, 1874-08-09

GENERAL NEWS.
An excursion pnrty numbering over 500, under
the auspices Of the American Protestant Asso.
citation, will arrive in this city early this MOI ming
from Richmond Ind.
"Fearless Independence" as e1emp1iled in
tho Times, ia to borrow money Of gambler to
go to Europe, and then write him up.
The Times exceptionally dull yesterday.
It had but ons ratraction, and that was secured
by muscle.
A new Company OF the Legion Of st. Patrick
is to bc formed in this city, in connection with
the O'Douovan Rosa Crcie OF the Fenian
Brotherhood.
Tie Times was irving Yesterday to encourage
tue prorrietoss uf tue pretty waiter-giris 10 re-
els. the orders of the police directing them to
slu. up. The tribute was paid and hence tho
change OF 'front.'
Tho alarm from Boz 391 at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning was occasioued by fire in q two-storv
franc building, No. coz Centre ayeure owned
and occupied as grocery and dwelling by Mrs.
Bridget Hanlon. Damage about $500. No neur-
nnce. The 6ro originated in 4 clothes closet.
from some un1uovu cause.
Tho proprietor OF Monroe street gaming
house brags tint lie has parcaasel $500 worth
OF local Immunity in the Times. But the Clark
street concern mEv oast!d him. and thon thore
will bc 2uother outburst Of Fifth avenue virtue.
The range Of temperature yesterday rs OBJ
served by ManasEe, optlcan. uuder The TR1n-
usE Building. was, In the shado ut a. H., IS
deg. Fahr.; 10 a. H. CO; - m.. IL; s ., M,
II ?. H.. 70; aad p. m, 6s.
The first number Of Danish weakly paper.
called tho Ug.nddl, was issued yester~:ay. II ia
d four-paee sheet, published at No. g2 NiIwau.
kee avenue. It will be independent in politics,
and will contain correspondence and uowB 0!
fftfnr fr1tH HHPt -
. and general news. Tho subscription price is 50
year. It forms an ezcellont advertising ne-
dlum for all Who desire to reach IN inlpul t.nt
element OF our population.
Tha Time, has been silent recently about the
Courthouse architects A leading iowetcr ro-
ports several sales of slee-e-uuttons la,ely
There may be q connection between the TWO
faets.
Ba1keepers with ono accord state that Sccre-
tary DrlstoW cAu always ind flee drink6 at their
bars ~ q small Testimonial o} tic apptobatlon
win which they regard tao recent revolution in
IN scr p. By tho spacious fienamcnt on hisi,,"
remarked one Of the thor.-cbange-makin fra
terulty, 81 eau ring in TWO tens md a quarter
on fellow for IS cents twice in three times now,
sud he needn't be tight either"
A policeman Wooed refractory prisoner to
enter the taulDs Street Station Thursday, hy
promising, in the event of continued resistance,
to put such head on him that he'd have to stap
into lis slalr, q. tho ueck.
Which reporter Of the Times was it who un-
successfully tined to blacEtnal Mr. Anderson cut
OF $500 laet week? When the matter il brouahk
before the COURTS fuller information Mil be OBJ
!tlned.
Michae1 Dee1y happened to find 1910 On the
grass Ut Sharpshooters' Park where it had been
dropped through the careicssucss OF William
Aeruaun. its owner. DeelY was arrested nj
Hermann's instigation and, With q mau ua,asd
Mccoy, sent TO the Bsideweii for thirteen davs
on the charge Of stealing it. Yesterday it wcs
proved b. m eyewitness that tue -mouey
.n maa lying IN the grass when DeelY found 1t. aad
1ne anjnat phir were released. II ia said bY
beoly t'iAt OAlcoe Flynn bo4s him aAsusfully.