, 1877-02-11
THE CITY.


TNHE TEfHtR
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GENERAL NEWS.
Henrr Ward Reecher Is at the Grand Pacific,
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- ,. ], ~ Nooa. o1d ~ p,;se
some hne photographs o. aooo} aao VI ol1ss'
In tTo s1zcs.
80 The temncrature Yesterday, as observed b7
a1an..sae or4,c,,n IS Madison street rprsr,,sr
.Ds,..1s -. a, 5o.-ro.r. ~ :.
bu1uns)' was A. d. w. .. e.see' ~ D. ~
50; IL M, =; p. ~, az, p na.s So baf-
ometer at 3 a. NJ, 5o.i2' p m.' JUL.
Aman named Abraham Levi died suddenly
.-a.+.r5.r ,ftornoon ot M. OR Iarrahec street
;. ~ -.,nross5 from tho cffccts of. r4ccss,va
ans;r9 y r. coroner has been notified to boid
c11nng ~ ae ne' ohont * 49, ~ 4II
m i1qnest. uecs5seu tt. "4s Aooo' ~ 'esNs o4u'
ano 1ea'es 11Ann5 --...
Coroner Dietzseh yesterday held an inquest
upon David Hnmnei; German residing & at 40.
~ nai5leu h.est N.Y. =, ~ ~ ~
sanity sanity, caused = too much iiouor: 4 verdict
IN accofoanee "itn tne 4Ae'' "'A' 'e'u4De""
The causc OF the boier-explosion at the Daily
Nous Office ts attributed to the obstruction Of
the wntcrEaugc., It appears that an explosion
was threatened about a month ago from a simi-
lar cause, ont 1t seems = tna1 proper precautions o.
e.c sI,ea. noL @1Aen ~ pte'euI 1ee'icnee u 1ne
oilne@u'>'
Tic members Of the South Town Board met
Yesterday afternoon but, in consequence Of the
beading legal proceedings in the mandamus
case be3ore Judge Rogers and owing, further
to the tact that Supervisor Lincoln is obliged to
leave the city next week adjourned until next
SATURDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
mcet,nsr was ea1,ed for vost-r;7,v ,on,,;r,,
Of the Elders Of the Presbyterian chuTrhcs II
the citv for thc nnTnosc If Teoroanfzno fhc az
.soc,ation which Vas in existence at the timc ~
the rreat ire. Owing to the fact that only =
menf was taken until Monday afternoon at 3
n'ciocl. & '>NN~1'1'A '@''
a LAD years OLD, named jacob Sc1lott, was
Mnwankee o oiE1S1on o. ne NortnWestcrn Rail
The Rqekef street crossing, and had his LETT leg
hp,s bons suS ~ a,,anefa ste+ anI ~ n,s at
tenscd to fr 1r. Wsters. His | recovery is doubt
81 9eo " - Ia ""'o40' LAD 4'-o'o1' - oooo7'
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The Young Mems Catholic Total Abstinence
and Benevolent Society installed the following
officers for the ensuing year last evening: Prcsi-
Frank Hesrlcy; Second .Vice-President, Frank
Wilson; Treasurer, John Dowdle; Financial
'SecretaT, Anthony J. Ford; Recording secre-
Eais iesd.s9 Me1ss boVie Drao'' Assistant Secretary
The Travelling MEMS Christian T]nion held its
regular weekly meeting at Lower Farwcli Hail
:aast evening. The meeting was q a devotional
rrtHrprfpr lad hY Mr. Ch1nnaU. The attendance
was nnt iarge bnt the cIerrdses were 1ull of
Interest Several gave their experiences on the
road, and said that christ had been constantly
with them, which appeared to encourage the
others and gre them ne" stfensth 10 1ouo"
The Master
A graduate of Prof. 4. Graham Bells Normal
Glass for articulation teachers in visible speech
has opened day-school tn Memorial Chapel,
Indiana avenue between Twcnty-nintn and
Thirticth streets, for teaching the deaf by this
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4indcrgartcn for hearing children, with whom
,there rs frequent ASSOCIATION A few more |
pupils are necessary to complete the class and
aipTeadiae, % as xeI T as those who % are merely p in
5ferestel in the system arc invited to visit the
school any day before / D. M, or address Miss !
4. II. Mack, Hyde Park House, Hyde Park.
doia.AnsnanSe tth Soaety Tb vas ofgaaizea II
neeaar nren;,a nnd +ha fo1o1PP ,f
Mednesaay "a s esenG, ana tne % 1qao.lne P omeers
sn1;;gsn 1Gs ~ rns,aent the Per @ 4seta1!
' nee Rr;sar' First Vice- ] President. " n T;l1en
Second Vicc-President; Charles A. Hale, secre,
tsry; Henry Holmes, Treasurer; and AZ. G. H.
7. Lyman, Mrs. J. R. Wa1Worth, Mrs. Sarah G.
Cleveland, and Mrs M. F. spalding, Executive
Committee. Fifty-four persons signed the
another meeting was held 1t Trinity Church
Free Reading Room, corner OF Portland avenue
and Twcnty-sfxth street, and after short, stir
ring addresses By the Rers. Mr.: Sullivan and Des
OE1o3y, ". NJ Al1UEll AuU ". H. r. LYMAN |
twenty-five more signed the pledge.
ine Aa1onai AssGe1anon i,S &C ot fanasfs' ' whose
at the Erposition Bading in e eyean@
M na'e E;o 10 ooas' ~ ta ln ne % present. 70
e n.e pnu a "a t & g. tlc ~ Si ta,1z ho"s q poult
Ut seen o.r u az disoa ~ III i 70 5ne marx
earS;m -. 49, ;;ts. tnc n,,t toa Y ~
aa ~ oa.' auoet ~ iee auou1 1;Vg' mMca
1.e.,is .ne e1.S shs - laSs yen: oMag 70 tae
saa ps1unal nt1noo ~ ~ Iegntl5 aoopteu ny Inc
ana'gInsn1s IL y iuposs!ne % aseertan noR
aauy LILY orus 9 nase pesn on1ereo III eacn OF me
sT nteea n: e1asses !ol wmca p1eu1uns are oneIeo.
lne pi1us oelonglng TO some OF Tue e1nlpltors |
afl1Vc9 yeSteluay, ana towards evening that
Patt OF me puud1ne gwen up TO thc 1oWls vas
vocal Hatn song, u tnat word may apply to the
exclamatlons OF the Cochin China and other
tuneful poultry. About 100 coops were filed |
during the day, and many more will arrive to- !
day and tomorrow, so that The Exhibition will
probably be ready for the public tomorrow
evening. 1t should be visited BY MI who take
an interest in perfect specimens of the various !
kinds Of poultry and pets.
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1ns 1eguta1 meeung q tae Ch1eago fhho- |
sophleal s9zaety was nela at us hau, corner OIL
E1ate ana washington streets, last evening, the
Efesiaenta aa Jaage 5ooin, aii IN inc chair AIRS +;