, 1880-06-27
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


GENERAL NEWS.
ArGUs11S DAILY is at the Palmer.
CAPT E. MYERS, Z. S. L., is ut the fremont
]. A. Norris, Of Washington, D. c., is at the
Gardner.
E.P. FRENCH, Oshkosh. and Thomas r. Hudt
Green hay, arc ut the Sherman
EX-SENATOR GEonGE G. WRIGHT, of Iowa
4us at the Grand Pacific yesterday.
WILLIAM DUNBAR, editor Of the London (En
xlanU Miller, is at the Grand Pacific.
THE graduation exercises of the Cook Count.
Normal School took place yesterday afternoon
GEN. ARSON STAGEn, Of this city, has beer
elected Trustee Of the Mutual e-1nsuranc,
Company, OF New York
Dr:D ". Day; Eau Claire; Capt. ?; ": Marat
a. Dakota; and John H. Pope and Irwin Pope
Galveston, Tex. arc at the fremont
THOMAS BROWN. Providence, r. r.; A. "
spaulding. St. Louis; Edward H. Barnard. Bel
mont, Mass; and J. S. Sprag1ae, New York, ars
at the Sherman
GEN. E. Q. c. ORD, Of the Department Of the
evening. The General was quite unweu, and al
,nce retired upon his arrival
TIE former. pupils Of the Jones School formed
an alumni Association Yesterday; an forme.
to Miss May Daggett, No. e Harrison street.
Mr. ". H. BRADLEY is getting well, being now
considered out of danger. He suffered little
from pain yesterday, and was refreshed b.: sound
sleep. All bis friends will rejoice at his I'M
proved condition
EDWARD Cox. William Tod, William Law. and
c. 4. Stitt, Scotland; j. " Throop, England; j.
J. Adams, San Francisco; William II. Beanham.
New Orleans; and Judge Cassaday, are at the
Grand Pacific
The temperature Yesterday, as observed By
Manassc. optician, S. Madison street fTR1BuNE
Buitding), was ats a. m., s0degrees; 10 A. n, s.;
s. 81 m; H. s; 5s: 3 sp ; m s.: P H. IL Barometer
Nil AND Mrs. 4. NJ ARTHUR, Winnipeg; Ben
1amfn Nicholson, Scotland; ". E. Saunuer, AUS
tin. Tex: E. Meadows. London, England; Rich
ard J. Chiser, Brazil. South America; and Mrs
Gregg and Dr.. Reid are at the Palmer.
IT was incorrectly stated in TIE TRIBUNE the
pther day that Mrs Davis No = called at the
Jail to see Clarence after his child died. Dr.
Dodge informed him OF the death Of the little
one, and he promised to pay the funeral e1-
penses-
THERE will be found in another Column the
reply Of Mr.. Pope, Of the Chicago Public
Produce and Stock Exchange, to some state
Mr.: Doxey, OF the Chicago Grain and Produce
Exchange.
IT seems that the accident at Thirty fifth and
Buttcrfeld streets Thursday was not due to the
cornice ON the building. The cornlce gave way,
and thus removed the support Of the scaffodng,
the result being the killing Of one man and the
fatal tnjuring Of another
ATthe celebration of the National-Day of the
French Canadians on the 9th inst. the St. Jean
Daptiste Society of this city passed resolutions
of conEratulation to Louis Honore Frcchette
from tie French % 1eademy envy s crown Of ase fmmor
teiles as premium for the best poetical work
If all submitted.
REGULAR meeting Of the Coal Exchange
vas held yesterday afternoon: Mr. Pratt said
that q Ant f1ar ,nu&t4 hca
meeting OF the Mining Association at Niagara
Fails Tuesday. whose action would doubtless in
would move to adjourn until Thursday, which
motion was agreed to.
AT q meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the
chicago Public library Mr.: sprague, from the
3ommtttee st',n on buildings. Eeported number Of
Knight & Leonard and Blake1y, Brown &; Marsh
-or printing the annual report were rcad. The
printing WIS rs awarded the BE, iatter, they agreeing
TO print LOCO copies for $6as5.
TIE West Town Assessor, Mr.. Pleasant
A1nick. to9ethcr with the Town Board Of Re-
Eiew, will be in session tomorrow at 10 o'clock
T. m. to review the assessments made and correct
Tact that the assessment realty will last four
years, taxpayers should he careful to see that a
Uniform and equitable assessment is made. Mr..
Amick particularly desires that property-ow11-
sEs call and see for themselves
DANlEL WoRTHISG1oS, judge Of election for
the First District Of the Twelfth Ward, sued the
Town of West Chicago, before Justice 7. B.
member Of the Board Of Registration. 4 day or
TWO since he recovered Judgment for SO and
egsts TT The M Mest Town Bonr 1t
clerks of election for their services the sum Of
81 for about five days services in case Of the
Judges and two days In case Of the clerks This
was subsequently raised to 50.
: ST. AIMS Roman Catholic Church, Town of |
Lake. Will be dedicated Sunday, july 4. The |
phl!dtng was commenced q year ago by the Rev. |
with stone trimmings, in the Gothic style Of |
architecture, and was designed and superin- |
Tended Ter 6y Cree vigeant, architect Of this city:
feet high in the inside, and all finished IL hard
wood. The entire cost is $4,000. The seating |
capacity ca is from eco to 7oo A Bishop and the
be present at the dedication.
TIE annual meeting Of the Board Of Mana |
gers Of the Soldiers Home was held Mt the resi-
aence Of pr. Hammill, 1900 Wabash avenue,
Reports from the Treasurer and Secretary for |
ne past year we're read and approved. Officers |
Here chosen for the current year as follows: |
lent, Miss Myra Dradwel1: Second Vice-Presi-
dent. Mrs. Ball: Secretary, H. N. Bacon; Treas
lrcr. Mrs. Sanford Lewis. Auditing Committee
Visiting Commit1ee-Mrs. DR.. Blaine. Mrs An
drcws- Finance Committee-Dr. Hnmmill, Mr. |
Bralwell, ex-Goy. Beveridge.
THE EAPIOfEs OF THE sHERIFF's OFFICE
yesterday enjoyed q day Off duty. and with their
siyss, sisters. and sweethearts journeycd out
Q Washington Heights upon picnic excursion.
Every preparatton bad been made to insure
racted from the day III the woods. All sorts Of
2frss osnea Of them quite yauabe
'orts Of athletic sports The ladies'
present entered heartily into the pleasures Of
he day and were foremost in CARRYING out the
*as Won By George Ittcheil: Parson Rs seS NE ne
aiiian carried OF the prize as ten-pin roller. |