, 1874-06-14

The Rev. DR., Eoh1er viii lecture this morning
before bis congregation on the Old Testament
and the 1O9th Psalm The lecture xiu be in
English.
4 grand excursion and picnic has been pro-
tected to Clarendon Hills, = nsw aad thriving
suburb to Chicago, By Charles S. Holman d Co.,
to occur Thursday.
A children's rass-meeting, to be addressed BY
the Rev. ", c. Van Meta7, Of Rome; E. D.
Jones, OF St Louis. and others, will be held N
the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church 1T 2
o'clock r P. Bliss will lead the singing,
The twenty ffh anniversary Of the German
Revolution OF 1s4S will be celebrated at Gus
Fishers garden, No. G25 Clark street, to-moS-
row. st o'clock
Mr. ALI Burnett and Sol Smith Russell aEo to
give series Of joint entertainments IN charao-
ter and humorous dslineatlons, at kinesbu-y
Music Hall, during the week commencing june
q, for ei1 nights aud matinee.
The Women's Temperance Organization will
hold mass-meeti1g At the Second Baptist
Church, corner Of Morgan and Monroe streets,
this evening. Addresses will be made by Ms
Harper and ll1. Clarke.
4 call has been issued TO the worhngmep OF
Chicago, TO meet at No. 12i South Franklin
street, Noudsy evening, to bear come remarks
about the Importance OF forming branches OF the
international Workinsm Association. No
"capitalists are invited
An adjourned meeting Of this Alumni aud
former pupils of Phipps Uulon Seminary. will
be held at tho Grand Pacific Hotel, on Tuesday,
Aumni n Association. m Iii friends Interested in
this old and well-kpoHn institution are earnestly
requested 70 be present
There will be meeting Of the Board Of Mana
gers Of the Newsbory' Homo tomorrow after
noon q. the Home, 44Lssalle street. at o'clock
Business Of much imp portAncs WILL come before
the meeting, and full attendance OF the mem-
be1a, both ladies' and gentlemen, is earnestly 1s-
quested.
P.of Nathan Sheppard will deliver the fourth
Of his series OF fve lectures on English Lltera-
tu1e in the lecture-room OF the Presbyterian
Church, Hyde Park. Monday evening at O'Clock
Subject The Writings OF Ruskin," with L.
Illustrative readings.
Thursday evening concert will be giren in
Germans aal1, one OF the principal attractions
OF which will be the giving awa7 Of severnl
pieces of china, handsomely decorated nT Hiss
O.,yia Olsen, who has carried 10 perfection ths
art OF painting upon CHINA. Several beautiful
AIr. Freuchs, on Wabash avenue, md deserve
the consideration Of connosseurs.
An Irish National meeting will be held in
Healy's Hall, No. 543 Archer avenue, at .. m
to-day, under the auspices OF the Union Circle
+. B. The 1rahmen OF Bridgeport aod the
stock 1aTdS Will nave an opportunity Oh At3I4uB
some sound national doctrine the occasion
Addresses will be delivered By men who believe
l: = duty incumbent on the lrishnen OF America
to do some practical work towards the 1esene1a-
tiou OF the land OF their forela.he1s and Of
their own earliest affections
The Hon, Emery 4. Stor1s will preside st .
temperance mass-meeung to be he'd in the First
Baptist Church. this afternoon at o'clock.
when many OF the former workers in the Abol-
tion-con11ct will take part IN the exercises.
George w. Clarke, the sweet ginger Of the party,
will sing sone OF the grand old battle-songs
that have made him famous The Rev. J. D.
Fec. Of Kentucky, the Rev. Gabriel Burdett,
former slave, Mrs. Frances E. ". Harper, the
most eloquent colored LADY lecturer in America,
and others Will speak. No collection.
The Chicago Atnenmum, No. Ia Hndison
street, makes the following announcements for
this week: Nondsy evening, advanced elass IN
German Tuesday evening, classics in English
literature and botany; Wednesday evening,
primary CLASSES in German; Tbursday evening,
classes in photography; Friday evening, classes
in French and vocal music; Saturday evening,
class in Spanish. The reading-room, library.
classroom, health-lats, and gymnasium open
dalIy, as usual.