, 1881-12-11
THE CITY.
ER6ONAI AND GENERAL.

=: PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
:. D, NJ. KELLEY, Of Green Bay, is at the Palmer:
:, L. b, WApLE1oH, of Clinton, H., Is at the TreE
mont
= Jous !. CAREY, OF Leadrtlle, is at the sher-
!, noarRr NEWTON, of 1erseyrille, is at the Tre-
mont =
TIE customs collections yesterday were
Si,1Ga.56
Col S h W1sa, Of Brooklyn, N. T., Is at the
: fremont.
E. EDWARDS, bridgeport, Conn, is at the
:. Eherman.. =. ..
!. Tux REV. FATHER Cnos1r, OF Buffalo, is at
. tho Palmer. =
: pnor, JOEL HAyDEs, of Cleveland, is at the
Grand Pacific
: t;xs. ]. III. HEpn1cKs, Of Ottumwa, La, Is at
the Palmer.
JouS Br.A1R- and q. r. Lovejoy, Of Boston, arc
ut the Sherman-
!. Ex-L1Eur.-Gov. y. 81. TABOR, of Colorado, is
at the Grand Pacific.
= The HoS. J. ". LasEY, of La Crosse, Wis, is
: at the Sherman House.
Mr.. AM, Mns. B. F. LARnAnEE, Of Boston,
are at the Grand Pacific.
: LIEUT.. Henry McCnEA, United States army,
is Mt the Grand Pacific
GEN. FnAsK u. s1oA7, Of Mem Haven, Conn.,,
> Il at the Erand Pnclac.
nR AND Mrs L. S. DAnH1rr. Of Cincinnati,
are at the Gralid Pacific
N. D. BoKuck, of tho Spirit Of The Times, San
Francisco. is AT the fremont.
HENRY I4=ADAMs OF New York and A. d.
Page Of Brooklyn, are ut the Sherman. .
Or. .}onS II. HAuc11, Of the Stare Board OF
; Health, Springfield, Is at the Grand Pacific
= THE Hon. E. ". Duranr and family, of Still
!: water, MIMI, arc ut the fremont House.
T. II. NoosAs, Division Superintendent Of the
Baltimore &: Oa.o Railroad, is at the Palmer
EIiJA1i SMITH, President Of the Burlington &
!; Southeastern Railroad, Is at the Grand Pacific
>. The yearly banquet of the Chicago jewelers.
Association will be held OIL the 9th inst. at the
:" Leland Hotel.
. G. n. CUSHING. Genern: Superintendent Of
tho Denrer Rio Grandc it:ilroad, Denyer. Is at
the Grand PuciIic.
"a CONSTANT Reader" Is informed that the
correct form Of the two he submits is, ''know
all meu by these presents
:: COL Erred GRANT, who has been domiciled at
re Palmer Huusc for several days, left last
evening 10 join his father In New York
:: Ir Is stated a,lsho-itativey TINT tho jury In
seven fur the defendant, mud not contrariwisc,
us st:Iic'i yesterday
j: Jous D. CONS md wife, PEORIA James A.
J Clark and wife, Louisville. J. CSull'van. New
: York, uDd Samuel Chundler aud Wife, NnwAu-
kee, are ut the Leland.
! THE Chicago Curling Club met in the fremont
House clut,-roon last evening, Ten. John Mc-
arthur III the chair. au6 nlAd.. sone further re-
visions OF the reccntly-adorsed rules
= THE benefit given Totnu,y Chandler and Mike
Tnnn4>A1t +frnty n fnrUp xrDNU To MtttDcI05ck
Inst evening. Though EUtnc OF the cxhltJllOfls
were painfully tMne, the benefit, US whole,
was decided success
THE new Homeopathic Isoard which is to have
charge at TWO fiours at the County Hospital u'et
al the 1rcmuut House lasr night and organized
b. electtng Dr. ". n. SArders President and DR..
T. ". Williams Secretary.
: The temperature yesterday. rs observed By
Manassc, optician. NJ Madison street CrntnUNE
Duildingl was us follows; a. 1r., II degrees: 10
a. m. =: II H., y; !; p m 10; aP. m.' 81. Bar
onetcr. 6.n- H.. 3uD; . y. m., :tas-
"A MEETING of the ST. Patrick's Society was
called for last evening, but enough of the meIu-
bers to make quorum did not nnt In ~ an ~ ap1
one week frun next Tuesday hight
CHICAGO Lodge, No. 81 I. @. o. F.. at their
nectins hcld Dec j. elected the following otli~
GERS Tor the terfn: Samuel Wltkowsky- n T.;
Henry Abrahains v g.; John .lanusha. hccord"
tary.
OK the '5th inst. the young men of Lawndale
organized q volunteer bose con,pany. The fol-
lowing are the officers: james H. White. Fore
man; Edward Hcwett, Assistant Foreman;
> Juncs r. Andrews. Secretary and Treasurer;
w L. Hanson cuglne-Keeper.
The first number of the Chicago Pinto, an
illustrated newspaper and instructor In htera-
rurc md tho arts. was issued yesterday. The
manager is viii I. Burnet. The new paper Is
rery neat in its appearances. and the ilustra-
u0ns are happily selected and well executed.
The Mdccal,ean IS the name of new monthly
{rprGnu IN
progressive Judaism and historical Information,
and designed to pursue the work initiated BY The
Jcirirh ddudlcc- The first issue will be ready
Dec. Is, and promises to be a decidedly interest
ing one.'
SHERIFF BEACH, of Whitcsdes County, stopped
over in Chicago yesterday with three prisoners
HcrrUn-whu arc On their way to Joliet to serre
three years, two years a-,d one ycar respective
II. They were lodgcd between trains in the
County Jnii.
Sanders across the facc with Il razor nnd de-
ttrogcd the sight ot the officers left eye, was be-
lure Just1ce Walsh aEa:n Yesterday. and WAS
being able to appear. The charge preferred is
".mayhem."
Miss Do1L1E ArwooD's concert at Fairbank
Hall was a very cnioyab'e at1atr.. The program
included numbers by bach. Chopin, and Ltszt-
Miss. Atwood acquitted herself Of the difficult
task in a u,anicr TINT speaks we'll for acr fut-
ure.' She ehoWcd q great deal OF tulent, g hue
execution. and Il good expression.
FRANK II. bRooKs. formerly Of the Chicago
press, and now resident correspondent of the
Kansas City Times. has begun the publication Of
q weekly independent tuurnnl devoted to cur
rent topics, local measures. the drama, and
music, the title being Fair Play. Ii the Sue
ceedtaE numbers ure us good as the nrst one, 1t
will probably win.
MH. L. l.. ROBINSON. for some time agent of
the Gold und Stock Telegraph Company, has re-
signed that position to accept responsible po-
Sitiop with the Muruni Union Telegraph Com
puny. He will be succeeded In Charge Of the
Gold and Stock Isoaru by Mr., A. C. Woods for
many years tn the servicc Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company
THIKTr-TWO patients were treated In the Chi
cAx,o Hospital for Women and Children during
the month OF November. tIity-niue IN the dis
pensnry'. and twelve outside: tota!+ 1Gl The do
Isutions III money amounted to $1S In u,er-
chAtdiSt there was received at the huspitul
clothing, unt,hs. flowers. twelve turkeys, and Il
very iinerai supply Of dccacies Tor the Thanks
Riving-Day tiutier.
WALTER CftAMBE1LAIS. ]. II. Dwyer. and Al
fred johnson, the box-ot1ce empioyts ut t1l6
Park Thcutrc whn we're cuarged with appro-
prtattug Unto themselves about $50 worth Of
money and tickets belonging TO the proprietors,
King. Long l. Co., wcrt before Justice WAltace
yesterday. accused of cmbezzler,cnt Dwyer-
WIS discharged. and the otners were held to tho
Criminal Court IN bonds Of $i00 EACH
4 MUSICAL and literary entertainment is be-
Ing prcuared for the delight Of the people Of
WfnnpfEn Wednesday erptlnH {E f6r ff,a