, 1874-10-11

tra-y are cpe1r SUNDAYS from to 10 D. N. Men
be1shp IN the Athen#um IL opea to all on equs
terms. irrespective Of narionalitv, sax, creed, {
occupation. Over 200 memberships lave bee
taken during the past mouth. Rooms, LA l1sd
asou atlees. fistors always welcome.
| PERSONAL.
The rumor that 1ir. Beverly r, Chambers, @
wv West Washington street, is . candidate fo
Alderman Of tha First Ward, is unfounded.
! Fred ". Esby, OF Esby d Barnes, has re
turned from q visit among bis relatives as No,
riatow1, Pa
! Judge McKeagney, Of tho Court Of Queen
Bench, Manitoba, Can. is in the city en- rout
for home. and is stopping at SINNERS Hotel.
The Hon. f. Ludington. Mayor Of Milwaukee,
Is among the arrivals at SINNERS Hotel.
George, son Of George q. Latin, of this city
died at New Haven, Conn, Thursday, OF typhoi.
fever, aged 1G years. The deceased had jus
entered Yale College, and gave brilliant promis,
! OF future success IS student. His parents re-
ceived intelligence OF the aickness of their so1
III time to be with him prior to his death. Tht
remains Will be inferred at Pittshe1d. Mass tht
old home Of his parents, sad where an'older sou
Ii also buried.
Richard Collins, large property-owner and
business man Of the Eighth Ward, " prominent.
" mentioned By his friends a. cauiidata fo,
Alderman in bis ward.
Miss Maria Mitchell Professor Of Astronomy
at Vas4ar College, viii probably attend ths
meeting Of the Academy Of Sciences Tuesday
evening.
In justice to the firm Of Fuller, Warren &;
Co.. We make this correction: That thoy are
located At % and to, instead OF 153 and 1G0. as
stated IN our issue OF Friday last also. that F.
A. Waidner d Co were successors to William
Numson Co., instead Of William Munson i.
Co.. and James B. Goodman, Secretary Of the
West Chicago Land Company, instead OF B.
Goodman
L. wALIIN0FoRD.
A meeting Of freight agents of the different
roads and lines vas held at the Sherman House
on Saturday afternoon, to take action regarding
the dea.h Of Ar. A. Wallingford, agent Of the
tBlue Line"
There we're present Messrs. Hoops, Meldrum.
Tappsn. Joseph ". Smith, James Smith, Chan
dler, Manchester, Carhart, Street, Na1f2ld,
Howe, Mackay, Skinner, Martin, Hogan, Fowler,
Boylngtoa, and Stockton.
On motion. Mr. ". ". Street was called to the
chair and Joseph Stockton WAS appointed secre-
tarv.
On motion Of Mr. Meldrum. q committee of
five Was appointed to draft resolutions o1press-
ing the sentiments OF the meeting,
Nessrs Chandler. Howe, J. ". Smith, Mel
drum, and Manchester we're appointed such COM
mittee.
The Committee reported tho following regolu-
tons, which were unanimously adopted:
WHxRxA., In view OF tho loss which the citizens Of
Chcago, and more immediately the rairpad ferreeen-
ts.ves Of this eity and bis many personal ends
ford, agent of the " Blue Line" md for many years.
tue general agent OF the Crest Western Railway Of
Canada: therefore, be it
<sored, That this meeting desires to place on rec
ord their respect, esteeu and love for his memory
their resPect for his upright and honorable dealing:
II
esteem for his geni1l character and unyaryng cour-
tesE md their love for Ills Christian denle.nor and
Reso:u4d, That in this dspcnsation Of Divine proyt
enec We arc led to reaze the uncertainty OF Ife and
the necessity Of preparation for death, which may
come to US without moments warning, as it did to
our friend wloee loss nor sincerely moa7n
tsartd That thts meeting desires to express their
deep sympathy With bis hereAved family but venture
TO hope toeJ Will find consolation in the recollection Of
bis msny virtues and pure life.
Reso!red That the Secretary furnish copy Of these
resolutions to the family Of the deceased and th.t the
several city papers be requested to publish the pro-
Resotped, That the members Of this meeting, md
6uch other menbers Of the railroad fraternity hxve
been the friends and associates Of thu vce4seI who
may desiEe to do so, will attend his funeral In body
TIE C1TY-HALL.
The City Collector yesterday received S.. ZOO
'n city taxes the Water Department received
51.6.O.
Tho City Treasurer yesterday received
81 ,5a3. "a from the City Collector and 91,674 |
from the Water Department.
The Finance Committee will meet Monday at 2 |
,. H., in the City Clerks office.
Mr. Sullivan, Secretary of the Board Of Public !
Works, yesterday received telegram from the I
'bsent Board, announcing that they would ar !
i've home Tuesday morning Yesterday they t
rere in Newark n r.
Otto Bluhm ia out for Coroner on the Opposi- !
ion ticket. He has had 100000 cards printed !
the fact, and intends to supply every
nan with half dozen Of them. /
Tho land-tunnel will be fully completed by
ONO rrow. The opening will not take place
nil next week.
his fall fer Alderman. Some of his frienGs
his name for County Commissioner,
nd the Alderman does not correct their state
1ents.
The Mayor aud Comptroller yesterday amused
hemse!ved BY eiguing tho vouchers Of the
'olice aud Fise Department pay-rolls. The
iayor WAS exceedingly Hrnthy ali the forenoon
1at the taxes lad been doubled by the present
dministration. In the afternoon he v1eited
ia Of q fre.ess dummy on the Hyds Park
:acx.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank Adams
E1;ved last night from O,tuwa where he has
cen aldiug Judge Dickey in cases to be called
p before the Supreme Court Judge D,cxeY
Ill arrive this eyeulDg but will leave again the
ext morning. Both gentlemen expect to finish
le1r work inside OF t"o weeks at the furtnest-
No business WAS transacted yesterday bv the
oliee and Firo Commissioners. they were ab-
ire Marahals on drive through the city.
resident Sber1d1n is detained at home bY aick- |