, 1876-10-15

Amount ssats and county funds received from
sofat connty Superintendent. tn,e -
Claim against Samuel Greene
Receipts from scholors from other dstricts......
Total receipts for year ending septso 1875 ss1, s.
PAYMENTS to male teacheTs .......... ......s 4.74
re eas 3smais of schsa 5safsGs nans:, 81
Kepai?s and improvements: &
% Eue AMI iacidcatais III
inse4ess irsaa:teqs an dstres bonds: aS
IN principal OF same. 4o
Total expenditures. Or
| Balance on 6so
Total expenditures and balance. sal 3e
sSTtat seAf.ss5: females under
q aa ~ q
t5isss In township q; DISTRICTS @ having ssh9ol ~
2Sse ~
q mouths school. 10: whole number Of males attend
pISxed female tssshs;s c9poysa
In private schools is: female. is: teachers, d
Aqssns ss sosas Ct sseeG
9asss a.: sns se
lowest monthly wages paid any female
| THE AraENEuM.
The Athenwum held its irst meeting of the sea-
son ut the Womans College Thursday evening, and
feof$anlzed by e!eetinS ths following officers:
Vice President, Robert Baird; Second Vice.Presi-
dent, ! j. Crist; Secretary, e. II. Morgan; Treas
pTe1 prei SSe9tt Committee i1;;; on Membership
Wheeler; Committee on Arrangements, Mrs. E. .,
brown Miss Anna Shuman, Frank II. Elliot, and
i5a nr H. 4; L. tanniser m vas decided to devote
! to the study Of art. Mr. Charles Dutton enter
tanned the Society for some time very pleasantly by
the exhibition Of his large collection Of ensrar-
! ings, etc.
| THE PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOCIATION.
The Evanston Philosophical Assucia1icn has COM
pects than ever before The ina inausarsi eetaz eIs
| was held lust week, with good attendance Of
members. The Treasurer announced a balance IN
the treasury. Mr. Boutel reported the list Of sub
jects for discussion, published some weeks ago in
| The election Of officers resulted as follows.
President, DR.. n 5. Davis; Vice President, n. c.
Griolcy; Recording Secretary, Prof. L. E. Cooley;
CORRESPONDING Secretary, Dr, II. u. Bannister:
Ssaaas saa hss'5a b NJ m d b. ID
Member rship. Prof. l. Kistier, Dr. Il H. Bannis' H
ed President but declined the honor, whereupon
Dr.. Davis was elected.
Nj. L: +. Boutell read an elaborate review Of
state;." which was discussed by Judge Miller,
Prci kistler, DR.. Weller, and Mr.. Frost the po-
latca preferences of the speakers cropping out in
tue views taken OF the question Of state Rights and
National Sovereignty.
The following names were proposed for member
shiPi io Dr. G D T. hyshe, Horace & G. de- Geo!ge
wood, and J. Seymour CurCey.
The next meeting will bc held Nov. 1a
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The contest between the members OF the Uuiyer-
slty nine Tor the splendid slrer-mounted rosewood
bat which has been exhibition ut Muir'e is prac-
fhsy TIC t. IT, is hat the bat w
publisher OF the Methodist, New York, who had |
the highest record Of base hits for the season.
\. W. U. Gymnasium Association resulted in the |
the citizens; ". G. Evans, from the Senior Class;
more: Frank lsice, Freshman; Alva Briggs and
William lIoag, Preparatory Department. I
;, Isaac E. Lambert and Miss Hattie Barnes, Of
g rand Rapids, Mich, were married ut that place
Tuesday evening. Both were formerly students |
here. Mr.. Lambert is prominent young attorney
Miss julia D. Watson has recovered from her
long sickness, and has rejoined the Freshman
Senior orations viii soon be in order at chapel
The 'siitte stud-monkcys' went with the ma
jority of the citizens II seems.
F. II. Warrington, 10, is stationed at Plymouth,
The Hinman Society took ballot Friday even
Ing Fesult-Hayes -; Tlden, 3.
The College s ASSOCIATION !: has appointed y. G.
son. and 4. Bishop to arrange for one or more
lectures to aid in making up the deficiency caused
lest. The citizens will doubtless extend gener-
ous support to any persons who will organize
course or prominent lecturers.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. r B. Hilton Jr has gained an enviaole
equation as reader. and his time IL fully occu-
bed IN responding to the demands made upon him |
dr. Hilton possesses elocutionary ability OF the |
highest order, and unusual dramatic thlent anu |
wherever he has given readings, has received the /
highest encomiums from the public and the >press
lis remarkable success is very gratifying to his |
warm friends in Evanston.
Mr. E. A. Gage started East yesterday, to be ab-
ent four or five weeks.
Ar. Il: Il. Farnum, Of Milwaukee, was in town
3st week.
Mr., and Mrs. J. D. Easter and Mrs. and MISS :
have started for the Centennial
Mrs. J. l. Mosier will soon leave for Colorado ! |
,r the benefit OF her health. /
The Res. Charles E. Larnbert and Miss Nellie | :
athrop will be married Wednesday,
Mr. John ]. Bell and Miss Jennie E. Crapaer will
married. Wednesday afternoon at the reside nee !
Mrs: Crapser. {
Mr.. c. w. Magill has removed to the city.
President Digelow, of the Boston Dental College. |
as in town the other day. =
The Rev. DR.. Sinde and family will remove to l
etroit this week.
MISCELLANEOUS MEMORANDA. =
a meeting has been called for Thursday after r
>on ut the Methodist Church, to take some orgnn- -
ed action in behalf the destitute poor OF the Vii
&c.
There will be Bible reading at the West Mis- 9
on Thursday evening
There is much satifaction over the withdrawal bv =,
t. 4. Brown, of the changes against DR.. Went ::
1rth, and the announcement that the HQrd- ! y
own case is ended forever more. y
The Eclectic meets ut Mt, George Watson's to- !"
orrow evening. =,
The nomination of Mr. John q. Kedzis for the Al
gisature gives unbounded satisfaction in Evans ~ ~
H., where llr. kedzie is dcseryedly esteemed ! y
better candidate could have been found in the ns
venth District. 1u