, 1876-03-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL. NEWS

GENERAL NEWS
Ths members Of the Ffromsn'a Benevolent
Association Of Chicago will meat at the hall Of
the Association, No. 10 Dearborn street, At p.
N, to-day. 10 attend tha funeral Of b. N. Chap
poll.
Monday evening hir. Jansen, Of Janscn, Me-
Clurg l. Co., whtlo getting OF Of stase s!rcot
ssr near Thirteenth, slipped and foil, tho plat
making sone painful bruises.
Ths temperature yesterday, as observed BY
Maussas. optlolan. No. 88 Madison street (lnla-
m. 10, II NJ. 40; 4p. m, 29i p. m'' z"
Barometer, 8 u. rn., 2s.74; 8 ?. M, 1916.
Edward Bsrfngham, tho lad who vas injured
Saturday morning by being thrown from ono OF
Woodmau's bakery wagons at tho corner Of Jof-
fereop and Carroll streets, dicd yesterday morn
Ing, An in1uest will be held this afternoon.
About O'Clock Fri3ay morning u man nau,ea
William IIarri.ou Waited tho aoap factory OF E.
Woller nt No. 13n North 1foyno hirocs to pnr.
chase old iron. While tueEo ho untnsentional'y
Walked ont oe \ door On tho socona aoof aud
fell 10 Tho gronnd a distance OF IL foot. Az
sietsnco was offored and refused. but ho WAS no.
ticel to DO injured, and physician Was snnt for.
13eforo his arrival Hsrrieon wont home vheso
he dea Monday evening Deceased WAS ~ lr'nh.
man by birth, 70 years old. restlcd a. No. 691
Woss Huron rttcot, aua 1esyco widow In rc-
ducnd circumstances. Tho Coroner will hold an
inqneat to-day.
Mcssrs. Elison 4 Tometoy etnte they are not
fesnoneiblo for whatever happened to Charles Z.
White. r Deputy. Collector, in thor atore Mon
iar afternoon. Mr.. White, they state, was In
soent In his manner. and continued 10 nftor ilo
hnd sorvcd tho notice. He nas struck by M
inE somo goods. md who has no connection
whatever with the firm. On finding tho TAX WAS
nnpall, clcrk mas at orco dispatched to the
Collector's ofttco with Instructions to pay. THIS
being tho caso, Mr. Whlso ahon'd direct h(a yet,-
Eeauce towards tho mcn Hho was cowar1ly
enough 10 atrtxo cripple, and not mnko accusa-
lions against the firm.
blr. Dolos N. Chappcl, who died in this city
Monday, was ono Of Chfcago's pioneers. having
come here from tho State Of New York III 1885.
and having resided here continuously until tlle
day OF his death. HiB old fricnas III 1915 called
him Pop" Chappof. he being tho fret man 10
Introduce and soil ginger-pop tn Chicago, air.
Ghsppee father vas proprietor Tor 0f faat h0ts' On
streets, III 1918. In 1862 he was with Mr. G. r.
Albeo in the meat-market business. alr. ". II.
Wachter, now Il ctizeu Of Chicago, who ros!ded
in his family, being q partner OF Alr. Albeo at
ayo and efficient officers Of the old Fro Depart
mont. and acted with tho Department eVon aftcr
tho adoption Of tho steamers. Air. Chappol was
IS years OF age. nna teaves vito aud four chill
flrcn. Tho funeral will ta';o place at Tho resi-
dencc, No. l4Os State street, Ut o'clock this af-
tcrnoon.
meeting of tho residents Of the towns nud
Villages along the route OF tho Northwestern
noa =; Ess hoa yese}M M ,stn9S No @ w.s y Ge
Jndge j. d Ada1ns. j. II. Kedzio, Charles
z. Brown i. fc.. r: koene}: e., D c,,.,as ".
1Saa 5oha cu11ez C. sst'sp e. spfocef. .nd many
others. A Committee Of as lnany, hs chose to
not uero delegated to visit the officers OF the
road and ntato tho ob1ects Of their combined ao-
ton. .They. called upon Marvin Huxhis., the
Superintendent Of tho road. and, after prcsent-
Ink schedule Of tho number OF trans they
wished run daily, and q proposition for cheap
train aud communication tickota, were Informed
grantod. but te fo!t compelled to take tho other
TWO roquests under considoration. Tho Com
tnlttco meat again shiB afternoon at .he Same
ofics for tho purpose OF perfccting the train
vonK1ausEs's lAga-MEE11so.
An adjourned meeting OF thn delegates from
tho ynllous ttades-unions Of tho city vas hold
la.t evening 1t No. II Dearborn atscot.
thst W they s had socured Ar6oiter Hail, on
DesplaineB street, for their meeting Basur-
day nyening. The Committee RECON-
rnended liz following spoakers tor
rsy, mouldelB, II. Kane printers, n. grown.
NJ. McCaEty marble-worlsers. M. o'Donnell aud
II. Gormnn sail ,rs, II. Cornoltus.
A. II. Brown was elecsod Chairman OF the
msss-mootlng.
puoosK uEnfonp AND TIE Y, y. c. A,
Tho following letter from tho Rev. Brooks
uerford to Mr. n. 8. Douton. q! tho Young Men
Christian Association, IL in reply to ono to him
which zas rscent!y published in TIE TRIBUNE |:
40 a1sou1oAx AvExuz, cnioAao, March a7.-To y.
s. Houfo1,, Esq., Ylee-P -Prestdent Y. u. c. A.-Mr
DEAN SIN Pa1hara may 10 allowed to acknowledge
s9ess o. your Association just transmitted to mo "
MIR High. and tho very friendly letter aeus 70 ma on
Friday last by yourself aud Mr. Vana esdale. Tho tona
af both theso Communications IA 70 unresefvetlly
friendly and fair ihat They havo entirely removed any
Idea of your Association being to batn in this matter
and i can Gully regret With yon that sn
action which really due to tho inconsesac zeal
OF m irresponsible volunteer should ila7o been
for day Aac9ilcd TO Important pu bic institution
ike JOtnN.
an really glad to apa Tia. your Ass',ciation v.s In
no WAY Responsible for, pnd disnctly s1scatms, Mr..
NortonA letter, for though 4In Got aud suppose
could hardly be actual worker In your organizatiou
sci cannot hep feeling the value Of huch organiz4
lion Ia grest city Ha 1hls aud desire to soo actinA
ln bpoad md liberal arrs and to co-opeEats heartily
With IL on Ill neutral ground. aI', my aear sir
faithfully youra, BaooGE lznFoAD.