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418 Mala street. nieeting WM called to order by tbe election reported for oar columns by Caleb LOCAL MATTERS. Ended Warden, itt, 405 East Water SIM. Pauline and thafouth 7, block ofthemeetifl section sentiinen chance to express their fy certain contemplated improvemenlk 4 finishing of Clinton street; putting in a sewer on Greenbush ffietoftWiatt Sv'ftei r. at the unirarfsiS part of First avenue.

remarks in re cases entirely new Eotmd Hata for and Mbsefl, opened popular at a. L. 418 Main St. Special birgwiu in FiM Special birgaiiu in Fia and Em- brofderiee, finest stock and most popular prices, at al or lOTj TTIIK ri jiui oonsin street, a-new new streetM.E.:churcht'athalf-past teni ties, mo UII 8' A fall asiortment ot kiof gloves, all sizes, all colors, at $1.50 per pair; net the glove for spring wear- Try pair, for you will like ibem BOOTH MAYKABD. A fmh of new styles for neck wear received thia day.

BOOTH MATNAED, 89 Wisconsin 'et. More new Eniting, coating and clothing at Booth Maynard's 89 Wiaoonsfn st. A ARE NO BEING CLOSED OUT FOE $1.50 A.YAED AT 105 BPEINGST. LITTLE i i Western Blank 'iBook Mannfactnring and Importing Stationers and Jobbers 'printing and book paper, 8 ole agents, for the Massa- Neenah and Spartajiaper mills. Printers inks and ooari, all kinds constant' Niwioxkii 417 East Waterstreet.

SPECIE PAYMENT J. W. Goeiz Co and By baying not less than- fifty cents of goods, we offer silver as change in return. Goods cheaper than eyer. Worsted 18.cents per ounce; High Colors, 20 cents.

"A fresh Gloves, black, dari, I and party colors, ladles sizes, Knittingjani TidyrCofeton in great variety. 1 An jewelry and" Hair Ornaments', at FEIHK'S: street. We shall ojen on Monday. ay -2f -an entire of Hits Flowers, at very Wisconsin street. lowpricesi.

The largest stock- of Hamburg Edges and Insertiontlj.Ia^ae at the very lowest 90,. Wis. St. lnia Imitation a 91 Wis. St pretty 9j Wis, St.

IS- WITH Wh halrcolorini IT because the light decomposes them and exposes, their foul" sediment. Hence the boxes are jioketed with' pasti btnewJiand.is -as. trahspaTeDtintheajtmisblfle as inf tne shade -It revives the tline and; does' not staui'the siin. 'drujjgisyl; ant fancy goods deal eWl i desire wbatmen aumirai." Andthia iAIrafaspareat a "iiof Magnolia Balm' wilLniake 1 ataairon; will fceen in its make it grow like the hair from dresw eing in the world, and at only hjalf ordinary get; rid of aaiiowness, pimples, ring marks, moth patches, don'i forget tjia Magnolia JL.IST a. Advocate, 4 will preach inthe Bnmmerfield methodise na.1 elincnh' and, wJJI preach in the SJ is the of the pastor's discourse at Plymouth church this evening.

EevV. Sv Failowa' the As- J)nry M.E,chnrch.this'mormng"-at half-past -f, H. Bea'ch, the recently elected pastor -of the Sycamore street baptist church ten morning, and-half-past seven o'clock in the kee district will meet at Union Grove, lions day, May 9th. The session will be opened wit-K a Bermon Mpndjy by fR fl v. S.

uf The of cthje, numbefbrought before the £purt yesterday 1 was somewhat larger than usualV The cases disposed, 6f are as follows: S. Hosnrer, 1 Thos. and Thca. Lewallen, who had; imbibed too freely the day previous, were fined $5 each. Bridget 6'Oonnel; fined $1 and costs, Olseri, before the court a certain street, was' allowed by the court to setjle the cage by, paying the COStS, Sanborn, arrested larceny, was fined $25.

John assault and battery, paidj a fine of Ann Janei'Stewart, a disorderly character', d. costs. SAD German girt named MSB; at theTJankintonlouse! walking street, on Satur-! sidewaWpiiiing'Ut-ap carried it to a married sister of hers, who resides in 'tne exhibiting- the article a jinnger isister got hold of it accidentalw ly discharged ity the -ball entering the lefl; shbuldeir ofberfBister, -(thie finder) inflicting Langv, were immediately sent forj bullet, last accounts th4 girl was'sniffering intensely from the wound i i 8cibpi, TOE Our advertising columns contain tne announce'' ment that a aohool for childrenffias by Mrs. Selby, by.lIi88, Emma Mr4 Selby an experieifced teacher, having tion, and her. qualifications for the task she tasnndfertaketfare rej- of a high character.

Miss Marah is iertlepartmenti. alijeiid engaged. The summer term commences to- UpfrOWi ClEClTIT COUET MILWAUKEE CojfKTY-i- Hm. David Small, Judge. Tlje se of Donneufelzer vs.

Grede was" given to the jury at half past five" yester- six o'clock the J420.00 for the plaintiff. ie.d until Monday at two o'clock. leotTire pa Suffrage" delivered last evening in the at Fond fcthe Miss Peokham, of this ciiy Tuesday evening iforsfcreet paMde. J-' -T. ion are reqnelBtedto attenii.

The completion of the MUwaukee, ford, Eock Island St. Louis railroad, a an ex Orion-is nthpne for a better Rendition' w'as given trained much; to store when Chicago (Sun'day, Union depot at pV by; Mte 1 afteraqon tore itte in t6wn. gard to the grading Clinton treet, and closed by iatrodnciDg'the -'ing: 7 1 Resolvtd. That we as tax-Dayers requife that all 'graders and co'ntractora be made "to live up to their 7 Adopted. Mr.

John Ruolv'ed, at" this 'citizens'' ine" rfur representatives the common eotracil are earnestly use all honorable' means; within their power to. have Clyjton street finished as soon as possible. Adopted. Mr. August Mueller introduced the fol- -Rtsolvfa Un- the Fifth, ward, be graded; the gutters paved, and tofl aaw'erbttilt-'accprding Ifa" the plans of thei.

board public works. a 4 introduced the i request the bf supervisors so much of said sidewalkaj otf'the West "bide of First avenue, between 1 Mineral streets, as will conform with 1 th'e'-'width of other sidewalks now'established fjr the city, Adopted, Messrs, ffalsh, Ilodgers, Pokier. IBaker, and Rqgee advocated the of Park street. The all earnest and unanimous in having all of the necessary improvements made as possible, and further the property owners h.are stated they were ready to.stond their share of the tax. Mr.

Rngee stated that he did not think the property owners on any other street ought to be taxed to have Park street opened, On motion of Mr. Roesbeok the meeting adjourned. 4 i ANHA DICKISSON. This disiingnisbed dy is announced to lecture at Music Hall, on Thursday evening nest, May 12 Subject "Whited istour years "since Miss Dickinson visa ited this city, and the memory of her eloquence and wit is vivid in the recollections, of the many who admired her at that time. Since then she has accumulated a vast experience in the lecture field and now jonfessedly, at the'head of the publie speakers of the country.

Her success during the season has been unparralleled, and! from the Atlantic coast to the plains of Utah, she has attracted immense and intensely audiences. We wish her the success which she merits, and her host of friends in this city will be glad to see her once again and to listen tq eloq uence. CHANGE OF is called to the summer arrangement for running the trains on the Milwaukee and Chicago rail- which takes effect Monday, May 9th Trains will leave Milwaukee at 6:30 a. 1 10 p.m., 4.10 p. and 10.30 p.

ard riving at Chicago, at 10.15 a. 4 30 p. 8 p. m. and 5 a.

m. Trains will leave Chicago at 8 a. 10 5 p.m. and lip. arriving at Milwaukee at 12 noon, 1.15 p.

830 p. and 5.30 a. It will be seen that there is to be one more through a day each way than heretq- fore. The 1.10 p. m.

train from Milwaukee and the 10 a. m. train from Chicago are fast express trains, making but few stops. i The 10 30 p. train from Milwaukee and 11 p.

m. train from Chicago will, under the new arrangement, be run daily, Sundays included, commencing Sunday, May 8th. A was a buisy time for the police. About the when peaceable folks are supposed to be home and asleep, the greater part of toe police force made a decent on tne houses of lUftujjOfCif this city, with making thorough work of it. Dp to tune of going to press they had arrested, Jessie Gilberts, Kitty.

Wells, John Johnson, Chas. Bennett, John Wilkins, Jennie War ner, fcingslej Pierce, Ann Wilson, Mrs. Fleisher," Theressa Kelley, Mary McClaffln, Mary Reid, Jenny Smith, Jane Hard, Mary Rice, Carry Rich. ardsoD. Mollie Khwley, Nellie Williams, 1 and Blary Cosa; The proceeds wiUjiidJome.what injepienishing the -i' Zjt- af r-M- EemrieK to and Chrlsslna B.

utotuin. eoutft -3t feet Vf tpt wait g. bleok I24 wlfr to Binerta M. ay Herman Zahflant, paatof lot 25, lock Ua vision, 1st ward, 4,00 1 VACOO lot, 5i block 90, 9th ward. Wm.

and wife to August BunneUter' lib Samne! Brc-wn ana wlfs to John tambrecbt lots 14 atad 15, block si31, Brown's additjonn. Qtawnrd JJQ 205, Smith's subdivision, Joseph KojJfeana wife to Adam lets, block 205, Geo. Smith's addition, 2d 900 Harrey Cnrtis and wife to George Ei Triat. 'feet of lots 1 and 2, blocfe 83 ward 430- GoorgeB. Treat to Harvey -CnrtU, quarters of an the southeast qr of sec 9000 Gottlieb Schlenstdt and-' wife to' Lndwii Schaum, east SO fen' of the west 93 lest of It-and 15, clock 34, Sherman's addl- tion, 6th yjard Thomas Given and Pierce.Sot 13, biosfc 39, Plerce's addition.

John Mueller and wife to Eeinhold'vVer'. mond, south half of lot 10, block man's addition P. Hallon and to Andrew lot 25, block 22T, Cross sub. divition, 9th ward P. Mallon and-wife to Abraham Christianl sen lot SI.

block 226, Cross Huideko. per's eubdiTlsion, ward 209 August Gnetzlaff and AuguBte. his to Carl Uatzse, about of an acre la the southeast qr of seo. 18, 9'th ward 700 Edwird Dngan and wife to Patrick Castles. lot 5, block 194, 4th ward 600 fiOoia sioi.

335 130 47o C. deceased, widow and exeon- IMS, to JP. 0. Cotzhausen, lots 1, 2. 3 acd 4, block 122, 8th 1075 Alexander Mitchell ana wife to Strong lot 2B, block 142, TVtek'B addition, 8th ward 150 Andieas and wife to Michael Brzeziusii, lot iT, blboK 138.

Smith's addition, 5th ward 200 Alexander Mitchell and wife to A Schwartz lot 40, blcck Week's addition, 8th 200 D. Q. Kozojs and J. A. and wife to Peter Horacek.

lot 12, block K5, ad- aiiion, SCO Alex. and wife to G. Rega'rs" "and J. A. Beoher.

luts 35. 35 and 87, block 600 Leander Wyman and to Ad im Ernst block 12, Ciark'a'addttion, 1,150 Henrietta Neuendorff and tiaaband to Jo- Dapp, IOLS 11, and 11, in block Its. Walktf'e roint. southern addition, 8th ward Boberc Ste-srart and wife to John Snamiski, -1 lot 13, in subdivision of wast qrof seo, 4, 6th ward TOWSS. H.

Silkman and wifo to Wm. Krnre, 30 sores in tbe wieat the toutli-ast 240 C. deceased txecutora, to Carl 131 95-100 acres in the northwest t.qgofBec.7, townof areenfield 6,500 companv i ouae, iff.vblock 15, Bay Viw. 323 200 MllwinkeeTron company to illthddisViiii- lots 3 and 4, block 11, Bay' 7 view HenrleKUellflngn wife to. Conrad Sair, i IK.acreg in the northeast qr of gee.

Wanwatosa Johann and wife to haif the the soutbT west ir of sec. 12, town of Franklin 2.HO JpaaroOsbprn and wife.tor.OtJarJea- Froem- anacreinthoioaAwestcornar ofsec. i C09 HeirsoJCarlFiehl, deceased, to Joachim fichoknlcat, aoiej in. ihs east balf of ihs'fputheaet qr of sec. 8, town 7, range Daniel M.

Brigbam'and wife to'Ltrt" Bl'os- 14' acres in lot 1. sec. 10, town of Mil- Whoie number Of 42 Total value or property Largest sale number ofi sales for vioua week was to 527,530. Musra evening Edwin Forrest clos'edhis successful season of four nights in this with the welKknown play of'Kiijg: lieair; It'is'generally bnderatood that King- Lear is Mr, Forrest's favorite character, and this fact was' sufficient to draw one of the largest and most intelligent audiences of the season to Music Hall last when pro nouncing the curse upon'the ungrateful daughter Generil, he gave a fine exhibition of that intensity and power as an actor Which is possessed by no other person in this country. The "difficult task of portraying' the transition from sanity to and 'vice las one of finest? points of Mr.

Forrest's acting last evening, while "the 1 reconciliation between the aged king and his ever faithful daughter Cordelia and the death scene, in the lastjact as rendered by Mr. Forrest and Miss Lillie was. one of the finest and most finished matic efforts ever witnessed in Milwaukee, of Shakespeare's plays acting, loni; aeaaoni and pur ciuzena should, make lt at PRESIDENT JOHN E. OfSnoUi, Chsndler fcCo. VICEPRESIDEJiTT; EDWABD C.

HOPKINS, Of H. BoaworthJ: Co. i SECRETARY: JAMES F. WABDNEB, Of Kinsman i Wardner. TREASURER: i J0HNL; J.

C. AMBLER, of Candee, Ambler Co. CHAS. P. JONES, of Ceo.

I. JoneS Co. H. C. PAYNE, of Crombie Payne.

Wm. P. McLAREN, of McLaren Co. GEORGE FURLONG, Provision Packer. FRED.

BERTSCHY, River Street Mills. Wm. T. Durand, Helfenstein Durand. A RCDB A man named Thos.

Hayne brought his boy, a lad about 6 years old to tbe station house last nigbt, and said that he had just found him in a barn, where he had been sleeping the past four nights; that he jfculd not stay at home or mind his pirents. The idea of a child six years of age running -away from home and sleeping in a barn when he was treated well at home, was so inconsistent, that the father was told that if it happened again he would be arrested and flaed himself. A number of prominent railroad men are expected -here to-morrow, amqng them, modore Vanderbilt, Clarke, J. Tillinghast. Mi Bancker and' August Schell, and other pjominent railroad men.

To "fill the positio'n ofcoun- cilor made want- 'by Mr'. resign nation, we hear the name of Mr; -Edward P. Walsh prominently Marine-Department. POST OP MILWATK2I 3IAT T. ARRITBD.

Chicaijo, rndss Prop.Mobawfc Uaicazo ril Albuns Prop IroMia Haven, 1 bbl arolassss 16 bols sugar, i cak 8 cha tea '42 -e Isquor mdse Manutee, lumber mdaa Caniateo Buffalo 700 bars A iron 159 bb'a salt, 15 bbls dried apples 800 apples kegs nails 50 bola oil 12 bbla sugar City talt 1 bbls oil 79 bbls moimaes 95 bbia tuitar 2" horaeBmdse. Merchant Chicasty Bt Jratpa ChiougA Brooklyn Chicago lug Jilm Uaitin Uammond Bay, baxk Juhn Miner Katy Reid Gieed Bay Bark Sen iiejel OleTela 415 tons cool ScUr SI Stalker Cleveland 4S(Ttons coal Kicbarda Clevelind fitii tons coal ElTiua, Saotetw Harbor, I 80 bbla aa Monitor land 825 tons coU Hero Maaitowoc, 50 cds wood fllen Cuyier. anitowbo SOcd ftjrood Fraaklia, 28 Plymouth, Manltowoo 40 cdi wool Winona Cleveland 3. tonjcoal CHICAGO LAK FREIGHTS. Chicago, May 7, 1370 The demand for vessels was better and rates a trifla'-firmer.

The engagements were: To Skylark, wheat at do; propelloJs 8t Louis, Koanoke.and Plymouth, corn, through rates to New York. To Riverside, corn at 9o. To Amoskeag, corn at 4c. To Milan, corn on o-Us p. t.

To Ann Malvey, J. Gilmore and bark British Lion, wheat from Milwaukee at lOc. Passed itetroit. Detroit, May 7. Passed Maine-, Comet; brig Stsndiirt; schooners Negaunee, Mary Collins, Jessie, Orient, Ncw.Dominion.

Passed A despatch from Green Bay states that the bark Colonel Ellsworth, and a vessel, nsme unknown, collided at that point on Wednesday Tie Ellsworth lost har mast. As the propeller Indian was her first trip from Hamilton to Montreal with a caw go-'of fltiar, on evening, she struck a rock below Gananciqne, and near Fiddler's Elbow. concussion was so violent that she began to make water freely, and the captain, fsarlng thst tha result might prove serious, ran her aground on the flats. The steamer H. A.

Calvin went to her assistance to tow her to Kingston dry dock, for repairs. Two Brotheia 15j toUs'K Iron Id tons Clappers pirfr 43 cda ter Ibree Sisters Mias landing 32 cla wood Wtta Manitowoc i4 cdb-wood ETaM Cone Manltowoo iO oda wood Jason.Parker.iiaDiebwoisS'Xm luniBer napoleon. Manitowoe lomber SoowDanSlcflea, luc bet latn, ROweSj 4 03s brita.lOO--hingle8 Wblt Emsnuef ilacltonoo wood Leal Pita jn Irmbt Stiver Oloid Sand Ba.) 50 odg Vooa Jcsepall mtstn" atfm lath 1T6 a Inmbe 55m Stmr Manitowac, baa corn 4 b61 -t whiwy.T*! hides mdaet, Shebojganj Onloagp, 10Q bbji flinr, Prop wheat- 40 bbls flour loo 3d wool 11 000 Brick Prop Llo.Li Belle, GraTid Havea, 40 bblB flour 1 16 bOEoati 126 baa corn 133 rye. 2 bbl pork 28 Prop iJti bua com 30 bbla pork Prop Mjrehanti flour. 'Prop Brooklyn, Oftdsnaburgy 133 baiaflanr- Prop 8t Joaephi Green B.iy, bbla whiaiy, 109 bus barley.

If Piymontli, Chicago. Prop Ojiyof onoord. John Mania, Olyae, bus wheat. Sclir Jane Mctcod, KinjJton. bus t-'j rft -t Kna Bcbr Hero, naniipwqc; 8cht Qten Cuyier.

Minlifc. Jeter 3ahr Three slateia, aunn'i Landing SeoVMap Grain freights are; doll; andinominal at 0 for wheat to Buffalo andlOo'to Osirego 1 sailing varaelB. EagagemeiitB: To Kingston bark Britiflh Lion, irhuiiat lOo. by lake and rail.ritea aa To Buffalo 36b per -bbL New Tort Ogdens- ittrgiiJi; Wo. bark John Minor, and schooner G-.

T. Whitney, were towed to this port by the tug Martin on Friday. These vessels were 'wrecked last fall in mend's bay. The Minor had railroad iron on board, a portion of which waa brought in, with the Vessel ai the Buffalo eleva-- tor on Thursday: irk A. P.

Nichols, orders. Schr. Southwest, Milwrtufeee to Marquette. Schr. Empire Scare' Milwaukee to Marquette.

received $800 for pro- to the styaits and towing the erf Kate Kelley and Bahama to Dstroit. N. clerk of tbe propeller Orontea, mysteriously di-jappeared at do on the night of the 25th of April. It -is supposed that he fell into the river and was drowned. The schooner Surprise was towed to the Kinnickinnick lumbar yard Thursday ing, being the first vessel through the railroad bridge.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR the neatly fitted rooms of the Spring atreet uai-. veraalist church. Mrs. H. SELBT, Principal.

Miss EMMA MARSH, Assistant. Summer term commences Monday, May. 9th. Terms of per term. URED S.

W.SMYTH, M.D. pROPBrBroajoi THE, Tftf aod tiiog JANES VILLB, May be abnaalted at his parlors, N3WHAU, HOUSE, ftom Monday noon. May 18th, all OHBOSro, OBSCtTKB and DBBILITATIiVa DI3Bi3B3, In- eluding CATARatI, DEAF.VB33 and thj various affections of the BYE, KAB, THKOAT, LDNG3 'cure gnuaoteed ln every case ace' pud for treatment. CONSULT FREE. Offlce hours from m.

until ji m. nwySdtf CAPS STRAW GOODS'! EDWARD GUNTHER Has rempred Mi stook of Caps an 8triw Goods rrpm-Ko. 81 WUaoMin street to Thla old NO 9 HATS, AND STRAW BOODS.