, 1873-07-16
private partes wiahng to visit tho South Town
and it's now llarbor, and onjoy tho lako brooze
and tho flno fishing.

city during tho last five days? Ii no aware OF
the fact tint Mike Med Donnld's gang robbed three
q2,7oO7 IL llo awarc that thros OF. four Of h's
tlocct!vo staff aro "whackng-np'
with tho bunko moi?
The city is swarming with bunko " oankors
and their rnnors, steerers, and Boiicltofa, aha
yot The detectives can't find tho Villains when
bronk m hunko.robbing would phnt thom OF
from n handsome percentage Of tho profits they
now derive from "whacking-up' with tie
thloyeB.
A correspondent slgnine. himself Aquatic
requests TIE TRIBUNE to 'go for swimming
bnth,' or, in other wor1st to advocate tho eBtab-
lahmont Of a froo institution Of tho kind. Wo
have donc no In another column Of to-dny's
iaauo Now lot "Aqnatio" md every other man
who feels like him Ego for" tho Doard Of Public
Works, mud keep "gone" until tho two FREQ
bnthinK- houses, for Which appropriations wore
made BY tho Council, aro completed.
. On Thursday and Friday evenings Of this week
two grant, concorts will DO giyon ut Alkcns Thea
tro by the Royal Saxon Band, composed Of sixty
solo performers from Prince Georges Quo Hun
drod and Eighth Regiment shaIrpshootera.
Dresden. Thoy will DO directed BY , Herr Ha1s N,s
cornet-a- piston virtuoso to Ills Majesty tue King
Of aaxony." Information concerning tho prices
Of admission will bo found III our advertising
columns.
A special meeting of tho stockholders Of tho
Inter-Htate Exposition waB held yesterday after
to increase @ tho Capital stock from s156,o00 to
$3.50, 1000. It appearing that LOTT eharos were
represented, tho meeting proceeded to bnancss
II waB ordered tho polls be closed ut noon to-
day, whom tho votes will bo counted on tho prop
ositton to incroaso the stock. Moaers. N 8.
Douton, j. B. Drake, and ]. s. Reynolds were
elected tollcre.
A former citizen Of Chicago, but now q resi-
don't Of tho oil regions, in pennsylyania, lost
s3l0 in bunho establishment ut No: Il In,
Smile street yesterday. He reported his loss ct
tho Central stsGn but ant Tosad to gge ha
with man who had made such consunnate
fool OF himself. Detectives Iyrro1l and Sim
mons went to tho house where the game was
played, and arrested Harry lawrence, ". I.
portor, Wnltor Watson, md Henry Austin, on
tho charge Of vagrnncy.
Episcopal Church Of tho future will tako place at
half-past o'clock this evening Of the corner Of
Michigan avenue and Twonty-si1th street. Ad-
drsssea will be delivered by the Right 1l; Roy; ",
Bishop Whitehouse, the Right Nev. e,,1; B1!shop
md others. Tho music Of tho occasion will DO
furnished by the Apollo Club the choir OF the
church, and the children of tho sunday-achool.;
The annual picnic of the Sunday school and
parish generally viii be hed at o hvots'ao TO-
l.
Of Indiana avonuo and Sixteenth street, at
q. m
| The first death from sunatroko occurred yeB.
terday afternoon. On Monday evening, about 5
o'clock, man named Charles Bebricht, boing
overcome by the boat, foil insenBible upon the
waukee avenues. Ho WAS picked mp and carricd
| into ueighboring drugstore, where for three
| or four houra eyory effort WAS mado to revive
him, but they were made in yain., He WAS then
taken to his homo, No. 181 Augusta street. lie
| partially revived during tho night, but at noon
yesterday died. Tho Coroner wna summoned,
| aud will hold m inquest today.
While Mr. Mcclure, bookkeoper for the Sher-
man House, and his family, who reside nt No.
| 4G1 Hubbard street, wore sitting on the front
porch of their house, on Sunday evening, party
Of encak-thioves ontorod the residence by the
valuable articles. Alarmed by the unusua
noiso Mrs. Mcclure went into tho house to soe
what was the mattor: In tho aitting-room she
was confronted BY q boy with az old sword, whe
| Tho th1cat did not intimidate Mrs. Mcclure. ane
sho shouted Justify for help. Her vigorous cEiof
| made tile young raacals tako to their heels ant
| ret out Of tho house. 4 small amount Of prop
erty was taken
A boy named John Nickodam, 10 yoara old
met with 0 horrible death yestcrday morning, o.
Michigan Central Railway, near Park Row. Thu
boy was returning from the lake shore, where
ho hhd been fishing, and in crossing the railway
tracks, in front Of IN ongino, seomB to have
miscalculatol the distance ho had to travel tt
gor and Reversed Ills engine, but it avaiiot
nothing, The body WAS horribly mangled, ant
was removed to tho boys homo, ut the corner O
Bunker and Jefferson streets. Tho Deput.
Coroner held an inquest yesterday, at which
vor1ict Of accidental death Was rendered.
| H.
Winne were before Justice scully. charged will
adultery. Tho parties were arrested on war
rant sworn out by tho wifo Of Frank Rivers
sho was in Court, but what testimony she CAV
was literally squeezed out Of her, tho quondan
Mrs Rivers lmpartng most of tile informatio!
She said that the complaining Mrs. Rivera wa
hor sister; that come limo ago River
and witness, having become very. fond OF On
another, oloped. They had boon trayeraing th
and had been living IS man and vito. Littl
Emily, becoming weary Of tho relation "gay
herself nwny" to hor BiBter. Rivers was bel
for trial in bull Of s300, and Emily in bail c
5000 to nppoar aB witness against him.
An inquest on tho body Of John @. Winns
who died ct tho County Hospital, was hold b
abundance Of evidence offered, and tho facts {
tho case wore distinctly brought out It We
agreed by all tho witnesaes that, on tho night {
the 20th OF June, Winnie WIS ltidutGllg IN
, drunken frolio at No. 495 Clark street. Abor
ii o'clock n h1r. Lime WIS passing tho place, we
llo was hailed by man naned Cory, WHO sai
to Winne, rofeEring to Lane, "There's man VII
Gun lick you" Winne theroupon jumped upo
Lane, who, being powerful man, pushed Iii
OF, and walkod away. Winno fell heavily upo
the sidewalk anl did not got up. Lane havin
hoard that Winno was doad, appeared ut the i
quest yesterday without bong aubpmnaed II
! verdict Of the Jury relieved Lane of all blanc
the matter, and found that the deceased camo
his death by compression Of the spinnl cord.
When the tickets for the Inst Louisville Librl
ry Lottery wero issued, ton wealthy printers ell
ployed In THE TRIBUNE Office combined togotht
Tor the purpose Of gotting up . cornor on prize
and invested 3100 in ton tickets, to tho disn1
\ Of sundry " cholera medicine +" peddlers, boarl
i. ing-house keepers, wasnerwonon,, ct al. Or
= Of them subsequently roponted Of his rash col cot
duct and oyinced . desire to soil out. III
other nine purehasod his ticket. and continMe
. In busnoss without assuming hls debts., II
! thought TINT perhaps tho ticket ho bud sol
E. would draw a prize, and that thon tho other fe
: lows would laugh at him, 30 annoyed the tent