, 1874-02-01

Franklin Hit, convicted OF larceny; one year
William bunker, convicted of larceny; two
yesrs Penitentiary.
| Barney McWeeno,, convicted Of robbery; one
year penitentiary.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The first annual national ball OF the Clan-nar
Gael Association takes place tomorrow evening
in the West Twelfth Street Turner Hall.
The monthly meeting Of the Calelonian Club
| will be held at their hail. corner OF Washi ngton
street and Fifth avenue, Tuesday evening.
The monthly meeting Of the Caledonian Club
| will be held at their hall, corner Of Washington
street and Fifth avenue, Tuesday evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Direc-
tresses OF the Orphan Asylum will DO held at the
Asylum Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Germania Maennerchor will give grand
ball at Klngsbury Hall Thursday night. Il is to
be most elaborate and fashionable affair.
t A sociable for Unity Church parish and ali
| friends will be given BY the Fraternity to-mo1-
| row evening in the lecture e-room Of this church.
| The Rev P. ". Riordan will lecture in the
| Library Lecture Course, in Library Hall, corner
Of Stata and Monroe streets, next Thursday
evening.
A. the Congregation Rodef Sholom, corner Of
May aud Second streets. tomorrow evening,
| Dr.. Wise, of Cincinnati, will deliver lecture
On "The Harmony OF American judaism"
Officers and members Of the Ancient Order Of
Hiberniaus are requested to meet st their
| evening.
OF tho Erring Womans Refuge will bo held at
| the institution Thursday at 1890 \. m. The
public are invited to be present at p. n.
There will be q meeting Of ths Alumni MEM
berB Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity of
| this city at the Grand Pacific Hotel on Wednes-
day evening At 8 o'clock
Mrs. Margaret w. Campbell, OF Boston, will
lecture in the Methodist Church Building, cor
ner Of Clark and Washington streets. tomorrow
evening, upon the question OF female suffrage.
At the dedication OF Prof Swings church to-
day, the prayer will bo offered by the Rev. r. ".
Patterson, and tho pastor will preach the ser
mon. There will be plenty OF camp-chairs pro-
yIded.
The Rev. r. Laird Collier will deliver = lee
turs Tuesday evening in tlre MemoEial Chapel
Course, his subject being Beethoven" The
following Tuesday. Mrs. Kate N. Doegett will
lecture on "Aspasia."
The Fine Art Institute will giva reception
at the Fine Art Gallery on Feb. -. There viii
be lecture IN Iuskin by Prof. Nathan
Sheppard, followed By dancing and other mis-
cellancoua amusementa.
The dramatic fraternity have promised to give
union matinee some time this month in aid
Of tho NewBboyB' Home. 1fr. Gardiner has
generously tendered the use of the Academy OF
Music, and the artists OF the various theatrea
their kind services for the occasion.
There will be meeting OF the Triad Social
Club on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. in the
rooms Of the Union Catholic Library Associa~
tion, to conclude arrangements for banquet
and ball on the evening OF March IT.
n1I TIL, of \
sires the taxpayers OF North Chicago to hurry
up. Ihe city wants money, and the time for COL
lection is now limited. HIS Office is in thu Nc
Cormick Block, corner Of North Clark and Kin
Zle streets.
The Irish Literary Association rill hold g,,n-
eral business Meeting at tho Office Of hlr. P. 1k:-
Hugh, corner OF LaSalle and Monroe Streets st
2:a0 o'clock this afternoon, for tbs purpose al
completing arrangements for their fifth anuuai
st. PatricI's uight celebration.
Nathan Sleppard's third afternoon lecture on
modern English literature, will be delivered in
the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church. near
Feb: {. Subject, Tho Writings OF George
Macdonald, !" with illustrative readings.
Sul1ivan's "New Hiberneum," representing
the beautiful scenery Of Ireland, will be exhibit
ed At Aurora Turner Hall, Milwaukee avenue, on
the evenings Of the 9Th and 9Th insts.. the pro-
ceeds Of Which will bo given to the poor OF the
31uuAAGAALIIIA Ickdl&tltsS u NaL1oLt44t9
or denomination. The admission is only IS
cents, and, as the object Of the entertainment Is
a praiseworthJ one, we hope it will be well pa-
tronized.5
Gerald Massey is to give course Of four 1ec-
lures at Crows Opera-Hat1. on the evenings Of
intervening, opening with his lecture on "The
Devil !" The other three subjects will be,
respectively, "Why Am 1 = SpiritualiBt p - Tho
Man Shakespeare, with Something New :" and
The Spirit World Revealed to the Natural
World"
Tbs first of 3 series Of vcsper services will DO
held this evening IT the Third Unitarian Church, /
corner OF Monroe and Latin streets. The music |
Of the first programme will be given by the choir
of tho church, assisted by Mr. c. r. Ss1ton,
tenor, and E. II. Kerr, bass, Among the seIec-. |
tions are Ie De,sm by Miss Stoddard. Mrs. !
subject for the lecture by the Ray. H. ]. Savage
is Compulsory Education" |
c11Y TAXES, 1873.
C1rT Cc1LEc1on's oft1cx, Roo1 crrT HILL
cH1cAoo, Jan. 81, 1874.
The real estate and perEon.i property tnx-war- |
rauts for 1873 are now i'll my hands. Taxpayers
are requested to pay promptly, as the war |
rants have been delayed nearly two months !
later than heretofore, whlle the city is almost
entirely without funds. Communications by |
mail, With stamps inclosed for return postage. |
will receive prompt attention. Certified checks |
payable to the order OF the City Collector may
be sent By mail, and receipt will be returned by |
came 1ne.ns- George Vos HoLLEx,
City Collector.
CHE1sT1AE US1o:' WORK
Thu Christian Union, At ia I1adison street,
has secured the Hon. L. Eidlle Iobsrta for tina,
free lecture coutse. Monday evening OF this
weak His subject will be " The Majesty Of the
Law" His reputation III m orator aud profound
thinker ehould secure for him crowded house, |
especially as this course is anti1ely free to ths
public. |