, 1875-08-15

ten days OF two weeks to arrive ut conclusion
| ~ to tho available Assess of the conco1n- Eve
now, ~ far as he has gone, Mr. bcovei is no
sapEulDe OF anything like large dividend. an
| it appears from his conversation as IL he Her
net altogether clear about rescuing enough t.
pay the fees of the Assignee. 1t ii pretty certei'
that al people who haye c!aius against tho do
funct institution may as well 9eaTe aeep s's'
and give up any 1dea Of dicideud-or II ono o o.
declared they may expect to see 1t oeaus'Fnll
Snail
In PURSUANCE OF = circular is8ucd few day
ago a. meeting Of number Of the surviving
members OF tho United Stntes Zouave Cadets Wal
hold 1t the Sherman House yesterday even
Of ther return 70 Chicago from thei,
Eastern trip The following old members
were in attendance: Freeman Conner. E.
Kuox, B. B. Botsford, E. L. Brand: William u
ocet g LonE Bio"n 1oaa'G Eann anus
colt. L. P. Walker, l. L. James, 4. Hsll, hoo
ert Ross, Thomas Hiegins, DR.. J. X. Floyd u
q. Fergus, and - Lewis. The old flag q
The company, won at the state ran
| in 1860 Was also present. committee was ap,
| pointed to prepare plan for = permanent
orranization and it Was also decided to bold
reunion on the 18th ct September.
An interesting meeting Of Good TemplaEB Was
held 1t the residence Of Grand Worthy Counsel
or c. G. HAYman No. so Walnut street.
Wednesday evening" the object being to 1nett-
tuts q new Lodge. ali the preliminary business
having been arranged at All informal meeting OF
the week previous tho Counselor proceeded to
| organize the Lodge. Twenty-Five names wero
| put upon tho books as charter members
i and q score or more proposed ior
ipltiatioo. 4 ballot WAS cast for name, when 1t
| was decided unanimously in favor OF that OF an
| Honorary Templar, Right Worthy Grand eecse-
tary Joseph l., Drnke, Of Washington aelg1na" 115
| Tho following officers we're duly 1nntalleq ~
Bunting; ". R. s.. Eugene 7. Gilbert y. =
s., Nrs. Estolle Dawson r.. T., Mrs. G. G.
H.yman: y. F. s., ". ". hoberts y. H.. H,
| J. Burlingame; n. D. H., Mics Emma Hayman ;
| man P. y. 6. r, A. q. Chester. The J. L,
D,ake Lodge No. i have decided to meet Ell
day evening Of each week. and for the present
/ 1t No. 80 Walnut street. When the Chapei o.
| tie Washington:an Home is completed, they VIII
| occupy that The Order generally arc invited to
| these meetings.
Tho Chicago Coal Exchange held meeting
yesterday afternoon in tLcir rooDs in the Metro
! poIitan Block, President Colt in the chair
Secretary Kirkland reported the following re-
ccipss for the prcssat year up to date:
gona
B.uminous Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Total. 8s4
For the same period OF 1874 the receipts were
rs follows:
Tons.
Anthracite carried over from -1oaooo
Anthracite. ~ 153
b'tunous. -l'o''9s
r..., .... 4eo 5s9
Deficiency stock this year as compared With
NJ ,t,,ar bn.;,aaa ~. txansactad and Tia Ex.
o1n u6i fha1 Inv ir fhA
-aanf; "4o@''4 '*A3 >o >
,nxr,a uosp1rA7
uos-;.s; hans 1a.xa ~ snnes, ~ 1;s faiioEe
;t,-r,s - haf.1f ~ +bis ,pst axco1io,,t cha-;
~ hnd aa,, ~ ~ III Iarsn,,s 1thn,,t sst;r
+;on ~ ,aee ~ e1o- - a. nrsad ~ s.e rsr9ariz
10 a. to ia cond,tion tho el;ohtast AZ
. .1. 40 s.;;i ~ ,,'s,I ~. s,,.;f.,, 7-'rJa. ~
o,a.a1;ra1s ~ e.orr r,nt;e,t Vii taat;er - ~ to
sn.9n.t - n;,as a:.-laa;ai,, ~ t.a rol,a; ~
...atsh1 ,ror,;.,.. .,s.nie -r,,a o.arat ha .rsnd
a. ts1a;r 49,, hn-,.a f00f'o' "N'o
~ ~ 49, ~ - 49, s..z1 u,..n., ,,o.a h,,r, i
snh4 ,H. o. o. nno n1 F. ...ssI,a.. sa,,,tr,ht;oas
III, ~ et,'t,1 -ara;.ot ~. .Ian,ndars;anad
,n7o p-ee;r;a .va,na ~ hr {he TressnTor II +
Barnev' 81 Tn1n1rsE finding. Douations Of
fr4,t ~ .iao o.-nast1v so1c;teI an9 aorna hor.
IL - -. -, - .i..',,f.,,- $1,000
~ ;n.,;t,,t;,,, ~ !. toa ,o1, Inoc ~ mad NV
.a,s.a-s". 40 cT1.,os- ~. - n@,r. pr.s;so,+'
A7Ae1oo'es' ..-> ,s-,-1e, ~ nUeA1' = ~Ae0'AoN''
w. p nj, ts1aa orao,,t;e,, =, ANNA y, H.. /
noool-,;..>, ~. ~ -, r;.+-;o+
sonGnslons M Ie.cneo ~ Ds. 1,,..'a VIZ an
~ rs ta s ~ ens nos. ~ csn streot
.nluK tno famous pyss,notG ~ 49,. s.,ec.
&c ss1ses tnA. nj. "a.a ~ ~. nos "aae sa' hno"n
=. suo no'etntne'i e .nh. .ne ~. vas saaen pos
session ol oy M: t'anhin uea.'y Je1, u9ioae
lne 1uogmens ZOE ae opentng u 10y neatpos seat
s.;Get "as nao' anu, "oetne' ; couu nase d oepm
u1441eo " ho. III. naua1o "au ~
"1sn4 t,,st 4' = aa. snnaar tnt h. lac
= t,1aJ 80 roat of bia 1ot and that hui1dno in |
now eet upon it. He also says that Mr Ward is
mistaken when be says that no reply has been
receivod from Washington On tho SUBJECT, ana
LA lop;y oas pe1n " r.; oe1.. ~ Iausan,
~ ;r,s,-,,ct,r the n-saent Snnar,ntcn5ent |
to ascertain tie rental OF tho ground when |
taken possession OF, with Wow to an amicablo |
settlement. I; It IS que to At. Ward 70 say IN
tnts sonn9cIlon' .nas wen @ ne sa'u tnat no.n6
o~nressrd ,,;n,sa1e rbat ho L.d received m
reply. Mr, Otis also saYs that Alr. Ward stated |
to him that, in consideration IT the amount Of /
taxes that had accrued on said lot since Rankin
eoGk t & oa T. ~ S@4up 'o M sovo " o' 'l7