, 1881-11-20
THE CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

JAMES WORDSWORTH Ol Anew 4oIhs - Ut LUG
Pacific.
Ia. McCnEAnx, OF Detroit, Mich, is at the
Palmer.
ALFRED sM11H, OF Derby, England, IL at the
Palmer.
THOMAS H. TAYLOR, of New York. is at the
fremont
c. H. GooDn1cH, OF Columbus, O.. is at the
Bher1nan*
. 1ou,s DE LAcoun, OF Paris, France is at the
Sherman.
D. W BISHOP and family, Of New York, are
Ut the Palmer.
william PArsoN NORRIS, of Montgomery,
Ala. is ut the Sherman.
MIR AND MRS GEORGE C. CoSKEy. Of Roches-
Ter. y. E., are at the Sherman.
WILLIAM D1xoS and John Edison Smith, of
Newark. n. j., are ut the Sherman.
a. Il. GApDls, General Manager OF the Og-
densburx l. ACnampla!n nallroad, Is ut the Pactuc.
Mrs PLANT LET. last evening for St Louis tn
attend the funeral OF Louis F. Plant, her step
son.
60 ;1a Side businessmen Of known respoast-
b.. :. des r4nx keys to the alartn-boxes of tue
o. lies patrol system Gun nave them by applying
q. tie CentTai Stauun.
OFFICER MICHAEL FRAMES found boy or
5 days tud .'n me steps of Mr Aeyers res.aen
No b.1t North La Sie street, yesterday. anu
tpuk him u the Fuundl1ng's Home.
Mai. 4. E. BATES, y. S; 4: Charles Clement g
Tuttle. Commonwealth, Mich; ~. b. I!a16 aao
wife. Dubuque, La, hre ut the LELAND.
THE 1emperature yesterduy, as observed by
Build .ilK,, was III follows: sa- m. 30 degrees;
H.tnnsisS H. M: 81: - N; h. ss :? D. D. ta F. H. "
JoaS TAscA, OF No. SD West ghtecnth street.
attempted to cross the Northwestern tracds Ut
Ceutre avenue last night, and Vas struck by u
swcn sr,sy Sngn9 +. was uader he influence
OF liquor At tie time.
TIE dfty-sccond regular meeting OF the Cht-
cayu Electrical Suciety will be held Ut the rand
The fea1ure OF the meeting will pe a paper by
Prot b. Gradle, on tho illusions OF the
6cnses,' with illustrative experiments.
NELSON BunK1E. q Iaborer 80 years old living
with mis- wife Ms No. d Bremen street, WIS run
over ut Leuont about o'cock last ulKht 6y
ira On the Alton st. Louis Railroad, and uad
brought to the city and taken tt the county dos-
pitai, where his l!lno was amputatad.
JAMES SAWYER. man 50 years OF age. en-
played ut the rail-uitl vi the Cnn lst'n y steel
% s,rs. hsa ID hs efs VIII bad
ciusned yesterday In revolving ch.'in oeit. az
was taken 70 his nonic. No. ;s,O Jones street,
where Drs. Sperry aud STUDS ampu1aoeo tue
arul uelow the elbow.
Mr.. WILL BAScRoEE: a young man ID me en- +,
ploy uf Mcneil l. Higgins, IN tho way 70 ms
board. .us- house on Illinois street. night before
las, observed two men in a scutfie III lot aooot
thirty feet back fro.n Rusn street. One Ut them
c,led or,: " For Gods sake, stranger. cu'ne AUG
help lne" Mr. Bancroft suspected Snne v w.
tempt to get hun within their power. il.
The Chicago National Bank. a new candidate
for public favor, was organized yesterday by
the 1T 5hf @ eSay.
r. " ash, Lew kosenfeld, tr'dolin Mdo!enel.
aud Henry H. Nash. The capital paid IN or tne .
10 $lOAllslt. 1t Ia the intendo of the managers
u open it for business at tire bexlnn.nx Oh 1ne
new 5ear.
MRS ADELAIDE ROBERT. who was recently
released truln the E!gin Insane Asylum ny
Judge hogers, WAS agreeaby surprised yeste1-
tay ty receiving some handsome 3e"elry, &C
coupaa.ed BY letter iron 2 some 10 ,e1 anuM; sfcmon
tuperatulal ing her OIL her release, ano condeMu-
tp1 t,o conduct vi thse who had peen pesse
cutting her. She naturally desires 70 ,retaru ',,,
ful present.
=. At lD:3u o'clock Thanksgiving morning there
will he suenu nigh miss ut Inc tutneoTaa y.
the Holy Name for the members OF ne uasoa t,e
Catholic L,nrary Assoc4auon-a mass wn1ca mas
been gwen fur them each Tnsnksxivtn ing Lay lot
the asr fur yea[s At TINS o1e fa1nsa .'1a,nr v
preacn.tb the sermon. in addition 70 Wnlcn n'.5 Ioede
wili be SINGING BY picked chot. Al me 1I.enu5 I3
Of The association are asked to attend wnht "il!
BE- u most solemn aud imposing ceremony
Two yorSt; men carving suspicious looking
bupdis wrapped iu a pillow-case we're s,oppeo
BY Lieut. Biettner and Serrt Reom ~ tney 0 M1Ie
" etrd street.. The bundle proved ~ oe tn.e.s
Yards Of brown dressg.*sls. which they hao IN
duubtedly stoien The c1cers staT;eu ;e',, '9I aIe
ner tr1pped him and manaxed 10 oreak awuy" s
The other prisoner tried the same game. nnt.
rut hin to the stauon. He gave she name ot
John Bremner. An owner Is Waotea 1os eao
8uods-
PROF SWINGS sermon On The Moder1 a3
Wttnnn !" is bringing him rich harvest OF
praise and blame about equally divided. me
woman who votes Is mad, the 'sonan a" % sleeps
all day ts mad the woman o. ,eti9rS nnd M
Dr. Freeu1atl sk1lful artist, road the discourse
10 the Gumnlefclal, and now the p1eacnrr ,s:, mas
recelved water color Saeo ei.a II 1histIe,Ieaf
t,nijnon of th1stledown is hitting her, her tram
fades into clouds. while she drives team a! o. o.
five beautiful tnotus- Iae "ofA 10 oon' q" "
exQulst manner.
In TEE TRIBUNE Of last SUNDAY mtstaK1 M f ~ Md;
mnd. ~ relation notice ut the trial Of Frank m
Caraher and john Calvin for t9e at!eeen WE, Vus
Tiary OF the store OF Ks'senthal i Fst, On s Mes.
Madison street The goods alleged to have been
stolen were not found IN the rear ot tne prem. %
ises of Mr. CAraner s' s @ wsst rx ,nan feet fr.1
90 these premises and IN densely pHpulatsd pa1' !
Of the city. Frank was DOT aftes'e1. 1a,h he he
e,,rr,.nf1.rnd himself 10 the aut hnrites notn ae
snu G Twin have been acquitted BY a Jury on II
fhe Criminal Court after tut r., '..,.
Their friends claim they "efe Hauo too 'AeS'&1t
of mistaken ideurity.
THE ycssel-owners and tugmen met yesterday
uorntng in the office of the DOCK 9 DreoSn,e M
G,mnaily and received the report ot me cou!'
mtl1ee appointed 10 ascertain me opinions OF VI
torners IN me Legality of the br!dxe ordinance.
They reported that several prominent aa"yeI'
hud bee, consulted and The opinion was :, on' ,.'
versal that she ordinance was illegal ~ Wy:
then dec de to arrange test case tmmedir,c! H =;
auu bring il befnre the higher ceorts, tapt
Owens sad that OWING to tho broge hruIuaucs
the .ug-uwners we're liable u lose more 1nonee
in damages than would he received TOT tnoi. IN,
bur. The RIVER Is 50 narrow and tortuous ~
1t is amos, impossible with the existing ct',lut
lions, 10 tow q schooner through ~1tnout ln5uI.
ing her in some manner. The matter VIII Ut
taken into the courts in Il few days
TEE account given in yesterdays TR1bVSE C rs, Q,
IN aucfIon sale under the management VI eom 1ht
stable yocel Is objected 20 by Mr. Kay. oi t1s
nrm 1T Turner & Ray. as hardly doing ousuce -
that firm in its connection with the matter. az a y
c<,ruluY tt slr. Hay, the sale Was nor nu'.oH - \
but b<,ua-tide affair. the articles osau1 tts a.,
that anybody c,uld expect them 70 p1.us
auction. AS to large number of creaat1ss .s. 70 M
ing preeenr, he states very Pt'sfuses .n LIN. & ue
was the onlr creditor there, ana tanl uas y" ~:
purchase ct one article was forced upon ~
BECAUSE nuhody cl>e bid for 1t. ana ne o'on