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vacation this week by ! run M to oconoro,-.1
u comoany wi:b Dr.. Worrall, Tor tax o.T. es
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TAE WATKE-WaRS4


When the Board appointed tia A.s;.t,n+ ~
e'neer II the "asst-Wofks, they urposet th.,
ware through with that part OF their abor. -. 49,.
'a"e a. 4east, but they were mistaken. su,a,.
,ntendent Pardy desired to call ther attentioo :.
tho fact that he was still the sbosa" Of Ii.
Wate1-Works, and sent them coumnn;cst,a ~"
stating that he had discharged taeir D,adt.v ~.
lncompetency and insubord,nation, AI,bo,.1
tbs Board approved the action thers VA. ~
member who objected to appointing. and th.onas
having ANYTHING to say about discha,einv ,ns
wanted the ne1t appointment to ~ a1r15r the
pleasure OF the Board. ~e
The other mem5era hoEeyer. oh;ao4..
Instead proceeded TO mHka their nomin,.:a@a ~
Each had friend for the position, IL the to,1".a
ing nominations showed. Muirhsad nror"ss
John blekalew Coudlt wanted to Dat jot,,
jenkins thele; Caldwell modestlv noonin,,ad ad
re- fese1 MqIlIns Cory spoke for Eric JohnsSn.
ana bs1nkman's friend turned out to bo Rieh.sj
Parker. Four ballots we're found nssssaa.H .ae
tha h1st resulting in one vo:e Tor en,h ~
next dropped Barker aud gave two to Jnhnsoa
tho ne1t showed two votes were coun,ed -
MnlEns> With Buckaie~, Jenk:ns, and Iah,. ~
ooe each the fourth showed Cond,t aud Nniz.
head changed into Jenkins men, and tha ~
manning Trustees ~ voters for Mullins. Nn},;n.
having the majority, was accordingly 4ppuntj
unanimously eesk
~ According to the Supervisors zeport IL.
Gonnsy Board viii only allow IL
io"n OF Lake s24A3.63 tor their outdnn
relief. This being about stI they over exnsr. -
get, the Board instructed Mr. Cslavell % ast+sS
On that basia. '~S
Cond.t saya the town was onfy entitled In A..
gas lamps, and that they will do as much enci
ia trout OF the Trustees residences - aayvhsrs
e!se- Tha people think II they Will throa l.rht
on some Of the Boards dolpgs in tie ras hr.;s
laH4. t1AF MIL 3n0hAH ha a 1anaNt
, 1875-08-08


/ THE MILITARY FEVER SPREADING.
| Evanston being the home Of tho Brgadier.
| General OF the State militia, it would be emf
nently proper that the village should enlist sud
equip military company, composed of It's young
men, to act Is body-guard for the Brigadler-
| General. A movement looking towards the for
| nation OF company has just baen
originated, and the town ia being
canvassed, in quiet WY, to ascertain ii the
requisite number Of members can be secured.
II the young men resident IN Evanston will or
ganize such company. there ID no reason why
another ono, or even TWO more, could not, with
Of the University. In fact, it would be good
idea to organize all the students into
battalion, so that thoy could receive
the advantages OF tho military drill As
bis power to effect such = result, which would
be Of advantage 70 both the Univerity and its
students, THE TRIBUNE suggests that the Uni
varslty authorizes confer with Gen. Ducat On
the subject.
The Eclectic Cluo held regular meeting 1t
Mr. ueorge E. Pulington's Monday evening,
which Was well attended By the members and
invited guests. Mr, Jesse R. Lyons followed
the benz. Of bis natural disposition.
TS sqd m le1s deors. 1osd I td2 s.s
chose = humorous oue for the entertainment OF
his hearers. The Club meets Monday evening
1t the residence Of Mr. Sylvester 0oodeuow,
The members OF Ie Piaiser Croquet Club as-
sembled At the house OF Mr. T. L. Coegrove
Tuesday evening, and passed several hours IN
the pleasant manner which chasactefixaa thu
meetings Of the Cub. An election Of oficsrs
will be held this week, aud it il said that the
members ara actively engaged in vire-pullng in
consequence.
There was goodly attendance Of the fdenda
Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church u tie sociablo Riyen
BY that Society in Lyona' Hall Friday egan-
ing. and the result will be financially bot,edc;al
to the church treasury.
sociaole is announced to take place Al tina
First Methodist Church Thursdav EVENING
Fred sewall attained the ago Of 10 yesrs Fri
day, and his parents invited in fftv Of tho fash-
.onaols young gentlemen and ladies OF about
the event. Tho company va 4 happy ons and
the evening pleasant.
Ths !adles ha1ng chArBs o9 ths rocaahlsa II
, 1875-08-08
NORWOOD PARK.

,r;o.1 c,;.h - C,;...-o o p;.,.
ss -, ~. At,,4su' - ~ sa,o pl1'' tUso 10,
s 3. tne nap.'S. a caa1sn 1;a !as, eaooatn me
| pleasure By she large congregation present.
Tha parL hsa ,ean nnnar.l,v l,vatv 10 non
| ao,. -. -. :. ,,.... =. ~ ,- p~'
"a. .ooo ~ eo'eeea.ou-"o4on nass
/ given ne" life and vlgor to the young folk
| tanned her friends in a charming manner
sr.ox. ~ ,,.,n ,,zha. -,xes..,t ,..s. s.,.S.
As ' Aos4~oa
Ai1ss n'oasaa"' Alss H. walker, M1ss Lizzie
l>Gullbart, Jessie De Bernrd, Hiss hnite, Miss
Carrie Collins. Ida Aolbfooh. Minnie Lincoln,
- ae..aar: r.. pe,s,. sss ap' .,:s4 4.e' uA1
t.o Seymour, Hmn4 fo'"cA' al1sa hempsteo
(Ch1oaeo), n. a. "inchel- q. Silver, J. Win
ahip, L. Morgan. Newton Preston, J. Fargo, G.
Dunlap, Frank Mouahau, and Clement Dunlap.
Refreshmeuts were served at II o'clock con-
sisting of the delicacies Of the season.
1nvltatons for 3 party to be given by
Miss Nellie Wamsley were issued week
previous, aud Wednesday evening the 4th inst
Witnessed The assem bling Of . bort ct her ftieuds
fair, and Miss Kelhes cordial HOSPITALITY won
her numerous friends, aud toe usual steraotyped
form OF assuring the hostess Of peasaut aven-
lug spent was not in this instance '.uut o."
but heart felt. In the COMPANY were Mas /.
Shields. Cauee]d: ". Burns. Chicago. Miss Al
ira Lane. the Mssea Rack ,iisa f,ncoIn ,,'' ths
Misses Dunlap, Miss seymour. Miss Fargo. Miss
Hampsted. Chicaqo: Miss j. HolhrooE- Mss
Coll,na N. Prestou. Miss Camack. A. Mor9an
Hiss Smith, Miss Knight c. Silver, Ii. A.
Wiucheil, F. Monahan, and many Others
M1gs Aun WiucheIl has bean elected Head-As-
sjstaut Of the Dofe 8cbooL Chlcapo-e position
she will bo sure to fill more tdan cFedtablv.
M,ss Hattie Winchell has returned from her
trip, aud will resume her former position in the
Elizabeth Street School. Miss Du -Four will
, 1875-08-08
Du PAGE COUNTY lTEHa.


Speetaf CoTreapondencs cf Tas Ch,eaqo TRIBUNE
WHEATON. Aug. THE Philonathian md
Euphronan Societies. conoosad OF young
mls.es and mas.e1a gave lawn party in Col a.
F, Vailette's park. Wednesday evening. ThA
park was beautifully illuminated With Chncs&
lanterns' aad the aTenius waa ona Of joyful u.
terest.
a most interesting kettls-drum WAS given n
the residence OF Mrs. 0. W Jones last week.
Tie Oldest OF the participants in the pleasures
OF the afternoon Was 81, and tho youngest %
years old. Ths company Numbered ninA, sna
their uuited ages wera Csc ve21a- (
Mr. E. Dailev will occupy the position in tho
College, OF Principal OF the Preparatory Depart
meat.
Mr. e. A. O'Brian, OF Milwaukee, Wia, wss IN
town for q day or two.
Mlss Carrie A. Bronson, OF Big Rapids. Nioh-
is the guest Of MISS Media Bronson.
, 1875-08-08
WISCONSIN SUMMER-RESORTs.

&C oNoMowoc.
OcoNoMowoo, Wis, Aug. 7.-Waukeeha has
for years past enyied us the beautiful lakes
which afford pleasure-aeekers hare 30 much en-
joyment, and We. too, have had cause to be +,
little Jealous Of the Spring City. Not thst va
begrudge them their mineral springs; the fac.
that they should have
TIE SUNDAY PApEns
and We not was the Cause Of our discontent.
But now this is thing Of the past. Last Sun
dav the guests and residents of Oconomowoc
for the first time, had their papers delivered at
their door before the bepediction had bean nro-
nounced In the churches. Whls the guests
sought the shady piazzas Of the hotsls, and she
residents In their own quarters euioyed their
Sunday papers. ye TRIBUNE man strolied through
The principal streets. He thought that the peo
pie OF oconomowoc had never seemod 20 con.
seated and happy az At that moment, each
scanning bus paper to And the CORE spondence
from here But those that had the Times looked
ID Sa1n' and, as they glanced at their more
sensible ne1ghoofs' ~ho bad purchased TIE
TRIBUNE, they wished they bad patronized
paper that devoted some space to thclr bsauti-
fu city.
ARRIVALS At TIE TowSsEyD.
tatK with the hotel-keepe has Lad ma tn
believe that We are receiving our ehare ~ Las
u1e-seekeEs. The Townsenlis fairly patronisad
and has received kilograms reseryine 1oorns
tlom ~. Louie party, numbering dfty or n1ore.
saet WI oe here Saturday night The prominent
Arrivals for tbs past week are:
Mr- ani Mrs. $. D. Kimbark and daroh+ar ux, -
47.q'ng and family, Mrs. L. :. McCuru,trk iii.
s,1e g. - necmiek nr r B. arsgory, T. r Jenkins, s.
. nsss' u; neSan N family. Mrs. II. W. Eldr;dve
Fl aidss: III .ns MI: so%Saq.a ROOT
!: a,n2gis' 0gdsn' Cir Cincinnati; William Harper via md
Moe's Nc "'l5a y casas Roans md sq9. p e. Rossts
family, Ailxaukee; 6. Il. West B. HncSInsna HSIan I'D
tna tsns asogntar J. L Tux.te, 1u.ianapolis E :. ~
eaason Aonns u George Judd, wite, md dauahtar
S.a3: knz Il :id p; H.. nd NJ:
81 Louis Dr. Stone and Wis, New orIesn' Io'mes'
Elhs. and .tie, Memphis, Tam. NJ. Bust .nd
4lsa WOOD = n and Vie, Rnihasphi. Mn v. g. Il;
Y, Mis- J. E. Lansing, ArE. j. u. Lansing et ro:1..
Deuver, Col
DRAPER HALL
dtus.sd between I~l'eils aud Fowler Lakes, il
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take the precedence just now over n Other
outdoor amussments. The party Of tho SEASON,
so far, was at the croquet grounds Of the Misses
Robb, Monday afternoon The games we're
| played according to Hoyle, and utnpired BY a
professional. None but prodciants we're allowed
to play, aud consequently the games we're very
close snd exciting. To he champion in thin club
| is IN honor worth striving for. Refreshments
OF = = cooling nature" we're served at intervals
the tempe1s OF the contestants within reasonable
bounds. Tho club will play every pleasant
! afternoon.
The Congregational Society have perfected ar
raneements Tor finishing OF their church edi8ce.
a regular minister is to be amoloved, and the
Society hope 10 buiid up the'r church and make
it take leading rositoD in the place.
Mr. Fsrnbam. the present proprietor Of the
Park Ridge Hotel is about to:.settle elxevhere.
Several applicants have already, sent in
Who will ps the lucky man is not
vet known. Mr. Farnham has purchased ahouss
1t Desplai@es, 20 Tumor sara. If an experienced
man takes the house, there will be no lack Of
boardeFs.
Mr.. Carter, Of Chicago. is about to erect nns
house on DR.. Dodge's Subdivision.
Several new houses sre going up on Ira
Browns Subdivision. HIS property is dotted
over with comfortable homes, snd it il UNDER
stood that nearly all Of hs lots disposed OF or
posing OF his suburban property is wonderful.
Surveyor Wolcott arrived in town Monday
morning for the purpose OF replacing old land
marks on the Rand road, Park aveuue. and other
principal streets.
b1r. Smallback, q well-Anown German farmer,
and bignly y-respected by his neghbors and fel-
fow-cttizeus, died Sunday last after
q p1ot1acted and painful iloess His re-
maina were followed to their last resting
place By numerous concourse conveyed 10
nearly thirty carriages, mark Of respect which
showed tho high estimation in which he aas
held BY the whole community.
Mr. James Weeks youngest child died Mon-
day and was buried Wednesday 4t Roaehill.
This pleasant suburb sttracss numerous visi-
tors~ Among the arrivals the past week were
Mrs. Cook, wife OF the Hon. A. B. Cook, Of Chi
cago, aud Dr.. Foster, of Lynn. Mass., guests OF
Mrs. II. E. Clement Mr. and Mrs. Alfreds, OF
Connecticut II Mr. Shirwin's Mr. Wheeler and
daughter, Chicago Mrs Collins and Mrs. l.. O.
Collins, Norwood Park; Mr. l. Delemater and
wife. Chicago Miss Cloyes. of Chicago, at Mr.
Knowles. At Mr. Cravens', were Miss Molly
Oravens, Of Chicago; DR.. Stsuart, of Lexin ston,
r., with bis two interesting oaughtsrs Misses
Ada and Mamie
Mrs. Miner entertained Mr. and Mra. P. Y.
Drake, Of Minnesota
Hiss II. Tucker, Chicago, is whiting Mrs. Jos
James.
Friday morning. Mr. Tennant'e youngest son,
Johnny, fell and broke his arm just above hia
wrst-joint also seriously fracturiog the Joint,
Dr.. Hoffman, Of Niles. attended the patiaut.
, 1875-08-08

the South Evanston Methodist Church have OF
ganized society. and elected. Thursday after
noon, tue 5oiiow1ns officers for the ensuin;
{saf = fPfealdent r n Mrs. Cheney; Vice-President
| o11s. y. Al. Casa Treasurer. Mrs. c. E. Adams
secret olfs. u. r. Heed.
1he ch!el event Of tbs week in South Evans
Ton Ton vas , the opening entertainment o
Tue eoc'al and Literary Society. Mon,
oay evening, when the new quarters
OF fne s9clety were thrown open 10 the pubic
tof Tue nta1 t1nae. The prominent residenta oi
tins promising suburb, and q number Of invited
guests from Evanston. enjoyed the festivities
OF the hour. Mr. u. F. heeneY welcomed the
company IN feilcitous speech. Judge Adama
tlsed them oa1 With the reading Of very inter.
est,pg maganne-aFtlce forty-1Ve minutes long,
| and ex-senator Doolttle and Judge Randall,
formerly OF FLORIDA entertained the COM
p pauY with nnet ana graceful addresses.
freshments. the hall was cleared. and dancing
| hegan to the strains OF W. W. Pounds orches-
ira. this amusement being continued for several
| hours. Iha C1no can congratulate itself upon
having inaugurated It's existence very success
fully.
News has been received in Evanston Of the
death, Wednesday. Il bis hls homo in Abingdon
IL, OF Mr: Robert Humphrey. OF the
class Of ~ Northwestern Uniserslty, Of brain
fever. Mr. Humphrey was one Of the most able
and popular aEudeuts In the University. and MAS
Presldent OF his clasa- The Intelligence OF hla
death will be received With genuine sorrow BY
alt VINO knew him, and especially By his brethren
Of the Sigma Chi fraternity, OF which Society
Mr. Humphrey was au active and an honoEed
member.
MsCELLANEoCs MATTERS.
State Senator Steele. OF alattoop, was in
Eyanston Friday. the guest OF Ar. Hurd.
3ir. and airs. J. ". Richards, OF Chlcago were
in Evanston Tuesday.
Miss Susie aIacau1ev and Miss Walton, OF Naw
York City are the latest arrivals at Mra. Edgar
Richmond's.
Mr.. A. D. Early went to Milwaukee last even
ing On brief visit
Mr. Charles P. Wheeler ia expected home from
Misso1ri this week.
Miss Ai1co Gray Of Chicago In visiting 1fiss
, 1875-08-08

furnishes an abundant supply OF water. On
Thursday the Common Council visited the p1acs
in body to make necessary observations and
arrangements. While there they caused finch
pires to be coupled to tho height Of 81 feet
above the top OF the we'll, and tie force OF the
stream ,asad tho wa:er that distance, As it 10
perhaps the finest we'll IN the State. Waukegan
may we'll feel proud.
The hremen's picnic will probably occur on
Saturday next. The place for ho4dlug the same
is not yet decided upon.
, 1875-08-08

RAIN AND THE COMING HARVEST.
| Speciat Carresponatnce Qf Fhs chienoo Tribune.
KESosHA, Wis, Aug. THE clerk Of th
weather must have been in moist mood lately
Is be has saturated the earth With heavy show
era, thereby causing no inconsiderable damae
| 10 the crops. The farmers carry long fac
| he1eabouts aud talk obviously OF the coming har
| vest; some Of them splicing their lamentations
! With profanity-just to give them weight one
would suppose, or to carry conviction to tht
miuds Of their bearers that famine is imminent.
Wheat is somewhat injured, but will not rust il
cool weather prevails. Whole fields Of oats ars
down, datteued by the heavy fall Of rain. With nc
prospects Of filing. The hay crop promises !ai,
il there is a chance to cut and stack it, which
thus far, the wet weather has materially inter-
fered with. Corn. potatoes. and other ciops may
prove success in spite Of this peculiar season,
and then the farmer will not altogether lose his
faith in Mother Earth's power to reproduce.
LECTURES.
Our city has been enliyoned during the past
week BY series OF lectures given BY DR.. Cum
mings, smd lectures embracing variety OF cub
iects. viz: Phrenolosy, Physlosnomy, Psy-
chometry. Pathology. Success, Love, Courtshi p
and Marriage. I'll, lectures have been we'll
attended, aud have proved sourcs OF profit ~
wen as OF mncn amusement: several yoang
senslenen unues"en. soe orueal OF naVlne the!r
neaos examined ~ sne DOCTOR. one OF them
was not WhoAg sa,lshea WIN ms rssnit Of tue
examination, as Tue DOCTOR showed lin to be
possessed OF some traits OF chatacteI not exactly
to his liking. 0ne young lady, aot to ba behlnd
ner ofotnefs OF tue masculine PERSUASION IN
Polnt OF courage, aAo"ea Df. cummings 70 pro-
nounce On tue Pecuilarlelea OF her cranium
Among other things, he informed her she pos
sessed = poetic turn OF mlnd' which fact was
very pleasing to the young lady, and showed the
Doctor to os gen :lenan Of much discernment-
The lectures we're al good. the one on Success,
perhapa, beng somewhat superior to tue o.hcrs.
Another visit from Dr. Cummings would be
welcome to our cltlzens.
RACES
are advertised to tase place at the Driving Park
Sept aud =. aud purses amounting to $l.31o
ale offered by tue proprietor, Capt. 4. P. Read
"Wednesday, Sept. /, purae Of $500 viii be Offer
cd for horses with no record belo" 500 also. .
purse o. s4oo Tor horses with no record below
~ Thursday, the "a, for horses With no REQ
ord below 2:50, purse Of $500 will be offered
, 1875-08-08
0TH7R SUBURBS,

Messrs. Church johnson have sold ta4fr
gra1D-warehousa to Mr.. Willis, OF PAlatine. Ii
capacity ia 0.0)0 buahe]s.
Miss Emelina Cornell has inst completad tha
sale OF her stock Of millinery goods to Xisa
| Maggie Senno:t. OF Nauconda, aud will TAXA up
her residence in Topeka, the Capital Of Kausas.
| The Baptist Society are we'll plassad Nth their
| new pastor, Elder Rea. He bida fair To ACCOM-
/; plish sn excellent work in tho church.
The Rev. T. D. Hemen.ay, D. D., Professor
| Of Hebrew ana Biblical Literature IN the Gar
rett Biblical Institute. fectnred in the Methoulst
Episcopal Church last Wednesday evening;
| ea'ing, and listened to with absorbing a,san-
| tiou BY large aud discriminating audtanca,
| The value OF the milk sent to market from
this station Tor the year ending June 80 vas
$78, ,7O0.
Miss Stephens, sister to MrA Cyrua Kelloex.
aud late missionary to.1ndia, gave An addrexs
Tuesday evening to the Young people IN the II.
E. Church. She also sang and talked IN the Hin
dcstanea Language. Il was very interesting.
Mr. George Camln's machine-shop and planins.
mill began sunning Tuesday, having bean ly,ne
idle nearly year for repairs. 4 new boiler has
been put in and other extensive improvements
made.
Mr. Charles Hastings, son of Mr. @. T. H.s-
be was badly injured in the Northwestern car-
shops, ftaoturing the skull over ths right saz
He Is sloHly recovering
oAR PAR1.
number Of the young misses have organ
tied themselves into = mnaical society, taln4
tho suphonious name OF =. Prairie Bella" HhE
Mary Couwell is the instructor. ths class z.sat
ing at her residence On Tuesday ut o'oloek In
the morning.
Mrs. George F. Foster returned Saturday ftuus
the East, There she has baaa F!eaznfe-seekinf
h - ~ 3nFfh hR
, 1875-08-08
GlFFCRD'S,

EIF FCRV
Special Corresnondtace Of The Chicago Tribune.
GFFoRD's Wis. Aug. G.-Your correspondent
has at last arrived at Gilfords, and now l an
counting the days. trying to double the time
have 70 stay here. but it is po use. can't
mako them any more than they really are.
G1ford's is always full, and at the present
time the following guests make this placa their
home:
F. 8. Kirkwood Philip Wadsworth and wifa, Miss
H. sard, E. F. Getchel, Col. II. L. Pasco, I'd i. a.
Cunningham, Chicago J. +. Kicker and family Mis-
A. Kicker. Mn. g. 4. Butt!es, Ar. Thompson and
q. J. Rogers and son. a. P. Hanson. J. H Kicker,
William h. jennings J. Il. Van Dyke. I. II. Van
Dyke, n. ". Mills and family, Milwaukee; H. c..
St. Louis, No.; g. E. Bacon, New York r. H.
Tmkins, New Orleans. La. Mia Atwood, and William
Fog, Madison, Viz
, 1875-08-08

usne1ed bodies being carried from the field
speaks we'll for the strictly orthodox principles
| Of the participants. Indoors cnafades were
| the order OF the evening, and the Pantomine 9
! illustrating the syliables OF the "ofa mos'ca!
| wete laushable III the extreme. One Young lady
| had an inverted cat under her left &rn while
| her right band franticauy clutchod its tail and
made desperate eforts TO grind a :" new on !,
ala i1and-organ. Failing to a-me"-se tho cat
or the audience in this way, pussy WIS turned
over to the tender mercies Of young banker,
who out 1t in an empty coal-scut!le and sat
dosn thereon; he got up tusr as suddenly,
blnshing violently, and hurrledly excused him.
self. Pussy had her revenge
Mr. and Mrs. R. 81. Baker also entertained q
few friends At their spacious mansion on last
Monday evening. While the elder members OF
the party we're wrangling over game Of whist,
the young people we're admi1ing the magnificent
paintings or discoursing ''most excellent
music"
Gen. George A. Stone, Of Atchinson, Kan;, WAS
in the CITY last week. the guest OF Dir. Wild
D. A. Oiin aud his est,mabie lady have re-
turned from tour through Colorado and claim
that RACINE is tho cosiest town they have seen
in their travels.
sloo Caldwell, . graduate Of the class Of 1874.
now located in Indianapolis. 1pd-, "lth the !aw
firm Of Fishback & Porter. was in our city last
Thursday, and met WITH genial welcome from
bis mauv friends.
Miss F!ankie Edwards, Of Beloit, Wis, thinks
that Racine iB far superior to the former cie9 IN
everything that tends to reai enjoyment.
Tue Hon. W. P. Lyon and lady have returned
to their rustic haunt at Deiavan Lake.
The readers OF the journal hear with regret
the rnmor that Ham purposes pitching bis edl-
toria1 tent in Chicago. Ham is an exception to
the Scriptural 81 ying that ~ prophet hath hon.
or save in his own country" The "a boys" will
miss him, and the ladies', who always found 10
him courtly gallant, will hutter Grape from
their left elbowa.
The dredge ia snoring AWAY in our harbor,
clearing the way for tali navigation
The Commodore Of the ''PollYwogs looks
hale and muscular, aud attributes the Develop
mant OF his blcsps to the swimming he indulged
In to such extent. He says he would not have
returned 10 soon II his postage~stampo and pa-
per-collara hadn't been exhausted. CARO-.
, 1875-08-08

eAhcSlO! COZ lAIt9s
Special Corresponderles qf The ChtedQo TFibunS,
LAKESIDE, Wis, Aug. I'll was On my way to
Elkhart Lake; but when the brakeman shouted
the familiar name Of Lakeside there seemed to
be an ltresst bic power that compelled me to
step out on the platform, and could not resist
the temptation. In less time than it takes to
tell it. 1 was on my way to the cottages. The
cottages are all taken, aud the hotel pait ia COM
fortaoIy filed Those that have engaged cot
tagee for the season ara:
8. 8. Merrill and family, ]. P. Whining and two
daughters, II. Miller wife and family D. l.. Wells
w7fe, and two daughters S. IL. Ogden, wife, aud two
aud daughters u. Antisdel, wife, aud two daughters
Milwaukee; @. H. Fargo and family, Mrs. J. ". Nc
Gnuiss and two SONS, Mr.. Pike and family, Chicago
hrs coter and child, PEORIA Ill. 4. F. Merrill aud
wife, Milwaukee, Wis.,; Mrs. Chamberlin aud son,
Cincinnati Airs. P. D. Armour amt sou. Milwaukee,.
The following parties prefer tho main
cottage:
Mrs. 1ra Holmes. Chicago; Mss Lyman. Mrs.
Graham, Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Betcher aud daughter,
Grant aud Walter Fitch, Milwaukee, Wiz. D. I21nes
and j. J. Mcchestney, louisville, Ky; b. Hutchinson
and wife. 1ndianApohs. Ind; Alss F: Libby, Indian
hiss A. NJ Gee and J. Ogden, Milwaukee; Miss Y.
Furgee Detroit Mich.
The Little steamer Surprise makes daily trips
between this place and pewaukee, aud ia we'll
pstronlzed by Waukesha people. who spend tue
day at the cottages and return In tbs cool OF the
evening.