, 1881-05-29
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

IN Gen EtfA1s
D. F. ELLIS, of Boston, is Mt the Trcn1onI
I'D. HULL. q. S. A., is at the fremont
z. S. FOoTE, of ST. Louis. IS at the Pacific.
WALTER LEA, New York, Is ut the Leland
MIS-, u,: DAR, OF ST. Louis, is ut the Pacific
W.R. CRANE, of Louisville, Is at the fremont
+ e1cC4SSos OF Albany, y. y, is at The
Palmer.
HIS. Ca1pMAS, of Sydney, Australia, is at the
Pucinc.
wu11A4 MErcArr, Of Oakland, Cal, Is at the
Palmer.
C.C. BENNETT, OF Kansas City, Is at the
fremont
He. T1skHAu, of nacine, Wis, is at the
Sherman
Dr. 4. n. SAWYER, OF San Francisco, is at the
Sherman.
Il. r. FLOWER and fa1:::!;:, Of New York, are ut
the Pacific
G. RICE and wife, of Rockford, Ill, are at
the Sherman.
D.M WESTON ard family, OF New York, nre
at the Palmer.
SAMUEL A. MILLER and ]. N. Atherton and
family, Of Louisville. arc ut tho Pacific
ANOTHER partvof the Kaymond sxcursionists. :t;&
bound across the continent 1ruM BOSTON, apout
1@5 in number, are ut the Palmer. >
C. II. NoLn1sG. X u. Wamslcy, N tss Nams'e3'
J. T.. Warrington, and s. r Smith, Of England.
and James McCarny, OF Belfast, Ireland are Ut
at the Palmer
TuE annual sale OF seats OF the Grain and Pro-
vision Call Board amounted IT, eVo,0uU. Hereto
fore the safe has not aggregated over si;'k'3 II
is believed that $lUu,UJJ would have becn real
lied it the sales had not been hurried III the last
part uf the afternoon.
Mrs, NJ. G. LAMrK1Ns has issued her annual
Lawyers Directory, which contains the names.
in convenient for1n ct all inc attorneys M ~ me %
city In the book accompanying IL there Is
considerable Information about the courts III
Chicago, ana also Il lis1 OF over l.h) lawyers 10
ca.ed III different parts Of tue country.
GEORGE F, STEIsLE1k & switch1nan On the
Northwestern Railroad, while coupling cars at
the Chicago avenue crossing ut ::ju yesterday
Attcrnotn, WIS struck on tho mead ny Il f1ll
which projected over the end OF 4 fiat car. re
was attended l.y the Conpa ny physician, Dr.
1shan, and was then taken TO his home.
TnE Germa1a SINGING society A;a, last evening
surprised c1-City Treasurer ". T. seipp ut ms
residence, :.s...5 South Park avenue, where they
treated him and his family to sercnude. And
afterwards were well treated themselves by the
hosptable hos1 and hostess Mr. and Mrs..
through Europe.
4 HORSE attached tn i furniture delivery
wagon owned by WillIam Barton. at Nos. ;sA and
Sci Wcs: Randolph street, and driven by Albert
Ishl, became u1,,anus seabte ut s:.U lust evening
in front of No. S.G West Lake street, and mix
ins dash Tor the sidewalk brought up in u coal
done to the Office; The driver aud occupants OF
the coal office escaped uuhurr-
THE Chicago Mercantile Club met at ITO Dea:-
born street yesterday and adjourned one week
apartments in the Fidelity Bank Building
which are being handsomely fitted up, and Will
Probably 10 ready tor occupancy nrSt weeS.
men 10 meet, and Il rt:ssaur1inr will probably be
attached to the establishment
MIR. JAMES CoSEoYD, father OF the young
man, Jumes Conroyd, mentioned ii, yesterdays
issue as having been arrested on the charge Of
highway rubs,ery. wishes to slate that there IS
TO ground fur The arEtst. and that it WAS inst1-
f.atc1 by personal malice on the part OF Certain
West Mudison street officers 3lr- Conroyi de-
nts that his is notorious in criminal circles.
ind claims that he is An industrious. steady
young mail He proposes to commence action
against the parties concerned in the arrest
ANNE SEABoI,, an unmarried woman - years
of aye, rooullng up-sturs ut No. II; West Nou-
roe street, was delivered Ut an early bonr yes
who Was in ATTENDANCE snys she produced IN
abortion by ncuus OF drugs, which fact Sue nd-
y able to pay her expenses, let alone bury the
infant The rcputcd father is d vcgetable ped
dlcr whose whereabouts at present are I'M
KNOWN
TIE Coal Exchange met yesterday afternoon,
but transacted only routine business. The
price Of coal was not changed, as it appeared
from the reports tha: there were only about
4,0OJ tons On hand, whereas slsouV tons were re-
celved last year. This year there we're no lake
shipments until Mays. Last year prior TO thar
time there were received 5l.uD tons OF hird
coal and 81 ,00O tous Of SOFT coal by lake. The
prices will remain at Sss.335 for large and small
egg, and S7.50 for chestnut and range coal.
TIRE Committee appointed by the property
owners on Stewart avenue interested in having
that street open for the passage Of teams have
Obtained Il good many signatures to tbs petition
to the Common Council, aud hope to be able to
present it to that body to- MORROW evening. 1t
is understood that the Fort Wayne Kailrond is
willing to remove the tracks to the west side Of
the street, leaving room enough on the east side
building bridge across the river sufficiently
wide for the laying of two tracks on it.
The Margaret Fuller Society held Il regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon ut The
Grand Pacific Hotel. Mrs Lucinda H. Chandler
presi,;t.d The discussion was directed to Il set
Set forth that citizenship is inherent and not to
be delegated: that the elements OF light. land. |
and water belong to uil, uud that therefore ITO
one has a right To bold in possession more than
usefulness Is the only fair qualification for life,
hence that the possession OF the fruits OF labor
must be guaranteed These ,lbStruse PROPOSE |
tions were discussed by the President Mrs. |
Sarah u. Mills, aud others.
THROUGH the kindness of the Chicago Public /
Library there have been donated aD volumes OF |
hooks Tor the OF the paticnts Of Cook Couu- |
~ Hospital and it is designed by the visiting |
friend of the institution that this gift shall ]
form nucleus OF q library ;r1apted to the re- |
books, magazines. weeklcs, etc, are solicited. |
Will the citizens Of Chicago, With their usunl !
generosity respond: Place nf deposit. Y. NJ. Z. |
L. rou1n5, Farwell Hall. Uouors will please mc,l-
ties who prefer to have their donations called !
for will please saddrcss l. II. Mcrckci isl west |
ltand"lph street, who is authorized to receive |
the same.