, 1880-01-18

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Thompson was disposing Of his property for the
purpose Of defrauding his crcditors,-which
Thompson absolutely denies to be the case
an uuenviable light
The installation Of the new officers of the
Garden City Lodge, No. 3s9, took place last
evening IN their hall, Nos. lie and LII Randolph
street. Ths impressive ceremonies were per,
Lodge, The following officers were duly in
stalled: n. G., Ernst +. Martens; v. g., Jacob
GGE1aehenstein; Ga1s!; e r s., William sehsrer; R. s.
Christ Kilian; Conductor, Henry Schill; r S. n.
T., W: A. Schonfcld; Grand Master, John Snit-
zer: Speeches were made by ]: Wnrd Enls @ Past
Ter; Il ": Crocker, Past Grand Patriarch; W.
e McClune, Past Grand Conductor, and others;
me, meeting then adjourned after genera
good time.
of he woman Womans% % Hospital I Of the State Of Illinois
was held at No. 51 Cottage Grove avenue Ffl- r.
day. The following ladies' we're reelected aeea on
TIC Board Of Managers for 1880: Mesdaes a Jesse e e
Beidiny, F. B: Patterson, W i. Byford, J: r.
E?sa nsEe y F:ks4ns antasf + steas Gss
dali, Miss Lunt, Miss Rand. and Mrs; a. Fetef- sf
son. President. Mrs. Jesse Clement; Vice.fresai-
Peaerson fse s Treasurer, r n Ms l. Gentry Number
Of patients Jan. l, II: in free ward, 5; number
Of clinic patients treated during the month OF
December, d.
District Grand Lodge No. 6, independents
Street. The convention viii be held with open
doors. Besides tho representatives the following
man, President, Milwaukee,; D. Amberg, First
President, Grand Rapids; S. Woolner. Sec;
ond Vice-President PEORIA George gr9ttaa Rr1han aqa
Rubovits, Grand Treasurer; Adoph Loeb, Grand
Secretary; Max Ascher,. Sergeant alarms. rms
Thsre e d66ef 66enr n an 1hs
200 since last year. The members Of this city
have M .it rendered a banquet, which will occur on
Monday evening at the Palmer House.
Somewhat of sensation was created yes
terday in banking circles by the reported = Fesig g
Union National Bank 4 TRIBUNE reporter
learned that the report was true, and that me
ago, and it was accepted yesterday. asa banker,
Mr.. Ives has stood deseryedly high, and Is man
in whom the fullest confidence has been placed.
He has had rwenty-six years experience IL bis
line, and for eight years past has been the Cash
fer Of the bank which he has just left During
Mr Coolbaugh's Presidency OF ] the 1nsnt9non f.oa
the unfortunate death Of Mr: Coolbaush 4, IT.
Wheeler, Vice-President, was chosen to till his
and Mr. Ives did not always harmonize, and the
result has been THAT the latter has desired to
withdraw from the institution which he has so
faithfully served. At their i'm, meeting yesterday d
series Of resolutions fndorsing Mr.. Ives as 9 gen
tleuan Of unquestoncd integrity and ability,
who retircs with the full confidence Of the board
They also voted him his salary for the month,
and presented him with $1,000 as Q token OF their
regard. Mr.. Ives will take short season Of rest,
but as yet is undetermined as to what ne Shall
do.
ASTRONOMICAL.
A meeting of the Directors Of the Chicago AS
Economical Society was held Wednesday evening
sv 1oe Of bis on the planet M
piter. He first made IN elaborate series OF
micromerical measurements OF the equatorial
the purpose Of ascertaining the figure Of the
planet, and discovered that the oblate-
ness deduced was about one-sixteenth. Prof.
sSaes sfFsf qf he ssms 9es Tne peson
structure and dimensions Of the belts were ascer,
they were found to retain the same position In
the disk during the period covered BY the OBJ
servattons. The changes in the physical appear
gradual. He believed that the so-called sudden
changes IN the ghysiSal appearance OF me oelts
aS frequently % described ~ a astronomers; ~Hre ERE
turbance OF want Of sufficient optical power
The great equatorial belt was distinctly seen up
to the very edge Of the planets ds and VIII "a
color. Hence he inferred that the planets at
m0sphcre was dense but shallow. The great
red spot in the southern hemisphere vas meas. u as.
greatest length wns about 3: ,ooo miles, and its
the spot for the rotation period of the plunet
yet in progress. The approximate time OF rota-
tion, as determined from observations, including
eightytwo revolutions, was b., St m1n.4 35 sec.
4 JUST REBuKE.
The case Of L. .. Webster. Who was shame,
fully abused by the Lincoln Park police, and
then handcufed and arrested for being " dis
orderly" came up before Justice Kaufman, at
+toN }1n
The evidence showed that Mr. Webster
was ordered of the south pond in order
that the ice - might be t3< scrnped'+ out ,rt3 as
pond. While on bis way, he was stopped BY Y a
fhe IT, e
fused, whercupon he wns set upon by four or
five Of the park police, struck several times,
police station. The prosecution attempted to
show that MIR. Webster had applied very op-
probrious cpithet to one Of the policemen, seek
Mr.. Webster himself, and others who were
present, denied that the words came from his
lips. The Justice said that Mr.. Webster had
the Ice, but the officers hnd no right to take hold
Of him and. knock him down and pull him
around to get him of, or to remove his skates.
4 policeman had no more right to violate the
person of another, except in se1f-defense, than
u citizen. He concluded by discharging Mr..
thus reb5nE the Lnsom Park po
disregard Of the rights of those who visit tho
park
THE PACNSG-HousEs-
The Stock-Yards have resumed their ordinary
peaceful appearance, and all fears Of trouble
seem to have been cast aside. While there nre
still many men who won't work and still moro
long strike is evidently at un end, at least for
the present All the houses are running as
many benches as the weather and supply Of hogs
will Justify. The hogs are beginning to arrive
in much 1arQer numbers and the probability ia