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EVANSTON.
HABEIA(fFHx

The past having been commencement week d
! the Northwestern University, it's Affairs have 8
| fully occupied the time and attention OF tho peo
| pie OF Evanston as to leave uttle room for othe
events. The week has been an act1ve one, espe
cially in social way, but the more important in
! cidents have already been recorded in THE Ta1R
uNE-
Mr. Mather D. Kimball Of Green D.y,
graduate Of the University in "a, will be mar
1led Wednesday evening to Miss Anna C. Lewis
popular singer Of this city, at tho residence b
Mr- Frederick UllmAnn, 39G Vernon aYenue
Ceremony Ut o'clock.
dore Perry, ESQ.,, Was united in marriage. ts
George 4. Dusenbu1y. Of New York CITY, tbs Rer
DR.. G. c.. Noyes officiating. Miss Perry
has been the leading soprano in the
choir OF the Presbyterian Church tor the last
three yea1s, and the ladies' OF the Church ma.
sented her with an elegant silver tea-aary;ca ss
token OF their esteem aud appreciation OF her
serv1cea. Appropriate and handsome eifss vera
also received from her late associates in tho
choir, from the employees Of the Erie l. North
hhore Line, and numerous others, which sbopa3
tns esteem a IN Which the brda was held by her
tt1end8. 1he ceremony was very urivata. onlv
the relatives hnd family being present,
MscELAsEous-
The Misses Williams entertained select con,-
paoT OF young people Friday evening. and rnada
she ume en1oyable. Among the LADIES' pra6ant
we're: r, AFs. J. y. Richards, Of this citv; Mrs.
EagsT = S:e1 r. mMchmond, Hiss Reese, Of Now York !:
1 Miss Weheser, Miss Ferry, OF Lake Forest tha
Miss Scott. ~'0 4Aoo0'' 1no
Tho soclable at the South Evanston Methodiet
Church, Thursdag evening, passed on pIeassutIy
ano q n successfully: Muaic was tu1nIahed by ".
The South Evanaton Literary and Social So
ciety will meet the first Tuesday in each mouth
IN Warren, heeney Co.'S Brick Block, st 7:3o
p. m.
The people Of South Evanston are to b con-
graduated On tho fact that quiet now reigns 1t
" g{aSary, o"lng 70 the v1gosoua wGr Waged On
tbs roughs by Col. Payne.
Mrs. D. F. Keeney and MIS-. Jacob Rim ars
Whiting t,ieuds q DeaMotnea.
Whlian Wild, Of st. Louis, b stopping with
6tenda In South Evanston. "-'11
asssrs. dsogGa Luut md Wulisa &. Evan.
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MICHIGAN.
KALAMAZOO.
THE UTkrHF.-

| spees1f Correspondence ef The Chicago T>fbxaa
/ KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 25.-The thermou,.
etar u1ar2s 80 In the shade to-day,-not quite u
WARM ~ We sometimes got, but still warpa
! enough We have hsd quite number Of hard
nhowars this week. Yesterday afternoon for 4
couple Of hours it poured as hard ~ ws hsvs
seen it for long TINA At the Water Works, b,
tho southern part Of the village, they had =
| heavy hailstorri, and, Of course, tho hailstopas
we're all AS large Is hens eggs"
NEW DEPOT.
| me Michigan Central Railroad Company hAv&
force OF men buei!y at work remodsling thar
depot at this place. They will probably make Il
present little better appearance than il did b.
fore, but the most snectige way to remodsi h
Would be TO MAKE 4sh-ofJaly bonfire Of it, and
then build new oae, The cd building hss
caught fire several times Of Lite, but so1ne6oT i
seems impossible to bum it, much to the Ioy RI
OF the citizens generally. -
Men BUILDINGS
ere 1ew and fAs between this season. Mr. n.
Danman commences in couple Of weeks thu
erection OF fine rhree-story stone-fropt atora
On Main street, which ia the only buiIdine al
IMPORTANCE va have to- 'note.
NeFa OF the large fire 1t Graud Rari3s caused
quite a9 excitement in town last Saturday aftee-
noon During the coafagratiou tho Mayor ot
the Rapids autographed here for help, md 10
short tltra about 6fsy men aod 40 engine 1ere
On train ready t. IaaTe, but wc.d war received
u :s::f 20 more help vas needed, 50 the boys hsd
20 unload tho engine and take it back to tha
house, and thus they vera fooled out OF = trae
1aae to that fiery city.
THE PIERCE WILL CASE
of which spoke in my last, has drawn to 4 cIoee
Il has not been OF quite AZ long duration u tbs
heecher H1ai, but has continued long enough to
eve loo "tnessea ~ opportunity to testify n to
thetr knowledge of the case- The jury uars uut
rom $50 yesterday afternoon until II ,. n;
aud At that time, being unable 10 aeree, theT
Were discharged And now We may e1psct Il
over again
MOUNT HoLyoKE HEM1nABY.
Beginning next Tuesday tho annual COM
menceuens exercises OF the Mount Lolypke
y: :Ssmlns:J are 70 take placa- they will last until
THURSDAY. At that time, it IL expected tba: ten
young lsc1es will try to outshine each cthu hi
cation
Last evening about 7:3o large audience Of
nea' women, and children. assembled on Main
streee to witness the performances OF I aympaSs
on rope stretched from the Masonlo Hail to
the opposite building. For about half n hour
1ne per3ottaer exhtbited on the rope aud in ring8
suspended therefron. He showed himself to s.
merry" fellow and master Of h1s ouiioese.
1urlng his performance quita lasge col}ection
1or bis benefit Taa gathered from the e1thua.-
aatic crowd.
This eventng Mr. Francis Murphy will lecture
On Temperance Ut Union Hall Tbs an
nouncement OF his coming has created quito
{, sensatlon among MS. He is reported by those
queace and the mastery uaanper IL which he
hand1es his subject II be succeeds in maEng
any converts to temperance In this plAcs it viii,
DO great blessing. He has good 6eid to work
~ under the new Tax law hfty-alx saloona
have pald their tax in this town.
, 1875-06-27

In 1914 tho retreat OF the sea discovered tha
htica. ths port and arseea II OF Sestorlus Il ID On
the left bank Of the Mouth OF the sadao, and
opposite Setubal. It is ! city older than Hsrcu-
lanuzn Or Pompeii, for it Has Carthaginiaa and
Phcenlcian before II was Roman Already txo
mllea Of it's ancient walls have heen Laid ha<a. 4
French joint stock company has been formed to
explore it; 100 yards have already been e1ca-
rated, amp number OF the most Taluabls cotna
have been discovered II u belleged that agrea3
ulsuJ of the rarese works Of art ct aut5qdsy are
buried undar those sAnds. Il nas suddenlr oraa-
Hhslmed BY saQd IN tho fftk oaotuzx
, 1875-06-27
WAukECAN.
THE BTCHM.

Epee&al cortspoudenes Of TIE Chicago Tribune.
WAuKEaAx, June 26.-Many OF the citizen
we're aroused from their alunbers last Sunda
night, in consequence Of rhe severe storm tha
visited this city. Had any religious meeting bee1
in progress at the time it would doubtless hay.
been Tall attended ~ it waa. it caused many t.
seriously reflect upon their spiritual condition
On the following morning h&sty review of tn.
situation allotted no further information thar
that the damage Was nominal The vegetable
building at the fairgrounds was prostrated By
the gals, and it is said the Agricultural Hall ..
the LibertyTille grounds suffered lhewiss,
TIE PREsBYrEn1Ax socIAB1E
given 1t the resideuce Of Capt. Il. a. McLaue,
Tuesday evening: Was largely attended. Nuch
a11;sio WAs furnished By the Peak Family sero-
nsders, composed OF tho following -named Young
ladies, Who On this occasion, it will be observed,
we're travelling under assumed names: Ardmiatf.
Hiss Minnie he]ds; Betty, Miss Ida George, ~
rothN, Miss Minnie Wheeler; Elszy, Miss Lottie
Skinner: Hannah Betandy. Miss AMMO A1cLane;
zueinay, Miss Cora Fields; Aerindy Miss
Hattie aallowell; Norstsy, Miss derne Hutch-
inson: .ophely, Miss Eda Evans; Leader, Hrs
AichAfdson- Thar performances being quiia
unique, occasional considerable laughter.
The song entitled 's We Arc Old Maids, We
such m earnest manner that considerable emo
ton WAS perceptible among tho Spectators their
symphthles evidently having been aroused. Al
ter the singing, Strawberries and cream cake,
and other delicacies were served. The CAPTAIN
and his family. rs usual we're very pleasant and
obhR1ng. thereby making it an enjoyable time,
RELIa1ous.
Ihe repairs Ut the Presbyterian Church having
been completed there will be seryices to-mor.
TOW at the usual hour.
Presching 1t the Baptist Church Sunday By
the Rev. s. g. Fisk, pastor.
E11nr w fa74li9h r,ru~o%,
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6p<cia{ Co7respo1d...e< at 11e CAicaao 7ff6ans.
! KxSosHA. June 26.-Tbe young 1Adies' semi
nary here, called after the lsta deceased B1sho{
Of this State, Kempar Hall held its annual Com
.nsnoemeat exercises Wednesday, the 23d inst
OF al the halls Of learning in the West under
the immediate supervision Of tbs Episcopal
Church, none stand more desazvedly high in
public estimatiou than this institution Ths nz
young ladiea who hare just finished the pre-
| gcribed course Of study furnish ample testimo ny
t to the excellence Of tbs school. Each Of tho
SIX graduates received gold neda! for anpenor-
ity ia some ono OF the different branches OF study.
| anl three Of them we're the recipients OF two
gold medals, The exercises commenced 2t 8
o'clock, opening with The chorus Away, Away"
The salatatory was Rad By Miss Ida Il. Price. Of
Waukegan- Miss Bell MacGregor read French
essay, and Miss Lan1a Il. Spslding German
eeea7. The music WAS good. both instrumen tai
aud vocal, Rossini' duet, louis est Homo, was
sung by the Misses Price aud Eyerhars. The
yaIedctorY Was read BY Miss Mary s. E7araark
The graduating class and the school IN a faw ap-
propriate remarks, which vera to the point and
were very impressive. Bishop Talbot, Of ludi-
Ana, pronounced the be1bed,ctton.
TIRE MATCH aAEE or BASEBALL
between tue printers Of Wausegau and Kenoeha
came of Saturday, the 18Th. At Wausesan. Tho
day was tiue, and the keaosha priutess left the
city shortly after 10 T. H., in four-horse team
confident Of thei1 ability to win the game Ar
r1vlng at WAukegan, They we're treated to q fine
afternoon immortal.zed themselves - the 1orst
defeated chaps At baseball yet heard from, the
score standing 81 TO 2S in favor Of the Wau-
keganites- little practice is recommended be-
fore they try their skill again 1T that game.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Thh Rev n NJ. II 4uu of Rochester n p
will preach ut the Unitarian Church BundaY II
IL O'Clock.
Prot Hanken, the veli~knovn teacher Of mus,c
here. ontemplates trip to GetInany this sun
mer. to be absent for ono year.
The fne new dueling-honse gong up on
Prairie avenue ia TO be the residence Of Nr.
Paul Lauber.
The Rev. O. B. Th.yer will occupy the pulpit
Of the Methodist Church Sunday, morning and
evening.
Mr. 8. N. calkins has greatly improved his
lake property By the setting out Of shade trees
and the addition Of u new fence
Mr. Edgar Eyetha1t 1s in the city On whit to
his parents At Kemper Hail.
AIr. r. Andre will soon move l1is cigar busi-
nesa into the store lately occupied by q. II.
Rogers.
Services as usual 1t the Congregational
Church. the Rev. Mr. Hitchcock Officiating.
The meeting iaat Wednesday of the Episoo-
palians, 70 ooneidaf the finishing Of thesr church
building, was adjourned until Thursday aven-
ing &t the Rectotr.
The Rev. Mr.. Clark will preach At tho Baptist
Church Sunday, morning md evening.
Monday evening last Mr. John Woo1iett opened
bis series OF singing drills At shs Aethodist |
Church, + fair audience being present.
The new Directories are being delivered, each +
one OF which has q fine picture On the outside |
cover |
Services will be beld At the Episcopal Church |
Sunday by tha Rev- L. G. Lance.
, 1875-06-27

! held fancy bazaar. the sama eveoing
| L. .1e msin auditorium OF the church. The dis
! play Of fancy articles was exceedingly Gne.-
some travelled strangers indeed observing thai
| they bad never seen it e1ceiIed only 10 quantity
| In fact n1apy Of the articles hsd 80 mich work
/ bestowed on them that the Young ladies' had
! difficulty in finding purchasers At remnnerRtive
! prices. It VAS almos. universally suggested
! that the young ladies At some future time hold
another bazaar under, 1t ,s hoped, more propi-
Gona circumstances.
The Rev. Mr. Williams, Of New York. supplied
the pulpit Of the Congregational Church faet
Sabbath morning. Ills text was GenestH y.
His subject vas well presented, and the discourse
listened to with much interest.
Judge Davis, Of Irving Park, who has besn
preacu,ug to tbs congregation for the paat six
mouths, wilt preach bis farewell sermon thus
moruing. Ha sesela his connection with the
church On account OF i'll health. his physician ad-
yiaing entire cessation for time from all mental
labor. The church have become much attached
to him, as we'll they might nd will mlss him
sadly. Mr. Tompkins Of Eganssvn occupied tho
Methodist pulpit last Sabbath, both morning and
evening, aud gave universal Satisfaction. He
preached in the morning very able dBconrBe
from the text: +: *:And ths books were opened"
The Rev. LII. Kaufman ls at hone again, after
an absence OF two months. Tho church has
missed him greatly, and al1 join in giving him
hearty welcome. He will occupy hin OWN pulpit
ut both morning md evening service to-day.
Me. 4. Suerwin's children are quite i'll, but
their cases are not now considered critical.
The Scott family gave q concert at the hotel
hall Thursday evening. Tho attendance WAS
quite small.
The Park Ridge braes band had their photo
graphs taken last week iD group, by city artist.
Mr. Sherwin, Sr., and wife are visiting frienda
in Nareugo.
Mr.. sbarman and Miss Knott, OF Deaplaines
Wore calling on friends Thursday.
, 1875-06-27
both on the Sd and 9Th, 1t which pleasant tina

ITEMS
Robert Marks, Olin Brown, md William
Wright have recently gone to considerable az
pense in building small propeller capsblo OF
expected to be ready to launch in shout two
weeKH+
Work has again been resumed at tho artesian
well. They are down over $50 feet. Many con-
slider it quite bore.
look rather suspicious, Almost daily be may be
seen vending his wav towards somo home 10
Gated in the v1cin1ty of the South sohoul
, 1875-06-27
leavs for Colorado Toaadsy 10 spend tho sum.-

uef.
The Social Cinh will gfve T. picnic st Glor
F1eEa, near Waukegan, July 8, Tor which ex-
train has been placed 1t tho disposal o1 the
club.
Prof. r. L. Cumnock STARTS for Middlatowp.
Coon, tomorrow, and will remain IN the Eaat
till September.
h1s. Col Springer, of Jones College, Iowa.
will lecture at the Methodist Church this eyeu-
ing.
, 1875-06-27
F@Af 0N
QESFLAlNE3.

Tho closdng exercises Of tho public school in
this plaoe occurred Friday evening At Acsdemv
aAl RehesssAia hays been IN progress for
ssTa1A weeks, tn consequence Of which the
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