, 1875-03-21

81cGareY's new hail. No. 1884 South srate street
Good speakers arc expected to address th'
/ meeting.
| The famous colored Jubilee Singers from
| Knoxville who have been delighting immense
| audiences Throughout the country, are eoon t
visit Chicago. They will give q series OF thei
grand concerts, under the auspices OF the Young
! Mems Christian Association The first will TAKE
place in Farwell Hall, Monday evening, Marcel
Holy Week will be observed as follows at tht
| Cathedral SIS. Peter and Paul: Morning prayer
| daily at 10 o'clock; evening praJer daily, viii
| lecture, at o'clock; and also Wednesday an6
| Friday at 7:45. Friday evening the Rer. Dr.
] Locke will preach. Communion Thursday at II
8. N. Holy baptism will be administered at p
m Saturday,
The lecture BY Dr. I. N. Danforth on sEarly
Forms OF Life" will be given in Farwen Hall
Tuesday evening. This will be one Of the most
interesting of the course. The lecture will be
illustrated By the solar microscope and the cleo
trio light, and the specimens exhibited will ba of
great interest. All who are interested in popular
science should make 4 special effort to be
present.
The thirty-fourth anniversary Of the Chicago
Bible Society will be held in the Third Presby-
terian Church, corner Of Carpenter and West
Washington streets, this evening, at 7:s0 o'clock.
The annual sermon will be preached by the Rev.
~ IL.
Church. Judge Fa1well the President, will pre-
side, and the annual report will be presented BY
the Secretary, F. B. Carter, Esq.
The sixth and last OF the series OF free music ii
and literary entertainments given during the
past winter under the auspices Of the Caledonia
Club will take place at their hall Tuesday even
ing. On this occasion John E. Finerty will de-
Music" The musical part OF the ent :ainment
will be under the charge OF Prl austavus
Geary, assisted by Afessrs. McClellan.4 aad Drew.
Mrs. Bunker. aud Mrs. Drew.
The colored people OF the city will celebrate
in honor OF the Fifteenth .nendment and the
Civi-Bghts bill at Burlington Hal, March 81.
The Hannibal zouaVes, United Fellows. Nos. 1
NO. 1, and John Jonos Lodge, No. Z, will partici-
pate. Tho celebration will be under the auspices
Of tho Hiram Lodge, No. IA, A. Z. II. Speeches
will be made by Iieut.-Gov. Antoine. OF Louis
lana; the Hon. John Jones, L. 8. White: the
Reve. &. G. Booth, r. De Baptiste, Thomas John
Bon, and others.
The Chicago Temperance Alliance have much
pleasure in announcing that they have secured
The services Of Prof. ]. Stanley Grimes. late Of
New York, 3 member Of the American AsBocia-
ton for the Advancement OF Science. to deliver
biz celebrated lecture % 90 the Philosophy Of
The Rev. v. A. Bartlett will preside. Tbe Bos-
ton Daily lfau says OF this lecture: "Prof. J.
Stanley Grimes lactured last evening At the Tre-
mont Temple before q large and respectable
audience. Intemperance is an old hackneyed
subject, but the ablo lecturer gave quite new
form to it, and deeply interested his audience
for an hour and q h6if.''
THE AruEyEum.
MondAy Evening-Lecture in the free course
by DR.. A. Reeves Jackson. Subject, ''About
Doctors"
Tho winter term OF the evening classes will
close with the coming week. The spring term
will open On the following week without any va
cation. The course Of instruction includes an-
cient and modern Languages, English literature,
drawing, phonography, e'ocution, vocal music
penmanship. bookkeeping aud the common Eu-
glish branches. All persons who desire tho
privilege of these classes are requested to call
and make the necessary arrangements for enter
ing them during the coming week.
Private instruction IN modern languages, elo-
cution, vocal and instrumental music, furnished
during the day on reasonable terms and at hours
to suit the convenience OF pupils, either aingly
Or in small classes.
The class in light gymnastics for ladies, school
girls, and children will, during the spring term.
meet only on Saturday afternoon. Those desir-
ing the privileges afforded BY this class for
healshfnl and enjoyable physical culture are re-
4uested to call and register their names at once,
n order that it may be known what amount OF
it will be necessary for the society to