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doye-like individual which he appeared. One
ofthe young girls becoming satisfied that sue
was In time to become 1nother, "ent Oofe
and informed him OF the fact She says lie d.
rected her to charge the affair to a young man
whom, he named. This, however, she de-
clincd to do, and so the truth came out. The
committee, as before stated, have had the mat
ter under examination for several days, aud
had nearly concluded, when on Monday night
1t vas reported that the Dove had flown. In-
quiry WIS made, and we are told that the sable
lothario has certainly turned up missing.
THIS finale can perhaps be taken as indicating
the probable finding Of the committee. It is
stated that Dove has been once before SUE
pended from all ministerial functions, for SIM
liar conduct in Indiana. He should be brought
to account, and that speedily, for these peca-
dilloes.
Bishop Quinn, presiding over the colored
churches In this district, we understand pro-
nounces the pastor not guilty, but his congre-
cation are equally certain that he il guilty, and
thus the matter stands. An intense feeling
prevails against him, and to such an extent
has it been indulgcd, that on last New Years
Day, willie lie was officiating in prayer, durlcEE
the Emancipation Celebration, several Of his
parishioners hlssed hin. The charges are
certainly serious ones, and if untrue, Mr. Dove
should clear his skirts.
Uenth Of Andrew narvfe.
About seven o'clock, yesterday morning,
policeman, while patrolling his customary
beat, found the dead body Of Andrew Haryie,
man we'll and sadly known in this commu-
nifty, lying at the foot Of the basement stairs,
6 fremont Block, on Dearborn street. He law
with his head downward, where he had fallen,
and when found, life was extinct, although
the warmth Of part Of his system indicated
that he had been dead bnt d short time. The
Coroner held IN inquest, and the jury return
ed verdict that the deceased s'died from the
effects Of u fall and cxposure.''
Andrew Harvie was native Of Scotland,
and, if We mistake not, graduate Of the
University Of Edinburgh. He came to this
country some twenty years since, and was
first employed as Professor Of the Greek and
Latin languages In the Branch University Of
Michigan, at Tecumsch, Lenawee county. In
the year 18a3, or thereabouts, he came to De-
troit, aud there studied law, md at once COM
menced practice, with great SUCCESS and
credit to himself. Soon after, he fixed him
self ut the sault st Marie, then promising
point in connection with the Lake Superior
mining interests; and from Chippeway coun-
II was elected Senator Of the State Of M1chl-
gan, position In which he achieved honor to
himself by his enlarged classical trimming, his
powerful efforts Us debatcr, and his Industry
and capacity as 1awycr His culogy, pro-
nounccd in that body to the memory of Dr.
Houghton, the Geologist Of Michigan, who
was drowned in Luke Superior while engaged
in the pursuit Of his geological duties, was a
masterpiece Of c1oquence and beauty. In the
year 1851, Mr.. Haryie came to Chicago to
practice his profession, and soon took a de-
eervcd1y high rink ut the Bur, and fame and
fortune both seemed to open wide their gates
that he might enter.
But at this point commenced his downward
career. He sacrificed wealth, position, fame,
agrcat intellect and generous heart to that
insatiate tlcnd which has brought low too
many Of our most brilliant and accomplished
mcn. Death broke up his family, and the
TretcLed man became homeless outcast,
wandering ourstrcets, d shattered wreck; even
in his ruin, attracting universal sympathy and
PLY. Ills sad fate is terrible warning; not
the less terrible that his intellect was pro-
found, lis scholarship ornate and Ills heart
open and genial.
Il Little M0re Humanity Wanted.
Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock,
one Of the conductors on the State street City
Railway, had some difficulty with passenger
In regard to his fare. After some words had
passed between the parties, the conductor
struck the passenger, knocking him from the
plntform into the street, carrying another
passenger off with him. The offending pass-
cnger fell with such force that he was taken
up inscnsiblc, By two men named Young and
Picrson, who carried him into the store Of s.
T. uinck1ey. DR.. ]. G. Wickcrsham WAS
called 10 dress his wounds and administer res
torativcs. His head Was considerably bruised
by coming III contact with i stone In the
street. Common humanity should hare In
duccd the conductor, after he Ind knocked
two passengers off his car, into the street, to
have stopped the car aud Investigated as to
whether they had sustained serious injury.
Instead Of doing this he continued at regular
speed. In justice to the City Railway Compa-
NJ, we are glad to state that the matter will
be investigated By them, and the unfccling
conductor will be properly dcalt with.
HEAyr SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Wfthin the
t last few days, Mr.. John s. Newhouse, esq,
has made sale Of the following valuable real
| estate:
/. The lote and buildings known AS the Board 81
Trade Buildings, situated on South Water street.
between Lasa31c and Wells. and fronting 1G0 feet
on South Water street: The buildings cover the
4 TIE lots at the northwest corner ofMadison
aud Market streets. fronting 30 feet on Madison
street, and go on Market street, with come front
g. The west half Of block u. school section addi
| tfon, fronting 400 feet on Franklin street, and
bounded north By jackson and south BY Van Blu
| ren street.
| The three pieces Of property were sold to.
gethcr, and for the sum Of S17O, 900, one-tourtI,
cash. The property is nil valuable, particu.
larry the Water street property. The sale il
the largest real estate operation in this city
| for some time. The purchaser is gentleman
from Boston, who has invested his money
well, and at prices which are regarded Us yert
| low.
OLD CHICAGO L1onT TGuARp-ATrEST1os.-
All Of the members Of the old Chicago Light
Guard Corps are earnestly requested to meet
at Parlor No. l, fremont House, this evening
Jan. 7, at : O'Clock, on business relating te
our old and much-respected commander, Gen
J. B. Wyman, who has recently fallen in do
ing battle for his country at vieksburg.
F. HARDING.
E Journal please copy.
CHURCH OF TIE hEDzEMER,-The Indies o.
this church are requested to meet at the Wa1
Committee Room, In Garrett Block, corner O.
State md Randolph streets, on Wednesday O.
this week, to sew for the Sanitary Commis
sion% The case Is very urgent:
From the Illinois Stats zeitunE.l
The Excellent Emancipation Reso1u'
lntions Of the Chicago Working
Mems Association.
The following resolutions were adopted
unanimously ut regular and very largely
attended meeting of the Chicago Working
Mems Association, now composed Of tx
members:
WHEnKAs, The Working Mems Association hal
for It's object tho furtherng of tho equality Of posi-
ton, and the emancipation Of all working nen
without regard to birth or color, and the comba
WHEREAS, Slavery in the United States was al
| all times degrtce, the consequence Of which WAs
fan,nabe rebellion against the greatest Republic
| Of the world.
Refo1e<d, Tint VIC hail with sincere JOY the proc
lanation Of emancipation issued By President Lin
/ a trr,nHa n nf hut1A and Hhnftv