, 1880-04-04
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
RICHARD DUNN, Rincon, N. NJ, is at the Ire.
mont
" F. c1ossos, Hartford, Conn, is at the
Palmer.
E. C, WARREN. of Freeport, ILL.,, ts at the
j. n HEA1Ey, Of Champaign, Ill. is at the
JAMES SHAW. Mount Carroll, Ill, 1s at the
WILLIAM Bnown, Jacksonville. Ill, ia at the
Sherman.
T. HARRISON, London, England, Is at the
Grand Pacific
". d. DAWSON and Il. P. Langford, London,
Eng, are at the Palmer
n. b. "IGGENs, proprietor Leland HOTEL
springfield, is stopping ut the Grand Pacific
IRAN "oTHEssPooN, Montreal, Can and H.
horeton, Montevideo, s. A., are registered at
the Palmer
T. II. DAVIS, Omaha; " B. Taylor, Bodie,
Colo., and l. ". Gashwiler, San Francisco, are at
the fremont.
eApr: A. s. STEWART, manager Of Chaplin d
1ores indianapolis house, Is in the city and is q
guest OF Mr. and Mrs Gore.
Rock Island s Pacific Railroad, Rock Island, IS
registered at the Grand Pacific
m JUSTICE s. DEMARs has removed his office to No.
l49 West Madison street, and his changes Of
venue Will now go to Justice Matxon.
DR. T. N. IsuAM, who has been al ,sent for some
weeks On pleasure trip in the South, has re-
turned to the city and resumed his practice.
sAonoK1S ~ y Aeu TAKATo, Of the japanese Le-
cation, Washington. D. C., and Jul, ,okln Yegawa
hlmihira, Japanese Consul at New York, are at
the Palmer.
Mr. WATTS s. CARVER, who has been absent
al the East Tor several months past, has re-
at the Palmer.
London, Ensland; F. " Hilton. Portsmoath, O . n.
at the Sherman
Mr. AND Mrs JOHN M. DuRAHD leave for an
3;1h Senasd @ % european tour from New York on The
WILL be gone several months
GEN: WILLIAM TEcuMsEH sHE1MAz, COM
Co Jesenb a1 re adnnyyed ay Of the gntte Ses and
u T., are at the Grand Pacific
RoBER7 MA1cox, Grand High Priest Of Corin-
THAN Chapter, No. 63. A. F. & A. NJ, w:,s pro-
sented, Monday night, ut the banquet Of the
chapter. with magnificent High Priests :.pron-
OFFICER LuxD at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon killed mad dog owned by L. Hcn,.y, Of
No 42 Ashland avenue. So far. as could Q as
person.
Manasse. opttcian, IS Madison street. TH1Bu SE
Hu'lding, was At "a n, ed deg; 10 q: m, 6e; II
eier, si a. + h. II F H. H. 3; sia p Ill., g. 8af0
JAMES BLASoR, Of No. 81 Foruner street. while~
Sitting on the railing OF front porc&. was ac-
costed & ~, friend in passing, and in turning to
fel to the sidewalk a few feet below, and broke
his right leg above the knee.
LEMuEL CLARK, IS years Of age in descending
a ie1p1 evening" as scedsnsa
slipped and rell to the bottom. He was quite |
bad several bones in .he hands fractured.
At early hour yesterday morning Officer |
John oConnor came upon thief who had |
gained entrance to a barn in the rear of No. 443 |
jimmy aPpfeseh as he afGd }hlef a'ta
s sapsd out OF a. side door, leaving ali plunder be-
TIE Brick Manufacturers Association met in
tae Mercnan1s Building esterday afternoon.
Adam Al Weckler presiding. There were twenty
xo smeefS gars xePg A. xas for ts
At the close Of the last on :. It was decided to
limit the production to 100000 day for 10
fixed at s.. [
TIE Rev. Herr1ck job nson, Of Auburn, N. 2,
has accepted the seek md call to the Fourth
Ere Church city whose pulpit
health. b q Of the Rev. 10! IN Abbott French M ".
ago, bearing with him the formal cali Of tie
church to Mr.. Johns ,n, and dispatch received
AGaC SCSteIuay CO4l A1neQ the welcome 1QIeu1- /
gence, that the II 1erend gentleman had &C.
cepted.
THE Fort Wayne and Alton Railroads will va
sa'G @ tnelr present passenger depot ut the corner
move tq to the TEN porary depot ut the corner Of
Van Huren sire It The trains that leave this
s. tes to tee
depot, corner Of, Clinton and Carroll Streets and
!he trains that care this evening viii. start from
mat point, and hereafter all passenger trans OF
his ro4d WILL leave from that point until tho
new eew d u119n dc poe on Cana street between Mad
On the new eepot will be commenced Monday
morning.
An adtou' ned meeting Of the Sons OF Maine
Hor Tne1s was the a19e
:nlly 100 Of the former residents Of Maine par
,nd ~ the 3nsa lon
aa1eh Is It each year: The erganizat5on was
?reside14t, Judg', Thomas Drummond; Vice
PRESIDE .nts, Leon ard SWEET and J. \. Scammon;
ss John Il 9ee n5 esse
r; u; :dorse, Georg e S; Dunlap, John q. Clo1gh,
na page + tSs KS deedea
adjourned until the June sesslon~
TEE annual naustcr and inspection Of the Sixth
Regiment--foE it now has eight companies and |
fition Building: Inst evening In the presence OF
about :U spec tutors, many Of whom wero ladies.
Col. J. Mason .Loomis, Of the Citizens Associa-
ton. was present.. and seemed pleased at the I
drill Of the men, their number, and the appear
Of 4s elves ard y ti he e. ns 4.
and officers. Considerable dead material was t
gotten rid Of during the year, yet the gain was t
hand last night. Col; scribner, Assistant In q
Aeaiy. a. B. p c. did s the nspectins d Sap and co
Thompson deserves praise Tor what he has made 3
Of the Sixth-a very creditable organization. i
ANTHONY coMscoeK, the Agent Of the New r