, 1874-11-12
of tho Board oonforB IN honor upon NC. for
which tendor theln my alncoro thaiks.
ALrnEp JAMES, Manager.
Q1tfoAGo, Nov. II, 1874,
GENERAL NEWS.

10 a. n'., SO; IL n,., 10; 8 p. m IL; p. M
40 and p. H., 90.
Lawrence Duuleo. a little boy only 6fyeara
Of ago. whose fat1or Is III the Driaowoll and
motllor q confirmed inebrinte, WAS plokod M
Tuesday on tho Btroot by O1licor Hogan. Of tho
West Sstlo. Yesterday Jnatico Bcnlly consigned
tho child to tho caro- Of tho Catholic Asslum.
Prof. Swing has written now lecture con-
corning our dntiea to Chicago, which ha will Do
livor for the only tlmo Tuesday ovonlnR, innug-
urating the sixth soaaon Of tho Etar Lecture
Conrao. Arrangements FOR the conveniouco Of
those living on tho South and WoBt Hdos havo
boom mado by Which, bus tioketa given with 70.
served sent8 will bo taken for fhro on Wabnsl,
avenue and Randolph street 'buHos 10 that all
Gnu 70 direct to and from Mccormick Hall With
out cost or trouble Of changing cara.
Yesterday afternoon about $3.50 o'clock William
N1orHo, Of tho firm Of Morse i Williams, liquor
doalera, attempted to drive his wagon across tho
Northwestern Railway track at Peoria street,
and waH Htrtlch by engine 1903. Flo Was slightly
injured. his horse 80 badly hurt AZ 10 Yonder bis
killing necessary, and his waRon smashed to
pieces, Mr. Morse lives at los Lincoln street.
In ordor to correct any possible mlsapprohcn-
sion about tho recent financial troublea iu christ
CHURCH, 1t rny DO stated That The church itsolf
loees BY Mr. Smiths operations only, 0,b0o, an1
TINT tho congregation will ratso that amount
IN few days and pny off oil floating inuobted-
neaA
There iB great nood Of FREQ lodging-tonses 10
tho city at tho proson. time. Tho police stations
nro rosorted to nightly by humorous applicants
for place to aloep, bns they arc turned away IN
nearly all oasos, III acoordanco With tho order of
der about tho etroots aIl night. or eloep IN
wagons, boxes, or auy plaoe at hand.
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, while james
Ho1sor, driver of tho hose-1arringe attached to
cngino No. 12, was engaged III cleaning harness.
preparatory to appearing for inspection, at tho
house on Dearborn street, botwoen Ialso and
South Wator. ho suddenly foil md expired in a
'fow minutes. DR.. DoWolfo WINS cnlled, aud gayo
it as his opinion that doath ensued from heart
disease. Deceased waR MI old and rcliable fro
man. llo 1oaycs wife to mourn his sudden
loss.
makes hor living BY huckatoring. lost on May
street, between Washington and Randolph, q
b'aek ipocketbook containing 800, her earnings
during tho summer, on which sho rolled for tho
coming winter montha. 1t il 70 DO hoped that
untlor tfloso circumstances no f1ndor will bo 30
unscrupnioua NJ 10 rotnin tho money, thu labpri-
ouAly gainol earnings Of 0 destitnto woman.
my ono who may have found 1t will pioase )oavo
it at No. 1928 Wost Washington street.
1uG AItD0nHlu.MCAf4TIY CASIO Nt1lC0 Was 41lp-
posed to llaya been settled and dropped from
tho minds Of almost every ono during tho ex-
citosuent Of tho late political campaign it is ru-
morod will again ba considered BY the present
q, Grand o JuFy: THIS TIL jary will examine no
penas wero served on several witnesses
to tho atlray, among whom wore John
Garricls, J. ]. MeGrab. and Michael NJ. Cogan.
They will appear bofoTo tho Grand Jury to-day,
and thero il no doubt but what tho prcaont Jury
will trttn hill 07nfttHt AFR MN nr01h
thanks to Whnt the papers said Of tho action Of
tho former ono.
Tho fro alarm from Box 557 at 5:95 p. m. yos-
to-day WIS caused by tho burning cut Of cE1m-
ney nt No. 1 Graut ovouue.
The alarm from Box 1u1 at o'clock yoaterday
morning was oceasionod by tho discovery Of fro
IN barn owned by John Cassidy, situated on
Thrty-eiGhth streot, nenr ul1man. Tho build
ing, together NTH contents, consfssing Of brick
milking implements and twelve sota of harness,
was destroyed. LOSS 5000; no insurance. The
cause Of the flro iB not known.
At J O'Clock Yesterday morning, while Officcr
Muoh]eaon was patroli1lg Ills beat, be discovered
fire in the two-story frnme building, No. G26
South Canal street, owned by William Wclch.
aud occupied by Julius schlio.ing as saloon. a
still alar1n was givon to Engine No. 6, aud tho
ous damage resulted. An examination showed
That an incoudinry had got fire to the building in
throo placcs,-in the basement, ,:behind the coAn-
oseuo peryadcd the base,nont. and in The saloon
. quantity Of panor had boen fired. There is m
camille Of this city. ~ t~ee''' - '''' '>~@
Az auooa,,,,a ,,;o.a. .uo .,,o,...,, ,,a
.,s:. A"!. oWesheys 1Eshus Meao seseptas's6 Ms
oteGnun iaht % eYonang " oonnro " ene corner
Iii U"h or ~ na 9a dn9 nn ae oqo I aHe
services were not required.
nEpucg1os or FARES.
Tho Board Of Directors Of tue wcat Division
City hallway llavo soen fit to lower tho rates Of
faro OH tho Milwaukee avenue 1outo OF their
line from to 8 cents. 3Ir. Webb, tho
General Superintendent, stated yesterday to q
TRIBUNE reporter TINT the reduction was owing
TO tho Company having but single truck, with
in tho way OF railroad crossings, on TINT avenue.
It was. therefore, notin acondition to fairly COM
pete with tic other 1lnes DoBltleB, poorer class
Of pooplo live np thoro, and they would. A1r, Webb
thinlsp rather pay q cents lesa aud patronizo q
SLOW but safe route than venture on omuibusca
sometimes recklessly driven. IIe WAS not aware
that th4 DIRECTORS contemplated lowering tho