, 1873-05-29
ANOTHER NEW HOSPITAL.

. 1stssi0p EO1cY-sPrOBrnm1nc OF Ar
rAnE0lncnts.
On Monday noxt, at 0 O'Clock a. m., tho Ale1-
Ian Brothers Hospital will be dedicated by tho
slto Of tho former ono, which shared tho fate OF
all other North Side institutes In tho groat fro
Of 1871. Tho now odifcc, phmni1.nkc, has rison
from tho ashcs Of tho old, and prosents very
attractive and 'etrikingly- reflective appearance.
1t is built OF pressed stono and brick, threo
STOKES md basement in height, surmonntod by
.ManBard roof. Tie style OF architecture
ia pleasing to the oyo, being d ;mi1-
tura Of Roman and Gothic. It has
frontage on Market ana Frankln streots Of f6O
feot, and on Black Hawk etroet, which runs woat
from Wol1s to sodgwiok stroot Of u foot. Tho j
north wing Is tho chapel, d porfeot gom Of
beauty, and is tastcfully decorated for the occa-
son: Il y has e four stained glass windows, Gothic
Hospital BY hr: Mish, q woli-lnown glasa-
stainer. Tho main entrance opens on Market
street, through tho pleasuro-g grounds, which nro
very tastofully laid out, aud at considerable OK
penso. The interior arrangements arc oxcollont,
being designed with special reference to the COM
fort Of tho patients. Tho Hospital has GO
rooms, comfortably arranged, and we'll yonti-
M"tl he building was designed BY IT. oto
'superintondenco Of Mr. Suffer; carpeHter-work
by Mr. Il. Wt9hmoyor plaatoring b., hr. Ross
tin-work IN by Lauor q; KEeuaer; eornico-wofk BY
Bros. Tho tnoohanlcn IN their several branches
have given tho Brothers entire satisfaction.
hE1e oVer tne door ot cue nam entfanco placea
IN niche, is beautiful marble statute olght foot
ntgl, fopsonensR u, m e41ns yoan OF aoa ttoGanor
In his arms poor paraytic, whoso head Ia rest
Ing on tho shoulders. Of the Saint, while Ills
III ihangers clasp around the mock. Il Is an admiFa-
pc pleeo OF sculpture. from the chia91 OF Mr.
nFom y inc top OF tno central tower tloatH tho
s1ars and str'Res' on Aagstnt1 5g teot hlgll,
s ~ ~. " .ho dn.elcan ea81e, WHICH moas-
I mrgs - 1oet 1rom tho ap TO t1p Of eaeh wing
u. not4 Of wh9m nave e. been IN daily attenqance On
~ e nosrltAl 1T1n @ III hlsI advontot the btotaofa
~ Chlcag9:E ING Wnoo 1nstatu9ion la supported
" dnaIiaol9 aona!ionh oainancs anu fIotee
.ne great sacriucoa maae oy tnoao brothersan the
cause OF hnmnn suterlng. hy supporting an m
re1i9on IN netionat o IL o''r
ts1s!9n u ols nationaLty. H.. 1-..,,1.,
~ laat oulu.yt Hioat1S " ,ne ffesIueuts
aha a a e, o. tho Cathoho soootos o.
I4o ctty "9s neia ~ tue foeePlion I9om oH the
"a.n on ,;nnday io" nr +, II
Mooro Of saint E ooumo soc1etV occupoi tho
m, Gna.t aI. alatnew scnmltz acslng as aeofesa1y'
Ine a9a9"ng Tg roSolutl0na .,l mere aaoptea H..
aro reneaei to attan in nroesssion - '' e''
Resotred. THAT GRIND KiarshsT shall bo elected.
undor whoao o1dorn tho several socioies ahali form
5so'ued That each society sa elect their Assistant
Ma1HhalL
On motlon, Mr. Aaam schfl!o was nnani- az
mo9'usIy olee,ed drana Alafshan q tho day. Iho
5n1uoWw1ng n An9 q, o. meroh e was tnen agfeea on
M lne sootn ana MeRs aiae soclotles ~, arc TO meos
B1 .o.I - ~ ~ o. noA.1 o4o.h ntloo.s ~ % o ti - -
run, ~ t.oo y, H. tnoiico in1em ~ MotIn ~
Oinrh atfeet TO FNn Dulou Weht.to NoHHi u0lIn
to Chicago nVonuo, where they will bo joinea by
the Bocoties Of tho North and West 6ides.
The societies Of st. MicAAel'g Church. will
meet Mt their rosnnctva halls nj 7.3( a M. forn,
T., l;no fhnnco I,orcl, aouti, m Iorrohea atroot
- - ~ 49,: es 1 . 49, ~ " :;i MI ~ - ta1 - 1850 a.e.,
c;ot;aa n thn Nnrthwcat 81 for15 mn nrcceasion
tho 3nrci, fronn n;uis}on - niorl.at sIroot
thonoa % to It. Josonh nhnrch. wboTa tlo sociotieas
~ that nhnrch ,piil Hin fhn1n. then mnrch
nj vii form ;f nne nroccaaon 1ndor tEo i;roc.
t;ono ~ ia Grani Mara,,nI ani toira m THAR
march r1 " fsnm Ws1in vast r. 1tiviaion thsnce To
aajn,vclr otroat tbonna ~ North aunn1o east
ali aro ] oxpoetod s to arriyo % at Il a. a. N. ~ "'''
T4S dseatorg win DO conducted n b
Fntbor NIoi11rad, prior Of tho " Eouedictino
orf]er Tho choir of Saint J0senh Church,
under the direction Of the organist,
Mr. Ranker, hayo kindly consented to be praa-
one. lle Qod1cation sermon WILL Do PEoaoAeo ny