, 1874-08-03


Tho cyolorama Of Paris by Moonlight will DO
hero during this and next wsek only, Those
who have not yot visited it should take tho hint.
Tho Mayor had consultation with Corpora
tion Counsel Norton, at tho latter,s residence,
last evening, with reforcuce to tho Judge's res-
ignation. 1t ia supposed that mr. Norton ex-
pscssod . wlllipgnees to resign II His Honor
was dissatisfied With him, but that the Mayor
said " ho would think 1t over aud let him InoiY.'
:. Hiss Frances Z. Willard, late Dean of Tho
Womans College at Evanston. H., writes aa fol-
lows from Clifton Springs, N. T., LII a private
lottes: a." am imptoying in henlth, and am for
getting about that atrnngo experience in the
from which my iifohoat Of Courage baara nj
swiftly aWay."
In response 10 tho notice glvop through tho
press, full meeting Of tho Union Circle Il, 3.
Wha ho'u at 31o Blue Island hyouuo yesterday
aiternoop. at which ohlcera for the ensuing yepr
we're elected, as follows: john Sullivan, Centre;
Treasurer, When tho routine business Of tho
Olrc!o WaB transacted, resolution was presented,
nna passed unanimously, tcndering thanks to
tho young ladies' who got MP tho North 8ido ball
Order.
Tho Communists hold meetipg Yesterday nf-
ternoon ut No. l0a North avenue ior tne purpose
OF ta4lng moaaures to hasc tho party organ III
eorporated az the "Vorboto" Company under
the laws OF tue Stase; Nono but members Of tns
party Vero admitted and tho reporters who
were Present 'Yere lnoopBidoratply bounced. Tho
senalon was q very stormy one. mainly because d
party Of maluonteutB lnndo terrible onslaught
upon Kings, Who had lorototora managed fho
paper, and tried to hare BIN oustel from hls
The ladlea belonging to ths Good Samaritan
hoctoty arc not yot prepared to receive general
contributions, not haylng room in readiness
for them, but they hope that ali who can giyo
them furniture, etc., will bo good enough to
Mtito to tle 6aosetaFy, Mrs. James Chiaholm,
No. 69 Union Park place, 10 that when quarters
lave been secured sue may notity!the1a wAeye to
send their donations. ''
,Qns eyon!nglaat week Q Northaidp Alderman loat
81 ,eo9 nt fnro at Clark stgaat gaining -louso.
Ho lost 4, and paid tho mouny. Tho gHoRtinn
which agitateH lls 3ollow-IA A&lormeu IL: WAoro did
10 kot tho tandss lle II not wealthy, aud must
apcA drain. ltenco the wiao ones aaBort that
Le WAS IN tho "ring" nnt1 Ind imp.opnr rela-
tions with Buccessfull architects, l1o would bo =
gopd wltnesa tor tho Grand Jury.
Twe'yo carpenters were arrested Saturday for
constructing 4 wooden building on l,utterileld
street, inHide tho fire llm.ta.
mgeSrt vSsIsp. Nsa9 atssmau 10 Yos Sa
tho lake. Ito won't out Oh tho qoyerumont pIer
Tor tho purpose Of fishing at s o'olook In the
morning. and. 1t Ia supposed, ioll asieen and
rQled Oft Into tho wasor. Doccaso(. kept q ga-
loon Ut No. 800 Weat Randolph street, a1d liyod
at 2l5 on the sa,ne .horoughsro. 1ie leayea d
wife and several children.
11r. Phillips got very drunk aud lotd down In
tho alloy In roar OF No. Sc Fifth avenue, yestur-
aay afternoon, and when he awoko wqa tuluus
his watch mud ohain, valued at St6, u golI riur
worth $40. aud gig III money. Two boys worc e
seon running out Of tho alloy, and 1t u E4ought
thoy committed tho robbery.
\ toam Of horsea attaphetl to 4 acoyered wuaou
balanE!ng 70 H., /. J. Kadlsl, ran away .fron. il.
front OF Of tho AZ Hook leland depot yesterday fogo-
Mr.. Kadish. Tho lad Waa badly hurt about tIo Ia
head. and raa takpa to !lis AQma ou Granger
! street. '''
Mlolsel asary, tho hlllisFdIs, rsa arrested at
the corner Of Hanga1non and Indians streets, Bat-