, 1877-01-28
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

be Erie q Chicago Line.
The Garden City Pleasure Club geye th
enth complimentary party last Friday cvenil
Quite large crowd was present, and ell enjoy
themselves.
4. T. Stewart & Co. hare added two stor
20 their already mammoth store, aud chang
he entrance from Washington street to n
3xsh avenue
The report OF the Lizzie Brauns rape case
:zted Miss Lizzie at No. 255 Clybourn aTcnu
instead of 249. There is 4 Mr. Brown at .
but be is not connected With the Brauns tamil
The temperature yesterday, as observed I
Manassc, ootician, SS Madison street, 1R1buS
Building, was at Il. m., eo degrees; 10 a. m
30; 12 H., IS; 3p m, Sc; S P. NJ, IS. Baron
ctcr at a. NJ, 3o.74; p. m, 3o.S.
The newly-clectcd Board of Directors Of tn
Ssuth Side Street Railway met yesterday All
reelected the following officers: S. B. Cobt
President; Daniel 4. Jones, Vice-President
c. B. Holmes, Superintendent; J. F. johnson
Treasurer; ". n. Evans, Secretary.
Notwithstanding runors to the contrary, III
Jack Harcrlr will return to town during th
present week. Friday night he was in Hart
ford, Conn.,, en- route for New York, Philadel
;phia, and Washington. The New Orleans ant
California troupes are still on the road.
One OF those delightful and recherche affair
known as John B: Drake's $ o'clock dinner:
look place ut the Grand Pacific Hotel last even
ing, in the ladics' ordinary, which has beer
newly frescocd and carpcted. After the dinner
dancing to the music OF Hands orchestra was
indulged in.
4 motion for new trial OF the Lowry case,
which was one for the payment Of damages
alleged to have been sustained by MIR. Lowry's
fir9rrr Toc+R Ror1 uyoc mad
before Judge MeAllister yesterday, City-Attor-
ncy Tuthill appearing for the city. The motion
was oycrruled-
Dr.. c. v Dyer was in somewhat improved
condition last evening and able to articulate.
The paralysis under which he labors was caused
c1ots settling ON the brain. As the blood alb
sorbs the Doctor is rcriying, md there is hope
that he may ultimately recover.
4 lady on Ashland avenue is the soul Of boun-
t. itself; the work in her household is easy and
she pays the highest wages, but she can never
limb, and the girls object to remaining in
house where they can't wear the mistress
boots when they 60 out shopping or to 4 party.
4 sort OF diluted Mrs, Woodruff called at
The TRIBUNE office yesterday to give some
particulars OF new Communist demonstration
BY women that she is organizing. ''Bread or
bloodt' she said, was the usual CRY on such
occasions, but as most women tainted at the
sight Of blood, she proposed to hare it "Bread
or back-hair!''
Yesterday morning William Kemp, watch
man in the employ Of the Burlington d Quincy
Railroad. had his right arm jammcd to jelly
by the collision Of two freght-cars at the corner
OF Canal and Sixteenth streets. He was re-
mored to his home, No 619 Union street, and
tncre attended by DR.. Allen, who did not think
amputation necessary.
The friends OF Officer Charles Lyckcnburgh, of
the American District Telegraph Company, de- I
sire to thank the druggist at the corner of Clark
and Van Buren, streets for his great kindness |
to him after lie was so seriously injured By the |
71llain John Lamb, who tried to rob the Col |
iscum BY turning off the gas, and who was ar |
rested bY Officer LYckenburgh.
A still alarm to the Fire Insurance Patrol at |
II o'clock yesterday morning YVES caused By
smoking tfue at the corner of Randolph and |
Franklin streets. While returning home from
tue ire, the Patrol wagon capsizcG, badly inlur-
my johnny Green, the driver, about the head
and shoulders, and inf;ctiug deep cash in his
forehead. No danger is apprchendcd.
Coroaer Dietzsch yesterday held an inquest
furnaces III the Union Rolliug-Mills at the cor
ner OF Asilanu ard Archer avenues, who was
iouno crushed 10 death accidentally in an Gle
y sa:or leading to the top Of his blast. He was
- years OF age, and le1lvcs wife and two chill
tlren residing at No Il PitneY avenue.
III CuAIElS VA VIC AuEALS VI Oh dLE1Ch 1Or |
The ensuing year are the Rer. I. J. Conway,
Chaplain: John Byrne, President; Alex SYce-
nc5> vicc-PrcziGcat; Ormus G. Smith. Record
,n!S Secretary; James Turbit, Financial Sccre-
:ary; William ]. Maskell, Treasurer: John Nc
lkcown. scrgcant~at-Ar1ns; John Hickey
Knight Commander; Peter G. Arthurs, Vice
Knight Commander.
4 clerk connected with one Of the Govern
ment buildings in this city, who has not much
hair on the top OF the head in the place where
[ns o., han ought to grow, is preparing to order
silk hat with a blue glass top, and tnen expects |
. haunt the baseball grounds and Lincoln
rark during the summer. He thinks it ought |
% work. for be has tried every other remedy |
possible to think ct.
= THE, TRIBUNE has received from Justice
! dalnes beautifully printed brochure giving
he history OF the wreck OF the schooner Favor !
te, laden with 2253 barrels Of whisky. abo11t,
hlIty-threc years ago, few miles off Toledo; t
nd an account Of the exploration made last /
MINER to recover the long buried spirits The {
t. &c mas strong hopes Of testing the quality of
i. : 'oods next summer.
An TEN in Saturdays TRIBUNE stated that
arv Gamble was procurcss, kecper Of - {
,usc OF prostitution at No. 500 South Clark : :
rcct. ana an cntfcer OF young girls into ,gays
at arc dar. etc, etc. 1tappea1s that the in
rmation up> n which the item was based was r
correct, that Mrs. Gamble has been malieued. | :
andered, ,nisr. presented. and unfairly dealt !,
tl. Future de- >veloprnents will show her true = :,
aracter.
Mir. John n Hi1lst Treasurer of the recently
1med Association ct Vernonters, desires ali
sidents of this city VIII, we're born in Vermont t
call at his office, Room IS, No. 175 La n
lie street, and register their names, to Il
e end that complete List NAV
made Such Us find it inconve1aient to call h
n send their names BY post, and are desired to n
clude all other names of Vcrmo nters whom t.
icy may know in the city or State u
At the evening meeting Of the Methodist Il
ract Society, at the Methodist Episcopal Churcn ;,
lock, the Rev. Dr. Tiffany presided, and the =
usic WIS led by the new choir OF the First !.
ht1rch, numbering sixty voices, and, though =
,st organized, in excellent training. The OBJ u
ct OF the meeting was the examination of the | y
,pic, 1sThc Christian Home,' and it was thor
lghly discussed BY tGGese present, and amonE<{ =
lem some OF the most eloquent pastors in the !,
lcthodist Church. -
The first masquerade Of the season came off S
the North Side Turner-Hall last evening" It | =
Fas given by the Low German Society, which |
ad been preparing for this event during the il
ast few weeks The affair was successful in ! L
very respect, md, though not of fashionable ! t
taractes, it WAS, nevertheless, 4 very ENJOYABLE
nd respectable affair. There was general un- /,
lask;ng after y O'Clock, after whicn all gave d
acsnsclves up To dancing until an carly hour q
his morning. il
In few short DAYS it will be Lent, and pious g
ecpcT6 OF boarding-hcuses tan mortifr the flesh u
nd keep down their butchers bills bT furnish !"
+, their boarders with such delicacics Of the y