, 1876-06-11
GENERAL NEWS.

John ID. Wilson has sold the Central Hote
property on Market street to Adrian Isehn fol
s1i3,0m.
An acute observer OF men and things declares
that the cashier Of restaurant never, when he
eats, orders strawberry shortcake, veal pot-pIe
or ficandcau supreme de glaubizon d'agneau
Ru1 poliwogues.
eupt Hickey yesterday issued an edict pro-
hfbftiDg policemen from smoking while in uni
fcrm either on or off beat. The designations of
John Pugh and Alexander Reid, patro1men,
were accepted and placed On file.
Some OF Harms piles planted in the Court
House square last winter have beautifully
sprouted. and now there Is q chance that
pleasant grove may grow up on the square be-
fore Chicago has Courthouse
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasse, opticiau, No. IS Madison street CTR1p-
uNr Building) was at a. NJ, IS degrees; 10 a.
romster, a. .. n., as5; :. n. m., 81 3 ' ~ b.
4 young man Who is not troubled with the
xidderophobia Of the elder Mr.. Weller, called
at Clark street restaurant THURSDAY. and in
sn abstracted manner desired the waiter to
bring him some tete de Veuve aux chignons.
A woman at st. Louis advcrtiscs that she is
prepared to do Stamping and the neghbors
md regularity Of pile11rircr, arc unanimously
prepared to permit the use Of their names as
references.
Tuesday evening, Miss Jessica haskell, the
lacoEite soprano, will be married to Mr.. Edward
H. Fuller, Of Madison, Wis, at the residence Of
The brides brother-fn-law, James s. Case, Esq,
No: 415 North Dearborn street. a reception
will be given immediately after the ceremony,
from to II O'Clock.
At 6:3o Friday evening, Rachel johnson, aged
5 years, accidentally slipped and fell of the
bre.&ix lter at the foot ot Oak street, and, be-
torc assistance ~. could be rendered, she was
drowI:c>l. The body vas recovered at o'clock
Ycsteiday afternoon, and was taken to the
home ot her parents, No. 40e Oak street.
jams ",.aa1.:*E, 12-year-old boy, has myste-
aous'y s:Seppcarrd from the residence Of his
parents, m 3o3 South Jefferson street. At the
.Iinc OF nas departure be was in his shirt
sleeves. He is somewhat subject to fits, and it
IS supposed that he has wandered off under the
influence OF sudden attack, which rendered
niul unable to give his 4aame-
The Railway Employees Mutual Benefit Asso~
:i::tion viii hold It's annual meeting at Niagara
1 ss e4 I omE amd 70 The f a5olFF%9E FsE DEetors
rEnsportation Company; George @. Manches-
ter. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad: II.
X MaNwc1i. Chieas j, Burlington e. Quincy Rail
fuai; f. alackay, Eric d North Shore Line.
:, careless clmulbcrmaid at the Burnct House,
Cincinnati, threw basin full Of water out Of
trout aiodon' yesterday, and splashed nine
.c.:n tayorite sons, dark horses and great un-
s'.oxns, from he:d to foot. Proyidentially the
.:'tii.n: took place ct IL q m, when most Of
.ac ta'2Gldatc: were IN the bar. else much more
'cri,:s:s consequences must inevitably have ell
uv;1.
As was anticipated, the Municipal. Reform
~iut' did not bold II meeting at the Pacific Ho- |
sti last night Some unauthorized person had I
sisned the Presidents CIR. De1ickson) name to
tue call Several members went round to the I
hotel, but left Immediately after the mistake |
Vas explained It is entirely outside the OBJ |
jects of the Club to send a delegation to Gin |
1nnatf.
Mr.. Peter Delaney returned from the Black
Hills yesterday. He returned on ice in long !
box. md the general opinion among The friends
Of the family was that, II the wig they nut on
bin, to hids d. the Place where be Wis sealptd, hed
hare made much hardsomer corspe. Inter
Dean, soui1 City Journal, CheyenneL Leader, and
Omaha Be- please copy.
The trials Of the indicted County Commits
sioners will probably not take place until after
The summer vacation Of the Courts-some time