Coming Events

Henry George, the labor agitator, will lecture in University Hall this evening, on " Land and Labor." The public recital announced to take place in room 24, Univemty building, bas been postponed until Friday afternoon at fcur o'clock, at the same place. The ladies of the Baptist churcb have a new craze. It takes the form ol a " Crazy Tea," to be gerved in the church parlors from 6 to 9, on Thursday eyeninst, March 24th. Admission free. Rev. Mr. Sunderland's subject at the Unitarian cnurch next Sunday morning will be ''Keeping Lent." In the evening he will give a lecure on " The Causes which produced the Reformation of the 16th Century." At White's Theatre last eyening, " The Two Johns" comedy company opened a week's engagement in a three-act piece entitled "The Two Johns." The principal characters, tbe two Jolms, Are taken by two really clever comedian, who are go remarkably alike, in rotundity, features and voice, as to occasion no end of laughttr by the numerous cases of mistaken identity and the laughable incidents connected therewith. The play was undbubtedly suggested by the Comedy of Errors. The support is good, - the company comprising several very fine singers, who intersperse the performances with tbeir