, 1881-02-13
TIE COUNTY-BUILDING.

JUDGE LOOMS yesterday appointed H. E. Ham,
1lton. Herman Dcnzc Gnd +. 4. Bragg to mako
city special assessments from Nos ly70 to 20l3.
COMMISSIONER RHE1SwALD was presented
with splendid gold watch md chain Friday by
his friends, the occasion being his 4oth birthday.
HENRY COLLINS, q theatrical "profesh," was
yesterday arrested on ca. ST. at tho instance OF
Eva Earl. His Indebtedness Is put down at $50,
but how crcatcd is not known.
JOHN GRASSLAND pleaded guilty to petit
larceny, md sentence was supcaded. George
Gillespie and Peter Mccormick were On trial for
riot
Word came to Jailer Folz yesterday that
''Sheeney George" was busy nakiug key pre-
paratory 10 taking French leaye. He ut once
searched ''Shcency's" cell, but could ind moth
ing more Suspicious than an old hatiron, which
he appropriated.
FRANK E1EsES, North Town Collector, has
paid over an account Of tho collections made by
CITY I1easslror, s56 ,4s4; County Treasurer, S*u.
tNJ; Liucoln Park Treasurer, S:5.4u3: Town
Supervisor, $4,si. There aro but Il few deiin-
guents now for the rcrsonal~ property tax, and
these will be proceeded against immediately.
The owners OF real cstute i'll thus division have
paid in during the week about S1o,OD.
JOHNNY LAMB, the supposed murder Of Officer
hace, was Oh the sick-!ist yesterday, and con-
tined to his cell. He was vomiting quite freely,
and In connection With his sickness tt is rumorcI
t1 thn. bn has been drinking !aordlna,e!y Of late
His fellow prisoners Say that he is supplied with
whisky regularly, and they think that it Is
brought to him by his visitors, who aru allowed
to CONC upon the inside, among them certain
luwyers. The jail authorities know nothing OF
his getting any whisky, however, and would not
allow 1t II they did, and in future will see to it
that his visitors are more carefully scrutinized.
THE Committees On Towns and Town Accounts
and Public Charities held Il joint session ycstcr-
day afternoon. Commissioner Knupf offered
resolution that no supplies he furnished to in
temperate paupers. nuy Overseers Ut the pour
n m ain n he final
The resolution WIS aprnpos OF the fact that
some persons have received relief from Town
Supervisors who we're not deserving Of it. 1t
will be recommended to the Board. The
County Visitor reported TINT there were
about eighty families Mt Evanston
who received relief from tho county, and some
OF them were in fair circumstances, deriving
incomes from small businesses or occupations
or who have wealthy relatives. The Committee
ston butchers bill was cut down for the reason
that charges we're made and the goods Wero nut
delivered.
THURSDAY The TRIBUNE contained an item
relating to the alleged manner in which a Ger
tn1n County Commissioner became 80 opposed to
T. ]. Sexton, the Courthouse contractor Tho
report went On to- say that the Commissioner 1
Was nxhttng Sexton On ACCOUNT Ut 4 mfsuuder-
standnz that existed regarding the payment Of
bill! Of costs for broken sleigh. as tho Com-
missioner thinks TINT the public will from, a
wishes the misunderstanding stated rs It was.
Some three years ago the Commissioners wife
0nu daughter we're out Sleigh riding, when Sex
ton; with team Of horses aud beayy SLEIGH.
came dashtng along. and, running into the sleigh
containing the ladies. turned it over, threv