, 1881-02-06
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
G. MAUI. Of Omaha, Is at the Palmer.
RonrRr n1.AsrLEy, Of St. Paul, IL at the Pa
cI1c-
lib. SHERMAN, Indianapolis, is at tbs 1Te~
mont
i. u. KELLEY, Of Green Bay, Wis. Is at tho
pac6c.
JOSEPH BAILEY, Of Hartford, Conn.,. IS at the
Palmer.
CHARLES G. SINGER, Of New York, Is at the
fremont
F. Da1sco11. JR-, of the St. Paul Pioneer f'ees'
is at tho Paci1c-
T.D. saAssoS. Of San Francisco, State sena-
tor, Is at the fremont
Coz. FLOYD JONES and George L. Tyler, q. s.
H.. ure at the Palmer.
E.E. K1ppER, manager Of Rice's "SuTprise
Party is ut the fremont
JOSEPH CoLIEr1, President OF the Chicago
Tsacenues Ter1e Haute Railroad, Is at the Ire
mont.
ParLErrs SAWYER, United States Senator
elect from Wisconsin, was at the Pacinc last
evenfng.
Mr.. WILLIAM PATERSON has returned to live
In Chicago. after five years absence. anu Is sup
ping at the Gaulr House.
l-8- LAY AOG% IkAAE AeSpA CS@AIaeA'Nf NN|Fr
Fails, and S. 4 Coleman. State Senator, OF Wis
cousin, are ut the fremont
Lifeline crayon portrait Of Edwin Walker
of Lemont. from the pencil Of his daughter. MIS-.
Fred G. Whiting, is on exhibition at the onice OIL
the Cunurti Steamship Company.
JUDGE KSIcgEEBoCkER, of the Probate Court
will resume business Tomorrow morning. nav
Ing recoyered fromn severe eoia I'M. e''o7eo
hita to adjourn court Friday anu oaIufaas'
necied with tue Great Western Type founurs o. Of
this ct: will leuve Tuesday to take cu1rSe "
the Great Western Type Foundry at hansas
City. Mo-
.1anasse, opticiar, 80 IS Madison street tTn1B- y
USE Bu.Idug). WIS at =. H., II degrees; ~ q"
n; II: L n; =; 8: e., D. m m' s 8 Ill., 49, ~
At thu Pacific last evening was held meeting
of number OF ,,cntieuen who propose 10 1orIi
q cooperative store for the benefit OF subscf'-
ser The estng Te es easa bed 20 nd an
nent was effected subject to CALI
AT the re~ular weekly meeting Of th2 Phllo-
sophicul Society, which was held at the ralmeT
"a Interesting address on 81 The Relation of the
Catholic Church to Scientific insestiEauon'
:. which wns followed by the usual discussion.
EI11AH SMITH, President Of the Burlington
Vi:as, General Manager Of the South Shore
Freight Lines and Reswell Miller Gsnsrai rs,r6a su
pcrin1cnden1 or the Ca1fo q F1nceo1es AAaio oao'
ere at the Pacific
TIE regular monthly meeting Of the " hoie-
euic Liquor Deulers' and Brewers Assoc!auon
WIS held yesterday @ atternoon a. fne on hvs1
tness done was Of II routine character, emptac-
ing the consideration Of reports from solicitors
and the election Of new members.
PETER FREIMC1H charged With perjury,
waived e1smination yesterday before Justice
Brown and was held for the Crimfnnl Court 10
the sum Of $500. bonds being given, The alleged
perjury consisted in Ffeimuth having s~orn
falsely relative to the ownership OF certain
property when he went security On an appeal
bond In the Circuit Court
HENRY BADE, a years Of age, living at No 81
Iarcrs pInnine-milI ut the corner Of North
avenue and Halsted street, had his right hand
planers in the mill near which he was employed,
at .:.D yesterday afternoon. He was taken for
Treatment to ST. Joseph's Hospital
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE members Of the Whole
sale Boot and Shoe Association sat down LAST
evening ut the Palmer House to private dinner
served in Parlor O. The gathering in itself was
Eood and the % Of the @ RON ryn vas %1n- o
bined to make the room appear ;; cozy and cheer
ful. and the menu was such rs Willis Howe only
can devise.
Two BOARD OF TRADE failures were reported
yesterday. both understood to he for small
emounts.-H- j. Hazelhurst and C. II. Royce,
who are said to have been long chiefly on wheat
dons or
parties and laid down because bis customers
failed TO respond to @ el Tor margins; s;+s ar: IT,
extensive business at one time but il is gcner-
ally thought that he has not been doing much
recently.
THrnE are in the city very considerable
number Of young artists who are about to form
Chicago Art League" The or2un:zadon
will be erected on the 18th inst, at WHICH time
1t is intended to have an exhibition at O'Brien's
ri C+fry The TpHUnn Will include many
men whose genius is Of very high order and who
will without doubt chisel and brush their way
day. Among those Interested IN the new organ
tzadon are kotz, Gay, schil!ing, VanderpooL,
Irwin, Hough, and Mcdonald
TEE 5uxss agDqip'ed p the 3sa rsa p HH
Ses1 SeMpe:a i%prored M ea!t,et CT Car Saye issued
e'eqaF an o moe
2sE plans and sketches which they have not yet
bad time to examine The decision OF tho
judges, which cunnoL be reached for some
mouths yet, will be made known to the Assocta-
tion. and until thut time no one will know the
willing that his models or plans should be seen
.suler thnse conditions, he is requested to notify
the Judges Of the fact-
MAHcrs 4. FAnwELL, Collector Of the Town
of South Chicago, has collected up to date So.
uo5.-conssttng Of ::s),4oo State tax. $yi-soo
county tax. *l'3. 400 city tax s4o.soo South PARK
the Town Of South Chicago for collecting the
taxes. OF the National banks, the Union, the
Hide s. Leather, the Northwestern, and Com
Eercial have paid their 1axes: The business
men OF South Chicago have, with few excep-
lions, responded to the 'ca; OF the Collector,
bur ;ile residence quarter OF the town Is largelj'
delinquent and the Collector will concentrate
his forces this coming week upon this quarter
OF the city. and those who nuyc NOT their tux re-
ceipts Will be wise to hasten to the Collector s
ctl}ce and avoid levy
A REPORTER saw Mr. E. S. Taylor, Secretary Of
the Lincoln Park Bouru. yesterday afternoon,
and asked him what he thought Of the rrccut
amendment tn tho Park bill, introduced in tue
House by Representative Weber. He stated
TINT the original bill had been approved BY the
Board ut the request OF the residents iii the Vi
Gutty OF tho pxrk. who desired the lnyInK- out
of tirs1-class driveway The Town Of Lake
View had never made uuy tax for It. as it only
benefited certain part or tho town. Tue
object Of Representative Wcbcr's amendment
To impose the tax for building the drive
why on the parties who would be benefited by
II, and to exempt the farmers and residents Of
tho Town Of Lake View who had nO use for
such driveway. Since the Introduction OF the
amendment, Mr. Taylor said. the Board had held
r.n meeting, and had not considered it. but be
felt safe in Saying that they would approve 1t II
asked TO do So The Lake View people though
were the only interested parties, rs they would
have to pay for It,
A MEETING is to be held at the Palmer House