, 1881-10-09

lsev. DIR. D. S. Gregory. Besides these otnor ~
dies and gentlenlen hnye been invited TO tecture
before the society, among whom arc some o1
the best local thinkers. such Us JudEG Co0!us'
j. undcr,r9od rrot: Msicn; sc 1en, 2'rs aI,d T.
Willard. Mrs. "oolles' proi' Dcnso"' ano he =:
Bond.
BERTHA FISHER, 5}z years old. whose parents
live ut No. III Townsend street. WIS ucclocn!Ai
y killed ut 50; Yesterday morning ~ II, Ieia Trapsi
aud Ohio streets. In company Win usr S sas,ess
accd yyears. she went to tno yaro " .e. s,..ue..
c}1,ns and when Il team Of horses nnd VnEon
wcrc driven into the yard they went between
two piles Of lumber to let it pass; Tho wheels
of The wagon struck one Of Inc ne fns IN nT Il
| which, striking the little onn. broke her neck,
| and caused instant death. The Corouer held IN
xer.i,ct Of accidental death 10 blame at
tachcd to the driver, he did not see tho chill
| drcn when driving along
| -p,E FxErS1>scuAF1,'' German literary So
cicty iu the city whose principal al aim Is to make
the Gcrmnn classics more familiar with tho
| Gcr1na,1-Amcricnn portion Of Clf:casos popt'a-
ton neid It's nugnTai rhe a iii has rerctIv
| undergone a transformation and appeared last
evening i'll al the bcAuty OF it, nc" ma ninf
t some speciai decorations for the occssot. These
consisted for the most part Of q couple Of
monuments one =. n,, tes1s 1asn of fn Schi.r md
Gothic and inscribed with their respective
| names, und OF shields hung about the hall and
beariuu the names Of the best German classic
ns;o,i foar.,rns. was one Of varied excellence,
| Hosenuccker's orchestra, the Chicago Giee C1ub.
ami the Chicago TurnSemciut1e furnishing tho
hnrnony Tor tho occasiou and Or. E. &. llirsh,
| Mr. Levy Mayer, and Mr.. Albert sch'l!t" ,tto INC
oratortca norton Of The !',ess aa w
lie followed by similar entertainments ut stated
| pctious during the fall and winter.
SOUTH CHICAGO.
Nessrs Rrau1t unu Hunn1eI. of Chicago. nave
! purchased about ten :tcres Of land In d. : ray
!. fnrs Addition, OIL One Hnndreutil street. near
! the Calumet River. on which they will erecta
/ large brewery. The building Will oe really 1or
Tie report Of the Township Treasurer: made
at the sen-aunual meeting Of the school Trust
| showed 4. balance Of sl5Ss0 on hand. Tho re-
ccpts for the past SIX months from ;ll sources
ns: n.Sscs during tho satnc time was 81, 10.
The Chicago, Rock Island S Pacific hal!road
Company is now engaged in laying steel rails On
the south Chicago Hranch OIL It's foho- LIB
| work is nearly completed.
BURGLARS AT WORK.
The wife OF Joseph Martin. L furrler living az
| No. ls9 West Thirteenth street. wllle n"alt;ns
/ tho homecoming ot her husband 1T l:D ester
| div morning. WAS attacked in her apartments
by two burglars who had gained entrance: to
Tie house ,ainush !. KITCHEN she WINDOW n;'3 %1I! n
! themselves with making Mrs Martin EiSe ny
| her purse. which contained about Ss', aud
tther articles. Her husband hnd bankcd Sl113
durin:, the day and 1t may be that they expected
| to make much larger nuui of cash. Inc roo-
| hers were about u years old. and Kept their
| fWces disguised. or rather held handkcrchiefs
up to them, so that she was unable IT, make ollt
their features SOME Of the sons tt residents
| in that vicinity are capable aHd Wiling enough
to do this class OF work.
| ToBEY's BATTERY.
A1ucctine OF Battery D, /. n. G.. was held at
their uuco,liplctcu arsnory on Michigan avenue.
lust uur1h of The Exposition Building. last even
| l1ir for the purposc OF tAkiug steps 70 raise
money to put the building in snapc: I; L. Cur
ney presided. and stated that iii time 0i Il riot,
| inc battery was equivalent to 4,tAO p,lctnlen
The honorary members present, although the
OF ont 'hs s Reys has ne 5sep so
and about $l10D0 more is needed. To
| raise This it is proposed to call
on tho merchants. manufacturers, and others
who have interests ut stake 4 committee was
appointed to district the city and SELECT sub
committees To canvass them. Battery d + an
.io1o ali they can; and tho people OF Chc1tEo
ought to aid them to secure Il hOIOt- 50 that. II
called ont ehe e. @ @ anp s..p .noiI n nrs
serving tie peace and preventing the oestrnc-
ton OF property by mobs.
| TOO MANY DEEDS.
Charles H. Nix lawyer and ,a,. dSaler t;r IN rcal
t terday and taken before Justice Hammer 1nr
hearing. lie, however. waived On examination.
and was hcld in *35N bail, which he gaEsato
await the action Of the grand Jury. The com:
r;uint which the warrant WAS based w;Is n'ndc
y. Iaylor ,,''d. reaa.e|t,.t ;tat aea!er q
| Six soli and conveyed to Andrew kri,nbiii by
nuitc.aim decd tiity-two lots in Ta*l"rs First
tho 3sth Ut August, ls'9. "knowinely and fraud.
ulcntly" sold end conveyed W warratce deed
the same property for 5000 to John 4; W
k,itz, Of Huntington Ind The quitclalm deed.
given in the interest or TAYLOR it is alleged was
not recorded, Taylor having faith III Nix's in
tcgri,y This is all that is known about the case.
rs Stx told the Justice he didn't want an inves
1igation, and Judge Booth, who represented
Taylor, was not willing to anticipate legal in
Quiry into the facts
held meeting yesterday to talk over the pro-
Stock Stock Yards. The work is nearI, at a stand
is ssf sefass!
70 edSs he General tund PROMISED Tor the Worn: of
| the amount subscribed about thrcc-f fourths. OF
| S45OO. has been paid into the hands of the
treasurer. and the committee Is HOW waiting for
the remainder otH-bcforc awarding con-
1rlcts and proceeding with the work. It is un,
derstood that the delinquents arc not disposed
TO ply in their quota. thinking the big packers
Ultimately without paving out IT, u t,s cent. ,
provemcnt say they will throw up the whole
th:ng. and leave each packer to protect himself
before they will submit to any such oacks|id-
ing. They don't propose to have the new WORKS
constructed und pn,: for them. unless ul! CON
tribute the money agreed upon in the first
place 4 letter WAS received from me unuef tss
vance IN Insurance rates If tho work
was not begun soon and curried out
In compliance with the placs and spccisica lions.
| 1t is believed that the parties who arc hanging
back viii come forward aud Join i'll the @0TE be-
fore they will let it fail altogether Meanwhile
| several packers are putting i'll new cisterns ON
| their avn premises to increase the water sup
| ply. and secure them against i disastrous HFe
| IMPORTANT AND TIMELY MOVEMENT.
At the monthly meeting Of the Academy held
| at the Grand Pacific Hotel Thursday evening,
there being good attendance ot artists present
| the affairs If the Academy were thoroughly dis
| cusscd, and many suggestions offered as to It's
! proper and ,y!seSt course for tho present and
| future. The conclusion reached was that the
Acatle.ny should ngnin open its schools. employ
efficient teachers. and thus 'lr,lw 10 Its aid the
| lovers and friends Of urt To this end tho coul1-
ci! pHsscd resolutions thN. Mr. John F. Stafford
lone Of the council) be authorized to rent the
reguist quarters and take Charge of the flnan-
c:ai business, and that Prof Iancs F. Cookltis
take charge OF the ca5ses As both gentlemen
assented to the arrangement. the artists sew
orally pledged themselves to visit the school and
render such aid and counsel as they could to
forward the guod work This ucsion on the
pHrt Of the academy will be hailed with
pleasure by the community, who relnenlbEr
the grand results of its teaching i'll by-gone
yeArs. and ere long one may expect to see Its
schools again filled with busy pupils. The rep
utatIon OF Prof. Gookius us 4 Thorough and
skiiliul teacher will draw students from all d.
| rrcuOnS as soon US it becomes known that he is