, 1876-03-05

| cars, and received fatal injuries. He was take
| to his residence, No. IS Front street, when
! physician wss called to attend TO him He is
| German by birth, 10 years Of age, and has
| wife and fvo children.
Mr.. Tasney, member Of the engine compan
located on Michigan street, wants no honor suc
MS was conferred upon him in yesterdays pape
| wherein it was stated that he struck thieyis
negro, named Robert Bruce, over tue head Wit
q 1iic. The injury must. consequently, hav
been caused by q bullet fred by the officer
pursuit.
An architect writes to inquire why the cra1
are not furnished copies Of the Building Law
when they apply for the same At the office Of tn
Superintendent Of Buildings The reason is tna
the edition has been exhausted. Another will b
Issued in short time, it is supposed, whel
architects will have no trouble in obtaining th
desired COPIES
Tie Citizens Club OF the Seventh Ward-o
Sixth, under tho proposed rcdistrictmeut-wlf
hereafter meet at Aman's Hall. on Wood street
near old Blue Island avenue Tuesday evenings
at 7:3O p. N. All citizens OF the ward desirou'
OF securing good city government are request
ed to attend ard become mem beta. Capt Mat
Leonard is President, and Michael Costello Sec
rotary.
The Board of Directors OF the Lumbermen's
Exchange have prepared a circular to tho meH1'
bers> stating the benefits that have accrued to
coats v ~ s1octs Of inmber in citv Yards on tho
G,at ~ oae,, mnntI, and othor exhanstire statis~
tics y rha F1chanre Eas on its list four-ffths OF
those engaged IL the lumber trade IN the city.
Tho annual meeting occurs Tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
Otto Tunkie, boy aged 3years while hanging
on to q car OF the Rock Island road that was be-
ing drawn into the city, attempted to alight at
tho Tweuty-ninth street crossing, but was drawn
under the car aud had his right leg broken, uo
WIS conveyed to the residence OF his parents at
No. 1902 Wentworth avenue where 3 physician
amputsted the limb aud pronounced him danger
ouslv injured.
rto 80, .,..4. ...,.., .x> ty,,u;a,, ,,.oot =.
fer to reIiuouish ali claims to property on tho
west side Of the river sought to 10 condemned,
in order that the bridge may be finished. Thoy
will also give sufficient land for street approaches,
if the city will par them $55,oO0. Tue Board OF
Public Works thinks the matter can be settled if
the owners will accept settlement in full from
tho city for $4,000. A meeting Of properly
owners vill be held to discuss tho subject.
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tno ~ G, :en 1uG 20 ~ t.e ~
LILY " - aeAu .h tnee1iuh soeNE.uas E.
in, 3 ~ 'ne fea oMoe ~ .11;ste .ue Mes'e ~, .as
So' ,al M auu r. ~ 81 ~. ~ 'oe
elected the following named officers President,
Jonathan reriam, Jefferson :; vice-president, A.
B. Austin, Downer's Grove; Secretary and Treas
urer, j. C. Vaughan, Chicago; Executive Com
mittee i. S. Peterson, S. 4. Dunning, aud the
President 4 constitution and bylaws vero
adopted, after which the meeting adiourned
Aoout haf-pAst O'CLOCK yesterday altespoon
q party OF boys named Harry bsisoan. FREDERICK
Aue&mapn, Christian sylvester, aud James
hutchinson, were p!aylnS on me 1rack o. tne
MlcAlgan central Aoad at the I"ensF-tou1th
tached to freIght-tran, came IN sight. They
delayed escape until too late, ana Hutchinson
was run down aud cut to pieces, death ensuing
ct once lie Was about II years OF age, resid-
lDG WITH his parents At NO 1uo South ParK ave.
uuc. whittier his body was taken and the Cofo-
ner notified.
T.ast Sunday nicht an anioyah1e sornr;sa-nart.
res rven n Tr Fri,z pfret7schnnr narrnar ii
l1r' Admin Schoenlncer hv his friends of tia
Eosiite ciuh iiteraTv societT a, tha Nnrtt, s;Ia
ID his resistance. No. 2i5 Chicspo ayenne. AMONG
thosa nraaent ware NJ onJ Ma Vc1rhn NJ r
Schmidt Weasrs~ q. II and Frant nm ~ <
Woeclal Mr ard WTa Ehrsam and tianchtar
sf;aa r r. Nawna,car W;as T';armsn, AZ
1nnr,d 7Ir and sJfs f;enrsc W;ss / Eoesc1,
s{;aa EaltenecceT. M;ss Rarhora Newharror
s1;ss r Eor ,l;sa SR na,tter n = H
sc,,w.n M william schnhar.h II ..,1,,at
2ed];cb
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meeting OF the officers OF the First Kegi-
nent was held ut the ATnory on Lake street
ast evening for the purpose Of organizing the |
chairman OF the meeting. Tho report OF the |
committee appointed to revise the charter and
1taft the by-fawa Tor the Board was read and
adopted. Lieut.. Hen!T Bowler, OF Company B. |
"as chosen Secretary u the Board, the election
i Treasurer gong over till the next meeting.
l ne 1ollo"lns comnlttees we're theh appointed, |
'fter which tho meeting adjourned: Committee
1t tue analss OF the EeSlment-Lae4t Col Hub
oard. Capt. Maxwell. capt: Martin, Llet- Dlehl; |
husac commlftee-tapt- Goldsmith, Capt Lack |
". lIE1E, JOHNSON ATuOfV COHmltkHG, Cant !
jeWlst, Capt. Lange, Lieut.. Gillespie.
PRESERVE YOUR PAPEn-
1nele IL nothlne more annoying 10 man tnan
Q nave his morning paper stolen from his steps
i missed bE careless carrier The whole WORK
= me DAY goes a"Iy- breakfast Is ruined. the
lde down Town Is cneetiess' ana tue cold COM
OF OF being accosted during the whole day
nth suggestions OF the news he has paid Tor but
ot rece1Ved, makcs the eTening come down like
cloud Inc matter OF thae7lng, especially OF