, 1872-10-20

| consequence 1ue ruHlaGS Know taett the
| can DO. nothing; tho equally ill-bred, b1t
dreEaed violctors Of tho Company'a rules,
! snoao anyway. to exhibit their "1nan1y
fe2dence." Could not Superintendent
r1ake move toward suppressinS what Is b
ing greater annoyance every day?
| Great Liberal .1nss Meeting.
\ grca. !aasa meeting will be held in thia
| On Tuesday evening, cd inst, which will
| dressed By Governor T. 4. Hendricks, Of
ana and Hon George 3: Pendleton, OF
family will permit. Hon. a. G. Thurman,
| Senator Of Ohio, IS also expected Le
| friends ct Reform in this city make such
| onstra:ion Oh That night as Will show the
ties Of this city that thoir doom is sealed-
| EverythiuE-
The business Office Of The TnBUSE is st
| No. Is South Canal street.
] Timothy O'IIalloran, Of New Haven, &C
| was at tho Liberal headquarters yesterday.
! Dr. D. s. Smith has returned to tbs cityf
| a months vacation in salt water regions.
The Carriers -uond11y Directory for Oots
! is at hand, and is especially Toluualuous and
! uaola.
| The quarterly meeting OF the Board Of Dt
| tors Will be held tomorrow evening in
| Washingtonian Home.
The alarm from Boz 27A, shortly sitter 7 o'cl,
cottage No. 207 Fulton street. Loss, s., 900;
| insurance.
| The Hon. Thomas 4. Hendricks, Gorar
! elect Of Indiana, and the Hon. George. T. P.
! dleton. Of Ohio, will speak in this city on Tu.
day evening next, the place to be announc
| hereafter.
| Property owners interested in the i1umedia
! improvement Of Southwestern avenue are
| anasted to assemble ct the corner Of Harris,
| street. and that avenue on Tuesday evening me-
l. meeting OF the North Side Impro7eme
| Committee viii bo held tomorrow evening,
| tho residence OF Wrn- LII, on Vine street
| Cslicago avenue. Al persons interested in tt
North Side are particularly invited to be presen:
! The members OF the Liberal County Centz
! Side headquarters, No 45+ Wabash avenue, te
naorow at ? ?. m- sharp, as business of import
| ance will come before the meeting.
| Eiro broke out in the job printing Office o
SterEs, AerHoy i Co., IN the third story Of th'
four-story brick building corner OF -Harno,
/ Court and State street, YESTERDAY afternoon
| causing damage to the amount Of 5000; insuz.
| ance unknown.
! Nn. LII, Esq, President Of the North Side
! Improvement Company, Tho was one Of the e1-
! cursion party with Hon. Vim. B. Ogden, has
| Just returned to the city. He suryleed the trip
withoat the loss OF an ounce Of weight, or an
ntoza Of good humor.
LEG uiIu5IUl:Dfy VI LQe +GlE6ot& lluD,
ono OF lie most aourishiEg and kigh-toned Of
cur social organizations, occu-s on the evening
Of ths 6:h Of November, at llartine's Hall
E1abosato preparations ere ma:iing for an e1e-
giant occasion.
Four frano tenement houses, near the corner
of Scaulnoa place and Thir: ythird street, owned
ly ]. I. Scan1:.on, and occupied by several farni-
Leg, were badly damaged by fire yesterday after
noon. The loss on buildings and furniture
amounts to about -, Coo; insurance unknown
Horace Tucker, Esq, long connected with tho
Treasury Department Of tie ninoi5 Central
ls2iifood. las been anpoiated Notary Public BY
Governor Palmer. It will be 3 con:enian:e for
tIase in the vicinity Of no. So Michigan avenue,
the Illinois Central headquarters.
james z. Fields, the famous Boston publisher,
3oeeares to-rav.tosy evening g. tae Michigan Aye-
nuo Baptist Church. under the auspices of. the
Star Course, on the subject. The Masters of
tho s:snstion,~ and on :sussday evening a the
son.
United States Brick Iacslins Company, were last
evening presented each with gold-beaded cana
by tie slaploTes Of the. BRICK yard: Mr. Lati-
rier was also presented with q solid silver ink
stand.
The Senatorial Committee Of the Fifth: Dis
trict met at tho West Side Turner Hall, y4ster~
day, and nominated Austin ]. Gibbons, Of the
Eighteenth Ward, US candidate for Representa~
two 70 Ill the yaeancy caused by the resignation
OF Mr. Charles Deninkoy.
The following Liberal meetings will be held
tomorrow evening Sixth Ward; Executive Com
nittec, 2o7 Archer ayenrs. Seventh Ward, cor
ncr Of Seward. and Eighteenth Streets. SIX
teenth Ward, Nocrs Hall, on, Orchard street. be-
tween Willow and Centre streets.
Richard Hickey, an old resident o. the South
Division: and one Of the best known cattle deal
crs nt the stock yards, fell dead out of his buggy
neer the Transit House, yesterday morning. He
vas takcnto his lats residence. No. 95 archer
avenue, where IN inquest was held. Ths ver-
dict OF tha Coroner's Jury was death from val
yclar disease OF the heart
Friday nights record OF burgls1ies for tho
West Division alone is as follows: The store OF
George Collision, No. 81 Blue 1aland avenue.
500 worth of goods gone; the residence Of
John Sitter, No. 2l7 West Twenty second street,
money and jewelry to thu value Of $z75 missing;
the residence Of John G. Stoh1, No. Is Blue
Ialand a7onuo, clothing worth S75 nowhere to be-
found. :,
Tho discussion is revived as to the weight Of
the old Court House bell. Previous estimateA
seem to have fallen short. Judging from the}
product since the fre it must have weighed over
80 tons, with stock Of II or 13 tons yet on
hand to be made up into bells, COWS and paperjl
weights. This does not include five tons I'M
chunks stolen before tho sale.
alr. George Grant, Of London, England; CoI1
orei toTlsr, OF New York, his attorney, and
Beverly r. Keim, General Passenger AGENT al
the Kansas Pacific Railroad, were 1t the Gardner
House yesterday. Mr. Grant, who is said to be;
skilled agriculturist, is on his way to England
to superintend the shipment Of his stock to tho
imIncnse INN estate recently purchased by him ID
Ellis County, Kansas.
aTr. Charles E. Whitman, formerly Of Chicago
but now one OF the managing partners Of the
Whitman Manufacturing Company Of St. Louis,
was married on the 18th inst, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father, in Detroit, to Miss Annie,
daughter OF A. P. Waterman, Esq. Rev. John
Mclean oliciated, and the wedding and recap.
.tion WAS E brilliant affair.
Change OF Time.
By the timetable which takes OBJECT tomorrow ou
tie Chicago, Burlington Quincy Haroad, tbs It's ..
H. DnWuers Grove accommodation train runs tfr11ob
to Anrasa arriving there at 345 p. NJ; returning,
tess5s s auTofa a. q W. H. arriving at Central Depot
7:l9 a. and asriyea at Central Depot 1t 8:55 a. m,
making the time u rinutea quicker than before be.
sides giving aurora people the advantage Of an add.
tional train each way daily beean Aurora and CHI
E1TC. Tic afternoon train fro-, Trr.,D E1rua