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Show Three ('hern Wrie lllren. Thero was a large audlrute In the Twenty-Ant Ward intellng house 1'rl-da)iilghlki 1'rl-da)iilghlki henrMr.Uharh-a I'.lll and the new electric lights by which the room wai Ulumliipted, were not ruoru beautiful than weru the bright nnd ay msethetln faces of the jie-oplo, Tho lecturer spoke from 8 until 10 o'clock, and tho audli lice remained to hrar It all anil some cirri wanteel more. At theclcse Counselor Woolley, In some well chosen words, suggcslesla iotu of thanl.alothesaker of thu evening. A motion was made tu that elicit and icicuudtd, and Mr, Woolley cn!hJ for a show of hand. A forest of right hands Immediately sprang Intu view as HUhop Allen rang out I'haru Hie avrs," and the aye had It In a about. Then some enthusiastic admirer of thu lecture said "Three cheer for Mr. Llils," aud the houiu rang and the gla gloUs sang Willi such n uiuslo or appreciative oa la not often heard In n meetliighouse'. Mr, Kills say It waa thu must chthfcelastlu meeting he has hrl I III the city. Tho Twtnty.flrst Ward, er are big hearted and do nothing by the narrow gunge. |
