, 1873-04-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The contract for p'ns.erins tho engnehoute et tns
Mator-Woska Wns awsrded, b5 no nosfd of Puouo
Mon required by housekoepors to assist In moving
tomorrow, DO obtained by application at the ecf
Employment bureau, Conrt-uouso Bqunrc. =.
Tho alarm of nro from po3 2es, ut O'Clock yestcr
Y a By tho s5dg out Of
Mcnd Christian Union VII DO bold nt No. 7se Michigan
hyenuo this oyonnR. Matters OF Importance aro OK
pcctod to COMO up for discussion.
Ato o'clock on Monday night, ofneer Andrew Casey
EdwarB store, No. Cos Wabash nvcnuo, hadnct ro to
ples,o ,ofnranery r 10 htoso fno stofo open aud az
Tho organization known ~ !" Our Club " will give
May RaEs sn e
lily GGtt65, snd Louise Voics. N@ ' 40 >'''
The boy Luther 3. Johnson who wnB lost on Hatur.
urday evening from Noo Bryan place, was nsfolY re-
turned to his parents the same evening nbout dark.
1lo was found on tho corner Of Chicago avenue and
Lincoln street by policeman.
Block on tho northeaat corner Of Cark and Randolph
streets. Con. g. u. Duckncr, anxious to have his
siyo tono to lis building, ~ "s~ ''>~'''>'' ~
Yesterday afternoon, tcam Of horscs attached to
oah
were thrown out, but wore not seriously hurt.
Joaoph Rumps, German emtgrant boy, got eopar-
asel from his family upon thetr arrival In Chicago,
aa ss"'y u nsSnar 1sen '1 M
neubon street, where his friends may and hin.
The boy Franz R!os, Of No. 90 Front ssreat who was
Road lod from Tho injuries ho received yesterday
morning. An inquest was hold. ut which tho Com
pany was e1oneratod from MI blamo.
Another accident occurred at the Chicago A
day night, whereby Jamea g. Arnold, Of No. $50 Burn
side ntreet, had hia left arm taken OF. e was walk
ing tho track ut tho tmo Of tho acc!dcnt, and
knocked down and run orer by engine No. 251. He
was taken to tho County Hospital.
Yesterday afternoon, at half-past o'clock a boy
named Frank Matcakio. aged years while attemptng
Rarosd liz noar TMonty.hr Street, feii Beneath tha
cars, Tho wheels Of which passed over his left md
leg completely aeyering them The boy vaa removed
recovery He liyos with lis parents 1t ihs corner of
Buddan and Twenty -nfth ssrcets.
On Monday night Mr. T. Z. Ramsey, Of Boston, was
and Despalncs streets. 1t IN carly hour yesterday
morning ho came out Of tho paco, hnying Lost $115
no reported hi' loss 70 tho wes police feop
soully. Capt. Lull should "spoli this place 4''
Yesterday morning, Bohemian boy, seod 9 years,
Northwestern lsoad, Sloan stroct- Two engines
wero passing Ut tho time going In opposite directions.
,T run III Sa
to tho ankle, and the calf OF the leg torn or Tho boy
lives at No. a Sloan street. whothef he WIS taken.
Detective Flynn, yesterday afternoon, arrested two
boys named Wellington DoJle nnd Ed. Riley, who had
In their posaeBs!on largo amount OF tcwelr which It
IL believed unlawfu1ly acquired. At tho time of
their arrest tho fellows wero entoayorng to sell tho
stuff in suloou West Malson street, at prices be-
low ts first cost. Tho property conAisod in part OF
twontyopo jawelEy sets, three Egln watches Of tho
Ryerson pattcrn, dftythrco rnga, aud eight silver
watch chninn, tho Nllote botng valued At $500 The
property awais Identification At the Madison Street
Btahon.
Tho Board Of Public Workn faaucd tho following
building permits yesterday: Bout l. Stanley, four
story aud basement Gtole 'front.' e0x8D feat East WaBh-
iuEton Rtrcat; Henry Zimmerman, three story and
basement brick 22xb3 fcet, No, IS Clybourn avcue
@. F. Loons, threo~story and basement stone 1G1117
feet Warrou avenue; L. A. driswpl1 thyoe-story aud
basomen brick 32x75 fcot, No. COL West Laks street
Samuel Slmons tWostory md basement brick, 24x25
feot, Elizabeth street; Nichols l. uelner, two-story
aud basement stone front. 48x58 feet Warren avenue
Northwestern uorso-Nall Company, two-story brick,
95x1oo feet, Clinton atrcot.
Several dealers in fireworks called tho Hoard Of
Police yesterday, and had . consultation with the
Commissioners in raforenco to tho modification Of tho
cts, etc., In lre-proof vault. The gentlemen con-
atdercd 1t too stringent and stated 1t 10 be ther ill.,
tention to petition tho Council to change tho ord-
nance 80 that thoy can carry on thcir
business, Tho Board, individually, expressed
themselves satisfied with the law and sail they did
not consider It's provisions too stringent. The dcaors
desired comply with tho ordinance but they wanted
. deap1u0n Of "Gre-prooi yhultn The board wore
unable 10 gyp It. and the gentleman withdrew