, 1863-12-30
THE CITY.


School Concert Of the Onion Park Bsptst church,
Will DC ne,d On Sew feaf's Ese IN me church 10
e1teo Oh inc corner ol LAKE anu snelao1 stteets.
good programme has been prepared u. r. hoot'e
cantata Of the "Ch1istian Graces" will be sung.
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Of this county, sent fifteen prisoners to the peni
ten1ta1y at Joliet yesterday morning, being the
lot convicted at the December term Of the Reeof-
ae1's tourt; the sentences OF mesa prisoners
amount IN Inc aggregate 10 1"ESTH-SHE TEARS.
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A.' @-N -e.. ~ S.at - VI s"tS
Of AfkaEsaa, mas oeen appointed Major OF 1ne I'd
AiAansss c1saAy' ~nca hAs ,eeenuy ooen ofshn-
iAee ~ 1n' sa4 e'N4%e4' W 1u"' es1''-
Fmsr observation-disclosures was a 1arce
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lSorrsT,-An inquest was held Yesterday
on the body of Moses Esmay. whose death rom
being run oyer by the Galeua Rallrood cars was
1cported IN the Tu1nrsE of YESTERDAY. The Yer.
dict returned was equivalent to accidental death
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CHRISTMAS GATuER1FG.-The Christmas
tree in the church Of st. Ansrar1us was lighted on
Monday evening and the usual presents we're made
10 the children. The rector, Rev. E. d. Tu.tle,
YVES presented with valuable pair of fur gloves
The gift Of the children
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OL1yET CuuRcH.-Rev. Alfred Eddy of
Bloomington, has entered upon his duties as pas
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coul1 nonee sauate, "ae'e Au"sn'a1'on 11ay oe
ob1alneo ae 70 inc advantages 10 DC oe.1seo from
enltsting IN the Tso. 4 lew more Good men WILL
oe re- {eeeaSeo 81 q +bo ,,o,ce ~ v,c,,sbn,
and reern5ts viii hsye ar op1prtnnitv Of learnnr
the dutiee Of colder before going into tho field
A WOMAN SHOOTS AT Her HUsBSD.-
Mrs. Tom Bond. 1t appears has for some time past
been greatly diepleased with her husband, Tom
Rond, owing to his unwarranted dcvotions to
another OF her SCI, whose character Was not
above suspicion. Yesterday noon the community
in the vicinity of Clark and Van Buren, streets
WIS considerably excited BY shooting affair
growing ont OF his alledged lnadality. Mrs. Bond
after come words passing between them, fred
pistol at her husband the bali striking the win-
Cow IN tne cofoer a9a Dafely missing MN a
st i Hans s,irsG ~ ~ st c
ofetd to settle ali the damace that bad been done.
Bond has family, and the case win probably be
thoroughly ventilated BY the proper authorities.
The <,ecora aco71sc7,o11-.x.,. <o,.
cerT. o~AA
A splendid audience was present last evening At
tho second concert of the Gottschalk. .BrignoN
troupe, at the top Of the st3lc. ycry enthusiastic
and peculiarly demonstratiye on the eaoorluo sys-
TEN which ia getting to be a nuisance. Patti
opened the concert with Dc Bc.;ot's Concerto.
well performed, but received rathcr coolly, Colts
chalk and Kunkel followed with the dndonte and
eche,zo from Mcndelssohn's symphony in A MI
nor, which were played admirably, especially the
latter movement. Cordier eang tho sweet little
air from Gottschalk's Berccuse in delicate grace
fnl and simple manner, which made it very effec-
tive, She has rare merit which many artists do
rot hare, q letting the music 60 on its inertia,
and not loading It with cxtenpore ornamentatlon
aud ridiculous flourish. And this was the secret
Of the charm with which Gottschaik's little cradle
air was invested. Gottschalk's rendering Of Sweet
Homo was one Of the features OF the evening.
The d'fcalt effect Of making the tnstru-
ment sing the air was done most bean
tifnl!y. Patti, upon his second appear
ance, played Vteustemps National souFenir, and
gained an encore to which he replied with the Car
n1sal o' M Venice, done very iaaFis' The concert