A GRAND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION--DISTINGUISHED LADIES OF NEW YORK AT ITS HEAD--ITS SCOPE OF SELF-IMPOSED DUTIES OF BENEVOLENCE--ASSISTED BY AN ADVISORY BOARD OF THE LEADING MEN OF THE CITY; OFFICER McWATTERS THE CHIEF AND MOST ACTIVE MAN THEREOF--SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY SECONDS OFFICER McWATTERS' BENEVOLENT WORK--REV. DR. BELLOWS' WARM INDORSEMENT OF McWATTERS' GOOD DEEDS--THE LATE SUPERINTENDENT JOURDAN CRUELLY INTERFERES WITH McWATTERS' LABORS OF LOVE--DEATH CALLS FOR MR. JOURDAN: WHERE THEY PUT HIM, AND WHO FOLLOWED HIS HEARSE--OFFICER McWATTERS RESIGNS, AND LEAVES THE POLICE FORCE, IN ORDER THAT HE MAY CONTINUE HIS HUMANITARY WORK--COPY OF HIS LETTER OF RESIGNATION--APPOINTED TO A POST IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE--COMPLIMENTARY NOTICES BY VARIOUS JOURNALS ON THE OCCASION OF McWATTERS' RESIGNATION. 50 =THE SWINDLING BOUNTY CLAIM AGENTS.= OFFICER McWATTERS' RELENTLESS OPPOSITION TO THE SWINDLERS--THEIR INFAMOUS MODES OF OPERATION EXPLAINED--McWATTERS' PLAN OF WARFARE--HE ROUTS THEIR FORCES AND WINS A GREAT VICTORY--SERIOUSLY THREATENED BY THE SWINDLERS--McWATTERS APPEALS TO CONGRESS, AND GETS A NEW ACT PASSED--CHIEF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WHO GAVE HIM THEIR AID--PAYMENTS UNDER THE NEW LAW--THE GRATITUDE OF THE POOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES--"HOW A POOR MAN FEELS!"--THE NATIONAL CEMETERIES AND THE DEAD VETERANS--McWATTERS' FURTHER WORK FOR THE SOLDIERS. 55 =HONORABLE TESTIMONIALS TO OFFICER McWATTERS.= PRESENTATION OF A GOLD WATCH BY THE LADIES' UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION--COMMENTS THEREON BY THE PUBLIC PRESS--OFFICER McWATTERS' GREAT POPULARITY--A RESUMÉ OF SOME OF OFFICER McWATTERS' GOOD DEEDS, BY THE SUN, TIMES, TRIBUNE, ETC. 62 =THE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL INIQUITY.= THE RASCALITY EXPOSED IN A MASTERLY WAY--THE HORRORS OF THE HOSPITAL PICTURED--THE WAR CARRIED ON THROUGH THE PAPERS--OFFICER McWATTERS DIRECTS THE BATTLE--THE SCAMPS BROUGHT TO TERMS, AND THE SICK POOR AT THE HOSPITAL NO LONGER TREATED LIKE DOGS--THE CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION, AND ITS CONNECTION WITH THE FIGHT--BENEFICENT RESULTS. 65 =CONCLUSION.= OFFICER McWATTERS IN HIS CONTINUING LABORS OF LOVE--HIS FAMOUS LETTER IN BEHALF OF THE POOR VETERAN SOLDIER ORGAN GRINDERS--ELOQUENT WORDS OF SOCIAL STATESMANSHIP THEREIN--A GREAT MORAL DUTY--WHEN IT CAN BE PROPERLY DONE--LABOR MUST BE PROTECTED--PARTING TRIBUTE TO OFFICER GEORGE S. McWATTERS, THE TRUE MAN, THE STERLING PATRIOT, AND PRACTICAL PHILANTHROPIST. 68 =THE ORGAN GRINDERS.= A WORD IN THEIR BEHALF--LETTER FROM OFFICER McWATTERS (REFERRED TO IN BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES)--A SAD STORY. 72 =TEN DOLLARS A MONTH: A STORY OF GRIEF AND JOY.=