, 1876-08-08
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


0riggs, at II Grovoland Park.
The Jcwfrt holidays will be celebrated from
Bept is until Oct. IL. 1876, al the chnrc, corner
Indiana avenue ansl 1wcntY-lffth street. Tickets
can be obtained from llr. L. Sallnger, 1t3 Twcn.
ty-ntnth atrset.
Tho Temperature yesterday, rs observed by
MaIlasae, ont!cia,i, 50 Madison street frn1nuNE
Duildlngh WIS, ut s n. NJ, = degrees; 10 a. III.
r. r. !. Il: d., =; y; g.; !. So ~, & g. g. To- D'''"'s
They eay that the familiar aigu t. oli residents
of "Ne Bottom" will be put Nh Cat.al street IN
tho fali. Bua the owners of property alnnE t!lo
street say that is oil nonsense, M they will hago
1t pavcd before thu wet season sets IT,
August NeIchtel, rcatling at tic corner of
Webster avenue and Orchard street, died eSa- ~
denly at an early hour yesterday ni0rntng Thn
Coroner hold af, inquest IN tho afternoon, and
returned = verdict OF death from debility,
caused BY The excessive use Of liquor.
The Da1eers' Association had ncatlng last
nsrh. At the Sherman House and eicctsi oillScIs
Presidents, M. L. Iahoursl!cr md Chris Ackcr-
man; Secretary, W. +. rcttlllon; Treasurer,
IiearY Nine. b. 8. Reed resigned fruln tho
Association
The rev. A. D. Freeman, who llas been pro-
motinE The interests Of Christianity ~ opposed
" Freenlaaonry, for two months, in the main
building ut the Centennial Exposition, III Phil-
ndclphta, Is expected to adslrcss tho Chtc44;;o
Christian Association tslls evening u o'l1otAl
at @M West bndaon street.
a meeting OF Plymouth Church llas been
called for WelncsdnY to consider tho call OF thu
Rev. William i. Bartlett to indianapolis. Tho
feeling seems tn be In favor Of preventing his
accep}anae, II his hcat'l Is not eicll Us to mako
his s,ntng a ,,eccssary Md fosc.,onc conclusion.
He has agreed 10 Keep the matter under nd
sieemcnt during bis vacation.
The race which was ANNOUNCED to como of last
night hetwcou the different crews Ut tho Fnrra~
gut Boat Club wna postponed Oh account Of Tho
sae nsysaton a. tus fer s she m daagsrous
paast!me The, racs will in all probability take
plaeo Wednesday evening, over the courso A.
ready agreed ursn i,s st.afEht away from
stakc-boet II tile foot Of Twelfth street.
nlcasrs. Eeur1,cy, Plant, Gardiner, md 0'Cou-
nell, the four lueilbtrs Of tic County Board OF
Education Who are opposed to tic reelection
Of D. 8. Westwotth as Principal ol the Normal
ruccs!ng to br hold Mt tho rooms Of the Board
Tomorrow afternoon At 2 o'clock, TO discuss
matters in connection with tho Normal School.
1t Is to he hoped TINT some solution will be mr.
rived Mt, as the aforementioned gentlemen ate
anxious to hare this lock broken
The special meeting Of tho Beard Of Trade,
called for tho purpose ot taking ncsfun On the
resolutions Of \. n. Wright, requesting Our
usc thcirtI'lluetne to hare passed
cclyahle for oil debts, was intlure. Only about
eighty members wcru present in tue Open Boarl
!lnli at quarter Of o'clock. and no moro COM
Ing In, President Dcnstcy stated that. tho rules
rc1uiring hundred for quorum, no insulting
cr,nil he held. Whcrcupun Il motion to adj jourli
sine aIu was agreed to.
The prospects u the coming Exposition nrc
very fattcrtnG, an.l 1t Ia estimated tltat tho np-
llsstenm m 11sy eSee oF pSs, are s
Ing to exhibit should attend to the matter. Tl!e
painters are hn.ily ut work outside, and tic
Decorating Committee lima begun ~ ornament
the intrr1nr. As CIT previous occasions, tho Art
Committee is the first to take possession, anu
the arrangements we're perfected yesterday for
tho commencement NJ tcttve operations to-day,
when tl'e pa:'.tnls YIN begin Y arrive: Among
many othsss, ths following gentlemen have co.'-
santed to contribute tnward tic great Centen-
n!al nft lo2n Of tho Northwest: Tile Hon J..
Russell Jsnes, Judge Mark skinner, ". II.
Sy'nEk ansEs9 t. { t. tsy ,SEot E Esrsd s IL RnH a.
s., son, ri" J: %iins $: E. barrcts, I. II. ilsadcr-
dcrsol, htss. John buckingham, Mrs. ]. White
Palmer y. Kellogg, l.. d. Boomer, r. ". liar-
ycy, John r. Stafford, Bryan Lntllrop, z. y.
stlekuey, Henry Field, ]. !. nprland, j. Me-
ssGS Sfs nns ban: MTn9n, Tas,,o osGfSs 9Sn sMrfss II ST.
rand, Q. ". Potter, Mrs: .1cwctt, a. y. Mcckcr,
T. L. Drysn, Mrs, s. l.. Wright, mud J, g. Jen:
liins.
MEETING or rRr1r-pEALEns.
:. A scheme las been ugitated for some time
IN tho city by which q full show Of the fruits o1
tho Northwest mny bc n,ade at tic con!ng IT.
ter-statc Exposition IN September. 1t is hopct
firms Of Chicago, through their correspondents
III various loyations, Including California. Ii
;oro Of ts rrssasn
been in Communication with son,c. of tht
'itatllng firms Of this city, mud, aftel
consulting, 1t was decided to call q meet
ing Of ihc. Wholesale frIit-lca!ccs at ,ht
strcets, to.mocrow Ut p. H., to nrEangc for TIL
exhibition. 4 line show IL entirely feasible, ar,
full attendance Is anticipated: Mr.. Pcriau
will state the proposition iully at the meeting.
Jacob rostman, MI old and wcl'-known citlzc!
Of Tits city, dicd ut !la residence, @.3 Rusl
street, lust sun4ay uftcrnoo,t. Mr. rortraa,'
casne to this city In 1916, mud has been ttlentl
q, Gaes ,ssa Hf "'y apsuraSe saSeI i; v rset ans u m
a s"bSj tfsei .g, b.. ". Sfge naIosty istrad ot ben!
mn a,..1}ta,c tn lin It proved hts ilnuncia
s.,a, aud he Nv wns obliged To- begin lils ose
ircn identified with tlie Republican purify, s,l'i
although never putting HiHself forward ns
candidate for any otilce, his tnlugnee was fel
ton very great extent IN tho Nurth Dysslun
lie WIS ,.,An Of itsu scnsc Of honor, lnt
his gseltest fault, II IL cen bu eallrd such, WI
tllr neglect Of hle owr ulrafrs 10 the Interest
Ut ot[srs. Thu last eight years Of Its lito wcr
knfht III co1t'sluaI elckllcs5. anu he Pasacl hWa
With pcrfect pcave. In him the community d
larsc has lost il yaluabie member, und Ills funl
lily Il lnyca and respected hcad.
THE WHISKY MEN.
Washington llcslng returned yesterday from
Washington, wh!thrr l,u had gone su,,!o tw
wceks ago with Emery a. sturrs to secure III
Na1tlun of the cxllcs IN tho Cnunty Building
Although! lc fatlcst 70 'rins wiat lIc went afle,
yet l.G returned With news, which had III III
pressing. effect OIL tho ApostIcs. atr. liz.
ing reports that there /, good dcul nf cxeitt
tnrnt IN puIltical circles in Wusli,igto
growing out of the revelations uia.le bcfo,u Il,
Whisky Investigation Committee. Ex.Distrit
Attorney Ward was subjected to u cusc uxa.u
ainttoI, IN which he dttailc. all TINT III. !iatl u,
during his tenure Of niltse, AMI Shaved that, OIL
oilulty.scyen pcrsons wllau lln had rausc1 to Ii
Indicted, iorty-six wcrn granted ti,llu,i.,!t,
knl oa!y one Mas ),!ntrl,td. An ullltiAyi
hwo:n t. br Tracey ". Hull, Of thls city, Il,
tal:. tlr fncts VI thu ,tade male by Jul,atlla
Turner. If hasctow',. with the Treasury Ut,