, 1875-03-02
THE CITY.


Tho ANIMAL meeting OF tho Lumbar E1chhnEe
rms held at its room, In the building No.
Franklin street, ycstorday afternoon. Tia mcol-
las was called 10 order by tho President Of tho
Exchange, Mr.. William Blanchard. Tho report
of tho Treasurer, Mr.. J. ]. Dorland, was sul'-
tnltlcd giving Atatnment Of expense and fees
on account Of tho dock rented by tho Exchange
md showing balance Of over 5000. Tho fol-
lowing were repor.cd "a tho sEles an tho 1umber-
market for 1874 Lumber. 333, ,957 feet;
Iath, 59,433740 pieces; shingfos, 1o9, $50
pieces. Upon motion, the President cast Tho
ballot for tho ofticcrs Of tho Exchange
for tho ensuing year. tho aamo Board Of Direct.
o,s and Committooa boips re.escctea. They aro
se follows Directors, A. &. Tanaehack. r. II.
Dlck(ori, ". y. Phillips, William II. utish, y. A.
Irish, George T. I,otcrsa, Charion nouning. John
McLanc, d. Il. Whitc. II. II. Getty. A. Carter,
William Blanchard, and A. 4. Carpenter. Com
rnittoo Of Arbitration. II. McDtnald, A. A. Cat-
panter, E. Il. Hubbard. A. q. FanHchatck, II.
il, Hull. COMMITTEES ol Appeals, e. L. Crupin,
7. II. Swan. ". u. Hou9hsanlng. A. CaFttr, ]. J.
Dor'aEd.
Tho Lumber Exchange is a,chsrtered corpora
tio.,. having about thifty-ave ncnbors, and is
com posed Of lumber manufacturers and their
agents. Thcru is another organization CON.
noecd Of lnrntor dealers Or yard mon. sntlted
the Lut1bcr Board Of Trade. Thcro Whs An IN
formal dtscusaion III 1csnsd to tho proprety os
an amaluxm nation Of tho two bodies which rcp-
resent resp actively tho eolline mud buying iter-
ct. Tho urjcct to bo obtained il = uniform tn-
epecttou, but, from tho tono OF the discuaaion,
it goen,s TINT rlf, arrangement Wod 10 satiafhc.
.oy 10 Tue E1sanSs e1ea oe a M's erass
lumber In its hands. 4 committee OF three.
,composed OF sisssrt. blanchard, Denny, and
rs vse ., ,apon'e s bor II a,d sop!eI 81 Trade e5 IN
tho subject. md tho Exchange adjourned sub.
;ject to tho cali Of lis committee. tho Board Of
directors are, Mt their first Meeting, to clcct q
P1csilont, Secretary. and ,l,[s.s, Ifoas,lseF'
Another OF thu sor1cs Of meetings Of tic citi.
xns Of tho St1t! Ward WIS held at H!cksy's Hall
3ss, ovouing in tho interest OF tho improvement Of
Stewart ayonua by tho Chicago, PittHburE l. Fort
Wavnc Railroad In accordance With tho provisions
of tho ordinances upon which Its right Of way
was rrautod. Tho attendance was small on uc-
count of tho weather, npd. but little Taa accom-
The s,pcciar Committoo to interview tho Bohrd
OF Public Works reported That tho Board WAS in
receipt Of lettarn from the officers Ct the r6atl,
who promised thss ns aoon as tho o wesshes m
commenced. Tire Committee further reported
TINT II found the Board inclined to do all in ita
rover TO compel the road. In tho nTont Of its
failing 10 do so voluntarily, to comply With tho
Tho report lcd to some discussion In
which variety Of opinions we're expressed.
n faw wero in faYor Of tho Donrt being COM
majority wcro willing to accept tic promises Of
el,r TsiIyyosd cntanany.
The report waa finally hdorsnd and tho meet
lug ndtournod subject to the call Of the rrest-
don't.
TIE wonAxe coLLEuE-
The fifth anntlal commencement or tho Wom-
aus Hospital Medical College will take piace
,,sr r,r sron ~ a,r IN .ni Wastinrton stroets. Tho
programme ] viii be - foliowa:
i orqan yo1unt.rr. Prof. fak
i: masis, ''1
I. Addrci .P.of. BARTLETT
+. Musir.
C. Awarding Diplomas., nro.,a.r+ no,r, =, r,u,,,.
ndrc, .u0 sarah ifaekrt tercn,on
A. Organ. Prot Taif
o. Fresentation Address by Sarah 4. Brown, II. D.
10. Benedic.ion.
Tho graduating class il Is follows Miss 8aruh
A, Brown. Wisconsin; AfiAs Lotto +. Calktns,
Illinois: Mtss Ju.jn n, Marsh, California; Mrs.
E.r.h lInckest Stevenson. Nov York Mrs.
Elizabeth Darr Shelton, EnnBas; Mrs. IL. i.
Trayors Wasetar, Kansaa: aIRa Delight J.
Wolf, Michigan; Miss Edith a. Root, 1lliu0iH.
The ANIMAL reception will DO given as tl1a real
i1cnco Of Mrs. Fernando Jones, 010 Prairie are-
.Dne Wednesday evening,
tn. isos aIha at iTr fSipo"iars n q, ,ho bt.
ING nohtn1J meesng ga. q. saa s sn' ~ .noi- n
cngo Keller anu Aid society ,r Was han n snelr s
yoaay evenS f,t 1o s fep1nt II ,e
Tor tho month ending Fob. n, were as follows
H,oa and woott. $220.l0; transportation, S217.06;
surgical appliances. ST.: intcrments:, s29l
feuis and cash, 9ll,S91.25; payroll. 81
B73.34. Tho amount or clothing disttab-
4,ted during tue month Ias as follows !:
Mems wear, 4a3 pieces; chidron.s wear, 2o1
laccnh sn9ss. oy pata as'. s." " .oi,,,,,ns
tne netncI .aolno a"i ."I ~. * pnnJ iav's snsxi
LOT anf ~ po1sons. ~ TX A. .ha s',,,tb sa 1,o1s-