, 1875-01-31
An Attractive Programme Of Society
Events, Past and Future.
Miscellaneous Notes from Our Immediate
! Suburban Communities.


struggle when be has felt imperatirely calle
upon BY bleeding county to dry their tea,
and stanch their wounds with the mss
uetie powo IA butbling inside his mighty brea.
and curling about in his seethipg brain. BIZ
the ioexnEahla pencil Of tho managing ed1to
znd tho 2uful fato ,ot the mlnion editori,
xntar. not TO mention the fact that a Madiso
correspondent also needs safety-valva and ha
hstter right to it. have had their effect. You
correspondent has had funny things, srna1
iaingA knowing things, biting things, pleasau
things sarcastic things, to say about this Sen
Ator1A businesa: and Le is only deterred f1or
: saying theta in this letter by the absolute uu
certainty he GuflerS as to whether somebody ma
not have been elected Senator before the lette
is printed. and his little gas-bag p1ioked.
An IroRTkSr PROGRAMME FOE kEJT SEASON.
The city departments are busy plsnning N,
estimating the cost Of sewers and street improve
ncnts to be executed during the coming year
On the South SIDE. the great Mineral stree
sewer x3n be extended fulther west and south
eapping aud draining the low ground In tha
vac@pjt5. a2d reociElng the water from tha creek
mad water courses northeast of the Forest HON
Cemctcry:-vhich now flows across property tha
Is desirable for immodiato improvement upd set
1emept. Other sections OF tho Eighth ami
Eleventh Wards will bo provided with sewers
mostly of minor capacity.
On tho West Sewerage District, large outle
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teallh street, from the Meno.ninee River through
the heart Of the Fourth and Second Wards
This is designed to receive the drainage Of /.
large tract lying between Twelfth and Twenty
fourth streets = far north as Walnut street
1t will rap the old water-course4 which formerly
.sn through the Camp Scott property, and j:
now partly visible eouth Of 6p-1ng street MANY
Ct our old citizens remember when this revine
was the bed Of = formidable brook and was
crossed by bridge on Spring street, The en-
mi r$ aa{
to tie city limits, will be severed Cedar aud
6tate street sewers will also lie extended few
blocks. In the Sixth and Thirteenth Wards
large Severn will be provided on Second street
constructed up Tenth and other streets into the
centre Of the Tenth Ward.
On the East Side tho construction Of eeuers
will be mostly confined to the First Ward, the
Seventh and Third lac!iins only mile or two Of
minor sewers to complete their system to the
limit of present usefulness- L brick sewer of
The largest capacity will be bIilt through the
rayino in the ''Polish quarter" and its connec-
toes will serve to drain Prospect, Farwell, and
other stTeets,-a section BooD TO be covered With
dne residences The whole expenditure for
sewers in 1875 is estimated at 5000 900, Of which
abnnt 41l0 900 Nill be taxed 10 the general levy,
being shout SIS, 600 less than the general sewer
ago fund Of last year. The length to be con-
etructsd will embrace about Is p2ilcs>
CAT THURSDAY
Ii there il ona day that is gay moro than any
other day in the week during the slcighine sea-
son it is Thursday. Last Thursday Was no ex-
ception. The Sun Was bright, the air WAS crisp,
the road Was hard. the snow Was good, tue
women were out, Gala Thursday WIS another
Joyous vision that passed away only to become
glorious recollection. Last week TEE TRIBUNE
correspondent gare . list OF some OF
<he 1no8t prominent slcighers and their cattle.
to be seen On fine afternoon speeding along
Spring street. Thursday they we're al out for
Al aluIE once more, and the picture, il possible,
wna brighter and more charming than ever. In
addition TO those already mentioned, the corre-
1pondent ncticed the following: Mrs, and Misses
Whltoomh, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Spencer, Mr. J.
Olisef, Mr- aud Mrs. J. II. Whaling, Nr. and
Miss Alien, Mr. E. b. Rood, Hi. ]. G. Flint and
family, Mr. David Ferguson and family. Mr..
Ha8ley Cole and lady, Mrs. and Miss Judd, Mrs.
and nias Pisnkinton, Mrs. Ed 6anderson aud
party. Mr. D. ". Eaton, ETC., etc
BucGekln and Mary Barden have been sold by |
George B. CIasin. Tho former proved unman- |
nsoahle one day this week with q new driver.
'' Printing Press" is frequently driven by |
HAIley Cole, in the absence Of Aiken.
Iiiinger's roan mare shows speed over SHOW.
Joe Eewbouer has found q wonder in the shape !
of flyer over the snow since ~ Charlie N" took !
sick.
Ben o'Neil sits behind lively mare that raises
4 cloud for followers to enjoy
Ben MAcka mare has settled down to 2:41
gait.
Dave Post docs not let out all his fast naep.
He has handled the ribbons behind several OF |
bis own tennis the past few afternoons.
Antisdel's and KiTbys thorougbbreds that ran
awsy u;th their precious freight the other day
viii live to kill somebody ye1-the brutes-
We haVo got things down to 80 fine point
that Hn are bound to ''go it" now or adorn
fune1zl. Every fellow knows the va'ue Of every
,rher fellows nag aud turnout, and is bound 70
,cst him if ho can before the snow ne1ts.
INSIDE soc1Err'a GATES.
DT. and Mrs. Z. Chase gave reception, in
,oaor Of visit from their daughter and son-iu-
AN. Mrs and Mr. Sam Bur1elI. Of St. Louis
II. and Mrs. Merrill ir: and his. B. God
NTH, Dr.. and Mrs. Enos Dr.. and afra. Rohin-
on. 3Ir. and Mrs. William Seaman. Mr.. and Hrs
:. q. Roddia, M. and Mrs. e. Townsend, III.
I'd Mrs. Il .: Seaman, it, Mr. and Mrs.
seorge Chase, Mr. and Mrs. u. Boardnan. Mrs-
! o. Seaman, hrs. Z. r. Roddis, Miss Ida
'o.rsend, Miss Ellen G. Crugona, Hiss Croey
'ess, Miss Julia Chase, Miss Belle Strickland,
Il. Henry Seaman, Mr. Lutte Seaman, Ar. AXE
Dancing and music mas engaged for
hose "ho liked it, and tables Here provided in |
ozy rooms. The supper was OF o very elegant
aaracte1. Conroy supplied the delicacies-
Miss Kittie Barry he's gone East, and will !
bend the coming season with friends in Balti
Mrz. Rav, No. x72 Marshall street, gave sn
Tcuing party Monday evening. Seventy-ive
1esrs or thereabouts eat down to snpper-sup-
led BY ConnoY. :
Mrs- J. X. Oliver, No. 2Sl Prospect street. | t
ire charming mixed party to young and old,
Itl dapcing, music, elegant supper, and all the
ct Of 1t, Wednesday evening. =
Hrs. James n. Twecdy, 584 Marshall street. | !
number OF friends at lunch |
lra. George Dyer. 523 caae street, gave an | T
ening party to young folks and adults !
ednesdsy evening. About eighty enviei NOR t
q entered the happv portals. Il
b1iss Ludingtpn, daughter OF the Mayor, enter =
ned some less than d hundred young people !,
IN evening party Wednesday evening. :
Hrs. E. P. 1l1is gaTe al elegant tea-party to
~ or Fifty guests Wednesday. Everything Il
8 yozT elegant. y
Ire. j. L, butcher, 4C0 Marshall street, gave a.
te fai1y-iite entertainment to the Ittle folk Il
dnesday evening, in honor Of tho ninth birth c
Of little Annio.
In. g. +. nlsy: 572 Marshall stzest chill /.
MS party last night b.
LIS. :. T. G Cottriu, $50 Marshall street, gave -
elegant party, chiefly to Young ladies' and Il
tleu1en, ID honor Of her niece, Hiss Julia L
tnn, last evening. .,f
rs. George II. Benedict gave large and ~
mt evening party Thursday, at the family .:
deucc, 629 Van Buren street. h1
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