, 1880-02-22

WILL EOluC UlleDAG11ENS NQGTEA5 l0G pEEsEuA
rooms are entirely too far above the average
buyer, The Committee expected to complete
the remouni BY March !, as contracts have al
good style. Miss Whitehead a Was elected I Agent,
and Miss Ovens her assistant and book
keeper Mrs Douglas and Mrs. Williams were
annual meeting of the Exchange, which all sub
scr1oers are expected to attend. will be held IN
the p:rlors of the Grand Pacific Hotel, Thursday,
March 1, ut 1850 a. IN.
A MEMBER Of that large and growing class Wno ~ 40
seem to always prefer entering their complaints
at newspaper Office ruthcr thnn to go Ut once
to hcaduuarters walked into the loeal-room
yesterday, held up q dilapidated West Madlson
proceeded to explain that Friday night be n and
his wife got In a Madison street car at !" cstern
avenue, and, when he gnve the conduc.oss eaosor
punched twice, and gave him back what ne SIP
posed WIS his own ticket He put 1t ln ne pock-
Ct and supposed it was all right until; ~ CON-
was the one with twcnty-six holes IN it,-onGd ,onG
more than the regular lumber Of 1ares.-asu @ ,,is.
had to buy new one Whether u %as ,,art t',n be
didn't know, but he thought It would ..,1; - lnaSG
good item for the paper, and 50 ne aroppSG9
m out on aS the M to
the matter.
HUGH BUTLER, Of Denver, Colo. proxF 1sa 1or
Gen. Hughes, member from Colorado ct me
Democratic National Central Committec. was ~
BY bis wife, on bis way to Washington: The
gentleman, who is n lawyer, was dcta1ncd py u
press of business, else he wo9o na'e oeen
Which chi lett It II Thursday VI night Il I'm IN favor Of
Chicago" said he, las the place for holding tne
National Convention. because that Is the e9oiee @ zee
Of Gen. Hughes, whose proxy atn; anu ol ao
people Of Colorado, as fur rs can learn: II Is Is
our natural terminus, aud here IS the place 70
hold it, In regard to pGites st ahf be said
was small and did not care to dictate, oug ~ ne
thought TINT the sentiment was opposed to u, II,
den. Colorado he looked upon as h}us dGnotlnI ha
State, but the iugress Of population, wh1cn nad
been large, might turn the tide. and he hoped TO
see it Democratic again. The Gtes must 60:
That was one Of the inev1table tnings, ouI tne
matter had not yet shaped itself. The people Of
Colorado were determined that the utes should
leave State, and thus allow the Development OF
the vast resources Of the immense ote heser.a.
ton. Mr.. and MIS-. Butler 1e1t 1or eoa
last night
TIE Chcago Philosophical Society held its
regular meeting last evening at the Lydian Art
Gallery, corner Of State and Washington streets
sterrett M r Delivered very able lecture On . The
Future Of Educated Women" She took the
ground that educated women were reared 1or
drudgery. No woman could be contentcd with
simply attending TO her kitchen work and finn
lily affairs. a different system OF housekeeping
when meats would be furnished to families ut
cheap rates by general cooking establish
1nents, the washing would be done in laundries,
outside establishments. With these improve
ments accomplished girls for common druogcry
would no longer be needed. and better class OF
girls conld be secured to nssist in the rearing
and educating of children. and such help could
be treated as members of the family. Then our
educated women would be enabled d. 10 "a apply ap[ag
to them. Such labor would be beneficial to their
spirits aud health, md finally prepare them for
the great desideratum+-the ballot
SOUTH PARK wATER-supPLY.
Committees from the Boards Of Trustees Of
HYDE Park and Lake and the South Park Com
mlssoners held an informal meeting last even.
ing at the residence Of john R. Walsh, No: 46S
Michigan avenue, for the purpose ct talktng 4s
South Park The Town Boards propose to
furnish water to the park from their water.
Works on nominal terms, and the main object OF
last nights meeting wus to arrive ut an agree
ment il the matter that would be satisfactory to
both parties. There were present Messrs. Cor
Ps bsf ans s Msh bcnaet9 asem ths and fSath For
Of the Hyde Park Board; Messrs. Muir
head and Bolster, of the Lake Board;
Mr. Condee, the Hyde Park attorney;
HYDE Park. Mr.. Bennett, of Hyde Park, pre-
sided. He said that he thought the Committees
could arrive at u satisfactory agreement where
by the Park could obtain an ample supply OF
water at Il nominal figure, and rnus do away
with the expense OF the construction Of inde-
cod be made
would be much sooner than they could build. If
necessary, the crib could be extended 1000 feet
out into @ the LAX lake fn the ater
he suggested that the Town Boards could meet
ut an early day, and arrive ut an agreement
which would be given to the Park Board In the
form of a written contract, thus protecting both
parties. This could be done in u week or ten
days. Mr.. Cole. the engineer of the Water
men present, illustrating his remarks BY
e11Ta suction PIPE would would be needed to to
water were sandy: the crib might be
moved further from the shore. He thought the
pipe leading. into the park tank too small, and
Some further discussion regarding the matter
followed, and it was finally decided 70 call a
joint meeting of the Town Boards next Satur,
day evening TO prepare proposal which would
be submitted to the Park Board Mt their meet
ing on the following Tuesday for their ap-
proval
Prof. John Reynolds, the well-knoWn mesmer-
ist Of London, Eng, begun series Of entertain
ments last Thursday evening at Hershey Hall,
wnfrs sudenees as cTe evening % %he
does some Of the most wonderful things imagin-
able, his mysterious power over others enabling
he modestly confesses his innbility to explain,
and in regard to which he courts scientific in
ycstigntion- The most interesting OF bis exper-
ascension, gathering imaginary straw
berries and distributing them among
the audience, inducing his subjects to see an
orange tree II, bloom and finally distributing its
fruit and visions Of imaginary mosquitoes, fly
ing birds, etc. The Professor comes highly in
dorsed by Prof. Wilson, Of Ann Arbor; Prof.
Wilder, Of Cornell, and others of prominence,
and his entertainments are not only extremely
amusing but very instructive. They will be con-
tinued during the week.
TIE C1TY-HALL.