, 1863-05-30

u A-3lNAG WAL ksAhC &'A8%N @A* e*AS A@--"6
Woman's Refuge" ZIG Third Avenue, this
lsaturday) ut 3p. m. The Board OF Managers
are requested to be present.
EXCURSION FROM KASKAKEE.-An e1cur-
Elm. ,undcr the auspices of the Methodist
Church at Kankakce, will be made to Chicago
next Tuesday from that place and vicinity, on
the Illinois Central Railroad Fare s. for the
round trip.
MAg1sKE.-Those who Ike good music and
good humor will not fail to attend the Mat
inee Of Arlington, Leon & Donnikcr's troupe
this afternoon The programme is capital
ono, treplete with d rich vein Of humor, and
pycrrunning with jolity and fun. Go carly.
MANUFACTURERS, AT7ESr1os.-A meeting
Of the Manufactures Association viii pe ncio
this evening, ut ~ o'clock, IN the Aercan-
lille Association rooms, when II is nopco
there will be full attendance. Manuf4ctu-
r,.rs from abroad, who may be in the city, are
Invited 10 be present. |
TIE STATE SAnHATH School CONTENTION. |
Don't forget that the State Sabbath School |
Convention Of Illinois meets at Jacksonville,
next Tuesday, June I'd. The St. Louis s. Chi |
cago and Great Western Railroads will re-
turn delegates free who hare paid full fare In |
going.
TEE RArE CAsE.-Fcrdinand Wolf, the
shoemaker who attempted to commita brutal
outrage on The person OF Mrs. Mech resid-
ing on Milwaukee avenue, Wednesday after.
noon, and which was reported in these col
ImDs, was yesterday held to bail for further
examination, next "Wednesday afternoon in
the sum Of $500.
ARRIVAL OF S1cK AND WoUNpEp SOLDIERS,
About two hundred soldiers, who have
been in hospitals in Kentucky aud Tennessee,
but are now convalesccnt, arrived In this city
On Thursday afternoon, and were sent to
Camp Douglas. This step was rendered ne
cessary, in order to make room there for the
sick aud wounded Of the late battles.
THE HIDE PARK uousE.-The excellent
hotel at Hyde Park is now provided with the
best Of accommodations for one hundred and
fifty guests, and trains will run from the Con
vcution tent every hour in the uay. Uudoubt-
ealy large number of the delegates will avail
themselves Of this opportunity to board iu an
elegant and quiet suburban retreat during
the turmoil Of Convention week.
TEE "BIAeK SwAS'' CoM1Se.-The onni-
present and cosmopolitan Col. Wood, the
most successful Mlcawber Of the day, has
turned up in Chicago, aud is at present stop.
ping at the fremont House, as agent for tho
famous cantatrice, Miss Greenfield, better
known us the t'Black Swan.'' Miss G. will
give two concerts next week at Bryan Hall,
the evenings to be named hereafter. She will
undoubtedly create furore.
NEW FRUIT AND VEGE7ABLEs-Wc notice
at the stand Of dealers, liberal supplies Of
pine apples, lemons, oranges, bananas, French
chestnuts, gooseberries, green peas, and GU
cumbers. The last named four articles are
brought from Coyington, Ky. StraHberrie:
are abundant at Is 10 20 cents per quart. By
the way, some OF the dealers Ore retailing
fruit by wine measure, which is 4 swindle thE
public should not tamcly submit to, Thers
are those who sell hy the legal dry measure
and They arc tue ones to patroHize.
THE FLOWER QrEES.-This beautiful oper
eta will be produced again ut Bryan Hall OF
Monday evening, under the superintendent
Of Mr.. Dye. Every arrangement has beer
madc 10 render the musical part OF the con
cert an entire success. Miss Carrie Mcintyre
being unable to sing, Miss Dean has con
Eentedto take the part Of the Sunfower, ani
Of course it will be done most cxcellcntly
At the close Of the music there will be socia
party and dance, which will be one Of th'
most pleasant festivities Of the season. Ate
persons home. From present indications III
rush will be immense.
HELr FOR poLASp-We are sorry to fin
that Mr.. Grogowski, the Polish gentleman
whose behalf We made IN appeal to our reat
crs some time ago, for funds to enable him
return to his country to help her to fight Il
her liberty, is still amongst us, aud that tt
small sum Of money which he requires hs
not yet been raised. Those OF our citizen
who care for Poland, will do good ser7ic
By sending contributions to the Sherman G
fremont House, and thus save Grogowsl
from personal canvass, as it cannot be e1
pected that he should know who amongst Oh
citizens are benerolently inclined, or not.
Is nobler to give than to receive, In such
cause. and VIC hope that all who can afford
will help Grogoweki without delay.
SUFFER- TO TEE SOLDIERS AT CANT Dor,
1As-On Wednesday afternoon, the 81:
inst, the entire garrison at Camp Dougla
composed Of Companies F and II, G5th III
and detachment OF Co. G, 9th ILL.,, togeth'
With the sick in hospital, Of the various Cor
panies aud detachments, we're nade the reel
icnts Of most bountiful repast, made up
substantial meats and dainty luxuries, In gre
profusion, at the hands Of the fair and patriot
ladies Of the First Baptist Church in this cit
Stirring speeches and songs enliycncd Il
occasion, which Was altogether one Of 1nu'
good cheer and long to be remembered By Il
participants. All thanks and the best wish
Of tho soldier boys, will evcs attend the
kind-leartcd and painstaking patriotic ladle
The officers Of the command wish also to te
der their especial thanks.
WIFE DEATNG.-Tlc inhuman and dcte<
able crime Of wife beating seems to be on Il
increase alarmingly. Within the past Il
days We have chronic1cd several cases Whe
the most savage cruelty was inflicted up
women by brutes who should be strung up
. lamp post. As the Law is at present cons
tuted, however, 1nc and Imprisonment in t
Bridcwcll is the only punishment that can
inflicted, md with the merciful and learn
justices who preside over the Police Cou
there is little danger Of any wife beater c,
being much damaged BY them. Ycsterd'
another instance came before the court. Jan
Nelson, residing at No. s Sherman street, y
tried for shamcfully abusing his "
and ta1nily. Yesterday he pounded I
former 80 severely that physician had to
called to her aid. She was bruised bal
shout The head, and the fellow had chok
her until she WAS unable to articulate.
bad also cut her hand with knife a nci:
Dor, who attempted 10 interfere, to saye t
woman's life, was also attacked with kni
Judge Mcdonnell fined the brute SO d
costs.
REs1GSAT1oN OF REV. r. ". HENRY, Fc
MERir or THIS C1rr.-A meeting of the m
members Of the Scotch Presbyterian Cuur'
18th street, New York, over which Rev. r.
Henry. formerly pastor Of the South rres'
tetian Church Of this city, presidcs, was h
on Wednesday last. At that meeting r
Dr.. Henry presented communication. q
Ing the Society to unite with him in p
ton 10 the Second PIesbytery OF New Yo