, 1873-11-02


Tho lunches given at No. 172 Madison street
by tho Indies Of Trinity Episcopal Church will
bo continued few daya longer.
Tho Irving Club will glvo its third party-a
calico hop-on Iriday evening, ut Mar.inos
West Side Hall.
On Tueslay afternoon tho Directors Of tho
Orphan Asylum will hold their rsgular monthly,
meeting at that institution.
ThoHo who want holp can bo supplied by ap-
plying at tho Employment Bureau Of the
Womau's Aid Association, No. 81 Lasallo street.
From 0 to 8 Oh Thursday evening next. an
oyster supper will be given BY tho 1adies Of tho
Union Park Baptist Church, to aid III paying tho
floating debt of the Church. !
Aa usual, buainess around tho City Hall yos-
torday was mostly confined to olectioneering.
The amount Of work, outside Of routine, is worry
small.
man named James Dounell was placed un-
dor bonds Of $500 until q further heaT.ng by
United States Commissioner Hoyue yesterday,
| for passing counterfeit fractional currency.
Tho alarm OF fire from Boz 275, ut half-past 4
| o'clock yesterday morning. vas occasoned BY
South Desp]ainoH street, occupied by John Wes-
10y, as a laundry. Damage, $3.50 uninsured.
! Tho Doard Of Police mot long enough yostor-
day to audit the nayrolls for tue Police and Firo
Departments, but transacted no other businoss
Of CONSEQUENCE. 1t ia remarkable that thore
have been no trials nor ohnrgas necessary for
| some time,-ln fact, ever since the election OK
element commenced.
The friends Of Dan OHara and David A. Gago
seem to be waging DloodleHs battles in tho base-
| ment Of nearly every Catholic Church on the
West Side. They arc now drasn up in line at
fair which is in progress at the new Church OF
! tho Sacred Heart. corner Of Luke and John
streets, and arc making desperate struggles to
! carry oil q gola-headod cane, md present it to
their favorite. Tho fair will continue during
the week.
The postponed dedication OF tho Fulton Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Fulton street,
| ono block west Of Western avenue, will take
place this afternoon at O'Clock. Tho Rev. g.
! II. Fowler, D. D., president Of tho Northwest
orn Uniyoraity, Is expected to preach the dedi-
cation sermon.
at II O'Clock last night IN alarm Of fire WAS
cont III from box 284, iamcs having boon discov-
erel in tho framo cottago No. 867 Fulton street,
Ing aud contents were damaged to the oxtent Of
| $500 no inaurance. The tlre sprend to No. 1858
| Fulton etroot, o house occupied by Mrs. Clark.
Loss 96U0. The fire originated from q defective
| chimney.
The regular monthly meeting Of the baptist
ministers Of Chicago aud vicinity, occura at 10
Standard The programme includoa reports OF
| PASTORS plan Of SERMON by tho Rov. Mr. lounds-
| bury, Of Aurora, Exogesls Of Corinthians, w.,
| T. BY Or. Thomas, aud M essay by the Rev. 4.
]. Frost on the subject, - Perfect Libarty-Por-
| feet Obedience to Perfect Law"
| Tho following persons, representing charita-
Bic institutions III the city, arc requested to meet
at 10 a. m. to-mor1ow In tho Raliof Block. No. 81
| LaSallo street: Alr. Billings, the Rev. Mr.,
Boring, Mrs. Il. Sayrs, Mrs. y. F. Pulsifer. Mys.
Dr.. Dyas, Mrs. g. ulazier, Mrs A. Officer. Mts.
William Whes!or, Mrs. ". Warren, Mra; ,aoH1ay,
gett, Mrs. i. N. Mitchell. Mrs. II. 9. JahnsSn q.
Mrs. ]. Z. Young, Mrs. L. G. Hall, Mrs. G. 3.
Marsh, and tho President and Secretary o2 tile
Young Mems Christian Association.
The Coroner yesterday held All Inquest on the
body Of Henry koonor, tho man who committed
| suicide at tho oornor Of Madison and Canal
s:rcots, Friday !eyoniug, By shooting himHelf
through tho head. Averdlct Of denth by suicide
| WAS rendered. II tho doceascd las any friends
in tho city. they would do well to communicate
| with tho Coroner regarding his effects, and tue
| disposition to bo li,nle 0f tho body, Which ia
still at tho Morgue.
thrco PERSONS charged with robbing mud assault
Ing Kicker, OF Elgin, were brought before Bait
you yesterday morning, and the case again con-
tinuud. 1t IL strongly hinted in certain qnartora
TINT Kicker lost Ills money in gambling. .honHo,
md made his story out Of whole cloth about
being beaten, although there is no doubt that
he aud - Dancing Frank" wcro married. by Bun
yon In Capt, ,RAol g. Hounds house.
William Archdeacon employs IN his factory, or
Monroe street, about 150 men and boys. lie
Bays they steal from him ten Or ilfeeen dollars
worth of goods every day, mostly in small petty
Friday, a8 ho Baw Alexander SPHINX steal goblet
aud take it away, hn had him arrested and tried
beforo Banyon, who ilnol him 81 and costs fo1
stealing gIayB worth iftecn conts. This will
make Alexander respect the rights Of property
hereafter
aud wicked step-daughtcr, Lorisa nobinaon by
namo. She il but IL yoara old, yet q mort
hardened person Ia seldom seem In thu
Courts. Thursday she was aont by Justice
Danyon to the 11ouso of the Good Shepherd
but they could not keep hor, for sho chased thu
Inmates all over the house, threatening to kll
them, and doing othor outrageous tlilngs. Yes
t.r!uy she WIS brought before panyon, wht
sout hor to tho Bridowoll for Hlx mouthB.
Inst night about 10 o'clock brisk game ot
faro was interrupted ut John Dowllng'a gambling
houHo, located on Montoe-street, near State, b,
Of policemen. There were thiyteon gaulblers
In tho rooms ut tho time, including thE
keepor, all Of which woro given quartors IN ths
Asnsoyy Etntion, Dogherry Bauyou was hrough
| to tho etatlon IN caEFlAho, hHu chllcA4ou ~ ~
wrote the bonds that gavo the prisoners, thoi
liberty. Some Ut e4o vagrauts boaatod that t
the lIesinH- 'Hara ticket was successfnl no1
Tnoaday, tholr games would cease to be mo
Tested,
Richard Tranzh Is bad young man, or he i
porBeouted by hia own family. Early last week
his father testified before Justice Scnlly, tla
Nioharl abused his mother, brothers, and als
tors, aud stole money from his fathor, but !pos
Richard promising not to so near llfs father
house, and to Gu to work, boully discharged him
Yesterday his two brothers appeared. and swoE
that ho lad stolen pair Of pants from one o
thom and pawued item. ThIa convinced th
Justice that no WIS thorough rascal, 10 III
tluod him $l00 aud costs.
| Mathew Burns is an employer IN the Bridge
port steel works. He aud the foreman, Thoma
Moore, bad some difficulty, and hard word
passed between tlom. While Moore was drawlnl
Soda motion iron into q bucket, and hal
hia hand on tho rod that, stops Vi
the aperture, burns came up behind him AMI
struck him to tho hour, .sonseloss. Lad Ao eYel