, 1874-09-05

NUA4AAO H4AA0Hdhxs
An invitation was accepted to witnoss M exhl-
btion Of the steam fre-ongino Fame. built
by r. J. Gould OF Newark, N. j.. Rt tho Lake
Park, head Of Hubbard court, At . o'clock q. m.
today,
After transaotfng somp other unimportant busl-
neBs tho meeting adjourned. -
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FIRST ILLIN OTIS INFANTRY.
"A maetiug Of tho Titat Regiment Of Till
nots Infantry WAS held at tho club-room Of tho
Tronont Inst ovoning.
In tho absonoo Of tho President, Wa1tsr &.
Goodrich Was ohoaon temporary Chairman.
Tho roll WAS then called, after which tie min
utoa Of tho previous meeting wero read md ap-
proved. :, =.
Tho Committee OF Ten appointed st q previous
mooting to proparc nj addrcsa to tho brslneas
ported tbat They had conanltod togother,. and
agroea to postpone ouch notion until the organ
1Eatlon ia formally completed.
TIE ~AnMoRY.
Tho Chairman Of tho Committee on Armory
reported TINT he had examined hall on Filth
aVenuo, iu rear Of tho aaats- zeitung office, which
WAS offered ut $500 per yoar, aud had also an
offer Of Rodhold, Brown & Co.'s building, Lako
atroet, at tho same price.
A member stated that Capt. Hubbard had
oirored Tho organization room In lis building on
State street, north OF Fiold, Lotor i Co.'s, tenn
porar1ly. without compensation. =
1lr. Hubbard ho1nE prcBcnE TAN Enllod on,
and said the building was 1t the command Of tho
GoorG.
On motion, 1tr. Hubbard'a kind ofror was ac-
copied. after Which ho was rendered vote Of
thnu'ss. blr Hubbard was subsequently elected
MI honorary mombor OF tho organization.
GETTING nEcnulrs.
d nombor OF the Enrolment Committee re-
ported that he had received twonty-ttreo sig
natures sinco last meeting; another member
said he found tho young mon ignorant Of the
purposos Of tho movers, and thought COM
mlsteo onEht to 20 appointed to draft so1notling
tne aicct ~ n. - nraa ~. GI A'Ftn
Tho Secretary moved tic Continuance of exist
ing committees, which was carried
~ request. The Secretary briefly stated the
banat Of ano nrosoi,t 1no m a h ra
vioua meetlnga.
.v. UNIFORMS.
some .,ea ono wanted to know It ~ Tas oontom-
nnform. % r'' ''oA n'''noot 1noua ''tsl'SN LIS o'n
Tro as LUG os s,.t as nao nan
viii be- rased toward ,'1ifop4ni1a tl,o regi,nomt
ino nuDo aa n9e kS hoa ana aSsat aa e
bnnas % "as .nen .no lnToela fnll Wou1o
+.a,,1a " lt uosn 1uoAlsepes. eno ahe unI1orms
vatas ng1 Tho W; so % taI ~ poT an 1oe Pra
Aecoa'ro'n'nsS' e1SoRs ,1sr1 slao ,ia11a n1Iaas:
r, M1scELLAaEous.
MI MI n b. Gatpenrer solnntoerea aome Whole-
aomo a,n saYleo IN reference to sno completion Of
sno s losinont' ana s&asea ihae 10 Aad . llet OF
~ 4n;y @ attorneys md students wo wanted
3 70 lo'o' pus helo O. loaa TO Knom NOW 90 pro.
to 20 firHt perfected. !, r.:
Mr. CARPENTER was then Invited by motion to
Join tho organization, after which ho WAS elected
3 fGcru1hog oltlcer. IN,
Thoao wishing to connect themselves with the
organization wore then invited to come forward
and sign the constitution.
a vote OF tbanlfs was then rendered tho press
OF tue city for their friondly notices OF tho or
Col. strykor WIS then called for, and pald s2
Tor tho privilege Of speaking. Ho said ho bad
attended tho nlootinga Of tho organization, but
THIS evening tue "boys" had acted great deal
suceoss Of tho organization, and would holp it
TO tho extent OF his moans, -......
Col. g, Il, Knox WAB then clpctc1 On honorary