, 1876-01-16


stone being relieved by pillars Of polished
granlto IN two Shapes, oval and square. The
building has been divided into separate stores.
Ono Ut them has already been leased for three
years by lob5lng millinery house, now locased
near Van Euren street.
Early yesterday afternoon the body of q man
was found floating in the river ut the foot o1
Fifteenth street, aud from cards found in the
clothing 1t ID supposed to be William Aufer.
decke. formerly s4loon-keepos a. No. 2S5 State
Et:eet, but who has been missing from his lloms
fur The past eight weeas. When be left, he took
with him about $500 iu caeh, and, although the
mauner OF Ills disappearance indicated lnsaulty,
hts friends are Apprchensiye of foul play, an1
are causing a full usestigation. Yesterdays do
iuts iailed to develop oue single fact regarding
his death.
Early yesterday morning officer Elser brought
to the Chicago Avenue Station man named
Richard KaHaa, about ~ years OF age. whom he
found III q helpless condition resulting from 4
tall otf l. sidewalk III front OF No l2l Chicago
avenue. The sidewalk il about II feet from tho
groaud, and the old gentleman, being attacked By
rheumatism missed his footing ard fell. striking
upon his head, RECEIVING injuries from which,
Dr.. Storck fears, he cannot recover. 4 sou-:n-
lar named Maoney, residing at No. ~ ontaflo
street, was notified, and Mr.. Eagan was removed
to his residence, No. lsS Sedgxick street.
gentleman connected with the criminal inter-
est found himself last night. about 3o, up ~ al
eligible part Of the Thlrleeuth Ward. looking
fof . business opening for young man OF
energy but without capital. lie satisfied him
self by careful inspection that there were no
policemen Oh the three adjaceut beats. then
stationed himself BY lonely saloon, and when
AL eligible stranger cAtno ou: Sarroted him ard
went through him. Hardly had lie done 10 when
the three policemen sailed out of the saloon,
and, badly waiting to wipo their lips, took him
into custody. Hts last words, us they nut him
HIS hi - ra1f n13.sht HarA lfunWp-.
served INC right"
At meeting of the Board Of Managers Of the
Ge1lnau-Amtric1u D4.peusa:y, ueld yesterday,
tae teMi-aauuAl repoEs WAS submitted, from
which 1t appears tilat FROM July to Jan. I.
l.t1u paiienis we're treated: SIT by the Internal
Department.: there were 57i surgical cases, IS
ct Iena!e diseases, and 104 Of eyo and Gar
troubles. Tie nu'uber of prescriptions issued
WAS 1.132. Tho expenses were Sy25.52. In De-
ce:nber, Dr.. Schubarl was elected Il member OF
the medical s.an to fill the vacancy caused by
DR.. Gaetjen's departure From the theatrical
entertainment given q. North SlGo Turner Hall,
Dec. Is, Sn44.i5 MAS obtained.
s.Hcavcn," said pios,s preacher in his ad-
dress on Wednesday nigh. last, Heaven orders
all things aelt Though. We may 1nlpugn the in-
tlulse wisdoul ut Providence i'll making the pres
ent winter - mud as 1t has bean thus far,
Though these Of our number who deal III coal Or
engage IN the plumbing business may at times
repiue. Let LIS consider how much euIcrlnt. to
the poor las been avoided, how many y uan
who waEt short Cu No. 2 spring last nnmmer 1T
All ioooportuie AUmeot has reason to bless
these baituy winter daya when III his humble
linen duster he feels h:u-cf tho e.Inal of the
lurdiy ar1stocrat III lis Ulster! o, my friends,
let us-' And here tho good n,au closed lis
eyes, rcso OIL lis toes, and cllmLeu the golden
stair o! cratosy into the seventh heaven Of
peroratlOl.
Ths other day 4 little boy on May street told
IN I4,e7'- Dc11n sensation to his father. The
good Old mau investigated tho matter when he
came ho:ne ut night, and discovered that the
youth lad BEEN atte1,tiyc1y reading the expiui.3
OF .Ia6tcr Jimmy Blanchard, and lad privately
expressed Ais intention to go and be Charley
Eo=s- i1leu ne got down a biz carvluS-kuiie.
aud after The 1euiark that ls pat stop to thus
III tic interests of tue public IL there wasn't
a sensation newspaper in existence IN tho ue3t
proceeded IL gllm silence to put an
ejge on 1t. The taully finally induced him to
come to compl otntse, as 1t Vas the boy hrs. |
o:Icnse, and the compromise was efIrc'ed cut in
the ~ooc-shed with p1ess-board TIL the neigh !
bors iu,e.fered. aaa that boy will lie truthfu. in
all bis up-ris,nSs aud down-sllsluEs as soon as
lie can sit down.
A t1m!d young man was visiting ! beautiful |
aud ACCOMPLISHED young woman Oh Peoria street |
last uisLs. sheu- alter pause. she said, look- |
ing at hinl closely: Now [ wait to propose to |
you" '.lou arc very kind" said the timid |
Young man, between gasps and blushes, but |
SIN not worthy Ut so naueh happiness. and III |
fact. none Of our family are marrying people, |
besides. NY income ii limited and / have to |
NEE: Nr. Moody, and I'm afraid III |
be late" Then, Titlout waitn. to put |
on his oreEcoa, he tried make his exit through
the. door Of cupboard. ''Why, sad the young
woman, lifting her eyebrows IN surprise. "a I |
wanted yoa to escort me to my Eister'B On Ad-
INNS street." 20, i'll that CASE" answered her
swain. III your heals Ierel. and the boo1 IL On
the other foot. shall be ouly too happy, but |
sad atrl;G-that is, almost d1red tu nope-in
fine, am ubj.ct to these SEIZURES AMI lie sa.
down cn ths coal-sclftle. aai SAIL it wls Il ye:y
,old dag; hadnt Eean such weather since tho |
jou1th Of Fuy-
The management of the Grand Pacific Hotel,
,ot satisfied with ouly extending to their
,uests the greatest courtesy. aud thoughtful
aud rendering that hutel as near
lome-i.ke IS possible, have gone beyond the
1out.ds usually set as the lint OF the duty OF |
lie hotel 70 iis bo.sders. and have lnaugurated
eries OF dinners made pleasant by the little
.xtru attentions aud preparations, such as char
.cter1zo1 the 5 o|coca dinner OF yesterday. |
Though informal, and given only for tue board
.rs. the occasion MAS one Of pleasure to u!l.
The tables in tho Ordinary wers spread with
with bouquet and tho bull OF
ate prepared with more than usual care. Mu- |
sic lent lis chariu to the dinner, after which I
'ancing waa Instituted III the SPACIOUS hall. i,n-
At t1b AtAA u lIE I0AIu GlalI@Afs |
yhich had been Gtsinsly prepared for The exer-
'ze. The dinners prove to be pleasing suc-
:ees, aud wiil be continued every Two wetks.
A1osEn LOST.
Monday evening last about duck policeman
IN Thirtv-sercnth street had his attention at
rac:ed by the figure OF = man who crouch-
t1r b,s.de fencs. He grabbed him with tho
emath: "Come aiung. young 1uau; como
iong-there's tou many elothes on tile lines i'll
here to make it healthy for you to bo lurking |
bout" Tue Young man, wLo WAS fashiouably
lad aud bore every appearance Of Eespectabil,ty,
lrued IN agi.ated conntenauce to the oificer
nd said e1c.tediy: "Uo not botray NE! I am
cre for no evil purpose" 20. OF course not"
aid tho officer with q sardolc smile. as ho
gLteued his grasp On the young mans collar;
1t was them clothcs-lines." Yes" said
h= young mau with lcart-rendns groan.
it was them clothes-l,nes that
lred me hlther. loved-I madly lored-a |
OMAN living in youdor mauHion. I had read
hat tho Inter Oesan said about it's ben. cheap
fur two to live than for cue, but o. aA the day
ppointed for our unoa-for she returned my
Election and her parents favored my sslls-drsw
car. I vas tortured, driven TO mafness hy a
o.rible Doubt" HUM" said the officer, !
indy, "put-up job; got you en- string and
:ayed you for sucker, eh:" mo, Stree,
oh" replied the young man With warmth, ''s1e
~ c!lasre M tue curded SNOW that hangs on |