, 1879-01-05
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Adlotant Of the Sixth Battalion, Yice Fl. G.
Purinton promoted.
james t1tzra1f1e6. l3 wears Of age, aud slight
~ insane, is at the Hinmau Street Station. BE
Is lost, aud seems unable to say where his pa
rents reside
a meeting Of the Irish societies to arrange for
the reception OF Capt. Edward O'AIcaeher Con-
don will be held this afternoon at O'Clock at
Aiaskell Hail.
Andre Matteson, Of the Chicago Times, LETT
for Washington last evening TO represent that
paper at the National Capital during the present
session Of Congress-
John L. Manning, lawyer, spoken OF in this
paDcr rs canoldate for Alderman from The
Eighth Ward, denies that he is candidate for
that or any other position.
Cnldwe1l was again reported greatly improved
last evening, but has not yet identified any of
those arrested. In fact, no one has been allowed
to converse with him The police report no sue
cess In their search for Bob Young.
At about o'clock yesterday afternoon John
Kelley, switchman in the employ of the Alton
Railroad, was run down by engine No. 132 hear
the Lincoln street crossing OF the Burlington
Road He escaped with few bruises and the
sides at No. 594 Archer avenue.
orably discharged from Company F, First Reei-
ncnt, l. n t., for s'general worthcssuess, as
expressed oy the commander: Private William
7. S. Becbe, employed by tue Wisconsin Divis-
Ion OF the Northwestern Railway, and Private
oscar a. Biattner, employed By Messrs. c. II.
Henderson & Co.
A horse attached to cutter, owned and
driven By John Schumeyer, OF No. 4GS West
Twelfth street, became frightened at 10 o'clocs:
yesterday morning, at the corner Of Twenty
Hiyth and HAfefP6 Strnrtc and Archer
avenue, where It ran down man named Mi
cnaei SEaughnessy, residing at No. Is Dcering
street, 3njuriug him rather badly about the
head.
During the progress Of The fire, and while the
streets were jaInDcd with vehicles aud eager
pedestrians, a Miss Gilmore. who is employed in
the Post-Ottice, and who resides ut No 1856
Wabash avenue. was run over by s.rcetcar in
front Of THE TRIBUNE Building, but was not,
from all that could be learned, seriously i'll
jured. Miss Gilmore is sister Of cx-Postmas-
1er-General Gilmore
The annual installation Of Union Park Lodge,
No. 610, 4. F. and A. H., was held ut their hall
last Monday evening, When the following we're r
inlucicd into Office in the usual manner: j. &.
Cluett, ". ~; G. I. Randall, S. w; Andrew
Cant, j. "; Chris Dupge. Treasurer; Joseph
Bcemcr, Secretary; R. Rutherford, S. D.; 5: c.
Carlson, I'D: Albert Bayer, s. s.; William
Keeling. j. S.; Andrew Parks, Tyler.
Collector Miller, Of the North Town, is still
engaged in the task Of finding satisfactory
bpndsmen on mis- bond Of 81, 1o0, COZ. The books
were ready for delivery a wecl, aeo. but the
Collector hasn't as yet given suc!; q bond as
has securcd several GOOD 1latnes. and a,nonr
them that Of Michael Brand. It IS pronablc
that Mr. Miller viii satisfy the Supervisor in q
day or Two. ana that the collection Of the taxes
will not be materially Delayed.
Inc Key: ~ Albert busnnell gave n's great
Thursday evening at the Leayitt Street Congre-
sst he held tie fired and .elichte at1cnt;on ~
lie an1ieu.e n des,Tn scnne and nx.r,rion
1he lectnre is of n rcrr h;ch nrlicr. and nea]s
win vi,ai questions If the iav in a fnrrillc ot
+rac,;ra nanner r. contained many ,ossauae
.f rore c1oonenre and nnw,r- and whrrevcr @;ye,,
viii he hoard with Creat nleasnrc and nrofr
-,
Inc pictures At tne AcaoemE OF DcslSn Will
remain On c1hplt1on and sale lew days longer.
although the scnool resumes Work to-noFrow
t4e weather should moderate the gallery
Will De opened TO Tue pubic evenings uhrln@
the coming week, o1 "nicn notice VIII bc gwen
IN the papers. misappreEenslon respecting
LIE rates OIL tultlon having risen from an am-
+het III 10 rates fnrh for 1ho d.t, ann avao;no
school. ,re the same Ms heret ofore. The Prize
Cnmm;ttee yesterday attarhed seu1s of annro-
on eri,jhition.
-
~ me Io'loTiug o1hcers OF FroeIess Lodge. 90 no.
evening: 5. sig: Ricssnteldt, i. G.; jacob
Kahn, v T.; william McAEoy, H. s. Joseph
nuEars: Ireas.' ". Il. Mililams, warden; !;
frank freun, Conductor; ). Hodum, !. T.: ~
Levy, q: G.; George Il. Frobrase, K s. n: e.;
George hroll. T. :. v y f.. G: Race L. 5. Y.
T.; "iillam Cleoae1s, X. :: =; a: schnarc, l..
s. 5. At the conclusion OF the ceremonies Past
Grapd Kiesenfe1dt was presented with an ele-
giant and valuable Past Grand rega,la and jewel
P.st 9cend " W;,1;ams 1nade ~ ,,a ~ ,res.-Io.
-;an eaa.h ,rh.h uos fai+onsig rasnnn3ea ~. ~
i.v ~ ra-i+,"nr ~A WAS ~
=. '"e 'e>4p1enA
In answer to a cali for a meeting Of the de-
positors Of the late Fidelity Bank, about twenty
persons met at Maskell Hall last evening. How
many Of them were deposltors is not known,
but ''Conchshell" Reynolds, who was called to
the chair. said he was rot The object
Of the gathering was stated to be to take some
steps looking to the interests OF depositors, and
whle nothing was done, there vas decidedly
anti-RccciVer Turpin ieeling among thuse gath
cred. The bill Tor hall rent was presented and
laid over, and the meeting adjourned until
We, "Wednesday e Y evening. WITH the understanding
tnat Ar; n"soolus & "ouu ~ at anat ehe au41ess
t. erut th,a nc e;,t = sa'a " pe 1o' oe'-