, 1876-12-19
THE CITY.


accompanied by Wong Eeson md Woo Sun
Fong.
Nfr. William MeglRtlc, tho wcll-known lumber
dealer, lcavcs Chicago Wednesday for Walt
to his friends In England and ireland, returning
probably in tho spring.
At the animal meeting OF the Plymouth,
Church Society Inst night, the old Board ot
Trustees, composed Of Mcsars 3. G. Cooke, s.
A. Irish, At.u G. H. Baker. WAS reelected.
Tho Temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasse, optlciau, 50 Madison stroct (TnlpuNE
Dutldlng) was at q. M, degrees: 10 a. M, 4;
u Ill.,, 3; 8r. m. y; 2. M, !. barometer at 8
4. M, 303S; = Il. n,., 8o.t5.
Charles II. Reed, who has 1,ecn ona OF the
best mud most popular officers ever elected III
this county. l.as resumed the practice Of tho
law at No. Dl Dearborn street. 1Ie ean hardly
fall to stcp ut once into leading position At
tho Chicago Bar.
AT about 1890 yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Margaret Cartcr, G5 years Of ngc, residing nt tho
corner of Eighteenth and String streets, fell
ths ssTnk t ,of stae MadsS
WAS conveyed to her home by Officer scibert.
X petition is IN circulation asking President
f;rnnt to intcrpose his authority mud prQvent
the changing Of tho original plnn OF tic new
Clstonl.llouse and tho adoption 81 tho Potter
aud unsightly.. The original plan provides for
four stories; the Potter QUE tor three stories
and an attic.
An announcement in another ro1umn otves
notice to skaters that the rir,k at the Exposition
Ba!ldingis prepared for their entertainment,
and that, now tue ice Is in excellent condition,
the sport will begin this cvoninE at oclock..
Ihe spoIt ol skatlnE e certainly increasing In
popularity, aud the Exposition rink will not
fall to DO we'll patronized
The Baptist Minister'S Mutual Aid Society met
div mornIng, The Roy. A, Btackburn was ciect-
ei Eccrctary ami Treasurer. in fhr nlars. nj thc
Rev, j, ", Dean, rcaicncd, and the Ecy. Dr, A.
y. 4Aarneld, the Rev. J. N. aohart md the Kev.
=. y, uoodspeed were appointed Committee
nn Revision Of tho Constitution, to report in
three weeks.
new Reformed Eniscona1 Church was o,ranz
Izod at South ChirnEo Sunday afternoon. lin
Rt.-ncv. Bishop FaioWs, b. b., Tie REV Dr..
Cooper, md Tie REV. ". E. Williamson ojllciat.
inr. Il Ia to be- known "a 81. Marks. II has
nbout 0ftv commandments md s,,nnortcre cant
c, r. Goats aud Dr, Ciark nrc The War,ie;s.
with Mc.srs. Burrows, Webster, and Col. BowcY1
this yo,,nD hit virnro,,s church
oht s.h1es @ hssal 1T 1sa nGaInnoet nas Pnal
apoa. one,tsa1i q tne 10y tl WHO
oniclatea o. the FIesidcntlal election. Tie nth
e. e. nalt ase not put IN tner appearance or bulls.
nr,mnon Thcv acrrc two u Iava H XIX ~ Jiue ticrSs
fore received S1ii TjIa Ht,nervfsnTs nf ElectIon
w".e aliowsd IL .oo n1anInt no1 H. "a, ,o,
snrv,d w ars .uu md nnS a Pet oay e5
sSrVca o az aays ana tfseiye tS Pay aecofaTy
w. i,s ID ~ @ ~ oo'etnen1 1oF th's
e'ect'on WAS aoou' eo'ooo'
Coroner D!ctzsch yesterday held an inquest
upon Peter Ilayes the newsboy who was run
over Saturday nt tho corner OF Clark and Lake
streets. 4 verdict Of accidental death was re-
turned, and the driver of the 'bus, George Day,
was therefore discharged frnm custody. An lii
quest was also held upou Mabel Ross, m infant
who was supposed to have been srnotherct to
dcatl, ut No. 1850 Dearborn street. The verdict
WIS death from infnntile commissions, and the
destitute mother Was sent to the TUor-I House.
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