, 1879-07-16

cd fn person and by proxy out Of tho u, oooo
OF the capital outstanding. /
1l'n Presidents report of Tho business Of tho
,o Sear showed tho gross earnings 10 oc sasso'-
A ssmi-annual dividend was declared payable
scpt next out OF tn earnh,ts Of thc past
sl1 months. After, the paylttG OF the dividend
ths co,npany VII hare sarplss ol slo ooo,
tcnt!vc works Of the Company In Chicago md
Milwaukee. The produce for Tho ycas was a25,-
oo7 eros. tons of iron md steel, n H. produc-
pioyed, aud sl3o0 600 paid ior ,leir labor dur.
ing The rear cnticd duly /, 1915. Tho following
officers we're elected for Tho ensuing year: q.
". roster, preslent: 8. T. Burt, Vicc-presI-
dent; s. Clcsnent, Treasurer, r. c. 1iannab,
socfcsasy.
Alfred 1tnEle, IA years OF age, Hiring at No.
1o fillmore ttFces, while casclcHaty handling hia
revolser at picnic yesterday, accidentally shot
himself Ia tho wrist. :.
Joseph Miller, 10 years Of ngc. living NTH hls
a. as IL Il
the foot Of Rces street nj neon ind Tns drown
cd. The body was recovered and taken homo'
George Steinhaus, 4S years Of aRc living at
the corner of 1Vilmot and lioyno ayentle', lad
hts loft thigh broken at 5:N yesterday alter
noon bJ falling from his wagon while tis nosee
wns running nwas. Three doctors who sstend-
cd him considered his injury qutta serious.
James Mclaughlin went out Mpon thc roof Of
a three -stnrs building Mt No. 1b5 North Jla!stcd
street to sleep, and ut o:4o yesterday he rolled
ne eaas Of ee % aSst 5So xiii n te T. rss sss
80 severely Injured that tho phySieian Who was
rallied IN to attend him has no hopcs for hts re-
co7er5.
John Conrad, + years Of ago, while PLAYING IN
the street IN front Of |lfs home. No.. @lv Eilton
street, at 80 lust evening" was accidentally run
Il k,v tCreo nr1t oMntA and Hr1VHn
bv Irnno Coll, = dFu9gfst ae tho corner OF
Twelfth anl Caual strects The little fellow
fortunately escaped with ,feu bruises about
the right ankle.
team Of horses attached to hackneI-coach
No. 1lB, owned by 1,onts Grit, becoming fright
from the Clark street front Of the new Court
House and cnll!dcd with team and truck
wagon owned br Charles isnc, which was sliR't-
/ " damaged. The driver wns thrown to the:
pnvetncht and s1lghtlT injured about the hcad.
In tho courac Of time railroad companies. na
we'll as the municipal authorities, will find It
cheaper to p,aca safctY-eatcs At all the CROSSINGS
after tho tnnnner Of those at the Intersections
Of Michigan avennc and Sixteenth streets and
| tte Harrison street crossing Of tho Rock lstand
and Michigan Southern ftoads. At 30 yes
tcrdaJ afternoon team aud wagon was run
| down At the Twcnty.sixth street crossing by
an incoming dummy on the Michigan Southern
Ruad. The wnGon wos broken to pieces, and
|
| escapes.
James Wilson. ~h;la Attempting TO board an
outgoing passeugcr-traEn on tho Alton Il st.
Louis Road between Harrison and Van Ruren
strccsa at 1885 yesterday Afternoon, slipped
anil falling bcncnth The wheels had his loft foot
badly crushed, and bis neck badly 1aceratea by
1 coming into contact with the edge of rpilFoad-
| tic Drs. Price aud Lackcy state that even
though he RECEIVERS ho will be crippled fos lifo
by t'la loss OF hts foot. Wilson rcsiles With l!a
family In poor circumstances. at the corner ol
Lake md Wnter streets, md was sent to the
County Hospital fortFsatsncnt.
At 8:10 yesterday morning, John N1anton q
brakeman on the Chicago 4 Great Eastern Rail.
roal, ,was run over and instantly klllcd BY engine
No. 100 Oh the Milwaukee, & St. Paul Road, & G
MtCallllm, engineer. Anthony Carson, Of No
| 1liH West Madison street, and Lizzie Brown, ol
No. 750 Hubbard Street, who witnessed tie nc
cid cnt, relate story substantially ns follows
Manion, wishing to 70 to his train farther ut
tie track, jumped upon tho tender Of the engine
which killed hiu. and which was at the time
backing dorm on the track. Ills hat was blosr
of. and, In grabbing at It US It fell, ho lost HI:
balance, and fell under the wheels. tle was z
years Of are, nnd tiyad with his parents at bucl
Creek. Ind, uhcro bis remains VIII bo cent D,
tho Company.
naDRlnpoH club.
A meeting OF the First Red-Iubbon Club wa
held at their ball, 15o Twonty-second street, ms
evening. Despite the heat, there WIS quito
large number in attendance. Prayer WAS oitercs
hy MIRA, Paxton, Agont OF the Citizeus' League
! nfi several selections WcrG sing by the Gin
choir. Mr. 1'orter, President Of the Club, e1
planned the object OF the organization, atd state
the progress made BY then, during its e1ihtence
The CLUB hss some 200 honorary members ali
seventy acttve members, a1el any peTsou con he
come member bY the payment Of 81 yearly tc
ward the support OF tlio club. Miss Carri
Dodge favored the audience with a rectte
lton, and the little lady was hearth
appiaulet. hir. Porter then introduced Emcr
A. Htorrs, who snid that he had ne7e
hnd tue pleasure of addressing an audience
, | such delightful weather. lie bad promised u,
President to *peak until tbero wns change
. ! the weather. lie did not think That, ten gear
agu, under tho most favorable circumstances, a
audience OF ihc slze before him could be n
tractct1 In the csuse of temperance. Iie spo}'
: OF the good work TINT the Mayor had done
closftg ND some Of taIe hcll-holes tn the cit,
! IIe wondered what effect this temperance noy
! nlcnt would hav0 in pol!tics, and hoped ths
future public oilicars wott'sl realize TINT u
ihc minds OF tilc people. What Was lacking vi
! pccunlary aid, and he hoped TINT tho wealth
! mcu in tllr titr would contribute to tho goo
work, and In conclusion Invoked tho blessing I
: God on the Club at,d lse workers.
Tht Rev. ". F. Crafts made q few remark
md sad he did not wtBll those prcscnt 10 i
: pcnd eultrc1y upon ulo Mayor for The advanc
D Mcut OF temperance, bnt called upon them
t work themselves. by casy Stages he rcncllt
a the porlicts OF thoae present With consltlerab
: succcss. After recitation by ptof. ". G. l.
+ man and Mrs. Thorn, Md singing, the Rudicn
e dispersed.
i. THE C1TY-HALI.