, 1881-07-24
THE CITY,.
IN GENERAL.

TN. N1cno1 and ]. Scott Dcrseon, Scotland,
are at the 1'ucillc.
Ex-CoxGuEssMAS MILTON II. SArLEu, Of Gin
cinuati. il at the Pacific.
S1RJoHS AxD LADY REID, OF England, arc
registered at the fremont.
All Woop. E. II. Davis. and II. W Hood. OF
Montreal, are at the fremont
Mrs. MATT II. CARPENTER and Miss Carpenter,
11ilwnukec. are registered at tho Pacitic.
S. D. FISHER, Secretary Of the Stute Agricult-
ural Society, Springfield, Ill, is 1T tho Pacific
SAMCE1. !. ALEXANDER. of Honolulu, and
Thomas Smaller, OF Queensland, arc ut tho
Palmer
THE Rt-Rev DR.. O'Aara. of Scranton, Pa.
and the 1it.-Kev. J. Moore, OF ST. Augustine fl'
are nj tho Pacific.
CA1,y j. &, CNADpOtk of tho Paris, Ky, True
k..nlurhid.l, is AT the Leland Gu route to MS
h,.,ne from sojour1 ut the lakes VI minnesota
ani Wisconsin.
AT about II o'clock last night Mrs. Lyons OF
NJ. CIT West Monroe street found an abandoned
female in:anf upon the steps or hcr res'dehce.
II MIS- taken to tho Foundliugs- Hume
OFFICER McDE1,Morr, of the West Twelfth
Street station. list evening shut anu Killed
mad dog at the corner Of nr"wn and Twelfth
e1rte,s. So far us could be nscert1i1,cd no ono
was bttcu.
VIII. BURTON, Albany, n. y: Robinson Da t.
tell Norfolk, Conn; Warren Fake and vito.
Cal,ansiaiguu, T. T.; W. NJ Mcclellan, st. Louis:
EenrEe t.. Cockrc JcrscFvisic: Capt John Car
land, l.. 5. A., are at the LelInd-
THE temperature yesterday. as observed by
Mauas=c. 0l,tician. NJ. Is Madison street, IKiH-
CS; building, was: follows: : u. ILL.,. - de-
Eress: 10 II. Ill.,. .:':; !: H. ~: ) p 1'.' -;
D. H., -. Barometer. Il. Ill., Jt.; r. ILL.,. trJ'
TIE Eomen's Branch of tho German, Society
will hold IL festival ut Hranders Garden. corner
OF Ada and Randolph streets, Thur sday after
NOON and evening next one halt me proteca3
Ej1pfG
T'HE Coroner held an inquest Yesterday ut No.
20 Third avenue upon Mrs. Nellie Milton+
t.d,lortl. VINO died =u,lticuly Friday ntterou II!
1st~'n Il, M. 81 Fourth avenue. Of alop|cNy ot
the brain. instead Of committing suicide us 1t
was thought she had donc-
The Committee ct druggists and physicians
had II conference with Manager Fay, Ut the
Telephone Company, but nu conclusion WAS nr-
rived ut- They made ITO proposition. nor u4H Mr.
Fay. They were t.,!I about the Gust nf rt1uss1'@:
Il line, making connections, etc., aud thanked
Mr. Fay and left.
FATHER DoyIAs's lecture at Mccormick Hall
subject, 1,al Irish Landlords" is certain TO he
trrattAi by tho reverend sentltrlan in I'LL ex-
haustivc and eloquent uaflncr. lArranEeincn1s
for music for tho occasion have bcen completed
ty tue Committee.
YESTERDAY morning Joseph Ruth,n saloon
kecner ut ~; Division street. was brought l'e-
fore Justice Kaufman on IL charge nt selling
l1',,or Ia minor The cnSc was continued to
July &c. and defendant held under tI1lds nr <SA
T. M. Alhenson, agent nt the North Side Citizens
League. is tho complainant
WILLIAM Tnosr l. Co, III State street, yester-
day sent to the Mnyor vi New Clm, Mjnu..fo the
benefit t,f the sufferers t that city the frocctlls
OF the following subscriptions draft fur 1'1:
Hill shnfc'ut ~; Gnrden etty D!st1i!'ng t9"i.
ltiverlalc his: illlng Company, SIS: Troost i Co.,
81: total. $50.
JAMES s. OFrTTT, of Paris, Kentucky. was
arrested ut tue driving Park yesterday after
Sheriff rullen, OF Paris, wA@ on here looking Tor
him and pointed him out~ and he is wanted for
assaui1int. ". II. Currant, If thtt place. with Il
pistol some tElA ago. He was lodged in jail lnte
IN the AFTERNOON. and will be taken to ''old
kaiutuck Tomorrow.
JAc08 SHERWOOD. brickiayer employed on
the new Illinois Central Railroad Depot ut South
Park, tcll from the top Ut the north end OF the
building, height Uf about Twenty-Five feet,
upon pile Of brick. His head WAS cut i1l Il
fri@htlul r1ntlncr. and his attending physician.
l}r. Nrwkirk. had him conveyed to his residence.
corner OF Archer avenue and Rhodes street. His
recovery is doubtful.
ST GEORGES BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION will
h,ll It's twcnty-sccnnd annual picnic Thursday,
Aug. j. nj River Grove. DusplnilcS the Chi
cago & Northwestern halfway. There will he
hut train, leaving the city ut 9U II. H.. trosrl
Eports. postilnc$, ull games will thke Plnct. and
si.iInblc prizes will be awarded. Th: Committee
or Arrangements Ar6 using extra exertions to
make the picnic a success.
the Grund Operations flu1n Mr. Z. d. Hess.
manager of tho Acme Opcrn Company asking
!H1 s f toS t e%rsy S ths
erai Important changes have been made in the
Acme Company since it w,!s seen here. and. l,c-
side Carleton, the l'cakes Bros, and Emma Els
ners Adelaide randall. Waiter Alleu, and Mr..
Fu,rwcathcr have joined tho -acmes-
AN Indignation meeting Of State street prop
erty-owners will be held 1n-morrow night ut the
Pamcr House to protest against what they
cl,s,n to lc the unnecessary delay on the part
OF the Chicago City Railway Company i'll laying
their tracks and preparing for the introduction
hns been previously stated in these columns,
have been nursing their wrath until it has be-
row ni.ht viii serve Tor the general uncorklng
and unbOttlinE thereof.
Ex-ScHooL-1SSrEcron ENGLISH WAS waited
upon Ut his residence last evening by commit
1ct II the engineers ana jAnitors OF the North
Side schtxls. AS soon US be wss summoned to
tue parlur one Of the visitors. james Moran,
prs,ceeded III cane hi1n-not over tho shoulders
aild head but OIL tue hund putting i'll his palm
ebony stick with gold head, properly i'll
scribcu: This supplement to the co1u1ncndatory
resolutions Of TIE Isonrd Of Edncation add: o TO
his faithful aud intelligent attention to his
duties for seven years WIS unprecedented.
THE Albums & .Eestlake Manufacturing COM
1,any rendered the second annual picnic TO their
employees and families ut Sharpshouters Park
yesterday, and they were conveyed III II train Of
trn cars over the Panhandle itoaa There we're
sports were inlulecd i1:. such as running and
sack races. bnsc-bil. bowling. etc Numerous
USEFUL And valuable prlzes were distributed
among the successful contestants. and aS tho
day WAS perfect the occAsoll WIS most dctiEht-
ful one IL uil present The programs of a1nuse-
ments and dancing were very elaborate.
GREETINGS To GAHF1ELlp-
The fol1owin. correspondence explains itself:
TIE ES1nS CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASs.NiATInS.
CHICAGO July ls:-1o the HOY. r. Z. Linr.hn,
Ssc'.t1TYnf ltnr. Washington, d. t.-DEAn SIR:
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