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Uníty Club Leeture Course. Tlie 2d leeture in this course oceur■hig Monday evening, Oct. 22d, will be given by Prof. Sidney H. Morse, the eminent sculptor and art lecturer of Cliicago. Other iecturers that follow are Mrs. Mary A. LAvermore, of Boston, Mr. James K. Applebee, the great Shakespearean interpreter, Eev. Keed Stuart, of Detroit, Eev. Lee S. McCollester, a splendidly illuistrated travel leeture, Prof ,T. W. Langley, of Cleveland, Professors Cooley, Meenam and Levi of the TTniversity, Kelley, of St. ïliomas church, Dr. S. A. Jones, Mr. .T. Y. Sheehan (an account of bis re(Liit European trip), a liryant Centennial Anniversary wlth fuldresses by Regent Barbour, of Detroit, Professors Demmon a.nd Hinsdale, and Judge Harriman, wlth lettere f rom Beveral distinguished men from abroad who were personal friends of Bryant, a Burns Anniversary under the auspices of the Caledomian Society of this city, an evening wlth Schiller by prominent Germán citizens, a dramatic evening in charge of Mr. Cari Harriman, a concert by Prof. Ross G. Cole and Miss Fannie Louise ( winner, a concert in charge of Mr. E, N. Bilbie, and an evening with Schumann by Misses Millspaugh and Sunderland. The course -will consist of fwentyone lectures, concerts, and other entertainments. Season tickets glving admiseion to the entire course are sold for one dollar. Single admission 15 and 25 cents. The Weeleyan (luiid of the M. li. church lias Issued a wry eomplet little book, to be presented to sludonts and etrangeTS. The members of the Ouild, with the pastor, Ilev Camdcn M. 'olern, re preparing f o a vigorous campaign. They expect within a year, to 'have a fine guild hall built, on the two lots owned by the church adjoinlng the present ed fice. Tli e secretary, J. Henry Val Tassel, who can be found in his o] fice No. 10 S. State st., is prepared to give any furtlier imformation de sired, and will register all desirin to lecome members.