, 1877-04-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

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Tho bids for supplying 'books IN the rh,,,
Public Library ,rore n,anaa .-ss..e. .us on'e~ -.
nnon- and 49,. oo..-. oeeneo yesterday att
w. 0'ns'a ae1 mas AWARDED to Mess,
daaley Brothers g. Co, About 1000 volum
are to be supplied at once
At G meeting of the citizens of +he r,r
Ward. held a+ tho Gr,n, p..:ao in
Cnnstah1ee.s,oo+ ~. "4s fa.uaS escnn
p-o,-a.,. ~~s -"eae's' H. NJ aa4! and +.
gold star by their admiring constituency.
.The temnor.+x,-o
Manasse, optician. No. IS Madison stree+ ~,
uyE Rn;1d;,r, .~o. -. 0''@~s AH1
~ 5o. - ~ @' ~ - NV 4s'
Baromcter % =; ' o. o. % r. ?; n, 50; ?: m, 81
ete4 al l. H.. oo.1o: D. m., 30.22
The Thirteenth Ward RcDublican clnh mad
another unsuccessful attennt IN <eftla somn1,r
4atsucu ai business last evening at Benz's Hall 0
..e.a 9tIeet, near Robcy, and Will try it agai
1su ~ - p'ooaole a quorum can DC obtained
=, Mcssrs. Nalcnsi & Sons, Tunis will oife
Friday and Saturday next, a line Of Turkisl
rugs, Oriental cmbroiderics, Persian tapestries
vn, et; nf ~, Tor parteuiars see the anct'on col
~-'A' ~ @as pSpe' 1ooa5'
The resolutions iq regard to olcomarearine
adopted at the recent Convention Of the Butter
IN the form Of q petition, which Is receiving
large plumber OF signatures, and will be pre-
ssoteo 70 tne Legislature IN te" days.
The Governing Committee of the Provision
Grain, and Stock Exchange met yesterday after.
noon ana reconsidereu the motion to hold a
meeting Tor the election OF officers Monday.
they decided not to have . new election, and So
the present incumbents will continue in Office.
Coroner D;etzsch Yesterday he1d ;ncras+e
unon Mrs. Walsh. who iic.i Of hcart t7sesea ~
the corner Of Dearborn and Elm streets, and
upon an unknown man, supposed to be John
the river near the Chicaso s. Alton Railroad
bridge.
Mr. RE T. P.ferzon +bo .r+;e. xh,
Gently returned from ioner nTofass;nnoi 3 9;s;+
tn Paris. viii ehor1ir onen 1;fa1e 80 @ h;s
studio Room "a American Eyn-ess R,,;1J;ars @
To advanced pupils in drawing. he will afford
facilities for making studies from life three af-
ternoons OF each week.
Henry. r. knor of the ,orr firm of E4,1,a,+o,,
d KnoI. Of New York. nartner of ,ndns WI ~
csse IS in the ctv an some law h1,s;ress MI,
bis corresnondrnts E1dr;doa {. Tn,,rtana,+a "...
Mr. EnnT is snen11;nr sc,,a1s - dn'.. 1r;,i
Gen FidTire It +be Wooar,tT M,,ea w. Will
comnany " of Nart Ghca uheat a;
"a Tue -, ,1oaowns board Of
Echn1tz Prcs;dent. n Racor @ T;oaI H.
RecErr Trnssnrcr oEfAS Eet Ssa.t .rrts,oehb'
Jnne. A. imhof and Hein a9s, annrs;sers T.
'' 1'' -. n' npp:@.sets
Another portion OF Mr. S. $. Hayes property
IN the West Division was sold at auction ycster-
day to satisfy claim held br Frederick Sears.
The property consisted Of eicYen lots on Shell
don street and Washington avenue, together
~ r. w rs. t sneEeon, 21n M vas uisposeo OF
for xal Il IL nn1erstood that I'M n,rshaso,
rss ect,n" f,- ~ r. eonrs tlA' tAc PURCHASER
N>s ~. ''1 esa's
At special meeting of the Directresscs of
the fTotestant Orphan Asylum, held yesterday,
the following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed. VIZ: " That the Directresses OF the Protest
ant Orphan Asylum most respectfully return
their sincere thanks to all those by whom They
we're SO efficiently assisted In their Old-Folks'
concerts" As nearly as could be ascertaincd,
the net proceeds will be about $500.
A veteran Sunday-school teacher, on being
asked what in his opinion was most needed to
render the work OF the Sabbath-sclioo1 success
ful. replied that he thought if some ono would
invent cantata with many parts in it 2s there
prominent, SO that 1T festivals all the children
could be on the stage and all their parents. in
the audience, lie would bet Superintendcnt's
Bible to Autographed ticket that its effect
would be siugl1larly beneficial,
nh. C,;coao ,r,non-,ah;c,, 1r,,;,n 10
elected the following officers yesterday: presi,
dent, NJ. J. Carroll; Vicc-rresident, Fred K.
Tracey: Finaucia! Secretary, William McEyoy; |
Recording Secretary, William Z. Campbell; |
Treasurer, Samuel E. Pinta; Executive Com
uALEec- H. .. ELTcat, EuNaTu j. LallcftS, James |
Souders; Board of Directors, Joseph Lang, 4. |
II: heLau@hlin. Charles Harding, Edward r. |
win, C. McAul,1T; Guardian, Charles Klossman; |
Delegate TO International Union, Edward II |
Kcrrott-
T. +ien,da.e+,na +ha+ ,o.,,,a ~ ..,>- |
ose ecsi r. Ike - SI,seen as ha
sttrihnted n ncrsona1 an;1noei1es rtar t.s to
desjrc for .ho nnhlic good ara c;re,,iat,,,.r "at
tions for the removal Of fhc South Park fomz
missfonnrs. = Vcrv few siqnatnrcs hara hoan
obta;nci to the f7ocumrnt- 6nwercr hacsTse tba
yreat maiority Of those tn whom it. was nrescnt-
ID fclt ttct. The matter heinp hefore The eris-
iature. it W; nroncr to await The rcnort ~ fhe
Com mittee and see what their Observation-Disclosures
mas before callinq mon the courts to take anv
action ia the premises. ~~ NY
w.,
me Cnieago an ffoouce E1cha9se held meet
sae as ~ o'c4ock JesleTaay aiternoon' coruer
q ,. Dearoorn ana south Water streets. Mr.. D.
hlcharas, tlrsT VlGe-frcs!dent, occupied the
enalr' ana i ~. Jonn u. Co~les acted as secre-
LarI. Inc Comm1t1ee on fooms were instruct
ed TO lease premises IN convenient location for
lhe coming, Tear, they 70 report at q future
neetlne' lhe annua! election OF officers was
5hcn announced to take place on the second
l,;1 inesoai IN May. me meeting then adjourned
d $fhrt 3e4AHf