, 1862-04-22
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
ST. GEORGES BENEVOLENT AssocIAr1oN,-
This society will give Sociable ard Ball at
Metropolitan Hall On Wednesday evening,
Apn sd.
CLOSING SALE OF FURNITURE 1T AUCTION,
This morning, as e1z O'Clock, Gilbert, Samp-
son & Warner will close ont the balance Of
Furniture Of Smith T. HaTley, No. It's Lake
Street.
The Interesting addresses Of John Y,
Farwen and Rer. r. L. ColFer, before the
Foung Mems Christian Association, on SUM-
day evening lest, xin be found on the The
third page ofthis mornings paper.
# The lady managers Of the Oriental b,
zasr respectfully Invite the merchants and
business men to dinner at Bryan Hall to day
from IL to O'Clock. An the delicacies Of the
season will be served up. Dinner at the same
hour Tomorrow and Thursday.
GROWTH OF Reliab1e estimates,
made within few days past, make it certain
that already this spring full 400 new resi-
dances and stores are under contract TO be tn
1shed during the coming summer; and it is
believed TINT before next winter closes in full
1000 more will be added to this number. The
progress of Chicago is onward and upward.
kWuosr BeT IS He Five days since the
police picked up a boy in the streets, evident
II of German parcntagc, about seEen years of
age, who says his name is Henry Schrainck.
He has not been claimed by any person, and
yesterday was committed to the care Of CITY
Agent George P. Hansen. Whose boy is he ?
NOT GRANTED.-The argument upon the
motion for the discharge from custody Of
Alex. Philmot, the burglar, upon a writ Of
haeeas corpus, was heard before Judge
Manicrre Of the Circuit Court yesterday
afternoon. The Court refused to grant the
discharge and the defendant Esls remanded to
custody.
EREATA-Iu our report of the soldiers
who had been inferred at Rose Hill Cemetery,
published on Monday, q provoking error was
perpetrated in writing the 55th, 6sth, SD and
56th Illinois regiments as cavalry instead Of in
.ta"t'y.' It would readily occur to the reader,
however, that this State has but thirteen cay
airy regiments in the SERVICE
HooLET's MSsTRELs.-The famous Hoo
ley's Minstrels, formerly Hooley & Camp
beUs] will open for short season at Metro
po1itan Hall, On Thursday evening next,
This band is SO well known and appreciated
in this city, that the bare mention Of their
1roc 1v-iJ1 Ha L..
house Their advertisement will be found in
another column.
KINGDOM CoA1NG.-The solution Of the
mystery attached to the numerous advertise
Rents and hand-bil]s so industriously circu-
lated within the past few days, headed as
above, will be learned By attending the open
ing Of Christy's Burlesque Opera House, at
hlngsbury Hall, tomorrow evening Byron
Christy and " Little Bobby" have arrived and
Will appear on The occasion.
LARcEsT OF FMoNET.-George Gof. q soldier
who says he fought at Fort Donelson, and who
was hcze on fuzlough, Was yesterday morn
ing arrested charged with the larceny Of IS in
gold from the pocket Of . sailor, On the 10th
of last month, while his victim Eas sleeping
in his hotel, the Fort Donelson House, Soutb
Canal street. Gof endeayored to defend his
own case, but was held in $500 to appear for
trial at the next term of the Recorders Court.
lscEspnE1sn IN TIRE Towx or R,oo>,
Cook CoCsT1.-On Saturday morning last,
about O'Clock, the house and barn Of Josiah
Skinner; in tho town of Bloom wor, sot ~
fire and burned down. tota1 1oss Tha ~ 49,. ~
OF james Finn. with two covz and an ~
were a1so consumed Thc ;ncana;arr - os1 49,
posed 10 have been Orson Fc1n th- man ~
vas arrested md escaned f,on Con 49, st.,,,a ~ 49,
1ay for bhoot;nr pe,s; pro~n ~ ~ +ha .an. - 49,
town
oh' JAMES alN1Eh'-ihl5 gentleman, SO
uls.As ui6neo III DIS profession Tor his success
~ Treatment OF Inc Throat and lungs, closes
n40 ONCE III chacago at the end OF this week,
- "u1 DC seen oy 1he card OF Aessrs. L. i J.
up1el, eiseHaere- we would direct the
spec1al atten11on OF ali who are suffering with
any aaeetlon o1 lhe respiratory organs, to the
Doelors $ cara. Inc great success OF the
Doctors Hunter n their specially is amply at
4,.o aa,a,t-ra - -. - 49,. ts'4es
avno,n.r ~& no'n
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4Rif11f CheheH.-At the annual meeting
o. Inc "ofhhlFpers OF Trinity church held yes
1efaaS morning, The following gentlemen we're
elected Trustees for the ensuing year:
Na7de"s-L. T. Htlliard and J. c. Fargo.
ftstf57ncn-Jas- L. Reynolds, John Wright,
Il .. Stone, W c. D. Grannis, j. D. Smed-
Icy, g. Hawk, George Green, G. r. Chitten-
den. and II. E., Sargent,
Notwithstanding the extremely unpleasant
condition OF the weather, the pew-lettings
were quite large.
Forsp DEAN Voonsuc,-a nm, h,
the narne of ssnnc1 Mce7e 4ros fo,,a aaa5t.
a woodshed m +he nrarn;eas na.- uon~,,,a
Packing Honse in Rr,doenor+ ~, a,Eaa-
night. He was ahout fartv ,aa~o ,f .r-o
1ke.r,s h.a - 49,
1,aclinc honse h,,t ~ eo.a,.n, ~. ns ~ ele
to his deccasc bafi been on 5ehsn,h p'r.ou ra"n
nrr Jsnes held an ;nnr.z+ aad ~s-,:s. o y
death f+om ,rh;e.v a,a aast;t-.-e ~
dered. A " - 'en"
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taE WORLDS HORSE tA1R--A meeting Of
.he 1AteutNe COMMITTEE OF the "Norld's
doree fa1r ana Ladies and Gentlemen's
Equestrian Exhibition was held in this city