, 1875-02-22
GENERAL NEWS.

n E0IIGHpuUleAt H1lkea " ~ Nu%Cu
IL the brightest star In tho dfn,a,ucus7" Sirius
is tho brightest Of tho l1od stars.
Detective o'Connofs, Of Now York, arrived
hero yesterday, uud will tako back to that oity
Gb0rbo llaytuuAd, arroatcd hHre by Detective
simnluns on charSo Of forgary in sgune tho
na1le of D. II. Arthur, Wall-atroot Drokoi. to
check for 81, 100.
a young cAr.conlunsor on Van Bureu street
wondered why his passengers always used to
aek h'n how much he WAS gong to Charge this
summon for ico, and when tho opcra-troupe
"oull opeu, After giving .lo n,atter hiH ulatulo
lclktraslon le Hhut tho car-door, and now Aings
no moro tLan hon rauary- y-biri in moultiug-
k1Ine.
Ylrtuo Ia ita own reward. Iesserda. q
young man on Maa,son.strees car gave up his
seat to old lady. mud CROSSED tho aislo to ono
much lesa desirable IN some respects. nnce there
w4B draft from tho duor OH one sidc Of Linn
aud pretty Eitl, whose mother bud tuas left the
car, on tho othor. Giving his nlustache fancy
twia:, 10 had Juut dropped iuto tno seat vacated
by tho pretty gr!'a ma when no ran himself into
tho sLawl-pin sho had lott Inadvertently on tho
seat.
Tho Marshal and aids of tho 81. Pasrick's Dsy
procession mot III Fatlior Mathew Te1npranco
Hall yesterday afternoon, and ussoed upon h
liue Of march. TO be reported to tho Convention
Of Societ,es noxt Sunday. lilo proceedings we're
harnonious, and tho Beasion wna brief. Tho
Committee appointed to lrafs Constitution and
bylaws mot At thu Ban1o time, and efectod aub-
committee, which vii! report to tho ucnorsl
Committee next Th'lrsday evening at half-paut
o'clock. Tho report will be ready for submit
sion noxt Suudao. Several #oeiotica .uot ropro-
esntcd at tho arst meeting aont IN their dolo-
Ealas yesterday aud wore claaaea among those
| that Hould take part III tho demonstration.
1aE 1ounnEyHEa PRINTERS
OF tho city held meeting yesterday afternoon
at 2;3a oslock, In tho jail ut No. 10 Dearborn
utrcet. for TIM purpose Of organizing a tompcr-
ct ff1a nF tim
Reform Club. About 20u persons were present,
including lair spriukllng OF las!ios. 2. II. Nc
Logan ,sas e!ocscd temporary Chairman aud II.
- sir. 3'9 Il. rilden 1ds Chairman of tho Executive
Committee Of the Ieform Club, explained tllo
plan Of Organization. and Htated that ave clubs
have bcon organized tn various rs parss OF tie city
will. EratitynR results; sao Iho co,ior Club, ho
Aahloy street, principally, and by sta organtza-
tlon two aalooun in tint vicinity Lad boon cosed
up. The yarney CLUB, at tho corner Of Western
avenue spd kladison street, bad 100 uelaiers
Chnpel B2. lilo urKod tho printoru to osGauiza
AAlresBos ueto iIado by 31osars. A1oLoSaa, o.
?. Martin. II. Il. afasldou II. ". Clark. John
Collier, J: y. O'Couuor, ". y. Varnoy, aud
temperance, and Easned 'ther hearora sgaipat
the 3rsnking habit
4 pledge uaB presented, aud rs mombera
signed 1t.
IA0 meeting tA4n 0tectpa tn6 following
oiliears: President, r. W. bishop; Hecro.try,
| Edward Irwin: First Fice>prosldant, NJ. Ii.
Mulden; Second yico-Preailens, II: Calvin !;
THIRD Vice President, A. J. AcCaftfy, TFoasuroz,
| j. Y. Thompson:
It was agreed that the organization should DO
called the Typographical Temperance 1seioru1
| Club.
Aftes the appointment Of = committee to
franc constitution and by-iawa, Tho meeting
adjourneA to nieet again ut tie sanao hour and
| place next Sunday,