, 1876-06-04

Petit, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Baldwin, Alissc
Bond, Strykcr, and Wood taking part in tn
same The selections played by the Natlona
Band were well rendered, and added much to tn
enjoyment OF the evening. The receipts OF tn
entertainment 60 toward replenishing the librar
OF the Congregational Sunday School. When tn
efforts OF our amateurs meet with so much success
1t seems pity that so much talent should be - hi
under bushel," only allowing itself to be zcel
once or twice year. It ia hoped these entcrpris
iny young people will favor us with another exhibi
| ton OF like character ere the summer is over.
| CH1LDRESss PARTY.
Monday evening Masters Harry and Freddie Sin
clair enteElalned their young friends At ,heir pa,
The. parlors were soon diIed with crowd oi
as s nabs 5ass % dressed xah in d5tsnes whs and uss
seemed to feel the shadow OF coming years resting
upon them, and the necessity OF acYuittins them
pFcttier sight eannoi Ie Imagined Than this party
through the Changes Of the auce Their eyes spark
moi td m tic SH tn y o. The hour our Pro
Dlckhaut furnished the music for the occasion, and
the youthful 1aneers rippea the flight fantastic
charming party with one OF his inimitable Irish
songs, and then the little ones sought their home
| nests.
oAtAIlEd1UI5 ApbHEA4s
Sunday night most dastardly burglary was COM
mitted in this city, the new German Catholic
Church being the victim. The burglars effected IN
took something over $500 worth Of The church prop
erty as booty. The silver chaicc: gold mon;
STRANGE, a ciboriun,, silver cap, the baptisn,al
mpst valuable articles taken. The banners and
some OF the vestmcnts were cut and otherwise
lnarFed, and the sacriegious wrctches left the
scene Of their depredations we'll content doubt
less. with tho nights operations. Notwiths!and-
ing NIL the efforts made to discover the identity OF
these burglars so fnr they have eluded detection,
police with another visitation. who next!
PROT. COOKE
gave two entertainments Saturday and Monday
evenings at Simmons Hall for the purpose Of ex
posing modern Spritualism and spiritual manffea-
tation. His entertainments were worthy a better
attendance than they secured, there being only,
claims he can do all that any medium c0n do, and
explains to the audience the manner in which the
.so.called manifestations Of Spiritalism are per-
ing Of the public patronage is not well pa.ronzcd
here as Prof Cooke found out to his own eatislac-
ton. He did not make expenses.
WHERE IS SIZE!
A little German girl OF this city has mystcr1ous-
" disappeared. and Is not likely to be found by
sS thu pa5sn a e d5 seny s1xs
he may assert his authority over her, and compel
the child to share his home " in the wiils OF
as the hs1 tn strongly T. ths
bringing up his little daughter after the same fash
ion, friends Of the little girl, ont of love for her,
transport her to smother Cline out Of his reach.
and he must return to his Texan bovines as he
came--empty handed. She came to this country
from Germany about two years ago, nnd WIS taken
by an american family of this city, who have
treated her in all respects as an own child. Con-
trary to the law Of nature, she loves her kind
friends much more than she does her own father,
whom she shuns and fears. This is the second
time he has sought to force her from her pleasant
home, but, to the great delight Of those who arc
been unsuccessful.
KESosnA DRIVING rARK
Among other notable places OF resort in. this city
Read M II The tFac Is f me in iS length 9Th and M i;
kept In the finest condition possible throughout the
entire season. Any fine morning lover OF turf
those from abroad, us they take their daily excr-
c!se. The summer meeting comes OF june p
and e premiums $500. june p the races will be
%, one rnce will be for hortcs with no record below
25o. purse $40, and tie last race is open to all
15S,tnS coas n s1ao Entries tor these
Friday afternoon Mille Simmons, a little dot of
years, celebrated her birthday with party, Which
was attended By thrty-six little ones Of her own
age or thercnbouts. These wee specimens OF hu-
nianty played on the lawn, under tile supervision
Of their elders: until they we're summoned to par
take Of the dainty refreshments prepared for them.
The table was spread on the lawn under the branch
es Of wide-spreading oak, and these tiny men and |
women did full Justice to the birthday feast.
Next week Mayor Quurles Dr. Saunders, Mr.. II.
o. 11insdale, aud Mr.. Stebbin5 viii leave this city
Tor six weeks tramp in the far West.
Miss Wleclock, of Green hay, has been spending
he week with friends at the Water Cure.
Friday evening the Mcthodists gave IN icc-cream 4
Ind strawberry festival in their church parlor A
pleasant time.
Mr. J.. W. Hays, Of Chicago. spent last Sunday
n the city.
Mr.. c. Schend and Charley Kupfcr left the city
for the Centennial. .' |
fine barge is being built for 3r. E. Balm, which
10 intends using ut his country residence on Twin
AXES.
Tomorrow Sunday being Whitsnnday. the Rev.
Nr. Walker will preach ut the N. E. Church on
opics appropriate to the day,
Mrs. Bachus and daughter have returned from
ianton, Mich. I
s1rs. Meyers and Mrs. Brady Of Albany, are Wis
ting Mrs. j. II. Slosson.
S. n. Rance andtw daughters, from Yokohama,
apan are stopping at the Grant House.
The Rev Mr. Hitchcock will speak Sunday evening
n "T The Recent Expose. or Spiritualism and
1Odern Miracles