, 1874-10-08

GEN EltiaAN ~ EWS.
Tho temperature yesterday, ns observed by
nEanusso, opticia1l, under THE TRIBUNE BniId-
Ing, was, iu the shade, as follows: At 7 nrn., 10
deg. Fahr. 10 q. H., 81; 12 NJ, GO; 8 p. H., 81;
6 p. NJ, 81, and 8 p. NJ, 81.
Tho ladies' md gentlomcn working Tor the fair
for tho Gcfn1an Aid Society mot yesterday after
noon. Tho subscriptions UP to dato wero re-
ported at s., 900 money collected, st.740 value
Of goods subscribed, $500. All Of which ii
good for wcck's work.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Citizchs' As
socia!ion were IN session yosteflay afternoon.
Tho ubicota under discussion vera tho two re-
ports Of tho ''Galloway" and "Tulcy" Com
mittccs. Further debate was postponed until
tho noxt meoting Of tho Association.
nodfcld. Bowen Il Go. hayo most generously
tondorel tho FREQ ,,ns Of their uuocol1,iod floors
in tho Reddeld building, Nos. liz to 116 Lake
street, with stean-hesting, md services Of al
engineer to rln tho elevator to tho Indies OF the
Hubnemann Hospital Fair Committee, who will
hold their Fasr thcro, beginning Nov. TO-
A private mceting Of cortain lending
Low Churchmcn Of this city was held yostordny
aftotnoon for tho purpose Of preparing pnpor
to bo sent to tho House Of Bishops, begging
them not to concur in tho election Of Prof. Scy-
moNr to the Iiahoprc Of Illinois.
Alr. Crooker, ono Of tho counsel for Aron
Anderson. wont to Springfield last night for tho
purpose Of trying to induce Coy. Doyeridgo to
grant Anderson a full pardon. h1r: Crookcr will
! present to Ills ExcelloncY strong petition,
nunerously signod, aud nlso poraouai letters to
the Governor from Judge Rogers. bofuro whom
Audcrsou WIS triod and Mai. Taylor ono OF The
Penitant'ary Commissioners Anderson, who ia
still IN the Cook County Jail, las strong hopeB Of
boing sct at liberty within the next daY or two,
instead OF being sent to Joliet and put into q
| atripod suit TIC ground OF which tho pardon Is
pollcltcd Es tint the testimony aGninat AndorBon
VAS wholly circH1sta1lial, aud not snhicicntly
tonr and stong to yarrnlt conviction, especially
In yiew OF the prisoners previous good char
| actor,
| 1'ho Newsboys Home will not 10 oponed for
ths reception ,. Of the boya on the 1oth us OK
ing. Tho Office Of nfr. Billings, the snperin-
| tcndont, is nov at tho new building, on Quincy
| street. wherc himself or tho Matron oau ho
found during tue lay qnd evening Iho boys
anxious to inspect their now quarters.
Tho draitd Lodge Of tho Sthtn Of Illinois held
| another ecasiun yesterday, which waH presided
over by arana Master Hawley. Tho special Or
der for tho day was tho clootion Of officers for
tho ensuing year, which resulted aB follows:
Grand Master, George Z. Louusbury, Of Cairo;
Deputy Grand 1aator, JoAopl, Robbins Of Quin-
| cy, Senior Grand Warden, W;J. 4. DoLanccy, Of
Gentf;nlia; a;;tda Jsoior Grand Waro,' Henry T.
John i. Durr,ll' Of spriusticld. The ustallatio,,
OF the Grand Officers will talo place to-daY at tile
| evening session. Yesterday tho report Of tho
Finance Committee was received andappEoGcd.
| . THE rAcK1NG-nousEs.
Day before yesterday Aid. Spai,sing cal}od up.
on Sanitary Supt Miller for tho purpose Of
stating to lin tho complanta Of roaidents Of his
ward relatlyoto to smells from tho packing houses
| on Archer aveuuo uald Eighteenth atract,
Dr.. Miller, in reply, stated TINT tho following
| noticeH lad bcpn sent to oil tho houses:
A. Yoas stontlon ts requested to lhe following rega
Gi!Y ~ cHdHao: Tint on md afcr Nov. !, i. u.
la7t every person Or corporation eaage in tho 'sl:
tho city Of oacsgo shall 30 rentred to place ss,cl.
apparatus IN eonnoeon with thur sankn VI will do
lie pcnalty for viont!on Of liz aboye rrslu,ion,
Hhull be no OF not less than $2j than Sl00.
LII order to aeo how muttors actually stood,
however, tho Superintendent aud tho Alderman
went on t. tour of, inspection, tho resulIa Of
Which, saconctly atatod aro as fo!!ows: At
TurnerH, tho gan FROM tile rendering -tanks is nlt
consumed; h0nao in excellent condition.
sc!oenenlatn'a was abominab!y lllthy. llold 4
hlitolall's was bad. Toboy i Booths rua fair,
alld They aro experimenting OIL tho Gon-
sumption 'n1 Of gas. cu'bettson Il niair }
| M4l Mnto suitable arrangements. Ferkln6
Dupce d Co., 4. F. OroBby IS Co., Small BROTH
crs, J. l.. l1nucocl, r. Schneider s. Co., Under
wood i Co., and Kriegh Il Co., aro winter
honaes. aud it ia not known What thoy will do,
but they viii presumably obey tho orders Of tho
noara Of Ilcalh. II my fafl to do so they will
ha prosecuted under tho law until compliance
becomes the cheapest policy.
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| PERSONAL.
Ex-A1ayor Medlll Hnilol from Liverpool for
Now York Oil tho 29th OF September, atd lB Ok
poctcl in this city Thurslay noxt. His family
will remain In Paris another month.
| capt. Jolln O1lourks, formerly Commander OF
Ntulllgana .attory, aud ut present conneoted
with Wisconsin railroad intorcsts, ia at thu
Drugs,
alr, dohlrick, publisher Of tho Rocky 3lol'n'
tain Herald, Donyer. IL in town, gueat ot alr.
stoughton, No. GU Wabash ayennc.
Tho Ifoy, @, D. I1oln,or arrived hero yaateraay
from tho National Congregational Oouuc'i as
Nov llayon. OF whic', body ho wss delegate
fran tia hsato Association at Illinois. 4lo VIII
oElciato i'll hsu church Sunday.
RAILROAD VISITORS.