, 1879-07-13
that those who were '*squeezed" " on Friday will
coon get upon their feet again.

that those who were "squeezed" on Friday will
coon get upon their feet again.
THE HYpE PARK HOTEL
In the case Of the Third National Bank the
Receiver filed report Yesterday stating that
according to order be sold the Hyde Park Hotel
belonging to the bank on the l1th inst, but
only received an offer of $13, 100 therefor. The
stockholders think this is entirely too small,
aud the Receiver agrees in this opinion, as be
recently received an offer Of 900 cash for the
same property, and that was refused because
it Was too low. BE therefore advised that the
bid should not be accepted. Judge BIodgett ac-
cordingly made an order setting aside the sale,
aud giving leave to sell at private sale.
ARKASBAs PRESS.
At meeting of the Arkansas press eIcur-
sionIsts before reaching Chicago to which city
they returned yesterday, the Hon. ]. D. Kim
bell, OF the excursion, offered these resolutions:
press OF the State OF Arkansas on this excursion,
do hereby unanimously tender our heartfelt thanks
to the officers Of the great Chicago. Milwaukee =
furnishing Us with special tain Of Their magnid
cent sleeping cars. owned and controlled by their
ro.d, for our trtp from St. Psul to Chicago.
thaafs to 4. '. d. Carpenter ESQ, General Pas;
senger Agent for this example Of his courtesy and
generosity to NJ; and to Capt; J. G. Everest the
al attention and kindness throughout our trip. nc
desire tender this feeble expression Of our graft
ade and beg TO Assure & h nst me @ M % on o
the greenest Epotz in memory
Rssoirsd, That We cordially recommend the CHI
cago, Milwaukee + St. Paul Railway line to our
friends to all 1oursts and the travelling public
generally, as one OF the best equipped, most com
Portable and most efficiently managed railroads Of
This country passing, it does, through the beau
tiful lake region, the most famous sumner-rc-
eorts. and the most chatning scenery Of the great
Resoired, That these resolutions be published in
every newspaper within the borders Of the State Of
Arkansas
SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
Last Monday evening D. D. G.. c, A. Il.
K Of 4. 4 s, b. r. Caldwell; P. c., L. schrei-
ber: and T. c., G. Drcir, installed the following
| elected officers OF Thoryaldscn Lodge, NO II,
Z. OF r: z. c., Henry jacobson; c. c., F. T.
Fersberg e. RiRd g KindlsF; + r 4 ,f:t SGD 3D.
dcrson; z. OF R & s., N. n. Holm; II. at A.,
J. Jenson; I. e., Anton Berg; Q: g., Martin
Peterson; Representative to the Grand Lodge,
4. H. Nicholson.
At regular meeting of Chicago Council No.
| eos, Royal Arcanum, held at their Council
chambers Nos liz and 1la Kandolph street.
werc publicly installed by G. F. Parsons, Deputy:
Regent J. G. Spraguc; Vice-Regeut, Thomas
Jewell; Past Regent, L. G. Pratt; Orator, r. ".
| Russell; Secretary, Louis Frederick Hollands;
| Collector, Charles P. Anderson; Treasurer, FL.
| Billtngs: Chaplain, H. 2. Richardson; Guide,
H. s. Wilmaps; Warden, ]. Wadington, Jr.;
| Sentry, J. Il. Hinkley.
ID G. c. William .. Kennedy, accompanied
! by P. G. C.'s D. A. eastman and d. J. Lyon,
| Thursday installed the following officers OF
| Cosmopolitan Lodge No. g kutghts of Pythlas,
| c: c., Eugene E. Comstock; Y. G., Q. q. ?.
Mcdowell; F., William r Sampson; N. OF Ex:,
George n Lydston; II. Of F., Leonard $. Hud-
son; E Of R. ana s., Henry Cant; NJ Ct A. A.
William d. Leonard; John Brennan, G. n.
Lydston, and Henry Cant, Trustees.
| CHILDREN AND CHERRIES
| 4 family residing on Ashland avenue, not
| thousand miles from Union Park, have two fine
| trees in their back yard, which we're this year
| same family contains grandma aud two prom~
| ising chiIdreu,-a boy and gir,-aged re-
| spectiyelv and &. 4 few Sundays since a por-
| ton OF this family went out to church in the
carly evening, leaving Grandma at home to keep
house and watch the children: The old lady
stepped out to noighbor's for half m hour.
! leaving the little tots at home alone They
| took advantage of the situation to go out and
| inspect the cherry-trees. The inspection ap-
| pearcd to be satitfactory. twelve
loot pole was securad, the children united
| their strength in whipping the trees until the
| poor things looked mortified enough to die. At
every fell sweep OF the heary stick, the cherries
| would rattle down upon the ground ana pro
quce loelal ~ .ttsfag &C -a1i 49, a4hans+ad
las5 na'ule WAS .r;I1 eo,red he 1onr rne of
aoa ~ w ;.'u !. Esra;,,st tha harn and ratircd
any pll.eu .sa ~ pposcnt1v ~ Gran5ma cane hnme,
~ sus har;nr m int nitire nrcsentiment
| 4hat enmcthiI,~ had been going on wrong in the
| hack yard, went out to look around. Her worst
| fears appeared to be realized, for her attention
| was Immediately attracted to the chcrry-trees.
| which stood In pitiful plight. She walked
about under them for few moments,
then she went to the barn and examined the
| po1c; then ebc went back to the trees and col
iectcd an evidence or two 10 the shape Of broken
twigs, which she carried With her into the house.
| The back door closed behind the oid la1y, ana
there was silence for about five minutes. At
the end OF that tlac tue s1'li au Of tlat pIeas-
ant Sabbath evenins vas nfohgn ha ~ ua INC mos. h
piercing shI7eks tnat oao,es haEe etor oeen
known to utter. Eacd chl'u 1nio!meo rs Srana-
mother in sobbmE accents that IL eoulo not he;
the other demolished her enefiY-trees, 2na az
the nciKhoors appearcd at thsir ".noo"s !1 anu
wondered II Grandma vas scaiaIns Tic cneruos
with boiling water.
:. HEALTH OFFICE.
The comnlaints ut the Health Department
,vara ouite numerous arain yestcrday. and
scyero1 names were added to the volunteer list