, 1876-02-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The benoft performance TOE the Ne"sooys
Home comes or at Woods Museum tomorrow
afternoon md evening.
The Dartmouth alumni will hold their ne1t
meeting for the purpose Of completing perna-
nent organization at the Grand Pacific Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
Tho Rev. ]. T. Sunderland. the now pastor OF
the Fourth Unitarian Church, corner Of Prairie
ayanue and Th1rtieth street., will preach this
morning on ..The Ideal Church"
Tho Kev. DR.. Butter lectures this evening at
the Church Of tho Sacred Heart, corner OF Nine
teenth aud Hasted streets. on "The Church,
Its Difficulties With Julian, the Apostate."
"Tho Tabernncle Of Moses is tho subject Of
popular lecture to be gwen bv the Rev. G. G.
Marston, in Temperance Hall, Oak Park,
Tuesday evening. The lecture is illustrated
with complete model, illuminated and beauti-
full, OF the original Tabernacle.
The Sunday lecture this afternoon will be de-
livered by Henry Vincent, the eminent English
o11tor, at Mccormick Hall, at 8 O'Clock. His
subject will be '. Oliver Cromwell Doors open
ut q. close at 8. Admission 10 cents. The last
lecture Was attended BY $500 persons.
This evening there will be temperance mass-
meeting on tha South Side, at the Wabash Ave-
nue NJ E, Church, under the auspices Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. ad-
dressed by Mrs. o. 3. SCHUYLER, Mrs. u. 3.
| dOIGQK6, AQu 1afI4 ha4A HOoAs Auo H0OuG
are invited.
Thc.C. ", G. 7. Union hold daily prayer
meeting in Lower Farwell Hall at p. m. AL
arc welcome. The leaders this week are: Mon
day, Mrs T. B. Carse; Tuesday, Mrs. ~ A.
Barnes; Wednesday. Mrs. J. F. Willing; Thurs
day, Mrs. n. A. Williams Friday, alre. G. B.
Alton; Saturday Mrs. 7. ". Miller.
The annual Convention Of the United Irish
Societies OF Chicago and Cook County will be
tntd h1, ,pt.nttfa Hall naantainpa atraof ha.
tween Jackson and Quincy streets, next Sunday
afternoon, Feb. 10. at o'clock. Officers for
the ensuing year arc to be elected, the new con-
Btltution will be- considered. and arrangements
made for tho usual St. Patricks demonstration.
The citizens Of the Tenth Ward, and all others
interested in honest city Goyernment. are re-
quested to meet at the Gaut House. Wes: Madi-
son street, tomorrow evening at O'Clock, for
the purpose Of organizing q Citizens Protection
Club. The object is to enlist all honest voters,
regardless Of party, and to support only honest
men for local Offices. and also TO organize bal
it that onlv honest judges OF election are
chosen. The call TOR the meeting is signed br a
large number Of West Side stoto-koapors and
tax-paJars.
TEE ATHESEum
makes the following announcements for this
Weo!z: Tuesday evening DR.. Samuel Willard will
give tho sixth lecture Of bis coutse in ancient
history. Topics, CYRUS, Darius, Ionic Revolt,
t0:Sicd1 CutLuI6 Oh tQe N1etke, LUe daIne3& etc.
Tho eTen,pg classes will meet during the week
as heretofore announced Day classes will meet
as follows: Ladies' class in peunaanship Thn,s-
day, p. H.; Sorrento woud carving, Saturday,
3 p. n. Saturday at 10 q. N. the Atnenmum
will open department Of instruction in
fine art in charge Of Mr. Fred
| oricx Borsella. Instruction will be given
in oil or water-color painting. cravon drawing,
retouching and eo!arslrg photographs, etc.
Special private instruction will be gwen as fol-
Iowa Piano. Wednesday and Saturday elocu-
ton. Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday vocal
muslc and vocal culture, Friday from q. m,
! and Saturday from II tn. !; German and French,
Mouda7 and Thursday. The zead,ng-room, IL
bra1y, chess-roon,. and gymnasium are open
| daily from d. m, to 10 p. IN. ALI departments
OF the work Of tho Society are open to new mem
| bers, Rooms Nos. 63 and Is Washington street.
GRAND CONCERT.
| The German Military Band will give concert
| Feb. Is, at Mccormick Hall. for the benefit ct
| the Aexian Brothers Free Hospital. All lovers
| OF good music and all the friends Of this noble
institute Of charity, are earnestly requested to
| turn out in full force on the above-named
day. Tho .Alesian Brothers have been in
America for upwards OF ten years :;
their deeds in this country arc q
| sufficient recommendation for them. Their
hospitals are standing to-day lasting monuments
Of charity to the noole seIf-sacridcing Brothers
who, under the greatest difficulties, have col
| 1ected together the means to erect them. Their
building Is indeed grand and palatial ono !;
but it has not been erected in vain. It hne
cost raat sum OF money, but one needs only