, 1872-10-24

Everything.
Dr.. Furnbull, Of London, is at the Ga1dp1
House.
The reading-room Of the Young Mems CHS
tian Association is kept open On Sundays <on
10 q. m until 7:45 P. N. AL are welcome.
The opening party Of the young folks o. aur>
ray Chapel occurs tomorrow evening in enral
Hall, corner Of Wabash avenue and .eVe1ty-
second street.
The ladies Of the Eighth Presbyterian Chrch
Win give one Of their popular oyst'r supprs
Robey and Washington streets.
The New York Sun tells the story Of the elee->
ment and marriage in Jersey City Of Mr. Jn:
Haaae, q clerk ID Chicago railway Office, ,ad:
Mrs. Eta Griffith, q Boston widow.
An entertainment consisting Of songs by b.
fessor s, /. Coe, George G. stebbins and oths..
and readings by A. P. Burbank, will be gin
this evening at the TWenty-ffth Street Bapt
Church, just west Of Wentworth avenye.
Time VAS when Chicago had to send to
East for nearly eyerything,, but now We d
And they complain that our manufacturers
tardy in filing orders,
4 woman'a raeshnA to be addressed by II
L. B. Chandler, Of Boston, will be held at
house Of HRS. Willard, No. LOT Th1oop streetl
Friday afternoon, at halt> past 2 O'Clock.
A. very silly wager On the election has f.
made BY two insurance men, as we are info1fL
Il Greeley is elected, Stewart Marks is to -
George q, Bruce around Union Park o11s
back; white, il Grant is elected, Bruceto to
transport Marks around the park in q vel-
barrow.
The special Committee Of the Commopun.
Of preserving wood, held meeting in tcity
Clerks Office yesterday afternoon. TEoure
were occupied in examining specimeuf pre-
served wood, but no conclusion as to rYh Tas
the best #aa arrived at.
The Journal, with characteristic stutky, an
nounced that the ceremonies OF l8g the
cornerstone Of the monument in Cell Park
and seriously inconyeniencing 3 hrgunber
Of members OF the Masonic order, Wassem~
bled at the appointed rendezvous. Thorne1~
stone will be laid next Wednesday,.
At hak-past 2 o'clock yesterday aftoon tho.
frame barn at the rear Of No. 148 Elhyenua,
owned by Mrs. Newberry, and occup by H.
Fam}ing, took ire, and was damaged the ex~
communicated to the double house, Nt771 and
IT'S Cottage Grove avenue, owned byr. New,
| berry, and to the barn. carriage shop other.
outhonses Of E. E. H. Miller, No. 156 Lis ave-
nue.. The latter we're totally destroyeinvo1v~
| ing 8 loss OF g, 000; no insurance |. New~
berry's house "as injured aaout 800 rths ia-.
aured.
| The police mist be sent to the+op oron<ore's
building. We notice that Me1cuy hi ,-;cred
all the Birds Off, and looks as il le in ,,daa r.
| jump down himself. We invite i'm - a t.
Long John, it is said, has purchaal, 10 foxia
to introduce new variety Of bpt tasss At the
Summit Farm. The story b,atLonop b,tso j Toh1 3i1f
reached up and took the bird, doT h,;,s1f III i
! not credited. Summit Farpr. is Ii A nIaea fo
| them, not the summit Of tur han5sneat DaaT
born street block. ~o''"
Ihe season-t44eket-kolder Of thestar Cours
are 70 oe Efeated to fine free unch by tn
| liberal managers on next SuudaYnd Monda
/ evenings. Aa Adelaide Phi1l1ps ha been con
| pe1led to remain East few months 2uger tha
She intended, they have decided to Il Ter date
| with extra entertainments, to which he seaso1
t:cket-holders will be admitted free, I'D to thj
end have induced Edward Egglesto to co1r
West and appear in their Course. Tle Phil]il
{ troupe will appear in November.
The alarm from Boz 314, at 20 ninuts past
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was caused By i
breaking out OF fire in 8 barn at the rea. Of N
81 West Madison street. owned by g. H. Pu
man, and used by Ulick Burke TIE ban Al
1lr. Burkes furniture store adjoining ne
damaged to the extent Of 800, and the oss
furniture amounted to about 5000; f1lly
sured in the Etna, OF Hartford. Cause Of f
unknown,
Two South Branch Station officers observ
two men standing near st. Badget's ChuEc
Archer avenue, yesterday morning, about
o'clock, but when the policemen approached 0
Of them ran away. Chase was given, withc
satisfactory result. When the officers returne
they found the other man lying on the sidewa
and bleeaiug profusely from wound in
head. He gave his name as Fred Murlck, q
claimed that he had been beaten and robbed
his watch By the man who had disappeare
Murick resides at No. 1880 South Halsted sire
At Meeting Of Unity Church, last evening,
vas voted to present, on Sunday afternoon ne:
meroua prominent parties in this country q
Europe, containing expressions Of sympathy a
generous unsought contributions in aid Of Uni
! in her calamity Of last year. So remarkable &
many Of these, both in their character, and
names OF writer's and donors, that many othe
besides Robert Collyer's flock will be glad to
xteE % this pags 9f thsr % ana d. our TO own Past, & th
!! place Of assembly worthy Of such Ratheri1