, 1875-03-07

6&L146 up o1 late as 70 the pdDllc BcnOolss Aue
as tia people are much interested in the various
questions which have arisen, and some of which
hsve Jet to be decided, TIE TRIBUNE correspond
ent haa obtained some facts and figures from the
ofica OF the Superintendent that may be worth
reading.
Following ara tho sAlazies paid to teachers
CAST school ycsk): = ..:s....~ T..
Whole amount pzid.. $1o es0 0e
Fn1aao teachers. 530.OQ
Average sala1y Of 1nzle teachers 11so .0a
Average saasy Ct fesnsle teachers. 6o7.so
The estimated value of the school buildings
and furniture is about $46o, 200.
SEQUEL TO TIE SOUTH SIDE ROMANCE
> It appears that the youthful pair Of lovers who
have been secretly married have come to sense
Of the absurdity, not to say danger, Of the stua-
ton, and are teaztully resolved to do aomathius
desperate, Ely, for example, acknowledge all,
sue 10: forgiveness, an1 ask for shelter at the
bnde's parental roof-tree, Strange to Say, the
Young lady's papa, well-to-do citizen, has not
yst discovered his sweet child's secret and tha
young couple a1e undecided whether to take
the course pointed out shove, or to boldly
eay they are engaged, and trus. to good lncs to
obtain the consent Of their relatives to an early
maniage-it cannot be too early Why cn earth
they thought to pursue auch an idiotio
none but romantic, crazy, loye-sick readers OF
novels can un1arataud. Now they are bound to
each other for better ur worse, and II papa ls aa
foolish aa nost papas would be under such cir
cumstanees, years Of misery, misconstructon,
and suffering may be in store
MALE FLRr
: a young gentleman OF some means has taken
it upon himself to avepge the wrongs his sex has
for ganerations endured a: the hands OF female
ooquettea-he has set up in business aa male
T1ae- fno
aut-voicod, and able to support wife With some
dag1ee Of style. he may be excused thinking
himself sort OF mild Milwaukee Don Juan
He has been engaged to be married either 1hree
or four times; and the last time the mar
1iage was fixed for Tuesday d: this week.
An Illinois beauty was to have been
the biushing BRIDE But Saturday last Adonis
Aattered himself he had captured another Aut-
teting heart. and had the marriage postponed
til he could have his sport. And now it seems
be an with the new, whom he ia atdontly pgess-
ing 10 uAma the happy day when she may stand
1t the altar wondering for whom the bridegroom
hAs deserted her. The1e is considerable talk
among cur sweet girls OF getting up \ company
to 't bounce thia iuterloper upon the privileges
uf the ae1-
d4Y N SPITE or LEST
). We have uads mp for tho penance Of Lent and
abstinence from private gayeties by piunging
ourselves into vortex Of public anusements;
have danced to the music Of our Own nightin-
gales tarpeichores, and other interesting peouIa
with turn Tor the stage. To give + List OF the
amateur dramatic entertainments, literary
have been presented during tho week would
simply exhaust tho space reserved for this corre-
apondence. The most prominent event Was the
presentation for the second time BY the Amzteur
Dt&mstic Club Of the play OF Fashion" The
members OF the Club being exclusively members
<1$ f1nftfU Ia
thst the audience was NOT only overwhelming,
but included the bon-ton, not to say the creme de
Ia creme. The most notabla feature
n5 D the PLY a was the astoqoding dis;
calics tnust hare ragged that evening ia many =
saiT, diamond-claspad, pearl-poWdered4 palpi-
:ating female breast and the proceeds went to
soothe the eriafs. OF the street Arabs who have
been gathered into the Industrial Home on
broadway street. spring Street Congregational
Church sociables have also become t,nged with
N element Of fashion and, indeed, society"
ls giving = tone to everything in the Way Of
public enjoyments. Spring strcot ia good
,an tntldote tor mental md physical pFostra-
ennui and purely hrain food. 4
mast trot in comfortable sleigh, to the music
of liugling belis and merry laughter, aud shouts
Of recognition, and tho speeding Ut fast horses.
rivals, not to speak Of tho invigornting air and
exciting motion, constitute altogether marvel
pus cure for tho blues. Society, therefore, has
!steo with fEghtfal abandon to aleighing on
BpIing street.
: John Dillon is coming hera On the 18th, and
vii play the whole Of the week Monday will
be given "The Victims" AMI 'fBarney the
Baron; ;" Tuesday, Lancashire Lass; /" Wednes-
Day, Peep O Day" for mhtinee, and sColleen
bawnn and ..Jones' Baby" for evening; Thurs
aay (bsneat Of john. - t.L.mans Lesaoy and
"HLndy Andy:" Saturday matinee. "Colleen
Bavu." and evening, "Peep O. Day" and
'.Rorneo JaRer JENKINS (his best piece).
SOCIETY And INDIVIDUAL MENTION.
Miss Ma1y Bouua. daughter Of Mr.. H. Bonns.
has returned home from an Eastern tour Of soy- !
nal months.
Nra- n. p. Lynde has been confined to tho |
bouse with slight indispos1tion during the week,
but will probably be busting about directing on
with her usual energy and chserfulness
In few days.
Tho Milwaukee members have returned from
aAdison.'
:, Ths sxty -secoud birthday anniversary OF the
W1fe Of the Hon F. T. Zettler was celebrated With
Ereat rejoicing and ane reception at the family
residence Tuesday evening.
Tbs Shadow Social Club will give party On
:he evening OF the 2sd OF April At their new hall
ia Prairie street.
The new Literary Society organized out Of the
emains Of the old Cuz1an Society is in vigorous
aealth.s. The next meeting Of the Society will
~ held On Wednesday evening, March 10, at
rhich time the following question will ha do
idad:
Rksosped, That tho pulpit Affords better naM for
ratory than the BAr.
r Al that meeting Mr. ValeHe win entartain the
rdience with some Of hi8 choice readings, and
hero will also be music and declamations
1ts South Stda Shakespeare Club is another
sw organ.xatlan- They read Shakspears's plays
rczn the taxi.
The '.reading g-section Of Free Thinkers will
~rtfP n<{a 1
ou1th Street. Hail. the 14th inst. l..
4 society, called '.The Future" has been or
anized for mutual improvement, and VIII give
, entertainment 1t West Side Turner Hall the
'th it,st-'
Prot. Far1ar, Of Milwaukee Female Ce1ege, l.;
'llve1ed very interesting lecture on the Royal
stitute Of London, The Professor tas the J
Re faculty of spreading before the htarer IN
hour tho msin points of q lHetime's expert
ea. People who have bean members OF the 7
stitute for life viii hardly kao" more about it
m M1. Fss1ar told the aadfence. in about 60
Ihe Asbury literary Aasocisdon is o,e Of the :
,ss snoeesafm otgtnizstione On the ssuth s'ds-