, 1875-10-23
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

VIII tho writer of th o letter signed EJa.Wit-
,bse " seud hts address to this offscs.
jacob Rem, Jr., has sold to D. F. Reene7 for
$4,000, 775 BY 1876 fco& on 1omkins street. bn-
seen Polk and Taylor.
Tho Atlantic L Pacific Telegraph Company
,as,er1ay completed their CIV limo to It, Louis.
ind aro open for business there.
Eug!ne No. II, while responding 10 still
usrm sbnut o'clock last evening. broke down
" che railroad crossing, corner Of North ClArk
ind Kinzto Btreets.
Tho temperature yesterday, rs observed by
N.n.,,s opticsap, as Madison street tTntnuSE
Bu,dng), was At =. n,.. 65 dcgrecH; 10 a.
H.. 60; il NJ, GO; 3 p. M, 76; Sp. IN, 05.
In ,bo "Au Fait article in last Sundays ssue
q, this papor, tho house Of r. II. Putnam, 100
CInrk street, was wrongly montioned AZ = firm
With "Co." Ntr. 1utnhM 10 sole proprietor.
Tho Intelligent Coroners Jury held an inquest
rsltc,dxy on tho tC aAinB Of frederick Kaiser.
Win Jumped from tho Ws.e,-Worxs tower ger
teraty afternoon. Tbs ver4ict mas Death
FROM Suicide
Tho West Virginia editors. who have boon 70
adopted resolutions returning thanks to the
Mayo1 and his acctetAry for courteous treatment
received At their hands during thtlr stay.
A mAt, named John Fincrty, residing at 95
West Eric Rtrcot, wRs knochcd down b! ewiteh-
engine OF tho Northwestern Nohd at the Clinton
{ured about the head. lie was conveyed to hin
residence and a physician summoned to attend
him.
The election Of officers Of tho Chicago Atlle-
unum took place night before last with tho fol-.
lowing result. rresideht, Henry Booth; F!rss
v!ce-Prcsilcnt. Gen. j. u. Wcbslor; Treasurer,
~ F. Cooloaugh; Recording soctotsry. F. ".
Peck Corresponding secretsry, tho lsov. c. ~.
Weadte; pitee.ors tfot tt,!sc yeass1, g n,n, II,
Joseph Stockton, Ell Bates, Edson Keith, W tl-
Ism vocke, and IL. G, Tow.
THE FinsT REGIMENT.
The regular ANIMAL parade Of tho First Regi-
ment will take place this AFTERNOON At half pAst
2 o'clock. The line of march will be aa follH ws
The regiment will form Gu LAko street, in front
OF tho srmory, and moyo west on Lako to .Des-
patoes. sonth % Desp!aines to Washin'ston.
Heat on Washington to Aehlaud arcuue' ''outh
on that avenue 10 Van Buren, street. cou nsor-
marching to Adams, moving caat on AdA'ne to
LaSsllo, north on LaSalEe TO Washfneton, east on
Washington to Dearborn. south on Dearborn to
Monroe. east on Monroe to Wabash venue,
south on Wabash to Jackson street, the nee to
tho lake front, IN front OF tho Gardner House,
whore there NIL he a dtese parade.
II iB suggested that II would be prop or con-
coesi0n to the public interest IN tue reg tncntlf
tue employers Of the city who haVo cleffio Ia tho
organization would nl1,w tho SqnnR mesu. with
nut exception, to DO absont from busincas during
the afternoon.
TIE CCsTnN-Hou8E.
Work at tho now Custom House is 1T present
eonfiued to taking down the three pie1s on the
Ciask st1eet front, ueatc6t tho corner Of Adams
atreet, and ia ezcavatiug in the areas to nalte
way for The concrete. The demolition OF tue
piorB waa Ordered by tho Supervising Architect
on the Recommendation OF the Commission
Of Five. TIE excavation OF TIC areas
has progressed pretty vol on the Clark street
'front.' Int has hardly amolnted 10 much on the
other rides. 01ders arc an1iouely a~aitod to be-
gin Activo work in the concrotlnE. but tbeHo will
hardly DO gwen aa long ~ the present 8upelvis.
Ing Architect maintains h,s opinions about whelo
the concroting should bo put. OF whnthor It
should undorlle any portion OF the foundation
now in.