnership funds. the charge would
not lie, Aud SO these men walked out Of court
on technicalities.
RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT.
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a.;cdn erhiia lahnrin1 ,,nor oc,ito donent3a IN.
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