, 1873-02-23

| which occasioned many utterances OF surprise
aud commendation among the visitors.
| THE CITY IN BRIEF.
i A. L. Morrison will speak this evening on th,
I subject Of temperance, at the hall OF the Wash
| ingtonian Home.
The Rev. ". II. Mi1burn. the blind preacher
| will lecture at the Eighth Presbyterian Church
! Thursday evening.
Maurice Mayer Lodge, No. 105. I. O. o. B..
/ celebrates its fifth auniveraary tomorrow even
ing. BY q grand ball and banquet at Standard
The last of series Of very pleasant parties
| given by the South Side 6ociables will occur at
Avenue Hall on Tuesday evening.
| West Sidcrs are reminded not to omit patron
| izing the oyster suppers given by the ladies OF
| the Church Of the Atouement, corner Of West
| Washington and Robey streets, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
The Chicago Society Of Physicians and Sur
geons meet, Tomorrow evening, in the parlor OF
the Orphan Asylum, on Michigan avenue. Drs.
Hayes and Montgomery will read papers on
pathology.
Frank Bartholomew and Charles Williams
! were yesterday bound over to the Criminal
Court In Bonds of $1,000 each By Justice scully,
for committing several petty burglaries, and
other deeds of vil1any.
It is proposed that the ladies OF the "Blue
Danube Club " furnish neck-ties to correspond
with their aprons at their next party, on Thurs-
day evening, at Bournique's West Side Hall. An
enjoyable evening is anticipated.
A meeting Of the manufacturers OF Chicago
will be held tomorrow evening, at the Gardner
House, to consider the matter Of holding an
exposition in our city this year, In connection
with the exposition Of the Wooden Manufactu1-
ers Association.
Thomas McGovern. employed as engineer at
the Grand Central Hotel, and who was injured
by runaway accident on West Adams street, g.
fow days ago, died yesterday morning. The
Coroner held an inquest III the afternoon, the
jury rendering verdict in accordance with the
facts.
The Literary Society Of tho Christian Union,
at No. 75S Michigan avenue, will discuss the
following question tomorrow evening: Re-
solved. that charitable institutions encourage
pauperism." There will be essays, music, and
defamation. All arc invited to attend.
The beautiful and imposing ceremony of erect
ing the Stations OF the Cross will be performed
in st. Mary's Church, on Wabash avenue, this
evening, commencing at 1880 o'clock. The Right
Rev Bishop Foley, assisted by the Rev. Pastor
Noonan and many.of the local clergy, Will Of
fciate.
u: The e. Grand sot5so Of the Typographical Club 91b
Will b1 6AscA 1* 4A1a1 1tA0e 4AG4 oAA 1aA1@
street, tomorrow evening. The arrangements
for spending pleasant evening are complete,
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The Informal Club held their fourth goiree at
the residence Of ". q. Kirby, No. 70 Park ave-
nue., on Wednesday evening. when the following
young ladies' we're present: Miss Julia Bull. Miss
Grace Kirby, Miss Carrie Hutchinson, Miss Nell
lie Butler, Miss Lulu Stevens, Miss Lucy Bull,
and Miss Lille keyes.
Tho 1sd;aa ,f nrnrrov frh,na, p.rie1, min eerva
d;nnera to ali tha;r fra,a e,a 90 ,,9.nv atrsnr~
A.. vii faror tba,, @r;t1 al ~ Tx ond ia
Franklin, between Madison and Washington
streets. in the zane room lately used by the
Foundlings' Homo Society and Christian Union.
They begin Wednesday, and continue every day
through the week, from II to o'clock.
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