, 1881-08-14

are 1T the fremont.
II EAzArnAs, Union Square Theatre Com
pAny. is At the Trcmont.
Mr. ASp Mrs. c. n. HoTCI1K1N leave for the
East early in the week on au extended tour
TIE Earl Of Mayo and Dir. Porter, ireland, aud
Louis Iienar Paris, Franco. are at the Pacific
DR. L. H. E. CARPENTER and family are SPEND
ing IL few weeks suumering along Lake Superior.
TIE 91essrs. John C. and Henry C. Van Scnaack,
OF this city, were at -Athops. Greece. "hcn last
they wrote to their friends here.
Col ". J. MAsKELL leaves for Bloomington,
Ill. this evening. While in that city he will
visit the cucs,1npucnt grounds OF the coming re-
union of yeIerau soldiers
CHlEF-JCsrIcE ISAAC G. WILSON, Of the Ap-
pr1late Court Chicaso, and his son. Prof. T. H.
Wilson, Of the Johns Hopkins University. Baltl-
more, are spending 4 week at Lake Geneva
A.W. EccLEsros, for many years connected
with the South Side Horse hallway, leaves to.
day for La Crosse, Wis. where he will superin-
tend tho construction and equipment Of u horse
railway
4 MEETING Of the Directors OF the Chicago
Public Library wis to hive been held yesterday
afternoon, but In tho absenc, OF Il quorum, the
gentlemen present adjourned to meet Ut the
call OF the Secretary
THE temperature yesterday, Us observed by
Manassc, opticiln. Th1BESE Building, was 'ss
H.
Is: 3 p. m-. -: 9 D. m, =: all. H., ~ BarOn-
eier, a. III. ~. IS; y. H.. :2!si5.
AKtD Of about dozen years of age. sonic-
what prccocloEs srcprcSCn1utiyeof the lndcpei1ti-
spectacle last night near the i'o=t-Of1i The
little fellow WIS dead-rt1nk. and was Carried TO
his lodgings by several Of his associates
DAVID WALLACE. Que of the workmen en-
utoyed in taking down the old post-Dilcc Build
ing, accidentally fell from the top Of the wall 10
aIout 1ne head and legs. lie was atiendci BY
DR.. Olin, and was subsequently tnkcn IL his
home ut No. III West Madison street
A. OaESpnnrr end family, Of Springfield; the
Rev. j. 5. Surris Joliet: d. {. L. t;otrlwitl and
wife, Of the C., 3. l. Y. Il. T. Quincy: Juhn
Johnson and VIE, Houston. Tex: the Hon. L.
G. Mason, Muskcgorl, and Col ". 7. Emory, ct~
1tor Springfield Daily Past, are at the Leland.
THE ladies Of the Sourh-End Flower Mission
earnestly desire the assistance ot Indies south
Of Twenty -secuud street VINO will aid them in
the distribution Of tIo.scrs and especially Ut any
who may have carriages They meet ut she
CONGREGATIONAL Church OH Drclel boulevard+
sol,th OF Thirty ninth street, every Tuesday
morning ut clock.
TIE Mahoney Memorial Fund Association
have $5,uu1 to invest i'll i'nprs'scd real estate
sell good renting property TO that amount will
ahdr.ss COMMUNICATIONS. giving: full description
sna '1 sn 'fG Sc 81 tnf
House; Austin j. Doyle, Secretary, Police UcnI-
quarters: Thomas Brennan, Treasurer. City
Tsa.asurcrs S Office.
age, while looking for employment ut the Rock
Island Elevator. ncnr Twelfth street bridge. 1T
10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, accidentally
hin h1 % ic ri satsc 4sct and
struck MS head upon Il stone, causing very
severe wound. liz was sent to the County HoS-
Ditnl for treatment, and *G1s cash which he had
in his possession was turned over to the author
1ties FOR safekccpng.
Miss MARIE y. lsnowS. whose lectures on
Swedish authors nrt: highly spoken OF by the
}'car before a Chisa=o an'i'cllcc Tuesday rysii-
ing ut No. ISL West Washington street The
Lecture will be supplemented with selections
Topelius. Fru Lcnn=re!. fhorlld: !leabcrs. F,l
Schwartz, Stis-nclius, H,ttjger, w Y Braun,
and by interesting and beautiful stcreopticoi
views Of a number of masterpieces Of Scandi-
nsylan art
JACOB NINZISGER, Z German r years Old. fell
frt,1n the second story window Of his boarding.
house ut No. L.: Division street ut l0 O'Clock Fri
day night, and, striking upon All iron railing in
front of the house, had three ribs broken. be-
sides sustaining other severe internal injuries.
and the physicians who there attended hir,
could give but little encouragement for ertcov-
cry. Win:inger WIS beer -rc'1.iler i1 the EN-
p1oy Of Brand ana Wa6 SOEGy with beer at the
time OF the accident.
4 MEETING Of the Brick Laborcrs' Enion was
held last night jn the hall ut No I'LL South Hal
President Mif.n1Hl .tbhnett0 flrr.st-
ms Ahu1t t,nr h1tntircf, IF thn t.rarf w4.r,.
n,1asenY The onI1 nrfinn taxt.n l,y the ,nce1in.r
,vns t nerf1ct nrra,,rct,,nts for ,he T;,,t,n r.,
nor,fcin,rc in fho vrund Iahnr nfn;.. m hs he'll
iu-iay ar Osw,id:s t;rovc Members of fhe
TnInn ars tn assemble. Mt m frl Stu,th 11aIstrd
str.ot ~ S.1S 1.cinrl- Yhi ,n,,rp;n,r mi frr,n,
T.,.ra ,,ro ~ nyr,., - rwnff,h srr1en, an io;,,
rho ,1";n rrncnss;n1 ' ~ '
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1nE ta:ctitAou ~ Committees VI lie .uneu !tls1
s?oe1Sdes .! Ehn;!sn a1lu the 1!lsa .>auuEs!
i.au1 Atasue " !lau"is ulee ~ Huihc 1otc4
IAs. escnlns toI tnE !'u1 " p :.i
1aueEuAeate 4or nniuiuE III tIet Jo!u% uciuotStIH
oou ~ motio". 1Ae Lo'aHt'.tcE oh SptnhEf3
1epnFu,o inst ctnator 9ones' ~ f!of1oa* anu i3r-
a.iuaeatny. ol New Jersey Two ~ inc ofators 1or
tue occas!on' arrived ~ tue cl'5 4hst evening"
Eehator Jones oclhe an1hlcAeu AT lne branu
facanc. Inc othef ;:cIitleift'1! VINO haa accepted
an INVITATION 70 speak " tue hcf1lon5tratlon ana
whose names nad already hecn represented Ill
me papers, had mol Set snoEsi up bnt were cx-
pectco tnls intrntnE- All INC otneF sae-con1-
inittees mace satisfactory reports hnu every
1bsng necessary 10 MAKE tne demonstration
SUCCESS hau been Completed
NOT THE CAR-BARN EMPLOYEES.
Citizens of LIKE View have written letters tn
some OF the Chicago napcrs complaining of mn
undue amount OF t,o,sr between Il anu
O'Clock at night which they attributed To
tho ucn working at tho I.iucoin ave-
nue cur-barns After look ing into the
matter. it appears that while the noisr cxitss
the citizens mistaken us to its origin. 1t is not
1nade oy persons connected with tho strut
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