, 1872-11-21

Everything.
4, D, Simmons, Commercial Editor Of the
| Kansas City Times, is ut the fremont.
Hon. Chas. A. Eldridge, Of Fond du Lac, Wis,
was at the Briggs yesterday.
| William G. Corning, Albany, N. T., registered
| at the fremont, yesterday.
The Hon. T. IT. Ferry, U. 8. Senator from
Michigan, was at the fremont, yesterday.
"A. Morey, of the Rochester Union and Id.
| vertiser, was ut the Sherman yesterday.
| Judge II. 4. Mer7il, OF De Witt, Iowa, regis
tered at the Briggs House yesterday.
Hon. Charles Carpenter, Of Hudson, N. T., en-.
| joyed the hospita1it1es Of the fremont yester-
General O. c. Barton and the Hon. A. C. Bare.
stow, Of Providence, R. l., we're at the fremont
yesterday.
Hon. J. F. Farnsworth, Of st. Charles, ILL.,,
was among the arrivals at the Briggs yesterday.
A. II. Holden, President First National Bank
! Of Kansas City, No., vas guest Of the fremont
House yesterday
G. C.Townesend, of the Townsend House, Ocon.
omowoc, Wis, was at the fremont House yes
terday.
Airs. Stanton's lecture, tomorrow evening, is
one Of the regular West Side Star course. Sea-
son ticket-holders will be cheerfully admitted.
| lu6 4OuUHu16 h61o dt tu0 1l4bb6 nou65s 4653
! terday: 4. L. Conger, Akron, Ohio; ". H.
| Briggs Battle Greek, Mich. 3. D. Boynton,
Boston; r. L. Armistead, Nashville, Tenn; o,
| R. Post, Columbus, Ohio.
| Miss Smiley, the Quaker preacheresB, will give
Bible lesson, at o'clock this afternoon, to the
ladies' OF the West Side, in the par1ors Of the
First Congregational Church, corner Of West
Washington and Ann streets.
The West Division Street Railway lines will
| mild ari2ooffc attack this
They will " run" from the different barns frat.
| It is to be hoped, however uncharitab1e the
hope may seem, they will run all over indef-
nitely.
4 young man, named j. J. Robertson, was ar
rested by Detective Tyrren, yesterday, on the
Pouse Of 300 and q watch. The exact number
OF bills were found upon him, and the victim Of
the theft claims that they are his.
On the Gardner House register yesterday
we're the following names: T. H. Yilton and
wife, New York ". s. Judd and e. H. Smith,
Minneapolis Jas. F. Woodman and J. D. Car
ter, Salt Lake City; a. F. McC1oaky and wife,
Galena; S. E. Merwin, Jr., New Haven, Conn.
Geo. J. s. s. P. Plant, st. Louis.
Two infant children belonging to Wenze1
Pankort residing on Twenty-ninth street, be-
tween Wentworth and Shurtlid avenues, died
| suddenly on Tuesday morning from an attack OF
| infantile conyulsions- They we're Of different
GHAC0.
| quest Was held yesterday.
Citizens of the West Side are not Of skepti-
cal turn Of mind. On the contrary they are will
ing to believe almost anything short Of the
evening papers. But one can scarcely expect
them to give credence to the announcement that
the West Division Street Car Company intend
running out several vehicles to-day
a man whose name could not be ascertained
fell into the basin at the foot Of Twelfth street,
%orfor9ep yyf7i1a atfnmrtfnr tn i1fnY fr1r11 n1,a
railroad track to another. He escaped drown
ing, owing to the shallowness Of the water, but
was injured internally, and had one Of his
fingers broken and badly frozen A policeman
assisted him to the County Hospital.
The Literary and Debating Society Of the Chi
weekly meeting at the Union Rooms, No. 758
Michigan avenue, this evening. Theprogramme
includes music, reading, and conversation upon
some topic of general interest. The club has
had considerable accessions to it's membership
roll, including many ladies, and promises to be
q decided SUCCESS.
The Board Of Public Works issued the follow
ing building permits yesterday: John Il. Kedzie,
4story and basement stone 'front.' 50x7O feet:
Nos. 120 and 122 East Randolph street; Brown
Bros, 4-story and basement stone front, 23x76
feot, No. 1923 Dearborn street; Brown Bros,
4-story and basement stone front, 25x80 feet,
No. u9 South Clark street; H. B. Hurd, 5-story
and basement stone front, 34x195 feet, No. 50
r
East Lake ssrse1'
fro1essor foumans; me orll4ant sc1enunc
%11ter ana me- e9loaaen5 !ecsa5er2 Mno mas lately
oone SO mucn toward P9Pulalazang me aosI19se 11s
principles SC Of science y nus nanasement OF Ihe
ropusar science Montat, Is Is announcea TO 1 de-
sne me11 hs
Avenue baptist Church.
It is claimed that further evidence has been
found to prove that Michael Hogan, the sailor
who has been before Commissioner Hoyne
several times during the Past IT, week 9 =, On tn the
charge OF passing q counteuen @oo OH, mas pee9 9
dealing extensively IN tnle sors OF money, auu 1i
has succeeded IN ylctnzlng several m 4Ssa Ga1 eman
tradesmen. He WI be examined oy 'ne oo"-
missioner again 1o-oay'
An old-fashioned New England supper will be
given this evening at the Ada Street Methodist
Episcopal ChuIcn, 20 pe aon1"eG ~ 1o.e1 .1scap 81
and literary d - ~
our best amaaeut @ ~ an aua an1g X
take part Inc oq - +a 1 ra 70
cents nts9 1ns to tn comnletion of The chnrct,
building.