, 1864-04-25
TRINITY CHURCH,

At McVicker'e Theater. on Saturday, two Shaks-
| perian p!ays Wcre ntlodncedIRomeo and Juliet,
srcnlng. Both performances were we. attended
TRINITY CHURCH. >
Institution Of Rev. G. D. Gnmmlns- -Conseera-
tlon Of the Church. :.
On Sunday morning of last week (Apr,l H. Rev
G. D. cunmins, D. D.. was duly Installed Rector
OF Trinity Church. Chicago. according to the rites
| ofthe Protestant Episcopal Church. The ceremony
WEE very Interesting one, md was attended by
IN immense congregation. At the opening of the
morning service. DR.. cummins, attended by Lau1in
F. Billiard and James C. Fargo, took his place out
l. side the chhncel railing. The. order Of morning
service was read By Rev. Charles Edward Cheney,
Rector Of Christ Church, and morning prayers by
Rev. Mr.: Benedict.
Bishop Whitehouse then came forward, and in
form granted license and authority to Dr. CummIns
to perform the Office of Rector Of Trinity Church,
with al the privileges which his Office confets and
eDjolning upon him faithfully to feed that portion
Of the flock OF Christ which had thus become tnte-
reeted In him. Laurin F. Hl1liard. Senior Warden
Of Trinity Church, then presented the keys Of the
church to Dr.. Cummins. and eaId:
In the name and behalf Of Trinity Church. do
mipe, t7iest and Rector Of the same, and In token
thereof, give unto your hands the keys of this
Dr.. Cummins responded In the usuul form a. laid
'Ai1er Prayer, hi. cnmmins went inside Of the
and gh be sb
Common Paayer. &C., and after otLer formula, as
laid down n the Prayer Book, Ds. t:ammins
sponEibtiues and Obligations Of Pnest and people,
CONSIDERATION OF, TRINITY CHURCH.
Although Trinity Church has been occupied as 4
houEe Of Worship by shs Society 70. some time,
s III II hsds dee5 p1oSs s
conservation under snch circumstances, Trinity
Church vas no, formally conseelated until yestef-
ioimsiity ha1ine been entirely removed. Noswith.
standing the inauspicions cedition OF the weather
laree congregation gathssd t. witness the IN
the Episcopal service is miar to III and need not
pstsd IN BY , n!.s clsEgJmsn. Among
the opening morning service, Rev. Nj. stons, the
Assistant Rector, who read the lesaons; Rev.
cha1les Eoward Cheney, Of Christ Church, who
Rev NJ. vsn Dn.en, Rey. Mr.. sehenek. Of iEa Emsna.
el Church, baltimore, &C.. AT the cloae Of the
made m eloquent appeal to the congregation. now
TINT the church edldce is paid for, to Contribute
m sun efficient to purchase ReetoEy tor the bone
1ne rs.t95 TO sT NJ schensk followed Dr.
ton With mach force. He raid that Cod lad sent
them Rector wholly acceptable TO their hearts and
mf,nas end i Tss nd asis :hond 6s
have home where he could dispense hospitality to
his lock to ha clerical brethren AID chaflty to the
9seE o1 hsm sna ss%
the fuld1mcpt Of this work.
st IN nn1taaa Msni M. Inc 3eeiasnee ,o OF asne1a a
the amount $4,000, shall BE- ralsed-and there
properly ei Sc % purchased s foi the ' object. Nors
than bali the amount, We hear, has already been
4 sermon followed, preached By Rev. Noah Hunt
schenck, ot Emanuel Church. b tonnze. His te1t
wan from 4th Chapter st. Matthew, part OF 7th
verse: "At that time Jesus began to preach
A scnuE NJ. Delight, commonly
known rs Tony Delight, " was azrestedFon Sat-
urday and brought before United States Commits.
sioner HoYne, charged with nntawlnlly opening a
letter addressed to 3 girl named Nehc, and
who appears to be possessed Of great personal
SIGHT Of by her friendf who have been in the most
intense etate OF anxiety about her. Some Gus
plsion appears 10 have. existed in the
sbe was eccreted In some part Of the 1 e1ty
~ smiles Of the eminent barber and 4 gen
tleman OF the burnt cork persuasion. In order to
test this fact letter ia said 70 have been written
to Nellie BY her eistet eneasing her to return TO
her h9me: The letter Eas taken t9 the post oilce
BY detective officer, and two gentlemen who we're
acquainted With the handwriting OF the letter were
set to watch the pest Office Shortly after the let:
Pc s ". sss
Arlington. Tie contents appeared to sIrord both
mediste!9 ebtaine;, and IN The course Of half an
hour Delight was =1reRted. Before the Comulalon-
er the aeeased requested that az i9sestisatton Of
the case might stand over until Monday, which WIS
acceded to upon hls furnishing substantial bail for
1850.
The punishment preecibed for the offence with
which the defendant is charged Is u nne not ex-
ceeding $500 and imprisonment not exceeding
twelve months. Immediately upon leaving the
Iii one Joseph Goodrich, b1othe1inlsW Ter Of Miss
Farneworth'f, and lii. Arlington who was with
him, WAS arrested for open adultery with one Miss
Both parties were taken before Justice and held
to bail in the Of $500 for their appearance Ar
| lngton before Jnatce Brown At O'Clock on Tues
day, and Delight before Justice DeWoH at the
ea1ne hour On Thurfdsy.
SERIOUS D1sAsrza--An unfortunate occurrence
| has happened in connection with the erection Of
the beautiful ediaee for the First Uni-
tartan Church, on the corner OF Wabash
avenue and Hubbard Courts, It Is moth
Ing less than the settling OF the walls or the
building to that extent that they will have to be
taken down TO prevent the fall Of the entire gtruc
se It e Il 70 esae Dsfa
erection Of all large buildings In this city. which in
this case appears to hare bcsn overlooked that in
npon the blue clay which underiiea Tie soil and tha
stratum Of sand directly beneath. Whenever this
fact is Remembered and the foundations p1aced In
Stance ofeetting known. Qaieksand viii not eaa-
tain heavy burdens, and builders should remember
dtnre sauai te oaethla q H. 90 oricpai sstimeted
cost Of the building.
HEAvr JEwuR1 BUSINESS. Perhaps In no
department OF trade is the financial prosperity of
the community sooner eviueed than the demand
| for 1avtsh expenditure In diamonds and e1pen-
sive jewelry and plate. This branch Of trade has
| more tban quadrupled In Chicago during the last
three yea1s. and under the leadership Of Messrs.
Giles, Bro. Co., wh2 hase store here in connec-
ton with q wholesaIing establishment in New
Yerk, and manufactory ii Switzerland, has become
equal to that Q! New Orleans tthe Paris OF fAmeri-
eress sZs Rs,e eo IN It
Gi!es. Bro. Co., fadne al thaiF large room On
play Or their immense stock Of dlainonds gold and
silver plate, hare htted mp the second floor for
clocks. and the wholcsalEng department.
MASS MEETING OF wonk1sa MEs.-A call has
been Issued signed by the Presidents othe various
trades associations in this city, for great mass
meeting Of working men, for the purpose Of orsau-
izipC General Trades Union to protect themselves
against the aggression OF capital. Working men
have perfect right to meet md orranlze tor that
orany other purpose not illegal, but we doubt
much ii any good win result from soch q move
ment. 1ndependeat Of the great appreciation Of
| prices which would follow general advance in
| wages, and the consequent fact that workmep
would be no better of than NOW, It Is we'll to re-
member that numerous Similar attempts elsewhere
have uniformly proved unsuccessful, and generally
| injurious to all concerned,
CoCSTEnFE1Te.-counte dves On the bnuk Of
Tfumnnsbnrg, New York, arc in circulation in this
city. They have herd Of cattle in the upper left
hand corner and farmers loading hay In the right
lower. In the other corners, with large red bur
der on the left and middle. The bill Il very well
executed and Is well calculated to deceive. The
Superintendent Of Police wishes that parties who
| may have had these bills passed on them W1u fe-
port At the Central 6tauon.
RrconDER's Coun7.-The jurors summoned for
the next term Of the Recorders Court, commencing
on Monday, May I'd, are as follows, VIZ:
White Michael Ready, Herman Glcsc, John John
son, EdEard Rasrett, Francis @. Shanly, Conrad
EIet, Patrick Mortell, j, D. Marshall Michael
Keely, Henry Meyer, John F. Eiterman, Christian
Beck, Philip skner, VIM. Atkins, Geo. ". Briggs,
Martin Casey, James Y. Cobb, Fred Becker, s.
M. Lambin, My1on D. Downs.
ConREcr1os.-The gentleman admitted as men,
Der Of the Chicago Medical Association at its last
meeting was P. s. Macdonald, N. D.-not McDon-
nell, % reported.
ADJUSTMENTS.