, 1876-06-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Iohn schscibcr, Of no. l12 South Dcsplasncs
strcct. and Edward Casey. Of No. 10S Adama
s,rccL both comnlnn Of tho loss Of several ectn Of
harness. --. .... ...
Nj. 1Inrry Ifamlin, Formerly Of the Palmer
11ou.c, and well known In connection with chicago
botcts. takes poAiton this morning ~ head clerk
Of the Gardner House.
lanes Gnspari Msct,cf, husband Of c1arn Fisher
Macder the well. known actress, now At tho Globe
Theatre, boston, died in Chelsea, Mase'. sunday
Of paratyn!s, St tho age Of 81 ycsFH. ..-.-..
The Chicago Surgical and Medical Institute was
to havn held meeting last night a. NO. 1875 aoa1n
ua,stcd street, hut, lacking q"oruu1' tue h'eet'ng
VA. ros!poned It'll Saturday evening al The eame
ptncc. ......-.
II. D. Armstrong, Of No. 26a Madison street.
wh,lc riding In bngg last evening wne thro7n
Sancamon streets, and had his left shoulder bnd1y
dtslocAsch.
The epsranss ys.s.da as csfvsa Y H. g.
inr,' wiki i 4 n, 10 degrees; 10 a. M, 81: l2
m. 81: !, n. NJ, 81: 4, y. n., u. Barometer,
=. NJ, rs 81; q p. m.. 2s.s2.
Simon Eltne. aged q, whilo attempting r board
the he ,eH 3ieny 81 Baividere slipped Hn vas I'm o.er
ljfa rfaht foot badly crushed that aMrntatlon
was found necessary when he reached the County
Hospital.
About , o'cloclt yesterday morning an unknown
ccntlenni, found ncwly. .born tnbe on the prairie
ronlh Of Harrison street, between Ihfoon anu
o % tempofarily By Timothy iloulihan. resident Of
the neighhorhooa
COL jacob aro.s. The x.i:knomwn N Clerk OF ths
ca & H. ss xs c. fsaaas hi se1, s
sS s,oy s.: is3o 'esst5 sa sas
s'S s's:s; 9 ta's' to be turned over 10 county
Fnr1v rca+nr,ny morning OTlter j. W. Carey
found about 5000 worth OF tolaceo and slloes scat
tcscd along tho Baltimore 4 Ohio lssilsnnd trask,
hours for the thieves tn turn M. tho occr packed
up the gouas and trudgcd atation"asds'
o'clock ye.tes,ay morn!nE man na"e m q
tic l!lnola Central ilnflsoad was run over by en-
gins M, 10 and had his LETT lcg cut off. lie wn.
fe Sw"s 10 ao SHnss s a VII
recover. 1fo had bccn in tic employ as the Com
pany for many years.
The Rev. r. ]. nutct formerly Chaplain Of n"
Twcnty.thrd 1l1lnuEs Regiment, who Wns expect.
cd to deliver The Decoration; Day address At cal.n.
y Cemetery, has written to Thomas brenan, of the
tend, being sct down for an address In Rockford.
ILL.,, his prescnt home, On thst day ing lesser is
Intended o. On explanation Of hla ABSENCE
,cfaay st etcFnoon. NJ i1csdcnt Waron In Tic chai5
and SIaj, Joseph Kirkland, Secretary. The meet.
Ing was called to consider the prices recently ndop-
Ci ny Some QChlEte AttEI AVlniAEiASC
mated discussion. THO Exchango decided to rell
hard coal ut the prices lately adop.ed. which arc n
so: 81 Ell Ell o9 e:n 8sas;. 81 dsii2 fH
cred. The meeting then adjourned
Almost overcome by tho exacttng, wcarElng labor
of the past few months, and suffering from mis-.
returned to Chicago Inst week considerably tht
worse for wear physician was soHsnlts Y 81 r.
ts T. as t %s as 10 ST. skcg
condition was 30 much improved that he expects tc
be pie.snt At tho dSalsson 10. o. NJ M"oy;
thc Kcy hi. rark6urst, OF tho Michigan Ayenue
Methodist Church. 49,. -..
EXAMINATIONS IN UNION COLLEGE or LAW Law.
College Of Law Of The University Of Chicago and antl
tic Sor,hwcatesn University begin @ @.2.ay y y. M ths
day and to.morrow will be occupied BY esam'nn- n
Hons Of tho Junior Clas. for admission f. TO- ihS h.
.aeh day. The topics examined nro9 VII! be Black;
asx asDof' Of ness week lIs senior ciss.
saamnsa BY q no pco ens 1ny VII M
Tra,nbuil.. in CONGREGATIONAL LAW; hy Tic Hon.
5nmcs Il, Doottt!c. In Evidence and Eanisy '1uEls:
Flcadings; and by Prof penalow in conttacta an.
Commercial Law; Tho examinations WIN oeenpl w
srs Of siaty Fl - saents III lave @ attended, ii ihe senls
Class during the ye4r md OF these about lfty vii
bo examined. Friday. June 0, tic annual rrlzo T.,
sili be awarded by committee to such student o
graduating easr o. 'nl b. f%nd to he1r =,
e.says riI WIZ be reaa Fsldey setore s sws.dins y
Tho collcge year Will then clotu with the dietrihu
ton Of the diplomas TO tAo successful students an
brief addrcsaeA BY tho Dean and other membeiN
the Faculty. andby tho Presidents Of the two Uni
YersitieK. .... .....
In closing ita third year tho college affords eyer r
evidence 0f having laid tho foundations Of wild
futurc usefulness anu progress. 1t graduated dur
tny tts htst yea1 fourteen students out Of ffty
seYen attending; during lts second year twenty.tl
ent Of 100 stten'ng md now a. The b: .ma o. u
out Of 13o attending thns nasany doubling IT, a's
indicated Ia its corresponicncc, ba realized
mt le.s than 2oo sncnt. will "ttcnt i next yea
members OF tho 1jns outalde the faculty during tn
year, and tho colicgr. has tho wasm sympathy {
tte rrofcsslon md thu Bench, 10 whom generally
a. well M 10 tho faculties Trustees, md o'ccE:
the two Universities, and to all students, corlit
inyitnt!on IL gircn to bo prcscut ut tho examiM
tibna.