, 1874-10-11


the Exposition OF 1875. Every OPP ortuuity vii!
oe given to purchasers to obtain inIorm2tlon. AM
early i'll the week new catalogues will be Issued
numbered in the O, der Of sale.
| ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Rev E. Z. Young, OF tie Upper Iowa Con
ference, ril1 preach in the First II. E. Church
cornor of Clark and Washington streets, this
evening.
A Convention Of the Catholic Societies o1
Chicago will be held to-tlAy at p. m, Al
Toomey's Hall, 210 Blue Island avenue, for the
purpose OF completing arrangements to atten6
the dedication OF the new church and school al
Washington Heights, Sunday, Oct 49, All
Catholic societies are requested to send dele
gates.
There will be a meeting OF the Gun Club 1t e
| South Clark street Tuesday 1t 8 p. N. This
will be very important meeting, as it is more
| than likely that arran5eIaats will he made for :
club shoot, and possibly for contest with one
or other Of the city clubs.
regular meeting OF the Ellsworth Zouavcs
| will be held At their hall, 167 Eas. Washington
street, Wednesday evening, Oct. IL
There will be solemn High Mass to-day at St.
Mary's Church, corner OF Wabash avenue and
Eldridge court. The sermon will bo delivered
by the Rev. Father Kane, Of Washington CITY,
one OF tue most learned and distinguished pull
pit-or ators in the ecouotry.
Pore Edward, late = monk OF the Catholic
Church lin France) will speak in the Christian
Church, Indiana avenue. corner Of Twenty fifth
street, to-day, At 8 p. m.. upon the subjec: Of
'Roma nlsm in America"
The dedication Of St. Pins Church, corner of
and ir,t oF ;oL
Reu. Hugh Mcclure is pastor takes place to-day
ct 1890. The Sacrament of Confirmation viii
bo administer ed by the Eight Rev. Bishop Foley
to the children OF the parish, apd 3 mi sion will
be opened by tho Paulat Brothers at 7:30 in the
evening.
The Episcopalians Of the North Side will bo
interested to kuo. that there will be soc,aD1o
for the benefit Of the Churci, Of Our Savior, at
hlares Hall. No. ~ North Clark street, Friday
eyeniug, Oct. lG.
The "AtlAs Club will hold the first OF three
sociables at their hall Tuesday evening. st 7:3o
tcloek. Tickets 30 cents, to be had At the hail.
This proceeds will be given to the Foundlings'
Home.
DR.: Dio Lewis, of Boston, ,aaHa., will doliyera
free lecture on the subject OF temperance at 2
p. m. today. at the First Methodist Church
corner OF Clark and Washington streets. Tbs
public are invited
The ladies' OF st. Paul's Church have secured
12a Washington street, near Chamber OF Com
m 1cs, iu which to give their lunches for this
week. Thay will be ready to see their friends
any day during the week. from IL to o'clock
These lunches will be strictly frst-class, in no
way inferior to those given by this parish in
former years. Tue ladies' OF ST. Paul's know
how to do these things.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Presby-
teriad Suuiay-School Association will be held ut
the Reunion Church, On West Fourteenth street.
near Throop, next Tuesday evening.
free train will be run by J. H. Bowen to
South Chicago on the Baltimore l. Ohio Rail-
road. Wednesday and Thursday OF thus week,
leaving at 10 g. H., to allow parsons to visit the
property, select let's. etc.
The Mu1Ggau Zouaves, the crack military or
ganization Of this city, will give their annual
ball On the evening Of the 2Stb mat. at McCor- |
mck's Hall. Cards Of invitation mud tickets can
be procured from the members Of the Company. !
aud Mt the bookstores and news-stands. The |
hal will bo elegantly aud appropriately decor !
ated, and the handsome Zouaves will make rlelr !
appearance in their gorgeous new uniforms ex-
pressly imported for the occasion By their Cup- !.
tain. j. J. Heeley, Eho recently returned from |
Europe. !
The Young Mems Christian Association make |
tno following announcements Conversational |
Bible class this morning at a. m, for ono |
hour Yoke Fellows meet at 6 D. NJ; Gospel
meeting at p. m.; strangers meeting Monday |
evening; Lycoum Tuesday evening; young
men's sp1nye1-mceting Saturday evening meet
in depot branch reading-room on LaSallo street
to-day at 4:30 p. m. Frea library and reading-
room open every day from .. m. to 10 .. NJ, 1T !,
No. l13 Madison street,
woMAS-sCFFnAoE MAss-MEKT1So.
Arrangements have been made by the Execu-
tire Committee Of the Illinois Womaus Suffrage
Association for general reunion of this friends
Of woman suffrage in Chicago, under the auspi-
ees Of that Association. The meeting will be
held in the main audience room Of Methodist
Church Block. Tuesday, the 14th inst. Thcre
will he day meeting. commencing at II g.. m,
5peakora who have been engaged to address
the Convention are Mrs Susan 3. An
thony Miss Phoebe Couzins. Mrs. c. G.
Lathrop, and DR.: Thomas. pastor cf the First
:its aud S-ate. As It il designed to make this
mass meeting, admission will bo FREQ 10 both
sessions-
The Illinois State Association was the pioneer
u the orEan1zed movement in the Northwest,
snd wns for several yesrs prior t. 1871 among
he largest and most influential organizations in
he country. The G,eat FIRE scattered its large
ocal membership here, aud compelled many Of
ts most active members to alE1obt wholly WITH
iraw from public service. With returning good
q non tho purpose 10 renew the enthusiasm and
successes Of former years, by giving new life to |
his Society,"
THE FoUspL1Sos' LUNCHES.
Tomorrow the ladies' Of the Union Aid So
ety Of the Fouudliugs' Home will have pre- |
Jared everything for the lunches which it is
heir intention to begin giring Tuesday morning,
It No. 81 Warrington street. In order to open !
nth everything neat amt shp-shape, thoy will
asvete Ill Monday to those preliminary arrange
nente, which are 20 1nau1c the SUCCESS Of their |
Undertaking. good play feQui:es thorough
ehearsing. and the 1xdies who a1o to become +,
alters for sweet chsrisTs sake. need lt:1o |
dizcttlintng. Tle1s are bills Of rszs