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Don't forget it boys! Free lunch
every night at A. y. Williams the
Palace S,l.Jon.
, 1880-12-26

ever heard from any careful man In my ne;
aud this Is said to caricature church ."tich .
had nursed and take., care Of him from hts
boyllood. Has Robert lnEersoll et!lla1e4
th{se- There is sooN to be the per1helion OF
four pIa,:ets IF three nf them are In Chlca-
Co. and one IN ns'okiy1 the c.nssquenSes ;,a ices
dicirtl. Which is the Jupiter Of the num-
bcr9'
The Bishop of Gibraltar has issued q pas
tornl letter to the clergy and laity of his urls-
dfction, III which he asks for help towards
the building at Rome of All ctilfce worthy Of
the English Church and people, On the ground
that the work is of national interest. The
building outside the l'orta del Popolo. IN
which the services Of the Church have been
held for many years Is to be torn doMn N,a, 1qt
stands, and unless a new church be built, Inc
congregation will he left without p!ace OF
worship. The Bishop wishes to have at Rome
a representative church, which shall snow M
by lis architectural features. as well as oy uae
character of Its services, what Is the true na1-
ure Of Episcopal worship when IT IS as
played In Its best and brightest colors. he
saws, however, he would not have 1t erected
with any idea Of making converts
, 1880-12-26

be held at No. sos West Madison street at p. a.
The Rev. DR.. Matthevson will preach IN the
Advent Christian Church. No. VI Soutn dfoen
street, morning and evening.
Joseph Smith, President Of the ReorEanlzea
Latter-Day saints' Uhurcn, is expected to preasha
CDonnld Iftss will conduct the Bible class at
Union Park Hall at p. M Lecture on Gene,
sis - at ) p. m., aud on "Eterial punishment
Tie Eciacttcs will meet at No. 213 West Mad.
ison street at 7:3o this evening. Or: Lewis Will
lecture on Life; Its Value and Aims"
The Womcu's Christian Temperance Union
will hold Gospel temperance lneet1pg az
o'clock this afternoon at No. looo west Lake
Tie Disciples Of Christ will meet at o'clock
this afternoon at No. 20 West Randolph street.
The Rev. A. Youkor will preach In the West
Side Tabernacle, corner Morgan ana 1hd4ana
streets, morning and evening.
Chaplain 1lcCAbo will preach IN the = Halstea
Street Methodist Episcopal Church: No. ls4 soutn
Halsted street, at 11:sD Il. N. and $50 p. m.
The Womnn's Christian Temperance Union
hold daily Gospel temperance meetings IN Lower
Farwell Hall at 8 2. m. LeadeIs tor THIS week
Mrs Malcom Mcdonald; "Wednesday, Mrs. K a.
Decker: Thursday, Mrs ". q. Powers; Friday,
Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman. ....-...
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Twenty second street will hold a meeting ut
/ D. M in the Twenty second Street Red Ribbon
Mrs. S II. L Henry will address the GOSPEL
temperance meeting In Farwen Hall this even
in9 at o'clock. The meeting Is to be held uH-
der the auspices OF the W. c. T. U. and and I. NJ
The Rev. HerrIck Johnson. Of tho Fourth
Presbyterian Church, will deliver a Bible lect-
nre IN Farwelt Hall at $3.50 p. nj. Subject: - Is
Christianity FaEIure?'' Seats free.
, 1880-12-26
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.

The scholars OF the Burr School gave the
operetta Of Red Riding-hood's Rescue" i'll
the Coventry Street Baptist Church last Sat
urday evening 10 an ovcrtlowing house. The
performance was given for the purpose Of
aislng funds to purchase piano for the
chool. The children had been drilled for
the occasion by Miss Louise r. Oakman, who
is deserving of the highest praise for the
success which attended the entertainment
The chorus numbered nearly 100, and sang
very finely, and the leading parts were well
filled. 1t is probable that the play will be
! repeated. The east was as follows: Red
I2lIl9lg-l.ood, Miss Edith Freeman; llunnnn,
Miss Lizzie Jones; Grandma, Miss May
Bratt; Woodma,,, Master F. B. Price; Wolf.
Master Daniel Finnucan; Buttercup, Miss
| Bessie Lester; Rose, Miss Lizzie Dreiske;
Robin, Master George Stannard; Fairy,
Miss Nelly Fitzpatrick. The - Pony Song"
was charmingly rendered by Master Tommy
| Caspars. ...
< musical and literary entertainment was
| rendered Miss Imogene Ford Tuesday even
| Ing at the Western Avenue Methodist Epis-
| copal Church BY a number OF her friends. II
| was success in every respect.
Tie second party Of the Imperial Club oc-
| Cured Thursday night at the Alattes0n
| House, and was decided success, socially
| and numerically. Dancing commenced short
and continued Without any interruption until
| haIf.nnst ia T'his il the third season Of this
| nnm,jar and successful organization and the
fntiications arc that the present series of par
| I'm ~ tl,a ,,ravin,ss snasons.
| tThe srconfi meeting OF the Friday Night
c,,h V was ses 'r1d 'Fnnrsav evening at the resi-
t Gance nf afr. and Airs. G. Ii. VroDrnan, No.
| H,t y ,vas nrasent. n number Of vocal aud
st instr,,mentnl seircttnns werc performed, and
danainr wnnnd m the evenings entertain
' ta..nt.
, 1880-12-26
SANITY RECREATION.

Don't swear when yon step on the icy side
walk. Think OF little prayer instead
"Now lame me.:' for instance. Boston
Commercial Bulletin
A Baltimore clergyman recently preached
on the subject, "Why was Lazarus beg
Rar?' We suppose because he didn't adver-
t1se.-Burxn xnqton Ha1ckeye
Jack (aged 4, taking walk): "What be-
comes OF people when they die?'' Mamma:
4sThev turn into dust, DEAR" Jack: "What
q lot Of people there must be On this road.
then"
A little girl had penny given to her 70 :,
came round, and, dropping in her coin, she
exclaimed: "That's the way the money goes,
pop goes the weasel"
A woman accidentally went into church
with two bonnets on,-0ne stuck inside the
other,-and the other women in the congre-
CATION almost died Of envy: They thought
It was new kind OF bonnet, and TOO sweet
for anything.
A4year-old Irish child. saying her prayers
at her mothers knee, having concluded, Us
usual, with "God bless papa and mamma,
g1andpapas and grandmamnas, uncles and
aunts," etc, gave great sigh, anu SAID: ~:
mamma dear, do wish these PEOPLE would
pray for themselves, for am SO tired pray
Ing for them"
A irrepressible boy Of s years, who was
always compelled to keep very quiet on
Sunday, having grown inexpressibly weary
towards the close OF the Sabbath day: frankly
and honestly approached his excellent but
oyer-strict father, and grayeiy said: " Pa,
let's have little spiritual fun"
He was young reporter, and he thought
he'd do smart thing; so he stole the ser
mon Of an eminent divine before church
Sunday morning and carried it to the office,
SO they had it In type and on the street by
the time church was out But as the report
er had stolen the sermon the divine couldn't
preach 1t, and had to use another, and OF
course that made the paper ridiculous, and
the reporter would like to hear Of job and
q cure for bruises.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL.
Dec. ea-FiEst Sunday after Christmas; St
Stephen
Dec S;-St john the Evangelist
Dec 28-The lnnocents' Day.
Dec 31-Faat.
Jan. 1-C1rcumcision.
CATHOLIC
Dec. e6St Stephen. First Martyr.
Dec. S5-St John. Ap. and EYang.
Dec. e+Holy Innocents-
Dec. 29tSt- Thomas OF Canterbury, 3. n.
Dec. a0-Of the Octave.
Dec 31-St Sylvester, P. C.
Jan. lCircumcison OF Our Lord taoly dAv o
Oblgadon).
, 1880-12-26

CHURCH SERVICES.


The Rev, william Lawrence, OF the Second
Church, will preach this morning in the First
Church. corner Of South Park avenue and Thirty
first street. In the evening the Rev. g. c. Lori
mer will deliver the sixth Of series Of Lectures
On " 1sms, Old and New" Subject: "Evolu-
t1onism, or the Human Mystery"
The Rev. W. II. Lawrence will preach at the
Second Church, corner Of Morgan and Aonroe
streets. at 1880 a. N. and 1890 p. III.
The hev. Kerr b. Tupper will preach ut the
Michigan Avenue Church at IL a. m. No even
ing service
The Rev. Joseph Rowley will preach in the
North Star Church. corner Division and Sedg-
wick streets, at l0:&5 a. m. and 7::1j D. nj.
r,,G1 The & Mes: :: u. Anloert vtll preach in the
paulinh streets, at 10:U L. m. and 40 .. III.
The keS. G. Perrin will preach In the West
ern Avenue Church, corner Warren avenue. at
-Tae Kee: W J. i: buraoe ri will preach in the
University Place Church, corner khodus avenue
and Douglas place; NJ lo;3l a. m; and 7:ts> p.
Coventry Street Church. corner Bioomlngdae
road, at l0::U l. N. and T::sl p. III.
Tho Rev. + D. nnR1iste viii preach 1n the
street, at IL a. m. and 7:i5 p. nj:
The Rev. 4. K. Parker will preach in the
Centennial Church. corner LIu.s,ln and West
The Kev. l.. 6. Taylor viii preach in the
Central Church, No. ea) Orrnard street, at l0:z5
H. N. and s:D p. M
The Kew ". 4. Broadnurst VIII preach IN
the Dearborn Street Church. corner Ihirty-sfxth
and Dearborn streets, ut 1910 L. n and 80 p.
The Rev. Mr. 8ieyer will preach in the First
German Church, corner Bekerltke and Huron
streets. at lD::S) 4: N. and 10y ?. M
The Rev. J. W. Coneiy will preach In Evan
Ftl Church, itocK Island shop5, Dearborn, near
Forty-seyetth street, at 10:i5 H. m.. and the
Rev. Fl. C. Leland will preach at S:3u p. m.
The Rev. j. B. Eu.th will prcach IN the First
Norwegian Church. corner Noble and West Ohio
Streets, at 10:iW II. and 7:;D p. N.
The kew john 0nx1nau will preach ia the
First Swedish ChurGh. Oak street, near 6edg-
wick. at 10:30a- II. and 7:s0 p, m. -.
-Serriees will be held In the Halsted Street
Church. between Forty-ttsst and Forty SECOND
streets. at IL L. In and !: ::sa p. m.
The Ker. n. F. Ravlin will preach In the
Baptist Mission, No. Ill Ogden avenue. morning
and evening.
The Itcv. u. u. Gunn will preach in the South
Church. Lock street. ut 10:45 a. and 7:30 p.
CHRISTIAN.
The Rev. John Shackciford. visiting in Chi
cagu. will preach ut the South Side Church,
coIs.cr Of Prairie aueuuc and Thirtieth streets,
morning and evening.
PROF. armstrong, of Indiana, will preach at
tho Christian Church. Western avenue. between
Fau Iurtn and Harrison Streets in the uortl-
tn& and the Rev. J. H. Wright ia the evening.
Evening subject: The Moral hight, Legality
md Necessity of Supprcasing tas S21e ct In
, 1880-12-26
The Efumurn of n Prince.

4 curious story Is told about the origin OF the
passage Rsldztwill in Paris. ltwas opened under
the Regency Prince Ii;,dziwill came from Po-
land TO paris. He Travelled with his own horses,
aud. in order to sleep always Under his own
houses as tho journey hnd s.agas. at Paris the
Prince became strong friend OF the Regent
Every dag lie was received nj the Palu's Royal,
und wnetl he tild not come the Regent sent mes
sage after me5sage. One day. having to reply
to the Regent, Prince Rudziwll sent q tossaes to
carry the letter. The Cossuck could not mad the
patais Royal. After several yuin attempts ne
returned, una the Prince. being Iii good husnor,
ordered bis steward to buy uP the , houses @ DC,
cut passaQe through. When the passage Was
open he sent the Cossack with tho reply.
, 1880-12-26

THE HONEYMOON BEGINS.
Miss Ada Mcclellan was united in marriage
Friday evening to Mr.. Frank 4. Moore at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. n. Mcclellan, No. 3l4 West Washington
street. The Rev. E. r. Goodwin performed
the ceremony. The wedding was an exceed
ingly pleasant and quiet affair.
A quiet but very enjoyable wedding took
place Wednesday noon at the residence OF
Mr.. James N. Bali, No. 1888 Park avenue.
The contracting parties were Miss Edna
Ball, sister of Mr. Bali. and AIr. James De
Eevais, of the Rock Island Railroad Compa-
ny, nephew of Mr. E. St. John, General Pas
senger and Ticket Agent Of the road. The
ceremony was performed by the father Of
the groom, assisted by the Rev. Bishop Fal-
lows. After supper and reception the hap
py pair departed to take possession Of their
pleasant home at Englewood. Which had
been prepared for them by loving relatives.
Miss Mabel Hall, Of Rockford, ILL.,, and
Mr.. Walter S. Wingate, Of Oak Park. were
married in the Egyptian parlor, Palmer
House, Thursday evening, BY the Rev. E. D.
Eaton. They will reside in Oak Park: !
The wedding Of Miss Dora Philips, OF
Evanston. and Mr.. Henry Peabody was
celebrated Thursday afternoon at the resi-
AAsA*NA3 o~ANAA 0s = AAAA*3o3
Nj: Mis- s. saiiis Goodrich, daughter of Mr..
James c. Goodrich, was married Thursday
evening to Mr. Grainger Farwell' son OF Of
father, No. 1s09 Michigan avenue. The Rev.
E. T. Goodwin otliciated..
The marriage of Miss Alice Hilton, daugl1-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hilton, and Mr..
Edward T. Snmwalt was celebrated ut 5
oelock Th9rfday afserneon eH IN the Gh9rsh
Miss Margaret Emma Booth, daughter of
4. Booth, Esq, and Mr. Charles Sheppard
Norris were married Tuesday evening at the
Of Trinity Episcopal Church. .
The marriage Of Miss Cassie Schinlmel and
Mr.. George T., Cox'lead was celebrated
Thursday. evening at o'clock at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents. No. e2 Warren
avenue. The Rev. A. E. Kittredgc ol1iciated
The young couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for their new home in Topeka,
Kas.
Miss Fannie IL Mcintosh and Mr.. Walter
G. Wallace were united in marriage yester-
day afternoon at the residence of tue BRIDES
mother, No. 113 Warren avenue, by the Rev
Bishop Fallows.
Mrs Ida Eberhardt and Mr.: Charles J.
at the Residence Of Il: Hayes, Esq, on Hue
bard street. They will spend their honey
moon III the East.
The marriage Of Miss, Ida Rollins: an ac-
complished Des Moines belle, to Mr. Fred. A.
Field, Of this city, was celebrated last Thurs
day week at the residence Of the. BRIDES
/ mother. The wedding was quite brilliant
event, and was witnessed by the leading So
ciety people of Des Moines. Nj. and Mrs.
At Tie t' residence Is De- Of j. S. Ford: Esd, wau-
Ford and Mr.. Frank .Haskin, Of Evanston,
, 1880-12-26
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.

The marriage of Miss Eulma Preston and
Mr.. Charles l.. Woodland will be solemnlzed
Monday evening ut IL Sheldon street.
The marriage of Miss Eliza Soulard Cor
with, daughter Of Henry Corwitl, Esq, and
Mr., Ernest uamill, will take place Thurs
dayeyening, Dec. =, Mt . O'Clock, at the First
Presbyterian Church, followed BY rectp-
ton at the residence Of the brides parents,
l1Q2 Michigan avenue.
, 1880-12-26

It is well to guard against the rgors OF winter
by procuring q bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
, 1880-12-26

enjoyed in the small club-room. Freiberg
furnished the music. Among the guests
we're l1r. and Mrs. S. ". Allerton, the
Misses Haskell, Jansen, Bertha Smith,
Gertrude Derby, Genie Hoyne, Hannah, Of
Traverse City, Mich; Lille Palmer. and
Annie Gross, and Messrs. Marshall, Marsh,
+. G. IIoyne, Hitchcock. II. G. Gaylord, L..
n. Hodges, Charles Kelley, and Herbert
Wilson.
The midyear exercises Of the Lake View
High School occurred Thursday evening.
The program was Of literary and musical
character, and was rendered In very credit
able manner.
The Polaris Pleasure Club held its third
party Tuesday evening at tho home OF Miss
Mamie JuSsen, No. 423 Centre street.
, 1880-12-26
OUR SOCIETY,".
Numerous Weddings Furnish
Ministers with Employ.
ment.
With Prospect Of Continued Labor
in the Future.
Minor Social Events Which En-
livened the Past Week.
Announcements Of Parties, Receptions, Etc.
Personal Notes.
NEw-YEAR's CALLS.

NEw-YEAR'S CALLS.
THE TRIBUNE will publish list of the
ladies who are to receive New-Ye ears calls
oil Friday morning Dec. 81. In sending in
names the following form should be OBJ
served: ....
Michigan avenue.
No, ul2-h{ra Smith and tile Misses Smith
, 1880-04-17

recover, ind wnud do nothing for himself. Alta
oeL:'ck In Tho afternoon cnshcnt,ctl. In
business es,l poverty wore ,.l,sln,,'bsetty tho
possession It wns nAcnrtalncd that the dcccasctl'a
wife was living at 1,arsuns. and TINT sho WIS
badly In need Of t1uney for fond, rni-
ment. and rent. Tier letters Indicate her
to 10 n, Indy If rnflnr,ncnt and nbillty,
hit her rtcntnTs for letters from hcr husband
rlttful Str. Cntrlanl wlls Il man Of potnl MI
!ircss, abntt. III ycAra 0f nRc, medium hight,
EolnR To tho h1iel he hnd ,iozen tnrzn tintypes
takrn NJ MoMmtfurts, No. 542 HtAtc atrret, md
had his fncc clean ahnrpn. No farewell letters
shnw Tint he fGr1ner,y kept n hn,1sc- furnishing
E.xnls ataro or, 'rhInf avenue. Now York. md
scnntlclerry tsolsi n1tl Silver rlnting Company.
Recently he wns y rca! rstnte anil tnstlrntlco
ngpnt At Tarsone. Tho only mp,,ry f0mhd In his
0vcr to tho County t1ntlcrtnkcr. whn will hold 1t
llutti something IS hcAt.l from tho relatives.
, 1880-04-17

ITilt ltNlIrnnf1 Inf lHn1[nInRlNn. FFOI[1 lnBnEG
hG Will no tn 1NleilA.
7llH rEorLE or rtrla CRY
hRvo heen micro thGn nnxintiS to remind Con.
Grnnt TINT hero n Cairo no rcRiiy lcgan hie M
1t illlnnis, Missouri, mil Kcntnisy contributed
II thG crowds nre silver. haired n,ct1 shs, nl'pnse'l
sept thnt t!sStion sheh ;}e7 He!swoo @ ,!oSn
p G'sns,tS Cs: S" 5 zs E": Es::s en dte Mss 'nn tns
South ~ every Ito that caa bind one pcoplo 10
TIE HEAL nrEx1Na oF CHANTS MILITARY Ca
On The Gt A"E't, ls aen Gen or@mt 1n re-
IF fsss sSs sy dea ssit wv FIX s! anS s"Ssk esk
iissse scf Wh% II tha cty iak ilx, e, fho
lnyrc, npiN,slt Watts, tivcn l. Co.'H wlarf. bout.
Ger, tirti't re.na!nc hero from A.sst of ,IE is*i
Ills carncr Us commanding Dllccr hcrn IA lit.
scrt1tl ~ o!si ctizs to li.yo been mode.t 70 an,l
{lrant and oon. lien II. i'rontiss, of Quincy.
prcniss clai.ncd to bo tho ranking officer. hts
Mny II, 1891, while Grnnt,e commission 'orc s1ato
fnur months tatcr. Tho Wnr flcrnrtnlcnt, upon
rcfcrcncc. decided Ii favor Of urant, hecn,lao
fo Wis, Dr Ind l,cOll, MI ufE1Ccr III tho regular
,lpst tint lrutiss wins crnt,,rr.l by tho urcniy
probably @ sarssl ~ s h!s resignation, which was
Eton sTON1Es.s
: At RNtherlnR VI old feskiunt. tho following
Rtt'd stnrica were brought 10 tho AtirfACc: On
n,cut IN the gyec, bofnrp tirnnt' i headquarters
md, after calling Nrnnt to ttlo frnnt window mp
s,%! nS ssri hsof o. f
muddy waters of the Ohit e,.r;i tI'o spsceh MD
, 1880-04-17
TIE COUNCIL.


E1oASAFist ~ THE stREkIs
An adjourned meeting Of tho city Council
WIS he!d lust eHeHltY, Mayor Harrison In tho
chair.
AID Dixon presented IN order Ing&ructtr,R the
Law nonuTt,nent In nrcnnrc W or,rnnon oo,,.
~ s y" - ~ os.o ~ =. .".4",so ,,ss ~
c3,"s 'ae e@c"'"t'nR ~ stscets aaH a!oyh tor
private plirpoacs, which would protect tho city's
interest In such n,nttcrs.
Tim Nnv,r oxntotucj thet Eto,,, = ott,r H. r.,
.., .,.',n ~ '.". ..l te, .. -, w. " ~.
!'"o aFp'cu ",e pet"'t !" c@1t'"to III ~ a'ie3
10 sct ~ boiler, but, thero bpilig no ordinance
oH tho subjeut, It had mot bGcn granted.
rcndy Using An Altcy running from Market
street. and ne thought 1t wAs dangerous, and
TINT tho council should inoyo SLOW in tho 1nittcr.
II suGh m or,linance WIS passed It would re-
suit IN rldd1inK tho Allcys Kencrnlly, and TO
thought tho Drler sh0,t!d be referred.
@6Unic flu thor discussion followed md tho Or
dor wns referred IT, tho Judiciary Committee.
Aid. Stnyth cMilctl up tho mnttUr Of purchasing
a lot in tho vicinity OF Madison md IinlstCd
streets for
NEW rOLrCE sTATI0N,
nn,t wanted to know whv n lot Ind mt boon
ptrchnsctt N''
Ali, Throop said there wus M monov with
which 10 mako tho purchase.
rho MnyUr cxplaiucJ thut thore WINS nbout
$IJtW in tho Trt,nstiry. hut thu Cnntrnitsr Ind
Thought it beat 10 Hcj thu nrcsont bjlitil.u Mt
lilo csIrt,er III stndIson and Uninu Strcefss bc-