, 1879-03-06
TIE CITY.


u tHt fAcliC.
George Stephens President Of tho Bank Of
Montreal, Is n guest Of the Pacific.
Judge p. II. Walker, Nushvllic, Chief Justice
OF The Illinois Supreme Court, 10 guest Of Tic
Pacific.
About forty Of tho delegates to the Butter
and Egg Convention from Boston arc quartcrcd
At tic Palmer.
l.. Il. Clark, Chief Engineer OF the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern RAILROAD, Is stop
ping At the Sherman
The examination Of candidates for admission
to the Dar before the Appellate Court has been
postponed to Friday. April Is.
james Macfarlnnc, Esq, of Corning, N. r..
Genera, Agent for the Western States Of the
Blossburg coal region, Is at the Pacific for
few days.
Mr.. ucnry F. UilI'g, Of tho American Ex-
change, London, is at the Palmer, and goes
hence III two or three days for n brief trip to
California.
The Finance Committee Of the Chicago Afcd-
tcal College held meeting ut The Sherman
House last evening, but transacted no business
OF importance.
Lansing Mills. General Freight Agent Of the
Vermont Cantrnl Line, and John porteous, Gen.
eral Freight Agent Of the Grand Trunk Rail-
road, nre Mt tho Palmer
Mr.. Reed Taylor. while teaching n horse TO
jump yesterday morning, wis batlly bruised,
the anlinnl stumbling Ahd fnlling on him. The
rider was thrown oil nntt had hts arm broken.
The dead body Of male child was found yes
tertay In u hollow a'onRsld,ss. tile Michigan
Southern trucks, near tho Twenticth-strcet
crossing. It srns taken to the MorGuc, and the
Coroner notified.
Tho Temperature Yesterday. as observed bv
Manasse, optcian, 50 Madison street lfrnrnuSn
BuldlnE), wns rs follows: y D. M. ID degrees;
70 a. H., 8s; u H., Il; 2: M, 42; 8,p. M, 40.
Barometer, at a. u,., 29:92; . p. nj, 2u07.
The Rev. F. A. Noble, D. D., tic present pas.
tor Of the Central Congregational Church Of
New Haven. Conn, Inns accepted the cntl rc-
Gently crtcudesl 10 linn BY the Union Park Com
Eregntonnl Church, Of this city, 10 take effect
May /.
The Governor has renomtnnted thc present
Bourd of Wcst Park commissioners. with tle
exception Of Col. Bennett, who 10 Gueccclcd by
George Kahlfs, q citizen nj the Fourteenth
Ward, German by birtl nlld formerly in the
Hour ind feed business.
At the monthly meeting Of the Managers Of
tho Home Of tic FrtendIcss, hold yesterday
morning. the reports submlLted showed TINT
there wcrc 1a5 inmates Marr, l.: t.at the cx-
pensea wcrc S1.ll0, leaving balance OF sa,03l.
The COLLECTIONS were s275.
entertainment at Afaskoll Hall Tuesday cvcn-
Ing, sars thu purpose wns not to benefit himself,
but TO d'rcct the attention Of the 1risll people
OF Chicago to the ncecssty OF having something
different from bar-roo!n car1usal on Ernfnet's
anniversary, II they dcslru to have their causo
respected by the lest people In tho city.
The friends of Atr. Chnrles ". Angel may bc
pleased to know tint lie ia at rrescns employed
~ the wo:k Of cleaning up tho s'one-yartl Of the
the stock OF stonc tho State has on hand, Ills
dcmcanor Ia unchanged, aud II he docs bis duty
we'll ho may be ASSIGNED to clerical duty In tho
Fn1H $ttf ftfrh E7Tf rr,k ~ -.nfe
.ttnued at Aard labor.
Postmaster Palmer and superintcudcnt Nc
Doweil both looked for instructions from Wasli-
filKton yesterday. and loukctl IN vn!t,. The de-
Jay ~ giving orders for the immediate prosccu-
t.on o. Ut work on tke neW auarters j. aserioed
the dissolution OF Congress-. The necessary in
atructiohs Will probably arrive today, and work
will baeommcnced ma soon as they are received.
An adjourned meeting Of the citizen. Of Lake
afternoon to continue tile discussion Of the
question OF the extension OF Hrneclund Come
terry. The caucus represented tho interests Of
the south end OF tic town as well as tho
Ravenswood property-holdcrs. II was finally
decided to recommend the extenslon on tla
terms heretofore given In THE TRIBUNE. Tho
question WILL have to be decided by the voters in
Tue coming election hnl these meetings have
been beld 60 ttsat tho property-holdcra could
vote lntciligently. In accordance with tho pro-
Visions Of the ngrcomcpt tho Cemetery Coul-
pany will immediately pay tho taxes due slnco
Tho Roy. F. 4. Noble, D. D., at present pas
tSr 1, Of Y the s Fi1st or ce..tral congregational
y extended call Of the unlon Park Concrega-
tional Church Of this city, uni Will enter upon
his duties horc May !. pr: Noble IS said 10 be
tho most Intellectual, Lights Of tllv Conerrga-
ttoaal Church in the Eastern 3tatcs, md, com
ing as lle does from a successful ministry In the
oldest church. Of that denomination in tic East,
With Tho prostige Of unyary!ng good fortune III
al bis ministerial efforts, tho members Of Union
Park Church consider themselves fortunate ia
tleir ssscettons mud predict: that the society,
prtyed OF a minister, viii talse on u now und
rad'd growth,asd prosper beyond its best record.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Retail Watch
makers mud Jewellers, held at tho Sherman,
nouso :. Marc'! ., tle committee appointetl at
tf1 np proy'nn', meeting made report Of constttu-
organization formed 10 be known as "Tho
United States Watellmakers' nnd jewelers.
M MheaEue:" Ihe object Of III. Association Is for
cultivation OF more friendly feeling, and tho
advancement Of tho trade generally. The foi-
lowing officers were elected III accordance with
spt te f9"it.uGa IT, ESS EIaeSts' IT, Esa sr nss
Charles T. bicllng Second Y're. President; j.
A. A'6srtson, Marallal: N. sta1fn, Doorkceuer;
Trustees. A. +. Doynton wis elected iclccaie
to attend thu Stats Convention of the Watch
innFers mud Jewellers OF Iowa, at blarshalltowu,
ill., MarcA 10.
Mn. DANIEL Goss
died Tuesday morning ut the residence Of his
daughter, Mrs. W. B. Phillins, Evanston. liz
lad not beeu eatfrcly wel1 for eotnc Qayg, but
was not considered seriously III until u Iay or
two before tis death. Mr.. Goss was ono Of thu
older residents Of Chicago, having como here III
lS49, mid sUOu bcclGlS prominently |dgpttlc,l
With manufacturing Intercsts As stnlor Mum
Der Of the ilrn Of Qoss & Phillips, he wns thu
pioneer in tho Northwest In The manufacture Of
their ltue Of Roods. Although 20 years OF agc,
he was until within short tieno OF bis death
actively Interested Ia tile business, all mover
well contunted as whcn within tho hum OF Its
machinery. Mr.. Qoss was uryoied
mcnbcr Of tl'o Methodist Church. AMI
q, liberal supporter. OF tint denomination.
lie was one OF tie originators, und ouu Of the
frat Trustees Of the Wabash Avenue N. +.
Church; Mr. ooss vas native Of Lancaster,
Anst. Lie leayea widow, two daughters, Mira,
NV. L. phfiiInS. Mrs. IL 4 EIdEaM pml' n ann