, 1864-05-31

sEH6tsE1Ea9SE7ISRss
moved IN adjournment, which WAS inc ,ntiuent'y
enEr1ed, and the light Of the Common Council ol
the casy ol chicago went ont In darkness.
Court Record.
ueI GRcT1T eounr Cook couNrt.-B5ors W1'.
| Nl-Roma!n vs. Wright Time to file bn Of ex.
| ceRL.o1s inIther extGnded ten days.
70 plead to amended count, and to rejoin repiles-
tton q Thursday morning.
6i7-Eybarges Us Oswald Motion f1r new tla'
Withdrawn, and Judgment entered upon the YER
uss5sat sshaT9g aEs7ss e Wright Motion to Sc: aside
,s%cavannang9 Ct e ys Powell et al Time to
,aea.,FFay ct al " Bnswell ct al. Judgment for
c1Ist M@.suleas = :. Van Blaricum. Default and
sSa. Follansbee - TshrtDg. Motion for new
tf1al oyeITuled, &c.
-. Esk vs Mitchell. Judgment confessed In
n s;e: Hells1nan ys the Chicago snd Milwaukee
Eallroad r. company. Continued.
$ss Alien ct al Va Rood ct nj. Set for hearing
Friday morning.
ase. Mercer Ct al VS. Mecann ct al: Same order.
~ ~: H. bgsow ct a rs Baleom ct al Set for hear
4ao. Rollinger ve Rolineer. Rnle on defendant
to chow cause By Friday morning why he sa3uld
not be attached ior contempt, &C.
a6o. Wiley ys Wiley. Decree entered,
The Musical Instrument business.
We clip ths following from one Of our Boston
exchanges:
Notwithstanding some depression in few
branches OF business enterpriee consequent upon
the prevailing war and itA ncceeaa1y accomp1n1-
ment Of financial dIsturbance, most, II not nll es-
tablished tnduEtr trial enterprises contnne to -four
tina 111v< ytHEr3a
manniactures prime necessity, but even Of art
For example, one would suppose that musical
tour yenTs since; this may be tFue perhaps OF the
productions Of Young firms who have yet 10 mike
reputation and form widely extended hq1nbss
supplied the Southern Market Bat, we runder-
stand, that musical instrument makers OF aekno NJ
sg'sav sSag'Sda fS5sslense enjoy today as ste .dy and
naeaMny a o1slnefs M ns before the wsr. Let Us take
IL February, ISL. Msssrs. s. D. & h. ". Smith
comm commenced manntaetuFine Reed Organs and Melo
raes as ,Se msls q ehs4 nyru
kown to Tie public and
they moved to their present location, where they
hare remained eight years, and oov4:in,sa aHd
send to their correspondents between io!ty and
fifty orgaDa week. Orders continuing T. come
for more instruments than they conld possibly
make, they purchased an ellcible site on fremont
street, opposite Waitham street, and nre now
which they aze TO occupy By the tsr Of August
where all ths various operations connected with
the ans VII Rs Te
week. Only practical manufacturers can appre-
c'ate the annoyance, delay and increased expense
parts q tho same Instrument In different places,
which difacul , will be entirely obviated By the
convenlences introduced IN this new msuuiactory.
offer from responsible partes to buy thsir lot on on
fremont street, at cost with Interest, pay in full
the contractors on the building. and, In addition,
but they decided sh,t even that large amount would
not remuuerute them for The Interruption 70 their
busineas anu delay to filling ORDERS which wonld
necessarily follow their acceptance Of the otter.
". ". Kimbal, 142 Lake street, Chicago, Ill.,
Is tho wholesale agent for the Northwest.
St. Ansgar1us Church.
The causes Of diseord in connection with this
church have not entirely ccnRca with the removal
Of Rev Mr.. Tutt'c from tho Parsonage and the Sc.
labors City Missionary for the Protest Int Epis-
copal Churches In this city. The Scsndnaviaus,
with the exception OF very small nunber, contiu
euaEc In the afternoon Of each Sunday, while Mr..
futile held the church and Parsonage under lease;
this being done sometncs by lay reading, and
more laltctly through Rav. Mr. Bredberg, their
pastor; hut since the removal Of Mr. Tnitle this
privilege has been denied them, md for two Sun-
days past they have found the doors OF the church
closed against their interests Three or four Nor
wcslan gentleman, supposed TO be dissatisfied with
the carrying ont Of the original design Of the found
'ers ot the society have continued to retain the
church, very much 10 tie dissatisfaction of the
major part Of the members, who, being thus do
p1tved OF place Of Worship nslst that the police
opFhs n9f 70 be le sGs1oaDs the poPsy
are understood 10 have given very unwasra1tahle
version Of an occurrence at the Parsonage, which
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