, 1875-06-13

: Trustees, to be held the 14th inst. Tbs Com
L mittee to whom the matter WAS referred, an
L who have been busy with their examination, vi
I then make their report
The Sabhath-schools OF the town sre soon
t recelre specia} attention. -Four conventions
! their interest are soon to be held st dinerer
polnts. 30 that all may receive their full share
! the benefits to be derived the1efzom. The fre
one will be held at the Village OF Jefferson, th
second ct Irving Park. the third 1T Bowmanyille
and the concluding one At Mnplewocd-
HYrE PARE.
!, | Tho Trustees met in regular session yesterda
afternoon, . full! Board present.
The Executive Commission WAS directed t
provide water-pipe enough to fill ousstan1in
ORDERS where the pipe has not already bee
delivered; and .ha CLERK to advertise for pro
posals to furnish pipe, subject to the Board
approval.
j. G. Hamiltons bill OF s16s, for the use Q
his conveyance when he was Water Clerk, VA
referred to the Executive Commission, whicl
will try to audit his account.
It was reported that tho Cbittepdeu brilg,
builder was saving OF some OF the old piles jus
under water, and that ha had boon ordered tt
! draw out the piles.
Attorney Wi]lett gave IN opinion that Arnbos
Smiths contract NTH the village was null ane
void.
The following petitions were referred: To
open South Chicago avenue from Stony Island
aVenue to Englowood; to extend Commercia
avenne half 8 mile south from Stony Island ave
enue; to move portion Of Thornton road GOO
feet east OF its present line; to locate Jail 81
| South Chlcaeo.
The supeEintendent Of Works was ordered to
| gravel Thornton road. as proposed At tho last
session. Two bids for the work were received,
one at 81 per yard, tho other at IS cents and
nr. Hsay said the coat ought not to be more
| than 80 cents.
=. The Attorney was ordered to file petition for
the special assessment for water pipe Oh Langley
| avenue, between Forty~eecond and Forty-Ihitd
! streets.
| 4 general consultation was held with regard to
| yillaee-han The place now occupied belongs
to the Congregational Society," and is routed By
Ihe village for two eea-s Jet at 5000 per aEnum.
The Society desire to sell the building with an
s0.foot lot for $12, 600, 125-foot lot for s2s-
o0O Messrs. Calhoun, Ho1ie, aud Powell were
appointed special committee on the matter.
ss Captain Of the Oakland Volunteer Fire Com-
psny, and would doubtless rather run to flies
than sit through tho tedious Eoard meetings.
LAKE..
Treasurer Condit's financial report shows tho
receipts so far in his Administration to ba
$22 7249, the disbursements being as fol-
lows Out Of general fund, $G.46G.22; from
water fund, Sc, 422.5 out Of tue several specin
assessment funds he paid out o., 1854 leaving
4503427 xs q balance in the Treasury.
Sergt. Grady's police report for the month Of
May shows the total number OF arrests during
the month to be 81; assessed a. fines, S339. 90,
Of which e2G39o WIS paid and $50 worked out
in jail; fines appealed, 20; persona dismissed,
q: plnced under bonds s.
The 1rustees have done Il, Tnev f1nye pr.
dained that all dogs prowling aruuud without
muzzles are dangerous, and have ordered them
to te destroyed BY the police There are 30 many
ehepherd~dogB around the Yards that without
little discrimination This tdestror1ng business
''What know about town politics and politi-
cians is what Mr. J. L. yansant will soon pre-
sent to the public. 1t is promised that it will
raise howl among some Of tho present Office
holders Of the Town OF Lake.
Tho ladl65 connected with the Eprlowood |
Baptist Church will give q strawberry and ice |
cream festival 1t their church Thursday even |
ing.
The Hon. Schuyler colfax will lecture on Lin I
coin at the High-School Hall on tho evening Of !
the 18th Inst. The lecture is 70 be given under
the auspices OF the Englewood Presbyteria,
Church, aud for it's benefit.
LAKE VIEW.
The Rev. n. c. Young will preach at the Full
lorton Avenue Church this morning and evening.
and probably DR.. Charles Elicit at the Nicke1-
7onville Mission this evening.
The cornerstone OF the Seminary Chapel will
bo laid With appropriate ceremonies Saturday af-
:ernoon at o'clock, the location selected being
he southeastern angle OF the entrance tower. I
Col. R. 3. Mason, ia bchaH OF the Board Of
trustees, will lay the stone, beneath which will
oe deposited number OF interesting documents.
Moulding TEE TRIBUNE Of that morning. Prof
:. j. Hasey. in behalf Of tha Faculty, will de-
iyer an address, suitsble to the OCCASION
The concert Friday evening at the Nickersou-
lille Mission Of the Fullerton Avsnne Church
vas cutie success. the limited capacities Of the
ittlo chapel boing fully taxed Hlsh goodly a.
endanco Of scholars and friends. As many
more OF the "natlvas" occupied balcony~bo1es !
utside the open windows. and formed an enthu-
iastlc IT not discriminating audience. The ex-
rcises consisted OF secitatloos dialogues, and |
ing1ag BY the children Of the Mission, and wers
cry creditably gone through With. One OF tho
oung ladies' from the Fullerton Avenue congre-
alton greatly enriched the entertainment By her I
sndeIIng Of two sweet songs, and the Lake
lew Glee Club gave several Of their quartetto q
leces. The concert, With some variations, sill s
g repeated Friday evening ar the Fullerton Az t
nue Church. q
MORGAN PARE i
Morgan Park is to have dress-party Tuesday
7ening. It bids fair to bo grand affair, a the
anagers are spar1ng no trouble in getting it e
,. The Morgan Park ladies are to furnish tho i
,pper, and that is sufficient guarantee that it u
i'll be good one- ConSeyances will ba IN at :
ndance to convey parties home Al the tina the ~
'1ty is over. 4 good hall, b good supper aud =
good orchestra are tho three requisites neces- u
~ to make 8 party pleasant and tley Ger | ii
l,,1y have been secured for this occasion. This A
1ty Vas 10 have taken place Wednesday even | Il
e. but was postponed for Tuesday, On account | r.
the bad weather: train Will leave the Chi Il
go Rock 1s'snd i Pacific Railroad tbat ayen. | a:
$ for Morgan Park at 7:1o o'clock 2. NJ ii
Ii anANoE. a.
The ladies Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church g.