, 1873-10-29

o. 1nlloAEe.tQ 1Aa tRllfHAu GpaHEAu!eu ufu naiosp
experiment OF this sort n1at result IN tho fode-
tion of ra!os by inoroasLng conrc!ition' ;. - -,
Mrs. Minnie A., Phelps, Of tl,6 wost Side Con.
seryatory Of Muslc gave vesy pleasant concert
On, Friday evoning last. IN ~li'd! aevaral young,
indy pprlla took part. Among tho more ploai.
.'htsrtllat1' ,bY htlaa ii. Uullttoni song, In
Separation" !" hY NllHe Marv 1yhs; mi ihHtrnmonthl
duott, Grown Dianondp,;" BY hlfB, pltelpa ,and
Mtau u. Grif1lths; ovortnra from i za1ttf,hi bJ
nliaa Crane and hlrs: IT, rhelps, e., ana. eonK.
musical troAt OF nn uncommon order, and pHasod
OF very pleasantly JUDGED.
Coroner atophone was yesterday called upon
to hold an inquest on tho body of MI old man
vino died At No. 1u2 Orchard street; From the
circumstances attending. tho death, it'wonid
lad boeA holplsea for heIla ,feuXs rte.
coding bis death; .and; %haft aise9vered.'
was !. alono In tho house, wlfoh waa
almost without furniture. Thern vas nothing to
to hold All inqucst yesterday, but the absence Of
pr. Emmous, 1nado lin postpone 1t until to-
day.
The uortzog family aro worry bad. Tho city
can do without thon,. Cnarlos has just returned
from sofourn Mt Joliet. yet no soolaor docs iio
got hero, than lo porBl1a1os his brother John to
mon, No. 80 Harmon court, which they did, aud
ato!o lilo following prepsrty: Five dozcn
aoit silyer. spoons, some jowolry, two
royolvors three gold watch-chatns. four
asped ssa tho city, Sat otes e% ies was @ eaash u & It
IL iikoly, will Be,ve 5nnother, torn. as Nanyon
ihold him to the Criminal Court In ii 900 bull.
John Moran mover heard good definition Of
wit, ct least. cne thet pleased him. 90 saatortlay
he went Into State ntrces'Eaioon' aud concluded
to give practical illustration Of wit, and then
n,.i ottfpr4nir1At1 At1r lAnnnlrn tn
Boryo as m Immortal donn.tion: 4 The idea
waa good, but: John did not carry 1t
out. He thought 1t would bo an exhibition Of,
natiye Wit to take beer Elaen and n smash tho
tnacity and skill worthy much better attempt
to solve bis sclf-i,nnoscd task. Baayon gave
Jolul a lecture and 25 1no for SO ignominious-
ly failing. 49,. 49,; , ,- j.. y:
: Edward Curtis don't believe in free iustit,l-.
tiona.. 11o il by nature a monarchist, aud
ncoting OF citizons, who coma togethor to
oxrross themselves with regard to thor
bottcrs. He found ono of those meetingH on
Monday night. aud determined to break it up.
who happened to DO John Blaine. Tile lattor
objected to being cut. aud, thinking discretion
tho better part Of valor, run Of, followed BY tho
trato Edward. ind he In turn followed by OMcer
Keon. Dlnino ran tastor than Curtis, aud 20 did
Kcop.' and tho result was Tho officer nahbed tho
slasIins iarbor, n,d yesterday Danyon trioa him,
sud held him to tho Oriniuat Court in bnil Of
$500. i.
m,oro being no quorum present when the roll
was called, tho Board Of Education did not aleat
last ovoning. An informal talk was Ind over
the resignation Of Mr.. Burbank, Principal: Of
the Dougias School, Which takes effect on Sat-
nrlay, aud the sanction OF tho Inspectors prsB-'
eut was given 10 the tenlpolary transfer OF MIR.
Bright, Prinoipal Of tho foster School. to the
vacancy: Had there been 2 Quorum prcaout
fA1
during lie month ION Of October. tic following
aro tic totals: Whole number enrolled, 94,8lo;
avoraga number belonging, 81, ll0.9; average
daily attendance, 50, i2l,9; per cont Of attend-
ance. DIT ; nunlbor Of tardluossos, 1858. Tho
special suspensions for the mouth numbered a.
Yesterday evening the Rev. II. ". Thomas,
D. D., fecsured III tho First Methodist Church,
OIL tho corner Of Clark aud Washington stroets.
undor the auspices OF the Philosophical Society.
Tho auditorium Of thia church H. ono Of the
nleasantest places IN the city for the aeconmo-
dation Of small audience. It is wcll lit, COM
fortahly warmed, nicely carpetea, and provided
with chne.aeat Chairs Instead Of pows or mouoto-
nous rowa os bonchos. Tho occasion Of this leo
ture wns m appeal made to the Rev. DR.. Thomas
to do something to raise money for tho aid OF
tho Moupbis sufferers. As ho stated. he
had at first thought OF gotting up suppors
or lunches, but finally came to tho con-
occupiea juat now, and; therefore, ho t1ecldod:
upon giving a diferant kind Of au entortaiu-
nient. Tho result, financially, was very satisfac-
tory, 800 tickets having boon sold, bringing in
tina singing by tho choir Of Prof swing's
church, which waa followed by tho lecturo. the
subieot OF which was belief and Unhelet."
Though l,astily prepared, it was worry able pro-
Anction, and was liycnod to With great attention
and intorest by the largo audience which lad Nil.
sc,nDled to isnr it and to aid the worthy CAUSE
iu which it ~ delivered.