, 1866-04-05
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.


within lev reasons one Of our best and most com.
pacily built business thorouehfates. and the hand
soonest because IL will be new throughout
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
Last evening, pursuaur to The call Of the secre-
tary. special meeting ot the Young Mems A.so-
ciatun wts held il the Iooms Of the Association
in the Portland Block, the President Edwin Lee
Brown, Esq, in the chair Mr, B. F. G1yton Sec.
reiary.
Of the meeting was 10 receive The notice from the
Committee On Insurance EndoWmenls Of an nddi.
ltonni bylaw TO be submitted for action, pnrsuant
10 the rnlca, at the ne1t meeting Of the Associa-
zion.
l. NJ Shepard, Esq from the committee in
Question, stalled that, on behalf OF The committee
be NouA gre notice OF an additional b,law In re-
1aior to the fund 10 be derived from the policies OF
persons vho insured their lives f0r the benedt Of
the association. The bylaw had been carefully
prepared BY lhe committee after consultation with
10 project the find In The best manner possible,
AZ. shtpa,d thsr read the proposed by-law as fol-
Flrst-All sums Of money which m.y hereafter
be received o. to which the !As.ocisnon may b.
come entitled, under or by virtue Of any policy Or
policies ol insurance on The lie Or lives of any per
shall be pad to, and become vested In, Bnard Of
nine Trustees. whose duly 1t shall be 10 take and
tpreft The SANE. The principal Of eaid .nms phzll
Known md easled Tie Antnai Endowmeut @ n Fana =
aod the income and ffsues thereof only shall be
nsed Tor The improvement and na1ntenance Of the
Hbraty OF the Association.
Stcoad-said Bosrd Of Trustees sha1l he chosen
from The persons taking ont such ineurance BY a
Ena5oriy vote oi the inzurcd, ut meeting 10 be
any thrce Of dc laeufed, upon notice to The other:,
and fha bold ofce for life or until death or fesfc-
nation, except in case OF Absence from the CITY for
may declare he ofsee Of auch absent fsastee ".
cantor In case ot removal Tor mteeondnct or mai
ssaPee q otses, by ;wo-thi1ds Eoe ot ~ the
Trustees shall Be filled By the remaining Trusteef.
said G0ard Of Trustees fhall decide upon its oEn
organization, md the modes Of e1eetp4uac the
1hird-saId Boaid Of Trustees shall. oncs IN each
ye1E, ii the annual meeting OF the Assoctation,
MAKE report to the Association showing The actual
fb.Ttt-h case of tie having 10 pay the annual
premiums on &n7 one Of eaia policies Of insurance
BY the parry injured and ot danger tn consequence
sns.eot thst eaid policies stll :sp.e and become
void and loci to the Association. then sad Board
Of Trustees nay In their option, devote part OF
The nhole Of the income from said GUNS Of moneys
TO The payment Of such ptcmiums for 70 long 4
fub.erve The interests OF the Association.
FfM-lf At any trme The library of th1s Assocta.
n1e sni h,sz1 Ss ~ ,a a. 70 9 q aao Part Of E
'eFeet nt The Ahsociat1on in fa,d fund shall pass
with the library ot the AfsociatIou IN like 1anne.
and % ioE the :, esne vtswt: and 1he said Board Of
-~-
there being no further business before the meet
evening A halEpaat seven O'Clock, 70 take notion IN
TIE mo,lon prevailed and the meeting adjourned.
A $CPPUSED MURDER.
The partially decomposed body Of man found
On Monday evening IN the 1lyer at the Rnth et1eet
bridge, previously reported In there columns, HAs
yeetet6ay idt ntt6ed as that OF Patrick Brennan a
shoemaker, formerly seeid1ng at No. eCS Madison
etrret. who has been missing since the 14h Of
November last. The circumstances Of his uystesj-
one disappearance were fully detailed In the pspe.s
at the time, were made the enbjest Of esest deal
Of invetuEaiion By the police, and for roma daya
were the general topic Of conversation throughout
The city. He 1ss known 10 have bad In his poases-
sion at the time Of his dlsappenrance orcr $500 in
and robbcd. The affair remained. WRAPPED
IN ampenetrsble mystery until yestesdaJ, aud
1ea thsFs Suspicion .f s.e esn. 6sases s
may neref bc ie.o o9red into certainty. The papers
md the con fdei1blo amount Of money known 10
be IN Bteunan't possession at the time Of his dis
robbery could NOT hare been the object OF the crime
II any crime were rteomnll,ed; but the wounds upon
lbe body Of character indicative OF terrible
could huve been ncted aes death ! By he body ,sdy
being crushed by Ice cakes. Or driven against docks
or piles. The bead f c!oven tn tHaIn from the
cfpHn to the chin. and the cute IN The skin the
cheek and jae bear the Appearance Of having been
made BY some fharp Instrument.
Coroner Wagner held the inquest upon The body
siimy body. baf covere5 With % mnd, nanTlea. III : Ind
emitting Horribly offensive odos, was examined By
Dr.. Bogue. who testified as follows:
middle to rs 6e ' 0s appsr ,S7h W 5 ns
broken tn naoy places, and there Is wound
,Rlas + The e f. e1ss6 as 1ss from The nP rs snan
fDif raA t%n{1 NnAt h.