, 1881-03-13
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.
GEN. J. C. BLACK and wife arc at the Palmer.
Pei. CHENEY, ct Boston, Is at the Sherman
n vot.KaaAS, Of New York, is at the Sherman
Ga;oRGE MADDOX. of Boston. is at the fremont.
]. E. GREENE, Of Cleveland, O., is at the Sher-
man..
s.u,rE1 ExGE1, OF Pek1n. ILL.,, is ut tho sher-
man.
J.w. STANTON of Pueblo, Col is at the Grand
Pacific
p,Ls.sGFoRD, Of st. Paul, is at the Grand
Pacific
CIV. H,tBBERs, OF San Francisco, is at the
Palmer.
ro,. Gro,eos A. DREW, .. s. a., Is at the
Palmer
sp ou11nsGros, of London Eng. is at the
fremont
WARREN F. LELAND, Albany. It. Y, is at the
Gardner.
FRANK sw1nE,rr, of Logansport, Ind, is at the
Sherman.
TIL. CAnguTEEns, oe Cincinnati, is at the
Sherman.
c. D. Dg1sKwArEn, Of Montreal, CANADA, is
the Palmer.
H.T. KELLEY, Wisconsin State Senate. is at
the fremont
COL E. PLA11, Of Station. New MEXICO, is at
the fremont
cH.' MATTHEWS, OF Waterbury, Conn.,, is at
the fremont.
CHARLES CoL1xcYco,:, Of Hav ana, Cuba, is at
the Sherman
JAMES ROBINSON, OF Huwick, Scotland, ia at
the Sherman.
WI. HosrErrEr, OF Philadelphia, is at the
Grand Pacific.
L. WH,rEsroSE. of Fanzo, o. T., is at the
Grand Pacific.
Me. Crrrs, NJ. c.. Of Osk.aoosa, Ia, is at the
Grand Pacific.
HEsnY PoEHLEn, II. G., Of Henderson, Minn>,
Is at the Sherman.
are at the fremont.
Mn. AND MIS- 7. F. KING, or WASHINGTON. u.
C., are At the fremont
Mr. AND MISS RoAaDAAS, Of Toronto. Canada
arc at the Grand Pacific
HH MARSHALL aud Dr. J. F. Ogden, of Vir-
glnia, are ai the Palmer.
Mir AND Mas a. E. TEDMAS. OF Fort Collins,
Col, nre ut the fremont.
Mr. AND Mrs JAMES HARLAN. OF New Yor X,
are at the Grand Pacific.
JUDGE ". E. CARTER and wife, Of Platrev1lle
Neb., are at the Grand Pacific
S. D. CALDWELL. General Manager Red Line,
Buffalo, is at the Grand Pacific.
Mr. AND Mns. ERNEST GnuSEBAU,t, Of Wen
nn, Austria. ire at the Grand Pnchc.
Dr. r. E. CARPENTER returned yesterday
from pleasure trip 10 New Orleans and Marda-
Gras-
j. N. HASsAForp. General Freight Age mt
Northern Pacific Railroad. St. Paul, is at the
Sherman.
THE indebtedness Of George Gooch to Curtis s
Swisxer is not S5,UvJ, as wns stated yesterday.
but 500.
FM. SMITH. Genera! Passenger Agent Aseht-
sou, Topeka s. Santa Fe Railroad. Topeka. kas.,
is at the Grand Pacific
MR.. Axp Mns. S. WE'LL tnee Eothgcrber) have
returned from two months trip. and they are
aGain making their houae at the Palmer House.
MRS. FRE1DBunG yesterday made the neces-
sary arrangements to huve the record in her
husbands case prepared for the Supreme
Court
TIE North Town Collector the past week paid
$5l766 to the City rrcasnrs9. $500 to the
Park Commissioners,
The temperature yesterday as observed By
Mannsse, optcian. s. Madison street TRtnuSE
Building, wAs at H. m. 80 degrees; 10 T. H.. 3}
]: H.. s.: Up. m, Sc; q p. m., ;n. Barometer,
sp- H., 2a.oS.
osst Patr!cl's Day Pontfcal High Mass will
be sung by Archbishop Feehan at s. P:ttrick,s
is said he the srandcst held in this city since tha
days uf Bishop Foley.
TIE Security Insurance Company. of New
York has recently declared a final dividend Of !.
per cent on lie losses At the great lire Of 1871.
This will be u cru.nb Of comfort for mum bers
who have been waiting 50 many years
ia. CRoSKR1rE: Of Michigan, who has been
tarrytng in jail few days OH the charge of en,-
BY Michigan sneria liz vent Without 1T the ss Tor
1no1!ty ct II Ec1uisdoh.
arrival Of the Iowa authorities to take charge Of
him on Ill rc1uist1ou Yesterday made applica-
ton for dfscharge on a writ Of habeas corpus. |
The application will be heard Tomorrow morn |
ing.
THE receipts OF b.tuninpus coal last month |
were l53. tons and Of anthracite 4aS3s tons.
1at,er during " j Januars. @ % The I recepts @ TO the the
Ss,s5;. '@ "'' '' '''*<~' ''''' '
Paor. SAMuE1. WILLARD lectured before the |
House On "PEritanistn: Its Philosophy and Re- I!
sul,s. The lecture Was instructive and enter !
taintng, and was listened to BY Il fair-sized au-
dieace-
A MALE child years old was found ut .:l0 !
Friday evening lying upon the doorstep Of Mrs. |
Smiths residence, No. u BETTER street. 4 man |
after having rapped at the door. Mrs. Smith j
snys she is willing to care for and keep the waf.
If she WIS convinced that no one would inter- |
ierc with her adaptive parentage. |
TEE CORNER yesterday held inquest ut !
Gienwood, i'll the Town OF Bloom, upon Thomus |
.rixhs: 81 years of age. 'shu dropped suddenly !
dead Thursday afternoon upon the farm OF Job !!
Campbell ut Knseland. where be was employed !
The Jury found that dcatn was caused by heart |
disease. aggravated by an accidental fal4 On the !
ice III the streets OF Glcnwood.
THE friends nnd relatives of Ellen Stack, the
young wuu1an who died under somewhat curl |
GUS circumstances Thursday. sf<rnlng ut tho |
residence of Mr.. C. L. Bowler. No 472 MArshtiel
avenue, return thanks to the family Tor their |
many Endnesses and courtesics in throwing
the nnuse upen to thetn. and in aiding in giving
the remains decent burial.
THE following were the dutiable goods re-
cctycd at the Custom-House yesterday: F. s:
T. Jaeger s Co.. IS packages enrthenwAre; Joliet
steel Co. 50 steel blooms: P2cn s. Burns, . cnrs
ola tstils; 4, .. Meeker & Co.. cars Old wbeets;
stephen I'ndden Co, ;15 drums eases soda: T..
~. sinclair 4 Co.. 100 sacks salt; Nbbard. Spen-
Ger Co.. lO boxes plate. The COLLECTIONS
were S7.jSss3-
Mr.. h. r. HOWE. the agent for the suppress
sion Of traffic I'll adtltefatcd butter, asked Cor
pora ton Counsel Adams fur au opinion as to |
whether the law covered tho sale Of lard.putttr
by boarding house keepers. restaurant ki tpcrs.
and hotels. The reply was that 1t did not. and
the remedy for a person living at d boarding.