, 1879-08-24
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

James Guest Of Montreal, ia guest at the
Palmer.
Z. Sears, Marshalltown, la, is guest OF the
Sherman.
J.H. Mcfarland, Clinton. Ia, is stopping at
the Palmer.
The Cleveland baseball Club are domiciled
ut the fremont.
R. q. Mcclellan, State Senator, Of Galeua,
Is at the Gardner.
George e. Harlow, Secretary Of State, Spring
field, is at the Gardner.
S. n Stephenson, Menomince, Mich, is reg
istered at the Sherman.
Nate Salisbury, Of salsbury's Troubadours, is
so;ournlns at the Sherman.
b. B. Mains. OF the New York Fifth Avenue
Company, is at the Sherman.
E. D. Wetmore, Of the Sandwich Islands, is
oEe Of the guests at the Pacific.
Charles A. Gtllie, J. I. Boswell, and ". E.
Horne, London, Eng, are domiciled at the Pa
ci6c.
George H. Nettleton, General Manager Of the
Kansas City, st. Joseph d Council Bluffs Rail-
road, is at the Palmer.
Justice Prindiville married Robert Watson
and Mrs Mary Greeuhll. aged respectively 56
h
marriage OF both parties. =:
The eighth Of the series Of free SUNDAY after
noon concerts will be given, in Lincoln Park to-
morrow, begianng at 8 o'clock. MIR. Folney
c. Turner foots the bill this time.
Il. Lyman, General Passenger Agent OF the
kankakee Railroad, aud A. kimhall, General
S'perin. endent OF the Chicago, Rock Island d.
tactic Railroad. are at the Pacidc.
Col. A. c. Tichenor, the celebrated operator
10 Emma and many other minlng;stock specu,
lations, is sojourning on the Pacific Coast, and
is said to be 'sbusted communiry."
The name of Col. John H. sou.hworth, rho
vas elected member OF the Veteran Soldiers
Reunion Committee Of the Northwest for nrxt
Tear. Vas Incorrectly reported in yesterdays
TRIBUNE as Souther. .
At $50 yesterday morning an unknown man
was stricken down At the corner Of Hubbard
court aud Wabash avenue With tlt Of aDoplexy.
he Tas raken BY Officer James Shau1ey to the
County Hospital for treatment
The Temperature YESTERDAY, as observed by
Manasse. opticau, IS Madison street nRIDuHE
Bu;ldnp), was al a. m., Is degrees; 10 a. NJ,
a: u m., 81; o. m.. 50; Z o. H., =. Barome-
ter at q. NJ, 29.S8;'7 ?. n., 29.37.
~ ClTbourn arrnue, while bathing 10 the lake
at the loot OF Indiana street at 10 O'Clock last
eyeunE, was accidentally drowned. The body
had not been recovered up to midnight y,
The Committee of the State Board Of Equal
iEatlon, which was appointed to meet at tile
poe OF 61;n. the assessments on corporations,
will not be on hand, the meeting having peen
postponed indefinitely.
Ctsrdes F..,Atmore, General Passenger Aren't
Of .tana louisville &, Nashville Railroad, John
Mcleod, General Superintendent OF the CIncin-
natl j. Louisville Sbor1-1ine Railroad, and F.
Heakes: Secretary aud Treasurer OF the Evans
vile d TeEre Haute Railroad, are registered at
the fremont
George F1vnt. years Of age whose parents
lire at No. 332 Oak street. was run down a. 10
o'clock yesterday forenoon By one Of Barrholo-
mae q Lelcht's beer Fagons at the corner OF Di
rislon and franklin streets. and had his left leg
broken. He was taken 10 his home and was at
tended by DR.. Case.
meeting OF the Trustees and members OF
the Advisory Committee OF the Fourth Uni
tartan Church was held at the Office OF Mr.
Firn,an Church YESTERDAY afternoon, but, owing
to the absence Of interested parties, nothing
was done. 1t is, therefore, certain that the
church will not b. opened Sept. l.
Mrs. Hen1ette Wy11au, the wife OF a promf-
nent carpct dealer in Philadelphia, died sudden
y at o'clock last evening at the residence of
Mrs. Il. G. Neeler. No. 335 Ceutre street. Dr.
Hess, who was called ia to attend her. thinks
1llr cause was aDoptexy OF the heart. Relatives
in Philadelphia were at once telegnphed for.
Gus Etlis, driver for James P. Smith, ice
dealer, was accideuIlv thrown from bis seat on
a wagon at 2:3o Yesterday afternoon while
crossing Rush street bridge, and was badly
licked by one OF the horses. Ellis is go years
Q: age. married, and lives at No. 749 Clark
street. He was taken for treatment to St.
Lukc's hospital
The many friends Of the late Charles ".
Kriegh Fil1 be Interested toiearp that the burial
service d 1.-The church was held over his remains
at his residence on Dearborn avenue Friday
evening: The service vas conducted bv the Rev.
Canon Knowles, Of the Cathedral, and after it
TIE remains we're takeL to the family burYng-
gr5und at Springfield. ILL.,, Tor interment-
The Sta:rbui}ders' Union of Chicago held their
REGULAR ~eekly meeting last Thursday evening
at LII and 15G Clark-st-, and adopted their con-
stiturion and bylaws. The election Of officers
was postponed for one week. On motion, all
the shareholders in the citv were invited to at
tend the next meeting. This union organlzed
three weeks ago with ten members, now has q
membership Of thirtv-two on its rolls, and is
outstrpoin!g the expectations OF its founders.
The Trade and Labor Council have announced
another picnic 1or tomorrow at Ogden's Grove
4 procession OF trades-unionists will start from
the West Randofoh street haymarket at 1880
Il. H., and will march via Randolph street, Fifth
avenue, Washington street. Clark street, Chi
cago avenue, Wells street, Division street, Lar
rcbee street, North avenue, and ClybouEn ave-
nue. to the grove. T. j. Morgan aud A. r. Par
sons will crate in English, and Lorenz Thors-
mark in German
At about o'clock last Thursday afternoon
Miss Ella Falch: 10 yenrs Of age, living at No.
+s>3 Hurlbut street, while carelessly handling ]
small revolver, accidentally DISCHARGED one Of
the chambers. The bullet entered her left
breast near the hearh and, passing through
tln: lung, lodged beneath the left shoulder !
blade The alfair was kept verv quiet, and only
the most Intimate relatives and friends knew Of |
it until last evening. Dr.. Grosvenor, who is in !
attendance upon the injured young lady, has
hopes for her ultfm ate recovery.