City

- 2ïow go a-fishing. - Garden-rnakLng time approaches. - Sucker-iishinsi will KM b in order. -Clean up the streets, alleys and back vards. ' -Becoration day, May 80, will f all on gunday tuis year. - A little daughter of Dr. Gaorge is 6eriosly ill with iiiflammation of the lunps- S. D. Hicks and farnily of Samaría, jíonroe county, have become residents of tbis city. -The famous tragedian, Lawrence linrrett wil] appear in " Iliclielieu" at the opera house nest month. -The residence on División Street „ccupied by Bev. Mr. Hall lias been purchased by a Cincinnati lady for $5,000. -The irrepTessible Susan B. Anthony proposes tohold a woman suffrage convention in this city in June. Susan, thou art welcome. - An exchange says: " If yoú wlsh to do business, bang out your aign in th% newspaper. It is the only way to reach people in their homes." - Ann Arbor Sketehing club meets next Monday. April 12th, in the north upper room of the 4th Ward school building, at 2 o'clock r. m. -Although a supervisor fifteen years Mr. Krapf is out-serviced by Mr. LeBarou of Bridgewater who retires after Berving his townsmen about twentyfive years. Wives of good menshouldremindthem, They can make their wives sublime By just buying them spring bonnets Of the new style and In time Or at least bring them within one step of it. -On Menday evening next, at the residence of Pres. Angelí, Mr. Calvin Tnomas will read a paper upon "Goethe" for the benefit of the Ladies Library. All are cordially invited. Admission ten cents. - Officers of the Young Men's Musical society for ensuing six months: President and director, Mr. C. Schabarle; secretary, F. Lotz; treasurer, E. Huss; executive comtnittee, C. Sehaberle, Jno. Dieterle, II. Allmendmger. -The red ribbon anniversary closed its week's labor on Sunday evening by an address from Gen. Sam. F. Cary to a crowded liov.se, services in the eve at the different ehurches were i Biat atttendanta migbt go to the opera house. - C. H. Millen and John M. Wheeler wereelected wardena of St. Andrew's cliurchlast week, and Prof. II.S.Frieze, C. H. Richmond, Edward Treadwell, C. S. Denison, J. J. Johnson, Prof. Tyier, John X. Gott, and Dr. A. B. Palmer, vestrymen. -At the ( leñtenary Commemorative service for Dr. Channing at the Unitarian church n(xt Sunday evening short addresses will be made by Judge Cooley, Prof. T. P. Wilson, Donald Mc i V. C. Vaughan, A. MeReynolds, B. C. liurt, Judge Harriman and Prof. C. F. B. Bellows of Ypsilanti. - Another incendinry attempt is related to have been made Friday night about 6 o'dock. A boy in the ernploy of Michael Weinman, whose barn was burned "Wednesday night, discovered a man in the cellarway of Weinman's meat market, aud, upon asking lian what he wanted, the man turned and ran. The boy flred at him, but did not hit him. Some kindlings, saturated with turpentine, were found in the cellanvay. The man was not seen af terwards. _