, 1873-11-24

The snlo Of aeatB for Dougherty'a lecture be-
gins this morning at Music Hall and Jansen,
McClurg !; Co.'s.
Tho Rov. Josse 3. Thomas D. D.. lato pastor
Of tho Michigan Ayonle Daptiat Church, will
preach this oyoning in the Western Avenue Bap-
tist Church.
4 man named John Philips haa boon m1salng
from from No. $50 Clutch street since
Saturday morning. ANY information concerning
him may DO loft at tho Central polico Station.
Tho bouncing" Of tho Chinaman, alluded to
in ycBterdny'a TRIBUNE, did not OCCUR at tho
coifoo-houso Of Winter L Column, No. 124 Doar-
born street, but at No. ia, in the basement Of
Stewart DonEoy's building.
Tho special Hydo Park train for tho acoomn,o-
dation Of porsona attending tho charity ball this
evening, stopping at NIL tho regular statious
will leave Grand Crossing at o'clock, Hyde
Park at SIT. Fairview at S:21, arriving ut Lake
atroet at $3.50. Returning, it will leave tho Con-
trail Depot at o'clock o. H., and will mako tho
usual atopB.
The alarm Of fire from Box 95, ut half-past 6
o'clock last evening, WAS caused by fro breaking
out IN two-Htory frame building on Bontlcld
asItreot,, near Thirty-arst. owned by Edward
Whipple, who Ia janitor of The TRIBUNE Build
ing. Tho house had boon yacated but fow
days by Mr.. Whipplc. and tho fire was probably
tho work OF an inccndiary. Damage about 800;
insurad.
Constable Thon1aa MoMa,on, who was serioua-
" stabbed on Saturday night by q mnn na,nnd
Michael Lang. waa much improved yesterday. He
Sampson. Thirteen cuta wore found upon Lis
body. It ia believed, however, that mono OF
them will prove fatal. it appears that McAIahon
assaulted Lang in the street, aud the latter etal-
bed him in self-defonao. Lang las not boon ar-
rested.
It was editorially announced in tho last issuo
Of tho Western Sporting Gt1zette thut tho fiuan-
cial complications prevailing throughout tho
country compelled q suspension of tho paper for
q few months. Tho fact will DO sincerely rogrot-
ted BY the many frionda which it made during
IT'S brief career. Its reappenranco, lowovcr, will
DO hailed with pleasure. It was cleverly con-
Quoted in every department. by Mr.. Il. T. Cowles
and his assistants, but, unfortunately, brains,
unhded by money. cannos run a newspaper sue
ceHafully.
About o'clock last evening" bold outrage
was pcrpetrated at tho corner Of snngamon mud
Harrison stroata. AS n1r. Albert Wilson, Of No.
90 Sholto street, was pussing tho corner na1nod,
with . horse and buggy: three roughs ran out.
aud while ono OF them old tho horse by tho head
tho other two forcibly ojeotod 11r. Wilson from
tho buggy: The roughs then gos into tho yol.i-
clio ard drove of: Mr: Wilson reported the
A1A%kSA tAt!Atttf Nv tAG LIlQA 9LIEEt OLlQu, ni3U
oihcore were sent out in quest Ut tho thieves,
but returned. without having auccocdodin catch.
ing them.
The burning Of a cottago-honso OH burnside
Rtraot, ncnr tue Rock Island Railway slops at
lalf-past o'clock yoatorday morning. cast such
bright reflection TINT m exoitod Individual,
6tanding ut tho cornor Of Cottage Grove aycnuo
aud Twonty-seyenth stroot, a point fully two
nilos north Of tho burning building. turnol in
An alarm Of llro from Box No. II. Tho Fire Do
partment responded promptly, md, upon tho mr.
ryai Of tho engine At tho box, tho oxcitotl indi-
vidual pointed helplcasly to tho south. Tho
tance mud therefore supposed tho individual
Ind pulled tho box for 'scll," and they accord
ingly turnod soyoral streams upon him, COM
pafling him to bent hasty retroat uto ths tlars-
noAs, looking like drowned rat.