, 1873-08-09
TIE CITY in BRIEF.

TIE CITY In BRIEF.
A ncwcr will DO laid in Lnlo avonuo n Tic
proporty-ownorB will dofray hal! Of tho oSponkc.
So saya tho l}oard Of Public Works.
George Boutwell,, IN omnibuH~drivor, had hia
llconso revoked by tho Mayor yosterilay, for
curbing another vohiclo Of tho hamo class.
Tho Doarsl Of Police Commissioners yesterday
examined tho fro apparatus OIL Hamlin, Ha1e IL
Oo.s building, md inspected tho Office OF tho
American District Telegraph Company.
W. II. Joll dropped dead at tho corner ot uer-
! rigou and Dcsplaines streotn, curly yesterday
morning. Tho Deputy Coroner hod ri, inquest,
and tho jury found TINT death Was ocoassoned by
hoart diaoase.
At II o'clock yesterday morning Alexander
Doylin fell from Il pila of lumber at Tho corner
qf PING aud llliuoie Btroots, mud was Boriouhly
Drothora' Hospital.
Tho Bonrd OF Public Worko yesterday roooivcd
oSght propoanlB for tho iron work OF Tho collg II,
tho now Chicago Ayeuuo Pnlico Sutton. THO
lowest bid was @573, md tho highest ,250 no
awnrd wnB Nude.
Articles Of incorporation Of tl,o Chicago s
Atlantlo AZ Railroad, with capital stock Of FL
oo0, ,000 woro flied at indianapolis OIL 1,hnrsday.
Tho otllcos Of tho road will ba removed from
Huntington to Chicago.
Maud Smith, 4. III. Fox, and Josepll Moran
wore yestcrday morning reminded to tho Criin-
1aal Court, " JUSTICE nap{on} TOR st,eanAg
reputable house Oh State Htrect.
Patrick Mannoy, ID tho third victim Of tho nc.
cldont ut tho North Ohicngo Rolling Mills. He
diod at st. HtoihonG Hospital yesterday nftor-
| noon. lIo loayoa a wifo and tlrco children. Tho
Coroner will hold m Inquest to-day.
Arthur We1ch and s. T. Kenwiok, vino robbed
IIartmans liauor atoro. cornor Of Harrison atroot
Jrn ct11 nffx
subsequently, captured, wero Yesterday. sout to
tho Criminal Court undor q 600 bnil caoh.
Yesterday afternoon, Antonio 1. Thcng, Of
Peoria, was arraignod before COMMISSIONER
f1oyno, charged with using Government stamps
twice. Only partial examination wao lad, aud
tho oaBo WAS continued until the 28th INIT.
Tho Young line Of Btagos did not run on Wa-
basl ayonuo Joetortaay, and it ia Understood thoy
have boon hauled off permanently. Tho Zip"
| yehclea will now 1lago all tho trado, md tho
manager Promises no moro rlclug until d now
| opposition Ia started.
Tho brioklayors engaged on the now County
Jnil wero temporarily dIs1nisscd at noon yestor-
pay, leaving tAeir work several days behind. It
Is alleged TINT tho atono contractors IRE not
doing thoir whole duty Oh tho building.
Tho annnal Methodist camp-moeting will COM
monce on Wednesday, tho Goth, in tho beautiful
grovo noar Dasplaines station. A largo attond-
anco Ia anticipated. Tho best ministerial talent
will be employed, md tho encampmont will bo
vol worth visit during the lrogrosB Of tho
meeting.
Tho contractors announce that tho work Of re-
paving State street, from Madison to Juclison,
will bo begun on Monday noxt. Tho sidewalk OF,
the oaat aido Of tho strcot viii bo widonod three
feot, which will neceHHitAto tho construction Of
new curblng. Tie work ia to bo finished before
tho LIST Of September.
Awookly journal, to bo devoted to tho interests
Of American larneliteH, and to be called The
poicc Of Jacob. will be issued in this city on
Friday ncxt, by Jacob vogoislorfr IN and b1ax
Hton. Half Of it will DO in English and tho
other half in German. Its prospectus iB liberal
In tono and thero il no ronBon to doubt that tho
paper will bo SUCCESSFUL especially as the1o is
no other Hebrew journal in thlo section Of tho
country.
Rodney T. Frisbe, aon Of hIr. L. II. Frisbio,
roaiding at ACT Mitchell street, wan accidentally
killed Yesterday afternoon BY freight train OH
tho Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy lailroad nonr
togethcr playing. No particulars could bo OBJ
tainol, ns nono Of tho train-l,ands had eoen tho
boy until aftor tho Incident had occurred. h1r.
Frsbio was informed Of tho accident about an
do1nito particnlars. Tho body wassbadly crushed,
mud death WAS probably inptnutaneous. Tho ir-
quest will bo hold to-day.
JOHN Layton, tho nun who threw a brick
through window Of n State street car, Bomo
tiI1e since, Inns boon serving solieneo Of thirty
days in tho County Jail, aud has boon used by
Mr. Foltz to assist in tho domeGtic aud sanitary
departments Of that establishment. Yesterday
llo Was, guilty OF an net which should
prolong 1is days in pTlnan. fcn,alo priaoror
nalnel Georgia Dnyton wau sent Homo tca, a
portion Of Witch clio gayo to Layton to put in {.
liquid form. uo returned not tho tea, hut aotno
burnt coiloo. Qcorgia demonstrated with him,
whom no q dasted cup Of boiling water il hcr
seriously burned. and had to havo the attention
OF n physician. Jailor Foltz locked the follow
n coll, alltl will hayo Linn Indicted by tho Grand
Jury.
Yesterday aboMt noon, whom uoar the corner
Of Gook nnd Ainze streets, 0licor Mitchell
in the direction Of the soulld llo observed la,go
and ozci!od crowd III tho vicinity Of No. a5 Cook
styoot., as heo approached it. h mau lartcd from
its midst, and: surprising tic fugitive to bo in
stertol after him. 4 brisk charo ona'le1,
but the corpulont officer steadily gained
upon tho follow, until lo camo up
With him, on Noble atroot. uo took him to tho
o 5ees Neas hao n nscsoGo e GG5e 9 }o as a
cause OF mis- hasty departure from tho mdDt OF
tho crowd showed that he had made IN assault
upon nun named Androw Buckley, and had in
an dy the ae
that ho was prompted to do this by Duckley'a
threatening to xiii him. Both mon had boon
drinking together moat OF tho day, and were 70
into2aeated ag to 10 unconscious OF What they
did. Buckley is not dangerously hurt. Both
street.
An alleged bogus Constable, namod John
Worth, got himself into II difficulty yesterday,
which will probably ona in hts official 1eeapita.
tion. John Drutztory and man named harris
got into trouble, and HalriB, it 10 alleged, made
an assault upon hia onomy. Worth rot posHes-
sion OF II writ and attempted to nrreBt Harris.
Ho was opposed by that gentleman, and
q Hocond-rato -!iat-dght wns tho result.
Harris r, resistod because ho thought he
know Worth to ba q bogus ocAior. IIo
consented, however, to accompany lul
up to Justice 1IaInoB' ofloo, where Worth called
upon that urbano official to recognize hia a.,-
tllority and give linn assistance. Tho Justice
very properly informed him that ho would have
to bring forward aometling o1se than hin nn.no
to austain Ills domnnl. After some parlcying,
!larrs was ndvisod to Glvo himaelf up, Which ho
did. Tho caao betweau Harris and Dr.,tztory
will como up before Justice IIainos to-lny. Tho