, 1872-11-17
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Everything.
H. W Shaw CJoah Billing5) and wife are ut
the Gardner.
Hon. J. Stephenson, Of Marinette, Wis, is at
the Briggs.
Judge McCand1ess, OF Pittsburgh, is at the
Sherman.
Hon. J. s. Hildrup, Of Belvide1e, was regis
tered at the Briggs yesterday.
The franklin School, on the corner OF Division
and Sedgwick streets, will be opened tomorrow
morning.
Miss May Howard has arrived from San Fran
cisco, and is at the Sherman. She is Ell route to
Europe.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, Of. Boston, breaches
in Unity Church this morning, filling Robert
collyers pulpit
The Ellsworth Zouayes will hold meeting to-
morrow evening at their assembly roomss corner
of Fifth avenue and Madison street.
HIM. Stanley, OF New York, was at the Gard.
ner yesterday. He may be the discoVerer Of
Ll7lngstone, or not.
Mr. o. B. Green, the wel1-known contractor,
denies the statement that the water-main at
Rush street bridge was damaged by him.
Bronson Alcott Of Concord, Masa., the eccen-
t1ic philosopher, was in the city on Friday, the
guest Of friends at the st. Denis.
John Hay oughtto know something Of "Phases
Of Washington Life" il any one, having been
Private Secretary to President Lincoln during
time when that life WAS at its widest. He tells
what he knows to South Sids lecture-goers Mon
day night.
On and after tomorrow the business Office
and counting-room Of TIE TRIBUNE, will 6e az
the rev building, corner Of Madison and Dea; =,
born streets. The old Office on Canal street Will
be discontinued.
The following we're at the Gardner house yes
terday: Charles Rice, E. n. Hurbut, AMI Il"
N. Packard, New York :; r. Mason, providence;
OIander Metcalf, Pittsburgh.
The following changes in the Michigan Gen ,
The night tra,n for Grand Rapids and Muske3on
Leaves Chicago al $40 p. n instead Of $3.50 ?.
NJ and the Indianapolis Express leaves at 9:l0
D. IN. inetead Of $3.50 P. n.
TIE ladies Of the North Star Social Society will
gre an oyster suppex on Tuesday evening, Nov.
Il, the proceeds to be devoted to the furnishing
OF their new house of worship, oorne: OF D:Y:slon
and Sedgwick streets.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin and the two wcmsn Who
we've arrested with lin On Friday evening. on
TIA charge mentioned in yesterdays 1H.SUSE,
| we.e hcnorably discharged from custody by
Justice scu:ly, the complainant being Unable to
prove her a!lega:ioa.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon q nan
named Thomas Mcdonnell, While crossing tie
Chicago l. Northwestern Railroad track at
Franklin street, was knocked down by q train Of
cars, and severely, though not fatally, injured.
He resides at No. 88 Ohio street.
Joseph Aredzki wishes to state to the pstrons
Of TIE TRIBUNE, in the district eocth of Thirty
frat street, ard east of State, that John Hotf-
man, the former carrier, has sold al his interest
in the route to him. and that be will continue to
serve the patrons of The TRIBUNE as faithfully
as his predecessor.
TIE following Ferscns registered at the Briggs
yesterday: ". s. Gcribner, Helena, Montana'
). S. Maynard. Colorado; B. Preston, Pitts
burgh; J. s. Robertson, New York s. Pease'
Salt Lake City; Wm. colco1d, st. Louis; H. E.
Crane, Rochester.
Soldiers, sailors, and marines are a1 inylted 70
| attend q reunion, to be held on "wednesday