, 1876-03-26

silver fea-apooua from George HOPKINS two
| dozen silver forks from e. Knott. The grooua'a
! present to the bride WAS an elegant cham and
CROSS. Tho bridal party took tho 4 a. N. stsin
for the East, where they expect to spend sever.l
weeka.
OTHER SUBURBS.
LACE VIEW.
| Lake Wow will keep har Centennial Friday
but will depart from tho usual custom in 80
doing, and celebrate at tho front end instead Of
! the ci1so OF the period There is no mistake
this time, for the notification is official. On that
| day the water will Hog, and both pipes aud
! Water Committee WILL be uudcr high ptcseute-
| the onn Of water, tho other OF e1citoment-ail
| day. At 10 o'clock g m tho first streams will
| ba thrown, at tho corner OF Fullerton avenue
| and Hal5ted street. anil thereafter at various
| points throughout the town. The Watez Com
| mittee will meet Monday and arrange detinita
| programme for tho day. which will be announced
| in Tie TnIBUNE later in the week. A1r. Chap
| pei has been Ut WORK this month putting in tho
| remaining pipe at Rayenswood- aud but snail
portion remains untald, tha work having been
somewhat intetruoted BY the weather. He con-
| fdenrty expects to deliver his work to the town
in complete order and able to endure the So
Varest teBt.
The school elections nil be held saturslsY
from to O'Clock p. H., when ono Director will
be chosen In each OF the three northern dis
tricts- and Board Of ak in tho Fitst District.
| In the latter the election will be held at the d.
yersey Street School, and in the other districts
It their respective schooi-houses-
| The regular caucus will he held Saturday
evening at the Town Hal.
! II persons desiring to correspond with rsri-
| dents OF Lake View would bear in mind thas
nluo-tenths OF them ueTer saw the Lake
| View O1ice nnl DO not eTen know whero
it il, their letters would bo moEe aps to reach
| their destination The aforesaid Poat-Qitico
| supplies small community of less than fifty
| families living near Grsceiand- Tho dvelers
north Of that point are supplied By the offices Ut
laVenswool and Roseiill. OF Harelock; whia
! containing three-fourths OF the while popula-
tion, get their letters 1T the Office near the city
| limits. styled .'.Wnght's Grove, Chicago" OK
| else at their places Of bunnesa in the city. THO
! Lake View Office should have Its na1no changed
| to Graceland, which would obyiato much con-
| fusion. The Postmaster there, = few days ago.
| cleared out large accumulation OF material OF
| all ages OF deposit. from three days to threo
months, aud sent it to thu south end
There Nas a theological caudy-pu!l at tho
Seminary last week, when the confectionery
ovoised was Of the most orthodox Presbyterian
stripe II the gentlemen are able to furns.,
discourses US paatable as ther ''sweesuesa -
long drawn out, they will become most popuisr
Prof. T. L. Patton will deliver lecture on
*'Doubt" Friday evening. At tie Fullerton Ave-
nne Church, for the benefit Of its Missionary
Society. -.
and evening at tho Fullerton Avenue Church.
my1yd PAnE-
The residence Of Nr. Fl. f. Wookey Was en-
tered by burglars Wednesday evening. Two
ogorcoats belonging to Mesara- Charles and
James Rodgers were taken.
Tbs meeting Of the Dramatic Society was held
Thursday evening, and Was pronounced auc-
cess The hall WAS filled to its utmost capacity,
even the standing room being all taken. II will
be remembered that ladies we're to be excluded
from al participation in tho exercises, the parts
being all filled by gentlemen. There seems to
be division OF sentiment among the audience
I'D to the merit OF the performance In conse-
quence OF this novel arrangement, sho gentle-
men all pzonouncing it . great bore. while.
strange as it may seem, the ladies. with equal
uuanlmity. ASSERT thst it was perfectly charming.
The programme was divided In three parts,
the first being wholly muAc, consisting Of an
opening chorus BY the company. song BY Mart
Skenk, duet BY Messrs. Sutherland and EusLa,
song bg f. E. Wookey, ballad by AR, sken1.
and comic Gong b. Mr. Wootoy. Tart second
Paige, Wll Grown aud George Mills in the cast.
Also, 1.-THE Stage-Struck Daraey," by Nessrs. ".
Dewey and Il. E. Wooksv. The stump spcech
by Mr.. J. E. Chamberlain, his subject being
"The Defest Of Belknao" was the most amus-
ing feature Of the entertainment. It was finoly
done. Part third Was devoted to tableanx
"WorkIng to the Music" 81 'Sculpsor'a Dream"
and " Grand Centennial Tableau1-"
pARE EDGE
The Dime Entertainment took p1sco Friday
evening, ~ previously announced. The te11ibia
SNOW storm which was raging iute1terad sadly
with the attendance, not even tho enthusiadm Of
those WHO usuaiy attend these popular perkosm-
auccs being sufficient to induce them to bravo
ths inclemency OF the weather. Il is TO bs re-
gretted, as the programme WIS an unusually fine
one The Chicago Quartetta Club, composed Of
nlessrs. II. Thomas, t. A. Dew, Charles smith.
and ]. g. Wisdom. was the principal attraction
After the entertainment the Club, IL tbs driving
atorm serenaded the ladies Of Col. Robb's fam
ily. Being invited 10, parlor concert was got-
ten up, which was none the less enjoyable be-
cause it was impromptu-
The Rev Mr. Whitehead, Of Chicago, will
preach at the H. f. Chusch this morning and
evening. the PASTOR being absent
At recent meeting Of the Society Of this
church. lessrs. Charles Jones and Gfubbs uexs
elected TrusteeB.
BIZ. Fred Dalton, formerly OF this p1scs, and
recently Of Arlington Heaght1, has determined
to remove his paper, the Cook County thron,cis.
to Chicago It is understood that, though pub
lished in the city, it will continue to b deyuted
to country and suburban interests
nAnn1Sa1os.
4 German by the name OF Nyck x1s foand
one day last week near the railroad track
ln sennelesa condition. He had laid out al
night in the storm anl aIeet, probably under the
influence of crooked whisky, and wae nearly
Erozen. One OF his fingers waa badly injured,
aod It Vas found necessary to a1nputate it. As
was taken TO the hotel and cared fnr temporarily,
md, beng = stranger and without tponav, was
taken The next day to The County Hospital.
To such citizens as live oJes the county lins
l. is court week, and several have left for Wau-
keean on utigious thoughts intent. Il ia re-
ported that one Of the number. commonly called
Blind Charley. has taken board there, for au
indefinite length Of time, having been arrested
for the theft OF haruess found in hH pos
sessfon.
is .he time for the spring election. approaches
There il good deal Of cansas;ing aud electoa-
eering being done in quiet way There seen,s
to be fixed determination manifested by the
to e!ect ouIy auch men ~ vii! do Ill
il their power to lessen the burden Of ta1cs,
which is felt to be intolerable.
Airs. Ennice Birmingham, widow OF tho iase
Samuel EurlnRham, died on tla fozh inx&, n
the 1ips old age 1t ueasl3 a.