, 1880-12-05

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Ttk annual election of of1cersot the Chicago
Young Mems Christian Association Will he nelo
Tuesday Yesterday afternoon, ~ ia inVlIauon
o{ The Hoard of nsnasess sna &c xple
room, at which they nominated Tue ion9Mtus 1y,oa
ticket: President, E. G. keitn; Ei Frst prnsi pfse.
ns'oS denn Waits b be e Goiyer |: j: GaEe;
Corresponding Secretary. E. >. Barro~s; re
cording Secretary, George " High; ;.ooe Man e
II. Murr1y. H. S. Worthtn9ton. J. b. Peabody,
l. r. Morehouse. The only new names on the
list Of officers are the last two their
nations on account Of Stress OF business
THx Executive Committee OF the First Regi-
nent fair and bazaar To be held ut their nrmory
Dec l6 to ~ deem it advisable. for the better eI-
tertainmout Of their patrons and friends, to TIT
up a part Of their comn,odious quarters US
museum and art-tyalleFy- Several citizens have
ssgnided their willingness 10 aid in this matter
by loantng to the Committee, during tha fnir,
their private COLLECTIONS OF art-trensures and
reIics OF antquity aud curiosity. To further
this worthy object. the Social Entertainment
Committee appeal to the public In general to
give then, their aid. and in SO doing. not only to
assist the regiment, but To give the public them
fees Sx Of sesqS e tnds Ss
tnittee guarantee to keep In perfect order I'LL
articles 80 loaned. and to return the SANG to
Any persons having any article OF curiosity or
work of art, and feeling disposed to assist In this
charitable obiecr. are requested to send their
to be loaned, to the Chairman OF the Special En-
tertaiument Committee. H: G. Purinton. Room
/, No IS Madison street War relics and pict~
should be properly labeled with the !euder's
name and address aud the name Of the article
or articles contained therein.
KENYON COLLEGE
At the annual banquet and reunion Monday
evening Of the Kenyon College Alumni Associa-
ton OF Chicago there was large assembly.
the Rev. Or. Bod'ue. President Of the College;
President Hayden, Gems. Buckingham and IL, J. A
BILE. e. 7; stout. and H. e. Perry: Robert For
eythe. Drs. Lane, Strong. and Buchanan;
Messr:. cass. Compton. ,kendis, Peet, KoKers;
Starr, jeffrey, etc The tonsts Of the Alumni
were responded to By President Hayden: Sons
Of Kenyon, by President Bodine, Of Ganibin:
o 1ss 5s es ths fe
iessions: By john 4. I: Kendig: = amer
San of c9ta1 ney P5
By Henry T. peer, OF Chicago: and "Ohio,' by
George ". Cass.. ESQ.,, Of this city. Letters of
David Davis, the Hon. Stanley Matthews, Frank
Hurd. Bishops Bedc!l. jaeger. and Harris. Cen
McCook Of New York. Judge swayne Of Ohio.
sfons Saae q snd Of ne and
friends OF the College A fine banquet was
served at the fremont House, and tho reunion
enjoyed BY all who attended it: At M iste hour
song, to meet again next year.
MASONIC.
At q regular convocation Of Fatrv1ew Chapter.
Ne lel, Z. !. NJ, held Thursday evening: the
gy. E. l.; j. q. Earle, E. S; H. r. RothweIl. 9.
F.; + a. A. Aayner, P; s.; L n; Harvey, r. \: C.:
e: Dodge, G. NJ. I'd ": J. ": Elliott, G: n. "a ":
". l. Sampson, 6. ~ 1st v: and G.. S. Hull.
Sentinel The officers were all installed except
tf3faE r, W. AhlRnt The sFA
performed by II. s. Tiffany. Past H. p. acting as
Deputy G: H: P. and y. X. Crego. Past H. f.,
tshing condition. and meets every Thursday
evening at the corner Of Cottage Grove avenue
and Thirty-seyentn street.
At the annual communication Of Pleiades
Lodge, 47s, 4; F. & 4. H., held Thursday even.
ing. the following mcHtlers were elected
Officers for the ensuing year: Dan a. Hoynton,
". ~: George Mckenzie, $. ": William ".
Newell % Secretary; CT tar II wiia% % nsxter, % s B.; Fred:
]. D. williams, J. s.; Orin jerks, Tyler.
At the annual convocauon Of Wiley II. Eean
Chapter. 1a6. r., 4. u, held Friday evening, the
following members were elected officers for tho
Pratt, King; George Mckenzie, Scribe; Frank
Rnight.; Captain of tho Host: Henry Podd,,
Arch Captain; Murdoch Campbell, Treasurer;
Edgar F. Newell, Secretary; Charles B. Finn,
Third vcil: Levi Pritchnrd. Second Yell; Fred
McCutcheon, First Veil, Grin Jenks, Tyler.
BAR ASSOCIATION.
A sparse3y attended meeting Of the Bar Asso-
bank Hail, Gen: n. stiles in lie chair. Mr:
Judd moved that proper acton be ts ken by the
Association to amend the law requiring the Su-
preme Court to convene at Springfield. Carried
and referred. Judge Anthony reported for the
Committee on Amendment of the LaWR~ and
submitted number Of bills embodyIug points
raised By the members Of the Association, REQ
ommendlng that they be printed and discussed
or fsrf. }FnA mt al
this The best plan. The bills bore On
II To count country ,: Justice fraud: :,a the drawing
questions The report was adopted and it was
decided to hold an adjourned meeting one week
bills Mr. Robert Hsrvey,: Chairman Of the
Lecture Committee. reported that Mr. Conkllng,
Of Springfield. would lecture before the Associa-
ton some time this month, MIR. Thomas Hoyne
you'd deliver lecture in January, and Judge
Goodrich, Mr.. J. 7. Scammon, and Judge Dickey
would he heard during the winter, A resolution
quiry to confer with State's-Attorney Mills. and
proffer to him any professional assistance he
might peed .s IL tho prosecution Of 5r6ed
Amendment Of the Laws be instructed
to Tat % The Board 1 o. Of County Comssoness
ment Of the statute in regard to the selection Of
Grand Jurors. Adopted.
A resolution was passed authorizing the Com
memorial to the Judges of the Superior, Circuit,
and County Courts asking them TO meet aud
adopt uniform rules OF court at law and In
chaucery. as the conflicting rules now in force
in the twelve courts OF this county are source
of embarrassment to lawyers and suitOrs.
The Chair appointed Mcssrs. Jayne, Gordon.
and Collier as committee to audit the accounts
OF the Treasurer, which are to be presented ut
the next meeting Of the Assocfntion,-the an
nual meeting On motion OF Mr. Lemau COM
1nittee consisting Of Messrs- Leman Sheldon, and
Mason was appointed to confer with the County
Board in reference to the early completion of
The Char appointed Mcssrs. l. N. Stiles, Nor
man Williams, W. T. Page, r. ". Packard and
L. L, Palmer to act as q committee to arrange
the preliminaries for the approaching annual
dinner Of the Association
MISS FRANCES z. WILLARD,
the well-known temperance lecturer delivered
sophIcaly and Critically Considered" )" before the
fhilost. .phicai Society. In the club-room OF the
Palmer House. last evening There was large
and Intelligent audience, and considerable In
tcrcst WIS manifested In the lady's treatment Of
the subject which IL now receiving considerable
attention on all sides. Miss Willard referred to
the pt.wer welded by strong drink all over
the world. and presented Il number OF statis-
tics which bore her out In her state
ment- The subject OF beer legislation
was treated at some length, and the lady held
that the distillers and brewers were tast becom-
Ing dictatnrs in this country. Laws IF the diff
influence e1crtcd by women in the States where
the Liquor law was tn force was pointed out
very clearly. Miss Willard spoke or the assist
Apce rendered her in her tefnDerancfA ,srrlr hx,