, 1879-05-16
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
4. 1,r:ttan, Of 1'oldt. Wis.. Ia at tho Gardiner
Il. u. Hopkins, Of Dayton, u, Is At Tho dard-
rer. |
= Walter Low, London, 10 registered ut tho Fa'
.csf,c.
Horace Williams, lown, 10 guest Of the
Pacific, T.
Lieut. +. ". Casey, u. s. A., is ut the
Palmer.
James 4. IIavley, Of Dixon, ILL.,, Is at the
Gardner.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Is stopping at tho
Sherman.
II. G. Looms, Napervlle, tsa guest Of the
fremont.
Tie disbursements at tho sub-Trcasury loot
ed up &s2, 900.
e. D. Robluson, editor Adroea't, Green Bay
Ia At thu Gardner.
The Rev. Lowfs Corna1tus, laucsboro, Mnn.s
Is at tic fremont.
Gov. P. c. Cheney, Manchester, N. H., is reg
.stcro1 At tic Pacific.
II. NJ. Holden, 1zuusas City, is among the
Rucats Of the Palmer.
Ex.Commfsstoucr .1olu Jones was feeling
,trie easier last evening, although le Was still
very sick man.
Tic limited supply Of $4,000 Of tic refund.
inE certificates WIS disposed ut IN short uFocr a.
ths Post.Ol}lcu yesterday.
Lester Wallack and company vii. bc ,ion,i'
ctled at the 1ralnt Pacific during their cnGnKe-
mcnt at 1faFerly'B next week.
sao,co7. tic Ercater porsion, si7,05o beilig de-
rived, Of course, from Rptsits.
Mr. Frank II. Gilman Inns for tic past Two
hnot ef1nnn itth
an ncntc attack ot rheumatism.
C. l.. Cole, Assistant General Freight Agent
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and u s. dra5.
General Manager Of the Star Union Line, aru at
tho Pacilc.
Horace Porter, Washington, Vlco.prcsident of
: the Pullman ralacu Chr Company. hld Frank
Nahnn, pittsbutg, General Manager ot the Wood
ruff Cur Company. arc stopping at thc Pacific.
sub-1rca.user Gtlbcr. had only $40, ,0oo III GER
tticates when he opened tho doors ycstertiav
morning, md tnany who wcro In the 1!no wore
consequently disappointed. lie expects more
in Il day or Two.
The Temperature Yesterday, rs observed BY
banasse. optciau, 8s Madison street tTntnuMk
Dulldiunl, was At s q: n,., 10 deg, l0a. m, q:
u H., 20; p. M, 81; 2. ", H. barometer
at s Il. M, e9.lD; : y. III. 29.5l.
aIcpcrmots, who was assaulted the ollcr day
by tho ltaltnn, was resting somewhat easer
yesterday. to was troubled with lcalacirc,
and occasionally hs mild would Wander. The
man who hit him bas not yet BEEN arrested.
lsaac Miloslawsky. living at No. 15d Fourth
avenues while turning out OF thu street-ear track
at the corncr Of Fifth avcpue nnd Madlsop
street tat II O'Clock yesterday mornng, fell from
his wagon, md was severely bruised nbout tho
right arm aud shoulder.
:. Flershctm, Barker II Co. sold yesterday altar
noon at auction, for cash, the property les aud
1o7 West Washington street, 40xl5U feet. tor e7d
Dcfdlcr. Ths Is the first auctou sale ot real
estate made In this city, except by order OF
court, for seyorn1 years.
clapp Bros; \ c., Y. 2. Clamp, Young :, 4
hetn,er 1: c.. c. h. Knights : To-, benjamr
Allen d. Co., and II. +. Hahn Il Co., Will, com
mcnc!ng TOMORROW, closo theis placcs Of bust
ness on Saturdays until Sept. l.
Annie s1eAuloy, 81 gears Of age. died sud,
denly ut $50 yesterday afternoon, at No. 13'
Fourth avenue. She had been ailtng for thrct
days past, supposedly from faycr anl aguc, bu
had 10, physician in Attendance. So fnF a
known deceased had no frfemds or relattycs It
this city, aiid earned her living by washing uslt
ecrubb!ng.
Postmaster Palmer yesterday received lettc
making Inquiries ns to the ,shcreat outs ot
naas' III r ags tep n5en wS
VINO died In Calvert, Tex, about April 10. II
had been living for twn Years with q gcnticIna
of tt.al city, vino Is anxious to learn Of the ae
ceascd's rclattYes
ing Yesterday afternoon, a!tcr tlle aaiourntntn
OF the National Association, Ut whtef, II was dt
cIcd to send copies Of the proposed nuW co1lst
.tutlum to u,ctnbers throughout nnd State, M
solicit their suggestions alt! recommendation
ns to any necessary chuNgca. The mGttitag at
1ourned until the annual meeting In December
The Chicago Electrical Society held its thir
sn1ua mcsa last sssGnm; sysnGimE and Seets IT,
Treasurer, j. g. ijracken; aad SECRETARY, j.
Petit. The reports showed tic Society to bo
d healthy condtio,, mud to hava balanca {
about 800 in thu Treasury nna NO debts, with
paying membership Of LID.
Thomas Kiasella, employed In the rcndcrll
works Of doo'lkiud q Qberndor,, at No 6;
liz % yard at o'ciock yesterday | morning. b
ceased leaycY wlfe and one child III poor cl
elmstanccs. which means without = etnglc do
lar, nor the tieans OF obtaining one. ile WI
au Irishma,,. about 10 ycArs Of aee a mncllint
by OCCUPATION, an1 hat1 been In the eity only
short time. The Coroners Jury returned vc
diet Ut death from, heart ttscnst.
Tl,c po.ica call attention to thc destitute ~
dItton ot IL Swiss family Of cmiErants liyng
No. 1l0 West Fourteenth street. Tho fathes
unable 10 corn enough to Iced hls 1l[ne chl|drc
As,a unless asA Of some kind Is exssnasd I
them sotna WfIl surely starre. This youngest
ten c!.iluren died tour days ago, nnl tl.e Co1one
A!,er holding an Inquest. said that tho Couri
Undertaken would attcna to tho busial. "
tctday tic dead child was still In tic tnua
which IL cGrtaiuly shameful for the county a
tlOrites.
There WINS wedding IN thc lItla hack parl
Of Justice Meech's o!llce yesterday atternou
The contracting partica were sr. William Clar
furncr, aged 70, residence In sllu Town Ut NIit
nnd Mrs. Charlotte Aos!cy, OF ,cl1rrsun. aE
rs, The ceremony. tuuk plueo unlcr hlcl
horseshoe which hung ujN,n te wall, dt
urate4 with q crimson ribbon md Il strly HI
glove, Justice Mech otl!cut!llg III ihr bu.lutii
torm prescribed bv the statutes Ut Illinois. T
wedding was strictly private, Tho only witucss
being granddaughter OF tha groom, u Cuils
ble, and TRIBUNE reporter.
Mrs. susan t. Cr..,nall, upwards of 80 yea
Of aye, died slltlEnlY 0t a;1Q Lust gYGInlIlr