, 1872-11-23

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| Captain G. H. Hoyt, q. s.A-, Was quartered at
| the fremont yesterday.
Major Houghton, Of Gridley, H., Iliputan
| warrior, is at the Briggs House.
Bishop Whipple and daughter, OF Minnesota,
! we're at the fremont yesterday.
1Ir. William Cowan will read an interesting
paper before the Union Degree Temple this
evening.
Hon. Wm. r. Morrison vas in the city yester-
day, at the Gardner.
The St. Ansgorius Episcopal Society is about
to erect new brick church, 50x100 feet, at the
corner Of sedgwick and Fulton streets.
The organ recital tomorrow afternoon, will
be the best Of the series Of the Third Unitarian
Church, corner Of Latin and Monroe streets.
". Miller Lewis. Joseph Gould, Hiss Hastings
| and Mrs. John Ferne composed party from
New Zealand, at the Gardner, yesterday.
q. q. Beers, Esq, Of New York, somewhat
prominent in the Political history Of that city,
was at the fremont yesterday.
D. " Russell, Boston; Edward Reed. F. A.
Hutchinson and wife, st. Louis; Peter Hayden
| and wife, Pa., we're at the Gardner yesterday.
By particular request, Mrs. Z. B. Chandler
viii give one more parlor lecture to the LADIES' OF
o'clock, at No. e45 Michigan avenue. Ali In
terested are invited to attend
It is due to Mr. C. 3. Gardiner, the manager
Of the Academy Of Music, to say that he is not
interested in the masquerade ball to be given
there on Thursday night, further than that he
has rented the theatre after the evening per-
fo1mance.
The Lincoln Park Commissioners have COM
pleted arrangements for the construction of an
Ornamental stone building near the foot Of
Sophia street, inside the Park. It is expected
| that the building will be ready for use next
spring.
Chas S. Bradley, Washington, D. G.; II. B.
Graft, Colorado; T. ". Young, Quincy; T. P.
Jones. st. Louis; 4. 9. Meader, 6; R; Topliff,
Cincinnati T. ". Condel, New York E. B.
TucAsbury, Boston; John Q. Dye, Ohio, are at
the Briggs.
Superintendent Washburn went to Joliet yes
terday to stir up the contracting eaddler who is
manufacturing the belts for the police force.
Detective Sam Ellis presided at Headquarters
as usual to-day.
John Mccarthy, resident OF No. 48 Ohio
street, accidentally fell out Of his wagon at the
corner Of Dearborn and Huron streets, yesterday
afternoon, and was severely injured about the
head by one Of the wheels OF the vehicle rolling
over it.
Miss Sarah Smiley, the distinguished Quaker
ees preacher; will CONDUCT and address the La,
~4aG0S
Church, this afternoon: Her lessons and SER
mons are marked by q beautiful simplicity which
never fails to win and hold an audience.
J.W. Richards, Boston George Wolfe, Louis
vile Charles D. Atwood, Madison A. 7. Stout,
Fort Hill, Idaho Territory A. Walker, Phils-
Rock Island 4. +. Holis ohio; william E.
Hill, Worcester, Mass, are at the Sherman
House.
In the general assessment on the Methodist
Episcopal Conferences Of the United States for
money to aid in the missionary work OF the
Church, the Rock River Conference, embracing
Chicago and Northern Illinois, is asked for $780,
ono. The Chicago German Conference is called
upon for 5000.
James A. Davenport, Davenport, Iowa R. R.
Cable, Rock Island; ". G. Gunnisill, St. Louis;
A. s. Leslie, Mobile 6. ". Slavery, DesAfoines;
y. Holman, San francisco; E. q. Wilson,
Helena, Montana; J. 4. Carson, Iowa; E. NJ
The Sheriff was notified officially, yesterday,
of the communication Of the sentence Of Peri to
imprisonment for life. Peri is very happy at
the prospect of spending his remaining days at
Joliet, and laughs at everything said to him,
whether funny or not.
lady named Mrs. severns accidentally
slipped into 8 hole in the sidewalk on the east
approach to Eighteenth street bridge, at 10
o'clock yesterday forenoon, and severely injured
one Of her legs. She was assisted to her reai-
dence. No. q Bunker street, by policeman.
DR.. Newman, Chaplain OF the National House
Of Representatives, is about to visit some
friends in this city During his stay it is antic-
pated that he will deliver 8 lecture entitled
"Ftom Greenlands Icy Mountains" probably
in the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
There are so many men out OF employment
in this city that the Agent Of the Relief and Aid
Society has opened correspondence with parties
East, West North and South, in hopes Of being
able to secure work for those who are unable to
gain livelihood in Chicago.
The Sunday School Teachers meeting, usually
held in the rooms of the 7. II. c. A., will be
corner Of Ann aud West Washington streets.
Rev, E. r. Goodwin will lead, and deliver an ad-
dress on the subject, s. The Handwriting On the
Wall" Mr. Bliss will conduct the singing.
The Pacific Avenue Police Station and engine
house is rapidly approaching completion. As
phalt floors are being laid in the extremely low
located, and Captain Hickey expects to open his
unpopular boarding house there in the course
of q few days.
The river, from it's mouth to Wells street
bridge, was filed with thin floating ice yester-
day, The first of the season in that particular To-
ca1ity. To add to the Wintry prospect Of the
scene. two contemp1atiTe and melancholy sea-
gulls scared above the stream during the day,
and made several apparently Intellectual attempts
to catch probable fish.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock, yesterday forenoon.
fire was discoyered in the three-story marble,
front building No. 506 Michigan avenue, owned
and occupied by the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, II was extinguiahed with slight loss,
which is fully covered BY insurance. The origin
Of the fire is unknown. An alarm was sounded
from Box 43.
Horses are valuable animals, no doubt, AID
require special attention at present, but Ve