, 1874-03-25


rcapcctH, thoao dinners l.avo bcon grand sue
ceHH, aud tito ladtou by whom tlley lihvo boon
given deserve tho hghest conmenda1ion. II
has been roal pleasure for all to take dinner as
have shown Huch 1ne abilities III administering
10 Tho wanta OF men. To-day is tho liant oppor-
tunisy to aia in dotormnng who is tho most
popular minister In Oli!cago mud who shall ob-
each, mud Prof. Swing. 9. D. Helmor. Dr.: Good
wtn, a. E. Mttrclso, Nobcrt Collyor, Dr. THOMAS,
and otlors, aro among tho popular candidates.
The polls close today at 2:30 =. m.
SUBURBAN NEWS.
LAEE.
Th Trustoon mot ut tho Town Hull, Monday.
a]1 tho mombers Of tho Board being present.
,, Tho following bills were allowed: T. Kolly d
Co., for outdoor relief, $40; Ciarls, nafron Il
Co., repairing Town Ha1, 500; Giratd Insurance
Company, for insurance, S75; Culver, rage,
Hoync Il Co., btationory, s19; mud Wheeler,
Chapman 4 Co., burners tn Town Hall, G>5.75,-
making a total OF Gl52.7j.
Tho following was offered by Mr.. Colman, and
| adopted:
Eeaoirtd Tint Tho Asstesor and Collector be. md
son tar ccnsnionora n certteate t eerssaod to by
tho Town Clcrk and attestch y tho town acal stattng
m e n nner
| Luke.
The communication from j. r. Tostcr stating
that le Ind preserved Ills flold-notcs while In
| tho employ Of tho town, and was willing to put
| the unfinished plats to tho date Of the fire on
tho town atIas for nothing, aud all siuco that
timo to tho present date for ~ cents por lot
4 petition from ]. s. Young and others re-
| quesling tho Board to open fiftS-sixth street.
from Wentworth areuuo to Stewart, to tho width
of 80 foot, was referred.
Mr.. Plnnt being proncnt, wna allowed to mako
n statement IN relation to Layton street. 1t
appears tiat 90 fcet Of tho atreot has been
dedicated for about two blocks, and tho
is it likely, and ho now wantod the Board to
grade TINT portion which is dedicated, 30 ae to
make tho road Useful. Tho road was ordered to
DO graded updor tue direction Of the Committee
| An ordinance was ordered to be drnftcd prov1d-
ing for sidewalk on both sides Of Buttol field
| and Burnside streots, from Forty-tlrst to tho
I dunlmy-track, aud on tho north side Of tho
dummy track from Clark to State street.
i petition WAS received from II. 4. Judd and
several others for a sidewalk on Sixty-f1at stroot
from laEBted to Ashland avenne, and referred
bac1z for moro aignors on tho proposed lins Of
| said sidewalk.
Tho following WIS adopted:
WHEREAS, The County Commissioners have III ac-
corlancc with Law rsceny pasacd 1S the Legislature,
named and designated t%o additional polling places In
WHEREAS, Said Inv provides for tho holding Of Town
Apri atcad of o socond,as provided in tue clartor
Of this Town Of Lake, therefore,
Z rda or e. a s Mat tho m
held on the frat TueHay Of April next and TINT tha
polltngpaces fixed by the couaty Board be and are
Of tits town whcro the polls will bo opened for tho
eommolation Of the voters III said precinct:
nre hereby, instructed to pzop4e cozes register
Of tho voters in tho Ftrat aud Third Precincts "a
soF use en s s Ct h
and S. Dsake be, and Icrcby instructed to do the
samo for the sesoI1 md Fourth Precincts.
BEo. J. That the Town Clerk lie, ard iB hereby, In
aructod to post nocca In tle town ctang tue Dig OF
election thS places whers ho| ard tao officers for
which votes Will he chst and plainly Stating the bound
arlea Of tue sovoral precincts.
Tue following was submitted and adopted:
WHEREAS, It IS Of great Importance that, in tug
management Of tho 1oiut waer-works, competent asl
faithful Hhoud DO secured Superintendent, En-
WnEnnAs, Just and liberal compensation will be
necessary to secure auch mon, therefore,
Iesoucd, Tint The Supervisor be, aud IN hereby ir-
structcd to correspond with tic water departments ol
pspoft he bord "a o o o. Of
nnd cities for Superintendent, Engineer etc in order
hst wa may hayo nl the Light rosaiba when sso con't
to mako permanent arrangements for operating tt
works.
Mr. Colman nude statement 10 relation te
the poor Of tse town, mud recommended TINT az
many az possible be employed all over tlls towr
/
Of giving them relief. On motion, it was 30 or
The Board tben adjourned.
LAKE VIEW.
| Tho adjourned mCGtiuE OF tha Town Board
| for the consideration Of tho Lincoln Park asaess
ment business, was not held Monday evening,
owing to the absence Of the Supervisor, Mr..
Chase. who had been suddenly calIod East by
now indefinite. as it depends upon AIr. Ciage'a
return, tho Board boing unable to transact any
, business, or oyon hold meeting, without thf
,, attendance OF the Supervisor.
This town will this year have tLreo voting
p1acea, that hosug tho number allotted by the
County Oonmigsonern. The placeB designatet
arc the Town Hail. the Audersonvlo School.
House, a1,d tho scllool-house on Diyorsey, nea
ore not vol represented At the polls a. weot
from next Tuesday, it will not be duo to thu In
accessibility Of tho voting placcs, which are nov
; brought within tho reach Of every one. The
regards tho peoples choice for Supervisor ant
Assessor, for the Park assessment will bo madt
by these two ot1icials md much depends upon
. tile selection Of competent mon. Whoever art
. cleotsd will have their hands full Of work TO-
| so;eral months to como,
, The Toy. ". F. johnson, who for some twclvt
years has boon lahorins as q missionary III India
undor the auspices Of the Presbyterian Church
delivered un Interesting lecture Monday evanine
at the Theological Seminary. His topic was th
social life Of the Hindoos, whirh lie cons1aerot
to 10 undergoing Important changes due to
great extent to the presence Of the Chrlslia.
religion in thor mllst. He thought tue trans
formations tat had thoro talion place in sooiot
and religion during tho past ton years was q
great as those occurring III our OWN land during
Tho an,no period. The lecturer was listened tt
with great interest," and presented mucl1-leo
tured-on subject III au attractive form.
ESGLEWOOD.
4 lecture will bo given by S. N. Barker In th
Englewood Presbyterian Church Thursday even
ng. Ile object Of the lecture ia for tho bonofi
0 OF the Ladies' Society ind Sabbath School Ii
brary. rho experience OF b1r. Barker in tl
: .tVo,age OH Board 4 Whaler" will mako YER,
amlHlng and interesting one.
Q Tie quarterly public examinations for th
. schools ii. District No. take place Thursday nh
a FRIDAY, Marc!. 20 and 81. The programme In H
. = follows High School, examinations Friday
Chr Shops, exumlnations Friday morl!ing, viii
literary exercises In the afternoon; Stack Yards
4 exhibition Friaay ayoning. The whole will b
uuler tito management Of ". ". Cattor, e. G
Dodge, and 9. 4. Webb. nsaBted by the teaol>
IL. tk.,5I t.