, 1861-07-03
The Murder OF John Tr.npe.

more than an ordinary drunken braWl
MORE BuRa1AR1Es.-The night prow1ers are
increasing in diligence. The following fresh
instances Of their operations are reported:
Saloon Of Adam Bier1e, corner Of South
Weter and GlaIk streets, entered and robbed
Of $25 in cash, in the money drawer.
Grocery Of Frederick Buhse, No. 81 Clark
street, entered, watch dog poisoned, and the
premises robbed Of gold watch and small
sum Of money.
House Of j. 7. Buckland, corner Of Halstead
and F. ouith streets, robbed during Sunday
evening Of $50 In gold which WIS Kept In the
bureau. The fmi]y were all asleep. and moth
ing was known Of the robbery untu the money
Was missed.
House ofa Mr. Hawks, ten miles from the
city, robbed Of gold watch and some cloth
ing.
Three houses on North LasaIle street, BE-
tween Chicago Avenue and Division; street,
entered on Monday night and robbed Of yai-
ous valuablea. One house, whose occupants
are out ofthe city, vas completely stripped Of
its furniture, carpets, and quantity Of cloth.
fDE; Es,. ,.s+ ;ns+.noo oonr.us , ..,.,, x.n;-,,,,
IA&6 4aal 1A9iA&I1 E0ufE@S u 1It3u HatuluR
to citizens about TO close their houses for the
summer. In no case shonld furnished houses
be left without competent guard. The
thieves are keen to scent out, and quick to
improve such opportunities Tor booty.
CcMA9EcEMEsr EXERCISES AT DEARBORN
sEM1SARY.-The examinations Of the Semi
nary concluded on Tuesday morning, and yes
terday at ?, II. the large Hall in the Semi
nary building Was crowded with the friends Of
the young ladies and Of the school, gathered
to witness the Commencement Exercises
The Hall Was very tastefa1ly decorated, pstri-
otlc devices largely prevailing, in stars, flags,
and w,eaths.
Six young ladies took part, Compositions
we're read BY Miss Julia OIcott, Chicago,
theme Leaves; !" by Miss Paulina Pope, Chi
oago, theme, "Change." The graduates were
Miss Hattie Dickinson, who read compost
ion On "Ttaveling," and Miss Church,
composition, "fhe sword.'
An address Was delivered by Rev. Dr.. Hask-
ell, Of the Theological Seminary, after which
the Principal, Mr. Grover, delivered the di
plomas to the graduates, accompanying the
came bya series Of excellent remarks. The
music Of the occasion was furnished by the
young ladies', to the accompaniment Of the
piano. 4 Benedicdon was pronounced By
Rev. Prof FiEke Of the Chicago Theological
Seminary. 3. !A
TRIBUTE TO Col, E1LswoRrH.-The read,
ers Of the TRIBUNE will remember the beauti-
tul tribute to Col. Ellsworth by H. c. Ballard,
r3Fx$T 33xr y,14H1 ,oI In,
originally puoilsneo II our Columns tne
ssDead at the dawnfnr nf the STRIFE,
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With h;s accnstone3 w taste J. snd All 11he,a,;tv IN
! snch matters u M H;9oine ~, arc ,.1,
| known old established Music House, No. III
| Randolph street, has called to his aid J. r.
WebEter's excellent skill as composer, and
! brought ont tribute to the bra7e departed;
which deserves place in every portfolio, It
| is one Of the finest pieces ever Issued in this
| city, and will POSSESS a popularity and favor
| out,asting the temporary keen interest At
| tached 10 an event sll loyal hearts mourn,
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| At MEETING Of the Chicago Gardeners 30
ciety held at their hall July !, 1861, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
ard are ha,ebT tendered Thomas mas Brvan a.e Ean
for the use Of Bryan Hail, Wednesday, June 2G:h,
'e15: p::,o,r<a That +,o n,,,,o ,,o,a -, 49,,
hrncing lie PTaiyie Fa1neg. CAicago Dsaocrat. 1s
TRIBUNE, Post, and Jous7aM, are hereby rendered
ouz Eiale1ul AeAno"leuG1nents 1or eo-opefdton
Resolred, That Messzs. Douglas, Re,ssfa. VIII
made such contributions receive he thanks of this
| society 1or their contf1bunons Of flowers and bo-
4i,taa - = anfrs, ~ an .ae - GAeeutyG ~ tom
"nies u at5HyIug Tue expenses nt tae exnietaon.
-. hesMnea, inat ne eueeeas o. ne exMotuon tn
us in credfting such gatherings with high degree
ho 1stap IL 'Ae a. apoq .ns taotss OF
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bo1d q proro, 1fo.t,ar- - Rr-or u.,1 -, 49,
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! oreea which oasemh1ea ~, that d,v. that nm,
5so,o1.to-s n;,v =. c,r+ao3 he w;sdo-n ~,
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~. eounis ~ taetofo ~ ene e1ss Afo nefe
~ invited 10 take seals On tae platform.
| r. L. UNDERWOOD, Y. Pres.
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Laige ea'e ol ooo1s ana snoes' Dly 1ooos
anu Notions, tn1s morning, at w O'Clock, By
Gilbert, Sampson q Warner, No. 80 Lake St
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Every member 1e hereby ordered ia annnar At tb
Armory this "wednesday evening. at Q o,c]ock, ir
fatigue uniform and white gloves. Any one faiInp
to report himself will be subject to penalties Pc,
order, H. BALDWIN, Commaudant,
RI. FIELD. Orderly Sergeant.
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Those who wish to join a splendid Marine Corn,
row Greanizing IN this city, will have chance te
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| t'7' "A"eeA"'' AA1Af sAA @Se sAA-
Exchange Oh New York and On Europe, In
Sums to snit purchasers, for sale By Kedzfe, Alex
MILITARY Boogs.-U. S. War Depattment In
fanfrr Tactics 81 r.. scotf,s Tact.cs. sa-f. Har
dee, $f.6s; zouave Drill By El1sw:rth $1.00
Tho yonno 4,aoro;t a m. csv,trr n ,ct;ca h,
| Clellan, $1.Go; Army Regulations 1851, *1.6s,
| NAPs.--Eo1tons Map ct the United States, Soc
I Man IF The Stat of war s1-sm.u Eno. An,,a
.ons u maps M EACH e noyss Raloas an Maps
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store Of ? Sherlock ~ Dearborn street; ;yss.
Il AwAn OF ExrEnursArIos has commenced III
houses, by Resnard & Co.'S 1nfalllble Powder 10
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