, 1874-03-01
1ats ome at No TO Milwaukee Avenue, and the Co1o-

la.s homs a. No. TO Milwaukee, a7enus and the coFo
ner notified.
In answer to correspondents letter asfing for
dehniton Of Kette-Drum party, 1t mag BE- hrief,
II ssid that IN afternoon reception from, from
oelosk III g. 1ss With tea i. and the e"1s features Of
= "fettie-drrn,r' Almost any style Of dress
Is admissible and no is required or expected 70
stay long Ihe advantages ot t1ts n conIenenec
No great preparation Il required 6y elthef tue uos
the gnests and 1t is admirable way Of fepasn8
Ill onea small social debts.
uyu11ous rTEnEsr.
The fact th1t Samuel ]. Walker had been psytn9 ,
per cent month officially proclaimed yesterday "
his bill hled against the Union Trust Company anu
D. Rich Walker states theren ths. ao n p nds, ~
faid Union Trust Company, and also Hust~dceo On
Lots II, u, u, H.. Is, l6, ~ 49, ~ ard 20 IN : -
~as sse asle to cover sny other oan to the amount
Of SIS 100 by tho Company to him. subsequently ne
alleges tho 10000 was Ill paid. He also borrowed
security the Company. le clais, not relying this
trussdeed Some Of tho collateral security has been
sold 1t lazgo sacrifice These were gisen for inter-
1afa 1sl more 4'1s tsan % %shs amount 5s owes tho 70
and for N injunction to prevent tho Trustee, Rich.
from selling under the trust deed. Tho injunction
allowed by Judge lsogers under bo nd for co.,
THE ANALGANATED CARPENTERS.
Ths A1na!gan,ated Cooperative Carpenters' and
Jouers' Union held their regular meeting last escn-
ing. It reported that shares had been subscribed
for With gratifying rapidity number Of applications
from outside parties had been rejected, but 30 much
stock had been taken By eligible persons-tle Actual,
honorary members OF tho Anaalgamased Carpenters
aud JoipelH-tpat the books would be closed Monday,
March O. The Cooperative Union has handed III bids
for four jobs, which includes the building Of
nineteen dwellings and tho public lie SCI school.
has made satisfactory arrangements for giving secur-
ty and il prepared 10 go to woek At once It is now
aty, which il be built the corner Of Madison and
Psoria streets.
The members Of the Fourth Unitarian Church gave
4 delightful reception Friday evening. a farewell
sociabe 10 the pastor, the Rev. G: ". Weudte, who
leaves to-day for Europe on . is.Ts OF - aosense ne
Wendto's friends weres present, and The evening
was N enjoyable one to ali. Tho Rev. Rober. Colyer
made ,d ma stt1 ID
him not to mention him CSends), but that he felt Like
the negroes who had argument as to which was the
grs.ts Of .nse 1ioa eso
not mention the Fourth Church without Mr. Wendse,
tno iatter. Mr. Collyors remarks were highly
entertaining throughout, and at the conclusion Tie
congregation spent an hour OF tw9 o. aoE
from his friends and parshioncFs oecuEs to him dur
ing his absence, he cannot fail 10 PASS his next s1
months very protaey and aausaesor, h;es neaI, III,
justice vas done. for, As M1. collser Sad, "1ham
pious eats awfu-"
The friends Of st. petsr's Mission are taking ssepa
tsward placing In the front rank Of city missions IN
The Went To this end meeting as held in the Office
.. aoop ns1s for .he Dr purpose T oi appointing sn
Executive Committee To manage tho buFnesf
affairs Of the ni9s;on, and ! ,ass e. scaon M t.
r. B. Peabody, ". D.. G. Street, and T. =. phtuncJ
were present, nnd Mr.. Street read report relative
the condition Of affairs IN the Mission SINCE u oegah
| Owing to the circumstances resulting from A1
Ctarke's sudden departure from the city, Mr. stree
had had complete control Of tho eecuar and hnauciA
10 tha eeutjemeu who had contributed to the fund
His aim had been to make the most favorable arrange
ments possible for the Misaion, aud also to 1ncreas
the subscriptions and collections ~ Tar ns practcabe
The EXPENSES had been decreased by returning man.
articles not absolutely needed for use, and partly
making advantageous arrangements Wto tne cfssso1s
The Indebtedness had been reduced from $S5:;5s
1ess than $780, and 1t il proper to stta th2t Mr Stree
did not Include in this statement any provision Tor n
own services. The Of oo will be required to IRE
the Missiou from it, embarrassment, and insure It
continuance for year from Feb !. bore tn2o one
| half Of this sum has already been pledged
The following named gentlemen were appointed z
sn.oe the dnsnciz and other secular interests Of th
| Mission Messrs. Martin Andrews H. .. Aanmey,
.. @, Street, w. r. Thompson, and Malcolm Thomp
Hop.
| To the Ceuortss Of tie United States:
| Ths undersigned iron manufacturers and dealers 9
| Chicago l6reDy ItAPeCLauH3 Pc%aoAA AVA ~ -
under the existing banking a~s OF the United States
to which end we ask the removal Of al restrictions
to the amount Of National Bank noses pe1tnltseo 10
! Issued: =, -,
J. T. Ryezson, Kirk 4 Barker, "alwoEtl
seovi5le, Chicago Water + Gas Pipe comRan
! Richards Iton-Works; Franklin Iron-Works, Plat
| Thorn Maynard, Fslrss s: Bradley Manufacture
Company; Chicago Vise and Tool Company, F5aze F. Z,
Tolnan Co. Jones, Bailey Co.. Ph~n1 @ 1Fon. % Mork
| Illinois steam Forge Company, Watson Merti
Van A9ss Mo5ss ana
! drv Mason Davis Foundry, Thoi
Bros. Kattentidt E Rocssner, Robert TaErn1 =
Marine Boiler Works. G. Schneider der d ,o;; y
Woris, 3. Ii. Eddy, Globe Foundry. 4. a Heate eat
Globe Iron Works, Crieger. Clarke Co.; John fetl
erstonc, 6. 4. Crosby, Locke K Co., Eims, F1Eoer
Co.: u. A. Pits, Manufacturing Company g. E. 10
erts Co.; Carlile Mason Co., Excelsior 1re
| Works Kirkwood / Daik1ee, Rhodes Bradley, n. I
| Bouton i Co.
CHICAGO, Feb, 2s, 1874.