, 1873-01-05
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

] THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Tho installation Of Beacon Light Division 5
OF T. will be held in Bethel Hall to MORROW even
ing.
| Tomorrow afternoon, at 1:90 O'Clock, thc1e
will be reheareal at the Academy OF Mng;as T;
| those who take parts IN YAH That
/ Not Gold"
Inc tttna eeMafng, at No. Is Jefferson street
to,,mooGE6ors who are prepared to make ret11rns
! 1br tickets sold arc requested to be present.
The second calico hop of t4Our Club" occurr
on the evening of Jan. Il at Shows Dancing
Academy. The Club will also give amaaquerade
ball on the 23th inst.
The Board OF. Managers Of the Woman's Aid
Association will meet In tho lecture room Of the
First Methodist Church, corner Of Clark and
Washington streets, on Tuesday next, at 2 p. N.
The annual meeting OF tho DirectresseB Of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum Will be held on Ts1es-
day next at 2:30 p. M, ut the residence OF Colo
mel james, No. 620 Michigan avenue.
There will bo meeting Of those: who take an
interest in tho organization Of q grnHastic club,
next Tuesday evening, at the West S:le Christian
Union rooms, No. 205 West Madison stroot.
The Literary Club OF the Chicago Christian
Union VIII meet At their rooms, No. 755 Mic.ii-
gan avenue, tomorrow evening, wl.eu Senator
Summers "ObliSion Resolution" will CONC up
for final discussion.
a public Temperance meeting viii be held at
Bethel Hall, corner of LIKE and Desplaines
streets, tomorrow evening. under tho auspices
Of Beacon Light Division, S. Of T. Rev. n II
Parkhurst md others will address the meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Chicago
C.lcdoIiau Club will bo held in the basement Of
the Scotch Church, corner Of Adams and Ssn-
canon etreets, on Tuesday evening next, to
make arrangements for the forthcoming ball.
4. P, Burbank, Esq, assisted by several
amateurs, will giyo roading aud concert, at
Murray Chapel, Indiana avenue, near Twenty
ninth streot, in aid ct tho funded debt Of tho
CtFrch, next Thursday evening, Jan. 8, at IL
O'Clock.
Tho Dramatic Glass Of The Chicago Christian
Union will meet Mrs. Anna Cowen tomorrow
evening, ut 200 West Madison street, for Shak-
Hpearean readings.. full attendance is ear
nestly requested as the class will bo reorgan-
lied.
Sisters Of st. Jdseph. N charge OF the Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum. return their sincere and
grateful Acknowledgements to the good and kind
ladies Of st. Jaues' and st. Patrick'e parishes
for the part they took in getting up good diu-'
ner On New Years Day for tho little orphans
condded to their care.
An inquest was held yesterday On the remains
Of George Hurd, young man who died at the
Mercy Hospital from the effect of injuries sus-
Ld1uG4 III pV ACC1QGnS41 Q1BEDAIEG OF
his gun. Whiio shooting in Dexter Park some
days since-
4 lecture will DO delivered by Rev. F. P.
daresche. at st. Mary's Church. Wabash avenue,
Tuesday evening, on the subject, "Cathollc
Literature for Catholics" The lecture is under
tho auspices and in aid Of the funds of tho
Union Catholic Library Association. Father
Garesche's fame as IN eloquent pulpit orator is
sure to attract large audience.
The store Of Henry steir, No. ss2 West Ran-
dolph street, Was entered by burglars on Thurs
day night. The safe was broken open, aud
$4,000 in notes, payable to the Greer Of Bteir,
about ESQ in money, quantity Of West Side
a iaoy Who attended the matinee at AfcV;ck.
e1 81 Yesterday atternoon-tho Uifo OF nna ~
CMcago's wealthieat citizans-was oyerhesnd n
as.er nea this criticism upon the imporsonation Of
hllsa Cushnnn uaaa l"
Professor Ranaom Dexter Inns just received q |
complete set OF tho Bock-Steeer anatomical
models from Germany. With these the study Of ]
anatomy is rendered permanently objective, in
stead Of the comparatively. subjective methoda |
usually pursued in our colleges. They 60 into |
immediate use before the Senior Class OF The |
University OF Chicago.
We have been favored with o neatly printed
circular, embodying 3 cordial: invitation to bo
'resoct On the occasion Of the formal opening |
4 the 1ew Missouri Republican office, ia. ST.
louis, which occura on tho 9th Of January. The |
ircular contains an engraving of the building. |
'hich is q splendid specimen Of architectural
legance.
We have received communication sirnad |
Two StTangers," " who desire to know the foc1-
ion Of tho charitable institutions of Chicsgo
I order that they may bestow something uDnn !
hem. It is somewhat odd that their benero- !
ant zeal had not led them to look in the CITY
directory for the desired information. It ia not
20 late yet, however.
Coroner Stephens held An fuquect, Yesterday. /
. tho body of Joseph Ellsworth, aged 60 years.
ho lately resided at No. 1856 Ewing street. He
as employed as watchman in the elevator of
rmor1 Dole. Some time during Thursday t
g1t he fell into one of the grain bins, eighty !
ct IN depth, and was instantly killed. Ho
ayes wife aud several children. Itno verdict
- accidental dea:h.
The Amherst Alumni Association dinner will
10 place at the Sherman House on Thursdny
aning, Jan. 9th and every preparation is be- :
ccess aud eclat. On these occasions from :
t. to sixty young professional men sit down I
r an evening to recall Alma Mater, and live
er again for an evening their College DAYS, | a
NO hosts, MessrB. G2ge Bros. d Rice. who arc / Ii
IN to open the Pacific, will allow the Amherst i,
pper to lack no feksure belonging to such m Il
:asi0n. /,
The Erc7ing Post OF yesterday contains t., u
lnquent tax list of Cook County, one hun q
d and forty-two columns, pretty full direct 81
OF landowners aDl thei r.t..artv II.