, 1875-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

row evening at the First Methodist Church.
4 meeting Of the officers Of the Second Reei
ment will take place at Mr. Burke's Enropes 4,
Hotel at p. m. to-day.
The thirtisth anniversary dinner OF tho 11lipoi,
st. Andrews Society will be held at the Sherman
! House Tuesday evening.
Mccormiok's Hall has been engaged for th.
Won Bulow concerts, which will be gwen On tho
evenings OF Jan. 81, and Feb. 2 4, and S,
The Rev. Robert Coll5er is to lecture at the
| Ads Street Methodist Church Friday evening,
| His subject Is to be the Human Side Of Wash.
ington."
The celebrated Log-Cabin Singers will sing
before the Fourteenth Ward Christian Temper
ance Reform Club ut Benz Hall, No. 7e6 West
Lake street, Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
The famous Tennessee einge-s will sing At the
Olivet Baptist Church, On Dearborn street aud
Fourth avenue. between Polk anG Tayior Tues
Day evening. Admission, so cents; reserved
seats. rs cents.
The Rev. L. Damen. 8. J., lectures next Sun
day evening 1T st, Mary's Church, corner Of
Wabash avenue and Eldridge court On 1.-The
Trials aad TFtumpha Of the Church" The pro-
st. Joseph's Hospital.
and friends Of the great orator, John O'Connor
Power, III. r.. viii be held At the Central Hotel,
Market and Washington streets, at o'clock TO-
day. to make final arrangements for bis 1ecep-
tion aud lectures IN this city.
Tho Sunday Lecture Society Announce Mrs.
Leonowons to-day on ''siam It's Court and
Customs" illustrated by nearly thirty large
the white elephant, Arnazons etc. The doors OF
Mccormick Hall open at 2 and close at 3. Admis-
sion. 10 cents.
The Exposition skating- Rink will be complet-
ed tomorrow morning. and. as coon as tho
weather permits, will be opened as g1eat skat-
ing-park to the public. Seats have been az
ranged 10 grand tier for 2, 900 people. Tickets,
season and Communication, will be On sala TO-
morrow morning. At Root i Sons mus1c-stora
on State street,
mr. ChE1stoon Haasenpaug, who was last year
Professor OF the German language and 1te1a-
ture In the HYDE Park Hign-School has found
the demands Of his private pupils upon his time
SO great that be has determined to devote him.
self entirely during the coming winter to giving
private lessoos, He may be addressed 1t the.
Chicago Musical College by those who desire his
services in the thorough and phifosophic study
Of German.
There will BIS paper and coffee festival in the
parlors OF the FIRST Chriatian Church, corner
indiana avenue aud Twenty-f fifth street, Friday
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Dainty viii rec,ts several chaice selections from
popular authors. The reputation this amateur
lady elocntioDlst has won in Chicago literary cir
ces Is Of itself enough to draw large audience.
Admission, 10 cents currency, or Asree pounds
Old paper. Refreshments extra
The fifth OF the series OF monthly Sunday |
school concerts given BY the Michigan Avenue
Baptist Chur,h occurs tonight, when vary en-
programme will be givs1 coosisting |
of a tne selection OF vocal aud instrumental |
music, address. and two recitstions by Miss Jes-
'ie Coathoni, who will read the story OF '*Hsgar
a a the Wilderness, aud recite '' Rock Of Ages"
Tie interest IN these monthly concerts has be- |
:ome 30 widespread that at the last one the !
church waH uncomfortaoly crowded, but arrange
nents have been nna3a to throw open the gallery |
bis evening, and introduce / large number Of
additional seats, so that all who attend may bo
comfortably accommodated
.'The Irish Ides " will be the subject Of Col.
sicard O's. Burke's lecture in Mccormick
ian this evening. He will review tho present |
elatione between Great Britain and Ireland, |
nd will give his views IS to the attitude the |
rsh race ought to assume on this continent.
'ol- Burke has had ample experience Is an Irish
atriot. The Euglish paid his pains ny conhning ]
i'm in their prisons Tor nearly ten years Ire
Ind and the Irish owe Col. Burke something
or. had he remained IN our service After the
far, he would have been on the h,ghsoad to
o1tune now, having the reputation, which be
ad, OF being one Of the best engineer officers in
10 Army Of the Potomac. He, however, pre-
afred going to 1reland with the Fenians- Like
u others who tried the same thing before him, |
o failed, but won the respect even OF his enc !
lies. In whateyer position fate placed him, Col |
urke Was ever found to be in the trnest SENSE
hicago will. no doubt turn out in full force to-
ght to hear the patriotic sentiments Of = mn ,
no meant what be SAID, and who riaked lifs
ID liberty to prove his truth