, 1859-04-04
T III E. CITY

| THE CITY
Ham 10 BA1L.-A woman named Mrs. Julia
Ann White has been arrested and held to bail it,
$500, to charge Of larceny Of furniture from,
one Letitia DAILY
e The CAurrA Record says that the parish.
ioncrs Of Grace Church, Chicago, hare present.
ed their Rector, Rev. ]. N. C1nrk, with n 6nc
horse and carriage Very good.
| HELD 10 Bs11.-A man named John Dunn va:
arrested on Friday night, and Oh Saturday held
to bail on charge Of vagrancy. Johns partic.
ular weakness was causing ro" ut dance.
E,cnrn WARD REprpl.cASs TO THE REscrE
| There will be meeting Of the Republicans
of the Eighth Ward this (stonday) evening Ut
the house Of A. Lchder 2o7 North Clark street
| All Republicans of the Eighth Ward are RI.
| qucsted to be present j.
No71cE.-Rer. II. Il. Morrcl will deliver the
Mems Christian Association ut their new rooms,
| Methodist Church Block, corner Of Clark and
Washington streets, Monday evening, april 4th,
at :! O'Clock. Lecture free, and all are invited
prHL1cA7ioSs.-"B Blaekwood" for March, Eng.
| lish papers Of March 18th and 18th, and 10. i
| Of ''Our Musical Friend" which contains for
last week twelve pages Of first class music have
BEEN received by AcSalIy d Co., 81 Dearborn
street, opposite the Post Office.
The RA1lnoAns-CuAScE OF T1AE-0ur rail
roads are, with the opening Of the month, gen
orally adopting such changes in running time as
make it desirable for all our readers interested
to refresh their minds By consulting tue adytr-
tiscments.
MEcHAS1cs' INSTITUTE ELEc11ov-The Nc
cfanics' Institute hold a meeting at their hall
tomorrow {Tuesday) evening for the election
Of important vacancies in its board of officer 3
for tic ensuing year. The occasion is Of an
Importance which should command the presence
Of every lire member.
TIE HEhrz CONSPIRACY CAsE.-The parties
concerned in the alleged conspiracy to reduce i
young girl 10 prostitution. Hertz, and til. two
Scots were brought before Justice Dc Wolf by
change Of reuue from Justice Ailiikcn. The
case will be concluded oe Tuesday, to when it
stands adjourned.
STOLEN PROPERTY FoCxD.-A resident Of the
West Division, named John Mc]iafon, about a
fortnight since lost pair of horses, wagon and
harness. On Friday le received the intelligence
BY i letter from the tlicf, that lie (thc thief
had sold said team TO n man, named, in Quincy,
for $3.50. No cluew given nor could be gained
as TO the letter writer
"THE SlcxLEs TEzAL"-DE W17r's Special
REraRr.-Thc trial Of Sicklcs will be published
i'll fall in pamphlet form immediately aitrr the
delivery Of the judges charge. 1t will contain
j sketch Of the preliminary ercnts that led to
the catastrophe, profuscly illustrated; also.
sttbdtim report of tho trial, speeches Of the
counsel, judges chargc, verdict, etc. Norris /
Hyde, l't Dearborn street, will supply the trade
and have single copies for sale Immediately
after the publication Of the work.
TnE CuRtsrrs TONIGHT At MErnorot1rA1
uALA.-The Christys gave no Saturday after
noon entertainment, owing to bad weather,
doubtless to the great disappointment Of ma,Iy
little folks. They had 4 full house ut Mechan-
les Institute Hall on Saturday evening.
Taey give but two more entertainments in
this city and both ut Metropolitan Hall. Ther
are beyond 4 doubt the finest troupe of min
streIs in the world, combining rare musical e4-
cclcnce with ''lots Of fun Us dclincators Of re-
gru character. Go and hear them.
PEEsoSAI.-We had the pleasure of cnl1 on
Saturday last, from colbsunn, Of the U.,n.krut,
staunch German Republican paper published
at Davenport, Iowa. Mr.. e. is stopping at tile
May House, On Wells street, and while in the
city will call on our business men to give them
III opportunity 10 advertise in his paper. The
Dthsotrdt is paper Of very large circulation
ansong the largest i'll Iowa, and as a medium Of
advertising is perhaps c1celcd br none in that
State. Our merchants aud manufacturers will
consult their own interests br Publishing their
card III il.
ALMOST 4 FinE.-An alarm Of fire was sounded
for tue first district oil Saturday afternoon. II
was promptly responded 10 BY the Fire Depart
tnent. thu steamers being unusually wide awake.
IN four minutes from the first stroke of the bell
tue Long Joh"" was ut the scene Of the fire.,
Mcssrs. Jcwctt l. Buffers hardware Store iu the
tine marble block On Lake street, near Wabash
avenue. The Atlantic" came in from Michi-
gan street, on the North Side in six minutes and
ahalf, still better ti1ne.
The cause Of alarm proTed to bc one which
for i time threatened d serious loss Of property.
From the furnacc anc improperly secured against
such accident, the fire had communicated will,
the wood work under tic main floor and but for
timely discovery much damage might hare Re-
suited. It WIS cstinguished witLou. help from
the Fire Department..
IoCSG MES's ASSOCIATION ELEc11oS--"CS1oS''
IS SrnEScTn-NoDIE paorosl1loS OF JouS =,
FAHwELL, Esq.-The second election Of the
Young Mems Association On Saturday, pissed
OF with nearly the same spirit and enthusiasm
as on the previous occasion, despite unfayora-
bic weather influences abroad.
The rooms Of the Association werc through
out the day the scene Of eager though not I'M
kindly rivalry, and partisan labors, md the va
rions candidates were fully represented in the
services Of their friends in the Inc of election
cceiug. The whole number Of votes cast was
eight hundred and sixty-thrcc, moro than one
hundred III excess Of the previous ballottiuS
The counting of tho votes gave an exhibit as
follows, indicating anew that "Enion is
strength. the coalition Of the Regular and indie
pendent tickets turning the tables against the
Opposition, which elected its President, f. s.
Wells, and Philip Wordsworth First Vice rrcsi-
dent, but has nuw to yield the other posts to
its united rivals.
Whole number Of votes cast, eight hundred
and tifty-tl,rce.
St'ohd l.tt< Prfsiim-1lenry v. King, 4s6
J. p Brooks, 35l.
Corresponding Srs~t!ary-r. L. Sherman, 453
James 7. Root, 4s"e.
Rseordtay Stcrttary-George D. White, 425
II. L. Lewis, 1923.
Trtdsurtv-L. c. Ellsworth, 4e6; L. F. Alex.
ander, 3S4.
.uanagtr<.-W. R. Gould, 4ee; Charles l.
Thomas. $50; Benjamin F. Quimby, 4.ee; Ste
| rhen T. Lunt, all; Horace G. Chase, 4s5 C.
a. Gregory, 4ss; ". ". Airport, AL; w l.
Gresn'eaf, sS5; P. r. Field, 4le: F. R. Tuttle
ST; Leroy Swormsteds, 424.
| This announcement was received with ap
planse and cheers. The Board Of officers fo1
the year is now complete, and the Association i:
in excellent hands to secure its best interests
The mattee of election having been disposed Of
n ueetinr uas orrap1yc6 of fhn Assnrtn finn