, 1874-05-31
IN. evening, Young Mems Christian Asaoc1a~


Nouroe street. hrs @. N. Haskins is the su-
There will be q u1ass temperance meeting this
,yenine in the Eighth Presbyterian Church, cor |
ner of Robey and Washington streets. DR.. HAM |
Iton. Of Ohio. and several ladies' will spesk.
The Ellsworth Zou.ves viii hold meeting IN |
kentucky Block, Wednesday evening, 1t o:5o
P. m.
The on,rterlv meeting Of the Anaericus Club,
for tbe election Of o{ticers will be held Monday
eyenine. Ali members ara requested to Dc p1es~
ent.
The adjourned meeting OF citizens WILL DO ne!o
at the same place fJudge Rogers courtroom;
Monday evening, at the hour OF i:3,' p ~. ~
citizens without regard to ne1 or color, are coz
daily invited to attend
Prot Nathan G. Shepard will deliver the sec
ond OF his courRe OF fre lectures at hyde taEk
Monday evening. The subject WILL oe -no
Writings Of Carlyle"
The Dfrectressess Of the Orphan Asylum will
hold their regular monthly meeting ut the Asg"
lum Tuesday afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
The meeting Of the Y. II. G. L. in their Rail-
wav Branch Rending Room On IaSnle street, NJ
the Michigan Southern Depot, will be addressed
to-day at 4:30 p. H. by Frank Gordon, Of Edin.
burgh, co-laborer with u. L. Moody, VINO WV
also speak at the Gospel meeting IN the evening
at No. 148 Madison street.
The first annual meeting Of the Illinois soe1o"
ty Of School Principals will be held at Gales
burg July 7. 8, and 9. The Chicaso, Burlington
l. Quincy will transport persons there anti nack
for faro and fifth.
The Row. John r. McDougsu. minister OF the
Free Church Of Scotland at Fiorenre, Italy, %iA
preach in the Second Presbyterian church, cor
nor at Twentieth street and Michigan avenue,
this evening. Mr.. McDougal is We1l-kno"n ~
many visitors in Florence from this country, who
vii! be g!ad to hear of his work IN Italy.
Grand fair and festival for the benefit OF
Hyde Park Catholic Church, will open to-mor-
row evening. June i, at Burlington Han, corner
Of State and Eighteenth streets, and continue
during the week. The Hall has been repaired
ond renewed. SO as to be quite attractive, and 1t
is expected that the attendance will be very
large.
Among the most inviting entertainments to ps
held on the South Side during the present week.
s the festival to be given by the ladies' OF CnrBt
Church fBtshop CheDeys), Oh Tuesday evening.
charge OF the music, and solos may be expected
from, Mrs. WatrouH and Mrs. JeWett MISSES
Johngou. Stone, Oakley. Owen. Field, Billings,
Anderson. and stroackeT, are among the young
ladies' representing various Departmental --~sa-
mass meeting Of workingmen is to be held
next Thursday evening in tie West I"ehto- :
street Turner Hall. to discuss the queenon o.
| have been invited to be present and exprets
| their views; if they cannot come, they must
write. The workingmen are IN favor OF seiliilg
| the Lake Front for depot-site. as IN tnat case
the new Courthouse would 90 eommeneeu ,nh aat =.
| once and the construction OF TWO such g1eaf
buildings would fuEniah employment Tor large
numbers OF people.
| The fifth annual festival Of the Swiss Maen'
nerchor together with patriotic festival IN com.
| nemoration OF the amended Constl.usfon o.
! Switzerland, will be held to-day IN the North
| Side Turner Hall. The programme cons,Rts Of
| "A overture By Ealiwoda; schweizer Psalm,
1ung by the Maennerchor; ARIA 1Ion
| sErnani,'' by J. schnadig; the Grafton
| By ]. i. Gsrteumann soprano s11s oy Miss a
| Mcclure; tue '.Apino Horn" by the MaenneIoho1
and orchestra; tableaux ETC. Ihs aes,r1a 9nr ad
mlrable singing and playing, and general pleas
ant enjoyaplitY.
The-chicseo Athopeum makes the following
announcements for this week: Monday evening
advanced class in German. Tuesday evening
classea in English literature and botany
Wednesday, evening, primary classes N Gefna' 1a
md cIass IN astronomy. Thursday evening. clas
ia phonography. Friday evening, class IN tfencl
End vocal music. Saturday evening, classe7
Spanish. The reAding-roou,, library, chesa
club, gymnasium, and health-lnts, open oa.ls
Tia cfase in botsnv is very interesting one
nnder eble instruction, and affords an unusual
favorable opportunity for pursuing this mos
fascinating study. Regular botanizlng e1cur
sions to the country will be taken throuehou
| the summer. The rooms OF tho Athen8um a1
| at LA Madison strees.
A public temperance meeting, With repre-
| aontatlyes from Ill the Lodges Of I. q. OF u. i
| Of the city will be bald at the hall OF Aquapur
| Indpe. No. 1904 Vest Lake street. Wednesoa
evening at ~ o'clock. Popular spcakers Wy ~
address the meeting The public Ate cofdlaA
| iayited to attend
Acene1al meeting Of Irish Nattona!iats WILL
held under the auspices OF the r. s.. 81 u
CIan-na-Gael Hall, 210 Blue lsland avenue, o.
o'clock this afternoon. Tbs object Of the meel
inr ia to cooperate with the prominent an
tr1sted Nationnlists Of New YORK and otne
States in the reorganization Of Fenlanlsm; a
advocates Of Ireland's rights, and all good H1st
men who are anxious to JOIN, or Who arc laso1s
BILE to the movement, are cordially lnSated 70 a q
! | tend 80 that they may hear for themselves II
| nrrnments in favor OF that cause IN winch alon
les Tho onlv hope Of Irelands Independence.
CRIMINAL.
TIE POLICE COURTS
Thomas Bulgor, tho colored gentleman Of M
sical propensities charged with stealing VOL
= from Charles Wallace, No. s93 South Clark stree
t vas held to the Criminal Court, in $500 bail,
, Justice scully yesterday.
: Henry Weinberg, John Smith, and John We
! neck. three boys. 8, 10, and IL years OF age We