, 1881-05-08
THE CITY.

s. IsHAM, OF New York. is at tho fremont
JouS LASAHAS,o of Pittshurs, is ut the rro-
mont.
r. b. MEpAnr. Of Washington, D. c., is at tn,
Palmer. ..
Joi1> SALMON, Of Liverpool, England. Ia at tnt
Sherman.
D. II. sAn1S, Of stillwuter, Mfnn., is at tht
Sherman.
tered at the Pactlc.
E. w ALLEN and Joseph L. Hall, of Cincinnati
are at the fremont
Nix. AND Mas. WHITEHEAD aud family. of Las
=. Vegas, y. NJ. are 1t tho FREMONT.
GEORGE SNAIL, Charles G, Kerr. md II r.
Hoffman, Of Baltimore, Md, are ut the pa liner
HEREAFTER there will be Il branch Office of the
lhuls Hulnnne Society ut r. w. Auderson's r
pricc, No. 81 Wabash avenue. =
ISAAC II. CATE. President, und D. n. Pickering.
General Supcr:ti.cnden: Of tho Central Iowa
uAtlroad, are at the Sherm1n.
IouS GERALD C11FE1:s, well known in socfa,
md newspapers in ST. Louis is stopping in thn
lily, vacss ut the Palmer House.
T1tL1Aa WILLIAMS. of Victoria h. c.; r. S.
Knight .alad wife ard IL. Richard. Of London.
nd. Palmer, Of Liverpool, England, are at The
Palmer
IMPORTANT tnx-cases, affecting the interests
ot Cook County, will come up in tho United
states Circuit Court on "Wednesday before Judge
BlodgetL 81.
The Progressive Sonpar,el Club gave q fine
party last night ut Daums Hail. There were
over 3U In attendance. and MI had most en-
joyab!c time.
Asowncr Is wanted by the police custodian
for about ono halt d',zen shirts marked Billings
and fora small electric battery such Us is used
BY pnyst:'ltls.
Mr.. WAsH1ScToS PORTER, Of tho firm of
Porter |ros Of ta.s city, departs to-day for Call
1ornia. where be viii 'cu,ain sopie six mouths,
pehc nftf 1sft4,ft = = aN.~f-
At about q .loci yesterday afternoon tho
tug Shields toxe.ia schooner, MANS not Known,
into the Wells street nridce, carrying away
about thirty tcct Of the bridge railing and tho
boom Of the vessel.
THE temperature yesterday, as observed by
TmBCSE Building. was ut s H. H. 50 degrees: D
a.m.. IT: u e. Ill., u; II a. H., g.; !: n., C6; p.
sp. IT,, @9.5A
TnE police announce thar d man named Fin
nfsan, protesting 10 be Catholic priest. is col
lect!ng money from residents Of tho southwest
purposes. aud that tho man is fraud of the
ucanest description.
". D. " ASHErnS, Of Minneapolis. President
Of the Minura polls * ST. Louis Railroad; L. \.
Wisconsin Railroad; and Nathaniel Thayer, Jr.,
President OF the ChicagoS Michigan Luke Snore
Railroad, Boston, are ut the Pacific.
The coalheavers met last evening at No. %
lowing tariff Of wages to 80 into effect to-mor-
ruw: Shoveliug hur1 coal, per tuu. II cents; do,
Eoft. 10 cents; dumping coal, cents: wheeling,
"on1 No fSA 0o"A' A0o AN "Neo % "oo"@ ~ PeA
MAYOR HARRISON is opposed to the scheme of
having reservoirs fur up the lake shore or OF
bringing water III tuunel FROM north OF Crosse
POiut- His idea Is to extend the existing tun-
ne!s Two or three miles further into the lake. As
to where the money is 10 CONC from he has NO
.o@"'
the decoration OF Odd Fellows graves at Rose
bill. May -. met lust evening ut Fort Dearborn
Lodge, corner OF Halsred und Madison streets,
and after appointing su.,-coumit1ecs adjourned
10 meet at the same place Saturday evening at
: socfock-
TIE closing entertainment Of tho Young
Mems Cnristian Association will be given Mon.
dny evening ut Fu,weu Hail. The following will
take part: The St. CECILIA Lady Quartet. tho
Chicago Quartet Miss k1uie Wallace, soprano,
Ins ts s,s Eash Elliott and Miss Gertrude Aoore
TIT Mn rcaret F,,tc, soc;etv 7net at tho PALM
paper read By MIR: D. II. Mason on the tariff
question ard political and domestic economy \
at me Palmer House Of I:;o My w.; =; the occasion
being the birthday Of Margaret Fuller
ERWIN CuApuAS. boy II rears old. residing
with bis parents ut No. Isl7 Vernon 1vcnre. WIS
rhrO,u from, his horse Yesterday morning while
out riding and KICKED IN the hGad " the 1rac-
tous atltn1l: t'li ~. II H's severe scalp wound wa5
uEGsSou " Dts. !Assett anu Hto1Ot; "uo ss4 tutA1
unless INFLAMMATION scts Ill ne VIII spced!is re-
cover
The bakers are dissatisfied because their hours
Of work were not reduced to twelve a day when
their wages we're raised to I'll per week They
cav the reduction in hours wis what they we're
c1ntuudtug for mud 1uut by working sixteen |
hours tbev nre little better on than thev were |
pe1orc. n consequence o. inc INN nItehdance
Tue 1eRulnT montnty meetng u tne 1hloa wis
pos'p"nee 'ast h'ent"
TH1nTY-S1xE patients were treateGEu the Chi |
cago Hospital for Women und Children t1urin.
the mouth Of April, sixty in the Dispensury. and
ten outside, total Ia9. There. was money !
DONATION If So In merchandise there was |
RECEIVED ut the Hospital, u CARPET clock barrel |
Of apples, readlu;, matter, fruit, and deiicacies
for the sick
,
fvth war.auts "eie issueu ,s uurtus - .ne a1s us.
oIaipt ar Mr. c, Il, Albcnsou, Agent North SHE
Citizens League, for the arrest OF Peter Helm, /
III Lincoln avenue, and John Pforr, II. Fuller |
ton avenue on two charges cach-seIling in
tuxicuricr liruor TO minors and permitting
minors to pluy pool in their saioous.
,- .:a,-.. r 81.
/, ,,I,o i, foLLoW1S0 IS tne resulat i.eket % u tne
!nlessse upen fsoh9u % e<t;,e Iiotaia,atSu
.as aIia ~ oe tn!eo 4poIi 1ueeuMs: iiEsauene,
:. " 1nnt: Nlce-Freslaent, ". y; = rEeticu' Ga
ooard CT D1rectors. L. =. SAMSON; II. " HreH,