, 1875-07-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

GENERAL NEWS.
Tho monthly report Of thes Society Of Co
6anar1tans shows that S133. - has been recoiv
from the various departments OF the Home s,p
thu Inst reports.
Tho temperature this day. as observed I
Manssse, optician, No. SO Madison street {TR1
rxx Boitdins) Va. as follows: 8a~ h., 60;
an, T.; II m, 73; 8 p. m, 70; 7 p, m, 6e.
Gov. Bereridge hss telegraphed 10 Col u
clutg postponne the review OF the First Beg
mont from Saturday, july n. to tho followin
Saturday. July 81. This will give the boys moi
time TO prepare.
4 correspondent sugresta th4t tho bs'ioo
may bare been struck by lightning In such
case thera would have been only fash and j
and its unfortunate occupants would h4ye d,sap
peased for ever
= 4 raro specimen Of the Night Blooming Cereu
is at Newber1y's Ereeu-h house. Cottage Grow
avenue 1t has been viewed recently by quite
number OF persons. and haa been unifo1m],
pronounced unexcelled.
Tue alarm from Box 4e4 at AS p. na., yester.
dAy, was occasiored BY FIRE in tho two-stors
frame building 1902 T1enty-frst street, owned
and occupied by Albert johnson. Loss. 500.
No insurance. i detective chimney was the
cauee-
cargo OF cattle imported direct from Scot
land arrived in this citv Thursday, cous'gned TO
Daris Lownsn, Of Toulsn, Stark County. Co.,: Ibs .
following were in the herd: "Lovely 1Sth
..Eattez1lv 45th:'' Butteray 4G,h; Mlasle
.a1eatdine I'll They were It once taken to
the Green Lawn Farm owned BY hi. LoWnan.
The tvo-s:osy frame building $50 Went
s wosh owned ny stsfneq
grocery and dwelling was set
on fire yesterday morning At aLout O'Clock, but
the blaze vas exuDguisheo before any seTi-
OLA damage resulted. This is the third or fourth
time the same place has been set On ire in ~
roauJ months
In In item in FRIDAYS Issue the nAmc Of DR..
II. A. O'Eraanan WAS used in manner calcu-
lated to reflect upon him It VAS far from the
intention Of THE TRIBUNE to cas-: reproach upon
tue Eentleman's character. or to IL anywiso re-
feet upon him discreoitably. He is too we'll and
favorablv known 70. anything eso .hnn kindly
and respectful notice. and the reference made to
him was entirely in4dvertent.
Un1equited lore has sometimes driven its VIC
tjns to tho river banks. Some have plunged in;
others have returned home and lived long and
GaEpy lives It drove poor Nerther to re-
yclver OF the best German manufacture The |
'cup Of cold pizea has hurried others frun their
WorId OF woss. 1t GroEe patient no~ 1T tha |
Aexian Brothers Hospital. on the North Side, |
to the commission Of deed which the Oriental |
story Of *' Vathek sacs was performed by the !
surgeons Of the Sultan upon tllose rho were too
familiar WITH the ladies OF his sefag1io, alter |
which they wese deemed Gt to ret as guardians
OF the sclt-samo ladies- He is undergoing sur
g1cal treatment.
Tie friends OF Miss Ellis F. Ross gare her
Eurrrlse party lest Thursday evening at tha
dwelling OF her father. Capt. William R. Toss,
No. 776 West Monroe street An exceedingly
pleasant evening WAS spent with mueic, dancing, |
etc.. and all had very enjoyable time. Among
those present we're the Misses Goldman, Harvey,
ming, Howard, Moore. Barnes, WEIGH, Hore,
Robinson, Oates, Lane, Holman, Milen. Shu-
feldt, Bomeri Mossrr. Clark, HaIriott, Estc1l,
tautiean; BISHOP. Ea1L Sherman. Milen. Har-
DFe" nd1aM. aannne %ne's Nc
Brown, 0ates, and Hicks
The Officers and Directresscs Of the Chicago
Protestant Orphan Asylum. with their numerous
faolily of o1poans, had delightful picnic 1t
Highland Park on Friday last which was
Also hugely attended by tho friends OF the in .
blrs- L. B. Pullman. who furnished 4 train OF /.
[our CARS, including drawing-room chr for the
aides. and also to Mr. Flank Parmelee, who
u1nlshed ccachcs to take the little people to aud
rom thn care The nse Of lhe G, onnas at High
and Park we're kindly donated. and from tho |
ulcers O: Tue road, the station agent, the good |
'cop:e of Highland PARK. and all others, the
z9hans received the kindess aud most liberal
Fescotrs and care. On THURSDAY, the orphans !
Eer6 also tteated to free entertainment at the '
tlrpodrome. I
Yesterday forenoon, while eome workmen vero |
ngaged in e1cavAting for the foundations Of a. / .
ew building to be erected by l.. S!.ve1mau, en- |
be Vest aide Of Third avenue, aud about lou feet
rom jackson street, thcF came upon Two human J
hrln, one evidently that of u man and the other
4 woman. IherA n other sh md |
2e supposition Is that they were buried by some 4
hysseaan, Who had procured them Tor expert :,
rental purposes. There wore reports TINT the "
zulls belonged to two headiess bodies that were =
'und in the nger six or eight years ago, and E
fought to have been thrown there By murder Il
:. But that story was dlscredited- The F
'ulls wero fonnd in tie clay, about r
feet below the surface, and, therefore. :,
cat fire. They were buried aeaiu on an ad- a
lining lot. The Coroner should take cogni- Il
ace Of the matter, and make AL investigation 4.
I'd a fee. -
LADY WARRINGTON MOONLIGHT FErE o.
The South Side IL al excitement III anticipa-
IN Of the Lady Washington Moonlight fete, an | e.
sertisement Of which appears in another | 81
tnmn. to be given By the Fcrty-6rst Street Il,
Springer, ESQ.,, corner Of P1ailie avenue and p'
alrty y-eishth street, on Tuesday evening, July tt
grand illumination. decoration Of the vi
ounds, vocal aud instrumental music BY pro- ~
QQAf1etI9 8tlQ QQ6 Ua0Q OF m19lC, g. / -
od supper to be served under large tents Oh u
e lawn and the costumes Of Lady 81
aEhington and otner ladies will be among iii
g attractions OF tue evening. No extra charge kl
+ supper is another pleasing feature. Great &,
ias sre being t~ken, aud money IT being libe.- fir
j. used. to 1uako tits of the ell oyable til
rasions Of the season. Mt. Spr1neei's grounds
Fery beautiful and extensive, and Ill who At Of
I'D Will doubtless s}'en; very delightful even ST
). S@ccoss 10 tho Undertaking. of
I.lHEaEY laoAHn il
4 meeting Of the Public Library Board Was de
ID Yesterday afternoon. the Hon. Thomas Oh
>v"e IL tue chair. Messls. Qneal, Onahau. in.
'honS. Rosen:hal. and Shorey we're ia at- tra
,dAnce. Ia,
lra ordinance OF the Common Council in mt
|e1ence to tue matter of keeping she library as an
II as tho reading-room open until o'clock lau
n7.. Was taken up ami discussed. fal
dost Of tho Directors incliped to the belief | the
It the matter should not be hastily acted | OF
On and, on motion, the subject Was referred s
the Committee On Rules and Regulations, | in
b instructions to report At next meeting. ont
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