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, 1876-03-18
REAL ESTATE.


Tbs following instruments wesn dled for record
Friday, March II: .-
CITY PROPERTY.
Paullna at. bS II = OF Clartnda Ut, -, to1l3oH,
Fiuneil It, 100 fl y Of Wentworth av, 81, 2sx ~,
100 Il, datol March 1G..........-.....:..:. 1teo1
E!hton tv, "a It . Of Wade ei. 81, a@1l2ah , ,o,
with improvements, dated Jan. 5............ Aooo
Hnps At, ITO It Of Morgan Il, ~, M1loa H. W.,
uAfcd Mhfch !.... ...;'....:..":n. rA'
Lsu an s,'inT n, iil ~ atc q %sre IS 1900
Central Park ~. 100 t: Of Twenty 'nfth 1t, I,
1e01l14 9-l9 ii. dated March 1............. btcoo
asuesen ay, 100 II = Of Twenly.sourth It, 81.
iatr, sI..ca u III. .. 2sooo
Alexspler at, 400 Il " Of Wentworth AZ, T.
4t1G7 II, dated March ill.,. ............. 1900
canall,ort ar, 10 IL = " OF EaRhteenth st, asfp
a5 IL rnnnlr,g north 10 Ef9htcrnth At; als0,
n?Mf.. wlIh buildings .,atei March t... e,ooo
spUFn or c11T LIMITS, WITHIN 4 NADfCs Or AtLkS
COURTHOUSE.
sta:e At, $50 It Of Fortcth st, {, 1'1t03 II,
dated March Observation-Disclosures. .....$ $50
Euglrwood ~, led b-lO It OF Stewart Avt 4.
YAxlt5X ii, dated March II. ............ l0t
Forty y-hrrt 1t, 647H It " OF Langley ~, {,
2lss1l4t II, with building, dated March TO-. $500
, 1876-03-18
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO,

CATTLE-With better weather aud decline In The
receipts Of aotuething like 2do0 uoad, there i'm"
proved tone to the market yesterday. hb!pQert took
hold With lesa Than tho earlier days Of tho
wrcA and, wlIilo tho demand from that souEce waa
not specially urgent II was sufficiently ac!yo to clear
Tho yaE1s Of everything that was of quAllty good
enough meet tho requirements Of the Eastern tsade.
There was general advance ID pr1ccs Al dexcf1p-
tons were hrmo. however. and In desirable bntchers
stun and tie best clasa Of shipping stecs better ag-
urea by about l0c than prevailed tue day before
rallied. Tho range Of salos Was $9.bo854A5. Dus,
lean cows old o1en siags and scaswsg sseess so!d At
{ls0933a; good fat bulls. good butchers' eows mud
ntockc.s Ut %; and ordinary to choice ship
ping becsed At $4.o095.45. Tbs larger part OK the
day's work was douu 1t ti003t.75.
, 1876-03-18

-....-..- PROVISIONS.
nOu PRODUcTs-Wers irregular ~ regards Rctly-
isy anl steady In Tue matter Of icoa sEe bcing very
tls ehsugs in quotations. Llsorrooi stronger on
iAr and meats, but that fact only secca tho local
trade bringing ont few orders from other rolnts, and
Tearing pork u though hogs uern 1s.n, with rata
CT light supply.
sitss ronx-was rather quiet And easier, falling M
3xo per br! undcr limited demand. with moderate
offerings. Now York beins reported inactive. Bales
wors noted Of 10 brls cash at A9al7H; 1000
brla collier April At sl21s99217S; $3.50 brs ao'ler
May At ta23746972,47iK; nni .so brls seller June At
s2as5, Total, CLIO bsls. Tho market eossd dull At
S22,1O cash Of seller MAtrh; $3lt2HR2LI3 seue1
ApriI; s7231k seilrr afay; sl!.6l'4ta E.5s !unc.
rrtn,c mess pork visa lnltt ct si'0o. Extra primo
Lsnp-Tsa III better demand, hit chiefly on local
account aud aiyauce Sc rrr TOO 1br n sympathy with
continued strength In Liverpool, which WAS 1nolod
Arm II IL. per cwt. TArrs fow uuiatde orders.
YsIra wcro reported OF a5H tes cash At $1HNal327H;
HUN tcs recr April at s133xtSlaas; 6,7sn tcs SELLER
aiay at *iAs2htat3hs md $3.50 tea ecilsr Inne ht
steady At fiJ1sa 13.27N rash Or srcr March; $l33s
seller April: 3.6s scllar May; and sls,11b@
t3,71 secr June. r..
MEAr.-wosa In moderate demand, and prices were
unchanged. Theto wsa fair inquiry f'r tho present.
but buyers generally bid &c under Tbs nlatleft AMI
the trading chiefly In round lois Oh local account
sales wn1e reported OF 200 0n lbs shoulders At Stc
secr Arr and Bc seller May; 1nl boxes long clearn
ut like; lQy boxes short clears 1t md 5UD
lbs ahort ribs nt I'll H5 PR tBD Tbs tect April St2 10
seller May, and sl23ol13b seller juno. Tho follow.
, 1876-03-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT t. cIeong II $105.
DuOOM-CUNS-Waa au,ct aud UNCHANGED. Tho
broom trade IL slack hencs those Ia l!s inquiry from
manufacturers, znd the sock Of corn u sugnept
Ing thu market II easy, md concessions would psoba-
t)y bo made for large lots, Quotato1s chocs hur!
1890; No. l,url 73SGs9ei choice ruel!u1n 7a7xc:
good medium, brush, taoxc; i4if tn.ds and covers,
6as4s: Inferior, 4@skc; crooisd. s3ee.
uU1TEn-The market VIA nrm 1t The lately sd-
ykueel quotations. The offerings Of grades suitable
10. .hs t.bls vere wholly Inadequate 70 the demand,
aud for fancy packages extreme rtices were realized.
ustween shipper aud tho local trade the market IL
kert bare sud sellers Ind no datcn!ty ID suasAinng
tho suue.e prices: Choica to fancy yellow, s25cc
medium 10 good grades, 2!@aec; inferior 10 CON-
1aon, 2uc; COMMON To choice roll. tS328c.
cuEEsE-Ths market Wa quiet, With prices stou-
ing 10 guotabla variation from hoss current for tha
past fortnight cr ,noss; Quotations uezo l13lsNe
, 1876-03-18


spssial DitpatAso ia Tbs CAteaqo tribune.
NEW YonE, March 17.-anAia-Whcas better; good
export inquiry; sales 1888 600 bu at sl8 for No. 3
waukee, fresh recepts: S1.23 for No. q Chicago in
storo gl3o for old No. Milwaukee, 10 storo; tl1s for
common mixed winter rcd wcsorn l.3o for inferior
amber w!ntor Western In store and $l.Ss for common
white Canada in bond n1oat. Hye quiet a1.d lrm nt
Bo,983o for Western; 824BGo for Htate. tho inside
price for car lots; and 55&8Gc for Canada in bond.
Daroy dull: in buyers favor; sales 3.5oo bu No. .
Cauala at $l.03 Corn, without decided change Ino
c1ats busnesa reported sales Of 4?oo0 hu at b94a
for no grade miaed; Glko for steamer mixed u1Ho
70. graded mixed and nomuslsy cose7o for old
Western mixed. Oats 4 shade better; sales OF $1,000
bu 1t 47}53AsHo for mixed Wcztern md Slate; and
4Gooc for while Western and Stats Including D.t0o
bu mfIel Weatern in storc At 4a4c,
pnoy18Ioxs-alldd1ca nrin nj 121s@13o for louR
ceas. Lard s; sa!es OF 100 tc Al sl3. 70 for prime
steam; ut tbs 1rBt CALL for March $iS.10 was ltd and
sl37s asked; for Apstl fl37o bid aud &io7s usk
cd; for b1ay, $lse1E Wa lid ALI! sl3o2N aafod; fr
June. $14.O2x was bid aud tlt.07k sskod; for July,
5ls.11H was hid and sl4. 20 asked. -.,...
WnlsxY-starkst qu!os; s1.oJ lid and $s.oot5 ssked
OHocEn1Es-hugar-Masket stcady; fAr inquiry;
refining quoted At 7}t@7 ll.loo; primo 1t Ike; Noa.
10 aud II Hsvaaa, 7{@8o. Colee-a1arket hrm; fair
ohbng inquiry; R!o quoted At ls0lSc tn gold: Aarn-
eaibo at 1e9lsko in gold. -
TALLow-nules unchanged; In moderate demand; ;
primo quoted At D..
tTu The Assoeialsd fTett. .....
NEw YonN, March hl7.-CorToH-Aartet easier: 12Is
ala Lite Futures atcady; March, II al-329ai3o;
April, II l.l6c; May, ~ 1l-323laHc June, l3tSd3
ii Also; july. II 9s2alsHe; Auxust l4aal4 1'ss;
balea last year 100 receipts OF Tho seaaon at all
United States pors, u00i hat year, Doo; e1'
ports for the Week seOeo; sst year vs. to.l e1.
porta 100 list Jesr l,377, ,Q0o; stock on hand
sud on shipboard not yet cleared st sll us atstos
ports. 70 oe0; last year, GUT o aock u The nataUs
III U5o; last year, 1900; aoct 1t Ltserpoo so2 oga
iast year, 7Oa American auat for Great britain,
| 4a!, 600: last yoar, ~, ,u00.
FLorn-A shade ntmer; moderate export md hon'e
| trade demand; No. !, $115f4io4 super sta!e aad
WtAtern, $I.21(94,a6; common 70 good n1ttr, ssoNs
b11; good to cho!ce, $5sut&tf6t while wheat s9ta
x5,so@173 extra Olio. &sDoGa7as; ". tosls, ~
2900; Minnesota patent proeeas, $a.soes9o0. Aya
| -four steady; $i.2sAe10
| ConN.NxAr--ataady; Western. 81. .t33.M.
fla1in-Whost mora active; receipts H. 100 bu; No
spfins 81 scts i.3s; DO mixed, sl.M; do uugr.dsa
il,u3yi.i7: NJ. Chicago spr!na tl.2o@1,2aH: No
ni1wankeo Sl.97; store uo old. $.1o; No. do. Lex
| T. ID: w:titgs red WnsteEu Co1nlnol Mixed $i.15
s,nScr wjuter do Inferior atole, Il Canada Club N
lond $,u3 1ye quiet but 1rul; Htau, B!tssGo; Wont
anu boes Sol Canada III bout eIt4S6o. Bariey-haskc
dull; III buyers favor; No. CanA4s malt siula
auh beAyy, Germ ahAda nrnss; receipts, 81, ,U0j uu
mixed no grade, ay4G86yku; low mixed graded
6iKaGlkc; ri1od steamer, eiX9Glksi do graded
, 1876-03-18

:rtttol ptn:tth e =: c1ltaso 1tfonn:. .-
ths week siding Msrch H. lao head, 40 q
through stock and Ill eass Tor t!s ssfet a9snst ~
aud LIS week batoro; the arrival. this week Of yard
atock lighter than Last, and prices arc little bettcr
main about tho pame With few hryets and Light Do
to uooi. ijoD to i,S. Si,7s3.s5; conmon to fs,r
800 TO LOO sio09 atocke1a and faedcrn, f3ogs
s as ssa g. sese ie;ole ;ess for the
beioro; Arrivals Sht ii tSe weak, Workers .sIlinR
hriskiy aud r1sdeapha scarcely at any price Phtla-
aclnhiaa ss,ooss.4V; Yoskers. ts.oo@s.6o; 1oughs.
HnEEe-neeeipts l1 o head. asainat 49, $50 the week
before; light arrivals, with poor deulssd; e1ra !lo
to 10, $7G37as fair to good, 10 10 1o0, $0oa9so;
medium. Is Il 70, si.75@5.25; common, saooai,to
snsfit! Dspnfeh ~ 1h4 Chtoaoo 1fibara.
ALBANY, N. y, March MISUNDERSTANDING, go
"a sio5; Of las week. es!sss have experiences 4
to-day; tho dulless wns cau.ea by heavy Snow.
storm, and It being ", patr,cks pay; oeal butchers
but liltio il any Improvement; Eastern buyers lass
to: ii loads Eastern. conu.fy e.eFa full many
l4st wctk market clo.lng 1nict, but arm; to'duga
Fsaa sr,sl4 eGnssssd 81 ony ee ~ a. II short Of
last week. market slow, but rather stronger for shee
Int not quosaby hghes, With II foada II peua nnao
mon q ts.r sGso; iii 70 good dSa,to; szfa from
N5lo higher.
NEW YenE, March l7.-HEEvKs-neceipta 1850, max
in9 $3.50 for four days, sgaiuxt oSa Il tAs sams na
lAst wesk market very Inle tbs greater part Of tho
faIf cotnuneat to beat steers, 9812c; prime lots,
ii ssxEHiees,pts ts11 &C. sS'a a.tss four y,
agh!1st II 30 tha AAMe lue lnst week not mich do
g sqt r% fsss .qa .4..s o axl. 0sdnaF
swisE-isese,pts 3.io. mskina ii o3o IS four day..
sgslnst ll.sco 1t tls san.s umu last weak. Nous Of
, 1876-03-18

Long and short eiearn quoted At 12,io cssh: and
12'ic te!lcr April. boxed: green hnEns l2H!ai2Ao:
-pick1cd do, la713c; Cnmberlanas, liz cash
or tc1lcr March ionK-cut hams, l3AG513Kc, bokcdi
bacon hams, l4As1iHc.
OhEAHE--Wns qniet at 7(53c. .---.
UEEF pnODUUTS-Wtre ateady and guisl at Sl0.75
fai1.M for mess, $ll.75a120o for extra mess, and
T.1tow--wss quoted 1t s,.9sXc. sa!o vaa mAde
Of 13u bts city At a.:c.
, 1876-03-18
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following we're tho receipts and shipments Of
tho leading articles o! produce In this city during The
twrnsy-four houss ending at I O'Clock on FRIDAY
morning:
, 1876-03-18

liUuH-Sclers Lad NO reason TO complain II tho
course Of tic bog market. Thesc strong demaul
both for light Rnd heavy Weights, and s.lrs weso quick
a Al advance ores rauraInya ptiets q DC POT io '
ceps the fresh arrivals failing some 900 bclow those
Of the day before. Sales Of oon grades wern a 5eo
esl5, and Of poof to good hcAry q S1u93ss. There
Philadelphia grades nominal At <8.75Ao1j. Inferior
lots sold ut $I,vGSs776. Tie narkot oIossl tlrtn.
1uhfT r
, 1876-03-18

BNEEI-The market was I1aEt1Ye, not On ACCOUNT
Of lack OF demand, but lack Of auppllcs. The
fresh receipts only III bead, and coiuequently
Prices rnngsd from $l11 for atock sheep i0D for
good mutton grades. CAoce to extra quoted 1t S3.15
Rt4S.
, 1876-03-18

Al last years weights tho number Is equlrssat 10
s,o.s,0Ni or SIC, o,0o0 ahort.
holds rnott, Tho ngGrrga,e fstllnV Oh will BE- about
17,10J QUO tts equivalent TO 81, 100 tea.
, 1876-03-18
TELEGRAPHic MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
=

FUHET3H N4NHNE ..
1pseial D,tpateAt 10 7hs Chssa9o Tttaaas.
LIvEAsooI, March Hill 4. m.-PLouA-Ho, H.
ais; No. a. ~.
oaau-wheat-Winse, No. !, 1us; No. 2, - sds
spring, No. !, lcs; No. O. o. Rdi white, No J. AoA
, 1876-03-18

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, March 17.-retrolsum drn standard
willie, llo test, 1tNo; prime white, 1so lsta.s)
tcat, IKE casl, car lots.
, 1876-03-18
Che Country in Need Of Increased 40.
commodations-City Loan
Market Dull.
Now York Exchange Firm--Slow
Currency Movctncnt.--Cte0r-
ings $o,7O0,O0O.
The Produce Markets Generally Tamesse
Lard Stronger...Nhcat on the De-
cllne...Corn Easier.
FINANCIAL.

-.-.. .,5 4, TIM i Al fnv lava Tim
COUNTY, II DATE OK nuneSs AZ. - ,I ~ Iti, -
applications from that fo1tcS LOT loahb nh'e sno0 ~
crcasod atI considerable amount Of country paper
n lin ,.nrs ,v ctly customers who bAye tAEeu
- y, y. ,e ~ ,.. ~. Tht, .tsto or arntrs wilt
hfn hea u FaS1en1s %uo .,,.. s..S. rsn.tn +, ,hc
>ontlnue ~ lonH a. INC eoo"'ss soAa" 's"e.,' ~ " Nv
bad condition In which they now arc. In Tho c''y'
huaucca 70 autet Tho nuppiy ct good ra1tr IL small!
md tho toanab1e eans OF Tho banks aro inercaang.
Rates OF discount al tho hanha ara 'aalo rst cent.
On lhs street good paper 10 In demand It fa'oraeo
rates. ranging from PER cent upward. .a
New York exchange WAS sold between banks At 259
M n,sn,ium for 81 900.
~. ,,.,rIrrs n,r. e. Inn nm
*n0 s''~t'Nb' "''o s'''ot'
THE Clr9 AND THE uAHK8'
n ,nn% now bo copstarod settled That tho city Will
vi, e., ~ nroo+la,ion with t>s CHICAGO banks for an
~ AZ !o t....,..., =, .I,1 ..,1ioc,inv 1,horn
msanee on 1ho aeeus'y .. e.S Ie.''ee'' ,.tto
As no limo any possoi1*f that TUG loah ~ouu oc
ec,lrcd unlcEs certain explicit pledges, stipulated ny
u,n tants werc given by tho City GuYernncut and,
ycn with these e pction Of the banka
loub,tul. 4 number Of conferences hayo been held
between the Mayor and tho bankcrs,-nonc OF them
.ully attended by tic latter,-aud all attempt was
nade by sons OF tho bAntn favorable to the cltys sp
tuca!ton to arrange aome basis on which all tho
,anks could uuito III tho ioan. This has failed, and.
eckng this cooperation Il II not likely that my loan
, 1876-03-18

NEW YonK, March 17.-Goll opened II lItAl Ed
nneed 10 lla., and s!oseI At llst.. Carrying xAes
ltal, Loapa were also ,nhde fiat.
Governments closed .teady. after = fractional Id.
rance IN soma catca.
Railro,d Louda generally quiet; At. Paul MORE
Krak.
State securities weIe dull.
stocls opousa weak sud lower, The decline ranging
lrom Y TO 1A,-thn htter Pacific Mali Ut. raul
nuctustcd considerably ou tho dividend and rumora
about snkiag-fund and An injunction,
The Stock Exchange uaa uomewhst disturbed by
eupors growing cut OF largo sales of atock Of tho Ma
t1ouil U1uk Of Uommerce. Aftfr tho close Ut busi-
new Doard II Directors Ct thu Hsnk Of ts STATE Of
New York. who IL transferring hs money u tho latter
institution. Tho buyer Of tbs stock IL = well.
known capitalist. thoroughly eonssErsnt with
ibea-snatya 1T tho Hank Of Com.
inescv. During lilo last hour Of business atocka
were irregular, but tho chanGe1 vera contaae within
narrow LipIls. Tbs Chicago. Rock 1.isna 4 Pacific
PER cont payable Tho 27th Of April Tbs trsiiotsr.
book. eose March u. TransactionA e9grsgsted 1 oo0
shares, Of which VO pactho hall. 3!o Mes-
ern Union 5000 Northwestern, n 600 III. PAUL. lauto
Erte, and 43,Uau Lake Shore.
belmont, ihe newly elected TEesdenf OF tho BANK OF
examination Of tho accounts sn1 sssats. Ia found
that the eSnk will he able t1 than meet t atlll
sles. Tie bank will probably uren for husness aiou-
AoasJ aotivs; ato l-le and Interest; closed 1t 5.
Prime mercanuls parert 4H9G.
Custom receipts, t2t9.Uu9.
Tbs A1aistant Treasurer dlsbuFaed $l6l,oto,
Imports Of dry goods, "a Asa ,0o.
EIetrtuRt, $lB,0Q,O0o.
Sterling &tfpnBi 49GH449o.
, 1876-03-18
NEW YORK naY.aooos MARKET.

4NtedI U1soa1tf 70 7ha CNao30 1F16uTe.
NEw YoRx. March 17.-Dusluesu wts quiet with do
ncatlo commission houboa and Importers and tho Job
bling trade moderate. Cotton goods wcro in steady
request and unchanged in arst hands, Prints "sre In
fair request. Oriental fancy and shrtlng prints
reduced xc. dtughnms nul cotton Ircss goot1s wero
III nlsxdy dcmaui. Woolon goods for mems wesr
, 1876-03-18

PiTTsDuRo IRON AND PETROLEUM MARKET.
Pi11snuno, March 17.-p1u-1noN-Quict anu I'm.
changed; No. foundry, &2t.0oes2t.oo four mouths
Nc. 2, $72.o0@2J.o0 gray forge. $27o0. ..
rErnoLxuM-Qu!st: steady; crude. 5e.17h@2.eo At
Parter's; refined, lAl01I4c, Philadelphia de-
livery.
, 1876-03-18


tbs aggregate dlaburEonents dur!nR Fepruhry
were s6I9 6C increnso OF $685. 9c0 compared with
lant year. OF Tho Total, mining eonpansea rall
S3cs6oo ~ aganst t43a 100 last year. In other
ppratioua tho following Increase il sh.,wn Banks,
flD,poo: Insurance. companies, $1,000; Iowdsr COM
panlcs 1900; gaa aud water companies, s.5ooo;
miscellaneous. 81 AGal
, 1876-06-18
HYDE PAnw

| CHE SUU16 FARk COSCERx.
! Owing IN part to the uncertain weather,+ha
concert which Was to take place In the parA
yesterday afternoon was postponed.
The South Park Commissioners are building
strong pier OF piles at the northeastern cxtrem-
ity of the lake shore park.
Mr.. Chase sibley, Jr., gare pleasant party
last tuesday, the occasion being in honor Of his
second birthday.
Mr. Carlson is engaged upon new atlas of Hyde
Park It Is to be In i've volumes, aud very COM
p' The death Of Nj. A. c, Rostns,s son. notice Of
which appeared in Tue TR1nuSE Of Friday, was
caused BY coart, which was thrown BY careless
Workman from the steeple in process Of const1uc-
struck him on the head IL lived but a lew hours
after the accident and his funeral took place yes-
A well conducted vocal and instrumental concert
Vas given two days ago at the Sixth Presbyterian
The Hyde Park Hotel continues to innrovr IN
convenience and beauty. Among the recent arri-
Tals there are: Potter Palmer, John B. Drake,
S5e1sey SS5hsnnssy T. Bowen Chicago Tabor and vie.
Ne Ne" York; Emery a. storrs and wife. John Tyr
rel; George q: Pullman and wife, e. o. Stone
Hyde Fark Station has long been noted for its
splendid depot, bat now the place promises to be
sti more attractive. In front the depot are two
cost Of 3137; one Of them runs an inyenlous
WateF-wheel, invented BY Capt. Bailey. South q.
as as he grounds Pnds belonging to The Illinois
and planted with fragrant howers,- while twining
vines will soon be seen upon the frame. works
lately S erected. s The whole scene is luxurious
arranged. >~'' ~~~'N''
the guests for the first time yesterday evenng It
L L splendid hall, elegantly furnished, and caps
6 6te Sf a.;asg Win the exception
OF ChtcugO, the dimensions ~ The fu.o heiny
, 1876-06-18

1t was appreciated by those who had the good for
time tn krsr If and + - honad ,h;a oufdnnr cnn
certs viii soon be repeited
| A little son OF Mr.. N. Eaiais while r1ayinr neal
Duskee's new docl feIl Inn the water and wonlt
have been drowned hnt Ynr thr t;mejv efforts OF s
teauster who happened to see him.
| TuEOLoG1cAr sT1srTIyayY
| The Rev, Mr. Wulker viii nrearh Mt the n. E.
chnTch Snndar Mnrr;e WI Prsa n. IN u - -
| and Sunday-school immediateIy aftcr at IL m
] ErerIng service ut 7:30 n NJ Tia nastor preach.
Ing IN the topic, ssThe Love Of God. and the God
| of Love"
| At the t.onprcrat,o,.1 frhr,cb n. Rev .r
Hitchcock will occupy the pulpit both morning and
VIII be ''The Spiritual Life. In the evening the
plstor will consider ssrhanio,e Parter ~ a Then
| bgtan and as Refo.mer,"
] Ic, and Episcopal churches,
The Rev o. s. Tbayer occun;ed the nu1nit of
the Conversational Chnrch 1asf Sunday
, 1876-06-18
KENOSHA..

Special Correspondence or TIE Tribune.
KENosHA, June 17.-This season seems des
tined to rival all its predecessors in eccentrici
ties. A long, cold spring and now summer
that has started in with more tlan the usua
amount OF cold rains and dismal atmosphere
changes. A week or two since, and the deuizens
OF this place rejoiced IN warm sunshine and
balmy zephyrs, with a prospect Of enjoying
some Of the delights peculiar to the summer
season. The last week, however, has been a
succession Of rains, fogs, and bleak northeast
winds that have totally dissipatcd their dreams
for the time being, at least, Of linen suits and
cool muslins. This uupropitious weather has
caused deazth Of picnics and croquet parties, and
general complaint Is heard Of the great dulInesa
IN society mHtters.
1.-THE 1R1sH L1oN.'
The young people Of the Congregational Church
are ndefetsablc in their endeayors to increase the
building fund Of their church, and with this OBJ.
ject IN view prepared the farce Of s'The Irish
Lton" for public presentation last Tuesday night.
The mere notice that Miss Frank Bain and Mr. A.
Sinclair were to take the leading roles in the play
was sufficient in itself to draw good house, as
their hietrlonic ability is established fact in this
community. They were ably supported BY the
other ''coEaedians :" who took part In the farce.
and ''The Irish Lion proved the success antici-
pateo ny Tue tItends OF the good cause for which
was played. The cast Of the play waa as follows:
1 oA 14uo[E.. "a C. Sinclair
Saaabbs' @ s'.--.'....-........... ......C. u: Wnsor
1IAs ill FuEr
n3au; ................---.-..... ..-Eugene Pierce
Souu LUns Hurry Sinclair
Gapt. Dl1on... -..---......--........H. H. Theirs
usE! Frank Sluss0n
1 Mrs. Eizg1g: Miss Frank Balm
IL e. Etu1An5. 3lrs- Sinclair
Miss Echo F. Slosson
Previous to the opening scene of the play some
very fine vocal music given, consisting Of solos
and quartette OF male voices. Mrs Wi1lsor sang
''Separntion," a beautiful ballad in her ueua1I1
graceful style. Minnie Doan's solo. 1.-THE Flow
CT Cir, was fne selection, we'll rendered. a.
though the young lady suffered somewhat from
stage fright Rock Of Ages, +" the eelection ciy-
en- by Miss Runals, which was descriptive Of the
different changes that occur from youth to old are
was, perhaps the best appreciated OF ali the vocal
sweet singer heary encore, but she failed to re-
Hpond to the well-deseryed compliment, The en-
tertanment as whole YVES f1ne, and deserving OF
the patronage It received
NEWS ITEMS
The base ball fever has broken out In this oufet
suburban town. and broken bones will probably be
the result. 0
The articles stolen from the German Catholic
ChaEeh some two weeks ago have been recovered
b9t arc so badly damaged Us to be unfit for use,
Win the exception Of the ciborium, which Is as
good as when 11Een.
Last Saturday e;ening the National Band treated
Tue citizens to some tine music gratis In the park.
, 1876-06-18

Special Correspondence Of The Tribuae
OcoSoMowoc, June 15,-Although it is yet
early III the season, the Place Of the Beaver is
being occupied By the stranger; and his stylish
turnout dashes through our streets out into the
country, "O7er the hills and far away" much
to the joy Of all concerned.
At Mann's Hall lust night q large and select
audience listened to the operetta Of
stTuE LOST CHILD"
rendered by tue music-class of Lakeside Semi