, 1875-04-04

| Seventh Vnr1i ............. cJ,tQu,00
/ Einfh Vard ~ recommendations. '3,So0.G0
Tenth Ward .............-............ 2,74n.v3
Eleventh Ward ~
! Tbirfeentn Ward rd..,...,.....-.........-.. S7u.o0
Town own c cf WauSatoss 3o0ao1
| To1rn ~ FrauB1n 1n................, 1850. .0D
Town Of oaE crcci. 1,50p.ro
Trovn ri Gre,nfald ld..........x.....,... 274.C0
Total, .sl21 sol. Sc
PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS
/ a. jolly sort Of reception was given to Crystal
Spring Goot-Templals Lodge to night.
| Wild pigeons have been passing over the csty
| in docks Ill the week
! A. Kirby Townsend, Esq., and hif: BRIDE have
returned TO the city from their HONEYMOON trip.
| The happy couple ra,1ied week or Eo IN Chca-
20, and liner specimens Of Milwaukee manhood
and womanhood We. do. not desire to
exhibit sooro to the eo5aps aaans bsy sye' b.9e 81
now settled down to domestic bliss in serenity
| and comfort, surrounded by loving f1ends, with
! path IN life, it is hoped. stTeWn Filth flowers
| and void OF tho1ns. Few couples commence
married life under happier auspices than Mr.
| and Mrs. 4 Townsend
| The gentleman who was described rs having
deserted his blideelect almost st the foot OF the
! altar to engage himself to another young lady,
| has broken the latter engagement and was maz-
| ried to the old lore last Tuesday.
4 very pleasant soiree came of last Mond&y
evening, at the residence OF the Misses Knox, on
Michigan street. Prof. Clausar added very much
to the endowment Of the party BY several piano
solos, ana Hiss Clark sang very pEettily, mach
| to the. delight Of tLose present. Terpslchorean
pleasures were indulged in, and all felt they had
| enjoyed most pleasant time.
George Cain, Of this city, Tas married to q
| daughter Of the Hon. Fred Uorn last Monday
". 2. Cauen, it. is runored, ls engaged to
John 1Fl;liams, with Mathew Brothers. is also
| engaged SO dame runlor says, 70 young lady OF
Beaver Dam.
Miss: May Rsnry, Principal of Wisconsin
sixth and last lecture befora the Ladies' Mis-
siouary Society last evening at Spring Street
Congregational Church.
Miss Louisa Hood, OF this city, one OF the
champions Of the tcn3e7:::,ea cause, Is about
starting On lecturing to-, Trough M1nnesota.
Mr. Robert Hill WAS tI:r .,cky recipient OF
leather medal, and alr. ST u.s Of silver vase,
as first down and last up At the.SpfiDg Street
Congregational spelling school last. Monday
evening.
E. C. HOPKINS, are about ready to occupy their
elegant residences On Prospect street.
The next entertainment of the P. s. H. Society
will be given next Tuesday evening.
The Sunday afternoon temperance meetings At
the Chestnus street depot are in . very -four
ishing condition under the leadership OF hrs
Tracy,
The entertainment OF the Asbury Literary: As-
sociat,on at the South Side Turn-Hau was largely
attended yesterday evening. the programme
VAS OF an interesting cba1ncter- The singing OF
the Misses Murphy was rewarded with an encore,
and the duet upon violin and piano by Miss
FORSTER and Prof. Priem was excellently ron,
dered The drau1. Among the Breakers, and
farce Rough Diamond were admirably acted
and great credit is dno to the ladies' sno gantao-
men sustaining the ssg.ra parts
4 complimentary party will be given to tho
members Of the Sh4dow Club next Tuesday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. v. {. iosers' On spring
street.
The finding Of Tnrious dead bodies, infants
and adults, during the week, the infantlcsde by
Mary Schneider, and all the startling events Of
to TnE DAnY TRIBUNE, and very little IS left to
transmit to-day for publication in tho Sunday
edition. One item. however,, Is YQrth E1ung
under the head Various. namely. thai it is very
difficult to purchase TRIBUNE on the streets 1 aas
Times to such an extent thai now practically the
ncwsboya sell that paper only. Hundreds ot
persons are compelled to go to the stores
to get THs TRIBUTE, in consequence. nee why
hare il, that the Times is active and entarprs1ug
in pushing it's sales. and the result is that peo
pie v no viii not buy that paper under a1y cir
cumstanccs ase put to great Inconvenience, and
something for them. OF course the agents
here pretend the neEnboys prefer to sell the
Times. They do because it is made worth their
while.
Vest Side Turn Hall, bang tleiz Typographical
Union anniversary celebration. dancing, OF
COURSE
The Amatcur Aspirant is the name of
monthly amateur newspaper printed by D. F.
Roberts and A. ". Dinswall IN this city the first
number of which has just appeared.
| Ali the ice in the bay has gone OF on = pros
| pecting tour OF tho east shore. -,