, 1880-01-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
H.A Cole, Ottawa, ILL.,, is at the Gardner.
C.M. Jones, New York, is at the Gardner.
TT, Foss, Boston, is at the Grand Pacific
Hotel
J.H. Whitaesey, ST. Paul, is registered at
the Gardner
VII. Blodgett, Boston, is stopping at the
Palmer House.
J.P. Sanford, Marshalceown, Ia, is at the
Palmer House.
T.B, Warner, Springfield, Mass, is a guest
ut the Gardner.
". G. Atwater, Louisville, Ky., is stopping
William Parsons, Boston, is stopping at the
Sherman House.
George ". Adams, Tifan, O., is guest at
he Palmer House.
A. c. Cattell, Philadelphia, IS stopping at
he fremont House.
C. Davis, Muskegon, Mich, Is guest at
:he Sherman House.
Ira L. Carver, Boston, Is. stopping at the
5rand Pacific Hotel
George Olds, St. Joseph, Mo-, is at the
Grand Pacific Hotel
Charles S. Holiday, Boston, is registered
1t the Palmer House
j. J. Flynn, Times, Dubuque, is registered
1t the fremont House.
A. ". Spaulding, St Louis, Is registered
1t the Sherman House.
Wa. Jackson, Newark, n. J., is domici1ed
It the Sherman House. ..
Prof. II. S. Jacobs, Colorado, is stopping at
the Grand Poetic Hotel.
o. Il. Lawrence, FitchbuIg, Mass, is a
guest at the Sherman House.
William F. Fithngh, London. England, is
guest ut the fremont House.
George v. Manchester, Topeka, is regis
tered at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
George ". Peck, Peck's Sun, Milwaukee,
Is guest at the fremont House.
Mr.. S. Guy Sea left last week for an ex-
tended Eastern tour, to be absent several weeks.
H.B. Benners, General Passenger Agent
Red Line Steamers, Philadelphia, is stopping at
the Palmer House.
S. A. Trowbndge, Superintendent Peoria,
Pekin g. Jacksonville Railroad. is stopping at
the Grand Pacific Hotel.
That much-postponed Stettauer case. nom
finally appointed for hearing ycsterday, was again
postponed, this time until wednesday.
The friends of Mr- Conrad Furst, President
of the Furst s. Bradley Manufacturing Com
pany, will be panied TO learn Of that gentemans
serious Illness
The Committee on Decorations of the
knights Tenplar for the trienntal couclave met
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock IN the fremont
House club-room, and informally discussed
matters pertaining to their business
In the condemnation case OF The South
Park Commissioners VS.. Dunlevy, Judge Moran
triaI and entered Judgment on the verdict The
dn;aHsa Terdtet was about 6 per acre tor Inc lana
The Sherman House dining-1oom is being
proprietor, is talking Of putting in the Brush
electric Light in the corridors, exchange, dining
room, par1ors, and halls Mr- Hubert has re-
leased the house for five years
Grand Lodge Of L q. q. F. Of Illinois, q few even
ings ago installed the officers Of Humboldt Park
Lodge, NO. 65s, after which he was presented
fully mounted and adorned with precious stones.
A banquet and dance followed
The following officers of Court America,
Eo Ranse pss1 eeasSe samue
c. r.: A. Nieman, Y. G. E.; Gus Nyquist, R. and
:. Sec; Q. Wider, Treasurer: Gus Nelson, s.
an; @ Geosa afsy Gus Nsaa 6sa
rcsentatives to B. WE &c.
Saturday afternoon was the time set for the
final arguments in the Illinois Drying Company
and the roGV
The Judge, however, was not ready to hear an
other inundutio2 Of eloquence, and it was agreed
briefs, to be flied BY Saturday NEXT with no fur
ther oral argument
Tha officers Of Lumberman's Lodge, No:
Isis, Knights OF Honor, were duly installed
Tuesday sy hoae5 M RcR
low: Vice-Dictator, ". Y. Dunbar; Assistant
Dictctor, E. Brown; Reporter, Thomas Mason;
ishi Smith; Guide, ]. NJ. Hodum; Chaplain, 4.
Larkins; Guardian, Brother Holcomb; Sentinel,
Brother Walker.
Court Chicago, No. II, Independent Order
ther 6 Ell e. eaa tie fo T.
s. undeTz: RI y: s.. ~ E 4: assisted 6y i. + J y
TSE aFs ess e. TSoas
retsry; J. Saunders TREASURER; joseph arms; i, ;:
"; 2: Gleasoni !: W: C. ". Martin, 5. b.;
in the Methodist Church Block last evening.
They were expecting u visit from committee or a
journcy1nen struck some weeks ago for an In
crease, which was granted and+ anticipating the
imously resolved that they would not stand it.
Their meeting was private, OF course, but from
what could be learned nothing else was done.
Officers of Post q, 6. A. R, Department
Us 'osss foloss: st Gemmander, e Gen. ". smith,
Senior Vicc-Commander, J. Leroy Bennett;
Officer ct the Day. D. s. Bolkcom; Officer Of the
Guard, A. J. Miksch: Quartermaster, n. =. Zin-
mcrn:,n; Adjutant, William II. Reed: Surgeon.
DR.. plccher; Chaplain, H. W. Dyball; Sergeant
Major, E. J. Burkert; Quartermaster Sergeant,
l;on1rade Hammond; Relief Committee, John L.
Manning, Chairman. Gen. Joseph ]. Terrence,
jacob Lcngaicher: Finance Committee, John r.
Floyd, Chairman. J. j. Healy, J. G. Hyde.
The Committee of Arrangement; for the
Department Encampmcnt of the Grand Army of
The Republic, which takes place in this city on