davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

On the night OF the 9th instant John II
Boner. Prf sident of Columbia Typographical
Union, received dispatch from Memphis,
saying: For heavens sake send aid to
sending the dispatch was telegraphed to draw
on MIR. nefrees for $50, he printers having
subscribed slis. Major Davis, foreman at the
seriptions amounting o Sc more, which viii be
collected and sent on Monday 70 the aid of the
fliefei The effir and men Of the U.
The fund for the relief # the yellow fever suff
erers to Mr.. A s. Soi"lnoDs. to be put where it
S DO thn mSst good The clerks Of the
$3.50 -. Mr.. A. M,ffett, OF the National
Driving Park, has offered To give the gate
motley for the benefit of the yellow fever
,ufeTfTs taken at the coming tournament to
be held there.
,Teleglams received by Mrs. Cromwell, of
mississippi. dated Memphis, call for nurses
VIZ, yellow fever experience. ANY such in
this city tho will 60 iva requested to eau -. "
once on s. Wolf, CIT 7th street.
Several male and female nurses have already
signlfied their Willingness to &c, and Mrs.
Cromwell is engaged in taki.ag np contribu-
tions to defray their ex,.~.nses.
inc SG ~ MhHT9ie ara Capt Lake, who are act
,a1 oiiry, suggest that contributions of the fol-
!nSWing articles would be more acceptable to
re sne yslioW fever sufferers than money. This,
because money cannot buy the articles in the
fever districts: Bread. meat, -four, meal, but
Ter. eggs, chickens, tea, sugar, coffee, vegeta-
Dies OF all kinds, Scotch ale, port wine and
crackers. Fresh meats, beef and mutton
would be very accep:a If sent in refrige-
rator cars Chickens sent in the same way
would be better than ii sent alive.
The following being the eighth and ninth re-
| U. s. Treasury by Henry Franc. to be paid to
| the respective parties at the government de-
| pOSitOries in Memphis and New Orleans. the
| funds at disposal of telegraph companies
being exhausted:
70 Jas. X. Gutherie. Neao Orleans, La.
| Two hundred dollars (so00) your order at office
| Howard association for benefit Of Grenada
sufferers Acknowledge by wires:
HENRY FRANC, Treasurer.
To-. r. Flippen. Mayor, Memphis, Tenn
Three hundred dollars (s3OO) your order at
Fist National bank this day for sufferers.
Acknowledge receipt by telegraph; also of
remittance of $50 on 24th. Shall we send you
lady volunteer nurse?
HENRY FRANZ, Treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.
condensed Locals.

The street laiIps will be lighted at 7;05 p. n.
and extinguishS-4 at 3: As am.
Officer Clinton discovered burglar about 2
O'Clock this morning as ne was leaving house
No. AZ 4th street NV. The officer emptied n;3
revolver as he pursued the fugitive for several
squares. The latter escaped. but it is thought
was wounded.
Attention OF persons who desire to avail
themselves of the last chance to have the bene-
ut of the bankrupt law is called 20 the new ad.
VeItlsemeDt of Mr. j. Amber Smith,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
SYn.R5xA1H, E[xxGSYgn!As4IoM-rhs sse.ne
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. BROWN HAS HAD GREAT SUCCESS
1eocy smins o. oss Wssy mp0
Dis AsAe Of private or veneTeA nature without
nse OF % OF ssas s6s, naa years
o. oa M, to 3 and to p. m. On1ce 1905 L
Street noi invest, back room. aug9A- lnas
(lHlLlS, CHILLa. CHILLs. Try RILEY.s
at The lollo ~ing druggists: Bishops Gibbs,
fF,t ms Hick'ing's, Healey's, Koss's, Stones,
kusseiFs, Dawson g. and 1880 9th street north.
west. AuR2Q- 1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

SHE SHOT AT HIM.-This morning about IL
O'Clock, officer OHare heard pistol shot in
the vicinity of It'll and F streets, and on
fastening there he found that Miss Kate
Bailey had shot at man who was attempting
to enter her room in Federal building. He
was pursued by Mr.. Davis aud the officer,
but tie gas being extinguished he succeeded
IN escaping through the darkness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

ne The Albemarle Guards, of Plymouth,
down tho smokestaek Of Ba1ey's mills,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

A CLOSE GAME OF BASE BALL.-There was
fair game OF ball yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Worcester club, of Massachusetts,,
and the Nationals, of this city. 1t was close
and exciting contest, the playing on both sides
being above the medium grade. On account
OF darkness only eight innings were played,
the runs being to 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS: silks at all
prices; black silks, cOlOred silks, checked
silks. striped silks, colOred silks every shade.
81 81 IS, s150; excellent black silk, 81 and al Is
our real satin finish black silk, only sl25.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
David E. McComb and Theresa Maher; Thos.
L. Morris and Mary E. Burrage 3E. F. Freiber
aid Catherine Freudenberger; Geo. Eilingef
and Katy Wilson, both of Baltimore: TheO-
doIe kancher and Mary G. FitZ; Jesse Wood
and Emma MOultOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

Space is cheerfully accorded to the commnni-
cation below, not SO much because the article
10 which Ii refers is likely to be misunderstood
to the prejudice OF its SignerS, (Which can
hardly be conceived 10 be p1SSible), as because
its showing confirms the SoundnesS of the po
Sl;ioD heretofore taken III the premises by THE
STAR and Illustrates, Dy the example il fur
nishes, the pr oprlety and Importance of method
and responsibility, both IN the collection and
distribution of money. These gentlemen aud
those acting with them are entitled to, and will
receive, the highest praise for their excellent
and timely efforts: but it is none the less to be
regretted that the good work had not been IN
dertakeu by and il behalf OF the general pub
lie, instead Of being left to the less effective
agency OF private individuals and volunteer
organizations, which, from the very nature of
the case, must be unable to properly cover the
whole he Id
Editor Of the Stdr:-While your editorial of
last evening is in the main correct, We are con-
strained TO beg your Indulgence for the follow
ing observations caused BY the fear that what
You said may be misunderstood, land especially
70 our prejudice:
Our committee has collected in round num-
bers sl,6l325 lthe donors have been published
daily, out Of which has been sent so far the
follOwing:-l. To New Orleans, Howard AssO-
memphis, mayor. $40; 6. do, $50; g. do, $500;
3. oFicksburg, II. A, sl01; 7. do, 400; to
Grenada, care of III. A, New Orleans, 600.
Thus you will see We forwarded TO the only
recognized authority in the several cities, who
are responsible and official
When our meeting was called it was in re-
Spouse to a special call from New Orleans but
We deemed it better to make collections for
the sufferers generally. and by the above you
see that not a dollar has been diverted from
the legitimate purpose for which 1t was col
lected.
We are as anxious for general CALL and for
larger donations, as you are, but i'll the alb
sence thereof we have done our best not for
one, but for all.
Isigned IN. Adler. president Of meeting:
Ii. Franc, treasurer; 5. Wolf, chairman Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

SakPETs, carpets, carpets, immense stock.
az IRE newest designs out this season, i, 25,
Sedltliul designs; oil cloths, az widths; Not
tintham lace D., ., 80, %, As, Soc, etc blank.
eis Nom 81 - sl-i0, g. 81 80, s., etc Towsons
hNe, south s.de Near It'll street-4drf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
no! Fob SALT WATER.

SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION.
40 Miles Down the Potomac.
The steamer John W Thompson win make trip
70 Smrh's Point, SErTEMBER 49,
1ltb. ISIS, affording . delightful E,s.S.SSzES5
il0e; aal on good beach at salt
wafer, Tor bathing. fishing and Grabbing.
1 ne olat leaves 9Th street wharf at a. NJ. re-
aaIhing 81 ~ p. N. No pos pOnement. Tickets,
CD dreb under 10 years free "
II, ckets for excursion Of August 2Sth not Ssei
WI NS sVV1 Ioi WIS UP. ang29 III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

SHOOTING A GIRL WITH CHARGE OF Pow.
DER-.About so'clock last night cOlOred girl
named Annie Hawkins, il years old, living at
1916 street southwest. was shot in the face
while passing the corner of I'd and F streets
southwest. by Abraham Thomas, a colored
boy, who, in company with another bow. was
chasing the girl. The pistol was loaded with
powder only, but 80 close was the weapon that
it burned the girls skin. Dr. McWilIiams
dressed the wounds, which, while painful, are
not dangerous. Thomas was arrested and
locked nm for a hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29


AN AFFECTING SCENE IN COURT. - This
morning Justice Humphreys had before him
the parties in the habeas corpus case Of
Elizabeth johnson VS.. Laura COntee; the
object of the writ was to obtain the possession
OF the three-year female child of the relatOr
from the custody Of Laura COntee, the reSpOn-
dent. The parties appeared this morning
with numerous witnesses. Messrs. Gloss and
Cahill appeared for the relator and Messrs.
ThOs; +: Miller and L. l: O'Neal for the re-
spondent. 1t was alleged that the relator had
placed the child In the care and under the con
troll OF the respondent during its minority,
and that she had no right to it as alleged in
her petition. The judge, amidst the pro-
foundest silence on the part of the spectators
and members of the bar present, proceeded
to deliver a very Interesting disquisition upon
Guiding, he called the child twho looked pecu-
bench and after few kind words babe it seek
its mother" and the child rushed to the
arms OF the woman COntee Judge Hum
hhreys thereupon adjourned the case until
the first Wednesday in December next, aud
COntee. the respondent.
FEES IN MEXICAN CLAIM CAsE.-TO-day
ThOs. P. McManus, by Judge BARLEY and T.
j. Miller, filed bill in equity against Mildred
StaDdjSh and others to subject a certain sum
of money ($143, 8l2 32) held by the Secretary of
State, as agent of the Republic of Mexico, to
lien for his services in obtaining the EVIL
dence, &C., on which the claims were allowed,
and other services In connection with said
claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
401 Pennsylcania Apense.
SIGN OF THE RED PLAG,
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THN SIDE OF BOSTON.

ATTENTION, LADIBEf
A large lot Of LADIES' NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL anc SANDAL SLfPPERS all OF -
nrst-caes Qusrty. made from the best4 n
French kid. which have been slightly DAM
aged b. the great heavy storm yesterday
August 9th, viii be sold IT great sacrifice
at the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
49f Pennsyicdaia 4renwe.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

GREAT INDUCEMENT TO WHOLESALE
BU1ERS.
100 pair OF Ladies' French Kid Button Front and
Circular Seam. Worked Button Hole NJ, . "a Is
LOO Pair OF LADIES' French Goat Buttons
A large Lot OF KID Button Boots Diff
ferent styles and 81 zes, from. ...... L 90 10 90
good FoXed Button &aitor at. l25
Plain, Lasting, Lace and Congress.
6ood qualify, from. .76c. 70 Is
ATTENTION liz CALLED TO LARGE LOT
OF LADIES' SLIPFEHS.
French Heel Kid Slippers, all sizes from 20 g.
A Large Lot Of Newport Ties, Button ana "
Lace, Good Quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Cases Ladies Md sandal Slippers, first
Class OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
10 Cases Ladies scat Slippers at. ......,.,,. Be
4 Large Lot OF Misses Slippers, ali Sizes.
uom. .......3 oc. 70 %
Large Lot OF Men g CATERS from %. l. 90 to 90
Low Quarters from SOC. 70 OC
Broken lot or Mems Lasting Congress-
6AfCor6 4 g
Mems Buckle. Pain and three-suAm Shoes
%
Army sew 90 at.......... 4 30
a Large Lot OF Boys Shoes, In sizes fr.,m 10
b, Ltse and Congress, at........,.,......... 20
Perso~s Purchasing 20 TIE amoxnt ~ 80 or ovsr
will Be presented With bottfs AZ
Frsnch Drssstse.
On Every Article Advertised q Discount
OF Five Per Cent. will be Allowed.
auge y LKoPOLD RICHoLD. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
CALF WATER.
y BATHING, GRABBING, FISHING,
Complimentary Family
EXCURSION TO BLUFF POINT AND WI
CONGO BAY,

rendered to John A. Bayley. of the Norfolk tRe
Of steamers. by the merchants Of sE-A
Washington and Georgetown. 6lt3t3n1aH
Steamer sJane Moseey'' will
leave 6 street wharf SUNDAY, Sept. LIST, at 8
o'cl OK M, returning that night about IL o. m.
free.
Tickets for sale by the following committee: DIR.
H y; shinn. West End Hotel; A: Fry, Cropey,s
v arlington: Kelly & ChamberIen, 7I6 d ST.: e
& Wheeler, TIN and b; Pc. Duffy, American
7h and I; X. B. Ferguson, 81 st. and Pa avenue
Be. aup2Y- n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

YOUTHFUL HOUSE BREAKERS ARRESTED
Yesterday The residence OF MIR. j. w. Butter
held, No. 4Z3 4th street northwest was entered
in the absence of The family, and was ran
sacked from top TO bottom. A quantity of
goods were found packed up ready for re-
moyal, and Lieut.. Kelly set a watch last night
for the arrest of the thieves should they return
in the night During the night two young men
appeared about that vicinity, and, seeing the
officers, they escaped into the City Hall lot.
This morning Sergeant Brosnan arrested
youth named Dennis COnnell, and on infOrma-
ton got from him Lieut.. Kelly arrested two
other youths PANIED Ferdin'd McDermott and
John kilby, from whom he learned the goods
had been left with larger boy, about II
them in South Washington and had divided
the proceeds with all four OF them. Lieut.
Kelly then went TO stand In the Center Mar
ket and arrested Brick, and all are at police
headquarters awaiting a hearing. Charley
Brick has the air OF defiance and hardihOOd ST
a veteran thief. and says he don't propose to
give away any information about his own
affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
Kearney AbOuf Town.

CALLING ON THE CABINET.
Dennis kearney and Carl Brown, his private
secretary. called this morning on Secretary
Seburz and sIent some time in conversation
With him. They afterward proceeded to the
State department. To-day, Thursday. Is "diplo.
matte" day at that department and unofficial
visitors are not admitted. Kearney was STOP
ped BY one of the messengers who did not
know him and told that he could not 60 up
stairs. He did not announce himself but
went away. He then went to the War depart
ment and was received by Secretary McCrary
and afterwards at the Treasury department
by Acting Secretary Hawley. A reporter OF
The STAR asked him how he was met by the
officials he had visited.
Very kindly, indeed" he replied.
Stdr:-What was your object in calling on
them?
Kearney:-I wanted to talk with them and
ascertain their views on the various subjects
affecting the interests OF the labOring men in
The country. One OF my objects In seeing the
heard concerning the Chinese troubles in San
Francisco some time ago. There is a great
scheme working here which has for its object
The Misrepresentation TO the government Of
all that We do out there.
&dr.-HOw do the officials whom you have
visited stand "a regards what you call the
labor interests" OF the country?
heGrney:-I prefer not to say anything at
present about my conversations with them
"a HARD MONEY CABINET"
1T ~, kearney added with shake of his
u Hesiu ROICS CiuiiiCb- Ilc Sttu lc
would speak at the Capitol this evening at
about o'clock.
now BEAENET WOULD HAVE THINGS RUN
How DO you like The city," inquired the
reporter.
"Oh. Ike it very we'll Kearney replied
There are some tine buildings here. They
do not interest NE, however, when know
there are SO many poor people here and all
over the country starving. Look at that build
ing" waving his hand IN the direction of the
new War, STATE and Navy department build
ing. Millions Of money have been spent on
IL, and millions will be expended. That would
be all hight If the men who built it We're profit
ed. But that Is not the case; the thieving
contractors get aIi the money aud the me-
ehapic does all the work.
How would you have the building erect
ed?'' said the reporter.
"Ihere is no need of such costly building
especially III the present distressed condition
OF the country" said kearley. Smaller and
cheaper structures should be erected: they
would answer the same purposes as Well. The
money thus saved should be lent to some Of
the starving people on long time, who could
go west and buy themselves land aud start
small farms.'
Will you make red-hOt speech to-night2
u don't know why ] should My speeches
the commune, but in the ballot
KRARNEY NOT TO BE ALLOWED TO SPEAK IN
THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
The rules and regulations of the presiding
0ficers OF Congress for the government of the
Capitol grounds prohibit the holding of any
political or sectarian meetings about the
building, and under this rule the Capitol police
have received orders not to allow any public
meeting within the grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

-, EIITIoNs IN BANKRUPTCY have been filed
~ y oTp5And2 ID Sunny. Edmund F. French,
" VI Ppaaphrek, VIM. Sanders0n, A. j. Rock
" DdIcn, w b. Smith & L. d. Stone, w.
W. simpson, Joseph G. Squires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
Fan CITY
THIRD GRAND EXCURSION,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SD, 1873.

Steamer JANE Mo. ELEY viii leave 9Th street
wharf nextTUEsDAY promptly at 49,
ESQ W1ps M: a; n Wing At Vces5 City
Twenty -four hours on the ocean Shore. Sie-p-
ing &C. omn odations at the Ocean Hotel frSe.
alta IN =. arriving home by z p. m. This ar cange-
ment v III give excnrsionists grand view OF Tan
BY daylight. Tickets IS Children bet seen and Ia
years, 81 so; state-ruoms. 81. Mattresses free
The dnibE room is reserved for laiss, and will be
fitted Up as teping apa, tment, free. Meals on
b. At, 80 cents each.
Tickets to be had at the following drug stor s:
Ferguson. Capitol Hill: ThOmpso' =, 18th At.
Majors. h and H sts.: Crorley' s. Georgetown,
and The following bookstores: Morrison's, z srna.
ave Pal ker's It'll st. WhiIIaker's, Peuna ave.
Purceli's, 9th ST., and OF NJ W. Gait & Bro, lew
eieis. and w. g. MetzerOtr, music store. State
rooms for fale at B3lantyLe'S bookstore, 7th st.
Rrmen Der next UEShAY, Septembe 81
au. 20-4t X. j. LAWRENSnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

mense stock of flannels. from II, Is Is 20, 25c.,
ETC.: bed tickings, from L. Is, Is, 20, 25c cas-.
simeres for mems and boys wear. from Is, 81,
a. So &C. etc; black q Gashmeres from 80,
etc. TOwsOn's cheap dry goods store, $50 Penn.
syiyania avenue, south side, near 7th street.
AdJt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC "A
" OF THE I'll
WASPiN6T0E CITY AISERNtAN BE "a
On tt RSD Y, Septe ter 5th 1878, at Beg err 5
st. Park. Pistoria's Band has bs eug sgSd for
the oceasioB. pancipg VIII commence 1t O'Clock
p. N. TickerS Is cts. children free. ang29- eer2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. About $50 O'clock
iast night as BIZ and Mrs. Gambler were pass
ing aiong pennsylvania avenue near 9th
slIee5 northwest cOlCred man showed Mrs.
Iaru;eT GOVT a2r snatched her poke. book
S0nialnlng SI aud made OF with It, An
gig, ~ Wa given and Ohcer Crump gave chase.
cut did rot succeed iD CAPTURING the thief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

nON'T FORGET THE THIRD ANNI.
- VERSAkY OF the st. Mary's Literary and
Dramatic Association at Loef1er's Washing "a
ton City Garden, THCRaDAY. August 60 -
1873 Besides dancing and prize shooting, SVH
there will be Vocal Music and Dramatic Per Is.
Torrance by the members. Should the wealth cr
prove unfavorable the picnic " ILL be held THURS
DAY, 81 ptember 9th. aue2S-2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

PARENTS WISHING scbool s,,i,s ,,,, s,s o..
"a IS psSssnrtnent at the Boys Clothing Honse
81 one %. ESoinson y Co, sO9 Pennsyiyania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY

INDICATIONS TODlY-
OYYICE OF tHi2R SIGNAL 0FYlTER-
Washington, August - 1873
For the middle Atlantic states. par1fy cloudy
weather, OccasiCna rain. yarii Die winds most
ly from northeast to southeast, stationary
pressure and temperature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

afternoon small boy named Francis BetZ
residing WITH his stepfather, &. II. Bradford
No; 4lo street southeast, was accidentally
SnO, IN me sloe with pistol in the hands Of
another boy named Robert III. Stewart who
Ma removing cartridge from the pistol at
gre tlme The wound is not considered dan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, pure wool
iwooD dress goods, 15c.; shawls; comforts i;
casSimeres for boys wear, Soc; fiannels-red
white, grey and blue; bleached damask, 5Oc |;
childreD's stockings, ali colors; ladies' real
mel, Sc. the very best bed ticking, Sc. DIR.
warmers health corset, q. *; bleached cotton
one yard and a half wide, l2c. Carriers, I'll
Market Space.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29
I ARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST
~ EXCu RSlON OF THE SEASON.

This is the last excursion given on this splendid
boat this season. Leaves Stephenson's wharf.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3 1873
ing, Grabbing and Bsshing aIriYiUs In BsittmSps
Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock.
Tickets 20 cents: Ronnd-trin tickets, re'nrnine
s,aterocms at Cochran's cigar store, No. l115
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-29

nEMOREsT PATTERNS. au -. - .tv,~
. In lust ST. ressysS By WHITE CO., Eooi:
eAe OsaA OSo2s sDecAs0oos ooUe1y
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-20
COL. IINGERSOLL'S GREED. \

st1Aa Ia i he world, said the
1ecturer,: witt not relieve ftiiftser.8 Az
much rs one hot biscuit with little
butter. Now that the clergy are no
more useful, he continued, the question
arises, ''are they ornamental?''I [Great
laughter and applause.]
His Christian critics declared that
this world MA not Aingvthesnext.s was
the all iMall .HKThsy s;lysthissWo flds is
nothing Is nothing? 81 may be 90.
but this is the:Dlily world Know any
thing about; and it lssa nig htY or farm
that would swap off for Il cloud. srAp-
plause and laughter.
1t has been said, ''sutlic;ent unto the
day is the evil thereof" and he would
say in the SAME strain, one world ut a
time. There is sorrow and sadness t.
.nough in this without borrowing from
another. Let us 10 away with Some Of
IA 81 s55fHE %S Ss
world to make 1t better than, it u.s., and
not be working 50 fax, away we don't
know what the crop will be-eultiyat-
ing with Imaginary plows the Vast field
of space. II believe in the religion of
this world, [ believe in the religion of
liberty, in the religion OF home,' iii the
religion Of fraternity and equality--a
blessed trinity. I believe in the blessed
trinity OF science-reason, observation
and experience, I;belieyein the trinity
Of farlily-lnan, woman and child.
These arc the trinity III Which believe
| and find rs much work in this}w0rld
as want to CO." Ekpplause.I He had
noticed in life this fact, that those who
| had the smallest, meanest souls make
the greatest fuss about getting them
saved. Prolonged laughter and APP
plause1