, 1874-03-15

has been recentl9 organized and Il now IN ue work
Ing order. All houorabiJ discharged soldiers are
look a1er md protect the interests of the widows and
orphans of fallen bro1hera, nud to auccor and assss
such wounded isabled comrades % aEe unable to
ptoT1de for themselves.
The first number OF the Hester. Manufacturer. .
aixtecn-page monthly psEer, devoted to the interests
Of Western anufsctufea sde It's appearance yestcr~
day. The publishers are MessEs. For Moody TIC
dom pertains publications. 6t this character, aud IN
point OF typographical appearance the paper i e.
trenely handsome IT. illustrations Of nacntnery are
most - perfect as steel engrasines and the general
makeup Of tho Aanufacfurer reflects great credit
upon 1ts projectors.
The Lincoln Park Commissioners have scheme On
foot which viii result tn the North Side having
splendid promenadc It is proposed to set trses
the street front Of tho park, and 10 pnt down an
asphalt sidswalk twenty feet Vide from North &ren9e
to Centre street, with y space On either dde to bs
covered with grass plots.
From tho appearances Of the desoated PORTIONS Of
the North Side 1t is doubtful il few vacant lots Will be
ssen eyer hefs nst wns L. sFs qa m
laying foundations, and an immense number Of dWei-
lings will be put up during s6s coming building sea-
aou.
North Side people are complaining Of the filthy con~
tuon Of the street-csrs, many Of which hAye straw
hcd with dust and ver1uin On the hoort and passeI-
ge1a not only get their eyes full os dirt but carEy
hone tho lice d, thelr clothes. The Company should
ccttxinly reove the cause Of eoupatnt-and thetsby
the prorocatton to indulge In inelegant adjsctves
IA rumor was current yesterday afternoon that
Nest Madison street saloonkeopcr had heen 10 In
del give up his ousincsst bat inquiry resulted IN
learning shat, while be had indeed gwen " bis Old
place aud posted "To Rent'' card On the door, 10
dtted-up establishment adjoining.
Tho Philosophical Society held their usual Saturday
evening meeting 1t the hall III Eaat Madison street.
would be devoted to tea-ntaute or&tfons On the tenn
peraucs question also, that Prof HAvens next lecture,
which viii be given Wednesday afternoon u the
Methodist Church lec.urcroou Will Aavs for Its sub
Jet "Grcek Philosophy Among ths Romans" Col.
Edmund Jussen was then introduced and delivered
hs lecture upon g. Ultr.montanetsn in Germany"
which will te found in another column Tbs lecture
called out cr,ticislns from yarpns gentlemen. Gen.
Stiles thought 1t 1asel vedly popuiar. In thas
country us 1afainbitty Of the nbls had been sub,
stitutcd for that OF the Pope. Mr. Bissel questioned
the religion and hberalty Of Germany: MI Prusslng
explained the distinction between snis country and
most tw-shirls CAthoc. Col Waterman, Mrs. Mills,
aud Rabbi fesentha1 also spoke TN Ultranontansm in
America, to AL of which arguments Col Jussea r. r.
pied, recrating tho points ct lis dissertation. The
bociety tnen Ddloarned
The Young Mems Christian Association MONDAY
prayer~neottug WIS crowded yesterday, many hav!ng
T. 'aT r raekef to s Wsss
Methodist Church, conducted the meeting,
tha subject being tns sqnday-sshoo, esson -
following persons gays taeir viewa how to explain tho
miracle aud teach it: Tus Rey. Charles Cheney,
tho Rev. 7. ". Goodspeed tho Rev. John Gordon tho
Key, Arthur Mitchell, the Rev. II. ". Thomas, f. S.
Abro, D. Montgomery, james james. s. L. Brown, ].
Il. Cole, and D. ", tyhittc, besides several strangsrA
G SpfF WD.f sas sa IT, IT, nsx O. ho
wers present. did not have opportunity to speak Mr.
p P. Biss conducted the singing, and Mr. Merrill the
strameut. At tho opening Mr Buas sang now piece.
entitled Work Pray" drdica,ed to ths workers.
a eatios M taranghoa aad tho 4ssociaon should push
forward their hall ~ to aeconnaodSse III who wish
to attend these meetings: Tbs Rer: l. F. Chamber
tan OF the New England Congregational Church. COZ
Quoted the meeting Monday
William alias Jack Despatn and Alexander Valentine,
Of Ga1esourg, ILL.,. were brought before Commissioner
Hoyne yesterday w1rrant issued by lim. The
At lie business. Despair sold Two SO counterfeit
compou1d-intezest notes. and Valentine $50 United
States Treasury note and +l0 National Bank note to
IN agent d{ the Secret Service Department. pespaln
wa8 held in S. COO ball. snd Valentine IN $4,000, snd
beth committed to Jail In default where they
seabes Henry Facrk va hc1 in .soo bz,l fos aeal~
lug In dgaxa without paying ths Government special
tax.
About two months ago. Samuel E. Seymour n!ed
Aidrich, ". G. Grant, g. G. T. Holden. David I.
Phillips, and large number Of others, stockholders Of
the M1tual Life INSURANCE cuulany to have eeEsain
stock in said Company which he had transferred re-
stored to him, snd for other 1eef. Fraud and coau
sion among the officers and stockholera wcre charged,
and an Injunction WAY prayed Tue motion VA argued
The Lii saI pressed at the ume Of its being sled,
and hence 70 particulars haxe been givsn but fni
belug crowded ou& Of to-day'& issue.
THE BoAED or TEADE.
The Board Of Trade called u order precisely at
noon yeaterday to ct upon resolution changing the
hour4 Of trading. The President, Mr. Geo. a. How,
having cal,aL the Blard to order, statod that the
amendment to the ,uea offered by 3r. Nessor would
coms up or TIC action Of the Donra. The Secretary
then read tho a,aeadnent which WIZ 70 be9tn trading
ha1f-an-hour sasle. In tie morning:
$haH
3ect the tats which was carried bJ lsrge majority
The rules were then Suspended to act upon reaotu~
ton offered by Nj {; " B9ess. ~ follows:
to adopt for tho efectua1 clearing o1 the Ex
change Room 4 Ills and ut o'clock ?. H.
Nj Mitchell called for tho previous question, and,
the csu Daing sustained tie rcsoluon offered By NJ
,nrnga was carried s1d trading was resumed.
he7a v. tickets out f. for ,ha election Of officer,
Of the Young Mems Christian Association, the unen
bets the 1egnsr oernbsra the actiye uemoets every
hea sna ho 1nspsndtaat ueEet m''1 + M ;;; t
choice for President falia unanimously upon y. s.
Boutpn For First v1ce-Presideat tAe of q. II.
for Second Vice President, J. Il Cole and Q. u. Hor
ton for Corresponding Secretary, .. F: Lyman, ..
Montgomery, md c. q; Konlaaat; for TEessareE. $.
L. keau. For the Board at Managers there
il uuanimiy With regsrd to J. n. Farttu, while
Rav. John Gordon WI lnd ~ opponen: II J. y.
Drew, who has tho support Of tho active manbersr
eparybodya, and independent Ticket.
suun MEANS.
The COMMITTEES appointed by the pnrk-pacters held
q meeting sestcrday afternoon aud tired to Induce
Mr, CoWan. who wrote the communication to TEE
Tr1nuNE tile subject souTed meats to sign long
paper declaring he had been 1iAnfor1ned on the sub
iect He declined to do anything Of the Find, but
ta1d ho would put His nEae 10 the fooxng, ind that
only: l.. .,. n-:.4.,, -.
article In TEE TRIBUNE OF tho 7th inst He intended
to Charge no ,nau individually with fraud He stated
whnt he believed to be facts. He drev conclusions,
and IT, by implication any man feels himself charged.
Mr. CowAu deeply regrets II.
Tho Committee thereupon stopped operations for
tha day.
TIE CITY EALL.
Tha CITY Treasurer received 5000 ffora ths City
Collector yesterday, aud also s., 600 account Of
8ater*rents.
Two patieata died at ths Smallpox Hospital 1ast
1eekths frat that have been lost for nearly threa
month";.
Tha City Collector Increased hi scco1nt with tho
City Treasurer $1,000 yesterday that sunn being paid
by Gtlau property-ownc1s ~ ta1ea.
Judge 1;orton the Corporation Counsel f. unwilling
to bc,r tho odun at being Of the ntroducers Of
iega:ej prostitution iu this rts, out he Will not hs
thiuas, feel onyous u the Bo2rds Of Hcalsh knd OF
Pouce should gain any credit by tho transaction
The Board Of Public Works will advertise Monday
for proposals for erecting twostory brick engine
house On Wells street. near Granger.
THE Hoard of Pu}lic Works Yesterday opened NUM-