, 1864-04-24

Court regulating tic equity practice Where Is is
solely fos tho Judgment Of money. ~,
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE uolH or TIE FnzEao.
LEes.-The following donations have been received
ut the Home Of the Friendleas since the beginning
ofthe yesr. It is especially desired that the nana-
gcra will have their lists completed By the next
monthly meeting, and hand them In, that hereafter
BY Mrs. Hoge-Mr: YIN: Blsr, s1o6; III. ~.
Enrwell. &c; NJ 2; y; Crosby, 81; G. n, Nc
Seoss ID sct FssasM sao ~ as
&1o-f236. By his. Sexton, IS. BY Ms. Edward
Ely, FL BY Mrs: Higgins, $ni bx Miss Bliss Sia;
sS s5 h:s gtGfn 30 Eie ~ W. :a has ss1
Srs. Avery. ifom Mrs. Goe, Sio: @ cash IS: 81 a1s.
m IS: Sy Mrs cnvel. IS; by III IT,. Rrsnt Gray
s25 S1hS %Iss0: Hlss0: 81 T1siIs Thompson e.:
!: a. Miller Co., az order 1or goods. sans; cash.
$3.50; Mr., Van Dyke: of Loekp01t, rs; by NJ;
benedict -; Philip MadsEesth q Co. $40;
RoISns gaT s% SS Ie 9 sGs Bes5 e &ss, &SSmbRfh W.
sampson, IS; 1. Heed, s.: henpsted. Norton i CO.
6,y 5s5. zea M MsF.es ea ss d1i.%ss dgian9s5s
sns. + AitcseoeE Co. j.; ii. Daahs@. @ IS: IS ~ y.
Mas e. W eth g. Hs5ss2 Rsas S. hg Is A
aon. s10-S20. By Mrs; Gibbs, j: J. Ell. $50;
]; Il. Wooavotth. ~; BoEen = Bre;s. slo; P.
Si6: d. 7. Rye1sop, sid; TSoe. Hoyne S; s.
stnrp Co.. s; Joseph Reynolds, IS; YIN. Lit.
t,e Co., s.; Pgn'ngton Z sehranton, =; g. L.
:tSth g. vaa ssssss &C. sse5 M5s MMs's C.
!9 81 :o AZ 4 81 ss19MR'9 Mg 6se. fa mt S9smtsfs IT,
s. slsns sa m.1 Iatler lsyep, It; s:
En.wel (e1arel) salo: y. 6 Gfs1ntt {psopsrI 5e;
& Sons, q hrl c1ackers) Sc. Dy. Mra. Chambers,
Kean, s.. by Nh. foiid, s69,55.
A scnArr-AntoDy II. Delight, commonly
knoru as !" Tony Delight, - was arrestedlon Sat-
uslas and brought before United States Commits.
eIoner Hoyne, charged with unlawfnlly opening .
letter addressed to girl named Ne.lle. and
WHO appears to be possessed Of great personal
sebt Or b. ier fcnds, who have Been IL tie most
pi:ion sppears to have existed in the
| ehe was sec1eted IN GONE part Of the CITY
where she WAS bask1ug occaeiona1y In the delight
NJ aniies Of the eminent barber and gen.
test this lac, letter IS said 70 have beea written
to Nellie By her sister, entreang her to return to
Rs M Objective 20 ocer, s and two gentlemen rho were
acquainted with Tho handw1it11e of tho letter.
act to watch the post oflee SHORTLY alter the let
ss p he I w.. he
ss s q eo
nediately obtained, snd In The course Of bali an
hour Delight vas arrested. Before the Commission:
Dc msS
aceeded to upon his furnishing substantial ball FOR
A.. -r:4
| which The defendant is charge is nne not ex-
ceeding $500 and imprisonment not exceeding
twelve months. Immediately upou leaving the
Iii one Joseph Goodrich. brother-in-lan Of Miss
Farneworth'f, and Mr. Arlington, who was with
him. Was arrested for open adultery with one Mas
Both parties were taken before Justice And held
to bail In tho sum Of $500 for their appearance, Ar
lington before Justice brown At o'clock on Tues.
aame hour on Thursday.
| HEAVY Jrwr11F BuarxEaa.-Perhaps In no
department Of trade ia the financial P.oaes~:t,- :.
| the community sooner evtnced than the demand
for lavish expenditure In diamonds and e1pen
sive jewelry and plate. This branch Of trade has
more than quadrupled in Chicago during the LAST
three years, and under The leadership Of Messss
Giles, Bro & Co., who have store kerc IN connac
lion with wholeealing establishment IN New
Ys1k, and mandatory II Switzerland, hss become
equal to that Of New Or!eans tae PaEis OF Amesi 4
hnd New York. Antbe jewellers have fSaad %a i
| expetl!ent to enlarge their stores. and MessEs
ga, ii tic dis
play Of their immcnee stock Of diamonds, gold aae
silver plate. have fitted up the eeSond hoos io'
cIocke, and the who1ctaling department.
RrcoHpEr's Cou17.-The Jurors summoned fol
| tic next term Of the Recorders Court. commencing
on Mondey, Nny I'd, are az fatiows. VIZ: :. w., y
waite s' niebacl @ Ready, Herman Giese, John John
son, Edward Barrett Francis G; shanly, .pnrat
Klce, Patrick :Mor,ell, J. D. Marshall, MIehse
Martin Casey, james Y. Cobb, Fred. Becker, 8
YouuE mcnss Association.
Among tbs many substantial improvements golns
forward In our city, the greatest seems until noH
meIce already, We are Destined IT. no distant DAY
10 lead IN ltteraturc and science a1' other cities
the West. Away back on the eTen,ng q tho $9tf
Citizens pf what vas then the promising Village Q
Chicago. met and formed the sYoung Mems Aaso
sES wa1 ,ssass 70 Ss
ana to promote the intellectual Improvement Of 1T
coIner Of Lake and Clark streets was lifted up al,
tion Of selection Of books BY Waiter l. New
Wm, H. Brown, Esq, delivered tho first !ectus
the following winter, and was followed By Dl
With gradual Conservatism the Association ha
kept on its course and developed the intentions
lta founders, unit it has reached 9 point which
comparison Nth its e9.1y eSpeeations appear, Pp
did rush of our mercantile aud commercial achloFt
!, meuts in theirs Without reflection, we are all to
al and literature with the older cities Of othe
countries, forgetting that Aingle generation m
hardly vt passed from ns. s..o,,;,,,nr ,,x., ,,.
ever, needs not to hide itself behind comparison
with the development OF the same ends In oshs
cities at onr age 1t has been the losser-ehi1d {
our drst cltizene from It's commcncement, and b.
not lacked In tho securing Of basis that 1nswel
Tor it al the success IN the future that its Last
aeffons % m of our best men, thc Library has i1ctea
in the State, and in Its enlarged scope Of rsefu
ness seeks more space and greater aecotnmod
G The friends Of the Aesocistion, fully aware
. what Ia demanded, have set themselves vigorous
5 be Co icctA books and art md al tho otheF| acce
I eories ofa great Library and to thls end 2 no
comp5ebensiTe and wetalted t.s'ss S,{i nf
: Company" have been uaturcd and published
/. Theae articles provide for Tho creation Of lot
sssh G,s @ a.n saSs ss To- ao psoo.s srs
c4tc;ing building, OF which such portions as sh:
he desirable and nsecsRaty therefor shall be deE
d roomF 10. eoutaiping vor3s OF art and cabinets
Hninernlcey and geology irving TO the Associate!
the privilege OF gradual absorption Of al .
The building viii be- erected in an cliclnle locs
ID TT, with the double reference to retirement. sui
ly bic to library, and rcTenue to stockholders.
rIx pr cent dividend y GrEt guaranteed TO Btos
&. holders, atzer which all surplus shall 30 incort
Of rated into sinking fund for tho purchase Of t
10 etock at par for the Association
le This, together with a fdud which the Aesociati
can readily create from fts increased revenue CT
eE teqaent upon freedom from rent and a vastly
Ve | creased membership, will be certain, nt some
tnre time, to vest the whole property II she A.
70 | income from the rental Of those portions Of
H. hu!ldInE not occupied fer its use. Tbs ane sto
u to he efcctrd on the ground Goor Of the bcfldn
~ and the the basement, will create dividend q
IL will cttrnCt capital to the fnrcstmeut and Will
II mos, secure si1 PET cent ss!ings @ o.nS iof Ell
FIJI Subscription books, VIC understand, Will epeu
H. opeuc1 and 1t is needless to urge our citizens
~ cone forward and make an Investment which :
be certAin Of q moderate remnueratlon. 81 the 81
n time 1t will reflect such credit upon them and
tsl who's city. We hope to see the project pushed
se ward, and tlis summer the corner stone Laid I
NJ building which shall Adorn our city, and ius.
q pdds In the breast Of every shareholder.
=. z. RELIGIOUS INTELLlGENcK.
W The Young Mems Bible cla.s meets at the ros
N | of The Young Mems ChriatiAn Association (Ro
~ | is. Methodist Church Block( at 8 O'Clock ey
NJ. Sabbath afternoon. Strangers are particularly
AZ | vited All arc welcome,
1t The Church oithc Aseension, located on
H. morning and evening. Rev. 8. Russell Jones,
81 tof, Sabbath School at 8 O'Clock.
~ Al the FREQ Church OF st. Aus9ntus. corne
or Indiana and franklin streets. ,hefe viii be nc