, 1875-09-19
SUBURBAN..

There was not full board present at the
Trustees meeting yesterday afternoon, but
rather just enough to make quoruuf, and &C.
cordngly very little business outside OF the reg
ular routine Was transacted,
Tho Wentworth avenue right-of-way Still
hangs fire, owing to little trouble the Trustees
have found ip deciding which company Was ask-
ing for the right Both present petitions, word
ed alike, and asking for the right under the
same conditions and for the same route, and the
consequence iB that the Trusteo8 can only Keep
track OF them BIZ noting the names signed to
each. Till more definite explanation is forth
coming the whole matter will remain, Rs Tar as
the Board are actually concerned, in statu quo
The lawn party given Tuesday evening on the
grounda or Mr. b. c. Psentiss, near the corner
Of Wabash avenue and Sixty third street. Was {
financial success for the Englewood Epiecopal
Church, and the means Of passing pleasant
evening for those Who were present. The music
was by tho Great Western Light Guard Baua
and was Of the best. feature Of the even.
iug'a entertainment was come fine Instrumental
music by air. ". N. Smith, and singing bY Miss
Nollio Smith and Miss 6myth, Of Vassar College.
Among the many present we're Mr.. and Mrs. l..
v. Deck. hr. and Mn, E: B. Lewis
I. Drake Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Hanlo1d,
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Hubbard, DR.. and Mrs. Dale,
DR.. and Mrs. Fairbanks, Mr. and Mrs. w. N.
Smith, Mr. aud Mrs. c. s. Redfeld. hr. and
Mrs. 4. Il. Hulburd, DR.. and HRS. champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. 8. Rent, MISS Hanford. Miss
Lewis, the Misses Kent, Miss smyth Of Vassar
College, tho Misses Mack. and Measrs. J. A.
Blaine q. r. Manning, B. T.. Russell. J. Bar
neg, E. Plerpoint, and many otherA
The Englewood Terpschorean Club hare de-
telInined to reorganize for the coming season,
aud, in response to the call OF their President,
Mr. Il. B. Lewis, will meet at the hose compan5e
house Saturday evening.
The Stock Yards yesterday morning about 2
o'clock were visited by fire. and for tima. aid
ed by the Hollv Wa1er-Torks, had hard tight
tbs building on Forty-third street, near Wallace,
occupied rs saloon by 3Ir. kolpainter. and be-
fore asslatanca could arrive the entire structure
MAS ablaze. The hard work OF the citizens, how
ever, saved the building from total destruction
and neighborins houses from damage: The loss
will probably amount to $4,000, partly covered
BY insurance.
THO attendant physicians Of cx-superviror
Colmau report his condition "a very preca1ious
and entertain yer, little hope OF his recovery.
Congestion of the brain. which it is feared will
set III, is expected and in case it does, his death
may be hourly anticipated.
The members OF tie Eng1ewood Presbyterian
Church have youotarily eubscrined 81, 500 to
pev OF floating indebtedness, and the church
ls now IN fair way towards prosperity.
IRVING PARE.
The ladies Of Irving Park gave concert FRI
day evening for the benefit Of the church
Home talent was called into requi*ition. aud
much PRAISE is due those taking part for the hna
programme presented, aud the very creditable
manner in which it was gone through With.
The many friends of Judge S. Ii. Davis will
be panied to learn that he 1s lying dangerously
i'll at his residence here. Mrs Davis is, unfor- |
tuustely. absent visiting friends 1T the East but
ia expected soon to return.
DR.. j. II. kace and wife, Of Brooklyn, n. T., !
who have been visiting his father here, returned
home last week. The Doctor and his wife are !
both fine musicians and their presence has add |
ed much to the attractions Of society during |
their brief stay. Their departure Is universally |
Several new buildings are in process of erec-
tion, including the new public school house. Mr.
Deitz la putting up fine brick residence on st.
Charles avenue.
4 literary society is in contemplation. There :,
is suficieht talent in this suburb to fully Wat
rant the success Of tha enterprise. Mc. G. q. |
Raca has returned from his Eastern tour-but
alone-much to the disappointment and chagriu
Of the gossips, who have pets.stently foretold
that his absencs meant bridal wfeaths. orange
blossoms, and tho usual paraphernalia of a we'd
iiun.