, 1874-12-29

Annie, who dicd on tho 2Gtll in Chicago, tooit
! placo at tho Episcopal Cathedral, Sunday aftcs-
| noon, tho 1eV. Canon Knowles assiatcd BY tho
Ing. THO Rev. hfosara. Mansfield. StocIing autl
I 1urner wero also preaont, besides n targo nunl-
| her OF friends and members Of the Church
! of tho Atonemcnt. with Which t!ie Rov. ,lr.
! wero takau Oh to Now furk Tor iutornent.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock tho team
J belonging to Eugao Company No. D ,an away
| from the corner Of Cottagu uroro avenue aud
1wenty-atxth atreot. and severely injured four
! porsona. John Carroll the driver. Ind bis anko
spr;ai,nod; ;,; ct1is ,' Goodman, fireman, sntte1od
Joscph Koch, wero badly bruised, Tho 1ast-natned
| having one Of hib arms BROKEN. AL tho parties
| were takon homo aud cared for. Tho tenn was
hltched to wagon at tho tame Of tho accident.
Owing to somo difficulties III tho management
Of the Turn. vctein Vorwarts, . largo number Of
tho acttfa members Wish1roW ft0,n tho Bocotv,
and formed tho Turn-Vcreih Reform. A8 both
tho aoetaticA llavo boon suffering badly from this
division. al effort was Eadc Inst evening TO re,l-
nito thom, and establish harmony and Fraternity.
rcsgnatona to allow tho reunited society to elect
| now pucs. Huch aB would bo acceptable to both
partiea. No Union had boon objected at lnto
hour laet evening, but It waa expected that all
differences would 10 peacefully settlod before
adjournment.
cotn Lodge, No. 10, !. O. L. s, of l., hold Oh tho
9th inat tho following were elected officers for
tho eurrent term: President. Abraham st6in-
hardt; Vice President. Jacop Kuhn; Treasurer,
Mosely; Tfuatoee, Uoorgo Drnham, Mil,ard Kas.
prowioz, mud Alexander ). Levy; Tyler, Aaron
Abrahalns; Physician and Surgeon, Dr.. s. A.
West Side Druggists, Holland 4 Kannoy; Nopre-
! sentative TO tho United Staten Grand Lodgo,
| 1corge Draham.
! An sggrfoved individual called upon THE
TRIBUNE yesterday, aid EXPOSED 4 certain
swind}o which bo was fortunate enough to cs-
capo, hut which hc is confident il very generally
norpetlntcd upon knowing anil unltno"1pg ones
The Informant stated that ko was slo owner antt
inventor Of certain ratont right which need
not bs moro fansltarlr particularized. III his eu
doa7or.s to get h!s Invention OH tho marriott 1lo
ras induced to place IN assignment In blank in
for tiaio to ,nlaka good tho considera-
ton. Meanwhile, e, second party, who
from circumstances developed ID, supposed
to bo Q confederate Of the first,
action ii undoubtedly followed with tho inton-
tton Of inducing the victim to buy Off the first
confederate. when, Of course, tho aocond party
iog quito extensively: l'hoy search diligently
tho advertisements Ut tho city Journals, and
whether they lind lotsea, houscs, rem, catate OF
ANYTHING olso for gale, all will bring grist to taoir
mill; anu, to add to tho deception, many bus
incsa ,NeM Of reputation havo heen duped into
acting aa references aud agents.
4 CHICAGO uoy'a ADVENTURE.
boy was going down state street yesterday
morning With whootharrow' loaded with bundles.
Ho felt pretty good, for ho wns whlstl,ng, and
every iiow aaa than he woul,t talto short run.
ao went ncroaB Randolph street Ut tho rate OF q
min minute. juat IA be got across, lo turned
hta head to look At a RUNWAY horse and as he
did 90, tho wl,cctbarrow canlo In contact with n
plank that Sas laying on tho walk. Thu wheel
barrow stopped suddenly, but tho boy tiInT.
Ho went over t1lat whoclbarrow with tho velocity
Of & caanou~beu, aud hia hoal struok MI old gon-
tloman near tho watch-pocket, doubling hin. up
very quick-temporcd mau, struck at tho boy with
ia cao, but only succeeded in knocking llia hnt
of. When tho boy first struck, Lo commenced
to cry, hut whom he Ba" ttle old gentleman foil
'S Lis nssy sa sn e5sn e ss" conese ssa Ss place e
bantor, tho old gontleman: He asked
and if ho bpor travelled With q circus. Tho old
partT',3 faeo turned to tho color Of gard at red
flannel, aud l,ls oyos blazc4 like locomotive
honalgha. 1Ie repeated the Lords prayer over
t,ackwards {any way it sounded like thar(, aud
then ho started for Tho boy, and tho boy, seeing
Ill open kcutsie-holo, let tho oil .1.an got pretty
closa oa to hin, mud thor, jumped over tho holo,
! msn went down like q short-weight ton Of COAL
and struck OH the houd Of colorod man who
waa saving wood under Tho walk. The boy
| looked down tho hole aud, pntting l,s thumb 70
hia noso. made waving motion with his fingers;
then, nutttng tho cover over tho lolo. ho tool
Eow clog-stepa thofoon, and Went on down street
with hls wLeolbarfow, whiHtling "There's whoro
yon made a mistake"
JOHN cLARKE.
Mr. d0un Giatke. n Vfun1ltlent merchant Of
this city, died suddenly yesterday at O'Clock p.
III. The deceased WIS tho aonior metuber Of tho
1ltm of John Clarlo Il Co., Of which W. 8. Col
son and Col. +. a. Eastman woro PARTNERS. This
house ia extensively engaged in tho distilling
has 1een complaining for tho past five weeha Of
enlargement Of the liver, and while on his way
to tho Chamber Of Commerce, waB taKen Hud-
denly III near So. IL Lasa'ls street. about noon.
1to waa taken into cigar etoro III tho yicinity,
! and expired about O'CLOCK. tetaluing his acul-
tics and ability to speak to tho last momsnt.
alr, Clarke was born in tho County
a1tS s fsa eassoa in e3 1S2e $aa1 IL Asssay saSsys
IIo took an actiyo part In tho revolutionary
movement OF 1913 In hiH native country, which
Wna tho CAUSE Of Aa coming to Amorica In 1S19.
siaea then no has been actively engaged In COM
rnorclal pursuits, hotil in CncinuRti anti this
city, i1o l,aa resided in Chicago since 1862, aid
has Won tho regard Of the merchants OF this city
for his integrity aud honor In all s business re-
!at!ons. 1le waa warmly beloved by his peraonal
1flcElua Iof hlH many cAtIuaab!e 1uatleH OIL Mlna
md heart. posseasing liberal education, ho
Devoted al tla squire time to tho study Of tho I,o-
III tho death Of Mr. Clarke Chicago has lost ono
OF !tsmoss entcrrrlaiug merchants and society
onol Of ita bcat citzona anil brishtrst ornaments.
PAnLon CONCERT.
The Committee Of the Church Of tho 1}edoom-
or have announced the following ~ tho pro-
grauno of their tllt!A pa1lor concert, to he giYou
New Years night ut the hall corner Of West Lake
Htreot md st. johns placo:
Quartc!c-" Wood aliustrcls," ,"........ .Mcntolsson
song Ht....'..-.....s........ .ts.,. ..,..."...
4MF, ttaAH.
oartctte Flo upon You, Ftc !'....,... .,stigolll
oun4.... '...:...* ...t,..,+
4frs. EurietH
Trio" hladrg del RoIAnu AM0re, CampanA
! 9rs. tarseeal, Messrs. Ho'eara uuA .SoHl.
AIRS. Nat,aRr aha Jr. Hioan.
Qnnrette-" Iyro!tso VolkslUa, .Kuckcn
Tho musical entertainment will 10 followed by
dancing. Tho OCCASION will 10 enc OF enjoyment
and pleasure.
MINISTERIAL, MEETINGS.
Tho MethnstiHt ministers mot yesterday ularn-
ing, Dr.. Edwards IN tho chair Ihirty-Aeyon
preachers annworel TO roll call. II was resolved
tn aniarra thh nrnHAnt uuhrfnrH ~ t1,n naneio.