, 1874-05-03

Club, and all members of the Club to the PRIV
ileges Of the Union. The gymnasium will be
open during the week as usual. Rooms At LII
Madison street.
GENERAL NEWS.
The fine choir OF Grace Church has been TO-
engaged, and will continue throughout the year.
There will be Soma very beautiful music to-
night.
fire broke ont yesterday morning in the
buildings Nos 1873 and 200 Fourth avenue. Tho
loss Was e150, covered by insurance. Tbs fire
WAS caused by spark from aue
1t regular meeting Of the Mulligan Zouaves
held at then hall on East Washington street
duly elected: Captain, J. J. Healy First Lieu
tenant, James q. Farr ell !; Second Lieutenant,
J. BELLY; President, Thomas Meany; Vice
President, J. Reilly; Treasurer, - Nc
Sweeny; Secretary, John H. Farrell.
The third business meeting Of the Executive
Committee formed to make the arrangements
for the great fair to be held in November next
for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital
vas hald Yesterday at Mrs. Letters residence on
Calumet avenue. Tho tender Of the tree use OF
the buildings on the corner OF Randolph street
pnd Michigan avenue for q ball, by ]. 7. Scam
| mon, was gratefully accepted By tho members
nresent. and q yoto OF thinks for the same Was
rendered to Mr. 6cammon for his generosity.
4 number Of sailing vessels got through the
Strata and arrived here yesterday. Some or
them were in tow Of p1opeIlers. Capt. Prlndi-
vile has also received = d4spatch tnat tne
achoonaz Enterprise passed Port huron Yesso1-
day.
J.K. Fish) Miller will swim out two miles
into the lake tomorrow, having before him as
buoy q fish OF galvanized iron, feet inches
long, filled with cork. He will start from IN
front Of Lincoln Park ;,, accompanied ny me m
possibly. The stakes are $3.50 side.
Yestordav morning. as the Insurance Patrol
wagon. under command Of Capt. Dulwinkle, Was
crossing the car-track on Fifth-avanue it struck
one Of the rnised tracks, throwing on one Of the
| men named Joseph McCracken, fractu1lng his
collar-boue aud breaking three ribs, ana also
cutting his head badly. He Was taken to the
| Board Of Health rooms, and from there removed
to the Fire Patrol Office. on Franklin street, and
| his injuries attended to.
Preparations for the reception Of tho great
picture OF "Paris By Moonlight" are rapidly
pushed forward at the Exposition Building ana
the opening is set down for about May 10. IN
connection With "Paris," there will be placed on
exhibition from time to time, in semi i-circular
room ut the foot of the tower, other pictures OF
high artistic value, one OF which NIL! be hat. !.
Morgan's "Deathbod Of Charles Sumner" "
| nainfed Immediately after the sad event it COM
uemorates, for Mr. J. r. Kennard, Of Ne" YORK.
Tho Philosophical Society met At tho rooms OF
| tho Christian Union, No. III East Madison
street, last evening, Vice-President Butord IN
the chair. Thera we're about loo per
PsSsepW mn9g sanoaheoa S1 ahe% tsa ass T.
Long, OF Onargs, would lecture next Saturday
| eyening on "Tha Ooe Standpoint" Mr. James
N. Els then delivered m interesting lecture on
tour Father Who Art at Washington
The commodious hall Of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum Was filed to overaoTing on Friday even"
| tn;- iYna
foT1anpce By the favorlte Hearthstone Club TO
their friends. The drama, Among the BREAK.
ers," and tbs lAughable farce. Ny Turn Next"
were given with most decided success. Ihe
young ladies. without exception, acquitted tnem- @
ordph, member OF the press, was interchangeable
n hia efforts to please the audience. It Is to be
regretted thst the Club will give no more per.
foTmances, for az IN amateur organization II
stands high in this city.
Tho Committee appointed by the Board o1
Trade to obtain subscriptions for the sufferers
by tho Southern Hoods have met With marked
succesa. At their request, the Grocers E1.
change appointed Committee. consisting o1
Messrs. ". r. Allen, s. P. Harrington. and A. A.
! Sprague, who raised from the " Grocer" the sun
OF s1,962 Other subscriptions have been ob,
} tanned amounting to 1886, so that the total
amount thus far subscribed by tho generous
citizens Of Chicago is $9,297. This amount
! should bo increased during the coming week, foi
tho wants OF t0at FeoplH A4o uA6oott eo@@ b." -
ront;nne for several weeks until the water sub
sidee and allows them tn return to their homes
A gentleman whose house Is now surrounded o5
vster Saws: " The destitution IN this countrj
will increase daily ss the poor peoples 1uhai al
thev can do. It Is not like in great city, IN
rich country. t. is disaster in the midst OF II
! already almost ruined community"
The Committee who are making arrangement
for the reunion Of "Old Line Aboht.onists" ir
this city, hold another meeting at Allan Plnker
toms Office yesterday afternoon: ma nPpur. nan,s
Jobn Jones' and Robert Col]yer Committee OF
HOSPITALITY This latter Committee subsequently,
held meeting and appointed auo-committee'
, to canvass tho churches and ind out II accom-
: modationa could bo procured Tor invited Ruests.
PERSONAL.
States Attorney Reed returned from hin tri1
. to Western New York yesterday morning.
The yerv Rev. G. Maquilian, Of Now orleAnB
and the Very Rev. 4. D. Pillicrs, Of Mobile. Ar
stopping 1t the Atlantic Hotel.
Lady Kennedy, two daughters, and suite At
, rived bore yesterday from Ban Francisco, Ane
, after inspecting the city left fo5 Now YORK VI
the Michigan Southern Railroad.
, Col Beatty. for many yeafs Secretary an'
Treasurer of the Board Of Trade. has associate;
. hineoIf with Messrs. Newman BulllyAn, pro
, prietors OF tho Atlantic HOTEL He has ohsrg
! | Of the Office.
Cards have been Issued for tho wedding OF Al
: George G. Parker, proninens memoet o. ~
I | Board of Trade, and Miss Luella Knapp, VINO
! we'll known and hold in hlgn esteem N, N re- re-
placs ut tho Third Unitarian ohuzoh On tns avs
= ming Of May 16.
o Mr Eugene J. Fe11oWss. who for many montn
: past has uAds himsaH sxtranalJ popular u ID