, 1873-07-20


dors to tear It down, but Mr.. Gardlnor, who Ia
now Interested In 1t, cravod m oxtonp,on OF
Tine until Tony PASTORS eo1,lsny hna left II
sco the risky building demolished.
Frod Townsend q boy tourtoon yoara old,
CS:ompany. ,woaring badge No. ,15, has shown
morning, In answering. call from tho Office of
tho u presiaens Of tho North Side Rolling MIL
at tho cor1lor of Washington mud Lasallo
streets, and broke Ills loft arm ut tho wriat.
Notwithstanding, the great rantn he suffered in
eo,naoanonso col, OF tho fracture, ho gathered him
where he quietly informed clork Of tho accl-
don't, aud requested them to aond for another
boy. Or course Fred was not permitted to loavo
thS 9lco ;s,,,,1, unearod for Dr. Do Caste being
conveyed tho boy homo IN his buggy.
"DIy lovcy, I'm sure did It with tho very best
intontiong,. might bo tho explanation Of q cor
tain wealthy firm who erected II magnificent
stone building not hundred milos away from
THE TRIBUNE of1lco. It was with the most laud-
that ita floorB woro latd with hard wood, md its
windows mado Of ,plato gaBH. Tho firm
would have, mono but tho very bost
OF tonauts. They preferred to let tho Offices stand
arelligh- toned gentlemen thoirn ia q high-toned
building; their tenants m.Bt bo high-toIlcd.
Picture tho diarnay Of tho owners at finding, q
day or two sincc, that m upper room had boon
routed for tho past nino weeks by crew Of
roEucH aa bunko don.
Jail, follow. named Christopher Muller. At
to1nptod to roloase himself from confinement nt
late hour Friday night by killing himself with
2 caso-knffc. He inserted it in hts loft
death would speedily ensno. a III: petro, tn, tho
now, and, MS his nino yoara Of record In the old
jnil toesties, worry tfuasy turnkey, was informed
Of tlle mattor soon aftor it's occurrence, and had
pr. Emmons at work on the unhappy criminal,
IN short timo. Tho wound was stitched up,
the homorrhago stoppod, and hfullor pronounced
out OF all danger. Ho was brought to Jail laat
Wednesday, OH mlttimus by North Sido po-
liceman, charged with obtaining money under
falBo protenaeH.
Tho lados who gave tho downtown lunches
for the Foundlings' Homo, bog to report to tho
public which patronized them so generously
that tho not receipts for thoir nino laya labor
$500 a day, but thero wero inevitable exponnos
for ten, cotlco, butter, sugar, fruit, kitohon-
holp, otc. This amount, earned with such hon
est hnrd work, will bo turned oyer to tho Build
holp to carry that building stop nearer compile
tion. The ladcB, in conclusion, wish to publicly
roturn their war1noHt thanks to MesBrs. 1leissg,
FaEroll and Shepherd for tho 1lowors they gave,
Aalu WHICH sorvou to uccofase iAolf taDlos TO
Wadhanla l. Willard for leo; to Mr.. Wood1nan
and tho Continental Pie Bakery for broad etc.;
to Mr. Coolbaugh for tho FREQ uBo of tho room
they occupied, and to Carson s. Pirie, s. y.
Hayes, and others for donations Of money.
Tho latest dodge reaortod to by anloon-keopora
to got around tho Sunday law, il to connect with
their placos small patch Of ground, and call it
" "beor-g garden" Tho saloon-keeper nnl hia
friends then organize themselves into "club,"
and on Sunday tho place il rented to the nssoeia
ton, and no beer y sold except to ticket-ho!d-
ers, who arc supplied, with certiflcatcs Of mem
berahip. Tho result is tlaat, when tho proprietor
Of tho place il arrested, lie says that he did not
sell tho boor, as society occupied his saloon
on tue day whom the oifonso was committed.
It. ia impossible to fluid out who the
ofllcors Of tho society are. and hence
1t is impossible to fix tho peunlty upon, 4 ro-
sponBibe person. Two caBos wherein this dodge
has boon rosortod to came up before Justice
scul1y yoaterday: In one caao the supposed Of
fondor was discharged, thero being no evidence
to convict the proprietor. In the other COM
plato expose Of tho arrangement was made, and
tho offending person, Wymau, saloon-lcoror
at No. 221 North Clark street, was fined $100.
OF fourtoon other North Side cases change Of
vonue VAS takon to Dauyon, or tile arrested par-
tics discharged.
Tho malperformauce OF "LoyeB Sacrincc,"
at Alkon's Theatre, on Saturday evening, was
the last OF sores Of threo abortlyo attempts by
undor the auspices of the Christian Union. The
performance was croditab1o onough,-for ANA
teurs,--bnt was only drcary at tho best, and WAS
worried through in the presence OF Home-
70 regard tho thing rs decided bore.
We do not wish to speak unkinlly Of tho indi-
yiduals concerned in the effort. They haye
| done tho best they could, with one excop-
much bottor. It is true that: drau,atio ability
tieo, bit that practice Should Hover s
advance beyond, the parlor theatrical phase
TIL tn .na,,,ro the asplrant for stage honora
presontablc appearance in public. Tho dramatic
class of the Chicago Christian Union Inns not
had practice enough for tho public stage, how
over much b: of native talent 1t may contain md
tlero is good roason to boliovo that they wero
not countenancol by the organization to whose
fostering caro thoy profess to owe their class-
existence.
Tho Joint Committce on the Co,lrt-House
Plans havo drawn up duplicate report to their
done. They have all signed it except AID, Bailey,
on the understanding that it docs not commit
them aa unanimous III their action. Aid. Bailey
Intends to aond IN q. minority report, claiming
premium. 1t is tho opiuion Of Corporation
Counsel Tuley that, while the concurrence Of tho
Council and Commissioners is necessary, tho
decision Of tho Committee Ill tho award of
plan ,nay not DO the ono upon which the Court
House OF tho future is to bo constructed, no
earthly power can dopriyo him Of tho premium.
This is a very cheerful deciaion. Should tho
Council dociao to give tho job to hlr. Iilloy
coivo ottlor Uranium than TINT awarded by tho
Committee. With regard to public sentiment
the opinion is unanimous that tho throo pans
chosen arc easily tho best that were sent in. Tho
public would prefer to invert tile order OF
premiums: but thoy nre nretlt|iced of co,lrnn