, 1874-07-25
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.
rHu FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

A nreljmluary mootlng OF oi1lcets and nombctB
ef lie tlrst baptist Clutch WAS held IN tho In
diana avenuo chapel yesterday afternoon to tuko
measures for commencing to work Of rebuild
tne their ohuroh elillce. Tho moeting whs
called to ofsier by the pnBtor, tho lsos. ". ".
Eyorts, D. p. Prayer wns olrcrol By Oyrus
Bentley. ESD.
After few rotnarka by Tho pastor In rcgard to
Nse IMPORTANCE 1T tomttlonciug tito nav building
~ soon na possible, T. =. H'nckley, Ea9''
moved that the Society proceed Immediately
to tlln erection Of nc" house ot
worship. The motion unanimously prevailed.
Mr. Dont1ey moved that committee Of i've Do
appointed to select and recommend sfto Tor tho
NOW building. Nft. dtnnga shrd moved to ansond,
directing tho Committee to Holocs etthor tho ios
now owned BIZ th6 church on tito oorler OF In
diana avenue mud Thiftie,h street. or . alto
within three blochs thereof. Tho alnontmont
prevailed, and tho resolution as nn1onled was
pf GYris Dontioy, Robert Harris, ]. e. Tylor,
William 0aructt, and Mr. DArchollo.
Oh motion OF h1t. bentley. tho commlttec
xoro t1ircotod to report to = m sposial meeting Of
lIr u r. Jacobs said Tint ho had n1oasarcd
Ito ground now occupied by the 1hdlnua avenue
oIapol, and lo had discovered that tho building
could be- moved lack to tho roar line, nnd tlcn
building as large as tha old first Church. Ho
moved Tint committee DO appointed to COLI
slider tho question Of tho romoval Of tho chapel.
sacjoty. Tho motion proynilod: end b. i,
9ootS3' on3.3 X n;;iot.o .nat, Hr Marsh wnrn m.
nantn1 tt,o f,nmm;itea -
b. Uinoklay noved that committee bo ap-
pointed to prepare outline plans for tho now
T1;motionv nonting 1fnrs,' itn,ert fIsrr;a mi
+ Gi}fcttn wcpo 'chnaan ~ liz rommItten.
mr. jacobs moved, and tho motion prevailed,
hr'11;no ~ = ho,as ,vhict, wnnid 1,a covorod by
s9n dnGs " n'aa' a"eA "''" ~ ~
S'1,"eyt. 1,ntt.. .not,or po,ao Nv hft, raenhx.
that 'o' no dobts 'be sontreetea ia batld;
TIA H. H." ,nat,rnt,rn asa SSa would be- mid
naa 1na a co., no ,oTt Et son 0
ato snssa W. ~, ~ t- n,'hscr"t,cn
couta gs lalssu na5 ,,s ta no,ittpa m s,tc
III. lninss nuseu ', ~ uni ~, VIZ wv ~ n1 m tho
~ ussea u. " Istas}F ~ rom.t pnt t.G mntn,
t1 W. 1..ol LUZ n1upa1' tatIn s0"4~ 1'N' ''o
a,tn !au ~ a sxaa ,,ontod rcforr;nr all ts
matter Settled by thia preliminary ncetlug. to
sau ta1hss tas".". no.j1, T., tho If +, Gfurcl ~,
4teet ~ ~ t.eat eapps 49, Sno 'tA' 49, W.
m! !eentu e:ieos. ,.. ,,ox, ,,.a,,,,,,,,,.
.,,1 n e. n.maan} - ,o',a rf.v nf ihn rnnrouom
meh 81 sne tnaGn ~ mna ton
@ - ~. io ".,d rravaifaS rho
K trnnero1 ~ foaiim1 anams a to hr t1,at to ehnrch
would leeida fhnt tI,o homo church must 10 built
on the corner Of qhirtioth atroot and Indiana
avonue In tnas caso, howcvof, tue auestlon
@ GIos1 90 W "nas .sa y, ~ ~ %
nna tnnst fonrlEhj,''e schools in the city before
the flrp, Mr. Jacobs, its Superintendent hoped
itwouid be Immediately moved do"n 10 tho
inftiein htteos chapci: DIV sn" 1"ee'AoA "@"
In lar"n u,eat,nc cnnyonoa In rho evcn-
{nr. in Tho yegtgY ot tho Wabash avenue
M. Z. Church. FAoro tito questions cntno
up TOT xasihoataon. After = shoss VINO siehs M
1.'o - ao9aa .nnnad .1,nt tn a,ta ~ tI,o III
shjeids Mission. on E,ghtocnth street, bo loodol
to tie Olvot Daptas Church (co1orodl, subject
to tho 1ncnmbfances upon II. Als. nentley
moved to aaena py aaai,ns n nrovlao .uas a4al
Nnhcmah ITavk;ns rea1 n ]etter of Thanks from
tho naator Of tho Ojiyot Church. the I,oy. Il.
Do1,nntist. whfcJ, was ortlarod placed on f}to.
Tha Lusncss of tho preliminary meeting
ca1no up for ratification, and ronarhB woro rnadS
hv EToHarR. 1}eniloy. Jacobs and others. aud by
lie Key. Mcssrs. haymond and Dr. Nolthrup,
AMI tho roator T'ho Gommiftco To noloct Hitb
far now churcn vaa not limited 40 to location.
5ir, Jacobs was added to tlo Committee IN Tlnns,
ratiliad. '' ~ ''e '''''~'' ''''
~'oe' -e-
PAVING TWENTY FIFTH STREET.
~ ,1a Ed;tor Of ria C1ieago Triouuc:
"'sn .n,oa n.',.,,a yuu " s" a., ~ ass
o1 ous 0oasa OF iao!'o "ot1Sa ~ toa tuai'oesaAce
Of paving Twonty-ilfth stroot. between Michigan
avenue and tho intersection Of Cottage Grove
md Calumot avenues. Tic trayol On Twenty.
srt,, 1..aat =: ;,s.,o,,., tr.,n l,s,.,oos ,,,~t ~
WY -, ~ a.'eos - 4"il'ooee' Auo Dun'Ao7a p"'1 '.
cottage Grovo avenue commences taere' aao
extends Houth to Twonty-niuth street. East o1
Prairie avenue it eeoms to ho the natural thor
onr}fnra for NJ, ,vnpnns nnf, voh;c]ns If evcry
,;.ea ..";., t.,,, ..trao. T., ~
A4u" eo'uB AiopA 4"oM't-noso'.&1 1'le's " eo'
taEe dfofo a7ehuos IAe tfaFel !s 80 Great, ano
tue dust and aand so deop. TINT the men whc
have charra of Watering tin 8troets in thai
vio;r;tv nltsr,v rofnso - ,n1o,,,1:o t,,a ,o, =,
buou"tis t1o uuss oo'"c'A iia1'o al" e'iut1o'
avenues. ...-..
ihe occupants OF tho tMenty-hVe houses 'front.'
ng on IWehty-hlth street between those uvo,
cnse co ~ HIT fra eorv VI ,"1 I'll a1 ano
ayo" Moreover, tho present condition Of tAit
Rtreot intsscts cruelty upon oycry horse TINT hat
70 draw YenIoio tnrouGh u. FROM tho ,'shteai
ny, s,c a. sanl in ,sy "scas ,aat n,h
The boating and pounding Of horses and nwoar. wear.
Ing Of drivers through this ocean Of dry sand ia