, 1875-05-16

| would he read before the meeting. .Tha Key
~. Kaufman. though absent, evidently has tn
lntoreat ct his focS still .: heat, a. his letter.
ara Allied with good counsel and words Of cheer
while they also disclose the fact that be longs to
be with them again in person.
| Mr; 6. B. Carpenter and family ate settled II
! their home ''uo more to roam-"
| Ars. End Dickinson h:s been spending feH
| dAJs u Chicago. Mrs. D. e17ec.a to spend the
| month OF June With her sister, East
Ar. Smith has moved to Evanston. His recent
financial successes hare enabled hin to pu1chaaa
beautiful home, and he has the good Vishes o1
nia - 1ormar friends for bis future prosperity,
| The arrivals tbs psst week were Miss A1a1y
Aiken and E. Riland. Of Chicsgo; Robert F.
Lnnt and wife, T. E1sntz, and T. stont OF
Evanston Mrs. Lurin Collins, Csrrio M1y Col
4ns md Mss Collins, Of Norwood-guezts Of
Coi, kobb: III: Williams Of Chicago, has been
F1sltlnE Miss Munla Clemens. -. 49,.
Mrs. Frechh has moved back into her Own house,
to the delight Of her cid neighborB.
The meas1es are making their appearance in
several families. The children ars the afflicted
1irs> Murray ha. reriored to Chicago, .nd is
with her motasr. She Is reco7esing slo xl1. 49,
nj. Davis, Of Irving PARK, viii occupy the
Methodiss pulpit thls evening. Mr- Stout preach
Cd IN tho nornlna.: -. .,,s~ J.: =.
HYDE PARE. ,'t.-'.'.-:
The Board of:Truatses met yesterday After
noon, Ill the meubars present. The programme
Of the day vas nos smoothly gune through with,
ths actora scarcely being t1milisr Is yet with
their parts aud much time being lost through
delay8. Tho space outside The raj, devoted to
the use Of the voters, WIS hlled with spectators,
most of them having some interest to urga. r
After the auditing Of various bills, 1sr. Hughes
moved that the Board Proeesd to elect Village
Engineer.
Mr. Bensley zaid there WAS a,nrosion, tabled
last week. in1tructing certain committees to in-
quira into the p1actic1bility Of consolidating
some Offices, such Us those Of Enginser and Su-
pe=intendebt Of Workx, etc. Ha moTed to tzke
the motion from the table. This Has loat>
Messrs. Beusley and Powell voting yea, Mesars-:
Calhoun, Hughes. and Hoxie uaY
Mr. Eensloy said there mas feeling in his aeo-
ttion with regard to who should be Engineer for
tho ensuing year. He wanted the Beard to act
cautiously, carefully. =.
,Mr. Hughes said Tho matter hsd been .consid-
cred carefully. In his section there wsa de-
maud for new Engineer, and ha called tor bis
motion to elect -.
LII. Calhoun called for the resolution that was
tabled. After its reading, on motion OF NJ
BensleT, and without rsconzidering tho molten
by which il was lost, q new vote was taken, and
it MAS carried.
The report Of ar. Thompson, ez-y1lsgs Al:
torneY was read and referred.
The Trustees, together With = scoys Of other
Col James H. Bowen, tho indefa:igablo. to tata
= tour around South Chicago. Tha party left
H3do Park Station at 8 o'clock, and we're on.
till nearly in tho afternoon Col. Bowen ua.
the host that be always Is such occasions, set
ting out lunch On board Of his little steamer,
and giving fno dinner .t his residence. There
wns no sight that the Trustees were SLOWED to
nlHs, md the Advantageous featuros OF Col.
Bowen's suburb, NTH his schemes for further
Development Mere fully dilsted upon. Ths
nr3 +hr.@~ 1T r. ~ 1,.f1 Nan !
established, while thera are M improvements to
prevent. They were pleased to find that work
had already been commenced on Torrencs ave-
nuo, which il to be the neu boulevard connsc-
flo1. " -. -
- TURNER 7ARx.
The residents and prupeztT-ovnexs Of Turner
Park are rejoicing over two recent additions to
their railroad accommodations. HIay the Chi
cago l. Pacific Railroad Company placed On their
road "worangmen's tain," which leaves
Turner Park 1t c:02 D. m, ard ar1ivea At Chicago
avenue and Iarrabee street depot at 6:1a;
IN the erenins:: 1t leaves at $40, and
arrives 1t Turner Park At :. This especially
pleasea thoss Turner Park.es who work ten
hours in The city. The yearly fares on this tr.in
to Turner Park are only % cents: each way.
With this train, in addition to the four other
traln1 each ray, the residents Of Turnsr Park
ce;c,eo Cana Tbo raottd to visit tbs torn and esns-
chilly The Park, sundsys. Heretofore Tia only
chance for such !iaits was by an expensive spe-
clal t1ain. OF atave 9as sor2no Avenue "lta ths
ana nseiy =; P }a socond mint ~
to railroad socommodations Sunday, Nav "a
thers will bs grand opening Of tha plcn,c md
concert season at Turner Park. On that day and
on every SUNDAY tnetea1tes oul1hs s4e summer
daa ~ eo ~ ssuta ~ t. rom,d t1r, Wv, nd
.;an ~ ~ Ps-t Tna rei1road cn1,anv =
now nntt;n~ IN aia. trac, an1f At fhia
no;nt ' >.@@4
mhc r.-t &s,,.;.+;,, her. <~on,r,.t.d t,,.;r
iahont e1 hv 1sl feetS "a haTa
fo-ca e nan IT wnrs IN cleanjns m snd mini.
49, aooe@ ~ -A1' "~>~ @ ~@~'~@'~o " '1>@
H. rho,,.s h1e {r.s co,nr1.t.3 ~, Cr,,d
nvanr. hia 1s-oe ha1n-. rith stating fnr oreT
IN hoTaa. :. n,tchar schm;dt - has .iso en.,-
,SefaT a hn+chsr es,on nav r-r1c,-v ha.
moved over frn1n Oak Park md il deing xsli
Since the advent Of the vorkiueman's train |
many Norkingnen are arranging to live At
luIn~ tark snd !" everything Is loTet7 III :
'p1'e Oh Inc la1s SPt'ns anu na1o t''''eS' i
nosr eiAE !
4n0 1-3ptA&, e7oo4A-1o4 ~ t4t.e ..l.as' e~se"
1Ue supper AAA eLteA eAt4A1utAeAAs E4toAJ 0scuAuSa