, 1881-10-23

Aherty. representing the Cnicago storage Com-
pauy. These cor1platnants loaned money TO
the Sanford ,somun. taking chatte1 mortgages
on goods she had rented. which goods were re-
plevoed from theu1 -by the req rea owners rs nGnGo 81
default OK bail 10 await trial before Justice
Brayton- She will he remetnbeeed as the
woman who tried to commit suicide after she
was first arrested for these crooked operations
| TUE night hirh- school in the Scamnon School
| building. conducted under tile supertn1endcnco
Of Mr.. Il. 4. Be1ed the rcry sthclen1 1 princ,, .,
In operation about two weeks, anu, though the
attendance ia very fair 1t is not quite wtlnt 1t
should oc or what nen1 oe II 1nG Ths inr
structiou embraces mechanical drawing, natnEhl
sciences, mathematics, and stenugr"phy. Mr.
ants, Including: MIR. Wescott. whose ability us
teacher Of natural sciences is sitltly rccog-
nized, and Mr.. OShca. VITO has had consioera-
bic SUCCESS during tho past three rscAsnsis as
tcuchcr If stenoEraphy In the night h'gh-
scbunl. There is ample accommoua1'on 1oe Ill
desiEous Of attending.
Mns. ANNA GErTz-L LUCAS. lady well known
in this CITY, hus secured the floral offerings sent
to tho Garfield funeral services at washington
and Cleveland for tho purpose nj einbaimtnE:
,s INT as tbsY ~ nj inass
Will be over $1J0N, and 10 raise this sum Mrs.
Lucas has decided to.exhioir THO pieces IN the
iae tue exh%iIon. d, % f fhe annonncemc"t WIS maie
that the pieces would be exhibited In THIS CITY at
TIE Of natsry D. H ~ ,tf 3Ssi rf nd1to
ness, ues "a and A?i It was. was decidcd to post
none the opening until tomorrow morning.
Yesterday afternoon crowds Of country people
called ut the building, nnd wero SO ci4inoIOus
for admission that It w.s decided TO sho" the
pieces already mounted So the doors were
thrown open, and large number OF people went
III during the afternoon: There are 1lye large
pieces mounted, inc udlnE Queen siGtor'Ms
wrc.th and the Brazil IN Offering. and the ell
bal,n,ng has been remarkably well done To
morrow morning all Ut the pieces wall be in posi-
o fus fustsr M noce es %asa az u"
ple1cs her work the pieces will be returned tn
Mrs. Garfield. and will s,c placed In the tomb ut
Cleveland when it IL finished.
t. GENTLEMEN uF TIE ROAD.
There haye been SO many highway robberies
OF late III the 4Armory district that tho p"ce are
just now concentrating their efforts upon lnS
particular class Of criminals, and the con-
ftuuenre Is that number OF dangerous young
thugs are locked up III thnl stnuon. Two OF tho
numuer. Frank Watson and Junn Bryan, are I'M
duuutedly members Ut the gang VINO Il fortnight
ago waylaid George II. itiiulxs. OF No. III FL
dr1dKe cnurt, and. after rubbing hin OF Il vaiu-
able sold watch aud chain. beat MN So orutailg
house. Four Others, Thomas darron. George
Hall, Noln Camp. and Al Everden arrested By
Detrc.ives Haiaes and DoIlArd* are worthless
yaxabonds. and the officers expect to prove up
several robberlcs against shetn- Henry Fcrgu-
son is booked ut the sslnc station =, tor having
several weeks a:.O robbed lawyer ". OBrien.
While on Il '.tout..' of valuable watch aud
chain Mr. OBreif could not identify Fers"-
son or ybody else for the robbery, and was.
moreover, disinclined to prosecute, so that he
stands q fair show for acquittal-
TIE KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.
The greater portion of the prominent members
OF the Grand Lodge of Knights OF Pylnias re-
turned from the session ut Springfield yester,
day morning. All seem to be perfectly satisfied
with the result Of the deliberations. General
sfes to ,Hhc IN reSx a 10 me
muusly adopted. The question uf the invasion
Of the Grsud jurisdiction OF Wisconsin WIS
by the surrender OF the leading figure In the
ease, WIN pleaded guilty. and rendered. over his
own Signature. full und ample apology for the
otTcnse against the Grand Lodse Qf lllnois, the
Representative ". y. Kennedy.
Tue proposed chaug': in the Endowment De-
part1ntnt has been referred to select commit
tee aud the requisit cln1lRss In the Code OF Pro
ce,lllre have been committed to the Committee
Fer e ded Ts Ioee Of Aon very
grave charges against Grand Chancellor Herd.
man, of jerscyyite, which elictcd Il long and
warm debute- The accused was acquitted, aud
appeal was taken against the finding 10 the SUI
preme Lodge The testimony IN the latter case
was very vuuulluous. Several new u'en came
tive Thomas, of Belesitle. whose - capacity
for presiding as well us debate was fully reco2-
nized.
Dwight ". Day. Of Eau Claire, who wnS present
and prosecuted his complaint against Carl +.
Herman, made host OF friends by the manner
III which be conducted his case and performed
the very unpleasant and delicate duty dcFolved
upon him.
The Grand Lodee meets again in Springfield
next yeur- The journal OF proceedings, which
is bsiuy printed by George +. Hazfctt y Co., Is.
they say, to be out next week. Some sag that
had :. the order Of business been transposcd
David j. Lyon would hure been his own sue
cessor rs Supreme Representative. The Grand
Ledge 'e have Se faiIen n19 TIE very
which. If Continued, will result in 1855 in history
repeating itself.
yesterdays SENTENCES
In the case of Johrl Laughl!n, the constable
who tried to kldnAp Alfred Seymour in HYDE
Park about year ago, Judge Jameson yester-
day sentenced him u pay q tue OF $aao. George
dsee Wm say On W
Street. Of a large quantity Of eflrer,sare and
some money, and was given four: years in the
who escaped through the fluc Of the County
Jail In ISL lie claims to navc b'd silent
adeu 10 about. dozen taslers since thar
time, and when lodged in this jail a few weeks
n,u he made his threats that it would not hoid
him very long. John Garland pleaded ruity to
oHmdn @ heIze cc !" M1atne~ ,x oS
on plea to one year IN the penitcntiary for
burylariztug the furniture store of. WIrts T.
about 500 worth Of velvet trimmings. Jonn
lsurns was given two and half years. John
Dean one year and Tnomas Lyons Lyons two s yenrs ~
case of boots from car In the Lake Shore yard
Of this city Aug. J.
PROTECTING THE MINORS.
The work OF the Citizens League becomes
more important every day AS iun@ Us such men
us the following are intrusted with II license To
run saloons, the task undertaken by the League
will not he very easy o1le SATURDAY morning
Luis Kaplansky. 1Gf Blue Island avenue, was
nrratened before Justice lngerso'l On tWo
charges: First selling liquor 1o persons intoxi-
Gated; and SECOND, keeping disorderly house
by selling liquor to minors. Mr- A. Pa1ton pros
ecutcd the case and placed upon the stand six
boys frou, Is to IL years of age. every one OF
whom testified thnt be was in this sa1ODn and rot
drunk, u1d that he was supplied with liquor
after he WIS drunk. Every one III the Co.trt-
room WAS Disguised, and everybody wondered
how it was TINT the Mayer allowed such place
70 ruu under license from the City Of Chicagp.
Knplanssy was held to the Crirnllial Court un-'
der bonds Of S3Ju for selling liquor to persons
Intoxicated. und fined SO and costs for keeping
II dizorderly house, and the Mayor will be asked
to revoke his license. The League is pushing
its work with great vigor, and during the past
week large number Of arrests have hcen made
and the cases are now pending befurc tho vari-
| Gus Justice Courts us follows: Justice Inger
/ soil, two cases; Walsh. Two; Morrison, six;
Scuily, Two: Sun1mcrticld, tour; Wallace. four
Quite a number Of cases have been entered by
the North Side League, and Il large number VI
cascs huye been heard by the grand jury.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Prot. King reports good hunting in the