, 1881-03-06
aam elnued: and the meeting adjourned subject to
eau: About $50 in stock was subscribed Inst


night 0~0 "N7 7uOes'1De>' 'A's'
fohIoW1No Is the list Of dutiahlo goods re-
Geltea at the Custom- House yesterday: Wilson
rs.. nnas cases 6osiery: J. ~. Goetz Co., case
gloSes; J. J: McGrath. case manufactured
paper; Chaplin j. Cure. : cases cigars: Carson,
Tis!e, scott j. Co., Il bales linens; Langfeid &
nea se a. eases sokee arsieles Harvey
soifnns: J. 7. Farwell s. Co.. case linens: Man
oel ~ bFos. cases dry goods; Metzler, Kothsehild
Io.. cases smokers articles; Joliet Steel
company. 2s steel blooms: Hit,bard, Spencer d;
Co., 346 boxes tin plate. Collections, $I,ass.
GIRL TR1plErs.
Mrs. John Mazur, who lives ut 58l Dixon street,
ay aye tS Srf 3, to three ~ children 1T girls on satr
three children arc dong we'll AS the family are
pour and this a hard winter. any one disposed to
extend helping hand will find the above family
worthy object Ladies' Wishing to see the ba1
bic: and mother can cali at the above number
on Dixon street. near Division.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION
held regular meeting Yesterday afternoon in
Fairbank Hall. The attendance was not 1argc
President Mason occupied the chair. The re-
port of the Treasurer showed that the receipts
balance on hand $..01-S4. 1t was adopted. It
was decided 10 purchase tlfty copies Of the lect-
re e NJ i an 9 sRn d 1
nols, and present the same to tho lecturer. with
tho compiments and eonsratulations Of the & As
and r. O. Collins were elected members
ct the Committec on Admission. and tho
Committee was ordered to have 50 copies Of the
printed. The thanks OF the Association were
voted TO tho Hon. Thomas Hoyne for his recent
lecture, and the meeting adjourned
ST. pATn1cg's DAY.
The officers and Executive Committee Of St.
Patrck's Society held meeting at tho Palmer
House cll1b- room Saturday afternoon TO perfect
arrangements for the coming dinner and recep-
ton 10 be given at the above hotel on the even
ing of March Il. The Sub-Committces reported
substantially as follows: The RESPONSES to toasts
will be limited to ten minutes, there being but
six tonsts in all, and 1t is expected that Prof.
Corby and others will sing during the evening.
The pariors on the Srnte street front win be
given over to the Society. and will be profuscly
reception room. Several prominent gentlemen
arc expected to be present, but the Committee
was unable to make a detintt report as yet. AS
this will be the nnly banquet on that evening,
and as the tickets nre being disposed Of very
fasts 1t will undoubtedly be the most successful
- s.: Patrick dinners , eyer given BY the Society,
the comfort and enjoyment Of those who will be
fortunate enough to be present. Tho Committee
adjourned Tor one week.
PRoHIB1T1oS.
The Third Ward citizens, irrespective Of party,
held mass meeting last night III Avenue Hall
to consider the coercive temperance question ms
related to the coming municipal campaign. The
Der of ladies, but none Of the announced
speakers were present Mr: 0. F. Kelly pre-
the Rev. DR.. Polk and Mr. Cyrus L.
Blanchard DR. Polk was very plain
ia bis talk: He said that :. the
city was controlled by rings, and that liquor
laws and other laws were enforced only about as
the rlngleHders saw tit If the President Of the
United STATES tampered with his authority as
Chfcago's Mayor had with his during the past
year he would be mpeached. The manner in
which the laws were being disregarded BY the
and the tone OF the present Ad-
was blot upon the city's history, |
and the voters would SEQ to it that publication |
took place at the election.
At the conclusion Of DR.. Folks address the |
meeting adopted resolutions declaring that the |
liquor 1uws were being shamefutly ignored, that |
be enforced, and that only such men should be |
voted for IN the coming campaign ns had pledged
themselves to do all in their power to enforce |
tho LIQUOR laws.