, 1876-10-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

6nefman house.
Dennis Gilmore, l:sq.. and daughter, OF St
4 lbans, Vt, are spending few days witt
friends on the South Side
During the Temporary warm spell last week
gentleman remarked, mopping his pefspirane
brow the while: "Good heavens! II it's rs hoi
as this in October, what II it be In Januarys'
On and after Monday evening Judge Rogers
will hold night sessions sof the C1aminh ton1'
to. facilitate the work Of nntufalizing. Iht
u;rht session Of the County Court will be dis
continued.
Timothy Quinn, nged GO yc ars, died suddenly
YESTERDAY noon at his board ing house. 40. lo!
Jcffcrss;a street. Deceased isaVcs a "1fe anu
two children With rhom he b. I'd NOT ocen living
for some time.
DR.. John Evans, Of Denver, Ex-Governor q
Colorado, formerly . promlnen <aI'zen o. I'm
caro-, and the founder Of Evt nstoo and the
Northwestern University, was in The ctJ Ses1ef-
day cn route to Europe
The temperature yesterday as Observed oy
Manasse, opticia1,, IS Madison st rect TRIBUNE
Builiing}, was at a. m., 81 dcgn :es; ~ g. M,
81; II m, G.: 3p. M, Ga; P; q 81. bafom-
etcr at q NJ, 29-s7i p m, 2as.'-
Officer J. H. Kenny, while E!blng INTO .
barn On the corner OF Hart and a. .1s ~ s 10
yesterday morning, accidentally IL ana s soS- s.
Taincd 1racture of the right ARM. and' IL Is
feared, dislocation OF the right hip
The Grand Jury yesterday retur ned SHY
three true bills into court, and Sc Tenty-io9r
names aoafnst whom no hills had B. cen founu.
OF the latter number twentycisan rs noon - 'a1'
who were discharged during Tue A'cf uoou'
Garrett Fitzgerald, laborer, So }sa IS o. age,
accidentally fell from sca1iolo IN oIsee
Cn,,rrh Yesterday. and received inju RIGS that
vii undoubtedly result fatally. He was re-
moved for trcatmcnt to the County He epltal'
Ahout 2 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, Patrick
Hcafcy. a tcamstcr. residing at tho orper Of
Hcnrr street and North avenuc. tetl OH ms
wagon hcar1ir loaded with stone, anh, eelns
run over BY the vehicle, vas SO severely injured
that it is feared he cannot live
The ladies' in charge OF the lunches for the
benefit Of the Newsboys' Home will continue
the same this week at the Home As the OBJECT
for which they are provided is very worthy
ono, it is hoped that the Home will be hberally
patronizcd at the noon hour.
1t about 1890 yesterday noon, Hugh Boland,
South Nav street, dropped suddenly dead on the
corner Of May and Taylor streets, supposedly
from heart disease. Deceased leaves q wife and
seven children in fair circumstances.
Mariners Church, corner Of Michigan and
North Market streets, was sold yesterday morn
ine BY Francis B. b. Peabody ;h 5yn, G9 GacE Tor S ~
Davis, the mortgacee. and the price was the
face Of the mortgage, without interest
The Coal Exchange did not meet yesterday.
There has been received at this port bI lake up
to the close Of October, 2s3 23l tons Of anthra-
cite coal, and o61, ,561 tons Of bituminous coal.
The receipts for 1875 were 449,5o3 tons OF an
thracite, and 81, ,o5f tons Of bituminous.
The County Collector yesterday sold all the
property in the city for taxes upon which ap-
peals lad been taken to the Supreme Court
by tax-Gghte7s in 1872, '7S, ~, and on which
the Judgment Of the lower Court had been sus-
taincd. The sale was not large from the 1act
that q very small portion OF such cases re-
naiucd unpaid.
so]c1pnly, ssto take the children's bread"
-ssOf course, it amt meat replied bis son, Hip
panty, 'bccausc it is bread" Tnc old man
looked at him narrowly, over the top OF his
glasses. sighed, and wished be was young aea!n,
and ahc to ccndnct All cxhortation meeting IN
the woodshed, as he used to.
A meeting Of the Directors Of The Northwest
crn Trayc1inguen's Association WIS held last
evening at the fremont House. There was
full attendance, and a humber OF applications
for membership were acted upon. as the ne1n-
berslp is limited, those desiring to join are re-
oucsted to send in their names to Mason G.
Hatch, 13o Wabash avenue.
Frank Spcro, an cmplove IN the Chicago
Union Line Works, corner OF Nineteenth aud
Lincoln streets, while engaged in drilling hole
in large piccc Of rock III the quarry yesterday
afternoon, accidentally slipped, and, the rock
following, crushed him to death almost in
stantlv- Spcro was I Bohemian, 40 years OF
age aud leaves wife and three children at NO.
427 West Nineteenth street.
"See here, Cap,'' said tho gentlcmanly and
accomplished dr1Ser Of the coach that plies be-
tween this city and the compulsory briek-yard
ind horsc-nct manufactory, "we're a little short
of bartcrs out yondcr, and il you could run us
in few journcymcn carpenters that could fix
Bcather-strips on the windows for the winter,
we'd be Obliged to you.n The CAPTAIN said he'd
do what be could in the matter. Professions
Interested will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly
The great question, " What becomes OF the
light When tho candle is blown outl" will with
in another week fade into utter insigniicance
in conaoarison with the question, "What be-
comes Of the campaign orators wheE the CAM
r,airn is orcre" Just to think that thousands
Of silycr-tongued orators, and favorite soDs, and
bald eagles, and old wheel-horscs, and veterans,
and SO OIL, have been raging anu roaring over
>dcafcuol land for six months, and after this
week there viii be silence till the next Fourth
Of july breaks out!
In recent number Of the Haeerzy Magazine
appears the following exquisite passage: "Hcr
large, limp!d,. 1ustrous eyes flied with big
hillozyr tears, lt1riine leaned over the diving
auct1onecr's pillow. 1Lurlinc,' he sighed
fecbly: AYE, Alonzo,' she answered, 'Iur-
4&1lC% Lie e%4A3 A14GNt 4AS ~ I'LL S"NNt
buzz His breath came fainter and with more
difficulty. 1u moment more he was going,
going, gone. *Hc IS dead said the doctor:
Ties, be has gone; absolutely without reserve
eobbcd hls wife"
The monthly report Of the Good Samaritan
Society is Us follows: Donations in cash from
c. H. Henderson s. CO., f!5; y. Fl. Fairbank,
SIS: Mrs. DR.. Faster, 81; II. Corinth. SEQ;
George S. Bangs, SEQ: Henry Greencbaun, $40;
Palmer, Fuller u Co. $40: D. B. Fiske d Co.,
SIS; State Savings Bsnk, SO, !Abram French
.E Co.. SI,; Calm, Walnpold & Co., $40; cash,
IS; Bart Bros, IS; cash, S.; cash, $40; receipts
from Industrial Department, $50. Admitted to
the Home, II: Transportation provided for ? to
homes in East and West; assistance rendered in
cases of illness and dcstitutjon to q; provided
for through the agency Ut the Institution, q.
Psychologists will be interested beyond meas
urc in the career and Development Of q child
that has just been born on the West Side In
1Si9 lightuing~rod canvasscr marTied female
boook-agcnt- The union resulted in daughter,
who became leader in the femalc-sulIrage
movement. She has nov married q young man.
by profession IN lnsuranre-canrasseT, whose
father peddlcl prize-packagcs On q railroad and
whose mother lad 4 long experience US propsie- !
tor If a buarling-housc- Their first child is
daughter, and they mean to make a dry-goosls
clerk Vi her; then, il they can only marry l.cr
10 an interviewer, they fontlly believe that the
offspring of the union will hare danask check
on which nothing human can prey.
Cur titr at present is llonorcd by a visit from
JAYNE Batatha REFS. Professor in the General