, 1880-10-31
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

J. MCCASpl4lSH, OF Scotland Is Al the Faclnc-
ia. RuouBEna, Of Dubuque. is at the Tre-
mont
SrEPHEx l. HCRLBur, Of Belvidere, ets at the |
Pacific. |
CopD,xGroS BILLINGS, OF Mexico, is at tho
Pacific
SAMUEL HAWK, Of Windsor, N. T., is at the |
Pacific
JAMES Axr1sDEr, of Milwaukee,. is at the
Palmer.
Pnor L. S. LAEaroRD, Of St. Louis, Mo-, is at
the Palmer.
VIII BzSED1cT and family, Of London, are at
the fremont
N- 4. BARTLETT and wife, Of Santa Fe, N. NJ.
are at the Palmer.
T.C. FELtos and family, OF St. Paul. Mimi,
are at the Sherman
CHARLES RICHARDS and family, Of Alton, H.
are at the fremont
Col F. B. CuLLExnES, and John Mcclellan
q. S. A., are ut the Palmer.
CHARLES E. McPHERsos and G. S. Grant, Oh
Toronto, Canada, are at the Palmer
S. S. MERRILL General Manager Of the CHI
cago Milwaukee Il St. Paul Katlroad4 Is az tao
Pacific
CHARLES PERCY, President Of the North
western Grand Trunk Railroad. Is az 1no
Palmer.
TIE ladies Of the Dorcas Society arc giving
lunches ut IL and 60 Washington street fiease
dine with them and aia in good Cause
r,1p c,acrton RETURNS will be received by tele-
praDh nj the Eleventh Ward Republican aeau~
quarters. 100 and 4E West Madison street, iues-
dAy night
4 BUGGY-cUsHIoS. recovered IN fAe yaru oacx ~
Of Rvau's ealoOu. corner OF f0iR st1eet aun
Blue Island avenue, where It, nad oeen .uuUar w.4
by some boys. awaits sn owner at toe e9'
Twelfth Street Station.
OTTo KAHN. employed IN " 4. Hutcntnson ai.a ,+s
barn at No III West Randolph street. while a.
tending 10 the horses last evening was t@icauusy @
kicked ty one OF the animals. ano Was oatss ~ ~
5ured- His left forearm was also osoAen ~ LILO
blow.
TIE Chicago Philosophical Society held a,as ,da
rrguiur meeting last evening ac the Palmer
oas NJ Austin @hien
was followed by the usual discussion.
RETURNS Of the election will be received at
the Palac. Market, Nos. lH and 16 Twenty
second street up to O'clock on Inc ~ Weeeern
Cniou wire, the same as received Ut lao o@uei
Offices :.
TEE {sstsEaS sea eef TIs
rSE Building. was, at Il: u-, IS deg; u a. m.'
lei, a n., $50; p. n,.. sso:.
"A READER is informed that Mr. Garfield
WAS II member OF the Electoral Commission: hay
ing been appointed by the Democratic majority
in the House. MIR. Lincoln did not veto any Re
construction measures. US the War hao NOT Ter
minated when he WaS assasinated-
Tuesday, Nor. 9, the Post-O ONCE and stations
will close ut 10 o'clock H. m. for the day. VIII
the exception OF the retail stan,p windows and
% ~bee % oe sna 9ep pevene mails
will cls,sc ut 10 a. m. There will be one delivery
aud one COLLECTIONS OF mail by the carriers
throughout the city.
PRor. sAuvEuR's proposed course OF lectures
in French is meeting with great encouragement
from, those who are Interested In the lanEuaKo
and literature ct France. The subjects ,pnGe WI, De
Mun1axne, Pascal, Boliere, and the Hotel de
Kclnbouillct- There will be six lectures Sub
Co.'S.
Ak old lady giving the name Of Mrs. Margaret
Chambers was ut Central Station yesterday
seeking for her son, William A. Chambers who,
I'll. Upon reaching thar city she ascoFtained
that be had recovered. and left town. leaving
Instructions with the Postmaster to forward any
letters addressed to him to Chicago. Seyernl
letters await Elm in this city. and Tho old Lady iS
anxioasly waiting Tor him to appear
1AovEMEsr has been on foot TOR some tins
to organize Mothers Society tc disseminate
useful Information about the proper 1naEsEs-
1nent OF the little ones. and topreEent cruelty 70
children. "A meeting has oeen caued TOR
Wednesday at ; O'clock ut the Palmer House;
Prof. o. S. Fowler is expected to be present and
spcax. All mothers In sympathy with Tits
az w sskfa ;S %aams
ii
and to be present II possible At the meeting. ,
TIE twelfth annual meeting Of tho Woman's
Bourd of Missions Of the Interior Will be held al
Plymouth Church. Ch:cago' Ny: ana T. tde tae
dresses urc expected from Mrs sturxes, Ct Nj
crt,ncsia, and Mrs Mark Williams. Of China.
connected with missionary work ars included ia
the exercises. Wednesday evening there Will DC
meeting Ut O'clock w.h S1;a, RfGgra
Of Krtat interest," consisting or oTfeI addresses
BY several interesting speakers
The Womnn's Physiological and Hygtenic In
sti:ute has arranged for u course OF lectures
jects: Prutoplasm, the Blood aud Circular IN,
Respiration: Digestion, the Nervous system,
the Motor System. the secretoEy orSnns. r. E.
production. The lectures are to be delivered BY
the Prt,fcssors Of Physiology ct the Enr4ou:
mrd cal colleges in the city. The first Of the
Mcd,cai College. OCT. IT, The second will be de-
llvercd by nr. F. l., wadsworth+ of the Woman'f
Sltdicli College, ut the Athcnseum, 60 Dearbor1
Street, Monday u, p. m
THE Art School Of the Academy of Fine Arts
continues TO grow rapidly. and now numbers
ntout $50 students. II the increase should con
Time Us IT. did ss ,. }sar rn1 nnfsl III
and collection "t art students rs large US tht
ought t" be provided with every facility fo
amon3 ) the Ts,,s1ces Of the Academy Of FIN
Arts, who include In their number our riches
and most liberal men, looking to the establish
mcnt Of an art museum OF the highest char
acter: but If rhcrc arc any such plans they arr
not yet ready for publication.
g, yeas5 wse4 Of rs Doa5dns Will
of fhe house. having cut his throat with q razor
and CONSIDERABLY ~ such q manner that his life
The razor with WHICH he committed the dec'
was still tightly clutchcd In his rlgh
hand 1il-heailh and financial embarrassment
are known to huve becn the causes which led t
the suicide. He hnd been depressed In spirit
fur some days. and more SO than usual ycster