, 1876-04-02
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

<sor On * ~ ~ - ~ @'a'on
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~ t.s w " - ~ usAos y. otueloa' uepAt'ment
~ o r.o 10y uo'e.nasns' et r smons ene nomoe
49,. .s 1'o -oa4s sal '1eune.' "t'enuea IN
se7t VI ene LaAe We" :" "@teS-"orka' and mour
that. after riding 60 faE through the mud, th
pipes burst in such manner that 4 test vas i'm
porgibfe.
r. Cnrn,;nns - 49, Caa.ss-a s.sea - AtS' ~ ~
- cau'u1aio - u0' Soo'e1 sA'oly ol Nnslc1 No
ef9 wabash avenue Was attended By larg
number Of her friends. The eutestainnent va
thoroughly appreciated. and wa- snccass !,
eyerv rasnect owing tn t,,a afyo,,. ,,a ;,aroro
OF Mrs. cumminrs ~ ''@'@ 10 '"''>A A'''1ueS'''
a well-known politician down in the Ffti
Ward has for rnzpy months mat heen in a DIN,
eondition Nth ~ ;ncrrsh,a 1;sa.ao x,th:..<
ts.~-~,e..s - e o1'eoao >oAnine
nA0 f1o'onsoo .l1e u'o .uus !ooe one 3ua'e'oof
Ho o1 4uouo@e's' nts 11asaos assuring MI"
*uensset ae 1aSes . tu1n 1ol tne "o1ee. 1bal
there will soon be a special election for Alder,
men.
Tha srr,no fash;ono in ,,,1a att;ra ar. c,,t
p.aa- ,1-a5 - --,ssssua sse 90 ~us'
serving that sronseE-lega are pinned back less
vehement1y than formerly, but the innovation
Of yesa cut so low in the waist as to prevent the
enccassfn1 dacant;on ~ d;clar ia raaordad xv;th
justice as having been co1npssaed in the interest
OF the TaaherWomsu.
Mr. Ira Brown aud wife, who have been spend
ing the winter in New Orleans and vicinity, re-
+rrnad @as,a~1s- - t.h;s.,o soa ,ra a,onn;,..
fo1 41a yrcsanf ~ tba 3e1.15 Tsc,5c sjss
n-own,a ba.Ith ia eraa,lr ;mnrnvad nd ha n;ll
49, 49,, oon ~ - et,e h,,s;.ae u 10 VIZ
.nd rasEa +ha shsrb.n @e.t.sstn1a tre3a fnar.
so.;,a ~ .,.ar @A@@0 - 1~0~ ADSt
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Judging from sn Item in The Menomlnee
Herald OF Thursday, VIC are not likely to be
eoort OF ICE IN chicago next summer. From
that paper It 1s learned that the firm Of Griffin,
Connolly d Co. OF this city, are now engaged at
Menominee 10 cutting and stor7ps 500 tons Of
ace da'i5: 1ha 1co IS = feet th'cs, perfectly
SOHO. ano clear as crystal 10 put up this amount
rss,her cont;nnas Ts.o--hta ~ ,.aal auu .ue
thas ri, hsra On fo tons oe,r,-"a fe 49,, E
na-tar ,xh,ot, Iii Ia tsa1eGooa ~ Sn
~. 1are 80 soa. ~ ~ t1.o w eo.1
N''o' 're"'
a duts-:aced small boy with cap made of
red aod blue Pieces OF flannel called at TIE
TRIBUNE office YESTERDAY, and hanging out 3 few
fsthoms Of shl:t-sall from bis taf1ral, desired
10 zee the editor: His wish beng gratl1ed> be
produced 3 small and rlaln!y-lleEible piece Of
paper lnecr1oed With LIST Of the officers of tho
Second Ward aiud!arks. Challenges may be ad-
dressed to sE:ddy Buslrst, Secretary, 116A
Fourth aSence. His request fos publicity hay
re3,,,;s,1 -, rea,s .,a o s;toss aepal'9u.
r,t,c;n., l,n ~ the score ~ % bmoaraas s'tess " ~
snr,G.. 3ha ttsu e1,nna- so.e,o W Aoe " san'ee
Ths sir Hsh~aw soc;et,o. If r-oa aon. =, r.
raet who have the,r headquarters in this city
1p to late cate have buried their dead in the
three old cemeteries on the lake shore just
outside ct the city limits which they have oc-
eupaea TOT twenty years or more. As the OBJ
ject il to remove the cemeteries away from the
city, the lodges have bought GA acres Of land
beautifully situated in what Was formerly Haas
park, niis south OF Harlem, On the Desciaiues
River. IRE d Miner, OF Roger Park Nursery,
have the contract for LAYING ont and decorating
the grounds 1hey VIII plant I, ,030 forest trees.
l0o aVerRreenE. and ~ noWer1ng-shrubs. i
fence. such III surrounds Eosehil], planed picket
With base-hoard. VIII be erected around the
cemetery.
gentleman who resides On st. Johns n]sca
n OF cpin1on that be has abundant reason to
coann1ain nf tha v;cisstndea ri The ueothar
Within the past three weeks he las caught cold
twice, once By going out With bis oyercoat on
during bal1ns snrfne dav' and thu ntheT t;n,a |
by leaving it on Then there @ cs1ne m snaden1vs q
rold season of barometric Disturbances Tro
weeks AGO he came near having Lis ler frnctnrad
tbrouch the heedlesspess OF bows coastinr On |
The ice, and last week While his eyes were tull
ing rvund erected 3 manssrd on his herd. For |
h;rnself be cannot seo mnch in TIM rnnrh- /
vaunted signal service.
On e1hloitaon It frazer. Chalner j. Co.'S
aonshnent, On fuiion street, q machine
for supplying fresh sir in mines.
and e1hauet.ng the foul air. Yesterday
forenoon test Ct the blowing capacity Of the
fnacalne vas inade N the presence OF number
Of prominent clnzenh unner the direction OF
parties connected With the Signal Service IN this
at5. Ihefe zero present Ien; John =. Corse,
p l latthe~ Lanm; William Chlshoim. Joseph Il.
bro"n, ano otnefe: Ine capacity OF the ma
chime to supply AT through an opening OF i've
~ four ana one-aatl 1eet vas found to be 1900
;nblc feet per minute. and 1t . velocity Of forty
niles Der hour. The fan made 4l2 revolutions
minute. :. ....
TIE = nE1paSEp D., .xEa, ;I
ho very "1tching hous OF s:so p. n, when he
inferred, and, ORA a1ng the sleeFe OF his red Han
lel shirt acFoas EiH hairy lips, remarked
Squeeze me, old pard, wharabout round here |
nout North Robey canon bo 2" Which ?" ro- |
'lied one Spectator, while another, who had
pore respect for appearances, said How"
Wan, ye kinder see" resumed the red-shirted
t1anger, down thar yonder on fother side O
he diTlde they told me to follow West Madison J
ulch doc west TIL l ham TO North Robey
anon. and thar "a lind tho tepee Tn .
rter; But cat M dogs, ct l'ge ever got so
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