, 1880-03-07

ald p,ss,t ras about s. yeaTs Of age and was natl
h,5du Of 5nnn11n; Ireland. 91 He left wife and thr
His loss to them will be one which can never
h!led, but not more so than his loss to Il
| Plnkerton agency.
5o %oEE ;E Mos5HAH q e.; the little 1yea1-qld be
street. with q rather serious pistol-shot woun
it, II hts right breast, Yesterday confesse
Of No. 17o Clinton street. The iitt{e fellow @ I sal
both his father and mother hud made nun1be1
less threats 70 cut bis ears # they caught hi,
wlth the revolver. He says that after the shoot
Keegnn, who took out' the cartridge shell an
then threw the revolver into the sewer.
enpoT 81 &iss + Of in th
e aGwn Sose i SeSe ~ao
belonging to Carson, Pirie, Scott l. Co. Mis-
Roth was thrown violently against fire-plus
and bruises nbout the chest and arms She wa!
borne to the office of DR.. Upton, at No 1877 Mad
ison street, and owing to her unconsciousuess M
| It was thought she had been fatally injured bu
she rapidly revived under treatment. The run
| away collided q little further on with truck
wagon @ NJ l,2ol, left standing M at the corner @ ,!
| owner.
=, TIE sixth Of the special meetings held during
the week In the interest Of the missionary work
| Of the American Baptist Publication Society was
Washington and Paulina streets, last evening.
f. Ss:;ss :; s2 ss ss + 4 Ssss
the 9aen asposf aSssssis @Sies e
Bap societg h Earepe 1ns and fo1
people Of European languages. Mr. H. r.
Clissold- snnday-scho missionary Of the So
Of the Publication Society IN illinois, and its
need Of better support.
The Citizens League for the Suppression Of
TIE Sale of Liquor to Minors has just gotten
out ont nsaty-P copy Of its constitution
officers the statutes and ordinances governing
the sale Of liquor to minors, and the last annual
work which the League has done, and is doing.
is sufficient to commend 1t to all who are inter
ested IN 1.-The, the protection p Of youth against the
any one can show his sympathy With the good
cause BY reporting any case Of violation of the
law h 1eEard to selling ~ or giving
with balls cards, dice, etc. in saloons to Andrew
Paxton, General Agent of the League Room
Earweu Hall
TEE officers Of the Second Regiment, l. N. G.,
the Sherman House to arrange for their BAN
quet, which takes place at the Sherman House
On St. Patriek's Day, the 11th inst: The follow
Col; James Qufrk, Mai. r. ]. Hennessy, Surgeon
W-P- Dune, Acknowledgment William Martin,
2ijer Gant Thongs 1cenRss keefe Cp ~
Capt ,. Quirk, Lieut.. Dan Foley. Lieut.. P. Far
rei. Lieut. n: F. Coleman: Floor Committee,
FoEd, ]. E.. Boyle. G John 1i Mckeough, l1a
J: B: Foley. and Lieuts. william Chambers, r.
II. Boyle, William Marsh, 4. Newman, F. F.
11R VARIOUS HrT1nHaJnp7tG for the n}Hafnp NJ
tickets, and the inviting Of sundry military and
civic gentlemen, the meeting adjourned.
In response to invitations number Of litera-
ut Paror Of The Palmer @ % House 5Sp at ~ D. 4us M
yesterday: for the purpose Of hearing Mrs. Ida
Preston Gibson, Of Springfield, read one Of
those present we're the Rev. and Mrs. Clinton
Locke, Cen md Mrs. Buford the Rev. DR.. Mer-
Ger, Mrs Elizabeth Harbert, Mrs. Thomas Bur-
Miss S. 4. Richards, Mrs. 4. E. Bates Mrs.
g, Judge Tnley. Mrs: Amala Hathaway, and others:
Vn9 suD5sc1 fc Of ths paper waS 1.-The Court Of
ner which captivated the highly-cultivated au-
diencc which heard it. The paper introduced
them at once to the most brilliant period OF
German literature, the age of Goethe and |
Schiller and awakened in nil present desire to
pursue the study Of whose beauties an opening /
that Mrs. Gibson will shortly deliver her course
readings in public, the subjects Of the other pa
pers which make up the series on German Lit
-,
Nioelungen Lied, and Faust
THE DAR ASSOCIATION
held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. President Stiles in the chair. Only
Of reporters, After the reading Of the minutes,
the Committee on Admission reported twenty
one names Of attorneys for admission, and the
report was laid oyer month. under the rules.
special committee reported in favor Of max
ing some minor amendments to the bylaws az
o IN the man manner e Of electtng new members:
Dir. Judd. Chairman of the Executive Commit |
zee, suggested Something should be done in the
Fay Of making arrangements for new rooms, as
ne de leasS of Tue present quarters expires APRIL
/ hotel at greatly reduced rent
NJ Sheldon was strongly opposed to any such
hangc. he wanted permanent rooms for the
exclusive use Of the Association.
Mr. anthony moved that when the Associa-
lon adjourn it do so for only two weeks, and
ubject of attention then.
Nearly all the rest Of the members present
!So + had something to say on the subject, and
easonably- priced rooms and that could be used |
or the permanent and exclusive use Of the As
OctauOn.
Dir. Anthony then read item by item, the pro-
osed amendments to the law, drawn UP By the ,
ommtttce on amendments to the law. These
ssociation At tho annual meeting, and published he'd
the time in THE TRIBUNE. They relate to re- .
orfs ad 81 9f oasers receiving fees changes !n the
an law, in relation to the settlement Of estates
Z deceased partners, for the nlaking Of an I
aal M 6fporss BY municipalities, and as TO the
Incso amendments provoked a spirited debate,
40 considerable difference Of opinion wns
favor Of the report, and it was adopted, and b
10 committee was authorized to draft forms Of ! c
le amendments to be presented to the Legisla- q
The meeting finally adjourned in time for =
te supper, to meet at the cali Of the President =
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