, 1874-07-23

! The Now York ltail says: "W'hen that Wes
| Sido fire blazed mp Wednesday, Chicago must
llaye felt rrottJ muoh us tue old lady did whor
| the btcoohing b,okc."
Tho Temperature yesterday, as. observed bs
Manasae, optican, under T1E TRIBUNE Building
was Ill the shalo at = n. m, 70 degrees Fnhra.,-
hcit; 10 a. m., n; u n, 10; Up. m., So p,
M, n; and 8 p. nj, 76. 81 > :: .:
a meeting of tho graduates Of tho Chicago
Collogo OF Pharmacy WIS hold ip the College
rooms yesterday afternoon for tho purpose OF
organizing and forming MI Alumni Association,
committee was appointed for preparing q oon-
stitptiop 4nd bylaws, aud Wednesday,, Aug. 10,
fixed, for tho 'noxt meeting. Mr.. Charles NJ.
Ford presided, and II. ". buchanan was socro-
tary pro tc1n.
A hoy named Edward schciner was run over
avenNo and Mitchell street yesterday forenoon,
md ono Of his shoulders was badly injured. ue
lives Ut No. 30 HASTINGS street. ..
John Konnody, a lad Of 9 yonrs nus run over
by q horse and buggy at tho corner of Maxwell
mud Halsted strcota, yosterlay ntrning, mud
badly bruised about tho head.
The Cincinnati Enquirer kindly observes /:
4l'o Chicago people think that tlio,r lust fro
lost thom the sympathy OF tho world. Il,is Is q
tho world, but until eho gotB better Eiro Do
Rastmont. it wouldn't la well to paHs tho aat."
: Tho Rev. George 0ulrsy. pastor Of tia Cary
Avenue Baptist Church, Chelsea, Mass, tlilcuss-
Cd, Bnnany, on tho Chicago lire, repeating SCR
mon lle preached on tue Halqo subject after tho
lIe qf 1871, hut which Ao considered equally ap-
plicablo nov.
1sst As Engine ~ Ne 10 waa drying s'Gng Aaam
with the hose elevator and pipoman Raw and
another man wore llnng TO tile ground aud
seriously hurt. The accident WIS causod by tho
iI!gh fence round the now Cuaton-Ilouse. which
hindorol the approaching yohcloa from being
visible TO their various occupants.
Considerable o1citement was created about tho
Now Adelphi, lato Chicago Theatre. last night
about 104 o'clock. Lucion Grover, the ,pzopri-
otoe, wps called upon by Mr. Leo to settle up
lttlo back bill, but az tho latter aaaorts hccano
obstrepcrouB, md callod lin IN Irish hrlto"
now, aud tie police wore called to intarforc, hut
thelr aorsices wore not required. Grover agroed
70 sntt9o. and Loo prolniaod not to follow hllA
about and pumnlol him any more.
~, Tho oitizens Of tbe Sixth Ward. living near
Th!rty-tlrst etreot. met in Kramors Hull to dis
ollss tho subject OF Drainage. 1t vas arIlaront
had existed for some tl,pa in Tie southorn part
OF tho wnrd, because Of tho neglect OF tue a.'-
thoriteB to put In tho sewera Tor which, over $G0-
600 Ind boon Appropriated. They wiahea tlo
main sewer to DO Oh Ihitty-first street, which u
itioa, co1nmitteo consisting Of ]. u; !lartql ..
J. Laary. II. MnNamara, ]. u. 1sadolitt, and o.
q. 0anno,. was appolntea. The moatlng thou
adjourned uutil Saturday evening, when tAore
will ho anntllor In tho same place to act upon my
report tAo Committee may mako.
The app)ication Of Thomas @. Garland far a
writ Of mo warralto agaiuBt the rnombera Ut thu
Board Of Trustees OF tho Ada Street Mothodlss
Church was decided by Judge Fatwol!, To tAa
Criminal Court, yesterday morning. Tho peti-