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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1867,
The CITY.

LII C1ll.
.,-a,s. .ss 'lsaEo AnR1vAIs--Among the ar
y .'a's al Inc fremont House1ast eycuinp ware
a. non. Adward Everett, Of Boston, and Dean
71ennond OF Buffalo, New York
Mr. EEERETr's LEc7unF.-Hon -Fd1va,a
everett it should be remembered, lectur- +
his cvep:3g d. a. HH:-3san Hall His snat> ~ ~
:. The Pretexts for the Rebellion" 1,hose 20
pho .heua M.. Everett In bis PR r;,,,s aeast s
will not fall to listen 10 the O. .,;1,n1sbea ora.
tor tonight
q tor1 '%.eans ~ share of the strawberry
t1ade Oh emea ;, snd judging from q lot re-
ceisco 0, y -essrs. Huntington d Co., fruit
ncaF9e' &C., No. Z South Clark street, yes
1ssoA. from the garden Of Geo. Z. hlnosll,
4s' H., Iowa City, We should consider her
entitled to come. They were some OF the
t1est berrics nc have seen this SESSION.
CR1ckEr CuA1LESGR.-Twenty-tw Of Au-
rcr='s q 'chosen cricket Players invite q like
number of players from Chicago to meet them
in 1hat place on Friday next, the day OF The
grand excursion from our city to aurora. On
conditions to be made upon the grounds.
Bats and balls will be furnished there, and
those wishing to accept this challenge, are re-
ouestcd to drop note to-day to that city, adj
Gresetd "Aurora."
PLYMOUTH CHCRcH-IssTA1LArro
council called By this church to assist in the
installation Of Rev. J. r, shipherd, meets
this afternoon at two o'clock, st the house o1
worship, corner Of Van Buren street and Sd
Avenue. The services connected with the
Installation will take place in the evening,
at quarter to eight O'Clock. AL friends o.
the church, and the public generally, are in
1ited TO be present-
YOUNG Tu1EF.-A boy about thirteen year.
Of age WIS arrested last night by the Nortl
Side Police, charged with stealing silyel
watch of the value ct $l2 from his employer
Morris Drukkc1, at No. 193 North Clark st
He had been with Mr. D. but one day, com
uenciDg Tuesday morning and On the follow
Ing day be was missing and go was the watch
lie confessed the theft, and said he had sol
it for sl.50. He will be examined this NON
irg in the Police Court.
HELD TO BA1L.-The final examination
the case of Henry Treckel and his wife WI
he1mina, charged with larceny from the sto1
ogA. G. Downs, was held yesterday s{tsrnoo
at the Central Police Station, before Just!t
..Mi1liken, resulting in holding the parties
the sum Of $500 Tor trial in the Recorder
Cou1t. There is no doubt but they have bee
carrying on the shoplifting business lor
time, as the place and manner Of their iTir
precludes the surposition of their havil
come by them honestly.
MECHANICAL, FINE ARr, AND AGR1cC
rrRA1 E2u1B111oS.-We notice that the /
rceto1s Of the Mechanics Institute are MAXI
preparations to hold the eleventh annual
aad exhibition Of The Institute some time
the early part Of September next We are
formed that large and commodious buu
ing has been occurred for that purpose, afo1
ing ample accommodations for all who ri
to bring before the public the products
their ingenuity and skill We hope the mau
facturer, the artist, the artisan, and mechan
will fully respond to the efforts OF the dir
tors, ard make the eleventh exhibition SUI
1ior to any previously held in this city.
PRoMoTED.-Wc are pleased to 1earn Of
promotion Of Captain Kowald, formerly Of
Tuner Union Cadets, to the position Of Ma
Of Colonel Waters regiment, now at ca
Butler. Major KoTald was for maay year
citizen Of Chicago. At the breaking out
the war he was elected captain Of the I'm
Cadets, one Of the first companies to leave
l13 r., a. ~,
doing good service there under G
Pren1iss. He is soldier by protest.
having served as lieutenant in 8ler
Holetein in 1913 '49 and under
Duke Of Coburg at the hard-fought batd
Eckernfonrde, on the 5th Of April, 1919,
in his new position we have no doubt will
honor to the country Of his adoption,
gain fresh laurels for himself The regiu
to which he is attached needing few G
men, Major Ko1a!d has opened q rccrui
Office OF No 143 Randolph street, and Il
wishing to fight under experienced OFF
would do well To- enlist with him
THAT PRESBYTERIAN EXCURSION
picnic to come of Oh Saturday next is t
one Of more than ordinary interest, combi
rs it does two worthy and interesting obj
viz: the meeting Of the First, Third, o.
Westminster, Calvary and Edwards chur
with the Second Presbyterian, on the occ:
Of their twentieth anniyersary, and by #
Invitation the above churches are core
invited to be present and participate
them. This Of itself should be suf1icie
induce full attendance. It is q rare sig
see pastor and congregation that hare
and labored together barmonious1y for tn
years. Nov, let the parent church and a
offspring unite in q general tnanlzsgi
Let them come together and make the ?
resouud with their rejoicing. The othe
iect is 10 help with Our mites the little
church at Lake Forest to complete
house of worship. It combines pleasure
beneyolcQce. So take your basket, vii
sandwiches and cake, and John Virgil
do the Outright thing with strawberrie
ice cream. So buy your ticket {onl5
ccnts) and take yonr friends and go, if
ble, but buy ticket at any rate. Th
ceeds will go to help finish the church at
Forest. See advertisement.
Death OF Bolton r. Strother
MEETING OF TIE BAR-
The members Of the bar convened
rooms Of the Law Institute yesterday
noon, to take action upon the death 0
deceased brother B. F. strother.
Hon. George Mannterre YVES called
Chair, and Cyrus Bentley, Esq, app
Secretary.
Hon. Van Il. Higgins addressed the
inv Fe had beer associated With the ,