, 1873-06-22

neeQea amount TO the APPROPRIATIONS Tor tn
coming year. Several Of those now living ms
subject admits OF no delay, il thing so desira
bic is to be accomplished. An OLD CITIZEN.
| THE CITY IN BRIEF.
The County Clerk issued forty-two marriage
licenses yesterday
| Tho Decoration Committees will meet in tht
Pacifo Hotel tomorrow evening.
The Board Of Managers Of the NewsboyB, Ant
Bootblacks' Home did no business yesterday,
because there was no quorum.
Erin's Hope Temperance Society will meet al
Walls Hall, corner OF Adams and Halstei
Streets at z o'clock this AFTERNOON.
The Police Captain at Hyde Park has in hif
keeping single harness, supposed to have
been stolen, and for which an owner is wanted.
Tho Canbrian Benevolent Society will meet
Tuesday evening in the Welsh Presbyterian
Church, corner OF 6angamon and Monroe
streets.
No entries will be received for the Dexter
Park meeting later than Tuesday. Mr. Gage
will receive the last Of them at o'clock on that
| evening It the Grand Pacific Hotel
The Board Of Public Works yesterday opened
| bids for painting several Of tho bridges, and
| furnishing lumber for the nse Of the street de-
| pa1tment. Neither contract wns awarded.
| 4 strawberry and leo cream festival, for the
benefit Of the Jewish Hospital, viii be given BY
Standard Hall, Wednesday evening.
| A meeting Of the West Side PASTORS Associa-
| ton will be held at o'clock tomorrow morning
! in the lecture-room OF the Third Presbyterian
| Church. Important business will be transacted.
| The Union Catholic Library Association will
give picnic, July 4, at Tracy's Grove, and the
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements will meet in the
| hail corner Of State and Monroe streets this af-
| tetnoon to talk over the matter.
Calling and car1i.ga dresses tor New York
| ladies are OF white bateRe, and very styl1sh
| They are made up all white, but arc more be-
coming corded With brown, blue, OF gray. The
| suits are very cool, and do not soil eaaily.
Complaints are made that the South Side Rail-
road Company run no carr on Archer avenue
from $3.50 to ILLS o'clock It night, and that there
Holmes attention Ia called to this fact, it is
fact.
In the Wabash Avenue II. E. Church, Tuesday
evening ne1t, there will be festival for the
benefit OF the Sabbath-school. Among the at
fractions will be Al express office in charge Of
ladies', Rebecca's well, and Strawberries
"smothered IN crane"
Members Of the United Sons OF Erin Beneyo-
1ent Society called upon to meet at their hall
On West Twelfth street, st o'clock this after
noon, to participate In the ceremony Of laying
the cornerstone Of st. Stanislaus Church, cor
ner Of Luke and John streets.
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday even
ings there will be grand festival given by lady
friends Of the Roman Catholic Temperance
Society, 1t Klare's Hsu, No. 10 and 75 North
Clark street, at which pleasant time is antici-
pated. Good music in attendance, furnished BY
| Nevans l. Deans band.
| The Board OF Public Works issued the follow
| ing building permits yesterday: 4. Heller, 2
story and basement brlck, 2o15o feet, NO. III
basement brick, 2416o feet; No. 80 Archer ave
| nue.; 4 A. Castle, 2-story and basement brick,
24118 feet, rear Of No. 2o2 Park avenue.
So frequent have been the depredations Of
burglars at Englewood, recently, that the in
habtante Of that suburb are clamozing Tor a
silver-ware into the city for safe-keeping. and
| arming themselves with revolveEs, bludgeons,
| bonieknives, blunderbusses, md shot-guns.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the masa-
meeting Of Irish temperance societies to repud-
ate Aid McGrath will cali Z meeting on Sunday
evening meet, at Father Mathew Hall. THIS
meeting promises to be an important event, and
may decide upon which side the Irish citizens
u1ll stand IN the coming municipal election.
Mr. Charles Loding has the acknowledgements
OF the city editor Of n handsome bouquet Of
roses from the Humboldt Park Nursery. Tbs
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ture Of the parks. One can wander over Messrs.
Sullivan l. McClure's LOTS and pick them up
freely as real estate At Washington Heights. Lo,
tho waste places blossom with tho rose.
The commencement exercises Of the Universi.
y OF Chicago will take place this week as fol-
1o"B: Monday, 7:45 p m, Second Baptist
Froahmen's declamations for the Koen prize;
Wednesday, $50 P: m:, class day exercises Uni
verHity grounds; 7:45 P. m, Junior exhibition,
Michigan Avenue Baptist Church Thursday, II
3. N, commencemen exercises, Michigan Are
nue Baptist Church.
The exercises OF tho tuenty-ninth annual COM
mencsment Of the University OF Nortre Dame,
Ind, and st. Mary'a Academy will take place on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Of this week.
large delegation Of the parents and friends Of
the students from this city Is expected to be
'Western Catholic, Of this city, will deliver the
annual address before the Alumni Of the Uni
Tersity, Of which he is = graduate, On Thursday
evening.
Tho Heste1r Catholic Of this week comas out
under the management OF new editor, Mr.
John J. Fitzgibbon, and the issue is one Of the
educated At Notre Dame University, where be
took degree and where he will, during the |
commencement to take place this week, deliver |
the Grafton, an honor eagerly sought by the !
Alumni. 70 his editorial duties mr. Fitzgfbbon |
general information, and under his management |
the Weste7n Catholic promises to increase its
circulation and influence.
The attaches Of the manufacturers National
Bank came to the conclusion that the marriage
Of Mr. N. NJ Jamieson, Recieving Teller Of the
bank, to Miss Daniels, daughter Of II. Y. Dau-
iels, Esq, WIS IN excellent opportunity to let
that popular gentlsmsu hayo an evidence Of
their good will They accordingly pre-
sentsd him On Friday evening With
~ elegant French clock as wedding present
Pleasant zemarks upon the occasion mere made
With Characteristic grace BY Messrs. Caleb Bar
ratt, George Robert Quin, and Walter Mills,
Ind general good time INDUCED by everybody.
The other gentlemen in that bank are seriously
contemplating mAtdmony.
beneficiary concert will be given In the First
Baptist Church On the evening OF the Lat prox.,
,naer N tie direction Of h1r. g: A Ravens, organ"
oeen arranged, embracing variety OF talent
hat cannot fail 1iohlyto entertain lovers Of good
nusio- In the instrumental parts, MIR. Ravens
Til be sszisted BY Mr. I. =. F1agler, organist Of
plymouth Church, and Nj. Emil Liebling, Al.
'minent pianist. The vocal numbers viii bo
:endesed BY Hrs. Havens, soprano; Mr. James