, 1873-11-23

tron, and many other good shngB. Misa Bow
man edits tho papor, which In worthy OF sup
port. Tho Homo givea food and shelter to the
hungry and honlo1eaa, and 1B ono OF tho moHt
useful charities In the city.
Thanksgiving will DO cole ebratod At tho Church
Of tho Epiphany, Throop streot, with the nsual
services, carols, and decorations. Preparations
nro making to insure to the public beautiful
and spirited celebration. The church will bo
oaborately decorated with all tho fruits and
will Hing thoir awootcBt carols, and tho Rector
will preach sermon on the tfmcs. ThiB church
had 1aHt yoar tho most elaborate festival Of tho
kind evor known horc.
Thomas Windmill was charged not by soo-
ond Don Quixoto, but by Toruico Newman, with
ertioloa, about tue last of oetobor. Newman
lives At No. o97 West Randolph street, and no
says Thomas ontored hia houno In tho night
and took tho aforementioned property, to the
value OF $90. Ho got out soarch-uhrrart and
gcarchoa *llo house Of Thomas, No. DG1 West
Madison street, and found tho property. The
case WAS continued yesterday morning by Soul
u, till tue 20th inst. III bail Of $500.
Tho prizca allotted to tho ouccossful players In
tho rccont billiard tournament ut Kingsbury
Music Hall were distributed yesterday afternoon
n sog ss by M f. axs ssos h o nsss
md I'll Of tho winnerg responded ~ boat they
could. Tho najorlty Of thorn, howoyor, aufrered
from oxtrono nerVousnoas, and thoir very elo-
quont remarks wore for tho mort part lost to
Folly and Michael doarY, tho .gontlomen who
manngod tho tournament, mntle como remarla,
promiaing their hearers that tlrst-claeB tourua-
menta would DO given In Chicago annually.
r. q, Walsh, whose nnme waa published In
connection with tho shooting Of a Merchants
policeman at his place on the corner Of West
Lako and Halsted gtreote, about two week,
since, tho particulars Of which wero ..givon in
T1E Tn1nUNE at tho time, WIS in Attendance
upon Justice scully ycnterdny. No ono appear
lug to prosecute, le was discharged. Mr. Walsh
cu,nulatcd considerable property BY industry
and course tho antipodea OF which one mt
urally associates with those who do indiscrim-
inatc shooting.
A meeting Of tho Directors OF tho Chicago
Public Library was hold in thoir rooms yeaterday
Hoyno, Chairman; Hays, Rosenthal, Raster,
and Queal. The mooting was called for tho pur-
pose Of considering tho report of committee
appointed to consider tho subject Of the procur-
lug Of suitable rooms for tic Association. Tho
report, Of the committoo mentioned soveral
Oh tho southeast corner of WabasE
avonuo md Madison street. Tho Committee
reported tint thoy Ind conferred with the
Bosrd Of Education with regard to tho old Post
secure room thoro by advancing $4,000 to fit it
up. They could hnyo two upper rooms. The
matter was referred to tho Committee, who wero
requested to reconsider tho offer OF tho Post
OAice building and report accordingly.
Tho inquest on tho body Of Mrs. Mary A. Hill,
tho particulars OF whose death uro already
known utter occupying tlvo days, was concluded
yesterday afternoon, the jury rendering tho fol-
said Mary A. Hill, now lying dcnd It No.
% Price placo, in tho City Of Chicago, County
Hor Now oVa ID from M naauoa of tho
uterus aud pertonoutn,. produced by an abor-
ton, and We, tho Jury, from tho evidence, find
that said abortion WAS tho result Of IN operation
performed on the said Mary Adolo Hif By DR..
Of James Hill, husband Of tic aforesaid Mary
TINT tho SID nd d. @ charles nS Esrll Io hea
principal ,and the said James Hill as accossory
botoro tho fact, to answer to the Grand Jury III
tho caso. Coroner Stephons, in pursuance Of tho
verdict, Immediately Issuod mittimuacs for tho
arrest Of Earl aud Hill, and both woro talton
into custody and asoigncd to quarters in tho
County JUL.
An itom appeared in THE TRIBUNE yesterday
concerning tho disappearance Of 3 little girl
named Lille Roose. Moro1 light has been thrown
Harris. conductor Of . pasaongor-tran on tho
Michigan Central Isailroad. This gentleman
states that he had T. passenger accurately corro-
spending with the description given OF tito miss
ing girl, who il a years Of ago. Sho had a frat
class tickot to Rochester, N. Y. Another con-
dnctor who WAS On tho same train, of duty, occu-
pied seat adjoining tho girl, and watched hor
very closely. She evidently much excited. and
manifested groa. alarm whonevcr any ono
approached hor. The statement regarding her
going away with man wns received from some
OF tho school-chldron. Thoro is roason to be-
lievo TINT tho girl observed by hr. Harris is
Lillie Reeso, as It has since been stated by some
Of her paymatca that Lille had told them sbo
WAS going to Rochester, and the Sisters there
would raise her aa q Indy and mako d music
teacher of her. Her mother, sho raid. would
at home and working. She did not like work,
and would much rather be lady. This il very
probable solution of tho story