, 1879-06-01
THE CITY,.
GENERAL NEWS.


J. II. Dodge, Of New York. is at the Gardner.
e., Z. Clark, Of New Orleans, is at the Gardner.
Dr.. j. II. Gregory, Champaign, is at the Card
ner.
John Scott, Philadelphia, is a guest Of the Pa
cifc-
Judge George Hoadley, Cincinnati, is ut the Pa-
ciGc.
mont
mont
Stanley Matthews is among the guests OF the
Pacifc.
Caleb King, Boston, is among the guests of the
fremont
The Rev. A J. Bray, Montreal, is registered at
the Palmer.
F. C. sanord OF Sweets Hotel, Grand Rapids, is
nj the Gardner.
Capt J. a. Farnsworth and T. D. Baldwin, U.
S. a, are at the Palmer.
State Senators Dement, Of Dixon and Granger Of
McHenry nre at the Sherman.
a Holmes Acklon and Thomas johnson. Lon
:den, England are guests OF the Palmer.
F. l. Sykes, New York, vice-rresident Of the
Chicago g. Northwestern Railroad, is at the
Pacific
Dr.. J. n Gregory, President OF the State
University ut Champaign. is sojourning at the
Palmer.
Green B. Raum, Washington. Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, is in the city, and stopping at
the Grand Pacific.
Applications for licenses to keep saloons have
been fled in the Town Clerks Office Of the Town
OF Lake View by twenty eight persons.
nr Truynau W Nfl}n~ cv~waou %h. 1Fo~fna
hospital starts Tomorrow for Milwaukee, La
Crosse. Dubuque, and ST. Paul On an official in
spect1on tour
David Dows, vice-President: F. C. Tows,
Treasurer; B. Brewster. Judge Schiey, and r. P.
Flower, Directors, Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad. are at the Pacific
The Commercial Club held their regular monthly
banquet last evening at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
The nsual speeches were made, and 1ull justice
WAS done to the excellent banquet prepared for the
Climb.
Ar. Louis r Dyer, who has been sojourning in
Leadrlle for some months, has returned to Chi
He proposes to return to Colorado again in few
days:
The County Clerks force are working both day
aRdnght u9Tn @ It the copy fo1 ehs na st
pcc1ed that the WORK will be all done BY Monday
morning, the time agreed upon.
Mr.. Charles L. Andrews, Assistant Manager Of
Haverye Theatre in this city leaves Tor California
road TO be gone about month. Mr.. " j. Davis
takes his place while he Is gonc-
Mrs L:dia J. Caldwell, Of this city. left last
ssening f9E New 9oIk where she goes to arrange
Caldwell will return home in time to preside ut the
annual Lydian art reception, June Il.
Gen George A- Forsythe who. in company with
says that the exhibition was fully up to his ideas
in the way Of good appearance and drill. He ex-
pressed great confidence in the Chicago militia
Mr. Baussnan. who was commissioned BY the
Land Department at Washington to make . re-
survey OF Lake Calumet, is now at work.. He pro-
poses to establish landmarks and corner stones at
mile distance from the lake all around, and the
job will probably last him ali Summer.
nanssse, opseian No. IS Madison s9reet stVfG Ta1g
rsE ?; nu'ldine2. wss a; a. m, 76 degrees; 10
u P Ia Ra!oSster mi p It 81 IT, 81 >. 3d. n, & e.
The Coal Exchange Was to have held meeting
at the Grand Pacific yesserday afternoon, but did
not for lack OF quorum. An informal talk took
TO be favorable to an advance Of 80 cents ton.
Definite action will perhaps be taken Wednesday
afternoon
The ladies Of the Home Of the Fricndless will
10 in the morning until 10 In the evening. Re-
freshments will De furnished ana ali their FRIENDS
them and the Home and paIiaIo Of tie dainties rIs
provided for them.
The members OF the class Of 1873 Of the Cook
County Normal Schoo! held meeting yesterday
The arrangements for the tree planting exercises
were discussed and programme decided upon |
Mrs: Elizabeth Boynton Harbert will deliver the !
grafton. The exercises take place Saturday at |
Eugtewood. |
The Times Of yesterday stated that Judge Loomis
had adjourned mis- Court Thursday until Tuesday, !
noadsG sai5 ESy 71S and
slur for the purpose Of iujuring the Republican |
candidates: The statement is absolutely false. |
Judge LOOMS held Court Friday and yesterday, |
= The West Town Assessor, Mr.. Joseph Sokup. |
hns given IN opportunity to the taxpayers Of The
1own which they ought to appreclate. The office |
is Kept open every evening until O'Clock in order
to accommodate the taxpayers who are unable to |
rcricT their assessments during the daytime. No |
complaint can be made by property owners if thew
their assessments
MI. .. E. Sunny has been appointed superin-
tendent Of the Bell Telephone Company in this
city. and will assume the duties Of bis
week. Mr. Sunny. an experienced .eleerspher her
=. a.o .iSelr1ei5n, aasng oecn educated from boy
IN telesrapa 9tee Re has been for the past foDr
graph Company in this city. greater portion OF
the time cs manager. The Bell Company in the
5apl1 extension Of It's service will doubtless ind
ll's h'1cucat experience nud management a great |
acquisition.
coroner Mann yesterday held IN inquest upon
co infant son Of John and Mary Kowuiski, Who
oled at no. 1O3 Cornell street Of iufantile con-
"a Gaislons; andupon Thomas connel1ey aged about
uay night He lived ut No. - Huron atree1 and
nc1ofe the hre accumulated some property by buy- |
ana selling soap- grease. but since that time he
Asa oeen Chiefly dependent upon the charity Of |
heiehnors 1ur subsistence The jury were OF the !
optn on teat he died from the excessive nsc ~
atcohEl'c drinks and fracture OF the left wrist
donotiess!y received By fall while under the H.
Among the recent criminal itcma in TIE Tn1n7rrr |
Was one relating to the arrest Of Frederick Mnhsty
VINO was EMPLOYED in a photograph gallery at the
corner OF State and jackson Streets. for the a.
legged larceny OF $40 from one Of two FOnnr iadjaa
who we're sitting for their pctures. His eTnni@vs
ers write to saY that they have no knowledge of
the man. and that they called in dctectires WIN |
searched the man and the room without finding the |
money which the yonng ladies cla1ui "a have heen
relieved OF BY Mobssy. The proprietors are nn1.
ous to have it understood that they are in NJ x;so
.esponslhlc for the man, and are sorry that thc |
heft II theft it WAS took place ut their esahlish
uent-
The representatives, from the various temner.nce ]
organizations who intend to hold grand demon
'trntlou or picnic some time Eext month held a |
meeting last evening in the Coal Exchange 1t the
Grind PaciGc Hotel. Mr.. j. Il. Wood prcsideds | ,
The Committee on Transportation reported dIharthe
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