, 1862-04-28

Alta meeting OF the Young Mems Assoc:-
alton, held on Saturday evening, April 28th,
4. 8. Bowen, President in the chair, the fol
lowing proceedings took place.
Mr.. Russell offered the following resolu-
tons, which were laid over for action at the
next meeting, according to bylaw Of the AZ.
sociation: -
Ree4eed, That hereafter allfunds that shall be re-
celyed to enttle persons to the privileges Of hon
orary membership" sha1l be specially get aside;
e the Mb1afy Fund, to BE- invested II such reenr
sban deem M best that said fand shall be separate
thereof, ehall remain invisate, and only the In
come OF inte1e.t thereof shall be used and that
lie he Ibfary % Committee to the incrcase 81 TIC Il
brary. and to no other use-
Rsso1cfd, That Board Of Trustees, consisting
ary lie members of the Association, be crested
end styled the Trustees Of the Library Fund to
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Treasurer the income from the same at snch times
as the income shan be received, and to report ut
ResoIrsd. That George Manierre. z T: Bryan
and adswo1th be, and that the said MantsNe.
Bryan and Wadsworth are hereby appointed, Trus-
Ies011Sd, That the Chairman Of the Finance
Committee be instructed to keep correct account
ol NJ aGa TIT te pay tie to
he Trustees Of the Ltbzary Fund, apon order
signed by two or more Of the said Trustees.
count Of tic Income from said Library Fund, and
pay the came any portion thereof to the Chair
order.
A committee was appointed to examine and
report upon the above resolutions, and they
unanimously reported them for action at the
| next meeting.
Mr.. C. P. Kellogg gave notice that he
should offer the following resolution for COR
sideration at the next meeting;
Reso2red, That4he name e the Yong gss Men,s IS
the city Of Chicago and that committee Of three
al1Pe of ibe y state of nois or an act to effect
| said change.
Mr. Fuller gave notice that he should offsr
the following additional resolution to the &C.
ries offered By Mr, Russell:
| Heso}red, That any donations made to this Asso-
clati9n b any person Where TIE sPsS1mhe &c o9}esf o.
the donation Is not expressed, shaA be adoed TO
the fund hereby provided for.
Mr. Russell, in pursuance Of notice given
by Mr. Gregory at the last meeting, offered
the following resolution:
Rsto!red, That the yearly dues from members be
| September OF each year.
| Ihe resolution Was lo6t.
| Mr.. Fullerton gave notice that at the next
meeting he would offer resolution to change
the name Of the Association to that Of 'Chi-
cago Library Association.''
Adjourned till Saturday next, Sd prox
DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAS.-Coroner
James On Saturday afternoon held m inquest
upon the body Of an unknown man, found
dead 4 little past ten g. M, Of that day, in
the water closet at the rear Of No. IL Nor, b
Clark street. twas given in testimony that
1he deceased came into the saloon about ten
O'Clock, and called for a glass Of beer, saying
he was lately from Cairo, and wanted work OF
some Kind in this city. He afterwards drank
glass Of water at the hydrant, and went to
,, the Clubhouse. Same boys discovered him
there, lying upon the floor, aud supposed he
was intoxicated. They reported to Loni:
Potte, the keeper Of the saloon, who, after az
examination, thinking the stranger h:d
!, swooned, sent for DR.. Tear. The doctor pro
; nounced him dead. The deceased was q mar
!, about Ave feet six inches in stature, and ap
parently about thirty years Of age. HI hai
dark brown bair, whiskcrs on the chin, wor.
grey flannel shirt, dark grey jacket, blacl
J pants, thick brogans and white wooden socks
} He had quantity Of crackers, an onion, cont
! and lin drinking cup upon his person and nj
! money. In q pocket was piece Of paper
bearing the names, John Robertson, No. 16
i s. Clark street John Mcclure, No. 12l Kin
: zie street, and Thos. Boyle. On the revers
,, was written the name, Centralia-" Th
man, shortly before his death, while talking
3 with bfr. Samuel Bradley in the saloon, sal
> > he IVES lately from Mississippi, aud had let
t | there for fear he would be forced into tn
0 Confederate Army. It Was the opinion Of d.
8 Tear that death had ensucd from an apoplec
:: tic fit.
t SESTEScED.-John GarritE, the murdere
:. Of Lloyd, was on Saturday brought into couz
). before Judge Higgins, of the Superior Couri
It and sentence as follows pronounced upo
!; him: You will be taken from the bar I
:. this court to the county jail, and from thene
&c within ten days to the penitcntiary at Jolic
= to be confined there ten years at hard labo
I except five days in each year, which arc to
k In solitary confinement"