, 1880-02-15
THE CITY.


IHE Cll l.
GENERAL NEWS.
E. L. TRACY, Denver, Is at the Sherman.
4, D. Da1GHAx, New York, is at the Palmer.
CIV. FELT, Sioux City, Ia, IS at the PaImer.
I'M. MossER, OF ST. Louis, is at the Gardner
n n WORTH. Oakland. Cal, is at the fremont
IF WARREN, Of New York, IS at the Gard
uer.
E.W.pn1AE7, saltwater, MINI, is at the sher
man.
EDWARD CoS1ERs, Eureka. New, Is at the
Palmer.
IN. cHaam1Rs,s St. Louis, is registered at the
Palmer
ruox.s p. HOOKER, Denver, Colo. Is at the
fremont
croncE N. 1osRs, Cheyenne, n. T., is at the
Sherman.
GARNER GuEExv Norwich, Coun., is ut the
Sherman
R.R. Goopnz1, Houshton, Mich. is at the
Env4Hp WHITEHEAD, Deadwood, D. T., Is at
GEORGE A. HAw1EY, Of Leadv1le, Col, Is t
the Gardner.
FRANK F. HARDY, Cincinnati, fs registered at
the fremont
CD. BAKER, Commonwealth. Topeka, Is at the
Grand Pacific.
MCKEE RANKIN and wife, New York, are at
the Grand Pacific
TIE Rt-Rev. ". Il. Bissell, Vermont, was at
the Palmer yesterday.
CAPT. c. sxsERAuGH, Of the Diamond Joe
Line, St, Louis, Is at the fremont
HB. SHERMAN, proprietor Of the New Den
ison House, indianapolis, Is at the Sherman
81. ExoLEMAsN, President Englemann Steam
ship Company, Manistee, Mich, is at the Grand
Pacific
A CORRESPONDENT Is informed that Mr..
Dunphy collects both real and personal taxes IN
West Chicago.
~IEoxAnp HAZELr1xE, New York, and George
Mesmin. Paris, France, are registered at the
Grand Pacific.
G. .. GoEHAH; Division supe1intsende1a Of e the
Pittsburr, Fort Wayne g. Chicago Railroad. Fort
Wayne, Ind, is Mt the Sherman
TIE Hon. John c. New, ex-Treasurer Of the
United States, aud his son, 81. S. New. OF the
Journal, indianapolis, are at the Palmer
Jous KEc, Jr, yice-President, and 4 D;
Crane, Secretary, Baltimore & Ohio Ratlroad
Company, Cincinnati, are at the Grand Pacific
THE first arrival Of the season by canal oc-
CURED yesterday being two boat-1oads of stone
from Lemont- Navigation is regarded as open
between L0cKpofI anu t0is CITY.
TIE casc Of William Van ornum. Of the Ma.
tionnl Telephon6 Company, who was charged
with obtaining money Improperly, came up day
before yesterday before Justice Hammer, when
the defendant vas honorably discharged.
THE Philosophical Society met last evening
end listened to q lecture on The Ultimate Re-
suits Of Democracy," deliver ed by Mrs H. A.
The 4@s N vn3ed eer
The attendance WAS quite large.
rr1r. IT,fap Fsofhn1ir ihyarr Association pfvka
a scries Of library room lectures Tuesday even
tngs- The list Of lecturers will include the Rev.
pi H9lex Hos pr and Il RrWn Fl Tbe Rny
Lambert will initiate the course Tuesday of this
week
THE grand annual masquerade Of the Chicago
Turngcmcinde will take place Monday evening,
Feb. q The Committee Of Arrangements has
passed q resolution not to admit any person un-
lit for good society, and to enforce this rule.
Decorations and professions will be grand, us
usual.
4 PARTY of Chicago gentlemen, Messrs Asa
Dow. B. r Hutchinson, and james J. Gore, are
orennizing 2 purity to visit the Las Vegas hot
who would like to Join the purity can learn nil
particulars by applying to either Of the above
named gentlemen.
THE regular monthly meeting Of the Cook
County Teachers Association WIS held yester-
day afternoon in the rooms of Bryants Busi-
ness College, on State street. The attendance
was very lArgn- The time 9f the meeting was
Importance was done.
PAST Grand Chancellors ". D. Kennedy, D. A.
eastman. and E. C. Race, in connection with
e-Represcntative David J. Lyon. are
making preparations for the reception Of David
=. Woodruff, the Supreme Chancellor Of the
World Of the Knights of Psthias, who is to visit
this n Jurisdiction on Or about the 18th inst: On
honor OF the fifteenth anniversary of the Order.
THOMAS BURKE, employed as p1asterer in the
Custom House Building. Yesterday slipped and
fell from scafIo1d to the floor some fifteen feet
He is IS years Of age. and lives at 10 Thirteenth
place. where he was tnken for treatment. The
afternoon. At o'clock Edward Donohue fell |
from similar platform, and was very severely |
injured about the back He is 20 years Of age, |
street.
4 VERT largely attended meeting of the OPP |
erutivc llallers Union was held last evening In |
Charles ciark presided i number Of new mem
bcrs WIS admitted, and the evening was taken |
up with the rcgulnr business Of he Union The |
lively new one, is to 1nauRurate strike in the ]
near future for q reduction Of the number Of |
ID o y fo
the bakeries md they propose to unite and re-
monstrate with their employers |
BATTERY 3, of the old First Illinois Artillery |
Battery B, after mature Consideration. decided |
that reporters could not be admitted to the |
solemn deliberations Of this august body. It np- |
pearcd however. that there wis little meeting |
Of the organization, which was formed i'm |
mediatcly after the close Of the War and has |
lain dormant ever since At this meeting re- |
port; Of Il committe which was sent down South |
10 collect the remains Of the boys who fell in the
War was presented and q brief address was read |
by Capt. Rumsey- 4 supper and reunion toll |
lowed.
THERE came up yesterday afternoon before |
Justice Hudson the case of Policeman Wester-
hnugh, Of the Lincoln Park police. and Sergeant |
Deshon, Of the same force, who were charged |
with assaulting L. D. Webster on the |
ice at Lincoln Park some weeks ago. !
After listening to the testimony Of q |
number OF witnesses. the Justice fined |
Weste-baugh S. and gave the Sergeant a |
severe reprimand- He told him that his con-
duct was unauthorized by the law. though he
doubtless thought he acted within the scope of |
bis authority. The use Of words, no matter bow |