, 1864-11-17

Homo Opera at mCFtCkeFs9.
The Chicago Musical Union has before and oiten
laid our music lovers under obligation for enter
tainments Of the first class in excellence, whose
enjoyment was advanced by the facs that the art
lists were from our own community. Among these
past OCCASIONS Of the kind Is the wcll-remembered
opcra Of p" Peter the Great at Saardam'' or "The
Car and Carpenter'w Was brought ont by the
Musical Uuen LAST gear at Bryan Hail. with law
iEhncss and hbcral1ty Of preparation that gave cx
cellent results. The large audiences who. for sew
eral nights welcomed representation, will attest to
the skill of its management and the SUCCESS which
Wse ils reward. The Musical Union at their meet
ins Inst evening, unanimously decided to bring
H. he1 M
They have made = wise decision also tn locality,
and arailed themselves Of the formal ndtuncts and
ior u o ne rhis n IL
every way to the success Of the nfaIf, giving tho
~ s gaP n
dertaSins Last ysas: p ISis lovers ali il appreciate
the 6~esR IL and s
hastily improyised scenery. Without tnnchi.:::
upon the Question Of .ssa Incater, the opera has
won solia and widening place in public fayor as
md cn1ture. The Chicago Musical Union deserve
well Of our citizens and their opera at McVicker's
Theatre will, az IT shou1d do, draw full houses. 1t
Musical Union On solid and permanent basis, and
opening anspiciously for them their share in the
concert season now Just commencing Tuesday
Carpenier'' at McvIckcr's.
RESOLUTIONS or REspEcT.-At meeting Of the
Athennum Society, Of the!University Of Chicago,
called for the purpose Of passing resolutions In re-
gard to the death Of one Of Its members, Henry r.
Tucker, a Committee Wus appointed, who present.
ed the following, which we're unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, In the mysterious workings Of an all.
wiee Providence, to whose decree we cannot hut
with moutnful hearts snbmi1 it hath been seen 1T
TO remove from our midst our fellow student aud
Reso,r<d, That In the decease Of our fellow stu
dent and brother We hare lost faithful and hon
orcd member, than whom no onewas higher In
ior abilities C commanded ous lespeet lis eeaIe-
manly department and 0bfiging disposition our
esteem, and By his amiabiliY, Kindness aud vir-
tues he won on1 love. While we mourn his loss
and dcprccate the sna accident which deprived
him Of his life, We will fondly cherish his mem-
ory and emulate the bright example, which he has
Retolssd, That ne tender the bercayed family Of
the deceased our sincere sympathy in their great
Ietoleed, That rs a mark OF the respcc. In which
the deceased vas held we attend IN body the
Reso.sed, That We wear tho usual badge Of
mourning thirty days-
Tho remains were Inferred yesterday; the body
was followed to tho grave by circle OF friends ar
the family, and by the Professors and students Of
the University in body.
RE1101ous 1SrE111aEHcE,-It will give very
general satisfaction to know that Rev. H. D. Kitch-
el, D. D., Of Detroit, has accepted the unanimous
call to the pastorate Of Plymouth Congregational
Church in this city, and entera upon his labors on
Thanksgiving day, The accession to the pulpit
&n1o %nf$ nj ia
one, and not alone to the religious society with
whose interests and advancement It obviously has
most to do, but to The denomination among whom
DR.. Ktchel has ranked as one Of It's most eloquent
the enterprise Plymouth has undertaken, and will
commence IN material shape another season, the
erection Of h1st-c1ass, commodtous house Of wor-
chased some months since. The advent Of their
new pastor will give fresh Impetus to the move
uent, and Insure Its success.
Tows oFT1cEns-Souru Cu1cAao.-The thanks
Of the TRIBUNE are due to 1saae r. Paaun, Town
Clerk OF South Chicago, for the following returns
Of votes for town officers In South Chicago, WIN
the Clerks Of other towns In the country remem-
Der us similarly:
All. .csdman a;a Il. 6. Ma oa,nn I'LL Ill
Clerk. .1heo Frecse.47 !Chas Goete. Ills
eosssai sHeh eh sa,
WARD SUPERVISORS.
% ist. J.c.kniepetbocker % 1868 G. Bs =. Byra 7as
sd.-9. G: Blake .lol1 S.N.F1eshman $50
Sd &C. q. Wicker. .1C66 J.P. Campbell 9g7
4th -EOllnnsbee. oil r. Il Cpuntisa SEA
6th....- James ", Jacobs independently. Oh
NORTHWESTERN FEMALE COLLEGE, SANITARY
FA1n.-The young ladies' Of the Northwestern Fe--
male College tender their most hearty thanks to
the donors Of the following contributions:
]. Y. Farwell, cash, 80; ". B. Keen. photo
graphic album, Is; Dunlop. Sewel & Spanlding,
81; L. w. Gi1christ, sewing machine, $a0; j, ~.
Middleton, fancy articles, S4-60; E. Ely cash, s.;
n. Nob1eMan, gcntIeuen's crayats, $G.T5; Mrs. A.
kiddcr, photographs, $50; G. B. O1yts, ladfes'
collars, 81; q. II. Higgins, music, SIS; DeGraff 4
Poole tuit boys clothes, FL; T. o. Baxter, cash,
S; Rcinbold & Magnus, knircs and forks, $50; 4
nooke, box OF soap, q; Editor Of CHICAGO TRt- |
EuSE, cash, Is; smaller contributions, less than
"a each, amounting In all to $a6D.
The United States Express Company hare kindly !
offered to forward any packages free OF charge. |
An5th'ng directed 10 the Sanitary Fair at Evans |
ion. eeDt 10 this Company, will be forwarded I'M |
Enediately, and duly acknowledged
c. G. R. BoRcasES1us, Pres.
e. A. DECoSDEEs, Sec.
Eenfnn Brotherhood. |
OFFICE oE PROVOST MARSHAL, Nov. Is, 1854
Mr. Atchael Scanlan: have the honor to say
that The arms surrendered into my custody On the 1
It'll Inst and since held subject to my orders, are
hrr1ySffh vnf In la A. raeh{vod t.