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Ho4o 1oi .'7 spee 40 TOT tne Value ol ate fhhults
The Doctor is still out in the woods, and it will
be some weeks yet before he will be- able to set
to work to prepare htH first report
THE RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Ihe new 5OO-yards range is now ready. The
membership is over fifty. The practice day is
Saturday, and members are allowed private
prac6ce whenever they feel like it. 4 hand
soma and commodious house has been put up
on the firing ground for the use Of tho members.
The practice 60 far has failed to develop Gil
am Informed, than that Of the Chicago Club
has been made. There is some talk OF trying to
get up match with Chicago.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The fouer-gtls have been threatened with
arrest il they fail to take out peddler'a licenses
forthwith. This dower-gul business is exten-
eive}y followed
Tho Academy Of Music property is now com
parativelr free. the whole OF the new bonds have
been subscribed. and Guido P6ster, = most hon.
orable and respected citizen, has been accepted
by al parties as trustee under the mortgage
deed.
Persons who hare wondered what that curious
column on Alexander M1tchelt's Lawn is, are i'll
formed that it is pieoe Of Mississippi River
sandstone.
The treasures OF the Natural History Society
have been enriched With saltwater shells from
the museum at Oldenburg.
The Wisconsin Railroad arm-afortgage COM
pany is paying dividend to Tie victims Of those
INFAMOUS mortgages.
6oeak-thieves have been plentiful
Days are alternately Kissing hot and freezing
cold.
Tho Ta1payere' Union is on it's last legs.
Prof. Mickler has organized IN operate troupe.
rUR11C IMPROVEMENTS.
The Board Of Public Works will be busy this
month with opening new Streets There wll be
ut least miles Of new highway opened In Octo-
her. t. luries are bringing in their reports
condesnning property, and the Board are maxi
ing the assessments of benefits and damages
Among the most important Of these straet-open-
inga are: Glen avenue, First Ward widening
High street. This will give two miles Of new
streets running north to the city limits. Beecher
e1reet will be opened from Bay View west to
Eighth avenue, distance Of | mile. Centre
street. will be opened from Third street (the
old Green Bay road) to Fond du Luc arenue,
near the extreme northwest portion Of the city,
q distance Of miles. Tue dredging Of the
kinnicklnnic River is progressing rapidly, and
at least miles Of additional dockage will thus
b7 secured. Dr. Enoch Chase is dredging the
south of the city limits, and will
secure half mile Of harbor on his own land. A
ChleAgo firm. Mcss1a. Yonug & Davalsar, will
establish mammoth brick-ysrd upon ground
leased them By DR.. Chase.
L man named Ben ". Finch
MADE THE F1hsT DHICE
tia. was Manufactured in this city. It Ia said
that be had carefully examined the clay here and
became con7iuced that it MAS suitab1e for brick
He erected q kiln. burnt it thoroughly, and
found, much to his disgust, that the brick was
yetlor, or cTedn,-cotored. Finch supposed that
at his experiment Time, however,
proved that lie had made a fortunate discovery,
Ind enabled Milwaukee, 10 assume unique nom
le Elunc.
, 1875-10-03
BoAap or EDccAr1ox MEETING.

BOARD cF EDCCAIloS MEETING.
The Board Of Education met last Monday
evening, and Rdjouned till Wednesday. *hea
they met in regular session, an the members
being present
M1. Calhoun reported that the Committee On
Supply had been unable to agree about tho con-
tsact for ccn1.
1t was ordered that R. r. Dunn be allowed to
furnish coal to tho Cornell, South Shore, Park
side, and Woodlswn schools, at $3.50 per ton,
and that ~ L. Robins be engaged to furnish
coal for the Hyde Park High School and Hyde
price. ....
Petitions fox An Increase Of salaries and the
appointment Of teachers OF German and dram-
ipF we're referred to eelect COMMITTEES CON-
posed Of heaars- Hibbard, Flood, and President
Russell
A petition fo9 moro outline maps It the Cor
nell Gad high schools Was referred to the Com
, 1875-10-03
RACINE.

spscial Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune
| RACINE W,s., Oct. 2.-Repubhcan ward eau
cuses were held In this city st the usual places
! on Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock, for the pnr-
pose Of electlng three delegates from each ward
J to attend the County Convention, TO be held at
Unior Grove On Saturday, Oct. 9, at II o'clock N.
sCHpRIEs.
'yicky" satisfactorily demonstrated that she
is not vassRr graduate. 'Tis we'll that man's
faith in woman is stronger than is that OF the
skeptcal Victoria Woodruff.
The Circuit Court for this county conyencs on
Monday, Oct. II.
Almost s3o,00o squ8ndered on our public
schools, and yet the Commissioners are not
The reading and coffee rooms gave grand
oyster opening On Fr:dny last, and propose keep
ing the trouble going at intervals during the
coming winter.
A adjourned meeting OF the Woman's Tenn
peranco Union Was held in the Baptist church on
last Thursday evening, at which speca1 business
WIS transacted
Firetnen are eagerly looking forward to next
Monday, wien grand rerle" takes place. The
nembers Of the Departments from neghboring
cities are expected, and will be treated hospit-
ably During the evening grand ball viii wind
up the pleasures OF the day.
LII. PAUL regretted ths separation from his
frau, and being unable to stand the pressure
longer. Was again hitched to bis old Standby
last Monday evening. The boys gave him
benefit, which 40 enraged the Benedict that he
came runniL out, partly dressed, and collared
one or two boys VITO we're Watching the proceed
ings with unbounded enthusiasm Shortly
afler, the Chief Of Police appeared and 80 ar
ranged matters that the miserable Benedict was
left In peace
Last Sunday the schooner Reuben Dood, laden
With lumbar, was making Racine larbor with
westward wind Tho Captain, endeayoring to
bring her in without the aid of the tug, coIlided
with the south pier. Not being able to effect
any damage there, raid VAS made on the trestle-
work on the north pier, where she was more
successful and cleaned quite gap. Another
sailors now claim that the buoy is not in its
proper place, having been washed away during
the last great storm. II such is the casa, the
party responsible for It's proper location should
BE- lashed to 1t over night.
Another meeting WAS held By our School
Board last Monday night.
PERSONAL.
n. L. Hendrix, Darien L. Rosenthsl1, Louis
VILE Ky, ". D. Rowell. F1eeport, Ill. c. c.
Eeeler, Ballot. Wis; George ". Dickinson,
Boston Mr. Howe, Red Wing, Mimi. " F.
Dickinson, Aurora, Ill. s. r. Hanson, Portland,
Me-; J. Henry Allen, Oregon, ILL.,, we're among
the prominent visitors to our city during the
week.
Uncle Robert Case-as he is called bY his
young friends here-retu1ncd from visit to his
since his former visit was made, and he .-aiveiy
remarks that he noticed few changes. The
boys and girls he used to swing with On the
gates have acquired distaste for these innocent
pleasures, and short dresses have been thrown
aside for the popular :. pu1l-back."
, 1875-10-03


| Of the II. E. Church was held last Babbatl
| evening, Elder Jutkins officiating. It being th,
| closing one of the Conference year, and the las
[ at which the present pastor would be with them
the meetings we're fully attended, and proved Il
be Of more than ordinary interest. The regula,
evening exercises were preceded by the love
feast, which proved precious meeting, ani
that modern religious inuovati on and progres,
had not entirely oblterated the good old-fash
ioned Methodist feeling.
An excellent sermon WAS preached by the
Elder upon the subject OF forgiveness" afte,
administered. The Rev. Mt. Kaufman left
Tuesday morning for Springfield to attend the
Annual Illinois Conference, which convened there
on the 29th ult, which Conference he eventually
expects to join. Thence he proceeds to Joliet
to be in attendance during the seasion OF the
Rock River Conference. He will preach his
farewell sermon here one week from to-day.
The Rev. Mr Tompkins, of Evanston breaches
at the h. E. Church to-day, morning aud even
ing:
to the Congregationalists last Sabbath, they not
having succeeded as yet IN securing settled
pastor.
TIE YOUNG PEOPLE
OF Park Ridge are determined to compensate
themselves in some small degree for the depriEa-
roads, and various amueemeuts are being pro-
jected for the coming winter. Among others,
the chess club which was 30 successful last sea-
son is to be revived, but as it is too much of q
posed to enlarge the sphere OF its operations and
connect with it other games and entertainments,
such as char2des, readings, music and pthala
that may suggest themselves.
III. Dalton, who is connected with the Post,
has rented the house lately occupied bv Dr.. New
i. nf efnE1
move into it Monday.
Mrs johnson, Of Chicago, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Broughton. She left for home
Tuesday.
ut the residence OF Mr. William Crayens.Friday
evening. In view OF the fact that the family OF
kr. Cragens will soon leave for the city. whera
they intend spending the winter, the attendance
VAS unusually large. The young ladies Of the
family, Misses Anuie Nellie, aud Ads Crayens,
a1o great fayoritsB in society here and the
young people were present in largo numbers to
make them parting visit. The whole affair in
deed had more the appearance of an evening TO-
ception than an ordinary church sooiaple. a
we're Mrs, Burke. Of Misslsaippi, who Is on q
visit to Mrs. Miner Miss NeThall, Of Arlington
Heights Miss Foot, OF Brooklyn, N. y; Misa
Amelis Lane, Of Chicago, aud hr. and Mrs.
Grannis, Evanston.
Mr. Broughton has rented Mr. Haw1ey's old
street, and il settled there for the winter. Mr..
Harrison, who purchased Mr.. Broughson's place
on the South Side, will occupy it next week.
Mrs. Davis has returned home from her visit
to Indiana much improved IN health.
Mrs Clenant and Miss Minnie Clement have
removed to the city for the winter. By the de-
parture of Miss Minnie there is vacant place in
the young society which it will be indeed hard to
fill.
Mrs. Cotton is conyalescing from severe A.
tack OF sore throat. 1fr. TruemAn Chittendeu'a
family are improving daily, Dr.. Hoffman pro-
nouncing them out OF danger.
, 1875-10-03
mittee On Text Books, and On motion the Board
adjourned till Monday, Oct. II.
At the last meeting of

mlttee on Text Books, and on motion the Boarl
ADJOURNED ~ Mono9y. Ves' IL.
AT the last meetlnB OF
IN September Preslaant Hox'e made his report
On Inc polico 1oIce. !aleo tlcenses we're gtanseu.
Aresoiuton ofefed by Mr Calhoun for side
Walh On & ne eass ' ssoe oi "ooalawn, from fl':;-
tnifd 70 fittJ.a'3ta stfeet' WAS Adoptea.
netle business WAS transacted relating to the
Ihlrty-n1ntn-street horse-ral"ay. and various
otoer nnttets OF oua1aess "e1e ttaasacteo.
=, PERSONAL, At,....
Mr: Norman =. refs.ns 81 ana family nave moved
lnto tnesE ne" nouse gu vas St1eeI
Amons '4e leoeIe ntf'Ta's o. sno dyoe ParK
1ouse aae nenJautn p. Lo"D. CnlcaSo; II. r.
Hebden, Chicago; mlss d. Oakley hen"ood !;
ntss As"!s, nS4u - =; - 2; a. SGmnnlnes, Onl-
caso 4. II. ~ ~ hIo5u so4 "; r. 1notn, Liver
nooi; Eng. lnomae y. F0eteE. C11cago; John
y. MansAelo' oo1G"eo z. Dopp11. Faf1n a. T..
s1oolo' ~ O. tno1npG0a, ~ 4 nIo:ugni ~ =.
Aeto9: ~ Z; FIlce' ~ burrows 9iiss s9otman'
1uu MioS rAfIom, nsaSu' H171 Mtnans'
1eut'a =. -. la M on4 ~ "nT' - 11yoo fatA
sGan % y, O No5es, r. noa.o1; ., r. T. 5e91y: LIES
ftco c1q,6u.oo, aeotso ": c.1aa' E. 4lpD8,
Robert boyd snd Mde, ana a,;at Misa Lucie Bue
Logan Chicago; Judge Dunlevy, y; y; Roth,
t.naeta nn'ee n1;as RsoLas W. -, -
LMayetse; Miss 1eohie5, 1nn4 a4 Ase' ms. y.
1as naran W;1dpo5i " M t9"n
JA1es q. Do"eu "1'1" - r oo1. - ~ =: q. Miecneu,
u9aesootR M ano os.h ~ y, Sopeai1aau, a ae Gncago:
Ml' anu e.tn 2aano.u "uu uausn1es, o1 Gales-
oure' -, nato oeea s"eS'' u III eafce curing
ING pas. ~eeA. ,...
Mr. o9opotn lels aot uaeapu18 yestefuay.
a1s VIE aao aausa@es WILL tean@1n sao1t tlhae
longer.
1o"H Ho1Esa
a society noP "aa ~ ~ III rloous Hell FRI
, 1875-10-03


Of Jefferson held regular meeting Monday
evening. Afr- john Gray asked the Board to
dismiss the special-assessment suits On Irving
Park Boulevard. His request was granted, and
the Village Attorney instructed to take tho nee
cessary steps to reassess the property. Charles
B. kimball, Dennis Morrissey, L. S. Kl1uball.
and sixteen others, petluoned the Board for the
construction OF 6-foot sidewalk on Milwaukee
avenue from Centra1ia street to Belmont Az
educ, the expense OF the same to be met by
special assessment OF the property interested
The prayer OF the petitioners Was granted
Ordinances were passed Tor the opening and
grading of Pleasant place, for tho grayeling Of
Powell avenue, and for the collection Of special
assessments Nos. II, IS, II, and Is. The Street
Commissioner Of District No. was Instructed
to place culvert at the intersection OF Fuller
ton aud Myrtle avenues.
Tho Village Engineer WIS instructed to re-
quest Mr. George Kline to complete the ctnder-
ing Of Hoffman avenue without further delay.
The Grand avenue ordinance was amended 80
that the expense OF grading tho ea1ne be left out
Of the assessment.
The petition OF Daniel Booth T. @. Ruthet-
ford. John J. Sayer, and twelve others. Interest,"
ed property-o1nefs1 vas presented aud granted,
that Grand avenue be graded from North ave-
nue. to tho west line OF Jefferson Township, tho
grading to be paid for out Of the general fund,
and the work to be completed this fall The
Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to do
the work.
The Finance Committee we're instructed to
examine the nccolnts Of g. Z. Race, late Treas
urer relative to certain tax certificates. Bills to
the s1nount Of $533.70 we're allowed aud ordered
paid.
The Village Attorney was instructed to draw
an ordinance prohibiting tho laying out OF any
railroad through or ACROSS the Streets of tbs vii
lsge, without first obtaining the right OF way
from the proper authorities.
Miss Klttie Bernard has returned home, hay
ing spent tie summer at Clinton, Wis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hastings have also returned from
Nov York.
Mrs. DR.. Lowell and daughter, Of Crystal
Lake, have been whiting the family Of DR..
Fonda.
The Rev. Mr.. Holyoke, Of Chicago, hss been
engaged BY the Congregational Society to supply
the,r pulpit until next spring. He seems to
realize the Importance Of bis position, and tho
greas need there is here uf religious and moral
development.
Mrs. Grey, OF Greyland, the venerable mother
of Messrs. John, William P, and II alter Grey,
well known In Chicago and throughout Cook
County, celebrated her 98th birthday last month.
She is still hale and hearty, and bids fair to en-
joy life Jet many yeazs.
, 1875-10-03
ILLINOIS.
WAukECAN.
THE FAIR

spectaf CesTsaoozdenee a TAs Chicago Tribune.
WAuKEaAN, Ill, Ocr- 1.-The past week has
bean the 1iveGest of the season- Tho weather.
excepting on Thursday, Was good. Monday aud
part of Tuesday Vas occupied tn making entries
for the Fair. The racing. which took place on
, 1875-10-03

Mr. J: G. Ogden returned last week RON an
interesting trip through tho Red River region to
Winnepes oN ~
Nr. J. G. Pengree an old resident, has d.
serted Harengo and returned to Evanston.
Edward Kinman, OF LaSalle. a popular student
OF tho university, who expected to return this
, 1875-10-03
AUSTIN.
LOCAL N0rES.

Mrs. Joseph Anderson and daughter, MiaE
Millie, Of Marcugo. ILL.,, aud Mr. and Mrs. Has,
tings, Of Iowa. have been the guests Of Mrs
Henry Husted.
Mrs. Bryan, mother Of Mrs. 0sgood, will enjoy
the balmy climate Of Baltimore, where shs is
now eojourning, during the winter.
Dir. Andrew Whitaker has purchased Of Mr.
Race the "corner grocery"
The public school has been SO crowded this
term that, from the beginning OF the year, the
need of fifth teacher Was very evident. The
Directors, after due deiberntion, have decided
the matter, and this week the new teacher will
be installed. The powers that be have not
yet decided who will ill the POSI-
tion, but it is well understood that
its for teacher. The increase OF pupils speaks
veil for the progress Of the school. During vs.
cation the building was finely renovated. Mr,
Wheeler, the new Principal, though compara-
tively young man, ia thorough and compe-
tent teacher, and Is winning hosts Of friends in
his 1aceEtly-assumod position
The Presbyterian Society gave Church socia~
bio Wednesday evening at tide residence Of their
pastor. the Rev. Mr. Barrett. The pleasure OF
the evening centered in the vocal efforts OF Hiss
treiser, OF Kdgeland, With shs violin, rendered
exquialtely some German gems.
R1r. Morth, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, leaves his aock this week, to gather in
straylng sinners at Grant Place Methodist Epis-
copM Church. Chicago.
Master Eddie Caldwell, while with 8 number
of lis little playmates Who wers romping on Tho
street rscsntly, broke his couar-booe. He ia
non, however, rapidly recovering.
DR.. Barnes, who has been summer resident
Of Austin, leaves for Chicago, his home, scou.
He has been deferred from going by the illness
OF his wife, and now ouly waits her recovery.
The entertainment given Thursday evening at
the ToWn-Hall, by the Lyric Club, OF Oak Park
Was success only in point OF excellence aud
the carrying out OF the programme. The ter
rife storm was the cauHe Of q slim house, and
consequently the finances Of the Society were
not bettered, and. Judging from tho elongated
Of the managers, one can ssfeIysay
that the evenings work did not pay expenses.
, 1875-10-03

with the skambIpe strength Of hug,
grizzly. Cool water vas brought from tht
stream and was drunk in p.oat guJps by the slcl
man, vho rsSsd W and i S Sfolsds % grosaed aud aud
haodiuls, to remo7e the venonous serpent tha
his deiirions imagination conjuTed up. The
bloody troth vas blown through his tightly.
clenched teeth in vhistling gusts, broken BY
starts OF terror, when ha would point and
scream: ''There they are again! they ara bound
to follow! they Won't let me- 20 home! I'll
shoot him! I'll kill you, Bllli" This was
then succeeded by moment Of q1iet,
when. with twitching muscles and heavy
breathing, no lsF with closed eyes as i
another blast Of terror, horror, and despair
canon. % ''@ N''' 80 l''N' "AAN' u 'A' o'''
"Them jimjams is hoopin' it up to him this
thing long without some DOCTORS pisen O. soma
kind. There's sogers over On the Rapid an
there's aogers back at Ha1dey, and they'll hey a
medico dead upon us. Here, Snoozer," he con-
tinued. as he approached his pony, '.you an IlI
| jest see what y7e can do for our pie pard.
Jack" a saddle was quickly adjusted, and
after long aad steady look At jsck
/ who for The moment lay ouiet and
| motionless, he mounted aud rods rapidly aray
| down the guch Hoeoon reached miners' camr
| below" Stand on Bar" q camp Composed Of
| 1oush, bearded men, dogs horses, mules, poros.
| and oxen. He quickly bargain ed for A man n,
| rp back to barney to the aoldiara' camn. and
engage edico at any price to come with ali
possible haste
'tIl pay 70 fur yer hoso II re kill i'm aroin.
said Bill ~ he turned to 10 back: and
he logged along thouehrfuily untii ba
| came IN eight Of his little camp.
when he suddenly drew M his horse
as if to think, when he meditatIuglv said: "It's
q milea to na1ney. and q miles back,-nieh On
so miles, S'posen be shou!du'. find no medico.
It's Il mile to The RAPIDS: now. I'm roin tar
WORK this streak clar down to BEDROCK: an If
its q bust, jack an I'll 70 together" Goinc
back to the little hut containing the euffer.
ing partner, he gave him some water. aecurad
his buckskin purse. lest he should be rnb-
bed, and aesin mounted and want clatter-
ine down the Rrich on tha nsiI,tarv
trail toward Camp Crook on the
Rapid.
The sun sank quietly behind tho mouutafns
and the deepening shadowe Of nieht bersmn
deeper and deeper. bleudinr into mass of 1nEv
sameness the rocks, the hish valts Of the canon
and the green foliage Of the timber. A fa,v
stars twinkled civ abo7e the pine tcps anda
narrow bow OF silver in the west was ali that cond
be eaen OF the Young June moon. Fot eonnd
WAS heard but The eouehine Of the winds far
above, and the scream Of startled curlew. that
made quaveriup echoes Of nnou.nf,1l sounds.
| mn 71:9fs
, 1875-10-03


PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Messra. George Lunt and william G. Evans
returned IhnTsday evening from their summer
sojoura in DeuTer aad the mountains Of Cot
orado-
Alsd Carrie Lewis who has been visiting the
family OF hr. J. A. Williams, rsturned to Fond
du Lac last neck.
DR.. Z, ". Fitch, Of Detroit Chaplain g, S. L..
is visiting his son. Lieut. !. R. Fitch.
The ReT- Dr. Briggs has been stationed by the
Cal:fosn1a Conference Il the Sixth Street Church,
Sacramento.
Of u. ". Smith,
, 1875-10-03
EVANSTON.

CHURCH MATTERS.
of vho ahal, ha n.ator ~ tha First na+hod,s
" "ns e14- 70 pnsoi y. sao asS IoSuoa
Cnurcn Will prooao!y Dc se1sieo oenn1te'9 mltnE
fe" days Probably never tafore has there
been 80 much wire-pulling, discussion, ant
.IN -aa.,,. ,;r, 49, -.:.aa ;.1 -. |ns @:' ouu
sue .eo-.. w. uo e"alsso WIZ auAety ~ WV
90 sei1 aimoa1s 70 nhooee man VINO ~iA oe Whot'
saus!acsosy 70 the mempefen1p OF tue churcn.
1Iesaolng hiuee Jutklas is announced 20
tn pteacn ~ eue apcse-nanso cuuIcn 1mls molnans.
communion service tins evening. The Quarter
Goa1ofeAco vi ~ heIu 1ast evening.
1ae Xoalse.1} LOU Or 1ae oeeond aiesa-
oo4ss Cnu1cu was nela rtlaaY evening. Aobars
s3ea 1oouoas "as eaectea n9 ae1e8a1e 70 the 1fook
niTeI G,I. Gonletence.
Ing 1ttaoytellau cnn1cn oa1io'ns IS 1aploly
nearing comple1on- Inc roo1"tlmoets nave al
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