, 1881-12-25

assembled to participate Tho service was cou-
church: and Tue singing. ~ the church choir, Dr.
Barnes, and several lady members of tho cnnrcn
was unusually impressive. r The following Pro-
gram was observed: ~ >:'A
Professional Hymn
1ntrot Psalm ;setfsDysn
sssaense@aassis s@ass en
Credo-St. Cecilia Nass o"n"d d
Benedetus- 81 cesa.sa .Goun9d
Goaaas Cecilia
kenessioaa LYNN sl.:
: The colo part was sung BY Dr.. Barncs, and the f;
church cho'rwas assisted py: sf1 ;Males OF 1no
church. There were 151 commandments =:
>>* Fl Fl CRIMINAL COURT; r. - : = =
Neither branch Will do anything until Tuesday:
:. The Arguments we're heard In. The case Of
blow up tile Chicago stove: n orks,.~ and q decls-
lon will be given Wednesday week. !: =
John H. rcchan, who vas Locked @ up a 1adnt, sone
Gardner. was discharged from the Couhty Jau
yesterday, he having done what was required: .,:>
The jury IN me case o. AaaiSo eurf xes
ter1lay morning, ! after being out thirty.
six hours, aud said tneys. could not agree.
understood that ten Of. them believed the story
told by Bucks daughters, while TWO took. STOCK
in tho theory Of tho defense-tna1 tnaFo W'!s y
conspiracy 10 get Buck out :of the Why. SO So tnat
be could not prosecute one OF his family tor en-
bezzlcment~' :s.>;.;.,., rs*:@ ~
~. " THE CHICAGO AGHExEuN. .::. =.
AT this season Of the year. when our business
men arc taking au account OF stock. they shnulu
not tuil TO count among their assets the yreat t
good which the AthenHum has rendered theln.
1t meets deep want that no other Instructor "a
the city can supply. II supplements me WORK
at slight cost to hundreds Of young tneu ana
women at hours which suit the convenience or
snaas n ne fssns aes
prompts large and increasing numbers OF clerks
and !: mechanics. in + this city to spend
Atheumum:" SnId a prominent hauufact~
1lrer On the North side; <..r The best work.
men and tne aI.r ar ba ~ Ia m ea
10 the Athen,eum in tho evening for Instruction.
From all quarters we hear complaints about
TIE faul: proceeds from the lack Of education.
Mental discipline Is - prerequsstt to success
bInny young and rniddlc-ased men feel dlssatis-
fed with their. naif-eguipped condition: and afe
resolved to improve tie Opportunities offered by
the Asheunum.I- Let their employers give tnem
hearty encouragement IN this undertaksng, ala
they will soon see the good results which follow
The continuity ut large will ere long feel tbe
good effects IN IN improved moral condition OF
things when 900 clerks and mechanics spend
half their evenings every week under the tn-
strucdon Of competent teachers III this worthy
Institution. 1t is a pleasure to announce that
tue applications at tho Atnennam I've were meyer yer
this winter; The spacious and -we!l-turnished
gymnasium ia generously patront:ed, md helps
tS nnd Up nnysano aa sxes s.,
drive OF business: -" sound ullnd IN u souna
body Is the motto Of tho Athe en,cuD- !.
With the new year: Mr.. Edward Il. Gnlvtn. re-
Gently in charge OF the Ti,ir,, Unitarian Church,
takes the position tf superintendent: hts
energy, ability, learning, and experience are *,
aims Of the institution, and to make It the great
training and industrial school OF Chicago uno
the Northwest =: : X;
=: 4 MEETING OF THE runL1c LIBRARY BOARD :
ent Mcssrs. Loewenthul, Cailagun,l, Armstrong,
Walker, and I1at}!er- Dr. Walker presided.
i The Library Committee rscomrsendea tho
purchase OF II list OF some 40 English hooks, to
cost about $50, aud they were ordered pur-.
chased: also Il list Of current American svorx5.
: Mlr. Loewenthul stated that the annual report
of the committee was NOT ready tor pTesent.s-
rdon yet, nut he. estimated the. tne1pcnted
balances in favor oft !sie library u slr.
Loewenthal RESOLUTION +, ls2 &C. encct
expended balances Of 1S!9 and fortner years,
now, to the: credit or. the hbrnry fuad.
e tao IsipppE nun Go
wasndopted-@ The Finance Commi.1ee n1asc the
further statement that over S5o,too had been
seo anr e IT, 'a
pended for books. aud the Payroll had becn in
creased about 5000. .~=-s =: :: =:
Committee thar he had heard that the academy
Of Design people we're working hard to Wash.
ipgton tor sliee ct ,5o DsnrGorn LARK 1
the cost OF iattng books in tho Cnicgo Ci1.-
cnnati, nnd Boston Libraries, and The ChicaEo
sVns rendered to Mr.: Ellis for tho gift Of COM
plcte cataiog OF the celebrated HUT Library.
In answer to question, it was stated TINT atl the
ena was 9s y b. wal Waer the
floors Of the library be spdnkied daify with
some disinfccrant.f III: ~: -: r. .:,
.
H. THE MAToR.s:" !" 5uGGuLAR MOOD -: !:
The following remarks :eouccrntng Mayor
Occidcnt4 n paper published IN Chicago In. what
occasionally resembles the: English language:
Oriental Hall; is Us lar as can be conlprchendcd
IN isolated jnstirution to collect moneys itin-
eranty. oste1asibly to uid the :1suss!nn refugees
amount was4subscrtbed+ Notwithstanding that
Mayor Harrison in his semi i-serious and 1uE+s1-
lar mood pnid these brawny citizens hts left
handed compliments as It TO allure them into.
some future voting scheme -
= GEN. H4TLEY. = r. T.,
: THE TRIBuSEs Washington dispatches ycstcr-
day gave currency to statement published N
pending: Treasury. Investigation had shown,
among other things, that Gen. John y. Hawley,
aid oee ef Ss civ for "o
ting In a new system OF heating apparatus in the
Treasury Department. that proved to be Of little
ward tfs lEIawiey's} Gubcrnutortai aspirations
4 TRIBUNE reporter wAItcu upon Gcn.. unwiey
ut his law office In tho Rowland Dlnck yesterday,
and found him arerSc to saysns: anything what
ever on the subject. for the reason that the re-
port WIS bAsed upon nothing: but conjecture,
tho Investigation beiElT j, secret, ono, aud it Il
man begun to nntlcc all the r1lmors that some~
body might set at1oAt he "would te apr to have
his bands full When the report Ut tho iuveati-
gatlng committee was given to the public 1t
would be time for him to talk. Further than
this Gen. Hawicy had little to SHY, though. from
that little. tue repurter inferred tia. the statc-s
ment Of his Washington friends to THE TRIBUNE
corre6pondent-thaL he left tho department. be-"
fore the putcnt: was adopted-represeutcd the
real facts in the natter " =. .:.4s ..s
~ = = -. ! TIE USUAL Way: n &:
r. The fifty-nine g,,y and festive gamblers who
were arrested Friday night ut @WA1puc's gam
Z ing house, No. u Clark Street, we're On hand ut
the South. Side: Police: Court promptly ut
O'clock yesterday afternoon. The pulice said,
in presenting the cases., that, tttasuucl It's the
proprieturs Of The place had assured them that
their advertising by illustrated busiuess-c cards
was an unintenIioaal Infringement of the policy.
of the authorities, and since they hud promised
to issue no more such cards, alnd to resort to no
advertising scheme whatever, the CRY: wis WILL
ing tint Al concerned should be dismissed upon
payment Of costs. 1t was 81, ordered aud Will
pole enriched tho City Treasury by iifty-nun
huuest <dollars,~ ana the nifty nine tool1 their
cheerful departure ;3;;%y*.,+ ;s:a ,=* Il
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