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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07
AN IAAeTFUHl.Y AHsT'HIESS
DODGE.

A "Smugglor" rclatos tho follow.
ing:
"Wo shall be, my dear madam"
said | to icllow-passcngcr in tho
Dicppo boat, taking out my watch,
but keeping my eyes steadily upon
her, "wc shall DO in less than ton
minutes ut tho custom house,
A spasm--a flicker from tho guilt
within--a glance from hor counte-
nance.
"You look very good-naturcd,
sir" stammcrcd sho.
bowed and looked considerably
more so TO invite hor confidence.
"lf l. was to toll you q secret,
which is too much for mo to keep
myself, oh ! would you lkoop it in
violablc 2"
81 know it, my dear madam-I
know it already" said 1 smiingly
--"'t is lace, is it not2"
She uttered littIo shriek, and
yes she had got it thoro among
the crinolino. She thought it had
been sticking out, you SEQ, I'M
known to her.
"Oh, sir" cried sho, "it is only
Go worth; please forgive, and III
never do itagain. As it is think
| shall expire"
"Nly dear madam" replied I
stcrnly but kindly, "horo is tho
pier, and tho Officer, has fxcd his
eyes upon us. J. must do my du.
ty."
| rushed up tho ladder like a
lamplightor; / pointed out the
woman to Legitimate authority
! accompanied her upon hor way,
in custody to tho soarching.houso.
| did not SEQ her searched, but L
saw her fined and dismissed with
ignominy. Thon, having generous
~ given up my cmolnmonts as in
former to tho subordinate officials,
[ hurried off in search Of tho be-
traycd woman to hcr hotol. 1
gavo her lace twice tho value Of
that she lost, paid hor fine and ex-
planned:
"You, madam, had G1O worth
Of smugglcd goods about your per-
son had nearly fifty. timos that
amount. | turned informer, ma
dam, let mo convince you, for the
sake Of both Off You have too
expressive q countcnanco, bclievo
mo, and the officer would have
found You out at all events, oven
as + did myself. II AFRO you satisfied,
my Gear madam ? If you fool
aggriovod by moi in any way, pray
talio moro lace horo is lots Of
it," '.'.' - '", ",.'',H
When I finished my explanation
tho lady soemodg perfectly satisfied
with ylittlo stroke,of. diplomacy,
though sho Would have doubtless
preforrcd o little less prominent
partih' it. ,.*2' . + sF >Fs l5
"UncIe Bob" remarked d citizcn
Of Dallas to an old negro who sells
milk, and who was Complaining
how much his Customers wore in.
dcbtcd to him, ""you must adopt
tho cash system" Uncle Bob
looked.tu oyer his, glasses, and
with a quiet'smilo andga dubious
shake of the head, said: snow
master, 60 way. Can't'dopt cash
system sohardd amt no cash ~
~, TTr-77r77-7s %, !. ~
" I, jB'ruseetoWn, * has a colorod
girl nine years old, who remem-
bers all she ever heard read or
spokensssIs3 s$ II sS,s 4
9& c7g+7 ri "a
There is no substitdte for thors
oughgoing, srdant,gSand sincere
oarnoatn GAS -. ID Ken 4. M "a lGs y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

~ Connecticut man who went
West, intending to settle there, has
returned disgustod. He went as far
az Kansas City and found 100 law
ycrs there and the thermometer 115
degrees in tho shade. The combi-
nation was too much for him, and
be came right homo again.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07
Seleeten Story.
MEHITABEL'S NJ STORY

"It must be very lonesome for you
here in this great house, with no.
body but the servants, EEitty," May
Osborn said to her mothers old
friend, whose guest she had been
for six of the happicst weeks she
could remember. "Why didn't you
marry years ago and have children
of your own instead of petting other
people's-papa Osborne's for in
stance?"
Mehitabel Moore smiled up qui-
city from the sofa where she lay,
but made no vocal answer.
"You'd have made u good wife,
Hitty," continued May, "anda a good
mother; and you'd have been SO
happy, dear?"
"Thanks but do I look unhap-
py? I ON sorry if my face does SO
great injustice to my heart"
Mays eyes opened wider, and she
drew her breath in quickly. She
was so sure that all "old maids
We're absolutely wretched that she
act;isSFRf2yjy ;1iSsSFRf2jyx feared her darling Hitty
was sacriiiacing truth to happy
moko-belicvc. '"1Shon, too, May was
al engaged girl, w6l&ch accounts in
part of the pity she fcTSA (ond look
ed) for the lonely conditisxa of her
friend. ,..... e.
"Ah !" laughed Miss MoPrc, see
ing the change over Mays Eace, and
knowing we'll what it mealfes., ''Now
you look doubtful; and ,yoG;.; .~.
your yellow curls till the sunshine
in them seems like a hundred star
shoots, or q hundred feet Of fairies
forever on the wing. And you can-
not imagine how happiness is pos
sible Methitabel Moore?"
s'Not quite that" prevalicated
May; "but it seems to mo SO unnat-
urnl for woman to be wholly happy
who has no stronger homo ties than
u beautiful house with costly furn-
ishings.'
"Come ovor to the window, child"
Miss Moore said, holding out her
hand, which May hastencd to take
i1liher own, that were not half so
dainty. 3f Lools yonder at the noble
range Of hills that shuts the sun
out eafly in the afternoon from this
valley where my. homo is. I have
lived in sight Of it i'll my life--cx-
cept the years I passed abroad-and
within sound of tho mill wheels to
tho right and the church-bells to
the left. I shall die here, I suppose,
and here shalt 1 be buried"
AZ sDont, Miss Moore !" pleaded
May sorrowfnlly-=-"don't talk ,o1
dying and such like dreadful
things T. .,.'
f"Why not, pray? We should be
I able to talk Of all things that arc and
must be-. should we not ITO talk
! Of them nationally and without fea,
land, without sorrow-save where
& sin is" .siIisj,,I 6aJ 1naaJ "
4, eyes; i suppose 80. But i
$s$aakes5mo.@ chilly to ,hear people
w Of being buried. I cant he
Il, St's nice" %
am biding Gods time,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07
})petrp.
EBGSS Nhb-dadD-SEIaiAK.

Happiness has l0und nc out.
Found me out ut last!
Oh, she's doggcd me round about;
All my hurrying life she's chased me,
TrGading hard and hot she's faced me,
Almost touched mo all but faced mc--.
Here she Is at last!
Wary were You, HappincSs!
Patient TO the last!
From your thankless business
Logyard Time has come to free you.
Always driven by Fate TO flee you,
n, yer did think to see you
Track me down at last!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

sparkle forth. Every one of those
points surrounded by Il beautiful IL
quia flower with sixpctals, laying in
"ll cases parallel to tn" surface Of
freezing. The central spot is va
culm. Tee swims on water be
cause, bulk for bulk, it is lighter
than water; 50 that wi!rn ice is
melted it Sh,imEs in size. The liquid
flowers can not then occupy the
whole space Of the ice mcltcd. A
litt?o empty space is termed in the
centre, or suriacc, which is very
sparkling.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

=, A Chiropodist announces on his
business cards that he has "remov-
cd corns from several of tho crown
ed heads of Europe.pi4 ',ja. e, .in,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

A lady wrote with q diamond on q
pane of glass:
"God did ut first make manupright F.;
but he"
TO which gentleman added:
"Most surely has continued SO but
she"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

An exchange sny' that q French
inventor has taken out O patent for
stockings with garters attached" 4"
For our part we should prefer a
handsome young, lady attached. '~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

=, - Pure, white, driving reins5 aqrre now
the inobby thing for fashionable
drives sit, ,WnNI ui ndMt~boa AZ !
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

"Dcar George, said an Tndianapo-
lis young woman, "I am willing to
marry you if wo have to 1.-Two on
bread and water" "Well," said the
enthusiastic George, "you furnish
tho bread and I'll sllirmish around
and find the water"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07
Wisecll cllaneons.
-
n EEiX N$ ElRCM TGJESH'dN.

TIE END OF 4 BORDER DERPERADO-
hunted DOWN AND KILLED BY HIS
DROTiiER-IN-LAW.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

Hair brushes with music boxes in
their covers are tho latestinvention.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-10-07

,l,e,3B:'frtuscetown,SsK Z, :'ftu has a colored
girl nine years old, who remem-
bers il@she2 ever heard read or
gpokens.g.'S.S's IS SSl,fis5 ,,S q, S%3
, 1874-02-11
ACADEMY. OF SCIENCES,

The regular monthly meeting OF tho Chicago
Academy of Sciences WAS held. lust ovoning i'll
tho library OF tho institution OH Wabash ayonue.
Dr.. johnson presided, and there was fair at-
tendance of members.
NEW MEMBERS.
Tho Committee Oh Membership presented q
rport recommending tho election Of tho follow
ing named gontlemen to membership: Prof.
Iaator Curtis, William Quino, DrJ. N. Danforll,
= W. Barnham, L.. Colbert, ". II. Wolls A. +.
lAolnas.
.Flo report WAS concurrcd In.
TIE LENS.
Tho Acadomy considered the question Of con-
tlnulng tho publication Of thu Leas, raper tlo-
voted to tha advancement OF mcroaCopical
science.
Gov. Droaa moved that DR.. johnson, tic proai-
aent, q. @: Walker, tho Secretary, and DR..
Bridge, the Troa4urar, bo appointed committee
TO tate tho whole matlor III olnrgo, and 800 What
could DO DOM tosbulld tho paper lp,
J., Dr. Davis sud that ho hoped, ii tho publca-
tion wore to bo continued, tint It would not 10
entirely dovotaa to 1nicroseopics,u 1t lad boon
burden to tho Mieroyoopicai Society, anl it
might alBo hooomB u burden to tho Aea;lomy.
Ex'{I1d. Thompson deprecated tlo ilca OF pub.
, 1874-02-11

liahing apy pnncr,-it was 1Holesa airair at boat
Tho Academy could got n(ony very wolf without
#. 1iu hoped Tho. publication wonld bo dincon-
tinucd
DR.. Elart waH not Ill advocate OF tho Tens In
particular; :butho hoped slioy 'Wonu layo aonlo
kind uf Il periodical devoted to see,}ep. Lot 1t
Do monthly or weoklN !AH might Bao1n boat, hut
let tlletn lIayo something Of tho kind hi my
reasonable el,ape. ~
Tho Sccrqtary, ia roply to q,cstion, stated
that tho Irnstoes woi0 q worry CONSERVATIVES bday,
ald no thought tint tho .gemtlomon alluded to
would grant no part OF tho funds for printing
purposBs, unlcsH tho Lens would publish tho
proceedings Of the Acndolny III full.
Gov. Bross said tllat the Lens Ind q crcula-
,ibn of;000 at a1thh ti1tio ngo hut; ifa,y
Of tho gentlemen considered tat the publication
would in1uro tho soctety, he would at once with
draw tito motion.
:, DR.. Durham .anggested- as nm nmontlmont to
tho motion Of Coy bross: that tho colnnittoo
oonaider thd :atlyfsablli}t Of publishing q,tar-
which they might send to similar institutions III
othor citIos and countries.
Tho amendment was nCcoptot1 by A1r. Bross.
Dr. johnson loft tho clair to DENY the statement
tliat thu Ltns' Ind ca,isoI tito downfall Of
tho Mtcroscoplcal Socioty.f, On tho contrary, n
Hciontific publication was always MI incentive
to scientific work. mid tito Lens, II takon hold Of
by tho Academy Of :Scipnce and properly mnu-
nged, would provo d useful ally.
i, Tho motion VAS thon pitt to tho voto aud car-
ricd. s,GS" ''%,''' .
Prof. Dolafontnino5 attempted to provoke a
debate OIL dar1eHoiontino points, but met with no
encouragement. 49,,
Tho 1nootiug then adjourned.
, 1874-02-11
THE CITY HALL.

Yesterday was day Of remarkable stagnation
nbout the City Hall. The Board Of Police wore
not ~ session. but wore OF OIL q tour among tho
epgue-houscs to look over tho condition Of tho
horses, etc.
Mayor Colviu yesterday signed tho petition to
Gov. Dayeridgo for tho communication Of
Natlorty'a sentence, Several Aldermen also
affixed their signatures to tho document.
Above ono thousand applications have leon
received from persons desiring places in tho
noaEd Of Public Works under It'll now organixa-
tlon. Several changes aro contemplated; among
otl!ors, tue scoretalyaEip will DO no longer hold
by Alr. Dailoy, It ia Haid.
At tho mootiug Of tho Board OF Iloaltli yoster-
day afternoon tGo Sanitary Superintendent n,b-
mttotl hia report Of the 1llornty for tho weols
ending Fob. Z, showing q total Of l0l deaths, |.
decrease OF ~ from the preceding weoli, and of
3d from tho saIno wook III 1875 Tho mortality
is !eHH than during any similar poriol Htlsce tic
great fire. The number OF houses" infected by
smallpox Waa two leas than lust wools, nua thd
number Of deaths Was tho same. Tic
, 1874-02-11
GENERAL NEWS.

About o'clock yesterday morning q mar
nanel William Burns. living Mt Nh. in Westor
atroot ,xoa r,,n ovar md al;1nt,v j., ;,rod 80,
asteo.' "'1' .un "'1 "s"y neS''
the corner ol ohsarlo ahd MafAe9 elsoets' ny
hcaVy truck wagon belonging to person alst
named Burns. Flo WAS taken to hiB home, AMI
his wouudn droaaed by DR.. Leonard; who pro,
not,ncol them not dangerous.
rt,<, ,,,.., ;r,o,1 1,ox ~ q, - o.4. .,..,u
~ "'a'''. 'tou' t'oA w. =. ~ o'7' 'easotenS
morning was caused ny M lnclpicnt conilagra'
tion in tho garrett Of q two-story franc building
at No, 900 South Clerk street. owned and 'oco,.
n;od iva f.omnbo,,. :11o ira .o,;o;,atod i,
Kama Woni tint Was nlocod IN In ova, ~ cooit. H.
atnra anfl ;,vas c~t;nm,isha,i w;Ihomt iSua prcm.
isea insrotl far ri 0{1 in TIN: T,tna of Mortfor1
@1s1 'A'ssS -. s4o AA'sA4 ~ "AN
If ticoro stntinr thot nj n cario,, tno an
oi1}cor M t]i,tv M nertain hont was verv drn1s
Il wnni la t;selcsa tn nnhtiaI' srnh ataton,nnt
re1nctine an aarinna1v M ti,n o1,nrnn1ar ~ :
nnbl;c 0tlIcer ,,nlnssit wora Oil, t,o
namca Of w;tnaaaoa n y fyItiyana nf nhicayn ),
nro rnailv tn o,,y,nar haforo ia noarl ~ Ln7,o
and nwcnr IN these cnonvmnna st"to,nont. o'St Iot
tIom sei alona thoir nn;nns' md 1'1 thcv Vii M hc
nhiiscd nlo,1o With tnn ch"rro u 1' fcr H. M ~ ~
iorn,at;on of lin pni;ca fomma.ionars WIZ 49,
- e'ee oo"A9''oAot0'
t,nn1inc "st nveni, or tl, o,ancoa m ,Ic ~ ~ ~
Gpfdon Civ Diyisiom1 Sons or Temnornnoa nt
tI1n;r. mil cornnr nf 1!Iinton nmI nor,sn,ni,
streots. hIout 9ao man warn n,osont WIN ~.
, 1874-02-11

Mrs Thomas Hoyuo, accompanied by Two
daughters mid Mrs, D. 3, 8hipman, left for
No,y Orlcania sfon;tnv n;c1t nm enocn1 tro,n. tn
80, ...t's =, ~ 81. ''
Capt. n. +. Sheppard and George n HiekB,
Eeo:: of. Penn Yau, N. Y. loft for homo Inst
,,,,ht
's.Al. .-...,, p,....-.
@. Z. Gorhau, Assistant General Manager OF
tho Pennsylvania Railroad, and G. B. Gorhanl,
Hn;lrond nro In t,a c;fv.
-
J. N. 'Walker, president OF the Ohicago. Bur-
nngsoh y quincy nallroad haa gone to boston
70 attend the Directors meeting OF his road to
10 hela next frldaS'
WIN: johnson, General Passenger and Ticket
Acef,t OF tho Illtnoia Ccntrai 1,ai|road. aud
Cbsrre 'd'Afrairs IF 1Iis >1ioyni HirHnosn Kine
Carnival Of Now Orleans for tho civ Of Onicago.
has gone to tie Croscent oity, At tic bolost q
tho Myntiu Krcwo on the 18th.
- =,
:, Commlsslonor carter. OF the tho Board OF Pni''
G Motks w. a yos.eroay prf1so1aq t;t Wth mag
n,1colt aolitl sllEnr scs'1co tno eli1 Or tha efn
nandaomois enErossoa q M memorial IN tho follow
n,g t9fms !no ,nnaefslgnea, employes Or tne
boaIa OF tuo!c Moths, oelnH aohlrons oi pre-
gcht!ne some teaslmomal OF thelr eeteom 70
lresidoht NH. uarter on the occasion OF MS
ads1s s ~ 1!H ,uu poS'iom ~ Aas nea ~ accos-
spy aot ny pnas sra soass, saae ,easa1e ~
presonslng eno aecompany,ng EXPRESSION o., their
tosaf With thels Lest wishes tor l''s future wei.
fafa. Ino memorial contains the names ol lol
cohtilontors 70 ino Glegant glit, when CONSISTS
ol aesslee o. slX plecoh IN - oeautlinl Wainut
:o5o. Ihe PRESERVATION vas mauo At Z ar. Gar- Ia
tors mouse. lass evening, W Messrs. +. IL. bal-
10y, secrotarS; =. o., Johnson, bookkoeler; aud
n. :. 'oncs, sna ncaa . OF sne Uelartmene o.
, 1874-02-11

| Tho fourth lecture in the Memorial Chapel
Course WIS delivered yesterday, evening, in tho
chapel Of the Church of tho McsslaE by AIRS.
Kate N. poggett upon tho subject "Aspasia"
Tho chapel was quito we'll filled in spite Of tho
! humorous other attractions in tho city, aud the
| lecturer, having been introduced by tho Roy,
Lnird Collior, spoke in substance as follows
III the lind whero personal beauty was 30
common that it l,as given us models for all time
the woman Aspastn wnB Of such exceeding
beauty that it's reputation tllod tho world
of her age, aud has descended through
tho centuries. About tho middle Of
tho fifth century before Christ, AshonH Ind
reachel hor prime, and it was not difficult, un-
dor slch leader M Pericios, for llor to become,
in spite Of Sparta, The mistress OF the cviizel
world The lecturer stato1'that she should not
have introduced tho name Of Aspasin nor moli-
toned her beauty, had se not boon convinced
that her personal loyeliuoss was only typicaI OF
tho true wife and helpmoet OF Perlcies, not lis
mistress +; woshan WHO appealed to his highest
aspiratlous, not creature who pandorel to Lis
lowest passions.
Tile lecturer further wont Oh to describe tho
lived, aud to- paint tho artistic glory OF tue
parthenon, Temple Of Victory, and tho other
graud alinces aud temples Of the Acropolls.
The crime. Of Poric!eH was: not TINT llo had
made Aap1ain Ais mistress, but his vito. Mrs.
Doggott thon quoted IN example Of the care
which society exercises to prevent mesallianccs.;
Dom Fernando, father Of the King OF Portugal,
lad thrown all Lisbon into commotion by nskfng
to presont: his wife at Court, when the Bn,no
woInan, wllilo uho waB lis miBtrcBa, had hold
certaia well-recognized position in society.
Tho lecturer further explained tho manner in
Which women wore 'treated in AthcnB, aud show
cd lllat the character Of courtoBau hal attucil-
I'D to AHpasla hecauue of tho peculiar marriage
NH of tt.1 rEti inf. In k,,rs
, 1874-02-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CHICAGO. COAL MEr1.. NOT. 70 BE
CHEATED.


CHICAGO. COAL MEN NOT 70 BE
CHEATED.
| Thov hayo had 4 coal-mine in the Janeeyillo
via, ror;on whicl, ad1a another tn tin liat, ri
,''' -o6'- $3.50" ''AN'e t'.'''eH W *'o .'os' ~
alBappolnthehts experienced, ny o9ef-snre"e1
uneducated men when they got mp d swindlo III
which they fight againat; tho truths of geology,
rhis: time it ia faru,or. i,ametl /. Finch wl1oso
farm H. a,,o,,t flvS n,f1o annt1,ooat ron, tho Ct
q cluh1'1o, In4 ~ ..o west .! '1soeS To- llsol:
@ Hon n1,io nna posm aos soo ta to "
9nt ta'o, u,obfs ,or ru tho,, nra
eoycral M fsot furfnor iutS tho limo r;c1; in wlich
tT ,rit mi't III loano ~ 10 7'ioy luz
pfssu"''u WILL, .:,;>. ~, ,,,,;,oa,,,,+
r,o 3;a,o,or1 na,,an,i ',a,,S;dasaI,f, ,;.,4
nv a,o.vio ~, re1,roGafaI;vao ~ H. Hn!ou
oi OH tt H. ;ng st r ~ eo'pay
VIII the sangulno Rsopf.otof. an h9uss la9or
Mtn !ong 'io pnennL' VIZ lo"nraea WIN tae
,aaa nn"e on u ~ 1ots1S VIII t tno on' Malcn
W Mae Ft9uuu,Ti% Fq,.;i1a so nR aoau11R eneal.
~ - 49,. -. @ in't ,,1;t, n, ii Nusoeen
ol tnG sely olss g1". ~, 1Mo puumc, "lio nna
never oe1ore neaIu " tue oiHeoscfy u IN OIL
snad and disinissed tlo we'll from III thoir minds.
Tho proprietor ioiyoyor. was not tliunayed, Ho
kuew thnt, oitsiile or tin nontest irr0ccrv thoro
,roa von ~ iii Il, fn v;n;,;;t;, ~ liz .rof1 ,'H
- HoxaJ 49, ~ - - an;,aI i5 II III, ~ m WI, nat
70 uorea torN asalauonalY, out AKo nro1 l1artes
!|oHt tAo ohutI VI +Ao loubo WILL TUG EuJl-
low" vino from sheer contrarinoaB !" found
;nnry mil villa i1ioei,is n we1 FL. svator ao
Timc wac d;annnointo1. io fa;,nd ~ at,;ko III II
,t a sir,a ,Iaf t. ot, H. otto ~ o1''
ous ne stfacA "Aat - Iucil pet1oi'
VEIN OF coal.
| Again did the placid region around Janesyillo,
md that quiet city itself. grow excited over tho
new discovery, Strange to saw, tic coal dug ont
1T lin ahd ri turei al ia bo nvnntv u;,;lHr i,
oo1or o,,J n,,i;t., ~ ,1,o nonn,ci,n,, anaI aii
eo1Gt nnu uun,ttsy r. ~ ~ coai soio
ut tho yafdB or sho ieaa!ng Janosvltle coal-teal-
era. Iho local geologssts we're appealed to, and,
though dumbfounleu by tho reports OF lilo
continuous discovery Of coal, they held that
tIlc outiro State ~ Wiaconsi1i ,yna rcolori.
cnt1v fnr hc1nv TIM roni ,nonu,,,es a.,d
is Is ~. "o.o" ''t1 oo..A ntI.su.ee, a'4a
, 1874-02-11

Tho Rev. Prof. G. ". Nortj,rup,: D. D., OF the
Baptist Theological Seminary, will preach in the
| Wabash Avenuo Motlodist-Episcopal Church
this eroning ut ~ o'clock.
Tho Lndios' Special bureau of Relief will hold
Its regular meeting this Afternoon ut o'clock at
tho houHo Of l.. Stone, 1911 Indiana ayonuo.
nadies aro cordially invited to attend.
Tho Women's Suffrage Association will hold
their annual meeting in tho lecture room Of tho
Methodist Church corner Of CLARK and Washing
ton atrcots Tomorrow. commencing Mt 2 o'clock
p. m. All friendc, md tho public generally, arc
invited to hear spoechoa aud m,isic.
There willboa a matinee to-day at the Globe Of
tho !" Black Crook d" spectacle, Baby Benson and
all tho spocialtios appearing.
The ladies' OF Unity Church will, give toa-
party Mt o'clock this oyoniug, Feb. II, in tho
ieoturo.room Of tho church, North Dearborn
street. Admission, 80 cents (cldren hail.
prico), tho proceeds to be applied to providing
furniture for the pulpit.
A social and entertainment will be givcu By
the Ladies' Society of tho Baptist Church. cor
evening.
Tito fifth lecture In the Philosophical socoly's
conrso will bo givasir by Prof. j. Hhirn, D. b.,
~: D., tlla afternoon as 4 o'clock, IN tho First
N. E. Church Lecture-Room. Subject "Tho
Cyrenian md Cynic Schools Of Philosophy"
an extra rehearsal Of the Apollo Club, both OF
1adios aud gentlemen. will bo held at the rooms
Of tho Club, Superior Block, Thursday oyouing.
AS this is tho last evening rehearsal which cnn
be ind boforo tho Forthcoming concerts, o full
attendance is requested.
There will bo MI entertainment hold this
evening MT the houso OF II. B. Chandor,, No. POO
South Morgan erect, for the 'bouotlk Of tia
Church Of tho Epiphany, conaiHting Of vocal
and instrumental music, with tho farce Of tho
" Irish Tiger y performed by tic Dramatic Glass
Of the 1nglesilo Club. The entertainment will
closo with dancing. Tickets, 81.
4 grand masquerade bali will bo given next
Saturday evening ut Union Hall, CORNER Of Clark
aud Monroe strents. Tho ball il for tla benott
Of Air. Henry Thompson, the originator OF tho
submarine teleAtoplo lantotn, ind various other
useful inventions. Tho ball will begin at 8
o'clock.
Tho somi-annual exhibition Of St. Ignatius
College will tako placo this evening at llalf-nast
7.o'clock. Tho exercises will conBist Of music,
singing, readingg and play outitlod '..All that
Gl!ttcrH ia not Gold" At tue conclusion tho
award Of testimonials will bo mado.
Tho Chicago Christian Union gigea ita regular
monthly aoclablo Thursday evening ut tho rooms
of tue Union, No. III Madison stroot. The pro-
chorus md qnartetto. singing by Prof. Walkor
nld members of lifa class in yocal music; pjauo
solos by MiBs Zoo Hwieshelm, with plenty Of timo
Tor general socabiity and good fellowship. This
Hoeiablo III FREQ to all members Of the Union aud
such trtonds NJ They may choose to invite, aud it
Il hoped TINT all members will bo present with
their frlendg.