, 1874-01-17
N. Flannigan. Tho damage done did not oxcecd
425. Covered by insurance Ia tho Agricultural
1enfr tn To,,rot,,

E1D. CoYcrcu ny inhnfAnc0 IN tho Agricultural
Fair 1nBliranco Company.
About o'clock Inst evening, Frederick DlaDl,
a conductor OF tho North Division City Railway,
got into dispute with his driyor, James Moore,
ovor tho switching of q car. Moore Htr.cls Bael
With car-hook Bovoral tl,nos over tho head, in--
tllcting Bevoro wounds. Moore was nrrcBtod and
locked up. Or. Leo atfondod Blae], and pro-
nounced hfs wound not to DO fAtnl
John Gallagher, tho Young man who commit
tod rape upon Mary Nollo. deaf mud dumb
won,un. was before Justice Boydou yesterday for
examination. Gatlaghor'a 1awyor wantod him to
DO iett of on payment Of fino. but the Justice
would not hear It. aud held him to The Criminal
Court in pail Of $4,000.
The Fourth Unitarian Church, the Rov. G. ".
Wendto, pastor, hold It's annual meeting last
week. An excollcnt financial showing vhs made
by the TroaBuror, aud the various departments
of church work shown to DO In o prosperous
condition. Tho following oiaccrs wore unani-
?: =. Moulton, \. A. Chilli, +: y. Barnard, and
W. H. Stanton; Treasuror-William L. piorco;
SccrotAry-H. II. Hoath.
About half-past 10 yesterday morning. rs Nlr.
@. Il, WhittlcHoy, . prominont roal-astate dea!or
Of this city doing bnsluess at 149 LnSalle strcot.
was dflving a1ong West Luke street, hiB horse
hoeame frightened and ran away, throwing Mr..
WhittlcBey on the pnvomont ut tho corner Of
Lake and llalsted strootB. Ho was taken into
Bmtth'a drugstore on tho corner, md Drs. Shcr-
DMPlH GHllGu WHO Nv uIlED tIIU~
nounced his wounds fatal. The. most sovoro
blow waa that received on tho hack Of Ills bend,
ontiroly crushing tho skull.
Hc died last evening ut 0 O'Clock, at No. 86S
Washington street. Ho was born at 6outhtng-
ton, Conn.,, and was 80 years old. Ho came to
Chicago In 1888, aud was acttvely engaged In
business up n tho tinlo OF his doath. 11o was
prominent monber OF tho First Congregational
Church, and will ho mournoa ns ono OF Its Hafoat
couhselorB and most exemplary members.
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Wost Lake stroot, now In tho fourth year Of its
organization, appeals to 0 generous public Tor
llolp. It has now on Its bo0lB about forty faml-
lies, mostly widowed washorwomon, having ront
to pny and ohildron to support. Many are sick.
cd to their condition. All aro poorly clnd.
It Ia hoped that latlics In the neighbor-
hood will intnrost themselves in this work, and
all arc earnestly invited to attend rho next
1ssnf meet an gbns A. oes esfsa p n zoDs Dao5
| AL particulars will bo GLADLY furnished to any
por8on by the Bcoretary, always to bo found at
| No. $40 West Lake street. All ddnattons may
| DO loft at tho aame place. or bundles Of clothing
| housc-oleancrs, and HoamstrosseB can always DO
furnished free Of charge. Any ono ncetling such
| will help poor women by applying ns abose.
| THE uELrEr AND AID SOCIETY.
Tho Relief aud AID socoty havo had very
great addition to the number Of calls for fuel
amount Of coal givon out llas Increased from
about 160 tons per day to noally 500. The mum.
| ber OF applications IN porson Las decroased
ao1nowhat, however, owing probably to the dis
l. inclination thnt pcoplo naturally feel to going
| out in such cold woathor, ESPECIALLY it thinly
| cad.
Tho number of applicat,ons By letter nas
largely incroased. the mail each day amounting
Of impostora continually bcsieging tho Society,
nil anf1icntioue bY lettpr must now bC Signed by