, 1875-12-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

IQ6 n1allne cnRlueeIa AaeOClhIOn WILL lOIt
their annual meeting for tho election Of officer,
Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Ellis will conduct the Afternoon
services at the chapel OF the Westinghouse
Homo, on the corner OF West Madison street ant
Ogden ayenue.
The first annual Christmas party of the st
Georges Benevolent Association will be held q
Caledonia Hall, No. l67 Washington street, to
morrow evening.
The Sunday lecture this afternoon will be de-
liye1ed by the Rev. Robert Coilyer at Mccormick
Hall. The lecture ia new, and is entitled
"Salt." Doors open at 2, close at s. Admis'
sion, 10 cents.
DR.. H. ". Thomas lecture, announced for the
2sth inst, will be delivered tomorrow night il
the First II. E. Church, corner Clark and Wash'
ington streets. Subject: 1.-The Successful
Life" Tickets can be had ct ". G. Holmes, n
Madison street, or at the door.
Charles 4. Palmer, aged %, q painter By trade,
who left Philadelphia for Chicago about fous
and half years ago, is asked to send word o1
himself to his mo other. Mrs. Harriet Palmer. No
l57 North Eighth street. Any person having
any information OF him ia also requested to send
it to the above address.
Monday evening, Jan, s. the Kellogg Eog!lsh
Open Troupe commence brief season 1T
tory: Monday, Bohemian Glri"; Tuesday,
t. Rose OF Castillo; Wednesday. - Mignon -;
Thursday, III Trovatore;" Fridav, FRA
Diayolo y; Saturday matinee, Mignon ,;
evening, - Maritana."
The First and Second PRESBYTERIAN Churches
will unite in union service this evening in the
latter church. in behalf Of the Young Mems
sat1n 5aarn n2ff &vaf ha Ha1ffy
cred by the Rev. Arthur Mitchell, John 2. Far
we'll, aud F. Ii. Rockwell, giving detailed ac-
counts Of the work for the past year. The aeats
are free, and interesting exercises may ba eI-
nected by all who attend.
The holiday ball Of the Irish Literary Associa-
tion will be given in Greenebaum's aall, over
the Germania Bank, on Fifth avenue, Wednes-
day evening. Pounds orchestra will furnish
the music and the managers Of the affair hope
to make it very agreeable to the ladies' and gen
tlemeu who may honor the OCCASION BY thair
presence. The bail occurring 80 early in the
week will allow the ladies' time to recover from
the fatigue OF dancing before engaging in the
pleasant work Of New Years receptions.
The services at the Central Church in Mo-
Vicker's Theatre will be inaugurated by Prof.
Swing to-day. Tho church has been placed on
solid financial foundation by the sale OF seats
recently had, and fully reported in The Tribune
but it most not be understood from this
kuat tueE6 are 10 lQ0I0 6eHe6 1911. Inc
Central Church is intended 10 be large and 4
popular one. It has no restrictionn placed upon
it. and all arc welcome within its porta}s-ric4
aud poor alike. Nearly one.half the seats are
still unsold, and they will be free and welcome
to visitors. They can come without nickel,
and DO heartily welcomed, for COLLECTIONS will be
~ unknown thing in the new Central Church.
The singing will be Congregational.
PRIVATE THEATk1cALS.
At Robert Collyer's church Thursday evening
two plays will be given with the following caat
Of characters That for My Uncle's Viii is
IS follows:
Florence Margold.. Miss swazcy
Charles Cashmore. .r. Greeley
*AA Aa4 TAltsoo
The concluding piece is "a Pretty Piece Of
Business" " aud the cast is:
Mrs Grant1ey. Miss Harmon
dAAss 2Ae0- a.. AllsS LaFrobee
Dobson. Miss Coiyer
s'apt- Mefr1Weatner M1. fes5enden
Aauace1ot dnea. ..A1f. hRlKer
Tickets are so cents for sale at tho door aud
at Cobb's Library.