, 1876-10-01
ILLINOIS,.



Special Correspondence af The Tribune,
WAuKEeAN, Sept. 30.-The fourth annua
Waukegan Fair will open tomorrow, and con
tinue during the week. The three fairs held il
this city were each an improvement on its pre-
decessor, and appearances certainly indicate
that the one to be held this year will be muc1
in advance OF the three former ones held in thil
city.
WEDDINGS.
On Wenesday evening, at the residence of thu
BRIDES father, A. c. Sluman, Esq, on Grand
avenue, Mr. Lewis Crabtree and Miss Sarah E.
Slumnn were united IN holy wedlock by the Rev.
Mr.. Acaison, Of the Methodist Church. After the
ceremony an ample rcpast was served:
On Thursday afternoon Y. A. Buell. was married
formed by the Rev. J. 4. Walker at ke1osha, At
ter which they returned to this city.
PERSONALS ...
Mrs, S. L. Hendricks, formerly resident Of thfe
city, is here On visit stopping With the family oi
Mr: H. 4. Hinck1ey has returned from the Cen.
Dewitt Spaulding and his brother Leonard, &C.
companicd BY Eber Hinkson, started for Philaael-
phia on Monday last.
The Rev E. H. Baker has returned, and will be
found to-day in his place at the Congregational
Church.
TIE citizens OF Waukegan are very much re1oiced
Ct the prospect ct te construction OF tue Lake
tween Chicago und Waukegan. II it shall be built,
they expect lower passenger rates and faser time,
which will naturally result In bringing people to
reside here who arc engaged in business In Chlca-
go. Our more sangune citizens believe it will have
The effect Of doubling our population in the next
five years.
It is expected that at the next meeting of the City
Council nnal action will he taken relative to the &C.
lection OF site for the new gas works that are to
constructed bY E. S. Skinner d Co.
The younger members OF our fashionable So
ciety are on the eve Of delightful expectancy oc
casloncd by the intended visit to city Of frof.
Carr, who in tho past has instructed them as to
the mode Of tripping the light fantastic and who,
We understand, IL to fo.m class at once.
Waukegan expects to sce large number OF her
Kcnosha friends down here during the week, and
it is hoped they will not disappont her.
More robber1es were reported during the past
week, and, usual, there were no arrests.
No further effort IL being made to fence in the
city.
An expression Of the pupils in the High-school
was called for the other day, and, with only one
exception. all we're for Hayes and Wheeler; an
other evidence as to the perfection OF our city
schools
The past three or four nights have brought with
them heavy ffosts; no damage was occasioncd,
however. only the hum Of the house-fy has been
etfectually dcadtned.
UncIe king, our city street-sprink1er, was un-
fortunate enough to receive a fail from his wagon
on FrGay afternoon, which resulted in injuries Of
painful but not dangerous nature.
Another OF those refined weddings that always
larize will soon take place not far from the central
part Of the city, ut the residence of the young
lady father. The parties that will take the most
prominent parts are we'll Gnown in this city, and
espec. ally ny the more fashionable class. They
have both graduated from school duties, and have
rich and universally respected parents.