, 1874-10-03

| Tie temperature yesterday, rs observed by
| 1lanasso, optieian, under The Tribune Build
Ing, was in tho shade at q, H., ii dcg. Fahr. !;
10 n. m, IS IA M, So; 3p. H., So; ep. m, Sc;
| 8 =. H., IL.
Negotiations arc pondlng looking to tho CHAR
toring Of special train to run between Now York
aud Chicago to carry Matchmaker exclusively.
| Tho matter is in charge Of AIr. Dangs. superin-
tonaont OF Railroad Service. This will savo
much limo, md will DO Of great boneilt to busi-
ncss, both OF Now York and Chicaeo.
This will inform tho city police tint about
noon yesterday Market street. ncnr Madison,
| was tho nccne of dlagracofut row, partici-
| patcd III by dozon or moro ororgrown
boys. Fol. . fow minutes tho Dir was filed WITH
| ono waa hurt, fortunately.
The Exposition is to Lavo something big to-
day, at 8 d. n. It IL an elephant s feet high
and Z feet long. Tho elephant hails from
Rochester, My, and, as 1t is tho a5cent day, oil
cal, go aud 500 1t.
John Collins, night watchnlan, 60 years Of
| ago, fe nccused by Carotsne Oleson Of No. 81
| Hunt street, Of M outrage unon llpr. Collins
| was arreAtsa yestorday afternoon, md locked up
in the Madison Street Station, to await examina-
tion.
Tho alarm from I,ox 924 at O'Clock yesterday
| afternoon Was occastonod by Blight il1o in the
drylng-room Of tho Womnu's lone, OH JackBon
| street, near fla1-ted. Tho loss waB nominal
! The ususo OF tho tire could not Do discovered.
! atal Zarcraha left this city 1ast evening with
thirty young polcs. who inteila to aottlc at Min
| oral Point, Washington County, Mo-, where Il
settlomont has boon started by Mnj. Znromba
| and Col. Joseph Lyons. About thirty possons
ots we ,n 10
[ digging for lead, which is eatd to abound thero
| III largo quantities.
| Tho Young Mems Social and Political Clab Of
orphous Hall. Among othor parteg present wcra
South sido polioo Court Clerk Martin scnlly,
| Aid. Foley, AID Corcoran. and others.
| The ball was worry pleasant eyont socially. but
it's exact political import will be determined hore-
| aftcr+
| The Doagd Of Mauagors Of the Wolnan'a Aid
| Association mot 1t their rooma ut 10 4. NJ. In
Mrs. D. i. Groves occupied tho CHAIR. Mrs.
| Peck, OF the Employment Buroan, reported that
1871 women and girls hare bcon provided with
places during septenbor. Tho Industrial School.
Oh Porch street, nnaor tho caro- Of MisH Stevens,
has enrolled 70 scholars during tue mouth Of
| September. Of theao, 80 arc American. 28
Irish, end Is colorsd. They bare finished GG
articles Of clothins, md have received 60 for
next months work. Tho clliaron have received
moral instruction.
Tho following telegram WAS received yeste:-
day;
oae hanarsa sd I'd &ssy orss. with first esac1ent
morning about o'clock, by tho Chicago, Milwaukee l.
IT, ho ncrt dcscSman VII, ,9n 1"aa. ahpi ~.
vo anot sl1 hours l.tcr anu tho third ons with 133
horses, about ave hours later than thu second.
! JAMES a1LLass, 4. Q. II.
The South Town Board met yesterday after
noon pursuant to adjourament. The meeting
was bold with locked doors Tho reporter who
called at tho appoiuted hour was told by aub-
ordinate that no ono would be there for IN hour.
Returning in toa minutes, llo discovered tint
they opened unto him, but swore no business
| had beeu douo aud that they had adjourned till
November. But why iock tie doors?
Tic attention Of rorsous mailing single
TX 5ac. =, f'et to mnstao etcrson IL eouts
,,,.n ,sa, 49, & ~ -, ooat
aS t,aro "a n,,, ~ !han; ,e.,nr ,,'
Ijniceso poat. fica IitIIo caro- n 1is rcanant
W. e'a ~ su ~ o aora ' ~
'a1' 1Ae 1'anaA'ts'''A y. Sno p"toiS'
SO great bag boon tho aucoosa OF TUG lunch
given by tho sadlos OF tho lndustrlal AID Society
at No. Gl Washington street, that they haye con:
cluded TO contiuue tho lunchea tho coming week
They hope to continue to receive the liberal pat
ronago Of tito public. So soon ~ thoy lave con
cluded they will bo followed by tho Union Ait
Society Of tho Foundlng's Homo. Tho business
l
mirable lunches given by theuo ladios IN tue slsni
NOR OF 1873, in the Union Dank Building. nul
during tho winter on Madison street. Tho Gus
tom which good food well-set tables, and prett,
faces won for tho Union Aid Society tl,oit, wi
not desert it now.
Tho gonl1o,nan OF tho IIo1ly-Troe Inu," o,
Monroe street, between Franklin aud Walls. i,
bv no means a hentbo,,. but ,Iuntico Hfnslalo Il
Of opinion that for ,Says tnat ara dark llo is
littio pectllar. This opinion was st,cnstAeue,
! yosterdaY afternoon. wien Ills IIonor slv
, tlle gentleman dying down h;s stons ond hear,
tic Simultaneous crash Of dishes I npon lis sic
walk. An, investigation Of The aifnir soon dc
1liustlalo's otlico haa n sky.perior Which ia in
habitea b7 ono OF the woakor sox. Tho "Iiolly
Tree Inn. man, tla Jur!co believes, know
-, moro OF that pky-parlor aud its con
tents, indging from lis familiarity In fali
ing down tho Htops yesterday. tlai. lo doea
Tho innkeeror took 4 plate OF ediblea to tI
woman III tho Axy-parlor yostordaI. md boil
dow aud to sslo pavement below ii lilo tYinkiu
Of an eyc. Quo Mr. connolly also knova Homo
,onn IN I'm xni,,r wn ,st IL t,,a ~ ro,oi :;