, 1864-06-13

ce.ts by Mr.. Alfred Pease will be given In Bryan
Hall this evening. We look to zee much larger
attepdeace thsn that which greeted him Oh sasus-
DAY evening" There IL charm about his playias.
s;hnes. and ofns5 'is IL Is
thHt OF an artist Like Thalb erK he has developed
new v5a Se aeae aai Il md
alterations Hisp1ayins has all the faults Q! oti9i-
nality, but 1t also presents its unique charms,
p1s posssssng soul sIbs Of d1inkinr II Hsasurs
from his Characteristic combinations. who will not
b. shs tine I'd ne hhy is
criticism /. may b said OF him that he sometimes
oveitssks the 1ntttuneat, but even this - a
thing q hss I p,s HIS
till magni1cently. Ho handles the octayee In 4
style peculiarly hi' own; he ema't be heard 10 b.
Miss Harris. Is 3 beautiful singer. Her voice is
pure and clear her tunes precise aad ro.alizs-
lion perfect There 10 not much Of force In her
years shsl1 have rolled oIor her head. azd aha il
nor duo with the uore precticed Lott. holiap-
haner plays splendid 1iollncello solo.
The programme for this evenln: ~ good one;
vo hare not room Tor 1t. Oar rasdsra should Tlgit
Bryan Hall aud listeu for themselves.
thoso talented artists, hr. and Mics Condock. who
wi! appear In a series of popular entertainments
nv w I'd as r Ss M b s: .es a:r %s
evening yin 9e t5s d31e:t,e e.
his Daughter RI hat ot Rase Fielding These sitists
have been well received and hare played Uniform
u to excellent houses.
tinacs ~ popular az ever. The hsuses although
not large have been paying houses and the enter
tainncnts hare given excellent satisfaction. This
vii be- gwen the thrilling drama now being played
With great sucecss in London, entitled Aislsm's
Crime" to be followed by ths Prinslo Family. On
Tneeday Night Mrs. L. B. Perrin will take bsncas.
Ac4Dzs! Q! Nunc:-This little Place Of
| ennscneut Ia closed for the Eesson On Saturday
most crowded housa Of the season., The csnpa.
! ~ Will start On . tour through the provincial
| town. and aaties tits morning. We bespe1k for
ssaca % tie ha1l Is to BE- rsjn7s5ated and en!srged
/ The vAmrr1xs.-eeys1nl Of the leading per-
formers at tie Varletles closed their engagements
on Saturday night, New stars will appear TO-
Mics Butler, salue Clinetsp, Alle. Cerita, Tom
Poland. T. g.. Riggs and Others, remain. Ths
manager promises "A excellent bill for this week.
garden Which viii be opened for public exhibition
Fourth DAY OF Juiy, Professor s. II; Brooks, the
grand ariai ascension in Ills new balloon The New
World" in which to will be accompanied by repre-
as9tatires from ths c,ty d7y Press res :, This vi BE-
and We expect to receive = large Influx Of visitors
| on that occasion. The ascension Will take place
from Washington Skating PARK, in the West Dl-
| vision.
QU-H PnosUNT OMNKnCs.-The society for the
colt c:ion Of Antedeluvian Tad-po1es, othcewlse
| known as the Independent order 8. G. 4. T.. will
On On which the order Is founded. and an exhibition
OF Its mys terloue and ncompschenslble rites. in
including the citt hing Of The erowa, the mystery
Ter, at Wood avn, on the Illinois Central Rail-
roed, on Tuet " ne8t, june l:ta on which oscas-
aopinE adj 'ie station. Thoee Who esi!e to srrse
at The solution OF the aFseries which have balled
the skill IT the learned and the wise Since the daJs
Of the Grand Cnltph, will not fail to be present.
HAIns. L. D. PEnhrs'a BAsHF1r.-This excellent
actress and most estimable woman will take her
first benefit at tho Museum. on Tuesday night, on
which occaeion will be performed the highly sue
ceeafui drama entitled "Mtrtams q Crime and the
elegant comidetta, 1.-THE LADIES' Bsttsc." Mra,
Perrin has made many friends In this city Finee hef
:. advent at the Museum, and Ws trust that her ben.
ett+
The LAST N1our.-saturday nights perform
auce at the Academy Of Music was the Last OF the
season. and on Mondny evening the Arkelleon
Minstsels open ut Louisyi1le. A new idea Is that
OF having their programme, the Acad1my Of 4fusie
sent ~ cypress to whatever point the troupe may
tsc heir Chicago winter quarters, and for the ben
| eft of advertisers.A
TEMPERANCE RA11T.-A public meeting WIS
held last evening bY Chinese Lodge !. o. g. 7. for
the pu1poee Of informing the public OF the clsims
oftbe Temperance cause, and setting forth the
aims of the friends. and the influence sought BY
them to be e1erted in the community. The at
manifested. The meetine was called to order by
1fr. Brett, the current ". c., after which speeches
were made by ". T. Sherman, D. c. Lyons, Al.
bert Griffin, and Others.
nIeteoroIogicnl.-Th following fs the mete-
orologicA record Of the two weeks ending Satur-
day, June 18th, 1854, as kept at Mottram's drug
store, No. 1o9 West Randolph street. The
| temperature IL taken in the ehade. The direction
and force Of tho winds are given approximately,
with the barometsc attitudes, the smsll letters be
ing the initials OF the words "high," "breeze,'-
"gentle, "veerinR" :. :. rain, )" "Bnow." 'moist
| nirunsnhe1eM and - drTN: