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the following property ut the City Marshal's
Office: A red and black table cover; black
cloth orcrcoat; two black cloth ffock coats;
coarse pilot cloth overcoat, and dagger.
THE WEAraER-Yestcrdayw was clear cold
winter, with every sign Of thaw frozen out.
The eleighing Is rather thin, but the sAaters'
high carnival is just now. Such Ice has not
been before seen.
LECTURES ON LoSDoy.-As already noticed
BY us John B. Cough, by universal request,
| will repeat his two lectures %n "London,"
Friday and Saturday evenings, January 11th
aud 18th.
TIE HEART OF TIE AsDEs.-Our citizens
will be glad to Icarn that Church's world fa-
nous picture, The Heart Qfthe 4nde," has
arrived and will shortly be on exhibition in
| this city.
STOLEN HARSEss.-A short time ago officer
| Douglas arrested two colorcd men having lar-
ness supposed to be stolen. They are still in
JUL, and the property has been identified as
stolen from Mr.. Tobey at No. 6S Wells street.
Coon FOR Hm.-Wc arc glad to learn that the
net proceeds Of the Benefit to Chief Engineer
Harris, On Monday evening, amounted to
something Like $500. The Webb sisters very
| generously charged nothing for their services
| on that evening.
a FoUSDL1sG-A few mornings since
healthy and plump inlant, apparently about a
month old, was found exposed GU the ice at
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up by laborcr, aud Col. Aatt Conley, who
was passing in sleigh, took the unfortunate
little ono to Mercy Hospital, where 1t has been
kindly takcn care Of.
| lARcENT or RoBEa-Two men, Ado1ph
Peters aud Thomas Walsh, have been held to
bail In 800 each, for stealing two buffalo
robes few days since from q farmer named
George J. Lintz, living at Palos. The robes
were taken from the farmers wagon while
standing before the Wheeling House, on West
Lake street.
DEcEAsEp.-Two we'll known Individuals
| and citizens have recently deceased. Layinia
the pawnbrokcr, and John Rollins, promi-
! uent colorcd nun. The formers life, could it
be written, would give some startling Incl
dents. The funeral Of Mr.. Rollins was attend
ed on Tuesday, from Quinn'a Chapel on jack
son street, by large coneoufse Of our people
| Of color.
4 DOUBLE CATAsTEoPuE-A double accf-
dent was that of MI elderly Kane county far
mer, at the corner Of South Clark aud Water
streets, yesterday morning. Slipping upon the
crosswalk, rapidly driven hack passed over
his foot, and before he could recover himself,
he was run over by dray in the employ Of
Little & Co. By this second misadventurc he
was severely bruised. Drivers must be caro-
full, and pedestrians eyeu more 90 in these
slippery times.
OUR News MES.-1n recent references to
the news trade, had wc then thought Of going
through the list, We shonld aseurcdty have
mentioned Mcsers. Banford & Baldwin, known
to all readers of the TRIBUNE on the line Of
the Michigan Central, Chicago & Milwaukee,
Milwaukee & Mississippi, and other Niscon.
sin roads. They asc prompt, reliable, under.
stand their business fully, and are IN iudispen.
sable medium between newspaper publishers
and newspaper readers.
Y.MA LEcruRE--Prof Youmans, Of whom
Henry Ward Bcecher said I" that ho surpassed
all men he ever heard in popularislng SCIENCE II
and whose beautiful lecture On tho Masque-
rade Of the Elements, last winter, our citizens
remember with interest aud pleasure, lectures
before the Young Mems Association this even
ing, md We speak the minds OF all who hay.