, 1881-07-10
be observed tnnr nearly 50 600 peup!e went home
yesterday Without delay for tho first time since
navigation opened.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.
IT WILL GO AHEAD AND BUILD ON L.. sAtLE

TIE BOA RID ON TRAD d.
IT WILL Go AHEAD AND BUILD ON La sAt.LE
STisEEr.
TuE Tn1nuSE yesterday announced tho fuel
that La salle street had been practically racnted
in accordance with the order Of the City Cotin.
Gil, and that the opponents OF tho vacation hue
been cuchred by The men who wanted tC
SEQ the property on either side OF that thor.
oughfaro rendered rclnllncratlve. u visit tc
the grounds showed tilut while tho street huu
been rendered 1mpassable either for teams
Or pedestrians, there had been no attempt to
= build upon the property. AT both the Jackson
and Vun Rurcn street ends barrica'lcs have
been constructed ,lnd rho sidewalks torn up,
and at present the street is impossible.
THE HEARING DELAYED.
Corporation Counsel Adams received letter
from Judge Tulcy a few days aIyu saying tha1 he
WAS away on II vacation and probably wuuld not
he buck until about the eth inst. to hear the
,nouou to dissolve tile injunction In the Lii
fur tile Ath. Mr.. Albums Immediately notiiiel
Mr. knles und .ar. Fuller, and yesterday morn
have the matter pnsrponed. Mr. Fuller also
wanted to 80 aw:ly, ant. As nobody appeared to
be anxious to push the ease, 1t was speedily mr.
ranged that tho herring should 20 over. 10 be
taken up On notirc TO c0upIainants counsel at
any time after the lst OF September.
. In the meantime ufairs remain IN 6tntu quo.
happy; the city has vucatcd the street, ns it
claims, und dues not wish to do anything fur
!ber aard Hna Us M fr z,e r. e a'eon n4 Ss s0ei
party to it. Gun 20 on und build on tho property
when It sees tit, Or tan get Il conveyance. Mr.
knlcs THINKS any. one who chooses MAY tear
authorities claim there will be II lnrge-szed row
If private persons undertake tu nuke the va
Gated street thorunghlare again. The contest
now viii probably TO between tho Onion Build
ing Association and the l2oard OF Trade, while
the city guardians calmly sit OH the new fence
and net rs impartial spectators.
All there Is Of it, said
MR. I. II. KALEs,
counsel for the Union Building Association, to
reporter yesterday. Is thnt the c.Asc goes over
until September. We were Ill court this uorn-
notification from the Corporation Counsel to up
pear ant1 set aute for argument on the motion
10 dissolve the Injunction: and ni PARTIES nsrced
to let It h. heard tue FIRST Monduy III September.
That Is utl kt,ow Of it thut Is new
~ We're there nny stipulations nude Us to
further disturbances OF tho street,:
mo, there were stipu!utl0ns Mnlc what
ever. The part.cs who have blocked tho street
were not parties to tho original case und are not
vinlHsing my injunction. Whatever they do Is
is over they may ti.id that there is way il
which they eau III. reached.
Mr.. Grunnis, President Of the En!on Building
about the troubles. lie h,d not been cnsulte.!
uout any of the mnvcsutnts made. and he had
no information 10 furnish to the press
Mt,. John l.. NESSI.Ey,
formerly Ircs1dcnt OF rue 4tOaFu 0t Trade, mt
new Caart,inn Of the Committee OIL Site, said
that the building operations wuild ~ right
on. 1t was dc5ynrd To put I'll the foundations
during the good weather and III keep right ulong
,,t the Wurf until its completion. The building
would BIZ ready for occupancy May |, lss. lie
tiiscasned any Knowledge as to tho fence.whch
grew up like Jonah's =ourA, In Il single night.
i;ut he Jill know that comnittuc
had been appointed to consult as
to ways and means, atnd To decide whether Il
joint stuck company should be formed ar not.
r.. u
MIR. McDcrmd Mr.. Frcnch nj Sibley & French.
Mr. ". J. Pope. ami .John X. IIc.,slcy. What
they would ultimately reach he
could mt tell fur they hail held no meetings
AMI tic knew nothing OF the cnurt proceedings.
But he backed the statement thnl the work
NouiG 90 On without let or huuralcc.