, 1874-09-14

GENERAL NEWS.
Tho members Of Company D, First Regiment
N. s. L., and those Wishing to join. aro notified
that they are expected to mcot Monday evening
at o'clock Hbarp at 152 Dearborn street. Room
81, to prepare for general mccting at Armory.
Tho congregation of the First BAPTIST Church
will hold meeting At 6GG Wabash nyonuo Thurs
day evening, to consider plans and specifications
for their proposed new church.
Tho editor OF tho Fiold and Stream has been
trying his hand At emonding Shakespeare in tile
interest OF tho noble cause Of angling. In his
last number ho speaks Of tho play Of "Trollers
and Cressila."
The alarm from Box SOL at TAO o'clock hs
evening was occaaioned by fire i'll Il shed IN the
roar OF No. COT South Canal atreet. Tho damag0
WAS slight CauHo of fro unknown.
rho body Of an unknown man waa found float
ing in the riyer near Wells street bridge. ycktor
day afternoon. and taken to tho AIorgn1. De-
coased had evidently bccu drowned.
4 business meeting Of the First Reslmont
Illinois Infantry will be held ut tho Arnlorr,
Nos. II, 70, aud 81 State strcct this evening,
place. 4 number Of prominent c!tizeus will
also bo present to witness the progress already
made by the organization.
A lady member Of Elllotts English Durtoaquo
Company was thrown from buggy while out
driving yesterday evening, aud 30 badly hurt as
not 10 be able to appear Tonight The company
will therefore not bo able to appear till to-
morrow evening. nB they have no ono With thcm
who can supply her place.
Tho Deputy Coroner held an inquest yesterday
on the bydy Of a man whose name IL supposed
to DO C. a, Anderson. In attempting to jump
Oh an outgoing freight train oil thu Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy Railway, on Saturday, do
iy killed. Ho whs Swede, abont 81 years old
and Ind evidently bcen in feeble health. A vor-
dict OF accidental death was given.
young man named Pat Maloy discovered the
body Of an infant floating in tho river at Adams
street Ut l o'clock ycatorday afternoon, and no
tfod Officer Duttor, who removed it to tho Afat-
son Street Station 10 await tho action OF tho
Coroner.
number OF the members OF the Chicago
Typographical Union met yesterday afternoon at
tiIer hall, 7G Dearborn street, for the purpose
OF forming All additional company for tho First
Regnent Of tho Illinois Stalo National Guard
s @ o cesso esss :a
Military Asaociation. With Mr. A. ". 1eechcr ~
President, aud Ar. +. II, Keating AT Secretary.
Thu company rms organized wit', tho following
officers: CAPTAIN. j. ". Howard First Lieuten-
ant, William Emerson Second Lieutenant, Paul
n. Keating; Orderly Sergeant. J. coluotTi'lo'
The company will meet at the Armory next au!l"
day at 3 o'cloek when all those wishing to join
| may do no.
The musical programme at the Exposition to-
day IL as fJllows
AFTERNOON.
March, Prince Frederick k"....,.............:b blan
Ororturt, Je atrlnent Aubcr
Fantasia Lilly Of Killarney "..... .Hcneatot
Finale " II lombard w.. Verdi
Waltz, Dne Danuhs STRAUSS
Hsrenade cornes too). 'scnMnsss
Oyorturs. aIasan!c1)o .,h,Ler
Introduction from Louisa Miller "........... Verdi
u4!lop, !" Wanaerar's Joy .parloW
| EfEklNu.
potpotrrl, National Airs Hermann
tlseFlurc, Nahucco oH.,.,,.,..,..,.,.... Verdi
Q1Rartlle, Oper3nc HOFFMAN,,
Fantasia. L. Leila heouo ".............. OGenbac
oyartns. ,se n,c11I 19p'o Wssvn. MorOl
sesno and All. % from ,iiso ,Nos. nosnui
potpourri, Popular Airn n"....,,..,,,,....,.D .Dcyct
oalop Over 1.suu and Sea .TclRe
The friends Of tho family Of tlo Rov. William
ALVIN Bartlett, pastor Of plymouth Church, Wcro
lnaxprossibly sAockcd yesterday by Receiving
the intolltgence Of tho autlden death OF Mrs.
HArtlett. The news gatno In tho form Of \ tele.
grain from her brother, ". +. Flandors, OF Mil
wanEeo, WHO seyB. "Tolegram from Bartlett
aayS his wife dle1 OF hcArt-diaense yos!1rtaa5
morning at l3erno, Switzerland. VIII bring hel
t1ome." This unexpected blow has brought
grhat Hatlncns to- tho many llo.nea whoso Mrs.
BARTLETT was loved aud eHtocnlod.
The courno Of leotures to hc t1e!irosod in tl.t
Hospital fur Women End Children, corner q
paullnn aud Adams atreots, will begin Oct. IA
Al p. m. Those are for nur1eR or lsdtes ntal
ing to kAoH hon to caro- for their families II