, 1875-04-04
Mention of Social Events Past
and to- Come.
Incidents Of the Week in Waukegan,
Kenosha, and Laporte, Ind
Lite in Our Immediate Suburbs.


h.nt il = cond;date for re-eieo.ion, Mr, Joshua
GO ;.-..;~. i. o.,,,,s;+;,n Roth ara De1n.
- .11'"e :. o.aas;,er 1,doa
ocrata Inc oen1anA Ii o4ltet4s opposioe 'ua5e
Small, and ia printing matter eFe1T Day "n1cn'
II trua would damn any man for
49,. o,d +ba 1.e,,s Jrdoa Snnall's cham.
-eo~..;zo 1;ta oa3ca for
plan' -. a-,a ,,,;,;,
Hr. Stark. The Irish Of the f1fst a"o 1.a'o
Wards are said to be united to man asa'ns'
Nv Stark m sccount Of his share in the - mig
<r.r ,,roao.nt;ona ~ when be was District Attor-
eeA 60. +..,,~a any.
thing-if they hare ever heard OF n-1or .nls
matter, but they arc talking good deal
.h,,t nr sts,k'e connection with alleged
~~.,,5s - +,o al. of ca1a;n railroad bonds
--o~s ~ @rs NJ. ..s..,a;n craroaa rarivcd
years ago. inesa arc tne' man cnatse ~
against Mr. Stark. The charges against tbs
Judge arc that he, being elected on platform
,,odoinr him tn reduce the expenditures Of the
80 i,,. hoar, =, co1ns;on with tl,a Clerk pay-
LIE ooeA - ~o14> 49, ~ 49, a~tant -
many thousands Of dnllars; !; and in support OF
tLcse charges the Sentinel hns- given datea,
name. facts. and figures from the records.
On 1his account. the Germans are not likely
tn o1 "a tha .Jndgn the support they otherwise
xn1,Id II = 1hind candidate. respectable
Demnc,at nera tn ba broucht forward at The
1ast moment. he would probably pe elected.
r;heyo 1as heen a strong hope EXPRESSED that
NJ. 4. A. Il Dutlor would run, but it is
4oo lata now. Tor tie fickets are out,
and tie last Arrangements are being made
for t,a scrarnhia nj next Tuesday, Il ia oufy
inst Ia hotb cannida1es to say that their friends
appear auite capable Of demonstrating there" is
rnfi:,e wfateyer OF truth in any Of these charges
and when the battle is over, these foul slandsrS-
candidates MI ouce uore be looked upon as
ea,;Tn.hle worthy rentIe1nen ard valuable mei11-
bers OF gociety, It appears that no one can
tnnc11 nolitics sithout becoming deflcd.
4 naax1F1crsr BOARD or TRADE SCHEME
rf1,e nrn,,f,tion rraude tv Mr.. Elliott, on behalf
" h{useif and others, to sell certain
.n. one block east Of the present
..,nted Chamber Of Commerce building
t. b company to be organized for the purpose
members Of the Board to have preference in
taking sEock-of putting up S100, 600 Chamber
of Commerce building, with ample Office room,
has been indefinitely postppDcd but q more
znxruifcent scbeus is lroacned, none other than
to nut up $3.50, GOO building in the Fourth
Ward, not far from the Plankinton
House. Join pianAinton, John Johnston,
End oth5r prominent members Of
the Board, are strongly in favor OF croselng, the
river, thinking the star Of business ought to be-
gin taking its way west at an early cay. Ger
rsinly. there is desperation among eertain
classes Of business to trckle over the BRIDGES TO
West Water street. The ldea is to erect build
ing that shall rival that OF the Board Of Trade Of
Chicago. Already the rents OF Offices in the
Chamber OF Commerce building arc equal
to soss charged IN the fao go nTa sa Of Taas
ruR 6PEL-AAAA.
Tho Academy of Music, immense as it. wss
flied last night to apea1 the sPelling-1natch be-
tween the East, West, aud South Sides, for
ptizes Following IVES tire result:
.Fir2 Isize-Ciock valued At SIS, presentedby
@. ". Robertsou-G d Co.-MIs. William Ml1aId.
SILL Het-To the last East Side gentleman up
presented byJ. A. Lebeau e. COR. Sherman.
s4lk IHot-Io tho lest West Side gentleman up
tbe sat ses; Side rentemsa
presented by e.eliomzniac- 6. +. He'll
well,
Mdcnuley,s Essdus, three uosu7nes-To be
awarded to the last lady up, presented by Des
Tomato Cutsup-Dy ", G, Eeocdict. 70: the
frat vcti,n-FnTene i F7,nt
sr1yEn WEDDING.
4 brilliant assernhig gathered at tte -asdanoa
of u n S1crav ~ boner n - .;1..,r 1-ad5.z,r,
ca1eh-1 inn ri h;r. and Mrs. S+orar T.,as5a55 T55
,vor;nr rta a~t.,.,xo o~o,.d 49, ;iI,'
.,ste5 .s.,, T.,;,a.e ia.e6 s.s ~, "e ta
10 1nsnso wsa essho1..aIv ~ 1n ="
Fonde To,1o,viro xvora nnt;rad ornnno tnoea
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Ticnanor. Mr. and Mra. Parkin+. Mt and Mrg.
T-aa 49, Gu. 80 4s' o. - -: aAe - ~
1a.a ~ o1oi:n. 49, Ioo tne Aoluns u 1n1 111
hta Deacon ebfo"a, and about 1oo
others. Although notice had been given
th5t preseuta .ypuid not be received,
the frnestn vnu!d not Ia dnn,ed and sI,ngered
:nt,Dn tna worthy conn1s aoorr,, si;rerto etocn
s;t;4t, - -. s3"to !tnt 'noA5. . 49, @ - ~ t,sTna
q et9A s.ote. 1hn suFpe1 was ".
~ Ccnroy, Which Is another way oi sI5ne IL :"as
elegant tasteful. satisfying. aud utuque-
- MoRE ABOUT TEE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
The troubles Of the milwaukee, Musical So
e;atv W. conmenc;1o afroa1, Mr. knnnen,acher
49, S1At .-os1.a- fS.1 ~ ~. .,,;r, aea;,sf ina
Szc;.t.s oo .i,;e IGo'oat 49, y" ~ 1;acasyer In
sooeaet3, tnls lme 1ok' Asgeese@. -
the bill complainant ahlrms taas
The petty qunzre1s aud chickering's Of tho, mem
'hofs OF the Society hare SO injured tho proptrty
that his security ia endangered; whereas, if q
Iaca;va- w.a soDo;ntafi 1v tina Court the
1.saa.s ~ - MI .rh;c,, "a the chief secnrity
.aasa - y. ~. ae0, ~ ~, eSnenses AZ nresent
ss,a.' ;ha %ae;,s,,,a.aca nTemiu1,a rems1ns IN
.,s;d H. b,s,,a;7,- 1arth s4l. GC1 which ia "A
a,n s..a ~. a san acid for ta1es and vii
,st ss @ ~ oa1t ~, aveesa to redeem. and is liable
~ Tn-seoa,1rs . nnTor var1ous mo-tpages. Mr.
Enn.,s1nse ehar claims he IL owner of note Of
S5, ,o0o, assieued to him by Ursula Bub, who had