, 1881-03-06
THE CITY.


IN GENERAL.
H. MAY, Of Philadelphia, is at the Sherman.
Il. A. ROYCE, OF New York, is ut tho Pacific.
&C. MOORE, OF New York. is Mt the Palmer.
L. o. ARMSTRONG, Of Manitoba, is at the Pal
mcr.
Dr. T. W nAYSE, of Detroit, is at the Tre
mont.
EB. DRunY, Of Denver, Colo, is at the Ire
moat-
S. MARsroS, Of Eau Claire, Wis, Is at the Tre-
mont.
JUDGE A. II. HEnARn, Of St. Louis, is at th'
fremont
n. H. Phillips, Of Florence, Kas, is ut th'
fremont
J. c. scRooGs, of Rock Island, Ill, is at tho
Sherman.
JOSEPH cnsurAS, Of Dubuque, Ia, is at the
Sherman.
n. CURTIS and daughter. of Cincinnati, are al
the Palmer.
EDWARD r PRATT, Of Milwaukee. is registered
at the Palmer.
3. ". ARMSTRONG, Of the Cleveland Pldia-
d<1feT, Is at the Pacific.
+. Fl. KING. Manager of the Riye-Ktng Con-
cert Company, IS at the Pacific.
WILLIAM u. -1uuENhE1U HUI JONI L. L Outstl!!G-
OF Philadelphia, are ut the Palmer.
HENRY kIr. of Buffalo, President Of the
United States Express Company, Is ut the Pa-
c!tlc.
c. D. GoRHAM, General Superintendent of the
Pittsbur1, Fort Wayne l. Chicago Railroad, is at
the fremont
JIM. WHALING. Of Milwaukee, Assistant Cen
eral Manager Of the international s. Mexico
Railroad. is ut the pucific.
THE action Of the Clearing House yesterday
in reference to the International Bank will be
found In the financial columns
Mr.. MAX STERN retires from the publishing OF
the JclriM 4ddudlcc, and will be succeeded By
Mr. Henry Gcrsoni, VINO has long been It's editor.
-: A BUSINESS meeting OF the Tailors' Union was
held ut No. IS Dearborn street Inst evening. No
strike is contemplated. and nothing Of public
interest was said done.
EMAxUEL 1sAACs, indicted in connection with
the Morrow jewelry robbery. gaye bail yester-
day in the sum If $G,000 His sureties are Philip
Lichtenstadt and Mark Farrand-
AN indignant Weishnan writes to THE TH1B-
rsE complaining that there is no Welsh news
paper in the Public Library. Other nations and
peoples are represented, and why not Welsh
men?
THE Liquor Dealers Association met at the
fremont House yesterday afternoon but trans
acted nothing but routine business, which
looked chiefly to the collection OF the regular
dues.
GEORGE B. BUTLER, in Jail on charge Of
forgery, sought to escape yesterday on Il writ Of
habeas corpus, but failed. In the hearing Of the
ease It transpired that he was also wanted at
Cleveland.
DR. LUpwG, Iwho occupies an office under
Mosher's photograph gallery. which WINS dam
aged by flre last week, wishes it stated thar his
quarters did not suffer By the ire as was fncor-
recty stated.
The temperature yesterday, as Observed by
Mannsse. optieian, IS Madison street trR1DuSE
RI1116lnQ1 fellows. 81 m
q; omn;c5 'n;; ~ NJ 9; m 20; ?. m' g. Bar
The annual meeting Of the Lumberman's Ex-
Monday at 10 a. M N. The d We Weekly Inneh viii be
serted on the same day at the fremont House
at p m.. the usual meeting for the discussion
OF trade matters following it.
The Philosophical Society held regulnr meet
ing at the Palmer Rouse last evening. The Rev.
Gausha Anderson delivered befure about sev-
enty.dve people an interesting address, in which
of Ethlcs
TIE kindergarten Training Department Of the
Cook County Normal School will open on Mon
day. 4 very intelligent class has entered. and
more nre expected A very great demand exists
for Intelligent. and welktrainet kinderEarten-
eIs. and it is the object Of this department to
supply such demand
The Home Savings Rank, Of ElgIn, which went
into liquidation in October, 1877. and paid the
depositors 80 per cent, IS now paving the bal
ance due them. interest added. The credit for
and Thompson. the Trustees, and to President
davidson. the latter turning over al bis prop
erty, and that Of bis wife. though advised by
friends to go into bankruptcy.
AT recent meeting Of the Chicago Fritz Reu-
ter Club resolution was passed to invite all
OF the German clubs and societies to a German
PICNIC, which is to be given this summer. after
the Saneerfest- The various societies are toap-
point delegates. who are to form grand coul-
mlttee Of arrangement for the nIair. When all
Of the delegates are appointed the first meeting
OF the Committee will be held.
TIE Coroner yesterday held an inquest at the |
Cook County Hospital! upon Timothy Sullivan. co |
years OF age. who died there OF a shock by rca-
wheels Of street-car No C. Of the Vest Division
line at the corner Of Canal and Randolph |
s9esds s eary on the evening 9f the 1st Also at
Eho died suddenly of apoplexy at her home Fri |
day evening. !
WEST TOWN COLLECTOR PETER ScHLLo. being |
deslrous ct giving the taxpayers an opportunity !
p. IN: from Monday next to the 10th inst Per
sonal property delinquents. having all received
reay Vii
tinue to pursue his unpIea5ass: duty 50 long as |
taey fail to come up to the Captains Office and
settle, lis all good taxpayers do.
In this CITY from New Orleans this morning and
VIII put up at the Palmer House, where they
T { remaln Until nnttl Tuesday n'orong They will
Enukee q St Paul Road. and number Of the
First Infantry are to accompany them. The
Guards will be received to-day by Company X, !,
First Regiment, which will perform escort duty |
while they remain In the city. |
!, IT was reported Yesterday that the Offices OF
the Atlantio s. Pacific Telegraph Company in
tbs city hud been ordered closed, but inquiry at
tue main Office failed to develop any deiiuit in-
formation. The Chicago manager, btr. Stone,
said that whatever orders had been issued had
been counrermanded. and that he expected to
hear Of something detnlt to-day He was sure
that none Of the employees OF the Company here
would be thrown our Of their Positions
ELv1RA LODGE knights and Ladies OF Honor
y Tas Instituted last Friday evening by Dr. {. e.
higgins. assisted by P. E. Smith, E. c. Gleason, |
and Mrs Smith, Gleason Haiiacc. Rosenttal,
y MMnnson. and others. TIC officers are: Solomon
Mayer, Protector; Mrs. Catherine Davies. Vice
Protector: Mary Emely Seig, Secretary; Bertha
1erkowitz. Treasurer Nellie Davies, Financial
Secretary; Catherine Davies Chaplnin; Mary
T. Johns, Guide: Thomas Davies, Guardian;
Dr. George u. Cooper. Past Protector and |
Medical Examiner. |
TIE journeymen bakers held another meeting
asst evening ut Nc. a>s Blue Island avenue, and |
.ndeaybred to take some action towards short |
eninc the hours Of labor and maintaining the