, 1864-04-04

C1TY IMPROVEMENTS AID NEW BUILDINGS.
the high prices Of materials and
lsbor, new buildings are being erected and CON
tracted for in Ill pats Of the city, and there Is no
doubt but that the amount OF money, to be cxpend.
ed for building p1rposcs the coming season, WI
far exceed TINT Of last year. At the ofce OF Otto
ii. Mstx. Architect, we notice !arge number Of
subetantial buildings already commenced OF under
contract, and also quite u number OF desiGns Tor
buildings about to be contracted for. Ihe most
prominent among which are the following: Two
dwelling houses on Harmon court, for Messrs. G..
C. pxrks and Geo. A. Meech-$ 5000 net The
new Working Mems Hall, on B}ne Island aTenue-
61a,ooo net. Two brick buildings with iron store
fronts On Illinois street near Clark street-61S,oo9
German Lutheran Church. corner OF Superior ana
Franklin stseets-S20,000. Marble front dwelling
on North Iasalle street. for +. Wiegle-S,Soo. Also
on The aame street dwelling house for F. Jaeger
$4,000 not; snd for Mr. Hubbard, dwelling honse
to cost &is,ooo. On Oak street, tame dwelling
with brick basement, Tor Mr. T. Morris. On North
Clark street a dwelling tor Col. Rutishauser; and
two etoree On State street for ME. R. n. Hayden'
On Rush street. nrttclass brick building Tor ~.
J. N, JONES' 2,001, and number of smaller
1n,1dlnts Mr.. Natx ts also the architect fol
Smith b Nixou's new building and Mueic ual, be-
tnp asa feet on Clark street by ,07N feet on Wash
1peton etrcet. This building VIII be one OF INT
most sprominent to be erected this season, and VT
shall give more detailed description Of It here
a1er.
TIE TAu1oR's SrR1kE.-Thc $50 journey
men ta,lors constituting the .sTailors' Ffaterna
UuSpn." now on strike, met on Saturday II
Rice's Mock to receive the final answcr Of the HER
tlnut Tuf1ors Association, to their demand for II
increase upon the Late tarid ofpEices.
The following letter from the Merchant Tailor
was read by the Secretary:
G<nnenes of TIE Taaorx fFake7nat Uston,Wt
had sCppoeed that our notice through the public
press was sufficient to comply With an ob'isaaot
TO give your Committee an answes 70 tne 5eso.u I.
500 paseed by 5our Society On the afet ult and OF
that day presented to the committee OF tne Mef
chaut Iailor's Association, but learning 5oat.yo!
Aave taken some exceptions 70 ms inooe .! 1, ~
u that ne have offered the only terms upon Thici
We desire your labor Signed " jacob EDefhaF1s
VT; C1lnEman, EdwaFd Ely' nm. Turner J. T
WheTeupon 1t was unanimously resolved Ina
ssno deviation shall be made from the inueasei
rate OF prices originally agreed upon, and conse
quently that each member Of the Union consider
himself out OF employ until such time as It ma!
answer the purpose Of employers Of the craft 7
come to the terms they have laid down. and wmcl
are but lust and rcasouable.":
The meeting &QtoutncA 10 meel al Inc Nt71uAI
Theatre, On North Wells street, at q. m. on Mon
day.
TIE FREMONT sunpAY SA1oos MEETING -
The mas rneet!ne Of the liberal q Germans" a
f1anx 1angeIseld's beer saloon, No. 1S3 Norl
Naa1k street, on Sunday morning, was m lmmeus
nfait. About TIN o'clock the regular customers O
the saloon md few Of the leading 4}stInctiyea'
gathered together. Among the latter were Caspa
Iutz. con OF czispin named Aatthc1, and = C.,
nan school teacher named Theo. Hielscher, Whe,
the TRIBUNE reporter came in .he latter eentlema,
and the shoemaker arose, snd, Violently gcsticu
hitting. pointed him out to the fellows na the M
Eho 3n6fted this items in the THHukE relative I
the Fremont movement" There were then in,
tWenty-eix persons present, Of whom ten Wet
eustome1s Of nedShbor1ng batber shop, nwas
ing thttt turns to be. served: Nj: uilscher move
saloon With NJ eye to business, tatd It shuuld nj
be done. Mr.. Helschez, thinking that II the moul
ism wouldn't come to Aalomet, ABhonet con-
70 TO the mountain. then mored that the who
I1nftJ should retife to some other saloon tt
TRlEpKE man not wishing 10 break up the tnta
asting meeting then retired. Els departure v.
followed By calm. ,,-.
, Krot1esdorf Secretary. Caspar botz made 1
= mittee were chosen: Caapa! Bntx, ana Aesst
IeTerrrx. TImre, Schmidt, Mehberg. Lauer 81
FrrssinE The committee was tnet1netea 70 seie !;
i,nll md nnne day for mass nee4us OF =
Fremont men af the city. :. 4 special snosnmm s. ~
lee ior each Of the grand dlvlslous Of 1ns c't1
y NAMED, nfte which the meeting adjourned 70 ass
n. 1