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which he rives nov what purports 10 he . copy, I do
not remember, but dare say II IA correct.
Oen. Sobenck then adds that what has up to
this tiu,e transpired since the inquiry has been
proceeding, cOnntms him In his belief that HI
had not teeeraphed Cheesebroueb in anv form
whatever on tho subject OF the 1000 shares.
Gen. Schenck says ho has no remembrance
whatever OF what II mentioned by Col Cheess-
REGARD to carr wing instr Icttons from him to Nc
Cuiioch & Co to cell 20 shares. 1t was prob.
ably In connection with the sale OF the 800 shares
" held
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A Job in the Hnwaiinn Trentr.

wAsHsGToS, May S.-It was asserted to day
at the Capitol that the Pacific coast lobby expended
100000 In securing the passage through the House Of
the bill giving effect to the Hawaiian treaty The names
OF the ecsents of portion OF tins money given
It appesrs that the actual exports from the Hawaiian
Islands are OF less Importance than the privilege II will
give to successfully carry smuggling on a largs
scale. Tue charge will PROBABLY be investigated
opportunity given to show wnere the money put 70
the mosl good.
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cadet mid.hipmep csarsed with rb.h.

ANNAPOIIs, MAY Is Nine cadet mid.hipm en-
OF the second aha third cses required 70 resign
Yesterday, aud suffer eIetsn from the Academy for
theft Some days since samples OF gentlemens q ura,h
ing gools were deposited IN room Of one OF the dst
claHsntn ny baltimore drummer and during his All.
scnce they we're pllfered The nrst classmeu b. zane
indignantly anx Ous, because the stain rested on
ana al once lueued thorough search Of every room
X lls building me result of which the nndlng Of
tue stolen aTccs u possession of those whose resxua
tons we're demanded and OF or proof Of their e1ili
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The L,ouor Dealer, view ofIt.

The Common Council passed resolutions yes
terdsy censurng the Police Commissioners for the
manner IN which thev enforced the Sunday LIQUOR law
Sunday ast aud declaring that the order TO the DO.
hce ocers to dress In civilian Clothes and In the sarD
Of tpes to entlce proprietors OF quor stores sell
them liquor with view OF arrestiuR them for violating
the law deserves the coniompauon of every far.
minded cltifen, The AllerheA further say that the
Commissioners should regard the law as complied with
II the police oihcers report tha liquor closed
aud to all Onward signs quiet ana orderly sunday
and the resolutions ~ upon the Police COmms sslOners
20 furnish to the dernen the orders under which the
arrests VI liquor dealers were made sunday
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the M1RYLaND RACES.
Hurdle Handicap over seven Hurdles, nj
Only One Horse Falling.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Thrd day OF tho spring
meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Club, Thursday. May
25 1870.
FIRST RACE Selling race for all ages one and three
quarter miles. CabAughs e. h. PicColo Quick ckall's
or c. Leader. p Lswrencc's ch. h. kesoutc. 8.
lime, 3ll.
sAAr DAY-Preskness Stakes. for three year. olds;
one and . halfmlles. p, Loriitrd'. c. g. Shirley.
Doswclls ch. c. Rappahannuck, 2, boswell and Gam.
MACY o. Algerne, 81 Crouses b. c. Compliment, A.
Time, 2a4.
SANE Compensation Purse; $500 TO the nrst
horse. 500 to second. mile heats McDauel's cl c.
l. - Birchs br. 6, Wseree j dr.; Cruuse's ch {,
itouaonty, = is,,, ims, ainle, H., i;tor, lhs l;asA.
mlirs' over seven hurlle' Browns b. b. Corourt I;
Zen ~ the seventh b.. -.rdIe. Tlme, a.gsis
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foralio IA a native OF Hornitas, Cal, and is
ohN II years Of age. lie has lived In the neigh
po1uOOu oI bantes, CAL, since his infancy, and
As fancherO has ridden mustangs since his
eMy ooybood. lie has often been In the saddle
euN AZ time, and has ridden steadily Tor
.Itech hour, on more than one occasion. He is
tailet ana lighter tnan Parker, and has the
-S'OHEs color ana black halr Of the Mexcans
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The salaries OF the Hoboken school teachers
have been reduced ten per cent
Patrick Henry laborer. fell down the stairs OF
ma home COmmunipaw avenue Jersey City, yesterday
afternoon, anu was instantly kiIird
The Bayonne Boat Cldb will have lts spring re.
Raua sdaJ aiteInOOn. ShEle aud double scu rae o.
AND barge f.ee viii W followed bI . hop.
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MuwA UKEE, May 3.-John Henry Dahlman,
father OF IaI Commissioner Dahlmsn. dice at his rect
dence IN I'M, city on Monday night, aged l06 yesrs
Mr. D,hlman wa, a native OF lugen, weslphanA
Pru,sls came To- this country m 1872 and mas lived IN
this civ slnce rtive, and able to walk around
~ 70 within sI weeks Of h. uSa.n I've years ago hS
yeas and Rsd been ssi wnSh 1nd sgnt sincc.
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Twenty thousand Dollar. Fors.,,.,

"FTV 'T~
i4OpIiV.Vr % crooked
"hlskeJ oh'illery in Collector Costers district. was
tied before Judge Benedict Yesterday fr dcfrauding
We uovernment The defendant, who was under nail
ven OUT OF the Court room At the close Of the tes
nony The jury having found hm guilty. hr wns cal "a
ior Sentence but he had escapcd Ills hondsnen are
Daniel Mc amy. Of 32l Wert Eighty o. st street and
trancls Ganuen' OF 20 Old slip They lustined IN
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The Conkling Campaign Committee met In
the Republican CLUB rooms. Fourth avenue, last
venng. to hear reports from the various As
semOy Districts n TO the number OF dele-
gates they would each send to the Cucin-
matt Convention. All the districts were repre-
seat except Austin Lax =. Knox McADer's, and
Henry g. LeasN'-. TIE Hon Jacob N. Patterson
presided Gen sharpe and the Hon. A. H. Cornell rep.
resented the state central Committee -Four hundred
men suOscrhed for the trip, which expected to tost
each man 80. The Hon Bernard Biglin aud John j.
OBIen reported that they had arranged for me rail-
TOad iransportation and bands Of muhlc. - w -
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How thew stand on The BeIknap Case.

WAsHINGToN. May 25.-At least ten Of tho
leading Republican Senators In favor Of Jursdio
ton 10 the Delkntp case. The two Camerons Morrill,
ana tdmonds OF Vermont, Sargent, Sherman. Dawes.
and Mitchell are all IN favor. while Paddock IA alnst
jurisdiction The LIT of June IL now thought to Be ths
Gay Oh which the vote will be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-26

TIE Congressional Sub. Committee on Expen-
dltures In tne Department of Justice went into several
hrarches OF The United States Court Administration
10 Yesterdays session. Capt Renn0ck. rhisf OF the
9ch secret service detectives de-trned his arrest
MNey Dean snd other, for stealing sll0po worth OF
goods from bond'd warehouse. The men were al In
dcied AID the proof sPanst hem strong enough to
l-ndcr convection sure, hut for tney have
not been tried kennOCk attributes the failure OF Jus
lice ~ Dayenports Influence.
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Writ syLe. NOT 10 be N Cou.ut.

wAsnINGToN. May 25.-The President to-day
withdrew the nomination Of Writ Sykes. Olives hus.
han1. TO h. Consul a. orence Iay sent In to tho
senate thr name Of James s. l,uan, Of amcrona
political stiikers from ihe interior of Penn ylyania
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Fighting In Herzegovina.

~ GUsA, May 25.-Two thouss nd insureents
ho,e attempted occupy the heights Of Basnaui in
the district OF Gatschko. An ocAl Turksh telegram
reporting the an,r asserts that the Insurgents
repuscd With loss OF 100 Killed. According to Sell
Nonlc accounts the Insurgents, Athuush al nrpt re-
pulsed, received 1000 reiDtorceneLIs drove the Turk
lsh troops vhlca consisted OF eight bAttaona under
Mukhtar fasha 70 sterntz zto anu 500 lurks anu l25
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WASHINGTON. May 25.--A private despatch
from eI Congressman to Representative Hale says
thst II Of the 80 Missouri delegates to Cincinnati may
be counted upon surely for Blaine on the other
hsnd private dispatches have been received by the
friends OF senator Morton asserting that he count
on 90 o. the Missouri delegates. and that several
OF the Illinois delegates VIII certainly for him
Tue nrst ballot aud tat there who wIl sup
port hun their second choice.
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SPARKS FROM TnE TELEGRAPH.

VI. buckingham, prominent citizen of Nor
n'eh' Conn" died yesterday, at the age OF 60
The Dakota Territorial Convention elected I'M
Instructed deiegates ~ the Cincinnati COEVeutlon.
. The Hon. Thomas Swami, Chairman Of tho
House Committee on Foreign Afiirs II quite in New
feTA, aud Is not expected IN Ma-lng vi again.
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WASHINGTON, May &.-ConRressman Payne Of
Ohio was heard at great length to-day by Ways ana
Means Committee the subject Of his resolution 10
have thorough Investigation Of the Sew York Custom
house particularly as to IT. political bearing upon tho
Aulnlttrton lie asserts that N the lnvestigation 10
made now u VIII enable the committee TO wisely judge
as TO whAt legislation Ia check he abuses
Which have grown up IN that port among customs OF.
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The Proposed Jewish College.

The following named are the Executive Com
mttee who were appointed last evening; New York
II. Marks OF Bnai Jeshurun Ignatx stem OF Abareth
Chesru NORTH T. niger OF Btlh n. GratI Nathan I
Shr.rpth lsrA- Phila ephia VI. Adler VI krnnrssrth
.sl. LOU, Mayer OF -. def scholrm baIIliuorc
s.non Rotenfeld OF ohab sch>,vmi ,...--o' H. tr
s-uthal Oi saai, The Executive Committee has -ct
ei Never s. Isaaes. Esq. President, aud GratL Nathan.
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Indian. KiIlinG tho BLACK nilI. M,p.r.

on the wapath, Killing the miLc at fearful rate out
ofto1tytwo men 81 Dearwood. twentyseven have been
klitd by The saNases ana nye other men were kuled
ahi rtiprh Athlu three miles of Custer CIV There
N plenty of god northwest OF Custer Cty bui II AZ
lupOeslOle 70 gct AZ II on account " the InllAna
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spark from locomotive set nre 10 a three
story frame house IS First street. Jersey CITY yesterday
The building I. owned by Peter Huck and occupied hy
afaullly named la gan. II damaged 1900 While
the nre was burning Mrs liatsan cslrlrd her lit boy
uu ~ her Arnt - the chd was suffering from small.
And she mbue couch Un the sidewalk,
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. The Supervisory committee has exonerated
Mts' poran the mairon OF Raymond street jail
Midget Sharkey, aged Is months, was killed
pe halo avenue car ON schenck street yesterday
. Tho BROOKLYN Postmaster COMPLAIN. th.,
Bt00kJnlts buy stamps In New YORK therebJ reuuc.
Ing the standing Of his office. 'N"
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Mrs. Amelia Iammel Of Newark visited her
friends at III iDeancey street yesterday. Last night
she was found insensible In her room In neleyue
Hospital II was atctrtaned thAt she had swallowed
Pars green. Her husband who I'd lately inhrritei
con,ldrraDle properly, had deserted her. sAe Vii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-26

IN rate'S',n Yesterday william Eakins, Clerk
Oh lne AFJ Boardof Tax Assessors, was convicted
.evsrs. n ldictment for hlyng received money from
,Sv persons for using his nueuce with nulnbera OF
wv Soard to reduce assessments.
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Twenty Five Hundred Reporters.

The Police Commissioners have ordered that
"time books" be provided for the entire force, ana
hencetorth every sergeant, roundsmnn and pstromAn
wiii carry pencil bo *. watch. ami baton. When a
sergeant and roundsmRn meet pstioluan will enter
The time and place ana what cpnYcrsatun passed. an
the reports are to be sent every muTnuK " tho Police
- N wv
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Jersey City'. Election Fro nd.

The terms OF william Plimlo', and Thomas
Giag'n' convicted IN 1874 of att ring records while
setting clerks Of election in Jc' .ey Ctty have e.nred
under the law which allows for d.,s n, ne nnnth for
good nenayot Director III stead OF the Board of
full sentence on the gror thrv ha n tsnt ~
worA in the bakery ms .d OF M hard labor -
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A Deadlock In the Diplomatic Bill.

WASHINGTON, MAY 25.-rhe Conference Com
mttee on the Dplom tc and Consular Dill. after
hours discussion to-day agreed disagree AMI will
report to the House and Senate The rst point dis
cuss.d ws the reduction of the pay OF Ministers of
the nrst class from tli5OO TO $1,000 year The DEM
ocratic menhers would not receuc. ana another cOm-
mtee Will have to Oe appointed The reported threat
OF the President does not have the slightest effect
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Revival Of the Frnnking Abuse.

WAsHISGroN, May 25.-Tne Senate Com nit
tee on Post Oces and Post Roads to-day agreed to
port bill TO restore the franking privilege for all let
tiers or PACKAGES sent purely ocla business by tie
heads OF bureaus aud executive departments or by
Senator'S or members OF the House OF Representatives.
The blll Will contain peuales to prevent the
misuse Of tue oticIal frank.
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Aticmpllna to nurn hi. Mire TO Den,h.

PHILADELPHIA, May Blast night James
Walker living on WOOD street In TINS city, attempted
to burn his wife TO death by setting nre to the bed.
clothing The names were extinguishrd however, ne.
fore Mr., Walker Was seriOusy injured. walker un.
dOuDtedly Insane.
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ALBANY, May 25.-rhe motion for a struck
jury IN toe case OF the People agt henry D. Drnson
ct AL winch Is proposed to Try NJ the eHtraordnary
circuit 10 De convened IN ths city June O. was grant
cd hv Justice Landon In Schenectady yesterday ana Tie
Jurors are 10 lie drawn In Albany on the let OF June.
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whnt the Sofas Rcouire Of ,bc su,,.r

PARIS Mny25.-A special des2atch from Vienna
10 A Temps reports that the Sofas require the sut.n
70 deposit s.5,onooo IN the public treasury. reduce
the civ lsi to t5.OoO0uO c-tansh natinual council
Gnd appoint European Minister Of Finance.
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The Common Council have directed tho Com
mss OF Public WORKS to construct four free noat.
rs baths gnd to moor them AZ euLveuient points
tae North aud East Rivers
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Boston, May 26.-1wo years aVo H. W. Ed
monds the paying teller OF the Second National BANK
OF Boston, was discharged because he could not sc.
count for the disappearance Of $4,000 TODAY y @
money was found Ia GreYlCe OF the tafs into WAlch
IL had slipped.
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The Greek Church In New YorL

Ascension Day seryices were celebrated In tho
Russo Greek chapel yesterday BY the pastor MIR Bj,r.
rinF ana snother priest The entire services were In
the naive tongue, with the exception OF from
tue Bible In English. The host wine aud uiher sacred
otJ-,s we're exhibited and Incensr was burned, The
In
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The Queen. Cun v..,, Race.

Al special meeting, last evsnins, the New
YORK Yacht Club accepted Vice Commodore u 'noras
Propontlion modifying the term. eneyea h, the cub
be safe. 90 "a. GSR iS r;Ss. s Toe rvs hsrrOre 10
'hs e'up cous, ths Other Il Heeessary ~ X .ss re
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s. w. Harmed, stock broker Of 10 New street.
while Iasing with friend about Western Uniun yes.
anu uied
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a MIII snperIntendent nnd $50, 0O0.

Compani' manufacturers OF underwear In WINDSOR
iock' toIn.' have failed wsh liabilities of 500 900
W u. hehntOlt ot LOngneadow, superintendent OF the
mil. hs left suddenly Tor Europe having dawn - r.
OoO on his pers nal cunt and $4,000 on the selling
agent OF the company In New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-26

WASHINGTON. May 25.-rhe House Banking
and Currency Committee to-day unanimously agreed to
report and recommend the passage OF Mr. Rand ls bill
to authorize the purchase Of silver bullion extent
Of tSOVOOOOO with money IN tho Treasury, The
issue OF the resulting silver coin provided that not
more than 81 OoOODO OF shall be Que
time tor the purchase of bullion,
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Gen. schenck's Reply 60 Col. Cheesobroua=,.
Letter.

WASHINGTON, May 25.--Gen. Schenck has
sent TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs a long
letter In reply TO that, OF Col. Choesebrourh, In
which, among other things, he says;
When Cob Cheesebrough. whom met as he has
tAlrd, AZ fur agreed to for nc az once 10 Iondor
u was particularly with view, Afsr communication win
ulnel, Whatever seemed best 10 guari the inter.
ssHnthrn' woodruff Who was his cousin and mInrlf
ue nn tuly empowered 20 Hct sud was aware OF nv
views "a iht matter. during Tie few days oi anxiety
winch loloNtd, tnere passed back ami forth b. wen
nun snn ne number OF notes and telegranis whlcn
iekIe nave not been preserved Of Which attsr an
M m,e,,.i ni heAt4 four years snd halt cIunOl gre
aJ particular account. As did not sell 1000 .hars,
o. lhe STOCK, s.Eggtslea TO 10 DO nor ANY oiher
shAIes except those when we're soli IN Woodbury..
name Tor him ana myself by jay Cooke Mct,uiInch a
msite, SSmtet hSys ps,is'sa While oosns back the
any tune In regard TO he 2.v0O saAre, apJ hsvs AZ
slated - nv tsllnot imprsniOn, The 10 sIrsm Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-26
Cotren MIN. To hn Clo..a.

,DoyER. N. H.. May Is Tho Cochooo Colt on
OWING '" Tho isFse suovsi 0f puat clsths On hand.
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A Result, Of ,b. sunda, R,id.

rh. liquor dealers mass meeting IL announced
for ss,, ~ evening In the large hail of the Cooper To-
stitute.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-10
Substitution.

said DIR. Simpson, III an address IA
the public hall III Edinburgh:
"Whtu | Was Il hoy at school. | SAW
Il sight never can forget. Il man tied
to Il cant and dragged before the PEG
pies eyes through the streets Ot my
native town. his back torn and bleed
ing from the Lash. 1t WAS il shameful
punishment. For many offences No.
for one offence. Dad any of the towns
men offer to divide the la>hc> with
him No: he nhu committed the of
fence bore the penalty all alone. Ii
was the penalty of Il changing human
law, fuI it WIS the last instance of its
infection.
Nv hen vas Il student at the uniycI
sitN, | >Iw another sight never can
forget Il man brought out To- die. llI>
AIMS were piui"ned. his face WAS al
ready pale IT, death. Th"u>aud> %
eagrI eyes were ON ilim a. lac came up
from the Jail in sight. Did any man
ash To die in his room Did any friend
conn, and l"u>, the rope. and say. Pun
it round my neck. die instead :! No:
he underwent the sentence "t the law.
For many offences No. for one OF
fence He had stolen IL money parcel
from Il stage coach. He hInhc the law
at one point. and died for it, II Wu>
the penalty OF Il changing human law
i'll tins ease also: it WIS the last Instance
of capital punishment being inflicted
fuI that offence.
Il SAN another sight il matters not
when myself Il sinner standing on the
brink of ruin. deserving. u"ught hut
hell. For one sin No. tor many.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-10
Parents. See to 1t.

l. was Il hright-cled little boy.
about iouI Years old. His parents Mere
dcN"tcdlN attached /" him. They
were both members of the cuurch. and
his father Was an officer III it. but he
cause of his tiiniditN had never erected
Il family altar III his home, and in con
sequence at this, little l. had never
heard his fathers voice in PRAYER.
Is mother had taught hen lirtl,
boy T." pray every evening hctnlc Ir-
thing. and Wd> earnestly irving To rai>c
him up in the nurture and adu"Ilitiou
Of the L"ld. One evening after the
little fellow aIu>,. from his knees. IL he
WIS climbing int" bed. he said:
MA. when get to hr Il man. wont
have To pray. will -
"lcS. dear. said the mother: ''N"u
will always have /" pray +" God, t"i
He loves YOU.
"WrIl, father doesn't pray. and he l.
man"
Tn. above l. Il true incident. "iNc
it Just ~ it WAS related L" me hN the
child'> mother. | need not add that
that father lEI> Il family altaI in that
home nov. | hope that the rNcof som,
other Christian parent VIII" never pray
with his family may fall "u il. Fathers.
STE t" 1t. Little eyes are Watching You.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-10

stltf with the rich embroidery of dragons
and flowers and darting insects that
covered it. and the great hanging sleeves
irre>iStibly reminded YOU of those
''tweuty-t"ur packs which Bret Harte's
lrathen Chince 50 adroitly concealed.
On his head he had the inevitable dark
blue skull cap. finished with the red
button OF his class, and his fair grlish
face. without any symptom of beard or
mou>tache. made it difficult for one to
fancy HIM Il man of authority. His
long queue. deity braided, hung far
below his waist. and his remarkably
delicate hands added still further to his
feminine appearance. He took the uni
Ncr>al staring with the utmost noncha-
Lance. read the bill of flIe as if he un-
dcr>t"od its queer mixture of English
and French, and then applied himself
Ia the discussion of his dinner with
great ZcSt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-10
Rrhqions Grading.
Christ our Pattern.

He went about doing good. Acts
10: b.
Leaving H. an example. that We should
follow his steps. " ho did NO sin. neither
was guile found in his mouth: who
when he MIS- revilcd. rev He'd not again.
| Peter :: :13.
Let this mind lie in You. which WAS
also in Christ Jesus. Who made
himself of no reputation. and took upon
himself the form of Il servant. Phil.
,: 81.
He poured water into Il basin. and
began To wash the disciples feet. and Il"
wipe them with the towel with which
he was girdcd. :" after he had Washed
thrir feet hc said unto them. Know
We " hat have done To l"n II then.
NouI Lord and Master have washed
your feet We ought also I" wash one
another : feet. For | have gwen YOU
an example. that We should do. ~ |
have done To You. John ~: ). -. ~. 10.
For even Christ pleased not hIm~rl I.
Rom. lJ:3 3.
This l. my commandment. That Nc
love one another. as | have loved YOU.
John 10: H..
Bear We one another,s burdens. and
So fulfill the law of Christ. Gal. Il: ;