, 1860-01-28
TIL E CT TY.
- See advertisement Of Scholarship for
sn1r

TIL E. CITY.
y See advertisement Of Scholarship fo1
sale.
The JEWISH AID MEE71SG.-Wc are requested
to again call attention to The meeting in aid ci
tue Jews in Gibraltar. tomorrow evening.
- G. Miraso!e's Juvenile Class will meet
this morning at 10 o'clock, TO make prepare.
tions for this evenings party.
eE FRESH snAp AND Green PEAS will be
served up to the guests Of the Richmond House
tomorrow Sunday.
Acc1pEsr.--A gentleman slipped and fell on
Dearborn street III front Of the fremont House
yesterday, breakinga blood vessel.
a LARGE Woon CoSTEAcr.-A gentleman has
taken the entire contract to supply the ILL.
nols Central with all the wood used rs fuel
By them for the next two years.a
eB- See auction column for sale this morn
ing Of fine assortment Of furniture, 6c., by
Gilbert j. Sampson, auctionccrs, No. S. Lake
street.
CosuoroL1TAS AIT AssocIA71oS.-Subscrip
tions are received till the evening Of Tuesday,
January s1st inst, when the drawing will take
place.
POLICE MArTEEs.-Everything was Of the
iigl,test description yesterday in The news line.
There were only few small drunks, not worth
euumeratug.
MORE HALL TH1ErlsG.-0n Thursday night
brown orcrcoat was stolen from the hall Of
house No. go Madison street, belonging to
Thomas Cuddy.
LAncES1.-A boy named George Smith, and
hailing from St. Louis; was arrested here res
tcrday for petty th!eving from various storescn
Luke street.
Poslr1vE CIos1xa SALE OF FINE GoLp, JEWEL
nY, WATCHES, 6c.-This afternoon at 2i and
evening at o'clock, P. b., those who hare not
examined those reilly beautiful goods, will ind
it to their interest to do SO.
ExP1osnExr.-We are glad to learn that
some one these hard times can give good em-
ployment TO the many who need it. We refer
such to Ncssrs. Teller Days advertisement in
to-day 3 issue.
ErA1ruwA1rE FOR Observation-Disclosures
Retrospect for January, 1860, has been received
by MeNally & Co., 81 Dearborn street, who also
hare the English papers Of Jan. +, and u fresh
supply Of Redpa,h's "Life of John Brown
Bons IN HuRn1.-TLe Buffalo Courier
states that a child Was born On the Express
train on the Lake Shore Railroad few days
ago. IT was thrown from The windows Of the
car by its mother, and strange to say, was
picked up at the side Of the track, two miles
from Eric and is aliye and doing we'll.
Tuz STREET CARRYING TRapE.-The rivalry
between the busses and the cars still continues.
The City hallway intend to establish South
Clark street line. Fares are going down. The
next movement will be, one Of the contestants
will equip their drivers with bags full Of dimes
an: pay the passengers for riding.
WonK1Sc MES's CLup.-Ihere will be meet
Ing of the Working Mems Free Labor Club this
evening ut tl,c room of the Cameron and Lincoln
Club, No. COS Randolph street, for the purpose
Of perfccting their organization. All who take
an interest in the organization are invited to be
present. ....
RrxAwAr on I4AsAlLE S7RgEr.-There was
quite u spirited runaway on Lasale street yes
terday afternoon, horse taken 10 his heels
with q cutter containing gentleman and lady.
Tie latter WAS throwi, out roughly but without
serious injury. The drircr c1ung to the ribbons
and attcra q narrow escape from getting dumped
into the riEer the craft was safely brought to.
\ BnrrE-A warrant was issued yesterday
for the arrest Of man named Robert Bowers,
on complaint Of Sarah Bowers, his wife, alleg-
ing abuse and cruel treatment, and threats
whereby she believes her life in danger. Bow
ers is just ont Of the Alton renitcntiarv, where
hc has served out term Of eighteen months
for passing counterfeit money.
ISFoRxA71ox WAxrEp.-If Thomas Hall, a
teamstcr, who came to Chicago about four years
ago, and who vas here about year siucc, will
call at the New York & Erie Railway Office, "a
Dearborn street, lie will hear something Of in
tercst TO him. If this meets the eye Of any
tbnt know him, they will obligc by calling as
above.
New Du1LplsGs.-We learn that the contracts
have just been let for the erection Of block OF
brick storcs 140 feet front by 100 feet deep, snd
adjoining the Marine Hospital south. They are
to be completed aud rendy for occupancy by the
!. lst Of March. Also for dwelling house on
Superior near Rush street, which is to he Gn~
ished by Tue same time. The architect is Otto
II. Matz, in Scammon's new building.
Cosr SALE.-The grcnt cost sale OF boots and
shoes nj the Metropolitan Shoe Store, 163 Ran
dolph street, still continues. Probably so large
and choice stock Of boots and shoes, hare
never before been put into the market for so
low prices. We should judge from the number
Of citizens. coming from that direction with
packages that they were awake to their inter-
ests, 81 word to the wise is sufficient"
uArARp TAfLoRs SECOND LEcTrRE-The ma
~ who failed to secure seats ut Metropolitan
Hal! on Wednesday evening, the occasion o.
Bsyarl Tay1or's Lecture the Young Mems As
sociatiop, and certainly nil who hare heard auG
admire this most popular lecturer will rejoice tt
| learn that he is 10 lecture second time befora
the Association on Monday evening on the sub
| iect Non" The house will be crowded, n
before and NC advise NIL to go carly.
| The WEArnrR.-The following was the rang
of the thermometer for the week, taken By E
| l.. O'Hara. opothecary aud pbarmaceptist, Nc