, 1874-05-06

clair DcCorNtlDt1f Di4tthcTt totmRn, DeWoi1,
Mass, s1 cd SsSs 9ga pH,fs' Hsssss I'D ai H.
rens ]; Transportation, t95rte. Dpret, Hariler,
Ohariaton, and sohwetnfurth; Masfo, NevinB,
Additional articles rs sgyaepont between the
sssses gss Ssi ~ SsEss s ss
tries, have peen qpnoludsdt end vent Into e1eet
on tho 1st ct Nay: The possage pn postAl.earas
Font from tho United Sthses snd addressed to
sEltzariRnd haa heon hxea A. eanta oaoh' pso-
mary 1:cont United statee poatago.stamp IN ad-
dtion to tho stamp printed Or impressed on ths
card. TAe noatngo on poRtAlcard4 Aent from
sVitze.fand, and Addressed to s1s United Btateg
nransd 1s =. u 70 :. M 1 S.se
fFoo 81 chaFga. Poste!.eara! not fAly prepaid at
IN !hs malls a*ohsnssa between tho tHo aopn=
-, Ts gsge stbss s1se's Z s ,ssa sast assaa s
lat M oyonInr. Dr.. B. 8, Han,ill, nrsadent of IL
socioty. Occupied tha chair. Tho 0op,mitles.
combating 81 Drs, Ingalls,, BARTLETT, and De9ter,
re11ort ThsY wora edoptel saratim. Com
adorable dignusalonli waa bad upon tho question
ii uualIfcationg for membership, but Il VIA
Hnalfv dotorminad tbat q duloms Or csrtih-
cato mpst bc o1hibite1 by thp applicant
Il was uiao Concluded to Immediately prococd to
tIle nChlfcnttop or 4be 4fc4G4t tfnfEfGN Tor lBT&
further talE concerning Tho objects o} the g.
ointv and n,nLinn tornnnrationH for \ raunlap
assessnont to dofray expenses, Tho meeting aIl-
fourned The following are tia regular oiiceTs
df the Society: Dr.. n. Z. 1Iar,ill, President; DR..
b. b. Trimtle, yiee-prealtiept; hra, Bayau, Qw7
o1iB aid Bridge, Publication dommtteo; nT, g.
Wtckersl1in, TDisr}st; Dir. e. ". Earfe, 6aore-
tsry Dr., Bo9ue, Treaaurar.
PIP. pYEa'e neNpg:
rnisusr. m of tho stealag ot notes, bof,as ete.,
to ths yalla Of $60Q, ,gp0, balepgiug to Pr. q, Y.
Dyer. Thoy wore returned Yesterday by tie.
police. and were found to DO in ;porf6ct 5rtler
TEa credit for THAR recovery Ia duo to potenttyaa
nixon e.!d ElIe ~ yho 2 s,af @ le tss 5eb fEeH ths
until yesterday, to give oven the oWner al1y i'm
formation ~ to their proEroaa, fearing ppasi:
bio publicity might interiors WITH their
ope1atiops. Two of the men have been
a1reatod and there is still some
hope Of catching tho other. NOT cont has been
paid TO th6 Department for services rendered,
and Mr.. Hoi!o'a only outlay heB heap TOR adyer-
tislng. In this instance, ct leaet. the deteotivea
have done their n work promptly and thoroughly,
and aeserys sE o'as tasrstef m.ssurErso
bers Of diiferent trade Organizations was hold
last last esaaiag at ths oalos 81 tae Workiagn,qn's
Aapoeas to mako a1Fapgementa m s's a for holding
N1hEH-ulGGtlHE Oh tue 16tH lltbt.s 10 pEcCeHb
agsiust tho repeal OF the Eight. Haur law. aay-
eTal meotingH Ind previously beep hold, which
waa done except to talk far into tho night nn
nearly every question but the one ntisRue:, Last
business being vast amount ot neediess m talk by
personaa who had but poor idea Of the supieeo.s
which they were at.emptipg to discuss. Besidea,
al that was s.id had boon said over and over
egain batqre. Tho result Of tAe meeting vas
that It vas decided to lold tho 1nuqh:talked Of
mass-meoting at tho West sido Turner Hall, %
tho 18th, and make further arrangements here-
aftar,
Tue subordinate Councils Of the Boverolgns Of
1niuatry held their regular monthly meeting
Last night at the hsl! Of Coppoil No. i, on NORTH
Clark street. A deputation from tic Analga.
matod Labor Union Of Chicago was present, aud
raqueatea tho sqveyeiana to ,lpits With than in i
public domonstrstion May Is, to protest tgains
tic repeal Of tho Elght-Hour lam: After being
heard. the deputation retired, and, on motion
tho mattor was unanimously tabled.
MR. punnANg.
| II the appreciation Of Mr. Burbank Is reAde,
| has been somewhat tardy, aud Las been accorded
only on tho most Goyore prOofe Of liB merit a,