, 1875-09-05

tiren ii had been restored to health by
this ,ft5 contrb,ass nj otnsss hereto
a4s be q oo~ns
s25 each from D. 3. Flsk d Co.. D. Stettauer.
Charles Gossage l. Co.. Heath l. MillGan: and
Chase, Hanfotd d Co.; SIS each from ". Al.
Hort i Co.. Sibley, Endicott d Co.. Field. zen.
odict i Co., together with a aaage t. no'noef u
The United States zousve Cadet Clqn d ne5 .a lsst
dent Lewis in the char, and dooale
True officiating III Secretary. Comrade Hoss
reported that the Committee on ban9uel
had arranged to haye tho event take place al Inc
Sherman House on the 18th instant. E'ety.
the eyes Of the public some years ago ~ some
wonderful d11i.s. and they iutend to again do
some wonderful things 10 other lines OF oue:ness-
Good:s True was appointed committee OF one
to wait upon the Captain OF the ELLSWORTH
Zoua7es, and obtain from him the United States
Zouave.. Cadst banner now in bis possession;
Comrade Inness thought that the Club should
have IN historian. and the Chalr appointed MAI.
E. B Eoox to that position. The Club then ad-
iourned to the annual mee:,nE at the banquet
An item appeared in these columns yesterday
noticing thai Mrs. S. p Sladden had been thrown
from her carriage, on West Madison street. "
coming IN cont.ct With street-car and that enc
was hurt 1t appears thR: her shoulder "aa DIS
located by the fatl, aud witnesses OF the aHa!r
state that the accident waa the car-oE'ferh
fault. She had just como from the stable
on Madison. near Elizabeth street. ano
was crossing The street-car track TO
tho north side of the street when run into. A
bus WAS standing partly on the car~tracx just
west OF wLere she YVES crossl::g, aod u Is salu
the car coming west also failed TO eignal us ap-
proacb, but came rushing Oh, and eolilaed WIN
aud ucset the vehicle she WAS in. Her husband
intends to prosecute the car-drlSeE. and "lll DO
glad TO hear from those who witnessed the al"
lair. He resides At No. sos Monroe street.
Travel on Madison street Was seriously inter-
1upted tha early part OF yesterday afternoon ny
tho grounding Of the propeller Colorado wh.!e
passing through the bradge-dra". the attempts
OF several tuss for nearly au hour being quite
iueife fectuai N moving the bulky craft from 1ts
,os1t,on in the mud. To complete the general
d,sorder the schooner Honest John, drawn BY tho
tug Black Ball, while passing through lao osnef
draw co1lided With tha heavy sag Sene blosh. ~
coming IN an opposite direction. and which at the
tine Lad on full head OF steam. The co1li9'on
had the effect of letting daylight into the HOP
est John to with1n half loot cl "atet-hstA
etavipc q bolo nearly foot in width her entie
length Had the river been much agltaseo tno
schooner would certainly have sunk IN the draw.
The new bridge narrowly escaped oelns over
tnrnod By the Inaats Of the injured Eesset.
Mr., George ". Lyon. of the wel'-kDown trn
OF Lvpn i Heal7, was married 1881 :" auneeda3
eyenln, to Miss Emily +. Sands. daughter OF
j. J. Sands Esq. The wedding took place at
rbe Jattezs beautiful summer resort on the
uho-ss OF Pine Lake. near Hartland. Wis me
ceremony wss performed by the Key. M51on ".
Reed. In accordance With the desires, the
uurtia1s we're celebrated quietly and Win no
osteu.a:ious show. Tho relntlyes 4nd inti-
,nate friends OF the families alone were M
Y,ted, aud these numbered about thirty
couples The rooms OF the handsome
mauslou we're tasteirlly ornamented With how
e,s tho products OF Mr. Sanas oeantltu
grounds. The ceremony took place It O'clock.
After which reception followed. when henrty
congratulations were gaven the COUPLE col
Iauou was then served, and in the evening the
uappv pair left for the East. The guests en-
ioyed themselves with music and dancing Until
late hour. Mr. Lyon is very well kno"n
amone tie musical people OF this CITY. and n:ss
Sands has a large number Of friends in Chicago
social circles.
1H1aU LITERATURE II TIE PUBLIC Library.
Amongst the recent accesssons to the shelvea
of the Public Library are tho following rare ana
curious works on ireland and coguato subjects
Iauiean's Ecclesiastical History of 1relapd from
aud valuable work; ireland Under Enetish Ru'c.
PetrAud The Senchus Nor, or Ancient Laws OF
Ireland; Memoirs OF M1los Dyrne, Chef de
Battalion, officer of tho Legion Of Honor The
ireland and Her Agitators, O'Neil Dnunt:
Conquest OF Ireland, Mitchell Letters OF Arch
bishop MacH2le; Tho Power Of the Pope IN the
Middle Ages; & full set Of the Ante ,Nicene Ii
brarv embracing the ttansfatious oi the writings
of the early Christian Fathers and considerable
collection OF the works Of the notable lrlsh au-
thors Lacro,x's beautiful works. Military and
Religious Life Ii the Middle Ages. anu 1he ATS
Ii. the Middle Ages. hayo also beon aided to the
reference shelves.
TIE EXPOSITION.
The visitor to the Exposition building just ae
present eau eee only maze OF ha1-nnlsneo
booths, miniature houses, and fauclfuliy con
| st1ucted pagodas with plenty OF rough lumber
| strewcd about and obstIuctiug the pa5sa.6-wags
But there is great proms- In all these p-epa-
| ratons, OF things to be, II is now cortaln that
ali available space in the vast hall aud galleries
| will be taken by exhibitors Prominent among the
recent arrivals IS Mr. ". G. Flagg, Secretary OF
charge of the extensl, collection OF fruits when
Is to be shown under the auspices OF the society.
| An immense space, covering all Of tao southern
| extremity Of tho hall and the gallery, has been
for about G.o00 fruit plates It is expected that
! twenty States will be represented including al!
Of the Now England States. The Pomologlcal
Society has never but once before met in q
Western town. and hence enof Th;t T,i oe
John p. Wilder: one Of the most
prominent horsicultufists in the country.
telcgraphed yesterday. that he would arrive
Tuesday, accompanied by party of twenty per
Sons Al1. Il. =. Ga!usha, Secretary Of the Lii
nois State Horticultural Society. has already ar
r1ved, and is bus1ly engaged in arranging h's do
partment.
The Fish Aquarium is now completed. under
the supervision Of Prof. aager. formerly + fiss
Commissioner OF the State of Vermont. This,
when in working order, will be one Of the lead
| ing sights " OF the Exposition.
| Tho pictures iu the Art Hall arc now all II
ranged on the walls, with tho exception Of saV-
crai which are expected from C,ncinnati.
Johnny Hand. with his famous orchestra
which is to bo increased to fifty pieces, promisas
rich treat in the musical line; and, from hi:
well-known ability to perform all be undertakes
We msy depend upon his keeping his word Ex
hibitors who may desire can work evenings from
now until tho opening, as the Committee will fur
n,sh all the light required, SO that no one Cal
have any excuse for not being fully ready.
THE SOUTH TOWN.
L meeting of the South Town Board was hell
last evening at No. 204 LaSAlle street. Justice
Haines raped the table as signal to come t.
order Ut about quarter past o'clock, there beinl