, 1863-08-05

(. HAcKMAF FHnD.-Frank Warren was fined
90 and cost, yesterday, for overchargiug a
:: party ct five teachers, who arrived by the B.
F. Wade. Berved him rightl
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> &REk1 NORTHWESTERN F1m.-A meeting
,of. the Executive Committee Of The Great
=, Northwestern Fair will be held on Saturday
:. afternoon, Aug. sth. at the rooms Of the
Tong Mems Christian Association
: .s'CR1cKEr MATcu.-A single wicket match
for the champion ball, will be played on the
Union grounds, West Madison street, between
George Howard, Of Chicago, and by. Bun
bury, Of Canada Stumps to be pitched
at 10 a. m., Thursday, Augusta.
. ;: 1MPoR1Axr DBus1oS.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has recently decided
that billiard tables kept for hire shall pay q
tax Of five dollars each, and no more. Some
Of cur Assessors hxre construed the Internal
rReyenue1aw 60 as TO require a tax Of fifteen
dollars.
AUCTION SA1K.-We would call the atten-
;: sion of housekeepers to the sale Of linen
household goods, TO be sold by Wm. l. But-
= ter, T. Co., this morning, at 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom In Portland Block, corner Of
Washington and Dearborn streets. The stock
comprises large and full variety Of the most
desirable goods.
STREET RAILWAY 1Acc1pEsr.-Mrs. EdFnrd
:. A. Boax, the lady who vas thrown to the
ground By the premature starting Of car on
the Madison street railway, near the corner
xd Wells street, eome four weeks since, is
sttu lying in a precArious condition Her In.
urfes are internal, and from her constitution
susceptibility, may Jet prore fatal
DIED FROM laborer named
Michael Duggan, working yesterday in the
construction Of sewer along Michigan arc
1uc, near Twenty second street, died about
five o'clock p. m, from sun-stroke. He had
been but few days from Canada, where he
left LIS tami1y.
CONFIDENCE GANEs.-On Tueeday we allu-
ded to a poor fellow Who lost his several
years savings, ss70, through couple q
confidence operators on Monday. Yesterday
two others lost se5, and man from Dodge
county, Wis, who WIS on his way to st. Louis
to sec his sick son in the army hospital, lost
445-an he had except Il. L
: 4 QUAKER SERMoR.-Mr. Benjamin Hal-
Lowell, I'M approved minister Of the Society Of
Friends, formerly President Of Alexandria
University, aud later Astronomer Of the
Smithsonian Institute, preached sermon ut
Bryan Hall last evening, but the crowded con-
dition OF our columns prevents the pubuca-
ton Of even an absnncf,
Il HUSBAND LosT-Johu Kidd, with wife
and child, from Rock Island county, were
makipg arrangements to leave on the Michi.
gan Southern train last evening. Mrs. Mary
Kidd lost her husband, and ch1d somewhere
in the city, and afterwards lost $50 from her
poclee- The Kidds can get together BY In:
qni1itg at the Central Police Station.
LARCENY OF CIoTuna.-Elizs Fnrlong, q
young woman, was arrested on Monday, and
examined in the Police Court, on the charge
Of stealing two silk dresses auda silk bonnet,
belonging to Mrs; Antoinette Wherlock and
Mary Carney, No. 5 Van Buren, street. The
prisoner plead guilty, and vas held in bonds
OF $500 for her appearance at the Recorders
Court In default she was committed to jail.
FoRGERr.-Nelly Williams, young woman
nf bud nntecedents, was a1raigned At the Po-
4ice Court on Monday afternoon. on the charce
Of forgery. 1t is alleged that she come time
s!nce dressed herself in aale attire, went out
xo Blue 1slnnd and purchased horse, for
which che gave counterfeit money. The ex-
animation Of the facts In the case was post
;. poned for the purpose Of procuring Witness
r.. tie rr,souer being bela in the snm Of s4o
for further appearance,
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CHICAGO L,our 1HrAHTRI.-We would call
the attention Of our young men to this ell
cient military corps, under the command Of
Major J. n. De Witt. The muster roll now
contains about eighty names. but there is
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F, cru o. .ne company 1a's e'eplng, and per.
Eons desiring to join, are requested to meet