The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-18
Lectures and Lecturers.

lucture committees who are making up
their programmes for the coming sea-
son: ....t
Mics Susan B. Anthony tells shout
my Trial" for. $50 to Sl00. Mrs.
Lille Dsverepx; Blake combines "The
Wife, Mother, and Citizen" for from
SIS to 80, as she can find persons that
want this remarkable combination.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher combines
Manhood aud Money on liberal
terms, while The ministerial Rev. r.
Lsird Collier tells what he knows "On
the Joining of Hands, Rings, Fools,
&C." for SIS. The Rev. E. II. Chaplin
spends an hour on columbus" for $3.50,
while Col. R. H: Conwell charges only
$50 for making "a Plea for Lawyers.
For $50 the Rev. R. II. Cudworth
CRATES on the impressive theme Of
Whats What" while R. J. De Cor
dova tells all he knows about "Our
First Baby" for Sl25. S.E
"The Morning Dawns" on Mrs. Jane
DeForrest, at the low price of $50 to
500, depending on the place where the
accident occurs; sand that brilliant
Paul Du Chaillu will for $3.50 give,
with matinee, his "Gorilla, Chin.
panzee, Gibbon, and Ourang- Outang."
Mary F. Eastman will LEND Hand"
at anything she can get; and Mrs.
Lillian. Edgarton, FOR $50, will let you
know that woman is Coming" at
which price she ought not 10 come too
often. Edward Eggleston will Tall"
for Sl00-what it would cost TO keep
him still is not stated-while Kate
Field goes ''Up Among the Adiron-
dacks" for $3.50. The Eat Contribu'
tor" asks you "Whstwill you Take"
for SIS; and Rev ". II. Gallaher viii
Put Money in thy Pnrse" for 500.
W. GLADDEN. will allow you to Help
Youreelyes" Tor anything he can get +;
while Our own Grace Greenwood goes
Indoors" for 500. L. J. Griffiths,
LII. D, OF England, goes Between
rwo Loves" for $25; very cheap.
Nailda Gage Joslyn will decide "The
United States OF trial, not Susan 3.
Arthony," for any sum obtainable
hte Bret Harte tells about "Some
Sal People" for $3.50; they must be
irightiul examples. Colonel John
Hay lets DAY Break in Spain" for
500; and the Rev. George II. Hep
worth "Humbugs" his audience for
500. May Hamilton would be glad
to let a congregation enjoy Social
Life in Washington" very cheap; while
the irrepressibe Judson Fitzpatrick
gets on THE American Stump Tor lit
tie or nothing, having his time entirely
at HE command. He will perform this
feat anywhere and at ruinousy low
prices. Dr.. Paul Hoffman goes "Dritt.
ing about" if anybody wants him on
any terms. Eli Perkins begs MY
Uucle Consider for$50 to SlO0, &C.
cording to what article the old gentle
man is asked to advance on. Profes~
sor 9. X, Murdoch viii for SIS discuss
that interesting question: 10 q popular
audience, "Rise and Progress OF the
Order Of Knights Templsr;' and Pros
lessor W. II. Niles "Ramblcs Amour
the High Alps at 100 an hour; ard
all about "The Coming Man will tie
told by DR.. Samuel Osgood for 500.
Mrs. +. A. Pollard combines scion-
tifc discussion of Bubbles and Show.
windows; or Fashionable Lille 10
Washington" while Professor }. Il.
Pepper, of England, will for $500 an
hour Handle Red Hot Metals," or
"Introduce Q Ghost;' and for 5000
Wendell Philips will draw Some In
ferepces from Froude," and for 800
Mrs. Zena Fay Pierce undertakes The
Regeneration Of the Democratic Party"
an enterprise which to us looks hope
less; still, so good missionary work
ought to be encouraged. Matthew
Hale Smith, for $T5, discourses on
that new. thrilling, and interesting
history OF Our New Minister at Hard
scrabble" John G. SAKE gets Love"
for 1925, and Elizabeth Csdy Stanton
huge "rhe Coming Girl" for from $85
to 800, according to size. For 500
Colonel Homer B. SraGue gives beau
tiiul philosophical disquisition on
When | was in Jail" and the Hon.
Charles Schurz for 5000 is ready to
talk 10 anything. Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe reads her own books for Sle5 an
hour, which is not very high, il it has
got to he compulsory. Mrs. Minnie
Swayze has an attack o; Free Hate,
for $50, and the Rev. T. De Witt Tai
mage charges 5000 for getting on the
Rocks upon which People Split
high, but they must be dangerous. Ben.
F. Taylor has the presumption to -
sist on getting 500 for asking the
conundrum, What Made Him Do ?"
and Theodore Tilton handles the
American Woman" for sl00. f. D.
Taylor says that "Just for Fun" he
will charge $50 and Miss Virginia
Vaughn reads The Poetry OF the Fu~
ture" for the same amount, Chow she
obtained it is not stately For Sl2j
Professor E. L. Youmsns will have
"rhe Correlation OF Forces and EN-
Webb closes the list with $50 worth OF
"Petrsrch and Laura"