New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
CHICAGO.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ARMOUR'S CHARITY
MR. BOOTHS BRILLIANT RECEPTION.

faY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, Oct 9.-The commanding incident
OF the the refusal OF Judge Gary to grant
new trial to the Anarchists. The consuming INTEREST
still taken in the fate OF these mscreanr WAS vV"y
shown IN the waiting crowds about the court buildings
and In the issue Extras depicting the closing scenes
of the great trial and giving the speeches uttered by the
prisoners when called FOR It's remarked that
the speeches only slightly more incorporate than
the remarks of three OF tho counsel Tor the prisoners
which were thoroughly calculate to occasion popular
tnmult "a anything tho Anarchists themseIves might
utter The attorneys for the defence apparently nave
on,v slight hope OF reversal by the SUI rene Court
and the friend. of the condemned e.y moving
TO ame petition fer signature for presentation 10 'he
Governor for commntation Of the sentence to imp'on
ment The speeches OF two Of the defendants were
esnrded as complete confession os fact that they
were concerned IN the conspiracy which contemplated
the overthrow o, the police power OF the city.
Ground was broken this week at the corner OF Dear
born and Thrrty-thrI sts.. whore ntteen buildings.
divided INTO Hats to be erected at coat OF nearly
500 900 The buildings are erected for carry ing
ont plan FOR the maintenance Of mission ohurch ann
scnoo founded through the benevo OF the Armour
Rrotbets The rentals from OATS 10 be devoted
70 the support OF church and scaool The mission
building Is handsome pressed brick structure WITH
sro stone basement Will DO ready for occupancy
next month. In the building are a nursery kinder
pensary and taken whole 1t regarded as tpo most
communicable private charitable enterI rise yet
established IN the city.
The city entered upon the construction OF new .h0re
inlet tins Elk b. connected with the water WORKS ny
a tunnel. to provide against the CONTINGENCY OF any
accident happening To tue two large lake tunnels, "ch
wolld leave the city without water supply.
The Masonic bodies OF Chicago this week purcnased
and dcdic bull ling to be u-ed a. an orphans nome
The building purchased Il on Carroave. ana was the
homestead OF Samuel Hayes Of the pioneers OF the
city.
largo number OF private receptions were sendered
durng the delegates in attendance upon TIC
convention OF the Protestant EplScOIa Church
At the theatres the week been the most brilliant IN
many FEARS. The season OF Mr. Edwin Booth has oeen
surprise even To admirers of the American tragedlan
The en- husa-m which his present visit has aw Akenei
Is almost UNI r.celentei. Hundreds Of people were
turn.l away nightly aud hIs il deemed al tho more
tribute actor "a none or the ushal hrralunS WAS
INDUCED I'm 10 in. i'm large audiences
Mr. Joseph Jefferson had large audiences a olcN cher -
apnnaring ~ Cpieb P5ifnmer AMI ur. HohghuY , ,
Miss Margaret Mathrr Was at the Columbia ana III"
lary. pite the strong counter arr9cloh-
Tnhu T. RAYMOND appeared at Hooley's IN MI DAvin
ID IloyI'. new comedy, =" The Woman Halter. winch
Las proved "A HIT ,.,,.,. .., -. ,ho
Standard appearing m Virgiuus' Tho Merohant OF
Venice" aud OIhcll0."