, 1875-01-31


Ancestors" The lecture was the first Of q course
that will be delivered BY this painstakiug collab-
orateur. and sayant- Il was exceedingly inter-
esting, and showedb by practical illustrations how
by-words in. modern languages compared with
those OF ftheongnal Sansc1it ne can tell the habits
OF our Ayan ancestry. On these occasions the lee
turer sits, aud reada from manuscript, pauaing
at intricate passages to explain them conTerea-
tiunally, and the hearers arc supposed To ask
questions aud show the masssyeness Of their
minds.
Delegates from the several German literary So
cieties and educational institutions Of the city
have commenced the organization Of d National
German-Enghsh Teachers Seminary. based on
the plan Of the National Association Of German
Teachers.
A German literary society has been organized
on the South Side, the firet meeting to be held
next Tuesday.
1noS-KSor BROTHERS.
A large number of the general public interest,"
ed in Secret Jewish societies assembled to lear
Rabbi Eppstelu's address to the members OF
Brethren OF the Hon-Knot. The rabbits reputa-
taon is widespread, and his address was appre-
clated for its eioquenco leas than for the a1ys
ter1oos allusions With which it aboundel Tho
Ion~kDor brethren are devoted to advancing rhe
interests Of their race.
pRor1nESr zEsU7rs.
In 1856, Dishnp Henni purchased the SQUARE
between State, Prairie, Tenth, and Eleventh
streets, for shout 511 ,oo0, and presented it to
the Society Of Jesus-or Jesuits-on condition
that, within certain period "A church and school
house should be erected thereon. The Society
has i: length found means to put up . church
building 112 By 81 feet, and 6chool-house GO by
40 feet, to cost S15, GOO, and these will be com-
menced early in the spring. The Bite commands
q magnificent view, aud is ono Of tho finest on
the West Side It's market value is now $45 900.
PEoPLE We KNOW.
B. E. Miller and wife and I. 8. Reiker and
wife have left for New York, en- route for Europe
BY the Java, Sd. Both we're serenaded before
leaving.
Bishop Welles, this Episcopal Diocese, and
Bishop Coleman. recently elected to Fond du
Lac Episcopal Diocese, gave reception to tho
faithful of the English Catholic Church, Thurs
day eTeniug, At the Episcopal Clergy House,
Which WAS onvenieutly jammod III tue even
ing. Both dignitaries looked we'll The recep-
tion took the form OF a crush.
Edwin Hyde, one Of the most popular men in
The Fourth Ward, and TfuBteo OF the North
western Mutual Life Association, has been
slected to the County Board Of Supervisors, to
i'll the vacancy created By the resignation Of
Weiss.
Tho Rev. J. 7. Breese has resigned Us CHIP
ain OF Cryatat 6priag Lodge, in consequence Of
having LETT tho city.
John Nazro, whom they wanted to seduce into
.he Senatorial arena, cbuckles at his wisdom as !
hc wires lash g Matt 5e, y and so forth.
Alexander Mitchell returned homo early in the |
seck. It is understood that the leaders Of the !
arty desired to be in easr consultation with |
I'm during the ss1ueele at Madison.
DRUD1CAL-
The following Information is given place in
He TRIBUNE, by request, FOR tha benefit of the
z,Ier OF Druids. The list and appointments OF !
,cir organizations use Rs follows:
Grand 9ro7e meess every eccoad Friday in June.
Niscpnsin Grove No. l. meets every Tuesday Ere,-
IT, corner Of West Water and Prairie streets. -. |
Walhalo 6roTa No. 2, meets every Thursdsy eyuz7-