, 1859-06-09

! TIL E CITY.
! = There wns but small yield Of watch
house cases at the Armory yesterday morning,
| and not one was fined more than &5.
There il some talk Of removing the Enter
prias stenm-engine to the house Of No. Seven,
on State street.
E Two tracks hare been hid over tue Mad
ison street bridge, near which the turnout is to
be. The cars, it is expected, will be running
uext week.
~ We arc under continued obligations 10
the American Express Company for Cincinnati
papers received on the evening Of their date of
publication.
fB The new bridge ut Lake street, it is ex-
pected, will be ready for foot passengers BY tue
4th Of July, and by the 18th Of the same month
will be completed SO that vehicles may pass oyer
it.
~ Tho apartment in the Armory building
occupied during the past winter as Police
Court, is rapidly being converted BY paint and
suitable furniture into the most comfortable Po-
lice Station OF the city.
Ro.rn ~ sra,,v,eor4.-The .:oa-d m.t
Yesterday Tbc election If county officer. was
proceeded with, when Dr.. J. X. Gore was elect
ed pbxsic;au. x;ce Dr- pa,c. deceased. The old
of1iccrs. with this excepsiou. were elected. Thu
Board authorized the pay1pg Of tue expenses Of
y =. r r.
ing J.n,pcrtz trial. 4 large number of bills
were presented. and q number authorized to be
po1o. -
tE- Henry G. Crout walked into the ice
cream saloon Of Angelo Boro, at e15I Randolph
street, in company with friend, on Tuesday
evening aud cody called for an ice cream; while
Boro went for it Crout and companion robbed
the till Of S65o. Ctase was given to them, but
only Crout was secured. Yesterday afternoon
Justice Aiken heard the Charge and held the
prisoner iu bail Of $!00 to take his trial, in de-
fauit Of which lie was sent 10 JUL. Crout when
he heard the result became suddenly transform
ed into sour-croM.
- The Excelsior Busc Ball Club have ac-
ccpted the chalIcngc of the Of the Atlantic
Club of this city to play match. The game
comes of On Saturday next on the grounds Of
the Prairie City Cricket Club, near Bulls Head.
Both companies are practising vigorously, and
fnc sport may be anticipated. a match with
the Columbia Club may grow out Of this con-
test. We arc pleased to notice the growing ill.,
tcrcst in this truly American game; believing
that if extensively practiccd, it would do much
towards the physical improvement Of tue young
mcn of onr c;tv
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st,tc s,rcet ,vho b,s advertised his ra11uatr-
towards ladies wait;no for the cars. is yAs
scu,ux M A. liz i nub1c bcncfactor.
thc f,l,;nc c;air, and camn. stools in his cstab.
1i,h,ucnt let item not f{,rret to cxauope. with
r;cw tn n,rc,osc It,,,1ufx', Suu,ucr 1forf-a
cap,:al contriyancc for warn, wcathcr--a great
ccouomser Of fuel-tl,c mistress pleasurc-thc
servants dc1ic}t II is all that it claims to be
chcap, convenient, valuable. Van Schaacts is
the only Western agent.
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~ 'aeoo - ''!.. VIA .!'' =" 'ossu'!
VI eusp'e'o" " 'o'o's .'' o'e Hull '''''''o '4nA
y. 'u'ztngcr o' ~ anu u e"lono.'e!ef "a'e'.
Ihe prosecuting witness was knockeo ao"n o'
the North Side. Officer Miller arrested Cramcr.
hc having been iu the old mans company q few
honrs before the robbery, and became suddenly
tlusl. Of money. The prosecuting witness could
mol fecog"izc tr1tner' nela'1acA Gu n'h' aa''ns
been so sudden; but the prisoner Is Ano"n 70 Ut
ioa'cr, aho "''a ass''e'oua 'ao-'os 4.a'
Aaa' iic i" ~ '"su ,''o ~, >as ,o'''' "1'
s'aen % 9s'' ~ ~ 4oe" ~ W. " "A'''
Festival THIS EyES,sG.-1t must not be for
gotten that the Strawberry, Flower aul Musical
| Festival Of the Young Peoples Mission Associ-
| anon "t the f''st lFcs'steF'an <nalen taNeS
place 'l's evening III metropolitan na'' ~
cause can more 'o"o's appear 70 'Hose WIN 'se'
al interest !" tue welfare OF the c"''afch OF luz
city. This ASSOCIATION have expended "ithln
the past year 'n"rc than *:,''oo IN MISSIONARY
lao"ts and arc no" Ill want o' several hunoFea
dollars To carry forward thc'f WORK. Ho'A'ns
more nrcd bc SAID Ill regard 10 thc arrange
mcnts for this evening They arc OF the most
complete ordcr' No trouble Or cflost mas oeen
spared to render 1t one OF the most pleasant anu
agreeable occasions ut the season.
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rrcs;dcnt. Parry II Smith yic. prcs;dent i
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