, 1879-07-09
THE CITY.

THE CITY. 3,
anNEnAn NEWS.
strvs1t Ives, 0fa,nl R4.ph1s, isn't the Ge,llner.
b, Lodge, Buffalo, Ia sa:oppng nt the 1.als,er.
E. v. Kcyes,, Madison. WIS.,, Is ut The Pacific.
". q. Hughes, Cai,o. iszsestertd At the nar,l-
pa.
n. /. Dalton, y1uccnnes, 10l, is at thcscard-
ner. >
t. Il, Cutumtrns,. .pektn. ILL.,, Is at ta,ecshcr-
n. r. Mcknight .Hapnthn1, Mo-, is tnt the
Palmer.
7g>@, sprhs1. Lake, is quest rat tho
Gardner.
w:u. Limo, Dseaaur,. Ill, is stoDping at the
Gardner. ...... ....,
Car, n, Fl. Yale, Of. Mlrucsota, tssa guest OF
tho fremont.
Judge r. u. Murphy, :avoodstock, b guest
OF the Pacific.
". W. Fowler, agent Of thcs1crEer Family, is
attht Trmont
Lu,bet Dearborn, 1iavana, ILL.,, is regis
tered nt the Sherman.
Robert 9. Brink, 81. Louts, Is one Of the
guests at The Sherman.
r. L, Cable and family, of Rock Island, arc
douaic.led at the Pacific.
j. T. Nioak, Postmaster at Watcrtown. Wis,
Is q guest Of tho Pacthc.
John W. Burke. Aicxauuria, Va.,.is AMONG
the gucsts Of the falmc1.
n. E. selley sud family, Of New York, arc
registered at the Sherman.
The Rev. 4. F. Landry. Suspension Bzdgc, N.
r., is registered ut tho fadltc.
II. 3. Ledrasd, General Manager OF tho Mfchf-
gan Centrat Railroad, is at the Palmer.
,Chartcs ". Gray, with q party OF llyo from
Atlanta, t3a., arc located at fllo fremont.
The United statcs sub-Trcasusy tllsbl1rsc-
ments yesterday amountcd to but s2o,0oa
Sheriff Hoffman will ieaYo in a fcw days for n
visit to West Virginia. Ills wifo accompanies
him.
j. b. Laying, General Manager, and F. S1cta-
per, Chief Engineer, Of tho plttsbusE, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad, arc at the Pacillt.
The interual.reycnuc receipts yesterday foot
cd up $4,000, Of which SIS, $50 was for tax.paid
spirits, s., ,807 for tobacco and cIgurs md los
for beer.
United States Senator William A. Wallace,
with q party cous,st!ug Of u. N. pcrk, \. r.
Htnw, and A. NJ. fills. Of Pennsylvania, regis
tered at the fremont yesterday.
The Temperature yesterday, rs observed by
Mnnasse, optlcian, s. Madison street (Tn1DuNa
Duildtngl. was at 8 a: NJ: 70 degrees: 10 a. n'.,
n; u M, 78; 9p. H., se;8 p. NJ, 10. Barometer
Ut 8 a. H., a0.47; =. t1.. 1850.
:Mr. 8. 4. Kent, President OF the Cnrn E1-
change Bank, IL entitled to the thanks Of The
tirrmcn Of Engine Company No. l2 asMl tho
police officers Of the Lake Street station for
tim fttnfx xjnA$ $T3N%1 h Ia r,ar1fe feufr
John Farrell, years Of a9c. wl,tIe playing
nbout team Of horses and carriage left stanii-
1nE ut tho corner Of Nfntcenth and Grove
streets, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, waa
kicked on tho head by. one Of The horses, and
was 80 severely injured TINT tic physician In at-
tendance cannot tell whether he viii Hive or die.
Tho little fellows parents live ut No. $50 Clark
street.
Tic regular nnnual meeting Of the Chicago
shooting club waa lleld last eronfng at the
quilted as ,fol'oTs: President, Z. F: Willard;
Vico- Presidents, Il, 3. Organ and W. II. Has-
'kell; Secretary and Treasurer, J. D. Kendall
After somo discussion, it wna decided to ',nId
the annual g1nssbaff shoot for iu Club medal
At Grand Crossing, Saturday, JulT IL.
Tho sudden death of Churics Il. Rim, who
was drowned at poHsukee Lake on sionday, ts
1c't - personal bereavement BY those who
hayc for sotIc Years past met him IN tec daily
round Of Office duty. 1lo was reliable as,d clpa:
aiming nt the improvement both of himself
md Of others over whom be had MI influence.
HOW'LL be sally missed by his fellow -woFkmen.
4 horse attached to u, ltrl,t express wagon
saooa t Garner s ot sHHay Hsstea s
1a1" avay ss &c Tas eapssea ,soss sssa:
the occupants, Fred Lang, vile, mud thtc,
se1crrly cut about the head, but the others cs-
capped with few brniscs. The family were
taken to tftctr home, No. 10 Looass street, and
the runaway horse was captured at the corner Of
ualsted and Madison streets.
Thebody Of an unknown boy was found IN a
slip 10 the river nt the foot Of Sixteenth street
BY Frank 1leinesasy, llvite at the corner OF
slxtccnth street and Wentworth avenue.
1ennessev SAYS tic deceased waa drowned
bad fallen into the water. Tie drowned hoy
was about 12 Jcars Of age, llpht hatr nu,l com.
pls1ioI, blue eyea aud was clad N q Grcy suit
boy MAS also drowned, hut there is no dcscrp
ton Of h!u, nor Is It known who ho was.
Tho RoF. ". F. Crafts, pastor Of Trinity
Methodist Church, Chicago, whnsa three years.
term e1n,rss early in ortoocr will sf;e5 thai
snes spse n 1ess I'D 'r stuy fe IL Sefa.ns a ad .y M
ytsitinE III the spring and summer some Of tlIe
auaoay-schooa r,'cct!ngs eonoectetl with The
Centennial Of Robert eaikcs. Hcforc gotnp
abroad hs Will gtvo few weeks 10 lccturinE ii
mammoth alIegor!tal picturs oi thu = Dlach
Valley Ra!lroad,n which Joeeph Cook, John H.
Cough, Henry Wilson, nnd other uromnunt
men bare declared the most powerful prcseuta
ton OF temperance made Ia modern times. Ia
addition to this, he Inns laryc pu.nber o
pictures illustrating bis Dfblo ind LYceu.n
1ccturrg+
SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
This clcrGYmen's meetings tor the pftrFose o
bringing about tic observance Of the civil Sab
bath would seum to hare resulted III nothing
A committee Of layncn WAS appointed to pre-
pare plan Of action and carry It out, .thc rlcrg1
10 remain in the background, but, although seY
efal weeks have elapsed since tie gens'esues
were chosen, the Committee has not eve,
been called togatlMr, Bomu OF them arc under
stood to to willing to aid the movement to t1
extent Of thstr power, but mono OF then
wants to bc Chairman. Mr.. L. X. Letter, VIII
Was put in that position, !. understood 10 hay
said that he would not calt meeting III View
Of these Eacta, Il Is not known what the snuts
ters will d.. Perhaps they will let tho matte
dfop SO tar as general movement Ia cunccrttcd
and put ltttlc moro lilo into their inlltyIua
IL. r.