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, 1881-01-20
WALKING TO THE CRIB.

lila n tn,,t tvorthv of notu ,hut nn,v. ror t,,e
orat ,,,,. ,rt,t,, - s,,a. ~ a,,. 80. 49,, 49,
i"., =. =. na
If ,arretl ,ec crton,,,nT mt fnr = ',c IN nr mora
bcyond tho Crib, or total distance OF. probabty
four miles: SO TINT 1t Is posstc for one 10 wulk
nit tho yny iron, tho ahoro To tho Gr,l,. In 5urt
t,yo or threo rr,,,n srs NJ .his tIni ,yorx, ,'al
NV, ."!eu .ouHu .t'ps VI 'ua Anu We1e '''l'uo
dny before yesterday, tho shore station petnE Mt
tho North Pier. OF course this atate Of utfaira Is
sncc IN th,s iocsi.. nt III +. w T.. w
e.lceo III tu's ioeallty' pht u - W 10 means
the case that, commencing at the Hhorc, the
IUke's suriace gradually froze over to tho point
wI.s M lIs,iuI Il nnrr l,t ~ Jcc ff,rn IN tt,o
shnljuY .Wntcr- nin,T : lin shrre. - eni
10 tbls belt wuru driven by' eaSt
sd; wns =, arso sakss , ana ,s!as g.
and iicrs.uscd III nreu unN tflckrras inriHS thnr
freezing Journey il, " aor5ss u tIe iake, Hesrhinx @
ts sas 4! ths saaRsor @ hass s = @ ha:
aEai.lst tho .Ist by tic wind u,ltjl frozen frip
Wis scuureu raulrItIr thrn trf.tiy sfr1m,v W,st
wind 10 drive thur, out Into ths jnkp prulu
MsS'r'ng .'g ttat number al psop'e, we're pedes-
nnricr irsun fhs INNER nei himsef II tn 1f,n ynot
uf ChicavO nVuillu ycstr,1ny itinruiur viii, fho
Intention of taktnx i iitir spilrt Git rs far III
tl,e bcntinr Of n reSuiur uath%nv .Mit IL, ti,n
,.f"cc Is,,t In cnH sn m pfnv"r:,to otnSt;n'e e
noint. Ti1era WEIR. rannsnn"i ntrnt,ies i,utnn. S
ZONE wthii sasy rsaea ~, w % saoW waisa covered
nvtry S9In o aa tho rsnss anu ooke 'ears rs u-
'"'s r,sr ron 700 ,s.a rxr.,.,, ,z,,.,
THE tuo' !oo' M"s EAFaEAELf DENSE
even on !nlld. but ttlnt hattxlng ov9r tho lake
wuS Sill moro W, tho aun n,akinG 1t rise from
th9 le9 ilke heayy clouds Of. stcam. Ones or
limo Of tho Crib building beR discovered, tho
Icy wlsto which ono bud 10 1uUk icrps2 butriK
, 1881-01-20
THE SOUTH PARKS.


THE GRAND TRUNK CnOsSlNH AT YIyTY-Y1Rsr
STREET
The Hoard of South Park Commissioners mot
yesterday afternoon. Commissioner Walsh IN tho
chuir. Iheru weru present Commissioners Cur-
nell. Prleg. ltassall, ami Shprman,
Tho question 0f allowing tho Grand Trunk
l&utlroa,l to crnsa the Western avenue boulevard
ut Flfty.tlrst strect was agaln talan Up for dis
GaisIon. Mr.. Wlrt DoxtGr nppcarcd for tho CUn,-
raNy and hlr. En0a Ayres f0r tho proporty.owu.
ers.
Mr. Ayres submitted a petition signed by
propcrsy.owners representing 10000 feet on
Flfty.tlrSt street, who oblcotul to tho obstruc.
tlon Of tho utfess by saiIroad-tracks. nnl askel
the !lnarst nut % Kiyo th9 right. Mr, Ayres satd
III support Of tho petlt0n thAt tho Company
miEht Just W wull cntor tue city on thu west
petitioners hl.d 1nlid numerous usscssu,unts for
improvements which t,ey did not want Injured.
ilu hiMveif bud bud paid assessments % on hls own
property III tAnt nttNhlDrhUOtl thMt amounted to
i',"ru than tho yauc Ut the property.
Mr. dexter sail by bud ! pu.It'on alxned by tho
!iss 81 tao sSso, l,ss fro'axa @ u e rixt Il
why up tn tho boulevard. and he Thought tIut vi
tAoso propcrty- ON ners desired tho toll tu enter
sio ia, 10 cross M lii b, bo,uyard. a Tho Goepa%y % ha1
n!rv!uY palu p9t over $l.AI9.Un for ~ Eight Ut
strutva uRainst thv tracks Hpl.lv ini.i 3n Fifty.
s sttSs II ~ ! W. MT ~ nfsp Il ho
st 'Ss roaa od i bsT Ras9Rs M ~'S '"'aFoa W
Mt q: =. Tas.1sS snohos ~, gFopstty.ownss on
sty sa's 'pyaa .n' .rss ta e'ta Itsss p
erty.owners north Ut that street had patI fur
Iha!rmau Walsh thou Il stej gotn siiss ot the
question. M And1 ~ tho lawyer, Mr. honitela, was
mSt psessgt ~ ne matter wy referred t. oo,
4 Delegation Of propss.y,owness On Thirty.
, 1881-01-20
TILE RAILROADS.
A Brace Of Accidents on the Lake
s., Shore Line.
An Amieahle Adjustment Of tho
Southwestern Troubles r.
The Burlington Directors Resolve Not
IL to Water Their Stock.

1,1rUrnnr%yf1 !, a1frCA..1 u u1.1 Awrrvs
III. ~ 1DNlNo AMlCAn nA.E tehLAiloaS+
The Western passenger war was virtually
brought to eluso yesterday. All tho roads
snt ~ .n.s ey fes.oscu tusH amss ~ s"'
n&uros nLhounocu III yestefaNya ihlaoHk'-
ppme'y: s4.iu 10 Ut. Lonls and S1.d0 10 hnlsns
rrtrs, iron, VI, Louis to Knnsns CITY 10 &4,O,
1,cr, ,vnu anno tro,,b,o o,,m.t H., rnst,ro+ton NJ
."e fS..a. nv. q. ~ ,s -. nsiaa'
which nroso frutn tnlsconatruetton OF diroc-
tlons by the agents ut those points. Tho Agents
rt ~, 4,,o, ~ u o,ts MA IT, t,t.,.
r.: INC A'ton ae 81 LOUIS ano Kansas Gty soonca
~ Moor thdcr tho iinprcs4lon that th0y
Wer6 ato chnrgo but n from b.. Louls
to >, Ehioapo and At from Knuans CITY
n fshIcnxn ort TIN rthor r,od. roT,,snl IN nj !.
T.: ,:.: t., ~. ~ ~ a'a. @ 49,. " W.
, 1881-01-20
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The second annual reception md banguct OF
Battery D. l. N. o., was hold lust evening Mt tho
fremont House, mud oyor ao0 guests responded
to tln Invitations OF tho command. Eary In tho
evening tho bulls and corrlLurs ut the hossl be-
gun to nssllnlp tho appearance OF Il military bur-
racks, aud tho bright uniforms Of the battery
hUys Wcrc numerous. AZ tho ladies' Untrunc0
two tiorco-looking warriors held guard with
crossed swords Tho quests beEan to nrriro us
enrly us . o'clock and dancing WIS began nbout
M hour lntcr.
Tho largo diung- hall Ind becn fitted up as
ballroom, and 1t presented brilliant nppenr-
nnco With its bright lights and Eny decorations.
At tho nnfn DOOR there was IL largo striped. tent,
surmounted by tho National cotors, md directly
opposls tho door wus tho Gatiing gun Of tho but
terry, tastofully 1raped with silk t|aHs. At 'uno
end OF tho hall was tho larga ling Of tho COM
maid, buaring tho exonlt Dhttery b, f;N.Q,,''
and tho chandeliers wore decorated With sillIl
flags. The columns were gracefully wound
With parti-colorel festoons, att1 tho walls were
hung With tlRKs and banners. tic Nat!onal col ors
being prominent In nil Ut tho decorations.
The grntd maroh, which wus called about0
O'clock. wills participated Ia by over 1uD conpIca,
und tho clcRnnt toilets Of tho ludEes, together
with tho tioh uniforms ut tho soldiers. rclderc i
tho seonc gny one. Tho various commands OF
tue city weFe " %,a 4
wNs present, ~ wore Col. George Il. Cnnnon,
": y. scsa1ner. OF the brlgAd: Stntt; Anl. A.
WintGr' u HMltery ery .1anP.Ies H.. anu othor
outs,ae n!Aeers. lne nn"f ot tlD nnll %Aa cum
@ sased ,,,l!s ior aaoslns, @ ana pFoxT1an q sx.
was comfortably Illlel during tho qtrr!nR,
0ne o. tne paf'ofs o. tho pMrlnrior @ was aoe
Wern generously distributed Two OF kinsey's
best men presided over this room.
After the elKhth tMnce on tho program supper
WA nnslouneod. mud tho line Of mMrth was tnken
.iH t0wNr4 tho sinieF dlnli'K- ruun. Hers three
tMoies Mad 1oon lniu N tho chttuctcrtsig style
1l thoTrcm9nt House, and thoy wuro handsome
aGcnratna " wy i. Giongp1S o;eEAt tesiEns In
.a'stinguIshed quests oscnpie !h9 ecnter;tallc;;
ursi1ary ,sas pressed Into tlle seryiee. a'il u
RUIN. Thero wnsa fnstofully gotten, np mo'''i
presented 10 the guests. md tts ttrnct!ve cuyor
was only, equHicd ty tho ltss uf gtoi things in-
sldp It. which wcro sl"I,t jnstcu to BY tho guests,
Aftor suppor, ianclng was resumed, nnl WIS
kopt mp until u l'tt hour. wlieIi every ouD won't
!sans l, A., HSs%Sr HH scsSss :s. tSa s sde@ f. f;
fremont House. superintendent tho MrranRe-
tho sllUceay at tho nllstIr,
AmDng thnae present were Mh1. and Mrs. E. r.
Tobey, Lieut.. ind 3trs. =. Athey, Lieut.. aHi
| Mrs. y. ltuaseil, SerEt. ntll Mrs. i.
l,cAlnlAh, serEt. nHd Mrs. RnObina Dir. md
hfrs. Oeorgo Il. 0rahnn,. sprgt. unl Mrs. ". ".
l!hn9. Mr and Nrs. Juln a. 9treetpr. Mr.. and
strs; M schwnrz Or. 4n1 Mrs. 4: J. Price, allss
, 1881-01-20

An Incident occurred On tho Lake Shore i
Michigan Southern ARltroad yestenlny morning
which Fortunately wa3h,ot as serious ia 1t might
have boon. Tho Klkbaft accommodation trAlu
which left Etkhart, lnsle Mt 1880 u. III. md wGs
duo ut ChtcaK1n at lll30 n:.m whun about four
milcs west of'tts startIng point came TO sudden
atop. An examination revea!cd that tho con-
noctlnX hhso between tho enKine and tentler nf
tho automatic Rlr-brake Ind brokon, cnualhg tho
Gruke to sot and tho truln to stop within 100 feet
from Yher0 tho brnkes worp appl,ea. 4 heavy
fog prevailed ut tho time and II was impossible
to sou four oaF.Icng1ths. The conductor ut onuc
scns taHu4p:s to, tho roar to watn
following freight traln. But tho
fog was 10 ,peavy that the engineer Of
tho !relght,tFan fa.led to SEQ the stgnal Of
dnngeF. III tine and. colltsioa wua tho result.
THO fraIEht GnRina struck tho reaE coach OF the
IftIasengtr trRln With U crush, running Into 1t
: 'scveFal feet. Fortunately trlvel was light, md
tlle Accident occurred ", Wl!llan., Garrett,
itaa4 Enrpeatcr Of tho I4uko 1buEu ltoaA. who
wns glitt1k alouu In tho roar ea OF tho ct,aah,
rIiI}ko u tiosaci.. ud.. was slightly Injured on
thu Pand. Thu utlor four pursols III ile eOaUh
uscAp.xt unhar,aesl. The .un9ineor aud Dro-
tore t4a collision took pllce. Tho en9!aesr, In
str!kinf tAe EroInd W,.s badly bruised. but tho
soaeb e x sFse SFs 'sasSs W.
wrcckeIs' but tho othor elra and engine Of tho
passonEcEE,tra!! !s. r. received no Injury. 1he GU GU
Uxtunt or rRbout $.a0.
An0tAer aco!dunt occurred on tho same road
md vt Mbslit tho satnu ilns, nenr Qtts Station.
cunnot bs uttrlbutel to tho 9uy hut was Tue
rcsult Df tho carkcsnesA Vt u swltchMau. Whuu
thy sitlu-trark aia inlo fre1vht tratn wb,oh
bud hean switched eH to allow tho passenger
sW.e ho IT, tso sIs
uuittel to sst II back tu tho main truck, lhusoDy
causiny tho accidcHt. The engtnv Ut tho pas
sonyer tra!n wus slightly dutnuxcd. aud tho
plAtIurnls uf tho hAxyag1 aud mall CaEs were
totnollaagd' eat 9Io % Hne WI. Injured, The e. q.
w. WY sxS sats ss 1e fsssa
] wUs .lo ono IN tho 'calAlosc. whlch accollnts
fuy the fact thNt no uue wAA Aurt. TAe tsulu
, 1881-01-20
1rEAIa.

Tho foreclosure sRle Of tho Green BAY j. MIN
nesota Ruilroad takes place to-duy ut II O'clock
ut Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr. D. ". Campbell, recently conneercd with
tho st. Pnul l. Sioux City Road at st. Paul, hns
accepted a position In the general ticlkct-ot
OF the ChfeiYo & Northwestern Railroad Cum.
paHy In this city.
The regulnr monthly meeting Of tho Chicago
IlailrnAd Association. composed Of tho General
Passenger Agents of tho ronds centerIng in this
city, will 10 held to-day ut tho rooE1s " tho
Western hallway Weighing ASS ocIatlon III tho
IAkealla Building.
, 1881-01-20
was do!nycl onn hour, 1t taking that length Of
timc 10 secure fresh engine.


6Fttd1 lfsIdtfH 10 lHH CHttupb 7F1HaHes
LouiRvlI1.r, Ky., ian. l9-'rhia suuriitn1 n re-
portor cntcd on tho officials Of tho Louisville 4
Nashville Railroad III this city. md Inquired Into
tho trs,th Of Ftinors that tllo Louisville Nneh-
yilte Directory will soon !cnse tho Nashville &
Chattanooga RAILROAD, and guarantee Il per
cent dividend annually on ita stock. ffe was
told by these In nuthurity that tho rttii,or wts
purely sensational, devoid Of truth entirely, and
most nUs,,rd. fer tho reason TINT tho Loflsv1ilo
4 Nashville now awns a minority Of tho stock Of
tho Nashville & Chattanooga. "Tlle louisville
l. Nashville" sail ono OF tho Atockho!dcrst "has
no tden VI lensng and guaranteeing 7 por cent
un tho stuck of q ronl which It ttuw runtrofs,
and whusc CT 1prnlturcs, Ms shawn IN its Mniitiul
ant monthly reports, exceed Its cnrulnHa.'
, 1881-01-20

. Special Dtspateh to The Chiedoa Tribune.
sIoux Cry, H., 1ar. lg.-Genrvo II. Mrrchnnt,
Superintendent Of tho Sioux City i Dnkotn d.
vision Of tho Chlcago. milwaukee, s. st. Paul
1sund. llns resigned to accept tho pusftlob Ut
General Munger Ut tho Rochester & Stntc- Limo
lsond, Of New York Ills ptnco huro will DO tom.
porrrtly fl!lci hy q. ". Sntiboril, now H,ipartn-
ten,tent nt thu Iowa s. Dakotn Division Ut tho
Milwaukee 1soud.
, 1881-01-20

lndtgesttpu, dyspeEala, neryous prostr0tton
and u! torlas IT xsneral debility Folieyvd by
tAklnx Aons1ann's Popsonlzeti l.aef 'rpnlc, tho
nutritious properties. Ii II nut incro sti,iiu-
!aut ilku tho extrnets OF oeer, but G4utal.i.
blood naklnH, tuEce- generating, and l!fe-sus~
talnins properties; II lnyniuAllu III ali c,iiee-
bleed eondtl0ns, WhUther shU result OF exhalls-
tton, neryuus pct>4trat!on, orprwofk. or ntutu
nary complaints. CRswcll, Hazard s. Co. pso-
pEaetoxb, Evw York. Eps suie w lruKxists-
, 1881-01-20

ST. Lou1s, No., inn. 1p.-Thonns Allen. Pres.
ident, MID W. II. ALLEN, Vice. e.presdent Of tho
Iron MouutuIn Railway, hnyo resigned. and It Is
satd ono or moro other officers Of tho Company
have a!so resigned. but their names have not
trnneplrcd. A nretlng OF tho Nfard of Direct.
ors Iii Now York to-tnorrow Will probhbly take
action Nu these resEKnutona and elect other
gentlemen tu take th0ir placea.
, 1881-01-20
THE CENTRAL CHURCH.

The Central soclal UnIoh Of rrof. SWINGS
Church held their sectr,d assembly lust evening
In Apollo 1inlI, Central Mus!c.llal! Building
Tho attendance WIS quito largu. and the ltseep-
tton Committee performed thoIr duties futu.
fully afot1!lng the guests very. enjoyable
cot!slst0l or reeiiatinns b. Plot II, 81. Dlcksun
and hr, EawarA ki1'6all, = nall!a ny Frof. uila
~! plai1 solo by Mis- Hertha Smith. Annthor
WankQ
, 1881-01-20

While the entertainment Il superior to any
thing that .ulnistrolsy has hltherto developed,
the systotn which governs Mr.. TIayerys New
Aastodons IL something remarkable, ahawtux Us
1t docs executive ability fur hoyond tho s!lupsa
seloutaon Ut voca!lsts, !nstFu,uentAlists. and
AttuIu1tanh
, 1881-01-20
INSURANCE.

Attention 10 callod t0 the titty-flfth setnt-an-
nual stutu,uent uf tho Home Insurance Com.
pany of Nuw York. which appears On tho sirst
paNa Ut this Issue. 1t VIII bo Remembered tbot
shla Company pad 43,u0, ,0QJ lussos after tho Chl.
cHKo TIRE. aud wns uno OF tho. faw companies
which paid Its lussos In full. Messrs. Ducat s
Lyon aro tho Western Manaxssk aud loca! agents
Of tho Compuny. :. ~,
, 1881-01-20


ST LOUIS, NO., Jan. 1D.-Thut tho rallroad war
Is ut un end is tnndo manifest to-dny by tic
absence OF tue chroInos which t1uriu9 tho sicyo
ndurnct tho windows OF tho jitrorent railway
ticket ol1lc0s. No one sre,rls to know when II
tnnl restoration Of rates will be ,na, Or wkat Is
to become of tho unlimited Wabash tickets I'll
tho hantls Of brokers anl private eiitzens. s.
II. Knight, Local Passenger Agent of
tho Chicago L. Alton, WIS tnlkuh with.
thiuka tho war Ia ovor, and ducs not
believe the Alton would take tho Wabash tickets,
II that Company would redeem them evou ut
par. Ed Ford. Of tho Vandnla, says tho trcnty
was Ma1u In guoh f1ith, but Thinks 1t will he
some time buforc further advance can be
lna1c. owing tu tho lnrge number Ut unlimited
Wabash tickets that ure III tho 1ell. py tho
cut to Chicago. the regular ratcs 10 New York,
boston, Dalttnorc, Philadelphia, fIntlalo, Pitts
burg, mud Cleveland woro reduced from $24.25
to 81. All tho east aud west lines participated
I'll tho light, tut only to protect themselves.
Tue General Passenger und 1lckot Agents
spent to-day arranging matters BY tho. use Of
tho virus, md tho prospects arc SO favorable
res.ltnu tho resuisr rate Q: t4.s5 in the nor,.-
Ing. The ahvanco will be Kenrrnf. Uno :foaturc
ot tho Arrangement peiweon the runds suits
ticket ut II premium. Tho prIce Ut Chlcngo
ticket 4 $3.50. but ne r!,le @%rcgu'rihg
a rsSss 1t e 1s oser cua
81 tho rate: Thoso WIN havo within n fow. dol
pay the scAlpcr Il noro in order to procure IL
straight tioket. The genorrl offices Of the nce
" x ee nierred rs ns tx M y ,e GeSe
net time will lo announced by General Passcn-
Rer Agent Smith t,nou bis arrival nrro ..to..nor-
utter the ehHss Of t,o 81. Louis .road 10 InI-
ltnpolts Il fuW ycurs AEo nro the General ras-
, 1881-01-20
MARRIAGE: LKCENsT,s.


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tAIary l4nas... ...*..... ..Chca4U.
t. ss.saiSn s.%,iSn
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s, Es'ss K!s,tisAn s!,,'t tfsssiieaso.
4; kst's Il tSD:H Hi.s1sssc:
I1ohn N. ballard. .,.... IT,. .th,cnuo.
Mary scheI'p..."....,.2i.t..Gh .Ghicaxu.
FMut siupk... Observation-Disclosures.
lf.enn fIattusch. .......9l: l:.nCh'cnRU.
!nns sctstdrup.. Chicago.
aatatltu q jorRe,iaeti., ..,2l.... ..Chicu9u.
Matthew Faehowskt.. ..2l.. Chicago.
tl'aullnn Huh1nnns.. .ls... ..t,leAAu.
II: G. Dhcksttnan, .......@.... .Chtcapo.
tMAKdathn Arrnar....H. s.EhleaRU.
IhSs AmihSSnT t,9. pa9nessa. '.EIsht,ens9
tsfary luRor.............2j.." j.."AtIany. H.E
lsssSs sifs. hn''a
{GhneiNs. Il. ktccfc. 80. ..SS. .Chittuo.
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ssssess ss saasy 5.';
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lMnTy 6tundl..........l9....lW .lW W0st fnyiDf,
oSn lMSnpix: r. iss:: III stsisx %sss Aiaua
h.s'ys sHsffl lss;SsI TsSF"tSs
iAlffitln AnIerson. 80, H.. ..ChicaRW
Nicholas Simon. .l:hlrafu.
NnlbnfEn Asobl.. .is....2js Hsst Fourteenth
, 1881-01-20

: -o..-.=,...L-1-,---..-,---,-.----.---,...-- o..- -
nltn y ne whole number ol carpenters IN tno
~ hnr1nnny, though 1t T. supposed they Will on
The 4nfstion Ct ply; Unity q + asuon a;l T. whit
IL elevate tic standing nf tho trade. specehea
Mcrc made by Mr. 9outlwln and ottors fnvorinG
c1,1ca ene movement aoo two new mend0cF' ~ero &C.
rur or1Inanre oran.tnu thu Chicnso Ctty1tnil.
wny Company tho rtaht fo t11Eo oxcnyntione on
its streot:car lines fop sthe purpose, Of running
- Sars W the cable systdm-w hhs been
by tho Mayor ycsteFJay:, 4 reporter Inter.
T!swe n1lmes ,n u.s. essnS
sests sta ~o,s 'o !, @ s,es: d. ba sha 1sat;erns
!n ~ shops md mike rreparations fos M cutting
nad on tfo 10 r'.%nck' H., gFGat a@nMy @ ~, 81 wnsGh
q thc fres, iensscs tic arr','nj d the slr;ng
sefsfs M sFS iSs s'' 's
work for The distance d t,;,tk: The s!ca,a-
sns r ss s%" % Ss r. @ ans lie
coxslpSuanrr excitement was occasionea.
ys:sfSy + dc % iiSs,9 S9 q A.
i,laca Gctu,,i 10 i'll up tl,o peopic slttr In tio
so9,md. at ~ hi Ills WI l,mmedlMtciv fswci is liz
Importance ni n shrct Uf lnie which was pi,ife,l
n6s % ,s4 feet ro tho nss NoSS q ah 'G
Se rbe 81 WIS., WIS At tha ! sanc et 1T a. soco,.a
rat aafs vn9 se''ef II rs o' entc ne
the atarts d'nHss ea sought t1o s'eTax e
TnntIGna eas,nR ne cna a1iu no. IN tho iInco
went Ut M us,rui, ii cxulanation Of tic &c.
S.au s" ' titin,t % ~. im,I ~ ms
oite. and tint this had brcomc ingaItcd, this
causing Tic explosion.
~ =, . sx1r,. Asp lt,s ,'s. rn,Esns. .n,,., ,,o.,,
o,, ,, sGvsV H. r FIX ,s,tai ~ III. sIy @
I'll "S MI, III Il cas ts;tinsje ia tn,na
Liasoln Park brxht, , Kxl-llsok!ng, an9 ws', e
lafSs wss|ssa}e ho.se IN Ca!eaKo ",'a sho sha
re.nans"a ne f; In,1 ps..1 m IN Snri sn MI,
nftrr tha us ! cortsbp ivastans III; to % thc
ys gGen thG aas an9 s1n''hs ,rca 1s11e s
spt :" stsant eafes1 s!lyss tea-scrSss, aensias
o, ,ht III a n"ppy ye""9 r W IL ibe
rcs1'lensse y wbtch tho We,,dnup Wa to- taks
paee On tne evening ' Mtrtn t ~ tu
+ asass @ VIZ .1,,, .vyt o ~r 1et
y SaunF ffIsnl :, .the Kroom Wha lniSrnisa ,;.!
~ nnu aat @ te ~ 1%o payslelans %no na', ossn ese
~ ~ tsne w1 1t tru' 81 e ~ s,sa soH % 'hs
st"rx snv a.9 tbc,r o,,ts @ WIFI streuutcmni hv
@ sepiss '1 ot '"sr suppressed yes whcil seemei
shs su ~ so ~" vms tot sn,tt 1as was ~ HE
con'on 'a9 whch NJ, IGs 6oW!n % wuj eli ral par .
lyzed aMd tug ceremony Tes inien!siy , post
povsrs raesys, te 10 tic clccr iS sst bc wis
very mnen ,e!tes. out tuey lniorn1eM Iina ~ re'
n'rcd a" II. ,nx s h 1 I,.r,ril ,e o,,s M NJ III M
rtots illness DETERMINED not TO lie thwlrtei II,
Ills urYnul purpose, Smith took thu plelRe, and
so Ta msreo c wasn ts1 m w e, mid rE @ G fur
niatl tho Temperance oriturs With Ercsh Mltertal
, 1881-01-20
THE CITY.



-
GENERAL NEWS.
id. MITCHELL, U. 8. A., Is at tho Palmer.
H. r. RoUTn. Of Montreal, Is ut tho Sherman.
"A. 3. HASKELL, Of New York, Ia at tho Sher'
man.
!, !. Mosruoxrnr, of Yokohama, Is at the
Palmer. r'..:' g.:
srnor WILLY, Of :c'eves,,a, is a. the Grand '
,,.ts: n% SULLIVAN p"s""''s''p 3 4 ID at tho
C.T. JEsKsSs and wtfo, Of st. Louis, are at the
Palaer. 81
II. .. AND Q. @. LEWIS, Of Australia, aro ut tho
fremont.
]. Il. wn,7r, Of Fort Wayne. Ind, 10 at the
Sherman.
TnEoponE TtLroN registered at tho Palmer
yesterday.
uEonuE p. NORTH, OF New Hnvon. Conu.. Is At
MIR. AND Mus. E. G. Curtis, OF Now York. nrc
nj tho fremont.
]. II. MAITLAND and family, OF Oakland, Cnl.,'
arc ut tho fremont.
Nit. AND Mus. J. HELEN, Of Port Hope, Ont-
arc at the fremont.
TuE Rev. Alexander @. Tying, Of Peoria. ILL.,. Is
guest of tho Pacific.
CHARLES A. AND FRANK DiLttNus, Of Clevc.
lafd, O., nrc Mt tho Uatlhcr.
T.wcnvile. Of ruris, Frnncc, and c. Laforguc,
OF snh Miguel, Spain, nrn ut tho Pacfc.
TIE sub-rrcasury pnl out s1o,ON po!d: md
5000 silver. mid redeemed sal,0oo silver.
md j. ii. Hedrick, of Ottun,wn, H., aro ut tho
Paclhc.
IT, Eesep,s ., hs ta!ssan Il @ s sss
HfFrnR 1fAN
$5i5 on beer.
THE repnits ot dannRe done by Are 10 tho ILL.,
nos Club: House Will pro9nbly bn finished tbs
week, mud noxt week tho Club will bc fully open
THE womcn's Club held their regular weekly
meeting ut the Grand pncltc Hotel yestersly
afternoon. tho session being devoted TO the nsual
literary discussion.
C. B.. Peer, General Manager. II. Tunnel.
Envlnsero9 tic chicuxo i Grand Trunk Na't.
you'd. are ut tho Palmer.
j.. G. FR1snfE, Esq., au GID resident Of Chicago.
who has spent the past five years III Southern
California, IL In the utty Tor the winter. tnnk1H
heenaaquartora ;. ut the oalce of A'bbard' Spencer
Az owner is wanted Mt the Armory, for . nne
wolf-sktn tuue, which was found by sergt:
nufy In room nt tho rorner at Nineteenth md
GIask StWsees Wa, occupied by negro eh'ef nasned
TIE manufacturers Of sash. doors, and blinds
hel1 private trade sonferGMse % Ut th9 orana
1ransSc,cd ] was tic conslderason II territory
and kindred subjects.
/ THE tempcr.ture yesterday. us observed by
Man9sse; 9pt!cinn. No Y Madison street trdn- d
n, il: IL rn Il; . D. H.. y: p m., :' p. iu.,
Il. Barometer, a. M, :sp.to.
TE ynon sa:s % and rsng!t gompe1'y
s sss,. I 1ssn sS seSs Mel''I',, e iuHs !!S. i
9e Scyn %e,n1Es ,aEh sIsnl MIsfs u ! + rsSxsr rSsxsr
, 1881-01-20

"lfough'!tit nAts,n
AJAX dsuggsls fpf tf6ugh on llats. 1t clears out
rats, .u!cs. Fouchitfs tea.buxs, etc; 1ss. boxer.
, 1881-01-20

1fe was Of American birth, ~ years Ut age. and
street. Th0 run,nns wrru tnKpu into ttis cIty Uy
empluyts nf tho ra!lr0a4. mud wure luft ut cassi-
dy's undertaken ahop, ut No. oli9 StAts street.
At regular meeting Of tho Scandinavian
following oltlcrrs wcro duly elected for tI,c ui-
suing Term u s1x Inonihs: President. 4. q.
gttesen; Recording Secretary, lust Nygusst;
tlnHnc!al secrotary, Vlctor i. Nelson: Cor-
fsspond'nE sscses.sya Aax pctessot,, Treasurer,
PeteFson: and q; ,liostr5n: Musical plrcc,or,
uona to tako part IN tho 6anger test which II 10
occur somes!me texl June IN tAls c!ty.
FOLLOWING !s the llat Of dut|abla nonds rc-
R 'es etavss Iray sxne SsstSiy; sbsox btxt I
g. clsc sIIk md c0t.t,l; ur3n,lncs & UllriuiI,
= esskt ehYrry w!ns; Fuller = Ftiilcs !, ease Nv
Gosts; Fs:khss.. #iiki'iso pasS,aes S' tsss vss:
Mea!y.. casvs musical ills.rillul,ts; it0liils,
shHM co;. pMckngos ntiu!tn co,oFs; L4ula
aner lo, sase eRfsa! Ls.
lgF 1iros., &9 sacks suit. l00 uacks salt: II. il.
HAYDEN. w sucks snts A: Is. bssukur l. cu., u
Muntes, ~ drums cau.slo soaa. COLLECTIONS.
TME United Carpenters aud Josners' pso,ect-
lnce.inx lust oesnit.x Ut tho hnII On tha crrer ii
Wentworth aaa Archer avenues. Tho unlset Ut
tas Mtet1uK wls 10 talk over thu condition VI
the trade Aut TO Increase tho ineHlbera!Ip, With
tho View VI ral4lnx tlu seale Ut waves ior ths,
cutnnx 8eason. Tue trHlte ly said 10 bu utles Iu1
depftasioh because Gurpenkers AEu NUMEROUS III
tho city. and the competition for work keepJ
psaGs. 1ew4 to polnt ttat yit!ls lAcrelI
living, Frestht Wdke2 Afa $i.TS to .,&j
Per, day. an1 wolktnen ihiuk they
ought to have $s.M to ~ 1t IL claIutd that no
stEikc IL contemplated. but the Union le4lres Ia
enough to establish altd tuslltaln higher waYss,
The two organizations in thu city ate said 10
t1lAaf u0iif ia