, 1879-04-20

surance Company, is IN the city.
The Hon. William c. Jones, Louisville, is
among the guests Of the Palmer. >.
The Hon. J. a.. Mayborne, OF Geneva, ILL.,,
State Senator, Is at the Gardner.
WORK has been resumed on the new City
Hail, and will be pushed vigorously.
James Wallack, advance agent Of the Wallack
Dillon Combination, is stopping ut the fremont
Charles F. Hatch, General Manager of the.
Minneapolis 6 st. Louis Railroad, is at the Pa
cific.
At 7:3o yesterday morning the infant child OF
Charles Dorm, living at No. 295 West Eighteenth
street, was found dead in its bed.
DR.. A. Reeves Jackson read to a fair audi
cnce at the meeting Of the Philosophical Society
last evening IN easay on "Medical Education III
its Relations to the Public"
The Hon. F. E. Granger, McHenrs, ILL.,, mem-
Der of the Illinois General Assembly, the anvet-
ernte enemy Of all corporations and the author
Of sundry valuable bills, is at the Sherman.
1t WIS expected that the Judges would meet
Yesterday afternoon to consider some new
names for Justices Of the Peace, but they failed
to come together, and no time has been set
when they will do SO.
A1anasse, opttcian, IS Madison street tTR1BuSE
DuildingG was, at a. NJ, 43 degrees; ~ Il. H.,
~; II M, Is: D. H., II; .. Ill.,, L. Baron-
eter ut 8 q. H., 1851; 8 p. m., 229.G5.
Messrs.. Pentecost and Stebbins will close
their labors on the North Side this evening,
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a.a,'a ,raa1 bn, ~ % Panracost foc1s tle nead ~
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meetings at Minneapolis, MINI. ="
Thursday evening the Rev. n. c. Brun, Of the
Norwegian Bethlehem Church, lcctured in the
hall Of Nora Lodge, corner Of Green and Ohio
snssets, aor ne ueoens u rc chuicn h;e s,,,,;ant
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Prof. Norton, OF New York, member Of the
faculty Of the Il Woodruff Scientific Expedition
Around the World,'' is guest at the Palmer.
Those wishing personal interview with The
lolessoF' Sa1 u .a, ~
~. pa ths,., ~ -a -. nai1;,e ~ 80 pa,,or e'A
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Coroner Mann yesterday held an inquest at
No. G26 Canal street upon Thomas Cahl1l,
sailor who fell from the cross-trees Of the
schooner j. w. Doane and was instantly killed;
and also upon John Fleming, marble-po:isher,
who died suddenly Of heart disease Friday
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William Pomerov, II years Of age, mp1Oycd
By the West Division Street Railway, while
watering horses ct the corner of Canal aud Bun
hEF ELTEEI6. WAS QDWU Ut OT0S% 0ElftE
Of which ran away. The wheel passed over his
neck, but fortunately he was only slightly In
jured. He was taken to his home, No. 19l
West Seventeenth street.
. At special meeting of the Confectioners'
s5eneroIcnr Association, held April II, resolu-
ton wns adopted extending to Supt- Bullwinkle
and members Of the Fire Insurance Patrol the
thanks OF the Association for the deep sympa-
tby expressed and for the beautiful floral tribute
presented on the occasion OF the funeral Of their
famented com-ade George ]. Casselman.
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the Lake View Water orks They first applied
to Evanston, but the authorities there refused
to furnish the water unless the South Town
would become part OF the Village. The an
neration scheme was declined because it was
supposed to bring with it increased taxation
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neatG I e!els n:St ~ u! 41at.ets 1T " ene S.tS.
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The North Side brick manufacturers held q
meeting last evening, when it was decided to ad-
rance wages 10 per cent over last years prices A
motion was also adopted to meet again Satur-
day, when each firm shall report any and ali
doubtful and delinquent contractors to the As
sociation. A committee was appointed to st
tend the meetings Of the South Side Brick Manu-
1acturers' Association to confer with them, SO
that they can act in unison.
The Executive BOARD of t1c Irish Colonization
Associotion vas en"arcd rcst.rdav M ~ tr",t;ngun
TIE articles Of incornoration' H. was tcri,'c;i To-
issue S1OO. 600 worth Of stock to start with. and
ali this wns taken hr The mcn,hcrs of thc Roard
Il was determfned that q nnhli,: mcctin.. sl,ail
I've heid IN this city In NAV. md Bishon 1rcIn,,,
was annointei t., nrenare an address 1or thst oc-
cas;on sartIne- fnr1I, The afns ~ .i,n soc3atv
ard desipnef to awaken nonular tntercst n
it. The conference also appointed Board OF
Directors and determined about the location OF
the lands to be colonized. AS soon Is the
articles OF incorporation ure completed they will
be sent to Springfield.
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