, 1860-11-13

t general Introductory lecture to the ensuin.
annual course Of lectures before this instita-
tion, will be giren at the Rush Medical College,
on this Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, at half
past z O'Clock, by Prof J. Adams Allen. The
public and profession are Invited to attend.
Subject-The Reason Of Medicine,
Tie WEsT SIDE TCxxKIA-We notice that
the Randolph street tunnel has been finished,
and the street cars are again running. The
work upon the tunnel at Madison street Is
rapidly progressing. This great improvement
will be in 'sworkin: order" before cold weather
sets In.
The HATAAKKna-1n another column our
readers Will notice this popular operatlc can
tata Is advertised for next Friday evening, Nov.
1G, at Metropolitan HALL The Musical Union
have spared no effort to make this ons Of the
fiucst entertainments of the season. It will
he performed by citizens Of Chicago. No
doubt, Chicago people will appreciate this
home production and fill the house to over.
flowing, as they did last winter:
CuR1s1AAs N TILE C11T AND CoCxrnx.-
The above nro two original pictures designed
expressly for Godey's Ladf7 Book md will ap-
pear In the December number, together witha
magnificent fashion plate for 1861, and numer.
Gus other attractions. The book Is expected
to arrive by the 18th or 18th Inst, md will be
found On the counters Of Hessrs. Norris &
Hyde, 100 Dearborn street, and 10o Madison
street. We call attention to the advertisement
nro{hAr nofu,rr
LECTURES on AsTnoEoMT.-We were In er.
tor in stating, as VIC did yesterday, that Prof.
sprinser's course Of lectures on Astronomy at
Union Park Baptist Church, Monday evening.
The list Of the course will be given Ats Tues
day) evening. Be sure to 90 carly, you will
thereby confer benedt upon yourselves, your
children, and the Sunday School Of the above
Church
S 8. Cz1oS.-The regular monthly, and
third semi-anuual meeting OF the Union, will,
through the ibezality OF E. 8. Wells, Esq, be
held In Metropolitan Hall this Tuesday even.
ing, ut half past o'clock.
To those who were present at the last meet
Ing, the simple announcement will be sufi.
SAGAk W uSAIE NltCu0huCCs 10 kQC46 VINO
were not, We say, "Comc and Zee.
JAMES r. GRH7w, Sec'y,
SAD Ca1cALr1-A WAAsxo.-On Saturday
evening Coroner James held an inquest On the
body Of a little girl, killed On the rsilrosd
track, near Mum & Scott's elevator. The
child, who was eight years old, was the daush-
ter OF Rlyah Moore, q poor lboring man, liv-
Ing on Carpenter street While collecting
scattered gr:dn, she was caught c tween tho |
bumpers OF two cars, which were being trimmed |
up, and WAS crushed to death. The grief Of /
the poor mother, when informed Of the awful |
death Of her child, WIS painful to witness.
She was only saved from self destruction by |
the strong arm Of aua0 who CHANGED to stand |
on the bank from which she was about to pre-
cipitate herself The coruper's jury rcturnsd
as their verdict that ths child died in conse-
quenee Of her own caze1essness.
- Anniversary Meeting. I
The ladies Of the Benevolent Association OF
the West 1ndI21a-street II. E. Church held
their anniversary meeting At their church On
Sabbath evening, Nov. 4th, the Rev. A. Brown,
former pastor, presiding. The opening exer-
ciscs were conducted BY Rev. g. Poker.
The Secretary, Mrs. Il Brown, presented an
able and interesting report, from which it ap-
pears that the Society have been active, and
have done much to alleviate the aui7erInss Of
the poor In this vicinity.
Ihe Ireas1rer reported collections and do
;. The Society was then addressed by Rev. J.
Hartman and Others when a eot1ect}nn ~ |