, 1876-10-08

Lecture Association WILL De HeIlSereQ 4L the AC1t-
eny OF Music on Sunday afternoon by Jnl:n Ward
Howe. Subject, Thu Ethics Of Culture
Milwaukee ladtes give an informal reception at
the Industrial Schools worthy charity Bach
furnished the music and Conroy the refreshments.
1t proved pleasant and profitable entertainment.
Hall On Tuesday evening. for the benefit Of the
orphan girls OF ST. Eosa's Catholic Asylum, has
day aud evening having been large md the several
tables having been we'll patronlzed.
The Sheridan Guards, ut this city, went to Osh-
kosh on Tuesday night to participate in r. the com
petitiye drill for prize dag, and on Wednesday
proved themselves the victors, and were awarded
tLc prize BY unanimous vote Of the Judges.
the emo more favorable oatio5k and there has been an
increased activity during the weck. The demand
for business f!tes improved property and lots for
auence, bctter s prices @ have ruled i The transac
tions for the week will foot up an encouraging to-
tai.
case Of Mrs. Wilmer, before the Supreme Court
Inst week. by Mr. Ebitte to set aside the verdict.
A decision will be rendered on Tuesday.
upon the charge Of committing an outrage upon
two little girls some time ago, will be brought to
trial on Tuesday next in the Municipal Court. The
trial Is looked forward to with much interest.
men show that there is general feeling that the
tions are made with much less tronble and delay
han time during the e and everything
The sports Of the MilWaukce Athletic Assoca-
tion were inaugnrated on Monday at the Cream
The new lodge Of Knights of Honor dedicated
their new hail, corner Of Mason and Milwaukee
streets, on Thursday evening. Twenty-Five new
Plymouth (CongrcgationaD Church was reopcned
the internal pat of the edidSes having been COM
built by johnson & Son, OF Westacld, Mass, wns
exhibited by II. c. Eddy, the Chicago organist,
and attracted considerable attention He waa m as-
son and Dodge, Mesdames Hall and Hayden, and
other local talent:
Thursday night poor woman, With i fonr little
and stated that she was returning from the Black
Hills to her home in Black River Falls, and could
proceed no further, her means being exhausted
lice en- contributed sufficient sum Of money, be-
sides procuring her tickets, to send her on her way
4 leading newsdealer in this city informs your
correspondent that for some time past the number
OF copies OF the Chicago Tines sold has steadily
decreased. and that TntnuSEs have been taken
instead.
On Wednesday evening DR.. Charles c. Byrne.
g. S. A., Was united to Miss Henrietta p Calf,
daughter of the late Joseph S. Gait, Esq. The
ceremony was performed at the residence Of the
brides mother. by the Rev. L. A. kemper, Of
Na6h0tah.
Al the residence of the BRIDES parents, in this
city, on Wednesday, by the Rev. Myron v. Reed,
Mr. Edward C. Nolbohm to Miss Dora T.. Franken-
berg .-
Cards are issued for the marriage Of Mr.. James
L. Foley and Miss Lizzie V. Ilyland which is to
take place at the Church Of the Rcdeemcr. Elm
Grove, on Thursday, Oct u. reception VII be
given by the parents Of the bride. Mr. and Mrs.
James Hyland Immediately after the ceremony.
PERSONALS.
Gov. Ludington WAS present at the Northern
Wisconsin Fair, at Oshkosh, and delivered short
address.
The Hon. Matt E. Carpenter leaves Sunday
night to address Republican meeting at Laporte,
Ind, on Tuesday evening. after which he will en-
ter the canvass in Wisconsin, his health permit
ting.
Mrs. Kendall and daughter, who have been visit.
ing relatives in this city for some time past left
this week for their home in Montgomery, Ala.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Lucille Westerns company played ''East
Lynne, =" "Leah,'' ~ and t'Oliver Twist at the
Academy this week to fine audiences.
Al the Opera House, Cal Wagner's Minstres
played, Monday and Tuesday evenings, drawing
good houses on both occasions.