, 1876-01-16

complete without it; nay. the chillron cry for it.
notice that It is mostly persona who gaiu tneir
uT1ng by ca'ly toll who indulge in this costly
luxury; tho people Of Independent means and
large private fortune SEEM to look dorm uDon
such vanitles. Every one TO hia taste, Us the boy
s2ld TAan he sucked cast-iron rump. hnudIe
,na WIZ nss o6 tongue ou frosty morning with tho
mercury ~ below. It is uobodyn attalr cxcsut
tho PERSONS who i1ns to foot tue Bills.
TIE DETtEa or. Religion
have been rendered doubly agreeable the paat
Eeel By the agency Of fsh-chowder lunches a.,d
SUCH lge- It is rleasan. trip hep;l in baud to
heaven With Bweet girl who soils tickets for 5U
ceuts each. and 6moo:hs tic rond with equaro
meals, The ladies OF st. Agnes Guild, an Episco-
pal Cathedral organization. have toeu ceiobrat~
Ing themselves and cooking oysters for the honor
anu glory of God, aud the 5enotit OF tho fathes-
!ess, wlaoWs, and chiidless Orphans. in this way,
boevo, have been dong tho same. altnouEh
not having been notified of the latter, Will not
swear to personal knowledge OF it.
Ne are having
PLENTY or .AaU5E9lESTs.
The New York Hall Dramatic Conpaay Will &C.
cuIy the boards at tho Opsra-llouss all next
week, commencing Monday. playing Saratoga
and other Well-Eucaa society phys As fh1s
company is famous nrd las Tecenll3. occupied
large share Of public attention. every seat will
doubtless bo taken. The COMPANY It ls we'll
known, is the beet ever regularly engaged III
Chicago Tho I1ineruiau Benevolent Society
gives its annual ball a. the Academy Q; Music
"Wednesday The hill has also beca engaged Tor
q number of public aud private balls aud lnas-
ouerades, thai will probnb!y last ell the winter.
KENO5nA.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Sc-ciat Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune,
KESoss,A, Wis, Jan. 13.-Tho old-fashioned
n1ay of =: Uncle Toms Cabin :" was given here
last week by travelling company, with "Lot~
tie rs the star. although not tho original slot
IT," as many had supposed previous 10 the even
log il question. Even this corruption Of the
namo Lo..a served to drnw large audience,
and the managers probably wero 6cli;;h ted With
the receipts. Not SO tho people who had paid
their 1uone; to witness tho play, The characters
fell far shor: of their expectations, and, conse-
Guentiy, Z feeling Of disappointment prevailed
among the audience. The play itself has lost
some OF Its iutarest aa the scenes and characters
lcp.c.ed in it arc now among the relics Of the
past.
TIE NEW corFEE-I1oUsE
WAS opened for the inspection OF tho public
Tuesday evening. and, ns WAS expected, largo
crowd tllcd the room from to 10 o'clock in tho
evening. All the de!icacies OF the season were
served by tho ladies'. ind still, from the 'ubun-
dance Of the supply, there Was enough left over
to feed hundred more hungry people. The en-
tertainmeut was not sccsa1ian, us all the differ
en-. denominations are represented IN the Iem-
perrnce Union Society. 1t is hoped this
place OF resort for roung aud old will
prove popular end become What lis found
eEs design it to To, lonleliko place. whore .
raH 1>N ~1,& f1, Fl.
without the usual accessories OF Z saloon. The
ladies' intend to supply reading matter, so that
the time spent in the couea- house NAV be profit
ably Is we'll IS pleasantly etap:o:cd. The Society
feel encouraged By tho success Of tuis enter
taiuuent to perseycre in the good work, hoping
forts. It is Thought public entertainment like
that Of Tuesday evening o9re month or once
IN two weeks will prove . pleasant change in
she routine Of events. and be the means Of re-
,lcalshing the treasury Of the Temperance So
:iety.
.re still in vogue in this city. and that given by
urs Q. G. King Wednesday evening, though few
n numbers, WEE most enjoyable. Tho old time
r1ends Of airs. J. Metril, OF kansas City, A:o..
,ided in this CITY, ! pleasant lme as usual, a.
he Mayors house where all aIe go lively ind full
Il fun. Friday evening !
TIE THIRD |
u the Married Peoples Club parties c3rnn OF, !
nd was equal in ali respects to its predecessors.
These parties aro mostly attended by the dgn.- |
led married people. but generally fow Of the |
'ouug members OF society," join their elders just |
o g1ye zest to the daaclng. ]
ABOUT TOWN.
Monday evening tbs kenosha Fire Department |
lad their annaal meeting At the CoErs-I1oute. |
1le following officers were elected for the ensu- /
ng year: President, II, Z. Clark 4; V,ce-Presi- I
lent, ", E. Reed; Secretary, +. ", Deckman |
treasurer, George q. Head; Collector, J. G. |
;udd:e. An informal ba:1ot was cast for Chief |
Engineer, which resulted in ma jority OF votes t
nr Nr- c. Scheud, and ho xas recommended as
he candidate for that position to the Couaclt.
Next week our citizens will have Tho pleasure |
+ listening to Trof. Swing, the eloquent divine, |
;h,le ha speaks Of "Ihs Ideal No,el."
Dr.. Far and Mr. Robinson lett for Madison |
Let Tuesday.
Some Interesting lectures on Eiblo characters
TO given Sundays at the Congregational Church |
J the Rev. hIr. Hitchcock. Saul was The sub
ec* treated Of last SUNDAY, aud David will be
10 theuua cf tho morning ssrv,co this Sunday.
The schooner Contest, Capt. Svmonds. left
ls port for Bailcys uarbor Friday morning.
cold trip is prophes1cd for the Contest and her
rev.
Mr. and 1frs. Hall hare returned homo from
hcir wedding tnp.