, 1875-07-26
THE CITY.


Frank Waldron, a boy, had one Of his legs
broAsn yes.ort1ay while endesyor,nE tn Jump on
d Stntn atrcet car, nnnr TAYLOR lfn wae taken to
Lin home, No. G]2 Van nnrcn street.
A hoy 8 years old, son at Frank Johneou. Of
No. 413 State street, foil frnm window in tho
rnar Of that piact. Saturday. astancn OF 30
foot, and broku Als left HIlst aud fractured one
Of Lis thigh.bonca.
4 sallor, 35 yearR Of ngc named Emil Gohens,
foil Oh tlis schooner l.. e. Woodruff. at the foot
of franklin slreot and wAs drowned, At 10
o'clock Saturday night. His BODY Was recovered
yesterday morning, au.l taken to tic atorgue.
Tho cloalng eociat for tia Hnu,mer a. tho Third
Unitarian Clurc., will DO hold on Thursday cvcn-
Ing In st,o church pa,lora. Irof. Waller G.
1,rnlan will rccite, AIa1 llnnne1a will alnE, and
l'rof Har:nentn Mil srca1do ut tho piano. An
cesay will also be read by Prof. jackson.
Tho Communists are qt!ll training for tho
great fight that they intcnh to wage against tho
n;stocrAss. Tho educational and military
branch at tho Society hold n meeting yesterday
aftcrnoon at No. LII Wcat Lnko street for the
1n,rpose OF dcssgnasing tho campaign orators,
and to make arrangements for rcd uniforms
About 40 o'clock Yesterday afternoon boy;
II year, old named James Mahoney. attempted
tn steal ride on Bluo Ialand avenue car. At
Horny street, and vaA pushed from the platform
by the conductor No. ta9. In tho faI The boy
hroko hIs left Ann ut tho elbow: !io MAS con-
waved tn hH honet No. Csc South Morgan atsroI
aud attended to by DR.. Leo.
1t i,ns been favosite pastitno Of tho r,tdo
Rnall hny to stand I'll corncEs mil a'totlt '9toot
tho hat At boves Of Snntnv-sct,on! girls Oh rr-
Mica intont, anl RafoIy hidden III tho very Wilo
OH Saturday discouraged tl,is practice hy ~car
ing on tho TOP og each hat card OIL which was
lcxibly printed SHOT. III course this dscour-
aged tho practice.
Tho lry eoo,!A clerks hold another meeting
ycRtort1ay afternoon in Kleina Hail No. 554
South Hnatrl rtreet, Int for aone u,lAccus,t,ta-
hlc reaton The representation WAS exceedingly
rma1l Tho only haR!nrsa transacted wss tho
adoption uf n constitution. ailH q schedule Of
bylaws governing tho organization under tho
,,aisla Of This Dry tiootia EinskH Early Closing
Association. and the appoiIttmrnt II a Comnlit-
tee +, cAnyase tho various PORTIONS of the city.
for Tho purpose OF akcoltatninc tho sentiment of
dealers and CLERKS III relation to tic much hoped
tor carty closing.
Mary Bradley, a woman o! tins town. attempt
oil suicide yesterday morning about $50 o'clock,
hy hanging l,nrnclf in cell VI lllo Artnory,
where bllc had hcen i,carcorated for boinE
drunk and tlisorory. She Was discovered by
ktation-koaIpr 1inyeH and Turnkey Ullch jHst III
time to saya her life. SI,o used silk scarf
to suspend tetsef. aud tad It 10 one
of tho bars Of tho cell door. Ncmorue over the
imprisonment Of All l,rAslIey. charged with lar
co,,y. and wit, whom slo has lived, waa tho rcn-
SOL, rho gayo for tho nct... When cut down, sho
raid tint rho wanted to did, AMI would kill her
Helf at tho llrst favorable opportunity.
n,nss-mecting OF French citizens waH held
In tho Council Chamber ye.torday afternoon to
1rnhc arrangemcnta to aid tho reorI. "llo have
Elf1cred by tho regent tends in tho to.tth Of
lrance. Dir. Y. Gnrartlin waB appointed Chair
nAp, Prof.. Dcalnrs Secretary, aini Mr. ]. Hellwarz
ylrnsuror. Tlo Secratasv gave brief nar-
ratlvo Of tho s!isahtc!p. anu urged tho need for
generous giving IN relieve I'll" sufferers. or mo-
tinn, tho officers of tls meeting wure appointed
committee 10 rr'ei:e subscriptions and fnr-
ward them to tho President af tho French TO-
public for appropriate distribution. Subacrip-
linn liBls wore drawn up in l'ropcr form for cir
cuiat1n. Il Was fe.n!r.f tr nlcot again ns1t
Sunday ut NJ ieG Sulsl, Clark strtot to report
progress.
A ntna,bng affair occurred nhou. 2 o'c!ock
yrHtefttay lsorll,lg At tho Corner Of Twgnly-
eighth and Wallace htrents. Nlcro Il dauco was in
lfogresn. James l'oning and Thomas Seymour
"ore among tho participants and drank 80 freely
lllat they became drunk. 4 quarrel over
Eotno trivial matter aruHo hetwocu tlioIu, and
seymour says Hnnlng threatened to break his
uoeo. and struck him several hard blows. which
hG resented by drawing q ih,ekst-knlfa and stab
btng hlA antagonist III tho urck INJECTING
wound which il said TO- be dangerous.
ncr Of rwenty-tilth and Walace streets,
and attended By physisian. utllcor Downs
arrested Seymour, md he wAs placed in q cell
rt tho Ar1nory to awnit hearing on tho Charge
to kill. 10th tho parties tn tho affray are young
unmarried men.
Tho pupils Ut Chicago Turn-(1emcnde we're
turning for prizes At Ogdcn's urGve Yesterday
which was fotlowo' by grand summer nights
fohtivni. Ths pupils. boys aud glrta, accom-
panied by tho rnousbera Of the Turn
tiorneinde, marched from ths North
S,do Turner lEa!l 10 The Grove in
procession which Has proceeded hy
tlw Gront Western Light Guard Hand. Tha
members ami pupils wore cla'l in their white
Turuct suits, aud with tlyis tlagH and standards
hnd BaltlioTIy bearing. created II very favorable
Impression. Tho prize turning at tho grove was
very spirited, the youngsters. v'eug With each
other to uhlain rewards. III. I.at,xe
tho eftlcieut teacher uf tho Turn 0omeindo
deserves much credit for the skill and proilcen-
cy displayed by his pupils. Tie 0rovo was
crowded with Turner's aId friends of the chill
d!en. aud tic festival wa4 great Auccons,
which, however. wnB Bghtly nlArreu by tho
hluwsr III the evening.
ADJUSTMENTS,
80SCEnr At huuTH PARE.
Tie first upeu-Ar curcert at the South Park