, 1876-03-08
TI:fE CITY,
GENERAL. NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Laout. Graham, Of tho unitod States Navy.
stationed at Eric. died Of pneumonia at that
plAce Monday. lilo vaa bEothor-in.'aw Of Atr.
N. z. Fafrbapk, Of this CITY. whore hn WAS we'll
known 10 largo o!roo Of friends.
The Temperature yeetorlay ns observed by
ManAsss, opttcian. 88 Madison asraet (Tn1nusg
Dudlng} WAS at a m, SO icgroos 10 d. m, q
~ m., 81; 4 p. na., 81; 8 p. NJ, 81. barometer,
aa. m., 2a.77, l p. tn, 28.9o 8 p. nj, 2oo7.
About haf-pass II o'clock yesterday morning.
while an old iady named Mary g. Daugherty was
crossing the intereootion Of Woils and Ohio
htroets, she was run ovor BY M czpross wagon
In charge of John Llndig and Severely bruised
about tho hips.
named D. Wolf foil down tho stairway leading 10
\ bsserccnt In No. 1G8 Washington street, aud
wao seriously injured, 1io Was taken 10 hla
realdcnce, at No. 567 Fulton hircet, whcn Ills
wounds wero propotly attended 10.
> Tho totail paint doAlers woro TO havo hold d
meeting at tho Grand Central uosol last night
for tho purpoae Of effooting an Organization Of
thoso in that line OF business. But thrco or
four responded. and tho meeting vas postponed
TIL Saturday At 7:30 p IN. ut tho Same place.
pastor Of tho First Methodist Episcopal Church
Of this city, now of Aurotn. will be pnned to
:eArn that 10 ID Dangerously Ill With typhoid
foyer. His daughter. who Ia proatzasoa under
an attack Of brain fovcr, ia not expected to live.
An inauost MAS hold yoaterlAy morning on
1ho body OF Mrs. 6usan FlaunaGan. aud tho
Jury decided she died from want OF caro- in
childbirth. Flanagan. who Is atl In shxky
ooudtion, wns handed oyer to his friends,
though the Coroner thought tho WaBlfngtonian
Homo would DO tho best placo for him.
Tho management Of tho Chicago Baee Ball
Club have prepared the setson beats for the
coming season, aud their distribution will begin
Thursday, when Stockholders will solect ta,ulr
locations, Friday the general sale vii 1pen,
Atofe, Randolph stroot noar Clark.
A young woman on Calumet nvonuo married,
whilo 1t Parreo two years ago, Hungarian
Prince whose lordly titles wnro 80 numerous that
It took trenty-hve minusoa TO be introduced 70
him. and pTonuuncipg his uamo WIS like swai-
lowing m Iron fenco Often na aho paces her
Daronia hall, which is nearly IL foot squarc, ehe
blesecs tho forothouBht Of her mothor, who had
hor, when ut school, take an extra courso OF
plain sowing.
Mr. Robert Harris President OF tho Chicago
Burlington t. Quincy 1aili cad, mot with sad
bereavement In tho loss OF lsis mother, who died
At m onrly hour yesterday morning: Dir. Harris
was in tho East whom nha was Aken sick. hnd
dispatch was at onoa acnt to him asking for
1,is immediate return II ho wished to SEQ Lpr
xlivo. Although hc hurried back ~ fast 10 tho
train could tako him. still ho can1o too late, bis
before be arrived. Her remains will DO takcn 10
her former homo ut Portsmouth,. N. H., for
burial.
Mike Evans didn't got tho Tines taxes ycster-
day, but during tho aftornoon ho paid Mr..
Storey visit at lis ot1lce on Fifth avenue. Mr..
S. wss out, bnt Mike says ho was assured TINT
to-day tho cash will bo forthcoming, which ro.
mains to DO aoen.. At Fort Andre hIattoson, on
Ellis avenue, tito besieginE army had no bottor
6uccpsa. The garrison within the castle will not
,be surprised. aud even tho neighbors nte OK
'cluded from the promises. Thus docs Mr.. N.
not only oconomiae on bis taxes. but ho en7es
the e1pense Of entertaining visitors, paying
,Yass, going shopping, oto Sly sir, desi!ish ely.
ming southvard on tho wcst side Of Dearborn
etrcet puInuod By 3 WOMAN arrnyal In Rcanty
garments Of white, attracted tho attnntton Of a
Tn1Duxx reporter, who was going to tho fire.
him trying to escape aud her in hot pursuit.
At tho northwest corner of Dearborn and
WaHh!ugton4 he made bolt for the corner
di.gooall3 oPposAe. she d. dig l. likewise, md hs
Washington 6treet, whore ho Disappeared In q
hallway. Three eeconde lator the reporter SAW
tho whtte-robe1 angel do likcwiso. Who they
.wsro and what their businoes Rrn two things no
follow can find out.
Ono of tho most prominent featrrcs Of tho
Councils anto-room attendance last evening
was Hia Honor tho Mayor with hia sonu-lhw
Gillespie. They wore busy lobbying for an
atmory for the F'rst negiment, which they hope
to gain-or tho aon-in-law doos-undcr the
tlin Rutse Of drlt.room for tho police force
'"and for the use Of tho First isogimons." Tho
general expseHsion among the Aldornon MAS OF
disgust thAs His Honor should bo led into lobby
Ing for such an affair, md somo Of
tho members avoro by whatever goda thoso
bo that they would SOC tho Mayo1,- Ron-
in-lsw. aud all-fusahes Hrst boforo thoy would
.Ihers will So beautiful nghs over the ma.scr
when Il coruea into tho Council.
= The German Relief and Aid Society has been
greatly in mood Of funds during the last two
nonths. And ~ the domauds upon tho Society
At tho present tiuc make u necessary to secure
which comes Oh At the Woat Side Turner Hall
shis evening. Aside from the heneyolent pur-
,posc, tho entettaumcns itsolf will ba worth the
price Of admission. Mr. Alexander Wurutero
'dnca the latest and best comedy of DR..
schveIxoz. "1he Darwlnians." The pleco is
said to be ono OF tho witssest aud most effective
brought ont this season. md will undoubtedly
be well rendered by that excellent company.
Thero will also bo tRb1eaux viyants and other
Amusoment1.
The spring sale Of pctureu under tho auspices
Of tho associated attiHts Of this city will con,-
Wabash avonuo. Tho collection humber. about
100 works., from tho easels Of hsslaw, E!kins.
Baird. Root, Yolk. Tuttlo. dookius. Digelow,
hall. Spread, Green, Murphy Peck, lsobottson.
Most OF the paintings Lave boon noticed
at length At various timoA in these columns.
Yesterday about dozen new canyRses 0ero re.
ccived7 Including tho Day-Dreamer," by Coo,
kns; "Tho Image -Vender," BY Spread; "Noa,
Lako deorgu," and two vlews On the coast o
brittany. BY Tuttle; "Lako ChAmplaiu," b,
Dlgelow, "Interior OF Bt. marks. Venice" b
Douglas Volk; "Lincoln Park Toward 4ho Lake,
Frank Greon; and two or threo landscapes b
Pickering. Several additions will bo made tc
day. Tho gallery will bs open for 'nspoctio
tAIs day aud evening, and alao to-morEu /.
4. Il. HouN.
A paragraph WAS published yesterday statin
that in 1878 Mossre. Kohn d Bro, cloth,or'
uolG Ed Phitlips, then Asesaor. . suit Of elotho
valued At s85; that In 1874 Eorrigau, tho the
assessor, gavo his deputy, pAillits,, q letter
Kohn Il Bro. telling him that What Ed di
Assessor put down 8lr. 4. II. Holm. OF No. II
Calumet avenuo, rs II. J. Cohn. aud that M7. Il
thiia eaoarad Tho nkYunait Of uta nernnilsi tax O