, 1880-08-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

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GENERAL NEWS.
Up. WHITEHEAD, OF Omaha, is at the Ire
mont
JESSE R. GRANT, OF New York. is at the
Palmer
JUDGE 4, W. SrA1D1SG, Of St. Louis, is at the
Shcrnun.
JUDGE INA A. WHITMAN, Of New York, IS at
the fremont
s.F. NICHOLS and family, OF Memphis, Tenn.
are at the fremont
VII. AND J. c. CAnR1SoroN, OF London, En-
gland, are Mt the Tremont.
j. J. RICHARDSON, editor and proprietor OF the
Davenport tIl) Democrat, Is ut the shernan-
]. TRACY, President Of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids Northern Railroud, Is at tha Pacific
SENATOR S. W DORSEY. of Arkansas, Secre-
tary Of the Republican National Committee IS
at the Palmer.
J. DUNCAN SMITH, President of the scottlsn
Commercial INSURANCE Company ho'nouts'
Scotland, is at the Pacific
the club-room OF the briggs House and eie 1ccldeu
to shoot Tuesday Ut o clock at Grand Crossing
for the Neinuan MedAL
AEssns wacker. Loehholz and Le,ent, pa o
Husmann, Mrs. noi1mann @ .,an ir Ii,a from Europe,
the Helgcnland, Red star Llne. A1oAt
arrived III Chtcagothis morning.
Tu1 temperature yesterday, rs Observed ~
Manasse. oI,tician, IS Madison street tlKlbuNE
uilding wns, at e. M de&Eee6; Barometcr' 1y n '
~; l. ni s.: ) p M, ~: p H. 3D. naA
Sd m, :9.60: p. m, "a64.
" 7 R,,nss1pE, Dublin, Ireland; James Dodds,
Glasgow. Scotland: Daniel 1}oScrt Haxaiie,
Cuba; l. p Swain, New ;cez end 20 ,y and Mss
l.. fright, London, England, are among the
guests of the Pacihc-
u4Y horse with white face, white feet.
and leather huiter attached awaits a. o~nGr
street 1t was found at an early hour yesterdas s
morning hitched to a tree Ut the corner OF Thlr-
ry-thjrd street and Wabash avenue.
LAST Thursday evening Prof, 4 schnyder.
private teacher Of oral speaking for denf -mutcs,
held an exhibition will i've VI his pupils It fne
Grand Pacific Hotel, in the presence or Ut.
Gillctt. Superintendent Of the State institution
Of ladies and gentlemen
THE Coal Exchange held a meeting at their
rooms in the Grand Paci1c Hotel Yesterday
afternoon but as SO few were presens II was ae
cidcd to adjourn subject to call \ pronl!nent
member Of the Exchange expressed the opln3on
that no move would be made to advance prices
for ut least six weeks yet.
THE regular sems-mo1thly meeting OF me
Buurd Of Directors OF the Public Library was TO
have been held yesterday afternoon, nut II uaa
t. be postponed for two weeks through lack OF
s ox Ho42 %aRcF and
Messrs. Sprixue and Loewenthal are still out OF
the city.
TEAM of horses attached to a light wagon,
owned by Mr.. Mann. Ut hoschill, ran away at ~
O'Clock Yesterday forenoon from the corner OF
Stnte and South Water streets and co!l'oed VAIN
a butchers wagon owned by Thomas Brown. ana
driven BY his @ tn ana ton nepnem an as
thrown out and slightly injured under the arms
The r1lnnways ulso collided with one Of Sprague,
Warner Co.'S trucks. 1n9uring one OF Inc nofse8
SLIGHTLY
The exhibition was held for the double purpose
OF demonstrating the prsicticab ability and utility
OF oral speaking Us compared with the sign
language now customary among the unfortunate
ones, and further to give evidence Of the effect
iyeness Of Mr.. Schnyders method OF teAchlng
deaf-n.utes the art OF reading from the ifps ana
OF speaking aloud and inte!ligibly, or III otner
words, to take part in ordinary conversation
Although the private instruction was limited TO
three lessons per week during i've months, tue
result attained with the majority OF the young
pupils was highly encouraging.
LAWRENCE MCNAMARA, IS years OF age, died
early yesterday morning ut the home OF bis
parents. No. ]U Ncwbcrry avenue, Of injuries
received at: o'clock Fridsy afternoon, while at,
the Lake Shore Road, near the Forty
seventh-streok crossing. He was employed as
aIs dn1c accideniaIy fe in e spch way that
the locomotive and three freight cars passed
over him. His right hip was dis!ocated, bis
C0llhf-UQtC Erohc1I. anu lWh Tlbs ou tuE NlI SluG
were broken, and the ends projected into tho
lungs He was brought to the city ana taken
ao'ne' ors' Aee anu isoo. "ete IA "''eAu"'oe
Mr. HENRY LEOPOLD, OF the firm OF Leopold
Brs,s. s. Co., was lust evening rendered sere-
made bY his employees, in being his 50th birthday.
After several beautiful airs were dlscoursed by
Mai .NevAns Land. Mr Leopold appeared ana i'll,
vited the party In. when CONCENTRATIONS ana
best wishes were rendered him, nnda sumptuoHs
Tepast enjoyed by the screnaders- Among those
in attendance were Mr.. Henry Solomon, Max
Leopold Henry S. Schloss1nnn. Henry J; Metz,
J: ". yandevcr, sly l. Elsendrath; John Dc
Wolf. Jake Kun. S. ~ EisendrAth, y. A. Cohen,
George Arnuid, Marcus Metz, +. 4. Marks, s. H.
Solomon. Julius S. kuh, Harry D. Robinson,
Harry Weiss, Morris Solinrer. G George kanstead,
Charles n. Leopold, II. c. Leopold. T.. N. Stern.
A. c. Carll, Sam Leopold, Oscar Lowmat. Moses
Adams, Siuou Schlossman, Joseph Harris
,.,,,.;,,5o a,, ,,r,+ fae+,,.o,
~ tha nia G.,11a,s ~ Ch;9a,-n viii tsIo ni"ca ~
Ogdcu's Grove Tomorrow. Great preparations
have been made TO make the festival a success.
Every old settler who has resided twenty years
receive silk bndgc, on which the years Of his
eettlemert in Chicago wilt be inscribed. Mr. G.
s. Hubfard his volunteered to address those
Drescnt in English and Francis Lackuer in Ger
man. Prizcs will be distributed to the volunteer
flrYmen VINO first joiped the Chicago Fire
Denartment: to the Oldest German
snfTicr who firsr inin,d the Limited Stutts
army ms n volunteer and served rs such: To
the longest continuous Subscriber for u Ger
rnnn 1,ewspnnt.r still cxia{in.y under its first
nmn,e: RI 1ha 1onpesr cnnt;n1,ui,s snhscriher fnr
E.r1ieh ,,n1er ifs f,rst
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