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SECS That Section Col Orthe ciril Code he and
the sane Is hereby amended BY striking out the
words '-Eben required Eve dollars in the third
line thereof and inserting the words one dollar
50 that the said line shall rad "For Bill Of Health
on departure One Dollar
Approved this 1Sth day Of July, A D. 1874
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AN ACT
an ACT
To amend Section g, ChSpser g, Of the new Penal

an ACT
To amend Section 8, Ch4pser 9, Of the new Penal
Code.
b II enacted 6y tie KIag uu TIC Legslatius As,er5,
efsis Ee'eafiau IsiasSs - sis Lsgislai.rs q az
KizssoH assezbles;
SEC I. That Section 9, Chapter 9 Of the new
Penal Code Be and the szne is hereby amended to
read As follows.
SEC 9. WhOever inhiCts a slight corporal injury
upon another as By striking him With his fist, spit
ting in bis face, melting and causing dog to bite
him, orsny injury Of Ike gravity, howeverslichi,
is guilty Of an assault and battery, aud shah be
punished BY s fne Of not mOrs than one hundred
dollars, or b. Imprisonment a hard labor not more
than SIX months in the discretion Of the Court
SEC ? This act shah take effect aud become 4
sw thirty days after its approval, and all laws con
1ic;ing with the provisions Of this act are hereby
repealed.
Approved this 18Th day Of July A. D. 1874.
KALAKAUA R.
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- with = persons, including the master Of
the vessel.
And do further certify that no cholera plague or
other contagious OF dangerous disease, at present
exists ~ this port or its vicinity.
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AN ACT
To amend Sections 574 and 6sl Of the Civil Code
concerning Health Certificates.
Be 5; esseiea b tic Kilg end tis Ls.latfrs AsssIgy
q che Ealpaiiau Eslaad. IA sEs Leyi.saars q, sls
KFagioa a.sozble5-
SEC. 1 That Section 81 Of tie Civn Code be
and the same is hereby amended by inserting sitter
the form Of Certificate Of Clearznce the words and
= Health Certificate in the following form:
Hawaiian Islands,
Eealfh Cc-rffr.tn
, 1874-09-20
CRILIN AL.

At the conyeninS of the Court yesterday morn
ing the trial Of Bluner aud Lee VAS resumed. It
will be remembered that on the adjournment of
court Friday evening tho defense had exhausted
tho venire, and had ouly accepted of eleven
jurors. Yesterday morning Col. Merrill, tho
Deputy Sheriff, oy order OF she Court had sum-
moned eight taicsnen from which to complete
the jury. Tho defcuse excused three OF these.
aud Mr.. Birch excused one. This completed tho
jurv, aud Mr. 1rudo. tue defendants counsel,
opened the case to the jury, aud the examination
Of witnesses began. Tie first witness was the
victim Of the men on trial-Armstropg. Ho
described the manner he had been taken in and
done for; his evidence showed the game to be
that which Is knoWn to experts as "black aud
red,'' not the game Of three-card- monte; his
evidence furthermore showed Dumer to be
tho main actor in the swindle assisted,
however, by Lee, and his testimony
exhibited q string OF facts rlcating
to the game which were evidently rev to some
of the jury, and seemed to deeply interest themt
:he Court. and the crowd of spectators. Arm
strong il Canadian from Manitoba, and during
the cross. examination BY Mr.. Trude the facte
wcro developed that he keeps hotel in that
city, with which there is bar connected, and
that to certain oxtent the game OF cards is
played in ths reaz room adjoining the bar, ID
, 1874-09-20

there obtained $50 on it as loan. Officer Car
son, who appeared as Witness for the defense
and seemed over anxious to clear him, the pros
ecution proved was tho legitimate owner
OF the jetselry store, Which is located on
Twelfth street, between Slate and Fourth avenue,
and that Ford is employed by him to look after
his interests. Justice Boyden decided that Ford
should 20 before the Grand Jury, aud held him
TO the CrlmlDsl Court in bonds Ut $500
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tie house OF A. D. Robinson, 70o West
Adams street, was entered by burglars yesterday
morning At III early hour, and $500 iu money
aud gold watch and chain aud other valuabled
valued at $500 stolen. No clue could be OBJ
taiued to the thieves
A respectable looking young man named Rob
ert H-aly or Hearty WAS nzraigned before JUS
tice Want Would yesterday morning TO answer
the charge of rape; The complainant @ ras al'ss s
No. 132 South Peoria street. Tho testimony
was considered sufficiently conclusive by the us-
ticc towarrant the holding Of the prisoner IN 800
bail to await the action or the Grand jury. ln de-
1auit, Hearty was committed to theCoanty Jail l1o
is about 80 ycars Of age, while bis alleged victim
is only II.
, 1874-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A meeting OF the hfullisan Zouayes will be
held at their hall this afternoon.
The Rev. Dr.. Locke will preach at Grace (Epis-
copaD Church this morning aud evening. The
subject Of the morning sermon IL 1.-THE Late
Diocesan Convention"
The managers Of the Half Orphan Asylum
wish tho announcement made that they grate-
fully acknowledge the receipt Of $1G0 from the
fund raised for laying the cornerstone Of the
Custom-House and Post-O Office.
The North Side Pleasure Club will meet at
Klare's Hall, Tuesday evening.
lIr. John johnson will lecture on "Universal-
iam,'' at the corner OF South Park avenue and
Thlrty-third street, Mouday evening.
The Sunday school Of the Church Of the Mes
aail will meet at the close Of the morning fer
the scholars and teachers to be in attendance.
The 7. II. C. A. Free Library and Reading
Room, No. 148 Madison street, Is open from q.
N. to 10 p. N. Conversational Bible class
this morning at 9 =. N. for one hour Yoke
fellows meet at p. N. Sermon to
young men ct P: n in klngsbury A9-
sic Hall opposite Sherman House. by 3. F.
Jacobs. Business meeting Of 1hs Association
Monday evening. Lyceum Tuesday evening.
street to-day at 430 .. m All of these meetings
are free to any one-
Tho It. Rev Charles E. Cheney will preach
in Christ Church, corner ct Michigan avenue
and Twenty-fourth street, to-day. Subjects !:
morning, "Praye1-Book Revision, the Az at
tho Root OF the Tree " evening: 81 The Christen-
ing OF Christianity" which is repeated by speciAl
request
Ths General oonfasanoe uf ths aer1nsn Hap-
, 1874-09-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YonE, Sept. 1o.-Co3roy-Daa ana lss: Sis;
sales S95 bales; mildiiug upland le4e. a9 q
Orleans, 1910; net 1ecsipts, t7 baies: 1o Is;
September, Is 2l-o2c; October. IS ,-Ee s:;,, r.s
her, Is 7-32sl5tc; December, IS s.lass. as s.3l5;;
January, Is l5-3o@l5,Ec; February, Is glk y gl-k
March, ,1G 1-32t9iG l-16c; April 16'4ct Az3,,m3.
ceipts, 1850 b-ls; closing quiet and s:ead1t:. j
Hour steady ut sl.4os5.co. Corn mel .G qI sxtk
steady Western, S4.20s5.75. Wheat openea nssr..H
with better demand, and closed quiet ana fir}
hrm: receipts. 26s COO bu; 70; ,sa13He GplN i.
siiiw;saSes, 3iE; % sil5S@i.lS: No. 49, &c.
ern spring. $1.ls: ungraded low. ana l...-n. ~
epr;ng. f1.laa1..3: ne~ Einter rec Hss Hs...ra -
91.Z1; new amber do, f1.o4a1-2 -26 "1lte o-s seaR.
Barley malt quiet and unchanaed; Co.a Fsn
with better demand receipts. o,oa., oa d on
mixed in rtore, 3Gkc; white Neetern, M ,ovsr:
frmer, and closed heavy and deooeol[. xt7
eeirtn, 1900 bu; mixed Westan' e~Hse'@"'
do, 33h:6G3c.
HAI-steedy: shipping, 6o9s5c. <o-o ,a.s.
Hors-1s74, 4oa I5c: 167s, Iy73oc 18Th Hssf ~
GsocxEtEs-Conee firm with good deoAtT TosN
Refining, 7~less Lille; prime; EEassh.uerd
PzrnoLErx-Dnll: czude held It s,'se: ss1'''"
RKsIs-Firm strained $2.2s81W.
TCHPESI1S-Spirit. 0rntr 1nd 1essa''
E.Gs-.Firsa; Western, 229ofc- -
PEoy1.1oHs-PosEdu dui and heavJ ne* tt+s - IA ~
Reef auiet ri7iu mess, <1o. I513V es.ts e8 t.;
Gl5. o. B,ef h1ms unchanged. cos To -
picked sho.,ldera, il bulk, &c; % hAn9 19ue. ~
in, {. atiadles scarce; long clRaS, LA
heavy prime steam. lsc.
ECTrER-F1s1n At N9s3c fnr We6:efn
C3Ersk-UnchaoGed
Enthusiastically hrnae1 1t S1.oS9i.W ~
Observation-Disclosures copper uncn1ngh 1g.eh -
Lake quiet and nn At &c; Pig Mon. "a Ed ~
Sic Ru.aia 2hret, 1J5l64c in gold-
EAus-UnchAuged.
, 1874-09-20

The Ethics or - nutuaiss Friendship.
BY PROF. WILLIAM c. WILKINSON.
Tro1t fLs Fntityse41dknt

The Ethics OF "mutuai, I" Friendship.
BY PROF. WILLIAM c. WILKINSON.
FROM the Independent
The Brooklyn scandal ia powerful mordani
inhuence-to tx the complexion web or i'll Of pub
lie moral sentiment Because this is 80. as we'll
az because sacred behoofs OF Justice to individual
men and women are involved, it is important
thnt We judge righteous Judgment Much Of
what has been severely said concerning tho con-
duct Of the intermediary friend Of the principals
in this great moral and social reproach seams to
me to be both wholesome and just. But, on the
other hand, not little of the harsh animadver-
zion of which Mr.. Moulton has been made the
object appears to me immoderate and inconaid-
crate.
This, of course, on tho hypothesis that be has
not been guilty Of conscious and Intentional
alander. II 31r. b1oulton has wilfu!ly lied in
what he has alleged against hr- Bsecher. then
no depth Of infamy short OF the final shame
and everlasting contempt" is low enough to re-
celve nDd entartain him condignly. It will be
noticed that use the terms ':conscious." :" in
territorial" s.willfuliy." hold it conceivable,
however improbable, that a vast naisunderstand-
i,d has been widening it's chasm from the first
between MIR. Mou1ton and alr. Beecher respect
ing the nature aud degree Of the fault confessed
and imputed fespectlveay: IL nat 1aa en's .ueot} VI
explanation ! 40 nos 9loacn ~ II R1eSsn. =, ~
deed 1t DO worm proaemne 81 ~ - ~ gao snme
1'ate c9'celn 10 mlsn tuu aaOaa ~ 4honah
friendship IN somewhat genera! sense' tnousn
not without purposeo appieae1on 10 Inc cur
rent occasion.
!: has been sald oy one whose M.entlon assu. Eur.
edly was 70 be no more ,nan }aoc9a1!s ssef,i 1na1
on Nr. Moulton's own showing of his conduct tt
am Obliged to quote IN substance only and from
memory hls conoucs was unienete guy lepi ensu-
sible. That it waa indeed rep!ehenslble, under
any hypothesis, l DO not question. That It was
unreliovcdly go. under the hypothesis thas h's
statement tells the truth or even that it means
, 1874-09-20
THE CITY HALL.

clA [l11Aa1s
| The City Collector yesterday received $4,000
| on city taxes.
The Committee on Fire and Water will meet
Monday afternoon at the City Clerks Office.
The Committee on Schools met yesterday
afternoon. They will recommend the conir-
nation OF Gen. 4. L. Chetlan as = member OF
! the Board OF Education They reforred report
from the Board OF Education, in regard 10 .
school eito in tho vicinity OF Centre avenue sud
Twelfth street. back to that body, with directions
to advertise for 0 different site. The Commits
tee on Streets and Alleys for the South Division
failed to meet.
The Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
met yes terdar afternoon. They audited large
number OF bills. all OF them for small amounts.
The case OF Officer Brown was again continued
bv request, and the case OF Officer Carlin in
timed until after ho gets through with the
Criminal Court.
trial Yesterday morning. After plariag for about
10 minutes through au 1lG-inch nozzle throw
ing stream OF $40 feet the feed-pipe burst.
TINS ending the trial. She is now repairing. and
it in said will compete With the Clapp Jones
and Slsby engines Tuesday morning.
But si1 more days remain for persons to enter
complaints about their tax assessments. The
Committee on Equalization had but few callers
yesterday, and these few all went away satisfied
with their assessments
Mayor Co1vin yesterday received letter from
! Mayor Wiltz, in behalf OF tina City Of New Or
leans. thanking the people ct Chicago for the
contributions sent IN answer to his appeal for
aid when the Mississippi River oyerdowed it's
banlls. The contributions from all parts OF tho
country were 30 liberal that he withdrew his ap
peal nearly month ago.
Corporation Counsel Dickey aud his Assistant,
Mr. Frank Adams, have returned from the sas-
sion of the Supreme Court. They were both
very busy in attending to pending cases while At
Ottawa and hayo done nothing in the Gage
matter as yet. Demurrcrs were filed against
the petitions in the North State street question,
and it is thought that tho case can bo closed up
without any material loss to the city.
The Mayor yeaterday received letter from d
German named Hans Eobenhofer who has had
| soma success IN organizing fro departments ID
one or two small villages in his own country,
aud now aaIes application for the position Of
Fire Marshal in the Chicago Fire Department.
He th;uka he could surpass everything in the
Fire Marshal limo that this city has ever had
His kindness, however, Is not appreciated, and
his chances of coming to Chicago ara very alm
| indeed.
! hands OF the City Collector standing to the
credit Of PARTIES who hare made their own i'm
provements. such cnrbing. filling, etc. bnt as
| they mare not been III to receipt lor them. the
Collector las no authority pass sheln to their
credit on his boola- Unless this is done the lcts
| will 70 to sale for the total assessmeuts Sales
| arc now being made IN the West Division. Bat
| few bids are made for properly. and, generally,
| III property hrought to sale, On which hAre 4Es
, 1874-09-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Public Liprars Board met :este.day after
neon; present. Messrs. HoTae, President
Raster, Eosentha,, Onahan and Quea1-
WANT THE MONEY.
Mr. Poole. Acting Secretary, read dunnins
communication from the Catholic Publication
Society OF New York. He then explained to the
Board that the voucher FOR the clam Of the So
ciety had been left with tho Comptroller two
months previous. and that Its payment had
been delayed in the Comptoller's office. He said
he had called upon the Comptroller sovera!
tir1es to u;go attention to tho matter,
md every time had been promised that it
should be attended to at once. He
said that the case in question was not the only
one, and thought such unnecessary delays lad
tendency to ipjure tue credit OF tho L'ofafy
abroad.
The communication was referred to the Fl
nance Committee.
After some further consideration of the mnt-
ter. Mr. Raster was requested to nauite into tho
DELAY and to ASCERTAIN where the blame rested.
CURRENT EXPENSES.
Tn answer tc resolution passed ut the last
meeting, Sir. Poole furnished Tho following :'"s
OF the EMPLOYEES and their salaries por year, ana
the other expenses and general financial coni!-
ton Of the Library:
mW. q. Poole, Librarian. s4.oco !; " B. Wick
erpIav, 81, 500; ". C. yrieser, $1,000 L. Z.
vocllney, 5000; ". L. Manchester, s690; B.
wertcott, 5000: D. Il. Anthony. $500; Hattie
HIDE. $500; Ella II. Lamb. $500; 4. Do1laad.
$500 Fila A. Wade, $500 Emma 4. Bristol,
$500; ". T. Goodrich s4tG: W. II. Payne, Si16 j;
Vienna Hatterman. SIG; John Gee'i,, s+1G,
Thomas scul1v. $500: Frederick Hid, S3l2 !;
W /. Hopkins S156 ". F. Carroi'. Sl5i !: e
r. Brainard, sl5G $. Aschar:,.s Sls6 :: J. Geg-
gle, e1;,G one vacancy {teln'' 'sarS'. slSG: ).
Laurence, Janitor, 5000 4. Dahl, $500. Total.
S15 ST..
OTHER EXPENSES.
Rent, s5,ooO: hea:in9. Si,2ah; gas. s1.Gco:
ineu7.pce. $500; srr;ni;1ing. Sla; stationery,
$40: printing, S10M: furniture. $500; incl
deutals, S755. Total, 3l1.!27. Grand total.
S27 N0l.
-, ~ ~ x..-pr>r14rrnEs srxcr tr-SE 1874
, 1874-09-20
FOREIGN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Sept t9-11 l. m.-F1o1f, sH q ~
Whc.;-ndnter. g4fa los; spring. g adf4ss xt y.
l0a adta10s Sd; club, los 7d91lA cofs7
PORK. 77s cd. Lard, 67s- ..,~4nd, -
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1a-3 p. m<-Hssso''N
and unchanged. ..,rv Il So
Exchange or Government seeuz:see sI.fs!
Amount Of bullion gon. into the R.nx p. . 1,oan q
on balance to-day. Il, ,9co con;oa 9o;: io1 10 IT, W
new j., io4,5: Sev York cantr.l ss7f; 1
preferred, 1z:4,
sngs:, IT, ca4@s. =
PAa,s, Sept. 13.-Eeatca. t1 *
FKAsxfolr. Sept 19.-63s. - ,...z, e.55A = =
L1vr.roo1, sopf. 13--Eseaing.-..cSe.o;aa.s ~
unchanged Sales, 100 hAlss, 7neiooa9s. 7neio.r.a ~
speculation md export 4 soo baA1
atstdssans daa; p1tzs satat hsd. III
, 1874-09-20

character and writings of Charles Sum-
ner. Still, it givcs Us . fair idea OF the
mead in which those noble thoughts that live to
Htir aud lift humanity were incased, and this is
al, or at least nearly all, that We can expect
uov,-for, however loud nation may lament
tne death of her great men. sne eau only by
such acts keep his memory green, and e1clainl,
in her auorlng love, ''Rest, steaJfaft, stainless
friend forever ours, though lost to sense and
si"i1t.' d. MAcRAE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19, 1874.
, 1874-09-20


The Young men of this town have been on the
qui viye for the last ten days about club which,
they propose to organize as soon as they eau
find q name for it. They meet. thirty or forty
strong. at differen. residences, aad shut them
selves up in roon whence animated discussion
and mysterious murmurs frequently emanatc,
and the words Cosmopolitan" Bachelor, "
and other suggestive names inform the world ut
the kcyhoe that there will be - Society for the
Prevention Of Dull rsmes.'' Il j Dancing Organ
can be chr16tcned
George Sharp, = prominent citizen Of this place.
fell IN getting out OF the cars at this depot, and
injured himself 80 as to be confined to the house
for Whlle.
Our popular and efficient conductor, Harvey.
who owns pleasant home on Railroad avenue,
has added sona inches to his dignity. Ills son
cannot wear his fathers boots yet, but ago will
qualify hun.
A1r. s. E. Hulburd has purchased q lot of Nj.
Scl.aubcl for which he pays $500.
Dr. Reynolds Rector OF Christ Church, aa-
no1nced, at the close OF the regular Friday
evening service, the election OF Prof: George +.
Seymour, OF the General Theological Seminary,
Now Yors to the Bishoprie Of the Diocese OF H.
liuois. adding that the call had not yet boen ac-
cepted. There is a possibility that it may not
be- as the position which Mr. Seymour holds IS
Professor OF Ecclesiastical History is q very IN
tluential one. DR.. Hsisht has just declined a
cali to ELL the same position IN the Diocese OF
Massachusetts, for similar reasons. Mr. Sey-
mour has been twice called to churches IN Chi
caso, and declined, St. James and Trinity each
desiring his sarvlces- The church here, with
the exception Of or two prominent members
who favored Dr.. Dc hoven, il in favor OF Prof.
Seymour.
Tie Temperance question is again ssitating
the advocates OF cold water. A1r. Butler. Presi-
dent OF tho Board Of Public Trustees. gave the
final vote in favor OF license to sell liquor at
the Car-Works in the Town Of Cicero The
women held temperance mass-meetiug there
last n1Dht in the new brick scuQQl-hpuRe.