, 1879-04-13
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Inc dQc. JubtlQ tl4lhs hGA O2k, NlS.s II At
the Palmer.
The Hon. David Cayan, Houghton, Mich, is
at the Sherman.
The Hon. C. 4. Morrison, st. Joseph, Mich,
is at the fremont
The Hon. Fl. Putnam, Atlanta, Ga, is regist-
cred at the fremont.
The Hon. George scroggs. Champaign, ILL.,, is
guest Of the Sherman.
Gen. George T. Beauzegard, New Orleans, is
registered ut the Pacific
The receipts at the County Treasurer's Office
yesterday were about So, 600.
The Bon B. Z. Durfce, Decatur, H., is one
OF the guests Of the Sherman.
Edwin Booth and wife arrived In the city yes
terday, and put up at the Pacific.
The Town Collector OF Proriso turned in his
books yesterday to the County Treasurer.
John S. Collister, editor Of the Newton (Kas.)
fecs, is among the guests of the Sherman.
William Bord, General Manager Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas d Texas Railroad, is domiciled at
the Pacific
The Hon. William II. Smith, Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioner, Lexington, Ill, is q
guest OF the fremont.
Col D. n. Welsh, Superintendent of the Pull
man Palace Car Company, New York, formerly
OF this city, IS stopping ut the Pacific
seas long advertisement will be found on the
ninth page OF to-day's paper, it having been
crowded of OF its usual place on the first page.
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt, Of New York, arrived
in this city from the East yesterday evening, to
remain for few days He is stopping st the
Sherman.
Mr.. Forrest, counsel for Johnny Lamb, is
preparing his bill Of exceptions, and will take
the case to the Appellate Court at the earliest
possible moment
The Committee On Charities Of the County
Board spent the day yesterday at the Iusaue
Asylum, having gone out there TO witness the
delivery of supplies, inspect the institution, etc.
Mr.. Obadiah Sands, proprietor Of the Sands
House, returned home yesterday from Colo
RADIO, where he has been travelling Tor bis health.
He speaks In glowing terms OF the mining pros
poets of that region.
The Temperature - yesterday, as observed BY
Building), was, at 8 a. m, 50 degrees; 1Q 4. m,
43; II m, 45; p. m, 4S; s .. m, Il. Barom-
eter, a. NJ, 2969; p. NJ, 29.53.
The Box-Makers' and Sawyers' Union met
last night at West Twelfth Street Turner-Hall,
hlr. James Kelly, ths President. in the chair,
ness aud decided to hold a May party at Turner
Hall May IT,
It is reported that the Milwaukee Local
Marine Insurance Board at q late meeting passed
a resolution permitting agents to make season
coutracts- This is q violation Of the rules Of
the pool and may be the means Of breaking it
up at Milwaukee,
the Nomen's Christian Association chose the
other day as delegate to attend the National
Convention at Cleveland At the same meet
ing it Was decided noe to continue the employ
ment bureau on the old plan.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Aid Society OF the Cen
tral Homeopathic Free Dispensary held a meet
ing in the club-room of tue fremont House YES
terday afternoon, hut did nothing beyond en-
gaging in an informal discussion on the Frog
Opera" They adjourned until the second |
Wednesday in May.
Robert Taylor. the sailor who was swept of |
the schooner Glad Tidings last Thursday morn
ing, off Twin River Point, and whose body was
subsequently found on the beach at Manitovoc,
leaves two children in Liverpool, England. His |
wife is not living. He was from Belfast, Ireland,
and was member OF the Seanen's Union.
Daniel Hcaley, Of Fire Engine Company No. !
mile race while Edward Murphy, OF Engine No |
!, gets over ha1f-mile on foot It Is claimed /
for Murphy that at the fremen's tournament |
IN this city he ran lalf-uile in two minutes /
and thirteen seconds. The race will take place !
at $3.50 Tuesday next on the Lake-Shore Drive.
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meeting Thursday at the residence Of William
Hahne, ESQ.,, for the purpose OF considering the
wages to be paid the coming season. aud other
mat1ers Oh l9tetesG TO tne nf1ekmaklng 1ratern!,
~ - ~ ueseu pGss ~ ueleI r.. actaon un1A
sne.r aea' tnesilS "a ~ o neu ~ tne same pace
oa.uauas, ts; Apaa -, ~ oe'ocA D. H., @hen
1u1' a''eooance !" e3Pec'co.
The Collector Of Customs has received
circular from the Secretary OF the Treasury in |
relation to making application for authority to
lease premises for customs aud other Govern |
ment purposes. The circular directs that appli-
cations for authority to lease new buildings or |
rene" s: leases mus1 oe mace s11ty T. GAYS before
e1,e eontenp pa.eo c1aust, ano ~ aoplcalaohs
nuet ue aec3oupaleu ~ 1ul1 Auo explicit 1ea-
'ote aof 1'aA'ns SUCH cnauge"
Patrick Costello, well-kuown old resident |
of Chicago, and taiher Of Officers Patrick and
h1ichnei Costello, died Friday morning at the |
Rgc OF Is years, and will bc buried in Calvary
to-day The funeral will take place |
ut p- m- from the Jesuit Church. Deceased |
came to Chicego from New uayen in 1872, and
owned farm ar Rutllad, Kane County, III.
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The members OF the ST. Andrews Society met
Eith the ladies who are to take part in the Scott
booth at the Carnival, at the fremont House |
afferp01n All ha rf,or |