, 1872-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS CITY ITEMS.

R,B Patterson, New York; ". J. Crowley,
Randolph, Mass. and @. Schmidt, Quincy, H.,
we're at the Liberal Headquarters, yesterday.
A1r. Samuel Policy. Cashier Of the Board OF
Public Works, and family, returned, yesterday,
to Chicago, after three months trip in Eu-
ropo.
Liberal meetings will be hold this evening as
follows: Sixth Ward Executive, Conmltteo,
ieps p fGs Ha No. 8e9 Sortl clark street speaiers
j. '. LcAIoync, =; E. Hamilton, +. A. Hoh~
man, Jr., ". c. Mcclure.
The police have recei7ed orders to shut off the
noise Of the rival 'bus-stGrters On Wabash ave
nue. at the corner of Twenty-second street, and
put an additional check on the evening bowls OF
'bus-drivers pursuing their amiablo rivalry down
the avenue after dark. It WAS time.
The Relief Employment Bureau having filed
all bnck orders, solicits patronage from employ
ers. From the great variety Of work1nen daily
applying ut the Office, all orders can now be filled
with despatch and satisfaction.
At an auction sale Of property in the Lake
street and Central Park Subdivision, between
Lake and Fulton streets, just west Of Central
Park: on Monday last, BY Ellison d Foster, the
entire tract Of thirty-nine lots we're bid of for
the total amount Of 341 ,441.60.
Tho Board Of Police Commissioners, at their
meeting yesterday afternoon. adopted the SAM
| p1e Of Uniform cloth exhibited by J. Y. Farwell
| l. Co., end appointed the following special
| policemen, ut the request Of Measrs. Price &
| Cook Ansel B. Cook, Lawrentine n. Howell,
and William E. How ell.
| A Liberal outdoor mass meeting Of the citi-
zene Of the Tenth Ward will be held this even-
| ing on the Scar1mou School 1ot On Madison
street Hon. Thos J. Turner ind other prom
| inent speakers g7ill address the meeting. Good
music will be in attendance.
The cornerstone Of the safe monument to be
erected in Central Park will be laid to-day with
| Masonic ceremonies. The Masonic procession
will form 1T the Temple, on the corner Of Ran
dolph and Halsted streets, at 9 o'clock in the
| forenoon and will march thence to Kinzie street
| depot, where special trains will be in readiness
to convoy them to the park.
A telegram from Aurora notifying the police
| authorities that a man named Wallace Edison had
| decauiped from that place with a valuable horse
alleged thief g arrest III this city on Monday
evening, and to the recovery Of the property.
Detective Charles Perry did the job. Edison
IVES taken back to Aurora by Sheriff Fish, yes
te<day morning.
Paul Peters, a ewindling gambler and general
dead-beat, was arrested yesterday afternoon On
a warrant sworn out by Nellie CASTILLO, who
charges him with having robbed hcr OF large
sunas Of money at different times, lis last haul
amounting to SEQ in gold. She succeeded in
getting the money back by promising not + to
prosecute Paul, but she changed her mind with
out loss Of time, and ordered the policeman to
remoye the worthless fellow from her premises.
Chicagoans were registered il Europe on the
5th inst, as follows: Paris, Mr. and Mrs. : ). =
Brooks, j. A. Cutler nnd family, Richard Fore,
man, John Happy, Miss A: z. Hobart; EdWaro Ystss
n Jewettt, Mr.. and Mrs. and the Misses Lar
ned, z. 7. and Mrs. Loring. S. McChesney, ,. ,!
Ryersou and family. London, 4, McDo"e1 u
Geneva, 4. A. Erying, Mrs. A. 2 Erv14g, gaa;a, a;
ErYing, Mr. and Airs. Peter 6chutt1er' Dresden
E. G. Singer.
Tho LAYING OF the cornerstone Of the
Mariners Temple, corner Of Michigan
and Market streets, takes PLACE 70
morrow afternoon at half-past oG4eeR- < naeX hey
Drs 3: " Patterson, Eowlei;; e;;1 cierexaI a. unuu
vii take part pa IN the exercises: The public gen
erallv are invited to be present and witness tht
laying Of the corner-Rtone Of this noble struc