, 1879-07-06

guests OIL Inc RACINE
George 2. Ihrie, San F1aneisro, CAL, is &
guest OF the Palmer.
J. 4 Thomas, 81 G. Eighteenth District Hi.
nois, is at the Gardner.
Alice Mansfield, OF the "Engaged " troupe, Is
1oca1cd At the fremont
Dr.. J. Werthim, Amsterdam, Holland, is So
journing at the Palmer.
J. c. S. Spencer, Galveston, is among the
guests at the Gardner.
Prof HI. Deloulme has severed his connection
with St. Hayicr's Academy.
Isaac Clements, Pcnitentiary Commissioner,
Carbondale, ILL.,, is stopping at the Gardncr.
Nal. A. S. Tower, Col. Roger Jones, and
Capt E s. Godfrey, U. =. a, are guests of the
Palmer =:
Senator Kirkwood, Of Iowa, With his wife.
passed through the CITY yesterday, registering
at the Pacific
4 little boy-bab5 about Que month old was
lett last evening on the doorstep of No. 12
Twelfth street 1t Was taken to the Foundlins's
Home.
". .. Washburu, President OF the St, Louis
q Minneapolis Railroad, and ]. E. Simpson,
General Manager of the Vandalia Line, are at
the Pacific.
Capt. Richard Robins, OF Chicago, late of the
regular army, has been commissioned by the
Governor Us Adjutant OF the Sixth Battalion
With the rank Of Captain.
?. S. Hutchinson, Of No 299 Hermitage av-
enuee, while carclessly handling his revolver on
hcting slight flesh wound.
The morning Of the Fourth, Mrs Emma
Nolan: while In the act Of stepping into her
home, No. 394 West Madison. street, was struck
bY q spent bullet In the left shoulder.
. 4 small four-whecled toy-wason, marked ..
S. mail, awaits an owner at the West Chicago
Avenue Station. 1t Tas stolen from some one
IN that nelghoorhood bf some small boys.
Mrs Barbara Lang, q widow living with her
four sons at No. - Hickory street, dropped
dead on the sidewalk in front OF No. G53 Archer
avenue. Deceased Was q German, Is years Of
agc.<
4 boy whose name was not ascertaincd, fell
into the river from the dock at the foot Of
Dearborn street yesterday afternoon, and but
for the timely assistance rendered him he would
have drowned. - .
The temperature yesterday, as observed bY
Mauasse, optiCiap, IS Madison street fTRBUNE
BuildinsA WAS at a. NJ, 70 degrees; 10 a. m.,
II; II M, =; 70. m., 76; s p M, &c. Barometer
at q. H., 29.71; S D. M. 1865
The Bryant & st1ntton College WAS closed
yesterday bT the Sheriff, he haTing been direct
against q. B. Bryant for about $40, 600, which
vas rendered few days ago. =
The members OF Engine Company No. and
Hook-and-Ladder Company No. tender their
thanks to the firms Of Tobey d Co., Fairbank
Is Co., and Libby, Mcneil & Libby for cashing
at par their scrip for the months of April and
Aia5.
Miss Matte Cassel, % years of age, while
No. Jus Western avenue north, on the evening
ef the Fourth, Was severely burned about the
neck, face, and head, By the premature dis
charge Of some powder.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon three boys
named August Busse. y years, Andrew Rapp,
Gycars, and Henry Fielder, Ii years, living in
the vicinity Of Fremont and Willow streets,
filed q bottle with powder, and touched it off
All three were badly burned and cut with the
pieces Of broken glass.
There is some excitement in tie North Diyis-
ion over, the rumorcd kidnapping OF Lena OIL
man, years OF age, living at No. 164 Larrnbee
street. She disappeared from home Thursday
morning at o'clock, and it is currently report
cd that she Has coa1ed away bF an unknown
man, whose description even cannot be ascer-
tained.
A colorcd girl named Emma NOEL Was shot
In the left shoulder on the Fourth while going !
into her home at No. 494 West Madison street: |
DR.. Knox was called i'll and extracted the |
bullet, which was q spent one. and did not 60 |
below the skin, The wound is bainfu1, but: the !
fred the pistol is mystery.
Floating. Hosnital excursions for the care Of ]
sick children leave Clark street bridge daily, |
except Saturday and SUNDAY, nj 9, 10, and ii |
O'Clock a NJ, By the steamer Bret Harte, for
North avenue pier, Lincoln Park. No con-
dren bc permitted TO 60 from anv house where !
3 case Of scarlet fever has been this season.
The Notre Danav students held an informal
meeting: at The Grand Pacific last evening,
Prof: Colby presiding. a report was read from
The Committee in charge Of the: concert given
last week, from which it appears that about $500 |
was netted. 4 request has been received to re-
peat the concert, but, in view of the adyent.of
settled hot weather. the idea was abandoned.
Thomas McMahon. an expressman living at |
Nc. So West Fifteenth street, while seated upon
J load Of eleven bales OF corn-busk upon his
bridge he held on TO the reius and was drag
ycd some distance. The heel OF his left foot
vas badly crushed, and his right leg broken,
md the body badly bruised He WAS taken to
he County Hospital for treatment.
Humbold: Park Lodge, No. 65s, l. 0. OF,
members, owes its success mainly to tie efforts
il r G. H., j. Ward Ellis, and at the recent in-
;tallation Of the new!F-e!ccted officers, Brother
B1eber Sa esh s Of sia members sn9s
f1th Nth gold. It beam tie description:
From Humboldt Park Lodge, No. 65s, ]. Q.
e E Z of lis 3ansbs
istance in the institution Of our Lodge and the
installation Of its officers Presented July 2. |
s79." On the under side is the following, in
arge, plain letters: t'1n Friendship, Love, and |
plendidly wrought, being ornameuted with |
ymbols Of the Order. The following are the
fhccrs installed for the current term: John:
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