, 1880-03-07
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

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J.R. CASE, Of o1k.Island. is at the Gardner.
MI. BAukER, Of Milwaukee, is at the Gar,
ueT.
PROF. ". J. q. HOGAN has gone to Kans
CITY.
GEN. ALLEN c. FULLER, Belvtdere, is at Il
fremont
j. S, McCrE; San Ftancisco, Is stopping at tt
Sherman
A, A. jackson, Philadelphia, is registered
the Sherman.
&C. CHISHOLM, Montreal. Can, is regisecre
at the Palmer. !:
FRANK W OWENS, Leadv11le, Colo, il resi5ta,
ed at the fremont
CHARLES A. REED. proprietor Pierrepor
House, Brooklyn, is at the fremont.
COTTON CLARK, manager Mcndelssohn Qu1n
tette Club, Boston, is at the Palmer.
The Count and Countess De Tocqueville, q
Paris, France. are guests at the Palmer.
The annual charity ball Of the Illinois St. An
April 2.
Il. c. wilcox. President, George r. Curtis
Treasurer, and George Rockwell. Auditor, Meri
den Britannia Company, Of Connecticut, are a
the Grand Pacific
F., resolutions Of respect to the memory AM
coincidence with the family Of the late Jane
Wright we're adopted and ordered published.
DAVID Dows, Benjamin Brewster, q. R
Bishop, and ndls. 2 r Flower: My FORK; Directors
s. Pacific Railroad, Rock Island, are at the Crane
Pacific
TIE temperature yesterday, as observed b5
Manasse, optician. s. Madison street GR1BuNE
Bnilding', Was ut a. NJ. 36 degrees; 10 H. m.
ats g. IN. 29.64; 8p. H.. 29.62.
THE members Of the Jefferson Park Presbyte-
rian Church are placing very tine organ il
streets. The cost of the instrument Is s., ,00G.
It's architectural design and general appearance
IN the church is very beautiful.
Mr. JACKSON Wiley, a colored man from Al
bany, O., is in the city soliciting subscriptions for
the Albany Enterprise Academy, an institution
for the preparation OF teachers; Mr. Wiley
comes highly recommended. and expects to
make tour Of the city Tomorrow, acco1npa-
nled by Mr. B. NJ Mitchell.
Mr. CHARLES F. WARD, the young gentleman
who 30 gclantly defended the Lake Forest resi-
denee of Mr. Charles B. FarsFen against burglars
while the family we're absent, has been pre-
Bented by Mr. Farwell, his unclc, with hand
some watch and chain In recognition Of his
prompt and courageous action.
". B. ARTHUR, Iron Mountain s St. Louis
Railroad, St. Louis; Frnnk Rham, General Man
ager Woodruff Sleeping-Car Line, Pittsburg;
Scion Humphreys. Director Wabash Road. New
%aGa aRa q caeag3 81
Pacific
TIE Rev. Charles CaveTno, OF Lombard. m,
1ectured before the Philosophical Society last
eye 70 4gef eoss sna se vas
listened to with marked attention. The next
lecture will be by Frank Gilbert on the Public
Domain
FRED LEPAAS, le years Of age, while at work
mill, Nos. l33 and LIS North Desplaines street,
was caught by belt and dragged into the ma
chinery. He escaped with Il couple OF broken
f3nOnrS and bruises A1lolIt fhA Tiphf
and side, which we're not considered serious.
CORONER MASS yesterday held an inquest at
No. 500 West Fourteenth street upon Mrs. Ann
alter retrine at 10 u ocoek RG day aen aeht so Ths
jury found that the cause was heart disease.
Also at 70. 50 Fcnncl! street upon Mrs; Eliza
disease late Friday night
The paragraph which appeared in morning
paper OF Friday. alleging that J. J. Crowley, Of
the West Town Collectors Office, was the recip~
Agent, proves to be a pure fabrication. Nj.
Crowley does not reside on Thirteenth street, Us
Stated. but On South May street, and it was an
other Crowley who got the coal
MR. THEODORE GEs1EFELD, Of the Staats-
ZcitunD, slilcd for New York yesterday for Ger
many in the Rcd Star Line steamship Rhineland.
special edition of Goooo copies Of which he takes
with him. and to make tho German people nc
quaintcd with the manufacturing industries of
this city. He will be absent until the middle Of
May.
THE Taxpayers Union, an association OF busf~
ness men and owners Of real estate and other
Visible Visible property, held their annual meeting
H. Dunham, j. z. Botsford, NJ c. Stearns, Jo-
seph 9e'dler, George c. Morton. H. Mcneil. and
X T. Crune At I. meeting Of the Directors,
and Treasurer, J. T. Botsford e-Presidcnt,
aud J. 6. Cozzens Secretary.
~ neTo 1ocat5a J. hxos Supreme Repressntatiye \.
4 arAp paEt ILL
Kennedy and Race, are making active prepura-
uons to leaye for Jc1seyyile. H., to institute
Of Illinois. Senator "a u Herdmaa, % The - psesent t
Grand Chancellor OF the Order, is expected to
welcome the distinguished brothers. compan-
toned By the full membership of the division.
THE West Town Collector, Mr. John ~ Dunphy,
will soon have to close his books and ccnse col
lecting taxes. If taxpayers ARE desirous Of
avoiding the penalty atta tached to them for non
tho County Collector they viii do well to come
Up to the Captains Office and settle. Mr..
present date, which has been distributed pro
rntF between the City. County, and Park Treas
MR F. +. HAIS. who has occupied the position
lie Chicaeo, ROCK Island Pacife haiiroad' left
east evening for New York, where he goes to
taae the position ito Ct General
Company Mr. Han is rniroad man well
known throughout the West, and fully compe-
LS1AL W ILL LAE Pualu4 u WHICH Q6 mas 0een |
chosen.
EsaEqAnown, q; the Christian Indian clergy
nan, will this morning be introduced By the |
Rev. George B. Whipple, Of Minnesota, to the
congregation Of the Cathedral Of SIS Peter and
oAul. and will address them on the subject Of |
be b C Christian civilization Of the Chippewa IN
ians on the reservation in Northern Minnesota. ]
dorris Geshig, Christian Chief of that tribe.
Fiu speak In his Own tongue, and his address
I'LL be interpreted by Enmegabowh-
J. E. Dunn. editor and proprietor Of the L. o. |
l. EnerdM, formerly Of Springfield, ILL.,, has re-
,oved his principal Office to Chicago. He has
nlarged bis paper from four to an eight-page
beet Although the Emerald has had an exist
nee Of only some ten months it has already a
REGULATION from Maine to California 1t is the
My weekly organ Of tho Ancient Order OF Hi
err1ians an Irish benevolent organization num- .
eri1g some 400 600 In the United States.
Mr.. J. CLINTON BALL, the leading actor in the
stratecists party that has been playing ut
eFickcr's during the past week, was ap-
*oached yesterday afternoon by Constable ]
eauy, Of Justice Hrnyton's Court, and served
ita an execution for $400 salary in favor Of | r
red and Ella Wreu+ members of the Dickey t
iugard party. i compromise YVES effected. | !
all paying SIS cash. and the manager giving his /
Ute for S15. TO be paid when the company re- | q
lrc to this city in April