, 1879-06-29
THE CITY.


GENERAL NEWS.
Chester Il. Krum. St. Lou is, is ut the Palmer
q. E. Nicnaelis, U. l.. A.. is at the Strrman.
The CINCINNATI Baseball Club are at the Ire
mont
WI. Kountx, Pittsburg, is a guest Of the
Pacific
Richard Adler, sa1ony, is sojourntng at the
Palmer.
y. q. Johnson, Of New Orleans, is at the
Gardner.
" s. Wilson, Of Trenton, NJ: j.. is at the
Gardner.
VIC. Bentley, St. Louis, is sdomdctlcd at the
Sherman.
Sir Archibald Michil, London, is registered at
the Pacific. ...
Samuel E. Boutwell,, Cleveland. is registered
at the fremont
The Rev. Il. ". Bennett, Cedar Rapids, Ia,
B.F. Bradley, Georgetown, Ky., Is, among the
guests Of the Palmer. -.
J. ". Smith, General Manager Of the Erie &;
North Shore Line, is at the Pacitlc+
NJ. Leon Chotteau, the French nnancier,
started last evening for Washington.
Edward Curry and Charles T. Feel, New
Zealand, are domiciled at the Palmer
William, Eimback, Washington, OF the Coast
Survey service, is registered at the Palmer.
A. K.enke1 United States Circuit Judge, JET
{erson City No. is ape OF the guests OF the
Palmer.
1T, Tuthil1. General superintend ent OF the
St, Joseph, Kansas City & Denver Railroad, is
at The Pacific
Miss Ella O'Connor, who was to take part in
the Notre Dame concert at Mccormick Hall to-
morrow night, is seriously Ill, and her place will
Lave to be taken BY some one else
Mr.. l. NJ. sabin, Of the sahin Hydraulic Ma
chine Company. No. 30 Market street, was yes
terday at 10 o'clock stricken down in front Of
the above-named place With paralysis His re-
covery is doubtful.
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasse, optician, IS Madison street fTnBUNE
Building). was at a. M, 63 degrees; 10 a. ln.,
8; II N, 6; 3p; H. g.; P; ny Is Barometer
Policeman Miller, of the West Twelfth Street
Station, yesterday morning found in the river
at the foot Of West Taylor street the body OF
ft1ll-grown female child. It was taken to the
! Morgue, aud the Coroner notified.
=. Geu Sheridan made another visit to the. new
Custom House yesterday IN company with Supt.
Mcdowell. The hig h r'ipdows continue to be
, Tie Supervising Architect will consent to hare
them cut down.
G. ". Brooks, OF No. e. West Madison street,
while ont with laundry wagor yesterday af-
1ernoon took an epi!eottc f1t end fell out Of the
wagon at the corner OF State and Jacksun
.treets his head vas badly cnt ~ several
places, but, beyond that, he sustained but few
Injuries. =:
Can't William s. Wolverton, experimenting
the workmen engaged in tearing down the old
Ras reservoir at the corner Of Franklin and
Adams streets, had his right leg broken at $3.50
Yesterday afternoon By heavy loE falling upon
him. he was taken to his home No. $50 West
Harrison street.
The Floating Hospital Association want
boat to take its children from Clark street
bridge to North Avenue Pier during the season.
Proposals will be received until Wednesday,
July 2, at the office Of the Lincoln Park Com
missioners, No. 33 Ashland Block: stating ca
pacitJ Of boat~
In another column will be found the edvcr-
pany relative to their Fourth Of July excursions.
Il will be seep that they offer the same induce
mcnts as III previous years. 4 trip on the lake
can hardly be taken more safely or pleasantly
thsn on one Of these steamers. =.
Prof. Marshall D. Eweli @: - Union Col
= Is
lct1er from Chancellor Cisl:j;, u Ann Arbor,
congratuatine him on the fact that the degree
OF Doctor Of Laws had been conferred upon
him By the University OF Michigan, on the
recommendation of the Facility.
There is 4 complaint from residents On South
OF tho condition Of the sidewalk on the west
side OF tha. street. From the fact TINT two
persons hare lately suffered injuries on account
Of its general insecurity, it would appear that
the matter is deserving Of attention from the
Sidewalk Inspector.
Railroad arc tarrying at the Palmer on their
way to Bismarck, D. L., to inspect the roads in
this part Of the country. The party includes
the President Of the Company, Gov. ]. Gregory
Smith, with bis son; j.. r: Lay'lon, Vice-Presi-
h. E. Royce ancF- s. Stanahau, Directors.
Out Of forty persons living in The West who
passed the recent examination for admission to
Yale or Harvard, fourteen were graduates OF
the Brooks School, at Cleveland, O. This is
high compliment 10 this institution, which,
however, has long been known as one Of the
leading schools ID the West, noted for the
thoroughness OF lts instruction and the high
standing Of its teachers. = :.
Quite an excitement was occasioned at the
corner Of Fifth avenue and South Wnter street
YESTERDAY afternoon By some livery proprietor
1nnping down tWo men with horse and buggy
which be ssid they had stolen. 1t transpircd,
however, that they were flremcn upon leave
OF absence. The men we're feeling: pretty gaE
With strong drink, and it is said ran down 3
boy and several other persons.
The following books hare been added to the
Franklin Society Library during the past week:
Lemoine's History Of Printing, London, 1897:
BalleT's chronological Dictionary, London, 1873;
Basan:s Dict!onna'rc des Grayeurs, Paris, 1867;
Memoir Of E. T. Iovejoy, New York, 1883;
johannes ron Gutenberg, Erinder der Buch-
drucker-Runst, und DR.. Johann Faust, Ham
burg, 1900; The Origin and Antiquity Of En->
craving, Philadelphia, 1872; Beckmann's
History OF iuEentions-
At regular meeting Of Lakeside Lodge, No.
1,2s6, Knights OF Honor, held Thursday even
ing, the following officers were elected Tor tile
cnusing term: r. ]. Hodgson, Dictator; j. c,
Davis, Vice Dictator; R. E. Wallace Assistant
Dictator; A. Quinn, Reporter; F. T. Fletcher,
Finance Reporter; j. Il. Hooper, Treasurer; D..
I. George, Chaplain: Harry aoldstock Guide;
Charles Wilson, Guardian; J. II. Erb, Sentinel:
l. q. Watson. Medical Examiner.
The Rt-Rev. Bishop Beckwith, Of Georgia,
having been requested By number Of promf-
nent citizens to repeat q sermon that he deiy-
cred in Trinity Episcopal Church four Years
ago. from the text, tsWhat shall man give fn
exchange for his soulz" has consented to do so,
and will of1cate and deliver the sermon ut
Trinity Episcopal Church, corner OF Michigan