, 1874-12-06
GENERAL. NEWS.

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CHICAGO Dec. 5, 1874. ''SAN1rARY."
GENERAL NEWS.
The occasional fitness of name and occupation
is illustrated on West Madison street. A si61
reads J. 4. W. Davis, Dentist"
The temperature yesterday, as observed By
Manasse, optician. under The TRIBUNE Build
ing. was: At a. m., IS degrees; 10 n. m.. 36
12 m., 38: 8 p. NJ. 80; and p. m. 96.
Perseverance was richly exempllhed yesterday
by the strenuous efforts Of al Old fisherman,
who devoted the day to sitting on the wharf. aud
ut o'clock in the evening WAS one 3-ounce perch
ahead.
The latest dodge Of Van Buren, street car-con-
ductors to convert the last passenger OF the last
car into pedestrian is to open the front door
on him aud give hun his choice between six
block walk aud dose ofnsura1sia OF rheunatics.
Among the heavy real estate transfers re-
corded yesterday, is the sale. By Henry II.
Taylor to Homer Fotwin for $4,000, of tho
property on tho west side OF Loonlis street. 104
fset south Of Palk-
The Good samaritans have received their
incorporation papers, duly recorded. The officers
are Airs. Annie E. Waldorf, President; A1rs.
Herman Raster and Mrs. Dr.. Bluthardt, Vice.
Presidents; Mr.. R. Baker, Socr etary: and Mrs.
E. ". Spaulding. Treasurer.
The Cost Exchange held private meeting
yesterday afternoon. Tho SPECIAL object OF the
meeting, it is understood, was to provide against
dealers selling on short weight, but nothing re-
medal was accomplished. Before adionEnine.
the Exchange, it is learned, appropriated sl0o
to the relief OF the Nebraska sufferers.
Thomas AlcHa1e, an unmarried man 10 years
Of aga. was run over by locomotive on tia
Northwestern RAILWAY, in front OF his residence.
No. 10 kinzie street. yesterday ut II q. m., aud
had his right leg severed above Ihe knee, and the
left near the ankle D. 1shan atteuded him,
and thinks his recovery doubtful.
The Old Ladies' Holior Society beg to an
nounce TINT they have received second doua-
ton from tho proprietor OF the Fulton u asket
dining rooms, 157 Clark street, to help pay for
the babies cribs at the Foundllngs' Homo on
Wood street. He will give 20 ger cent of hs re-
ceip1s next Wednesday for tie same purpose.
At the annual communication OF Landmark
Lodge No. 422, A. F. & 4. NJ, held at their hail.
No. ITO Cottage Grove avenue, Friday evening,
the following officers we're elected: ". H.. W.
1. Culver; 5. w, II. G. pendy; J. W. J. +.
Chadwick r., Peter DaeEv: S., J. L. Bennett; !;
S. D., II. S. Gregg; J. D., ". J. Graham; r.. J..
G. Savage.
Sheriff Bradley and his Deputies rere busily
occupied yesterday in arranging their Affairs
prior to yacating their various positions. Re-
turns that were not made Inst evening will be
completed to-uas. anu to-Mot1o" uioIu,o9 1fanx ~
AgneW. the ohefln-e!ecs, Will oe n'staiieo III LUG
onefll once. py as.oloa5 n!srs aI.. a5ne"
VIII nave aFluni,teu MS sntlous DepuL!E9 ai:u ~
full blast.
n,,,o .t,ox.,., ,ro .,ro,a, ,,o,;,r;nr - c,r
vass the question Of who shall DO the honors
to King kalakaua. Among tho interesting
,I's;na Ea1a1sra,s us;t ia b;1,;,1u
outiue n'aA ~ t1;rdsatn H. us;a.t.
a'fn m loaara ,au IN 4,o;nts a j.. - st
1ns lolst " teo In no ~ ~ 1,t IVY
ashe o1o III n1s ru1'"'"s na'cn "''o -11' A'in'en-
ulu*ei
At meeting OF tue ladies' OF tue AID Associa-
=. tnem a-ort su ~ sIo sor;D. 4i,ai te
1ono"1ns, !epoin WA 1lauo, snoMlns w. tne
9Ju wotA ~ rss for rs dne te onth 1
u M ~ 1an1 o w a. ,eoan sn. aant - ~
Home for the Frisndess. 5: to the Good as samari:
tans home o. @ lne e. 'aay ~ enar ot ihe Gnice a1
makes every eiiofe 70 secure eoou, 1ellaose heip.
rec LOT 1uil,lsnng X. ne @ e. ~ e1ra GnusE
1'aoe 'o' e'i's Il 'oe ~ ~ o"o pio'e'
the knights Of Pythias OF tho Jurisdiction OF
Illinois have arranged to hold general Uniform
Regalia Lodge reception, concert promenade,
mud ball, to take place in Mccormick Hall New
Years EvG. Many OF the leading members OF
tho Order met last evening in Graud Lodge Hall,
corner Of La Sale aud Adams streets, and ar
ranged all details. The p1ice of the ticket vii!
be s3, to admit L gentleman and ladies'. The
Committees OF Arrapgement are determined to
MAKE Iais aemoassida'on = very at'FacIl'e aoo
exceedingly en}oSaoie oecas1on.
scana a harbar,s shon cnstoner seating
1,imself savs: - XIV friend. I wish to sav to Won
II; adya aco that k1ow nv hoir ia eatrIn1 raf},p-
hin o,' nm and that NV head is nTettv drtv
Ia hacn to1d ao a oreat many timen dnr;ng tho
tast n tuantvv vesrs + yon viii nleasa nnderstand
1hnt i;Ee i sn think wa shaIi pet alona to-
"atier rerv nicolv." Barber. Oh. certainlr.
s s;r 7 notice that rou are ouite bald. and that
von do sadly need = shampoo. But. then.
wou,d not think Of insulting gentleman ike
vo,, ruai1 Nv savina ~. ~@''~@'''' @''@~
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The Irish Literary ABsoclatlon nave arranged
the following exe1 clses for the I 1all and ~lnter
season; !onn +; tlneftyt Iuesaay evening"
tne 15tn INST; subject; ~ Iom moore. JUS
tice Scnliy, subject; !" Inc Conquest OF Aex,
leo. John :; titzg1opon . n1sh N0Ve9s1a .,t ana
Their WoEks.' a. l.; Mor1tson: Inc Ao9fash
Invasion of SPAN. W. =; etlllsan John
Curran and his llmes. :, Ehas Coiner1 o., a As