, 1881-08-07
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

NJ. WAGNER, Germany, is at tho Grand Paciuc
PRoF. W F. STEWART, Nevada is ut the Crane
Pacl1c.
Hos. ]. F. cnEx1A, Philadelphia, is at the
fremont.
Col A. II. TEan1L1, Austin, Tex, is Mt the
fremont
CHARLES II. WHITE, London, Eng, is at the
fremont
THE Hon. d. II. Kelley, Green bay, Wis. is al
the Palmer.
The Hon. W E. Jones and wife, Mobile, are at
the Palmer.
THE Rev. Irwin Shepard, winona, is at the
GRIND Pacific
GEs. JOHN ". NOBLE, St. Louis Is ut the
Grand Pacific
n. C. JOHNSON. Grand Rapids, Mich, is at the
Grand Pacific
JUDGE WILLIAM C. JONES, St. Louis, is at the
Grand Pncinc-
LIEUT.. c. c. MINER, Ninth Infantry, U. s. A.,
is ut the Palmer.
C.C- DAVIS, Boston, and F. c. Rice, Spring.
field, are at the Shermnu.
Gen. A. S. BADGER, Collector at the Port Of
New Orleans, is at the Grand Pacific.
THE lion. John G. New, c1-sccrctary Of the
Treasury. Indianapolis, is ut tho Palmer.
SENATOR WILLIAM T. KELLOGG, New Orlcaus.
registered at the Grand Pacific yesterday
S. 7. .SATTEH7HwA1rE, Fargo, D. T.. and 4.
Hurlbut, Lincoln, Ncb, are at the Sherman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOWARD KNOWLES,
Peoria, registered at the Grand Pacific ycstcr-
duy.
MIR c. II. MCCONNELL and family have re-
turned to the city from the East, and urc at the
fremont
j. SH1ESkEn vickshurg. Miss; S. Meyer,
Mrrrnf. nd +. feSy Nn3T 1T leans.
Registered at the Palmer
Mn AND MRS 4. T. DRCMMoSp, Montreal: Mr..
and Mrs, j. D. Mason. Dubuque; Mr.. and Mrs
John 81. Meyers. Tittn O.: and Mr.. and Mrs, X.
". rnrker, Parker, u. T., ure guests ut the
Palmer.
NIL AND Mrs. c. n. Wills. New Orleans: Mr..
md Mrs. F. L. laurence, Red Oak: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nistar Norris, Philadelphia; unj Mr. and Mrs.
E. r. Smyth: san Francisco, are guests at the
Grand pacilic.
L.. a. Wise and wife, Eincennes, Ind: 4. e.
Unrtcl and family, St Louis, Mo-: J. c. Near
1hpr' nubuqne. H.: G A. Ewing. Decatur. ~:
the Leland.
Mns- ScHocK. the manager Of the Working
womeus Industrial Home, denies that she ever
refused admission to DR.. Folnrachi to see his
wife and children, who we're Obliged u take
refuge there. fearing that he would do thom
bodily injury.
Col.- +. W. ToTRTELLorrE, wife. and son; tho
family Of WilIianl q. Clapp, u. q. Loring, nnd
John Mattocks and fanny leave for Newpor. this
evening for summer vacation Of about Il
nlonth.-an1ong their friends and the scenes Of
their childhood.
THE Rev. + B. Pope. of Trinity Methodist
Church, is in Europe on his vacation. His pulpit
will bc supplied this morning l'y the Rev. Dr.
Northrup, OF tho Morgan Park Theological COL
lege. and this evening by the Rev. DR.. Lorimer,
OF the First Baptist Church.
W.P- MELcEHt and E. B. Hasbrouck, New
York: Theodore G. Care. Green bay; Milton
Harley. Philadctphia; L: r. Dcunins. Shreve-
void, Topeka: and Charles c. and j. Kennedy.
Philadelphia. are ut the Palmer.
VALENTINE LASDE, 5a years old. living at No.
3S Brown street. while sitting on the doorstep
last evening, was taken suddenly III. \ ply
sician was sent for at once, but, before he ar
rived. tho patient was dead. -Apopie1y Is sup
posed to have been the cause
4 GREAT Scandinavian picnic will be held to-
morrow in River Grove. Dcspluincs, by TIC fol-
lowing societies: Scandinavian WorkIu.mcu's
association. Norwegian Singing Society. Danish
Veteran soc!etS. scandinavian Shoemakcrs'
Association Svea Society, and Dania Society.
Mr. WILLIAM L. DENNIS, connected with tho
house Of Eddy. Harvey Co., was married yes
terdny afternoon to Miss Flor. Albeit, Mt the
residence Of the brides parents, l,y the Rev: H.
F. Fleetwood. Those present were restricted TO
tho intimate friends OF tho contracting parties.
The presents were numerous, beautiful, and
costly.
Ar recent election of the Holy Family Total
ing officers we're elected for the ensuing year:
Fresident: william Quinan; Vice President, /
oha Ganey o Wsc Doyts; Assist
1ary, William 4. Hoyne; Treasurer, james Cor
man; Marshal. James r TORY.
THE Platt-Deutsch residents of this citv will
bold TWO DAYS festival ut Ogden Park. begin
nl1l9 this morning. The exercises will t,c opencd
with grand procession from tho Randolph
street market to the place Of festivities. Mayor
Harrison has consented to make speech. |
u nut ne Will say kUOHEfh. ht1f
Gody is satisfied that he will do no better than
he did at the Bararian picnic week ago To-day.
THE annual picnic Of tho employees Of the
sberiGs office was held ycstcrlay at Washing
ton Heights, commencing at ? o'clock in the
morning and continuing until 10 o'clock ut
night II vas hugely attended BY the county
day passed very pleasantly The usual sports |
were fndulged in, consisting Of foot-rlccs and |
sp ,1ns ana the mTna n Of the
was given to dancing. which was, perhaps the |
peasantcst pnrt or the days enjoyment
The New Elm Relief Committee met in the |
the final reports OF the collectors to tho fund. |
Owing to the failure Of the collectors to report,
the totai amount collected could not tc dctinitly
asccr1ntned- The amounts already forwarded !
TO New C1Iu reach $1.UO. which docs not include |
a large number Of private donations The Conl-
from tho concert OF Fridav evcntns vii vii rc"r5
$50. The total amount collected by the Com
1nitree up to datei is estimated at Sl0,U50. The |
dAJOuIAEO ~ tltEl IL Lis CAll OIL 1Q6
Chairman.
THE DOILERNAKEHS
meeting Of the Boilcr1nakcrs' Union was
held at No. 81 West Lake street last night
Thomas r. Dwycr in the chair The only bust
ness other than the usual routine was the cou1-
Son M Of c n &c for tne annual pen
Aug u. The Occasion will he made one Of re- /
ccptou to tho delegates To meeting to be held |
in this city for organizing National AsSocia-. /
don OF Boiicrmakers. Representatives are cy-
pected from nll the principal cities East and
West The Union will hold q pubic meeting !
next Saturday night
CITY-HALL,