, 1876-09-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

The County Collector yesterday sold for taxes the
delinquent property IN The Towns OF Talos and
Lyopo.
The Rev. Robert ColtYcr Will preach at the Gni.
tasinn Chapel Hall at Oakland Sunday afternoon
atA o'clock.
The monthly meeting Of tho Chicago woman's
Chraslan Temperance Union will take plnec this
morning At 10 a. m. at II cir headquarters, Room
.. No. 148 Madison ftrect.
The State Convention OF Univessalists will meet
On the Eth. 9Th, and 7th Of September. with tho
Second uniycrsn'lst Church, corner OF West Wash
1ngton and sangaMon aarcsts.
Timothy nrcssner, yenrs Of age, rtstdtnR With
bis patcntA At No. II 1sunsey street. WAS accident.
ally drowned white bathing yeatesdny In 0i!ea'
atone.quaEty In the West Division.
..Ths Temperature ycs!e,day, as obssrved by
Mans,s otIe!an IS hsi;om stIss3 tTnngSHt
12 m, d 3 p. M, 90; - p. M, 50.
Mr. James Flood, Of The firm Of Finod = 0'Hrlen.
owners OF tho 'ank ut Seyada nnl the hlg Nonan1a
Mine, arrived here ysstesday by ahe shieago' Hti'
inatoD q Quincy ha'lroad On us way 10 tae EARL
Board wxs in session yesterday, but dd very little
The mns.er Of eni0in!ng tile awarding OF tue
Court. House contract intc7icrcd with tbs regusar
work.
The Hon. l.. E. Sherman. Of Ludlow, Vermont,
with bis family, 10 spending few days In the city
en- route to Colorado, where he expects 70 apend
thc winter. lie IL the guest Of his brother. E. u.
Sherman.
1t IL said that the members Of The County School
Board wo stand In the election Of Principal for
the Nut1nnl school four for Wcntwosfh and four
r., Il sa .a 10 sloas I'll cSs Il H.
Hoard 90 thai The present dtspntc and future sim-
s ay 81 stsp ssske
William Miller, years OF sge. fon'shly, at
tempted to board an incoming train on the Pltta-
burg = Fort Wayne Railroad yetterasy .ftesnoon
HI lie sS,F .ps .na Of ist s .nd sfss ss 1H s
Fight lrg SO badly manglcd heloy ths knss that
smpuiason w found o. II neGes,a!y bx r. aa. His
parents reside at No. 3S west Twelfth street.
In regard to ex.Aid. Wiiresh and revelations Of
exchange foI immunity The anthSr "i thss. ya599s
recently died. III takes d warm interest IN Hill
hs Geturn by tens WAT hs fellow eead
do were he allowed to return: Al faE as wt!fsky
matters 70, ltfireth told thG Government oticors
all be knew, and they docidaa 1t was Saiaeiess'
Elizabeth Martin Is a platu wntuan Of about 60
Gharcs @ e aordon i. Si al "id .nncr q sbout 10 RIG
eoas lived Ghe. at Nc 2s S9s a bena
no marriage rettlaeAte 10 bind them, they stpnr-
nied. Now Elizabeth, after having kept house for
ai wife t 10 h!m. ID riven The cold shoulder. She
therefore sues lin. fos WAGES for all the time that
Hhc has been with him: IhE case caMe nF beto!e
Justice Fnote yesterday afternoon, but h1td-
hearted Jury refused her prayer.
The eccond picnic OF ttc Old settara IN Chicago
viii be given by the Chicago Tnrneeme!ndc Non.
Of oWr ear}y history and Henry GrecneOaum Wi!
speak IN Gcrman. In the evening thc ,grounda Will
he Illuminated. Ont Of nil tho welded couples
pfcAcnt who wcfo married. In thia city, the ono
having The priority In time Will be- presented with
suitably inaerihsd gold ha.gc. Gold lmdgeH ~ WI
ulso BE- given 10 tho ht.t German boy bonn 10 CHI
tat hn Hy4t rr1 sinner DrcaEnt WIN "a the
eclor melnber Of any of tic present musical socic:
tIet to tic rtnuman who ia lhe scnlor member of
any exIsting rifle sacfcty, aud to the Turner who
las been nngcat ssdocintGd With any Of the present
! Turner societies. A Inc arm-ctaIs will also be
voted for, the candidates being selected from
! ting up the picnic.