, 1872-11-20
THE CITY IN

ton Pantagraph, WAS registered st Kuhu
yesterday.
The police force took ss8,514.75, and the F:
Department 317.902-16, from the, City T1el
| urer's Office yesterday.
Hon. Geo. D. Darwin, Vice President Of t,
| Firemen's Fund, San Francisco, arrived in tw
city yesterday, and is at the Sherman House.
The infant son Of Lafayette Martins, residina
at No. 80 Brown street, was choked to death yes-
terday forenoon while attempting to swallow
| piece of sugar.
building No. 81 South Halsted street, occasioned
| the alarm from Box 275 at quarter past S
o'clock yesterday evening. The damage VAS
triding.
Miss Sarah Smiley, the Quaker preacher, will
speak again this evening in the First Congre-
| gational Church. The house was densely
| crowded on Sunday night, aud many people went
away who could not get in.
| Betting on the date when the State stree.
| bridge will be ready for use is popular pastima
| among North Siders. There does not appear to
be the slightest probability that the structure
| will swing this winter.
There has been noticeable decrease in the
| number Of depredations BY horse thieves, in this
| city, since the advent Of the epizootic. Few
| complaints Of this character are made at Police
Headquarters now The loss Of several Yalu-
| able ox-teams has been reported, however.
The congregation Of Trinity Church are 1a-
minded that the first Of 8 series OF church socia-
winter viii be- hel3 this avaninr at t1a ree;denc5
of Tia Rav r, sn1i;van NJ q7a Wahsah a1an1a
corner Of Twent;eth straet PROMISED niana ~
tha nav chnrch vii he IN view F:' 10~
The nuisance towhich attention was called in
| yesterdays TRIBUSE,-that OF street stages run
under false pretences,-was promptly dealt with
yesterday BY Officer Silver, OF the Mayors po-
~ - n a1 oaa31a re tMo ut'sels ~
nronar en.h1'arda m tha;r ;hnoaa W. e1N A440
A young man, named Henry Osborne em-
ployed as timekeeper at McCormick's Building,
on Kinzie street, near North Clark, accidentally
fell from the second story to the basement, yes
terday afternoon. He is supposed to be fatally
injured He resides at No. lis Desplaines
larpe number OF vork1nen we're emn1oved
yesterday in nreparing Sontb Clark strcat frnn,
The bridge to WashinSton straet for tha tiaa ~
rails upon which the new street car line is to
run The contractors anticipate that track, will
be iald to twelfth street. the southern terminus
weather does not interpose serious OBSTACLES
An inonest WAS held at tba JTn;on psr1, po1;ca
Station Yesterday. On the bodv Of Patrick KIN
ray wh1 waa Ei1ia1 IN tha cans;7;ng:of coa1
son street on Monday aVenine necease5 eu 80
rae;5ant ~ NJ IL RnnIeE a+reat Sa a. 80 80
1n.TT;ad ND A ia fathar ~ se1aroi Is an man
ch;1dTa1 ~1~13A - A0'o1"A 0'AA"A
The Personal Liberty League held 3 secret
LIZ ysteis H. 90 W. ~ 5;ao Eaas 10Y
Afte a{op1or ~ near7T r fonr hnn1s;
5ro+;a, - 1s5 aao;5a5 ~ ho1d Jss -,ant;.+
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navt TeaE 4 cornm;+tea cn1a;atin~ - Nfaas-9
Mad1ener and Savers va annn;nted tn nrocnr,
hs11 an5 at. 4h mas ~ ptocoe
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The Oak Park Literary Society has arranged
| an attractive programme for the winter. In adj
dltlon to their regular semi monthly literary et-
! ercises, course Of lectures has been determine
~ aon-sa M srnnd,~ aran;n ~ 4ha Gan.
fnTg enttad DoRn ha to nate n nem
Profeasor T91J r NJ Rootb The e1ocnt;onist Iii
dnaa e. IL rne % Sra VII
grs;aaI .e1 a't6r+a ~ IsnraI Ton+
viii 1I deliTer % his new lecture On Facts @ and Fo.
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anu o4oe1 10eNoe1s "41 1ono"'
| Citizens Of Chicago we're registered in Europe,
On + the ID inst, as follows; Paris. @ BreTster,
| Garfield and family, Miss A. E. Hobart Mrs. o.
| Jackson, J. s. Lawrence, ". H. D. Lewis, Miss ,
MacCougall, Mrs. q. H. and Miss Kate Porter,
Mrs. G. D. Rhodes, Enoch Root Mrs. Schultz
and family, Mrs. Singer, 11r. and Mrs. Sykes
LIVERPOOL ~. a4oe5son' VI: 1aa M'nan' Ms'
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LIT asi q ~ - ~ RS-s r ie'9, Toar Eora,ca
Lea Healy' Af' aao n1s; y. q ~, ao1ner' 1lofence,
nlls' IL. L. 1aooof's' oyios 11u7'
4 police officer found man, named Francis
Reddy, lying on the prairie near the corner Of
Halsted street and Waupanseh avenue, On Mon
day evening. He Was evidently suffering from
acute pain. The officer conveyed him to the
nearest drugstore, and sent for doctor, but
death had taken place before the lstter's arrival.
From papers found in the mans pockets, it is
supposed that he resided at No. 1877 South Hal
sted street: An inquest has not yet been held,
IS pele'eo 70 nave oeen eanseo oS
Aoa' 'u10 eA7o
An interesting experiment is shortly to be
made which will throw light On the subject Of
extinguishing fires On the upper floors Of tall
bui1dings,-the great peril Of city fires. The
Grand Pacific Hotel is supplied with standing
iron pipes four inches in diameter, opening
with a cap at the sidewalk, and With hose
couplings On each OF the six floors Of the build
fire eng ines to the sidewalk coupling, and send
water to any Of the SIX floors, saving the burst
ing Of hose, to say nothing OF the time required
in taking up the lead Of hose. a public trial is
presently to be made OF these pipes. using the
most powerful Of the steamers, and it Will be