, 1864-03-03
Gbtfaqo Griblr11e.
THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1861
THE CITY.

NOTICE. TO SoLDrEEs.-Soldicrs on fnf'
lov-h with certificates Of disability, cannot procn
their pay in Chicago tl,cir descriptive rons
; out being mustered in at Government h'''
!. CHURCH DEp1cA11oN.-A chasen GILL -. ded,c..
Athena marble and costing near 600 VA -" a. ss+
ted in Lamont on "Wednesday tass a.. sea,est;ar,
Il, Ga1o was Eaieed on Tic oey :" S@S
u.a-.nnr-3ay Heacock. OF Lyons, Was
,.1 ~ the gum OF 81 yesterday, by Jus
4icre Brown and D'Wo1 upon inc caa.se o' mas"
tassfy, nrcfc.7rd 1y Mary chsdstnan. Of the same |
,crn' Mr.. 1Icacock gare the required bonds.
MrcuAS1cs' ISs11Tu1E.-Thc library Of |
this ASSOCIATION is now thing OF the past, for 1t
was scattered to the winds at sale at Buttcrs Auc-
tIon Rooms yesterday afternoon. Finding 1t I'M
possible TO dispose Of the collection in one lot thc
library divided and sold 10 several different pnr
chasess Tie aggregate amount Of these lots barely
reached SS00
CHAMBER oF CoN11EacE-The additional
subscriptions naaa yesterday to the building fund
OF tho new Chamber OF Commerce amounted to
$4,000. The 1noney needed is rapidly being
1aascd, and the new building viii coon be under
wny. The deferred election Of Secretary was held
yesterday, and resulted In the unanimous cloce Of
Colonel John F. Beatty the present efficient 6ecre-
tary Of the Board Of Trade.
IxQuKsT.-Coroncr Wagner held IN inquest
yesterday, on the body Of Mary Murphy, who via
found dead in a ham In the rear Of No. 81 South
Jefferson street. a. mentioned In the TRIBUNE ot
yesterday. a post sno7tem examination was made
by prs. Blake and Bartlett resulting in The finding
OF considerable quantity OF arsenic In the stom-
ach Of the deceased. Some Of Ibis deadly poison
wAsa1so found In the pocket Of her dEess- Tue
jury returned verdict that the deceased pofsoueI
he1Belf
1rL1xo1s STREET M1ss1oS.-Thc mecting
Inst night ut the Illinois ST. anaalon as oae afgscat
dnteTeat, and the earncst and solemn app .as Of
Rev. Measrs Chafpfot and Wyckoa, will aot We
trust4 soop be forgotten.
Tonight Mrs. Comstock, member Of the So
cicty Of friends, will be present and ndl,ess the
meeting. She has spent the last two years among
our sick md dying soldiers, minlsterin: TO their
sraute and caring foE their spiritual interests. All
are invited to attend,
MILITARY IETE111GESCE--Thifty.s seven
men belonging to Co. D. 44h Illinois, arrived ut the
Rest yesterday morning, from Fulton county
chtowtcre they have been enjoying their farioughe
The boys OF the Asd Illinois len Inst night foz
t4etf respective homes Throughout the Stnte where
they will spend the thirty days fnrlough.
About C5 men belonging to the 9th Wiseonsin,
arrived al the Soldlerr Rest yesterday morning and
took tho cars last evening Tor rtsbur. where they
will join the min body OF the regiment.
ILLINOIS CES1RAL RELIEF C1up.-Thc BE,
lief Club Of the Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY
waa established to aid the families Of employees O.
the road or themselves in caae Of Sickness accident
or misfortune Of nny Kind. The Relief Club has mort
than filed the most sanguine expectations Of 1T
odsinators In usefulness, efficiency and stability
The income Of the club Is derived from setting aedt
onehalf Of one per cent ot the earnings OF EN-
ployees. The receipts for tho year were 5s,35a.ta
and the expenditures s.. .a5. e. showing an excess
Of receipts oyer expenditure Of &463-aS. The Whol'
amount nov On haud and invested Is 81 .29s- -9a.
The whole number Of persons relieved during TIL
year was 9e6, OF whom sT were married men will
families, and 40 eingle.
REBUILDING OF CHRIST CHrHcH.-Th
members. Of the Episcopal Church on Twenty
fonrth stsoet, destroyed by fire On Monday night
are taking prompt measures fot building new ca
inoe- A meeting Was held at the Orphan Asylum
Last evening. and s., 400 were eubscribed-neari!
all Of 1t ts those living in the parish The socset
ts feeble one, aud the amount raised among IL
1ucmbezs speaks highly for their pubn
spirit and interest IN their church.
The house OF wornhip which the society propose
to erect will cost 81 COO The congregation ia large
though weak pecunfarily. A church ts much neede
In that part Of the city, and a0y assistance Ehic
our citizens may render, will be gratefully received
Until further notice the Rector, Rev. Charles
Cheney, viii hold services in the Calvary Ffesbyte
rian) Church, at 81 O'Clock each Sunday afseruoon
4 SHOOTING AFrRA9.-About fonr months
eince, Mre, Mccarthy who had the misfortune Il
bury two husbands, lived On the North Side, and a
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