, 1874-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

inc SUNDAY J-Hcupol VI tue Iou1t III oAAkA4AAa
Church will open at the usual hour, II N. It ls
hoped that every teacher and scholar will at
tend.
It may not be generally known by the Iriah-
men in the southwestern part OF the city that
military o7gauizatioll-th Legion Of St. Patrick
is making good progress in their neighoorhood-
Drill meetings are held every Wednesday oven-
lug at their ar1nory 543 Archer avenue. all
members Of the organization are requested to at
tend tho next meeting, to participate in the clec-
tlon OF officers
A special meeting Of the Directresscs OF the
Protestant Orphan Asylum il to be held at the
Asylum Wednesday morning, to complete ar
rangements for the lunch to be given by the
ladies' next week. prompt attendance is de-
sired.
palmer's Academy for Boys and Girls, No. 753
Michigan avenue, will open tomorrow.
The following pieces Of music will be executed
this evening bv the choir at Grace Church: Mil
1ar.ls' Grand Gloria in Excel3is: ~ Cantate Dom
I'M, +" by Uudie; Buck; aud "Deus Mnarcatur.
from StabEt Ma1ec.
The Methodist Episcopal Church, OF River
Forest, better known Oh Thatcher Pars, Will la
dejica,ed to-day at .. N. The dedlcatlon ser
mon will be delivered by Dr. Fowler 4 cordla4
invitation ia extended to ALL
All members Of the Ellsworth Zouaves arc re-
aucs:ed to meet ut their armory. No. 167 East
Washington street. Wednesday evening ut q
o'clock. ready for drill
The grand complimentary concert teDdered
Mrs Antoine Mcclure VIII txke place Il1u1aun'
evening at the GcrEania Maeuuerchor Hail, over
Greenebaums Bank. Mrs. McGuira ls well
known in this city as highly cultivated soprano,
and leader in the choir OF st. N2ry's Catholic
Church.
Aliens Academy will open tomorrow morning
at . O'Clock.
There will be FREQ musical and literary enter
taiument under tho auspices Of Tabernacle Dlv1-
sion S. OF T., at the Nashingtonian Home.
Thursday evening. Prof. c. D. Armstrong,
II, E. G. Over1nan, and others, have generously
| volunteered their services.
There will be grand Catholic fair and festival,
for tue benefit of the Church Of Our Lady OF
Do]ors, at tile West Side Rink, from Sept. IL to
| 19, Inclusive
| The admission fec to the Exposition will bo
| 25 cents Wednesday evenings, and rs cents all
! day Saturday, but 50 cents on all other days
| Tho Rev. DR.. Kohler lecture in English to-day
| on tho sUniverBality Of the Holy Spirit
Tho third OF the series Of free excursions will
| be given Tuesday, Sept. 8, at River Forest Cars
| Will leave the corner of Clinton and kinzia
| streets at 1880 m, stopping 1t Ia1E otaAon
| (Ashland avenue) at 10:a0-
The Baptist ministers meeting of Chicago and
vicinity will bold its next session at No. 81 Wash
| ipgton street, tomorrow morning At III o'clock
The question for discussion is: '3Who Ordnlns
| and Deposes from tho Ministry. the Church or
the C0uucil:" DR.. EyertH will maintain the
Church. and the Rev 4. J. Frost the Council.
During the present week daily services will DO
held in the Church of the Holy Communion in
| South Dearborn street, between Twenty-nlnth
aud Ihirteth streets; morning PRAYER each day
at a. m., aud in the evening sermons will be
| preached by the following clergymen: Monday,
The Rev. Clinton Locke. DID,: Rector Of Grace
Church; Tuesday, tho Rev. R. Mcnurdy, 3D..
Rector ct St. Pau1's. Hyde Park; Wedneaday,
the Rev. J. F. Walker, Rector OF Calvary
Church Thursday. the Rov. e. c. Street, Chap
lain Of St. Peters Mission; Friday. the Rev. E.
Sullivan, DID, Rector Of Trinity Church Sat,
Church Of the Holy Communion
The Young Mems Christian Association mako
the following announcements: Conversational
Bible class this morning, T. m., Tor one nour !;
Yokefellows meet 1t p. m. Gospel meeting,
| p NJ, led by F. H. Revell; strangers meetl''g.
Monday evening" iyeea'n Poesoay oe5e asa|ia
street, to-dny, 4:30 p. m. Library and reading
| room omen eye1v day from q. m to u p. H.,
| FREQ to all, nt No. las Madison street,
| The Chicago Athenmum, whoee rooms are
| situated at No. ia Madison street, is making
actiye preparations for its fall and winter work.
| Its evening classes are now forming. The
| coureo OF instruction will lucIude German,
| French, Spanish, vocal music. Epgleh literature,
botany, drawing, astronomy, and photography,
and any other classos that there is donand for.
A favorable opportunity is DOW offered for young
| people to improve their ninds. Oser 400 per-
sons attended the vasicus classes LIST year, and
arrangements will be made for accommodating a
much larger number this year. Tho cost is
nominal, and all who wish to join any Of the
classes are requested to call at once and regi
their names. The reading-room, library. chess
| room, gymnasium, and health-ltft are open IRON
| s q. m. to 10 p. N.