, 1859-04-09
THE CITY

llo FOR PlKE's pEtK.-.tbout five hundred
mules were landed i'll this city day or two
since from piusburg.
"a Thvrc surely is no self.forgctfulness in
the following cxcel'rnt remark of our ncghbors
Of the rIoarnal:: "Therc urc sumo fools beside
those outside Of the uinntsofians Office"
Sr1R1TrALlsN.-Jolln E. Cone, I wellknown
member o{ the Chicago bar, will deliver IN ad-
dress on Spiritualisra, on Sunday afternoon ut
u T.. 81, ut Mechanics Institnte Hall,
= The dog "piseners" are about, and all
who have CANNES they value, should sec that thu
same are duly muzzlsd. "Tray, Dlanc|e, and
Sweetheart" look out for ".loss-buttons," lest
III an evil hour YOU cannot be unbuttonrd.
CHANGE OF Tl4E-By reference to an adyer-
tiseneilt u this paper, it will lie seeu that trains
Oh tile Galrua Road will be governed by new
timetable which went into effect yesterday ut
noon.
1lESny WAnn HEEcuEn will deliver q lecture
at metropolitan Hail, Thursday evening.
April l4tll. The receipts of the lecture will be
! at Gacshnrg to rebuild their church, which was
blown down lust scasou-
RECoRnER's Corn1.-In the Recorders Court
Yesterday, the day WAS chiefly passed in the ar
raugencnt Of cases and arrai iy1,ment Of prison.
ers. Nine person, Indicted by ,he Grand Jury
wcre brought intu Court to plead and E,ud coun-
sci assigned them.
HORSE DEcoEarlnS.-Look to it tl4at tllc ut
fractions presented in the spring stock Of wall
rapcrS, Ac., just opened by Faxon, (see adver-
tiscnrnt,, arc mt passed by. 1t is the largest
and most counplete ever brought west Of New
York. So say good judges.
SrppES DEATH AND lSorESr.-A young man
named Haul employed ut jewellers on South
tiark street, IVES taken Suddenly i'll and died on
Thursday morning. There were some circum-
stancts about the that have caused thu Cor
aner to decide on holding all inquest and post
.nortem at " y. ". tu-day
SoSs or MALTA.--N Il mccfiny Of Palestine
Lodge, Of the order of the Sons Of Malta, leli
M the evening If the sth lust, the following
officers were elected:
Grand Co.nsnantcr-H. Dwigh. Latin.
Eicc-Granl com,nandrr-Anos ". Hyde,
Grand tttAnccllor-I. q. bay.
t;rnrd Conductnr-J. II. Kelley.
Trrasurcr-a. ~ Miller.
Scerciary-L Latiin.
Chicago AcAnEuY of MEDICAL SclEScEs will
hold special meeting ut the lecture room Of
Sloan's Commercial College, OIL this Saturday
evening" III :. O'clock, Oh which! occasion Mons.
Eugene 4. Graux, Of Hamburg. subject Of Il re-
n4rkablc cougcnit. tiS>urc If the $teruuln, will
be introduced, aiforling au opportunity of Wit
! MESSING the phenomenal IF tl.c hearts actions.
The profession. students Of nlrssIcinc, and Scicn
ttic n,cn generally arc invited to be present.
ANOTHER MovE IN THE 1lHn7 nrnscr1oS--
| We learn thut Mr.. Samuel ;Alschuler the src-
ccss{ul Dasue'rcotypc aud Photographic artist,
late Of tic firm of Alschulcr i Flnrence, Il.
Lake street, has leased thc entire third story of
the beautiful marble block northwest corner Of
| Clark aud Madison street, over the drug store
If X. Il. l,nll i Co., which lie intends littin. up
in magnificent style rs 1ir>t-class DaSucrrco-
type, AHnbrotypc. Photographic and Portrait
| W pS 'lltHtN W tat 'AuIlS III lilG Ais
"f May, Anon. tho novelties Of this new es-
tAblishn.rllt is the fact that the whvlc Gallery is
10 be brilliantly illuminated aud thrown opes,
two evenings Ut each week fur vlitors. We
| congratulate our citizens OH this movement ot
Mr., Alschultf to cater III their tastes and love
If ttse tine arts. and h"Ie that he will not b.
uprcwardcd III his Efforts to please them.
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| FrRS4cEs ASD FESTlLAri.>N.-E.is. I,rsss and
| TriLa"t.-ln the communication of Messrs. T.
T. Crane 4 Bro, Of Yesterday, they say - With
ar furnaces, the air is generally heated III
Easements from iron surfaces, 1T temperature
Of about 800 degrees, more or less" This may
be the casc in the common furnaces without
ventilation. but in "Sawyer's Ven,ilating Fur
| nacc,' the current Of fresh air from out doors
is very much adultcratcd by constantly pump,
i,l, from the rounls the ytiated air and impure
gascs lsy this means the air is mt allowed tt
remain in contact with shc heating surface, bui
passes rapidly hv II, and all abundant supply
If moderately heated air is thus secured. Til,
al<u prevents tue raIatiu., surface from bceon!
ing as highly heated is in ho; air furnaces here
| tui.re used. Thus. by our furnaces, constant
circulation Of air is kept UP i'll the apartments by
withdrawing, al or near the floor, all the impure
and colder mir, aud supplying its place BY fres!
mir moderately heated. Is there an, such change
Of air in rooms heated by theirs: We say
again that it is impossible to yentilatc etftctual
Is IL room heated by steam, unless the draft il
the floor is produced by a separate ire by in
PRODUCING steam pipes therein. all Of which in
creases tue expense. We produce the SAINT
thing by our fire, and without any waste o
heat.
At the close Of their communication Jour cor
respondents ask. Is it not true that it {mean
ins Lester & Cos furnaces nj the High SchooIs>
has failed to give perfect satisfaction and that
has been proposed to take them out and pu
steam i'll their places Neither the former no'
the latter part Of this statement is truc. No
only has it never been proposed to take out tn
furnace and replace it By steam, but it las per
| formed all il was expected to do to the full ant