, 1877-12-02
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

which will at ppce rebuild the old 1duck brewer
on North State street.
Aid. White and wife left the city last ercnin
for tcn days' pleasure trip to Louisville III
the South
The little Parker girls, reported last Thur
day as having LETT their home, have rot &c
heen found. Their father believes it case 9
SEDUCTION.
The workmc en- ut the Crib will take up thei
abode at that institution tomorrow and ren1ai
during the winter. The force is to be consider
ably augmented, and the work pushed night ALI
day until it is completed.
The temperature Yesterday, as observed b.
Nanassy, optician, sS Madison street (IRtDUSl
BuiIding). was, at o. H., II degrees
10 4. H.. Is; y H., IS; 3 .. M, %; ?: n, p
A srn-board over the coa-hcaps at Madison
street bridge announced the existence OF ''Se
lect School" 1t is fair to presume, in the ao
sc,.cr OF information to the contrary, that tht
: Institution is ''Law' school, and that tht
textbook most iu use is "Coke upon Little
tou.'
As James Fenton Sadler Was returning liomt
from business on Wednesday evening last III
slipped or tie frosty pavement in front oi tht
Boston Store, fracturing leg III four places
lie WAS taken home III hack and received th'
prompt attention needed.
Tue term OF Office Of ". r. u. Wallace 4:
Judge Of the County Court having expired, h'
has formed q partnership with MessTs. y; Il
Fletcher, OF White il Fletcher, aid Robert Val
Sands. OF Mlddletown, Conn, with whom Ut
purposes .esuming the active practice ol laS.
The Executive Committee Of THE TRIBUNE
Homo Club met 1T the sherman House ycster-
< day afternoon. and completed the arrangements
Tor the sociable to be held at that hotel Friday
evening. 1t was also decided to have 4 1a4r
Thursday, the Goth inst. Particulars will be
given hereafter.
John Garrity, IS ycnrs OF age, residing on the
corner OF Buttcrfclu aud Thirt y-,ljnth streets,
fell from Car IS OIL State street near Twenty
first yesterday afternoon, aud Ind his lett Icy;
badly cruslet, by the wheels. He WIS removed
to tie County Hospital, where not much hopes
are entertained Tor lis recovery
Coroner Dictzsc., yesterday held an inquest
upon August Doeha, who died at the Couaty
Hospital from tic ELECTS of falling into 4 vi.
Of hot water at Wilson'S packlug-housc. on
Cau3l street. upon Enos Hobbs. who died ut
No. :ss3 Clark street Of heart-disc*se; and upon
John Griffin WHO vas accidentally rio down by
the Lake Shore Road in the Town OF Lake.
One Of the most iearned-as it was one Of the
most 1utcTestinI-paper that has teen read be-
fore that erudi;e body, tho Chicago Phlu-
sophical Society. was that Of Prof. j $. Jewell,
Al. D., last evening, on the q Rationale Of Nor
bid psychica' Phenomena" THE lecturer was
aided in hts explanations by two co1urcl charts
representing tic brain in its different parts.
The funeral services ore. tile remains Of the
late John Mason, the well-.snown criminal law
yef. were held yesterday morning III the Cathc-
Messrs. ". ". O'Brien Henry McC!ory, Tbuln-
as d. Barrett, Thouas Brenan, Justice Syully>
and Austin J. Doyle. The remains We're ta'sea
to Calvary for lntcrmcnt. The funeral WAS
largely attended. Many Of those present were
members Of the Bar.
the steam forge works Ut South Chiago, and
formerly OF Detroit tell or stepped from, tie
rear OF the last coach Ut the dummy train OIL
the Lake Sllore 4 Michigan Soatlcrn Railroad,
which leaves Chicago i: 5:45. Friday evening
just before the tram reaehe:t South Cnicago,
and while it was still in rapid motion, and, lall-
ing Oh the ground, broke tho bone of the right
ar1n between tbs shoulder and elbow.
Jesse l.. Gea.s. Of Waterloo, H.. writes to
a'a,yor Heath requesting Information OF Ills
father, Daniel Beai, q man about Is years old.
The son says tug father reached this city froul
t:ttsbu1E about Nov. |. aud pat up III the
Transit House, Sto@k- Yards. Having been
hurkeed out of 50 on his journey westward,
lie left the Transit House after soionrn Ut Two
days. Since tncu he mas not been heard from.
n;a1:e inquiry at the Transit House, and has
heard that the na:ne OF Iaurl Beals does not
appear upon the holel-register, uor Is it known
at all about the place. The SOU ut Waterloo
has hcen so informed.
Tue Tn1BusE has received the first number
OF The Chicago LIw journal, published by E.
B. Myers Il Co.. with 6. l.. Barber. ESQ.,, MEM
ber u the Bar here, as editor. Tnc 1nagazinc is
exrected to appear monthly, and is guaranteed
to contain Go0 lages OF opiuions yearly tor ST.
It Is handsome octave. and will contain alI the
decisions Of the Appellate Court Of this Dis
t11el. as we'll Is important opinions in all Illinois
State Courts AMI in the Federal Courts botll Of
this STATE and ol the United States. The editor
also promises annotations Oh the various. a:@is-
ions: and notes containing items Of rulings,
points OF practice, etc, thus adding greatly to
its value Judging from this first number, the
Newcomer deserves 4 eorliai welcome.
Alctter receiyelb 1fr. John 5riuciville states
that the h7igantine pa.nlico, OF Chicago cruising
u Tie Vicinity of thc place On thc coast Of
North Carolina where tue United States s1ea1n.r
Huron was lost. caulc across the c-c,y Of
wrecked brig called the Ellen r Stewart. This
bil!. hailed 1rouA Philadelp phia and had crcwuu
board Of eight men. The Captain was lost dur
Ing the storn anu the crew took to two RATS
scTcn to one and Iwo to another. Both Ut the
1;'i1s we're III sight, but OWING to The stormy
weather only one OF them could be reached. The
fainllco, however, hofered around the SPOT ond
succeeded in rcscung the crew Of the other raft,
thus saving the lives OF ALL The men saved 1al
been without food and water for over twenty-sir
hours. The Pamlict, reports the storm Is one oil
the worst she ever encountered.
The Little Sisters OF the Poor in Charge of the
uoi1lc AIT Lie a11tu, TN Lie corner 01 17llStcI
and polk streets, have purchased the square
bounded by Harrison STREET and Vernon Park
avc'iuc anu Fayettc cnur. and Siblcy street.
upon which during the coming spring they it,
Tend TO erect large ami permanent Home for
Tie accommodation Of larger number Of l1rs-
t1tu:c old folks. The present Home is in leased
quarters, ind badly adapted to the present re-
qulTctnents. For the purpose ri contributing
to the greater comfort OF their charges, us also
Ut :nlarninl their sphere OF usefulness. the Lit
Tic Sisters have undertaken the crctton OF the
the generous public They arc always grateful
for donations OF food. clothing, and money even
III the smallest quantity, anil invariably cInn}.,r
them in rendering comfortable i class Of in
d.cnt people not thu least to be pitied of the
numerous recipients OF public charity
FITZGERALD.
Yesterday morning Tu1ECSE reporter ran
across Commissioner Fitzgerald when thc fol-
lowing brief dialogue took place. Said the re-
porter:
..What do .yon know about caucuses?''
Nothing,
Board !:' o 49," eou"'s
''ayars, guess
nal YOU vote with the Repub.ieansan
- 80, sir; ALL a Dcmocraf.:' :
hers!' villa LIZ olo f''as men,
Rcmoctat." p"'ts ilhes' an q
hag:'' ~S - ~ "''n 'ne o'o
am independent. You know that fbo.
'ons - TO no party "lIcn it comes to that.:'
ihen YOU won't 20 with the Rcn,,n,ica,ea ~,
No; Why should +! Wnen 1hry fn1,n1 4la,
f1pou a 10 they ignored nc mighty Quick. Mt
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