, 1875-04-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr. Il. Q'Ruaso will lecture on "Johu Phi1po
curran" before the Irish L,terszy Association
aud their friends in the hail corner Of LaSall
1nd Lake straeta, Tuesday evening.
By request the Baron do Ca1ain, from tn
South OF Franco, will g1ve = free orasion 0,
Popery, Tuesday At s O'clock p. H., in the Firs
u. E. Church, corner Of CLARK and Washington
The regular semi-annual meeting Of thl
United Hebrew Relief Association will takt
place this afternoon at q o'clock, in the lowe,
ball Of the Standard Club, On Thirteenth street
near Michigan avenue.
| The Convention of the United 1riah Societies
Of Chicago, composed Of the dalegatoa that made
ar1an gements for the celebration OF last St. Pat
| rick's Day, will meet in Father Mathew Temper
| snce Hall, Oh Harrison, mar Ha}ated street, at
$50 oclock this afternoon, to take action Oh
ths report Of Tho Committee on Constitution and
bylaws.
Tha Ladies' Of Jefferson Park Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Adams and rheoop streets.
day night to the pastor. Prof. Patton. who will
take bis vacation during the month Of May. He
leaves for the East on the Sd, and will be absent
tHo Or three esbbaths. Friends ct the Professor
IN the city who dealre to participate will ba wal-
coined BY tha ladies' Of the congregation.
The Bey. Thomas Whitaker, Of Scarbro, Eng,
one Of the most eloquent ano successful tom
peranco lacturars Of tue age, will speak ia Far
we'll Hall this afternoon at O'Clock, and in the
evening he will preach temperance sermon in
tie Engt Presly yteriau Church. the Rer. Arthur
Ahtcaels, corner OF Indiana avenue and TWen-
ty-frst street..
There will be Unitarian theatre services at
Ao.tey's Theatre The Rev. Robert Colyer will
hold the fret OF series Of services this evening
at 719 O'Clock, giving hia sermon On !" Tne
Church We Belong To-" Profs, WooIctt and
Coffin will lead the congregational ainging:
benefit in aid Of the NeEeboys' Home has
been projected to take place tho latter part Of
next month Ut The Adelphi. which Mr. Grover
has offered with bis company for The occasion
The Grand Opera -House troupe have volunteered,
apd other excellent aid is to b. 4dded, An ef-
to1t Will he taade to giye this benefit l. popular
turn, apcn ~ tho Aovlckes matinee" took
two years $50, when s., 900 went into the treas
on Lasa'le street Was opened.
From a dispatch Just received from Georpa r
Stuart, Of Philadelphia, stating that & Union
meetlng would he held thera today to nray for
tha SUCCESS OF the great revval-wo1k in London.
the Board OF Managers Of the Y. II. @. a. have ]
called similar meeting in barFell Hall to-day
at so y. m, to be conducted By D. n. WhittIe.
10 pray for the Hame object.
THE LAST DEVICE.
Violent period and 10 we'll on to entire subsi- |
denee, the Temperance Alliance has bit upon !
noyeI entalta1nment which promises to Be !
amusing II the e1treme. It Is no less taan
the presentation OF our distinguished lawyers, |
:oteseors, clergymen. and others. in efocu-
!.onary exsrcsea. The first entertainment Of |!
the SOFT will take place st Farvel Hall Thurs
az T. evening The following Is the programme:
:, Ihe Hon. Emery 4: stoIrs {. On Linden, when
he san was low ~; TIE Rev. @. L. Thompson.
2. D., The Man att the Helm n; D. s. Covert.
: 5aa:; a. "De2th ! n ct Absslonn y; the Rev. Wv.
2sq., AN Order for 3 Picture; the Hon.
Ehoa Hoyne, "4he Prairies "; Miss Hattie
3ulest, 'Rich. and Poor Man; Tic HOB.
lobert HerveY, - Drybure Abbey i; Imaginary
unera1 procession of Sir Walter Scott intro
ucing tho principal characters Of the poems
nd novels; the Rev. Robert Colyer. b. B.,
subject to be eelected); Prof. J. Stanley
trl@es' " Mszeppa !; the Rev. 3. Y. Thomas,
: D., (subject to ba se!ected) Mira. Alice
[orses."
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