, 1876-05-27
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Gc0tt's novels.
Tho ANIMAL alumni exercises Of tho Cook
County Normal School will be held nt Engle-
wood today, together with the planting Of the
elass-troe.
A meeting Of The Bind Of Hope will hc held
ehts afternoon In Lower Farwefl 1fall, At
o'clock, and will bc addressed by tho Rev. II. D.
Dean, Of tho Lincoln Park Church, s. 4. Kcan,
and others.
The Temperature yesterday, rs observed BY
Manaaec, optidan, 8S Madison street lRpoNs
Bulldingl was at a. M, - degrees; 10 a. u'.,
%; 10 M, u; ap. m., 70; 81: m, H. barotn-
cter, 8 a m, 29.so; sp. m., e97l' -....
By Invitation Of tho i. N. G. A., Mr FranE
Gilman will this evening address tho prayer
meeting In the new hail 1T the Association, No.
$50 Madison street, IN tic su'lect OIL tie
peofltgni eou.'t Tho new rooms hnye been
9ery pleasantly fitted up, pnd the prominence in
location has caused marked increase iii the at-
tendance
The ceremony Of unyc!lsng tho soldiers
monument at Oakwood will tal;a place Tues
day, the Indies Of the Soldiers, A9mc nutl ~,
under their charge This is the fist 'nonslne';t
Of this kind In the country which lnas hccn huilt
by the lal,ors Of wnmen only Al arc invited
to be present on tht uay nppo!ntuu- I1ckctA
can be had on the train.
which cast an unIntendcl slur on the circulation
of tho Jonesboro Ga-etft, Of which Mlr. 7. +.
Bouson is editor md proprietor. As matter
OF fact the Gazette Is ac u TIC most profitable
Gated In tho hcast Of tho fruit-growing scctton,
IL is an admirable medium for Chicago commits
sion men wllo want to ninkc themselves known
down there. -
Tho East End Seventh Ward Republican Club
met Inst evening at the ct!rncr Of Hnlstctl md
Fourteenth strccts, with Viee-lrt:si1cnt Will
IAN II. Martin In tho chair. A large number nf
new members were elected. On motion of Mr..
Gardner, resolution WIS adopted to tho effect
that the Secretary OF the Club at the other end
Of the ward bc requested to strike uG the nnsncs
on the roll Of membership Of those who have
Joined the new Club, anu that eonl,,lfttsc ~
three bo selected for tho purpuse Ths E, Chair
Alter sono other discussion the Club at-
journcd.
Benjamin (irossnlan, whose 9nstsco from
home WAS noticed in yesterdays TRIBUNE, aap-
pears to be neither bankrupt NOR nn absconder.
gone, and Tint he liad met With some
losses, but he Is far from being,
asoat 4Dtsf; sss!o5o s' Sostss Of prGpesty VA VA
Of last month, and WIS heard from four days
Inter at Council Bluffs, H., where he Intended
to trndc of some property Ill tis city ior larHs-
ing and n that State' snSe t!s !,.t n1thtng hns
has been tue victim Of foul play.
JUNK-DEtLERs.
A meeting Of iunk-dcaiers ,yas held Inst even
Ing ut the corter oI Enn l5'lrcn and C!ark
regard to the Recommendation nlaac ~ the
present Grnnd Jury that the jnnS.shops should
be better regulated a1il controlled by the
city authorities 3s they w.'Fo rta nut ,,sa, she
ing WAS not well attcnlst,1. Out of
q thousand junk-leacrs only seventeen were
present. Those seventeen, however, Wcro tlc
most respectable III The city, and probably the
only ones who have any cauEc for complaint
The nieetfnE WIS organized by tho clestion Of
MIR, Anderson as Chairman md ME. Pcttibonc aa
Secretary. .
Mcssrs. Anderson and Pcttibone addressed
tho meeting at some length, setting forth tic
injustice OF tue RECOMMENDATION 1nade by' tho
Grand Jury. They stated tllat the foundries7
etc, were purchasing old iron aud metals, much
said about those p!accs. 1t was also M
impossibilty to make report Of thcir .put-
chnscs every morning, rs tlley could hardly keep
account Of every little trap bought. Finally
committee Of five WAS appointed to walt uroo
the License Committee nf the Common Council
and convince 1t that tho recommendation Of the
Grand Jury WAS unjust and llnpracticable'
TIE CHOPPERS,
A meeting OF the I.aI,nr Lcag1lo tho Coop
crs' Rral!ch} WAS l,cld last night Ut Typographt
cal Hall, q anu 70 l,carhos, street, Janes Me-
CAfcy III Tue CllhlF. FrCHtflCk hllhuil occTGkAEy
pro TEN. About 100 members were present
Committees nppointt,l at previous meeting
to collect money TO lcfrAy r1snnnl: expenses rc.
ported and paid to tho Treasurer tho amount OF
Air. George Smith was then elected to the
Office Of Secretary, and William Wall was chosen
to ill the vacancy III the Committee on OEgant-
zatton for tim South Division.
4 few abort retnnrks on tho n1nin object OF the
orgnnization-tlc abolition, OF convict labor
were made by Alcssrs Bailey, Ford, Wilson, sher!.
dan, WhIttccohb, aud others, IN which all
agreed tlat more money must be raised II they
intended to succeed.
Mr.. Wilson spokc of II propoaea plan Of turn
Ing the organization Into political body, indo-
pendent cE party, whose only Gi,n should be to
secure honest .ncn for oiicc. The plan WIS
After further remarks and Disputes on mat
tere at little moment to the welfare OF the Club
the meeting adjourned.
col. SToNH'9 WILL.
The Will OF thu late Col. 2aInucl Stone Will
soon be prohatcl. In It hc makes tic following
1nn Ei'.aSstSE IT, SEu'i sSnc. ii. daughter. s., 500
To tho ralne, for thc c5ran.eu Of Caroline 4.
Stone. a seconl daughter. inHanc, in an asylum Ut
To 3D. Seorss x1 { snn yss 70, the rouur
tera; at tlleis dcath, $40. 600 cnth.
The sane netoa ater we Go e. Ssa' 'a''
such balance d, my lo isft atter the estate i d.
YllEu 10 IN EFE411J ulS!tGH IC4"SSn lAH Nl4 LII
dies Home IN such tAcre be} anu tho chicusn
Historical Society.
Al tie death Ut the heirs tho eatate Ia to he Dr.
ylded ~ mentioned nlo,r, and " follows: 70
john Stinc draper, Of GAINESVILLE. 3eo. QUO: to Dr..
1ncFcaRs Lnpintu, 3lo QUO; 10 Dr. George i. SLIP
man, $40, 900; to the Ne"rl,oyh' !lome tlo, 0c0;
to the tI1tnc of tho Frcndiess. $40. 00U; to tho
Old Lalcs' linnc, stn, 0oU; tu tho Old Gentle
men. nome. $4,000; to tho Chicago Historical
The e4ecutors are n. A. Wood. of KAlamazoei
snb.ttsutc, Ssneca 1.aphan. son of increase r.
LAphnul, Of Milwaukee.
MoopY's ARRIVAL.
Mr.. Moody returned from tho Illinois etatu
eunday-SchDnl Convention yesterday, arriving
In ths city al . oclock III the afternoon. l1r
was welcomed by several! Of Lis brethren, md
arranged to meet romrnittco of the church Ut
6 O'Clock. For somc rrHs0n, however, tho u{>-
puintment was not kept, Mr. Moody going out
to Lake Forest IN the evening. 1t would not l'e
elrauge If lie Nu1 In search Ut u much-ntcdcd
rest, and hrncr the failure to meet the cols,-
nittee. A meeting. was held at tic
new church last evening, utll It seemed to be
the impression among. tic members that their
beloved brother would b Present, but u this
A!c ineetIMg will be helI in THIS church. cor1lcr