, 1877-04-15
GEN TRAL NEWS.

Palmcs uonsc.
The Temperature yesterday, ns observed i
Manasze, opticiau, No. IS Madison street {Ta1z
usE Buildng), WAS at a. H., ~ degrees; 10 q
H., ~; IL H., 4S; p. m, 81; p. m-, d
Barometer At s T. NJ, 80. Is; p H., 80. l3.
The Centennial stereopticon Exhibition at th
plymouth Church Friday evening drew fine au
dieuee. The views were true representations Z
the original, and finely shown A large canvas be
Ing accompanied by y brief description, the exhi
blt1on WIS rendered both entertaining and instruct
i've.
The lunches sct out at No. 1l8 LaSa1e stree
during the past week for the benefit of the Found
1lngs' Home proved In all respects great success
The net proceeds we're nearly 81, 00U, ant the La
dies Aid Society desire to extend their thanks t.
all who contributed.
A sealskin cap is not very appropriate head
drrss at this season, but the man who wears II cal
always remind his critics that they may themselve
be In similar plight after the Presidential election
of 1850, when somebody else will be sporting The
new hats they had counled upon wearing
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning Matthias Roos.
plnsterer, while trying TO turn out from The cnrh
the corner OF Chicago avenue and Wells streets,
wns thrown from his wagon. and had bis right leg
broken between the knee and ankle He WAS con-
veyed to his residence, No. Il Delaware place.
At3:2o yesterday afternoon carriage owned by
Mrs. H. Howard, of No. S:9 Wabash avenue. COL
nded In fsont Of the Exposition building w.th an e.
Dearborn street Both carriages were slightly
damaged By e.psizing. but the occupants escaped
A4In0bL uuAHA
William Woke lccturrd before The Chicago Philo-
Bophical Society last evening. The subject was
4*"Sauonal conceits and prejudices,' " and it was
skilfully handled and the lecture so rich with
thought that it - to be regretted that the attend
Ance was not greater. The next lecture will be by
the Rev. Dr. Thomaa.
The brothers Of Union a. Co1o-ed Benevolent
Society Sf this city, held their annual election Of
officers Thursday evening, with the following IT,
Vice President; J. .Belnett, Secretary: ]: Lar
ma1shai; an " It. Card 3sssi.nt s M.fshai.
Ala meeting held at Grace II. E. Church. cor
Of White and LaSAle streets, last evening.
1le following officers Of the Sorth Side Sunday
School Teachers Association were elected: Prcsi-
dent, j. 3. Hobbs; Vice Presidents, Superintend-
ents OF all sunnay-echoofs associating with the
Inion; Secretary and Treasurer, Willis Baird
a young uan up At Union Park proposed to 4
handsome young lady OF the vicinity last night,
and was met shortly after by mutual acaua1nt-
ance, wearing look Of gloom and his lat very
1nuch down over his eyes and carolinc the unsea-
soaa6le but nevertheless appropriate song: 80,
this no, this beautiful's no..
The Hon. Charles II. Reed returned from his |
Washington TIP Friday night, but in conversation
With reporter yesterday morning declined to say
anything definite about his in the matter Of
civil immunity for his clients, Turner, Miller,
able to gain from hun WAS that =. the thing was |
coming out all right, - and that Mr. Reed wouId !
return to Washington in few days.
,...; .sqme wonen said be- goomiy '.ssem
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college. there were no two friends AZ inseparabe
as myself und Frunk Somers. We both fell in love
h II 11 Epe s a91 ssa W. mad
aaw her on commeneen,ent-D Day: Two years from
that that woman had driven Frank to a suicides
disaonored grave and had married me-" t
A largely attended meeting Of chess players was
held Ut ucnr1ci's coffee house, No. I14 Madison
stseet yesterday afternoon, tor the purpose Of or
yanizne Chess Club Capt. Adair was elected
sominittee Of three wis appointed 70 arrange with
aenrac for the use OF The rear portion Of the cof
fee house. The next meeting will be held 1t the
same place Wednesday NJ s p. N. All chess-p play
efs are invited TO attend.
At Trinity Church. Niles, Mich, DR.. Mcnurdy
has just gathered In the sleanings Of the harvest
ton Class Of more lhnn ::oo This N males u moro @
more than 500 confirmed in that parish within the
ee,en mont H.. aud + 1he tapisms have been
record quite equal to that Of ali the parishes TO-
tsetaeE in Chicago
Amar1icd teacher in the Hayes school gayc out
the following sum to the arithmetic class the other
LAY: - man buys horse and wagon for S45 on |
the 3oth of April; m He pays sll5 dag for the
for drinks to the inspector the expense
Of license lie moves saxty-nine loads Of iurni-
lad The ID Of May ses the Quilt ar PsI 80 and
two rounds Of drinks ut 20 cents each. What proa1
does he make and what is the rate per cen:!'
a meeting was held last evening ut the corner OF
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purpose OF giving the yoang Republicans of the
Third Ward an opportunity Of organizing them
CHOSEN TO preside. it Vas stated ilat the ThirI
" ard Republican Club had given the use OF their I
hall for the accommodation Of the organization.
A:tcr honc preliminary airing Of opinions to the
ccst cou1se to bc pursued in the conduct ol the
CANT alton. permanent officers were chosen and a
subject for discussion selected for meeting to be
held in two weeks.
The Elkins collection, numbering 1853 oil and
water co!ors and sketches. will he sold at auction
o. ~ Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings lncludea in
Moore, y Dge1ow, Root: Greene, setil};ng, Neal,
AaNey. Van Alna.n, Iernet Colby, Sloan. ,Kotx,
10 solk Shirlaw papess's, Allen kshn Reed ler
Alkenson Allen, Echblock, prud' hon, Colby, ,
Gasss 5; ;Mke olso Gookns
and others. Mr. Elkins purposes closing out his !
gallery In order to make long ske:chin: tour !!
during the summer and autumn.
Yesterday, Airs. Austin Doyle, wife of the Clerk
Of tue tr1m1nal Court. died at her resideuce on /
ti,nablc lady The daughter Of Mr. Charles DON
~, aud Was brought here when child when her
father moved 10 chicago some years ago. She was /
md was The ornament of household mudr happy
by her own gcn,lcness aud Affection She leaves +
they have sustained A. soon ~ her death was an-
nounccd the Criminal Court adjourned over .
until Tne*+iay in respect to her memory. :
Of the ILLINOIS Central Ka,1road was suuden'y dis.
turbed yesterday morning of q sudden The build |
ing beGan TO shake and quivcr. and there csne up
q roas nnd noise as II earthquake was ho}dtnv I
high carnival Just underneath the building Al |
rnshcd from their rooms into the hail 10 asccrta,r |
the cause OF thee ommotou when 1t WAS ascrrfainrd
1hat few hundred tons OF bar iron which had hren
standing against tho wall In the store OF Jn1,n |
Ayet Co., witch "a the hret noor Of ttc bntid t
Ing lad fallen the floor one pccc aftcr ann.h.-
untli The whole pile down. The fr.h1rnri |
oaicia!s and CLERKS returned TO their oajcss win
much lighter hearts than when they left them
.'fou miserable wretch. " said the Court sexcra.
ty TO the prisoner. this is the l-don't -kpuw.how
n.anycth time you hive been brpu.h. before me
ehxrged with the uumanly crime Of Wife. b~at,no r
beating your wife. the wife Of your bosom 1S.
mother of yonr children, whom you rromised IN v
love, honor. and obey. You arc evidently wretch
upon whom pity would be wasted, in whose henri Il
there Is no room for any human feeling, mouster
Of iniguity to be classed with the Zicsenmeyrrx.
the Rulofs, the Tropu,ans, tho ..Sor, Tou
nathcs me: yon do me proud. replied the Prison
CT, btushinE clean up to the pokcr-mark on his u
Forehead. and smiling right round to his cars S
magistrate. a
Al festive gathering up on Ashland avenue, the 7
other evening stranger said, ."Who is thu. rath- N
u looking girl and why does SHE receive 30 q
mach attention: To me she scema ANYTHING but | 6,
1nl4hb.e." %"4IUsh!H esjd fhA rrrsor ,vlnr ~ / IL