, 1864-07-11
THE CITY.

hnvcd with thtfr usual gal1antty, resulting in
their usual SUCCESS.
THE CITY.
GLAZE STHEEr BK1DaE.-Contrnty TO general
expectation the rcp1anking Of this bridge was
completed yesterday, and teams are now crossing,
PERSONAL general james Il. Lsne. Uuited
States Senator for kansss. is now in the city. BE
If staying at the fremont House, but leaves this
Sunday evening for ST. Louis.
STREET CAn AocmknT.-Ons Saturday afternoon
Randolph street car ran INTO two horse wagon
WHEN near Franklin. The wagon Was overturned
and thrown eoIne feet from the ecene Of collision.
while the car was hurled from the track.
BAIL ys. c. l. r. I. r. R-Thc action OF Vim. T.
Dall vs. The Chicago and Rock leland Railroad
Company reported IN the TRIBUNE OF Tbu1sdsy
csme to termination on Saturday evening The
jury returned verdict for the pialnu6 OF $1,000.
1AEeEHT.-Lottie MeAndrews, woman of th
town. ~as charged yesterday, before Justice Mil
ler, with haEiug stolen two chemieea, three
dresses, two sk1xts, and other apparel, from
George Irish, off Cleayeryflle The case WAS
s11ons one, and she VAS held In the cum Of $500.
TIE Poou.-Major Harding, the county agent,
reports over three hundred inmstes Of the Poor
House at Jefferson. THIS is about onethird more
than the usual Lumber Of occupants, and mauy OF
them are totally unfit for labor. The majority Of
beneaciaries are adults and their general health Is
very good.
DRowEEp.-Yes.erday morning Coroner Wagner
held an inquest on the body Of boy named
Daniel AcAdans, eight years Of age, eon Of Capt.
McAdhms, Of the vessel Vermont, lying in the
HfNnrh md 5n,1 m
little fellow fell overheard, md IN lass than ten
minutes whs taten out, but life was extinct The
Jury gave verdict Of accidental drowning.
AH11SAL-Thirteen men belonging to the 9TH
regiment Of the Reserve Corps arrived at the Rest
On Saturday evening, in charge OF Sergeant S. B.
lanyard They are returning from Joharon'z Isl
ard where they have taken thlrty-sir rebel Off
cers, captured In the southwest. They leave for
Rock Island this evening.
Co111s1os.-Abnut Elk O'Clock. on Saturday
evening hack became jammed between MadI-
son street car, and car coming round the corner
OF Halsted street. The reeult of the impact Was a
general "emazh np"-the hack become COM
pressed into about hall its usual compass, While
the CARS were thrown into the guttcr, and the pas
scngeEs eomewhat shaken and bruised,
"Nos1yA11os soxa"-This IL the title Of d new
song Just Issued by Il. H. Higgins, No. III Ran
dolph street and written On the event ofthe renom-
iDation of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency. It
IL destined to be tie song Of the day II is very
appropriate production, both to the idea and to
the times; The authoE-J. E Haynes-has con
ferred benefit on the musical world In giving
forth this sparkle from bis gen1ns.
DEsERT1oS.-John AcGllv.sy, Christopher For.
rest md Michael Toomey we're. On Thursday even
Ing, chnlEed before United States Commissioner
uoyne with detert3on from the propeller Empire
Stare, of the Chicago and Ogdensourg line. The
evidence showed that the defendants were culpa-
BILE, and they were temporarily committed to jall
to be placed on board the propeller yesterday,
which Was done.
Dord1as MONUMENT Assoe1ATHoH.- -Pozsuant
to Adjournment, the Board OF T.usteeA will meet
at Parlor No. 10, Sherman House, on Tuesday
afternoon next, July u, ut ~ o'clock Il Is ex.
pccted that every member Of the Boar in the city,
and thoee reading tn other places who can attend
will promptly be present at this meeting a. bust.
nese Of e!ecial Importance will be transacted. BY
REEp'e TExr1E OF MUeIo.-Ar Reed's triple
Piano Waferoomt, 10 McCormick's marble build
Ing, On the corner OF Dearborn and Randoypb
streets, have been visited within the past two
weeks BY many hundreds Of visitors, to zee the
great national painting still on exhibition there
"Naehinstoa Irving and his friends at Sunny-
side" This has given come OF thess visitors occa.
sion to notice. for the first time, the extent Of Mr.
Reeds tustness, the pianos being piled Two deep"
In the west room, to mcst the temporary added de.
maid on epacc. The magnificent ChicSerius
Grand Piano, the admired OF all amateurs and con-
noieseuEs. for the last two or three weeks, was
the North Side. It. viii be apeedi-
ce1ed aoSe time sinea By Recd am1F
purpose to meet every taste and purse In pianos,
and this be is able to do from the mnautac.uttes or
half score OF more OF the best Boston and New
TG he ss gsnd plano 1t
tloDs with tweet toned instrument at far less
money. Ana his we'll stocked shelves Of musical
literature can give you the best copyrights Of the
pnhlithtse.
ME7rA1 LIE lEa. Cove notice that the Mu-
tnal Life Inaurance Company Of Wisconsin, Is
about TO extend its business. taking an Office on
Clark street, near Lake This oflce-the only
Life In the Northwest, and one Of the most sue
cetsful in the Union-hss established Itself On the
mutual principle, with periodical division OF prof
Its. In hi1 years the receipts hayt Increased IRON
slsess 50, 70 s1i 5so7 and The nun Der q poll
restmcnts being made only on real estate at safe
margins.
seuAw GROVE SoLnHns' Am Soc1ErF.-The
LADIES' Of Squaw Grore, Illinois, hare recently or.
eanized so1dierz' Aid Society, and have worked
| for the sick and wounded in the armies Of the
| country with degree Of devotion rarely equaled
In the history Of similar organizations. During
tic month Of June, the Society Forwarded to the
| Chicneo Sanitary Commission, = box OF goods
valued at S142G5. This contribution and all con-
tthutions OF Ike naturc are taken in Charge BY
portion OF the field where they are most needed.
Not IN article Is wasted or msssppropdated.
HnDErHAND "a. 1nL-ANoTHER SUIT OF TEE
CAnrET.-Arisfn. out of the notorious seduction
snit Of Miss Phlomene Hudebrnnd vs. William
LII. is action for trespass on tue case which
wae commenced on Saturday by the father Of the
plsintin against the alleged sedncer blr. Hdde-
brand CHARGES that he has sustafned damages TO
the time IT $s3-0Gn, and brings sult accordingly
Only prrcfpa has been nled, and consequently
the etst OF the new proceeding has nor appeared.
Tbe arguments Upop the motion to rel aside the
awnd Of the arbitrators In the deduction case arc
expected to te heard By Judge Williams on Non
HEAI1'e eYATEs-Gove,nor Yates, Dick Yates
Of Illinois, has nAnc to live In the annals OF the
West, and s,ready household word in every loyal
home in the Prarie stnte Faithful to his t1urt1
Jealous and earnest In behalf Of our holy cause,
h1s record ie scored BY integers that regiments
OF boys in blue. The fame ol our State abroad
stande to-day hfrher through his services.
ueal5s p1otrait Of our noble Governor: is all
e hs sosR 81 the We
this portrait ependidly engraved oy Sarony, Major
Knapp Of New York, and are now ready to III
orders addressed to Bodm1n s. Co.. Box $50, Chi
cauyassers throughout The Suite. 1t deserves 4
plaeetin every home In Illinois where loyalty is
loved and IT. deeds houored.
4 VAGRAHT.-A suspicious looking fellow, call.
ing himself Eugene sullivnn, was yesterday ar-
rested by Officer Kelly, and tried ut the morning
session Of the Police Court, 4 charge OF yagran-
cy. BE was m idle, drinking fellow, guIltless OF
any honest employment being what is commonly
was to make the acquaintance or come "sreeny,'
who had money, treat him literally to dfueTcd
whisky, and when insensible snd beyond the pow
er Of recognizing the thief, to relieve him Of his
money and leave him in some vacant lot, or lying
helpless upon The sidewalk. He has long been
eeen following this prufes lou but for the reason
stated he could not be sufficiently identified 10 &C.
cure his conviction. Hence his arrest On charge
Of ysgrancy and fine Of $50
TEE BAKRoN SUIT DEcDED.-The case Of VIII
Liam Barron q. The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany, was concluded in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday, an1 resulted In verdict for Ar.
Barron OF $a,75o.
The plaintiff is the father and executor OF VIM
T. Barron, late Judge If the County Court, whose
painfully unttmely death from the railroad collision
near Hyde Park IN Jauuary, 1869, is remembered
with horror and regret.
The sult wss brought to recover damages from
the proaress OF the trial. which lasted three DAYS,
many interesting points were presented by the
council. CLARK, Cornell and Morton for plaintiff;
McA1ltster, JeWett and jackson for defendant.
"TRounLE II HldH LHE.''-We have received
communication In reference to q letter which
appeared in the TmBuSE Of Saturday under the
above heading. making inquiry IA tn the authnr.