, 1875-03-06
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,


for $40 0DO. 81 feet on Franklin street, north o
Harrison. running back to tho siyer,
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1no te'"P "P.sat"'o s.n'o,u"1s ~ stso' =
Mataesc. opttclan. " Madison street (IHIhcs1
building), was: At 8 q. Ill.,. 25 degrees; 10 \. M.
~. 1om, m. nm. M. m, n r.. M ~ ;. An. NJ.
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An inquest whs held yesterday afternoon or
Tho body of Caroline ITucttcr, ,y dicll suddenly
night bofosc 1ast at 2i6 sc.lgwick atreeI. II nm
found that lcnt,, Ind boon caused by iuilaulma
W., ~ Ito ,,,,,r.
Tho Comnlttco on Hospital OF tho Comfy
Board met yesterday at the County Hospital, nnt
audited lhu accounts OF that Institution for thu
an.,, ~ 1,o,,.,,.r,. T., o,,,1;,ior to lido +ho,
no"1u ~ aa"s ~. .a,,. % 20. ~. ~,
approved ot .ao 1e'a'E,'oh i"t 1nppeS 4u' t.''
c,,ssed tho repairing Of tho building, and finally
decilcd to advertise for bids for plumbing,
Tho Joint Committee on Public Enilt!inCs and
Public C!,arities Of tho County Board dcc!,lc
ycEterfay to recommend tho awarding Of the
contract TOR tho 1naaonry.wosk on tho addition
to tho Inkane Asylum to L. l.. Leach at
e8,4b,'.31. For limo there was only one bidder,
consequently tlcy puatnoncd action In TINT mt
tor for ono week. in order to receive further
bids. Tho Committeo will recommend tin HR-
poilltnont OF Edward t;loason to Bnperintcnti
tho construction OF tho Improvement.
r,,, A,,,,,>,,, ,,.. -o,,,ol +, r,.,,boro,,,,, T.,
ia avon;~ "iasscs 1 ~ 5l rnr,u'nn ,i,"ro 20,
s;,.,, 1ase .,,,,,,o,, t,o ttni ni,as ,,,nhar.
t, = ca;' tu1,n II /" fnian III, arro,,nt that
noariy 1g IL MI of scso ucraous src workinc Far .cir
',t ~ to. % .,," o,", r." ,Ni III n,t
sTa mai,,nr snhsianiai progrcss n,,t1or comm
tcrt tnstrnc,inn wicl, IL ftlruls,,c At non,it,nt
10 thosn inscrostrl with ita m,auaoc1,,ont, t,It
n,rst rommcrI III" tnaiirut;o,, f., ihn .vn,nnthy
ar,t s,,rnnr, ~ tbn n,,hI;" ,yam",.fIr
1S ~,s,,' ep t :, ,,..'.
Conatablo casey. o. hest Ci'caFo' IS Iaslns
rouEnme u u. s11 W., lnw Meehs ... ag, nnht'
% aon.t",a i'' .s1o,r,, ,,o
hna .nn ncsesa.asu tsan n oIuIs 'n ~ n.ee
, ntar a,'s y, , e'ss ana sfsa.
,t,.1 "u ru,.sg g'0t ILL.,, o s,, ~ n"sn 1's
nn"aiiTy no II I,ia amrotr or nrr,o -,
HeeaS h @ ..Is sas"1,s w,shmrn"' na n 1o from
Gaaes ona' a.s ses.sf"y ~, uun, neD, Inc
-, ~ n'eF nGsr" .. ,ra,, t1y n 0 Sos.a-
,ro ts ~ wd'd p h .rm scer" no yscs s' ot s
Tho 1loy. Mr. tfntchns on. tho American mis-
stonary to Mexico ut wose chnrcl, IN Acapulco
tho recent massacre occurr ed. reached this cttv
yoper,lay iroal Ban Francisco. and Is staying Mt
nttack npon tho Protestant Church at Acapulco
resulted in tho death Of six Of tho members Ut
tho church aild tho wounding Of ten others, Uf
the n1tac's'ul. party nine wcro Killed On the stot
larger number wcro wounded, al the Professionals,
including sono Of tho women, fought with
tho utmost bravery and despo1ation.
hr. Hutchinson. "o6e residence is now In tho
in New York. but several years ngo Determined
to dosotc himself to tho work Of missions, and
chose Mexico as hls field. Ilo will speak to-
morrow evening. In tho First Presbyterian
Church. corner Of Indiana asonuo and Twcnty-
iitst street, giving an recount Of tho present re-
1arly Of tho character and effects OF popory a.
illustrated there, in its rolatiouu to political and
religious freedom.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Co.oueratlye
Temperance Association. No, $50 Fifth ayenuc.
was held last evening. The o!1icors elected for
tho enB,,ing yoar wcfo III. G. Kelley, I'resi-
don't; William Wright, Vice prehilon. Samuel
Taylor, Secretary John Durkin, Treasurer:
md the following Directors: Thomaa Mould.
Ing, John A. Livingston, George 4. jackson,
Miss Frances Z, Willard, atrt. r. B. Cnree
Henry Fish. 8, q, Pratt. il. Hirsb. and Ja1nss A.
:. Bird.
Tho gecretary'e rcuort showed that this Aaso-
clatiou was III . healthy condition TINT tho work.
lug CAPITAL had boon turned over eight times
dnrinr tha Int thre 1northa shat thnra VIVA fns.
on TIC business Of Deoornber which wea tna,lo ,,D
during Jauuary, and tho profits during Tobrunry
we're sufficient to pay dividend Of ID nor cont On
the stock invested, and Dor cent anon tho rur.
uhoaes since the Ist OF January. 1915. uhol, ind
accordingly boon declared. Since Jn}y l. 1H7t
tho capital Of the Association Lad bocn turned
ovos twoIlty tisnep, asd coLso1ueptly. with d
very a1uall caPitsl and membership II had bcon
ab9e 10 meet i'll expenaesI aud declare t1iyjdends.
Tho Ircsidcnt oiho:tcI tic mombors 10 work
faithfully to ilcrsago tie membership, and tbero-
by locseaso tho proportonate expenses to each
member and Increase tho net proflts. With
proper o1ortions III this direction tic diyidontls
On purchases could easily bo iucrcasol to IN ar
ii iper cent during tic noxt oilartor. This
Society was Stho only honnat n,temnt
to eloyato tho condition OF wofkin.,nen
by attacking tho foundation abuuos IN
society. 1t cut on uselcBs expenses, fiecnur.
agod tho destruction OF capital iu lbs irasn-
siops OF tho country and by strict ecounny.
sought to increase the wcatl, and hnpniness ~
the poopo, All wealth wss lie prod,,rt Of NV.
ings. Tho prosperity Of lilo country dencnIeJ
ul,ul, cnpital or lie sayiucs of hlor To tioycjnn
iss resources. and tho sllnrd tines" ant! I'M
PENDING tIua4lciaI baur1,ptcy Of tbo country uer.
ca,l4od by he reckless wa,to Of jta WcaI.T in
dIa1u-s,lops, '' -
Tho Association has established a reading
room In connection with flu ntoro, fot Tie uso or
tn members and ,lloIr friends, and hones by In.
ru,catjug tanto fnr library c,,lti,rc ~ s,nr,',