, 1881-01-09
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

.IHE CITY,.
GENERAL NEWS. !:
". A. BRowE, u s. A., Is at the Palmer.
A.W. GRANT, U. S. A., lis at the Sherman. !.
C,H, BERRY, Of Milwaukee, is Mt the fremont
J. q. Bnowx, Of San Francisco, is at tho Pa
.cihc- .
GsonoE A. NrEvEs, Of Grand Rapids is at the:
Gardner. T. 49, : :. !,
R. S. STEPHENSON, OF Mcnominee. Mich, II at
tho Sherman. !
the fremont : - -. -
THE Rev; DR.. O. 4. Burgess, OF indianapolis, is
GEORGE Rxvrrr, OF Victoria, British Columbia.
PROF THzononE c. BATES, OF Worcester, Mass,
Is at the Paclfc. -
C. D. HISS, the operatic manager. is registered
at the fremont.
CHARLES Z. sw1GEnr, Auditor OF tho State OF
Illinois, Is registered at the Pacific
C.D. PECK. General Manager Of the Chicago
Grand Trunk Railroad. il lit the Pulmer.
CHARLES &. LADp, United States District At
3orney At KewHnee, Wis, is at the fremont
snS ns Ell tgpa hes @ pSs o j. s'sas
street.
THE coin business al the Sub Treasury yester,
day was: Gold, $4,000 out; silver s5'uo IN qno
$1,000 out.
nc. A7K1ss, Of Milwaukee, General supeEin3.
tendcnt nf the Milwaukee g. st. Paul Haltroaot 10
at the Sherman
TEE tnternai-revenue receipts YESTERDAY = were e,G
51i5o4. spirits contributing ss7,5f5, beer sl.s4o'
and tobacco and cigars <f.l19
nAr and Lewensan. Ct reriand 81 2se; sen
Gabriel, Cal, are ut the Palmer
In the Criminal Court before Judge Hawes-
the arguments in the Dartcls assault case were
leave to seal their verdict
L. C. DAWES, General Passenger Agends OF t;I tne
Kansas City, St. Joseph t. Council Bluits hal1.
road, and W. Maglas. General passenger 1'an Asen1
OF the Union Pacific Railroad, are at the faclnc'
AN unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday
to get out Of jail tRenaud. who assaulted Jen~
ntuEg the lettcr-carrier. Bondsmen weIe OF :
fered. but their statements were NOT satls'ae~
tory. 49,.
Mu. ARrH1R HAwxnuRsr, who has held DIFF
ferent positions OF trust and respousbty IN
the house OF Field, Lieter S Co.. has resignea 70
make other business arrangements nefe os IL '41'
East
TIE trial of the Kraatz 1nansiaughter case was
not continued yesterday. Owing to the Illness OF
Mr.. O'Brien, counsel for The defendant Juage
Moran CONSIDERABLY au3oufneo court un'1' Ah'D'
day
TOMORROW morning Mr. James G. Hamilton,
Collector Of Hyde Park, will be in readiness 70
receive payment of the personal property ss tades
street
Ara special meeting 1t George 4. Custer Post,
No 40 g. A. R., held Friday. resolutions we're
adopted expressing the sorrow OF ne oagan,zdo gdo
John F. HAnlon.
TEE firm OF Solomon, Weinberg Co., whole
sale Jewellers. gave their. numerous empl2yes
Which Wi wash was heartily enjoyed and appreciated 81
the participants
JACK. the faithful dog OF T E. Lincoln, who %
did his master sucn good service during the M iate
fire ut Nos = and II East Madison street died
Thursday ar'7 p N. Jack was beautiful dog
and had many warm friends
TIE Chicago Mercantile Battery will have
banquet at The Palmer House ABDUL reb 99ss .;
xil!kuend. including their former Captain +.
T. White, from Albany, n. T.
THE temperature yesterday, as observed BY
Buidingj, was at o. H., 81 degrees; loa- m. 8;
l. a., Ii; 3p. H., Is; p: m, II; 70 p. H., 70
Barometer, i a. m, So.01; 10 p. m., saA "
TIE annual meeting Of the Citizens League
Minors viii be held Tuesday evening in the
club-room Of the Palmer House Addresses will
be made br Prof Foster and other speakers
E. 4. SMALL, ESQ.,, the we'll known attorney Of
with his sou. will sail On the Scythia, jan. = Tor
Europe, where We will remain SIX months 10
N~@~A1N @A AAA4
health.
ARCHBISHOP FEEHAx will lecture this even
ing in the Church Of the Sacred Heart corner
Of Nineteenth and John streets Tor me oenen. m
important ana worthy one 1t is hoped the ar
tendance will be an overaow1ng one
AT the annual election of officers Of the
ton, O., last Monday, tho following were unani-
mously elected for the ensuing year: ". W
Clark, President; John W. N4rr1s, vlce-fres1-
dent; D. Tyler, Secretary and ffreasurer
In response to the general md prolonged de-
1pand on the part of the various Town Collectors.
County Clerk Klokke has employed an extra
ToqR}9r nj nIehts 'n1 upon these BOOKS Il IS
pected that the city books will be completed
Tuesday
AT the regular weekly meeting OF the Phi1o-
sopbical Society, which was held last evening at
the Palmer House, there were about seventy
five present, before whom Dr.: D. r Brewer
]ectured on Disqualification Of Function In the
Brnin,'' illustrating his lecture with views by
the oxy-hydro9en lamp.
THE annual meeting Of the First Unitarian
Society was held last M evening at the Church me- OF
port s a Il tie treasurer showed reeeipts af sis;
and expenditures Of Sl2, ,162, leaving balance
s The Saes e E. and cse
ney: Treasurer, James Van Inwagen; sec1e-
fary, Eric Winters.
CORONER MA1soS yesterday held an inquest
at the Moreue upon Mary Burns, drunken
vaerant, who was found dying from exposure
and chronic alcoholism in an unoccnpied base
ment at No. 479 Clark street. He will hold an
tnuuest to-day upon John Sanberg, Swede.
who died suddenly at No. II West Kuzie street
at6:30 last evening. Heart disease is supposed
to have been the cause
Mr. r. E. c. DANIELS Of the Sub-Treasury, ?,
has issued no 'o1icIai list OF counterfeit bank-
notes." and the one with his name attached
which some person is now selling in this city Is
of no value, since it contains the names of hfty
National banks whose notes have not been
counrerfeited and mentions only seven out OF
twenty four United States noteswhich have been,
and tho description Of the seven are wrong.
TIE Cook County Teachers Association met
yesterday afternoon in Methodist Church Block.
Miss HI. Il. Ross, of Columbus, O., read paper
on Kindergarten Methods, explaining the
fundamental principles Of this brAnch Of teach
ing; and Nr. Wentworth. OF the Normal School,
said that it was contemplated to have Miss Ross
do some teaching OF this method in the Normal
School. Prof. H. S. Carhart read an interesting
paper on = Science in Grammar Grades"
THE Liquor Dealers and Brewers Association
held regular monthly meeting at the fremont
House yesterday afternoon, but in the half
hour during which they were in session they did
nothing Of public importance. Members Of the
Association stated that no official notice hnd
been received Of the challenge OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union to joint debate.
They ayerred their intention Of accepting such
challenge when made.