, 1874-01-18

Ucu- OF 1ne VARIOUS churches IN the city to rec
ommend the formation Of similar societies i
each church OF district, 30 as 10 seek ont an
aid tho worthy poor in all parts Of the city q
| {ar as possible. Tho next meeting will be at tn
eaIne place, 1871 Indians avenue, Thursday at
o'clock p. m.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
There will be regular Meeting of the bric|
manufacturers and dealers in material at thei
rooms 200 LaSallo street. tomorrow at o'clocl
| p. m-
! Prot. Iallmadge, thewell-known Shakspearea,
dramatic reader, is advertised to give reading
for tue benefit Of the Ii. E. Church at Engle
wood tomorrow.
The ladies Of the Third Unitsrian Church vii
] give calico party st Marines Hail, on Ad.
street, Friday evening. Tickets, including re-
| freshments, cost 81.
public temperance meeting will be held to-
morrow evening at st. Georges Chapel, corner
| Of Twenty y-eighth and Hanover tJtteets, l.
Bingham, reformed man, will speak.
Quarterly meeting of the Directors Of the
WashinRtonian Home will be held at the Home
Monday evening Gt II o'clock, when officers will
be elected and other business transacted.
Tbs members Of the 1rish Literary Asaocia:
ton are requested to meet at the Office OF Mr.
T. McHugn, corner Of Ia9alle and Monroe
streets, this afternoon at O'Clock, for general
business purposes.
The French Benevolent Society Of Illinois has
it's annual meeting to-day, ut noon, corner OF
Halsted and Tyler streets, for the election oi
officers for the ensuing year, and the settlement
Of accounts.
4 special meeting Of the Chicago Chess Club
will be held at their new rooms, No. 113 East
Randolph street, Tuesday evening 1T s o'clock.
full attendance is requested az business Of
Importance is to be transacted
The alumni OF Wesleyan University will hold
their annual reunion al the Palmer House on
the evening OF Jan. 22. President Cummings,
Of the University, and Bishop Andrews, are ex-
pected to be present. "., =.
will celebrate the festival OF st. Patrick (11arch
l7) by grand banquet and bali, at Wall:s Hall
corner Of Adams and Ha1sted streets, and Shows
Hall, corner Madison and Halsted.
Prot. G.: G. Bonney, Of Hahnamann Medica
College, will deliver = special lecture on thel
jurisprudence OF criminal abortion, at the Col
lege, 287 and 289 Cottage Grove avenue Wednes-
day, At P. N. Physicians are invited to be
present.
Church Tuesday evening. One Of the best pro-
grammes OF the winter season has been arranged
and thoroughly rehearsed by the talent engaged
Tor the occasion. Messrs- Ziegfeld and Falk
will play Tickets are 80 cents.
The second semi-annual gathering Of the
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add.os.e1 1.ttn ~ asnsn Eois [ecias1ons,
Of tea and coffee.
The Rev. Gal1us Hoch, ons OF the most brill
liant German Catholic orators delivered series
Of lectures last week in st. Peser's Church, cor
ner Clark and Polk streets, which we're listened
to by immense audiences. The Rev. Mr. Hoch
will preach this morning in st. Peters Church
on the Divinity Of Christ.
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sar;as ~ br1i;a1t 90 1r 4ta "sn ens
g., ~ 1e7n has haa-, -n,1aI 80 !; 40
for rranG and nromenada cnnca1t anu aud - hnn ~ FaIs
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