, 1879-06-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
r. Bright, OF Madison. WIS, IL at tho Gard
ncr.
II. Williams, OF Decatur, ILL.,, Is at Tho Gard
ncr
Col. Thomas ". Lyman, U. 8. A., is at tho
A. X. Phillip, OF 81. Louis, Mo-, is at tho
e. ". Weldon, North Adams, Mass, u, at the
fremont. -.
Gu. Wilson, st. Louis, is domttilea at The
Sherman, ~
William BarRe, Dixon, ILL.,, is among the
guests Of the Sherman.
a. Verdict and P. Valley, Franco, arc regis
tered at tho Palmer.
John a. Kassou. United States Minister 10
Vienna, Is guest Mt the Pacific.
Edward Rutz, Springfield, ILL.,, ex-state
Treasurer, IL rcGhtercd al the Pacific.
N. c. Reed, j., OF the Ioaas State Register,
Dcs Moines, Ia tarrYing at the fremont
8. II. II. Clark. Genera, supatibtcslent OF tic
; Union Pacific Railroad, is at the ParItic.
Henry Kipp, DulIa1o, President OF tho United
States Express Company, Ia guest Of tho Pa.
ta0c.
FrancIs A.. Eastman, Waukcsha, formerly
Postmaster IN this city, is stopping at the
fremont.
BY mfspr1nt the number OF one Of the State
street saloons shut up by tic Mayors or1cr wns
given as No. 2G2. It should llage been 3G2;
there Is no saloon at the former number.
The ftlenils OF the Rev. n. r. Heath, Grand
Pre'atc Of the GRIND Comp,antlery Of tile State
VI ILLINOIS, will regret to hear Of bis vers. &C.
fous Illness. DR.. Heath |s now ouartered at
the untdner House, under treatment Of DR..
Andrews, and will probably have to submit to
surgical operation.
A oarn IN the rear Of No. o Jefferson street.
owned and occupied By s. V. sktnk1c, took
tumble yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. the
stanchions tsI;an auppo5tlng It having rotted away.
Ing no particular 1amaGe 10 tho building, nor
to tic seven horses, together with Mr.. Skin
klo and hts sou, who wero within it at tho
time.
Tie ctcht-hour advocates held meeting yes
street for the purpose OF discussing resolution
introduced on q former oecaston by Mr.. a. H.
Parsons, scttlng forth the bunctIts Of The eight
lIonr system. Mr. Thomas Morcan read a
other side wns supported by Mt. Parsons anl
persons In the hall, Including few ladies'.
The Irish Colonization Society had meeting
yesterday afternoon, the object being 10 tnik up
1Lu nttcn,Jnnrn wnx not iar1e mn, nn,ht,, ~ ~
ativ public Importance transolred. The socicty,
y anueafs, nas rurcnasca about Il, ,O00 acres Of
ha,fas MI !anust Or agreed TO nnrcnase the same.
anm n ~ ta'er,a.llt . upon occupying thefn curing
Au44st' lHe purpose or tic picnic Is to ret
the families Of tho members OF tho Society
acquainted prior to their starting for their new
homes.
Tho Com mptroller Of the Currency has re-.
cctscd an otTor nf $3.50 100 for the City National
Bank building, and, It ID unucrstc,l. has writ
ten to Receiver Burlcy tl.at. Ii he cannot ret
any more, he may apply for au order pf snls
One or two parties here arc so!t1 to be willing to
give little more,-$1,0O0 or S3,0OO,-unf IL
they now come to the front te highest bidder
can doubtless get tie property In th,. event Of
sale for $l30,OO0, i dividend OF 60 pcr cent
could be paid, mud as there is a good prospect
now Of q sale, the hearts of tie long-,ya.tiue
good news.
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1ra,, es seetas y. 81 t'le vaf1ous
tt"1,a -. NJ .s1a ~ Na's liMi Yesterday
5n,nnatu - t.t't5 ~ tanIo W tso ptopnss4
AMnust ~ 1 ~ 15isn Na!onaastS 70 on l'ela
-,nrfh% no. .,nn W. .s.11 ~ IT,, ~ n.ouaus r.
H.nra tnr stn ~ soI,u ~ ~ W uso oi onaen's
hnusc. sor xanG VI 1 ~ I uso " tns Eaoaans a!u
nent ths tt H. an srf "E'e h1s.toGsea Hs ~ nc-
1.ommtttoo 80 taarn.saa H. ~, te ts1 Ennsutsa
s",,.N.I S'..so ,s ras tHGseaseu W t'e auu'nG OF
noossni s eanes' anu ~ Nas atreeu ti'at INC pro-
csnss ~ tho J.iat Mct9,.. sooa!o ~ " tne
The rTccntioo Hn,nn,ittnn ,ao+a 10 ~ H"'
nne 14HsSeutIsc 1oMlHtleo Meets ~ Aurhea
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