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BALTIMORE, Dee 4.-Virginia skies deferred
g; 90. CJ:soidateti b; d.. second s..r.s, S91,
Go rast due coupons, -. North Carolina s.xes old
lss4; dc ricw, : OId to-day. Sugar aboa- .teady-A
sUfT a.9l.. -
BALI III ORE Dee. 8.-Cotton weak and nom nal-
m,GG.r., sa@. Flour III fair demand a1l stea Is
hIcst, southern llrln and good shipping demand
WesttrI! :Ctiy., firm and hgber-southe-n red %
l-rs, 10. afuier loSall3; No. = Pe9nsy lyania red
Les; 80. ~ Stern winter red. spot aud DE cemher
lu.ait5.s; January, l01. Corn. southern active
aIG fl1; Western uUie; bu, steadys1utilern white
4,'aiai 90 yellow 4sa45; western mixed spot and
Dec n,btr, old, IL new, ~ sal5; January, 46Aa
&C. oa;s steady and firm southern, -ta29; west
ern Nh;ie, zha2gi CO. mixed. 26a2'i. Pennsyl
NaIlla- 2t:s.9 Rye more inquiry and a shade
irn. --ouiheTp. 5la57. Hay dull and unchanged.
IroNlslo:-s quiet and irregular and nomiually uu
chaLt.'i BUtier qulct but steady-choce western
paektd, lh3lo; rOl-s, l5al6. Petroleum a shade
easlf r-tflide, ~; refined, s.. Coffee dun anG
ncninai-Rlo cargoos, ii gallo. Whisky a shade
finer, lc9al O9h. FreIshts to Liverpool per
steamer qUiet-cotton, nd. -four, IS ~. grain
sgd. Receilts-hour, 1894; wheat $4,000; corn
i2,tCO: cats, 500 rye, 400. Shipments $4,000 ;
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Stocks irregular. Money. 3
a3E Gold lOOa Exchange. long, 461 short, 4S5h
governments steady.
NEW YORK. Dee Flour quiet. Wheat dull
Corn dull
LONDON, Dec 4. II 80 p m-consols, "a sls
for money and "a 7-l6 fer the account, u. s. bonds
four-an6a half per cents, 1861; 1858 loS1S new
hNes, lusz Erie, lSs4 do. preferred, 3lE Penn
syiSania Central 1884,. Reading. II.
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THE BRIDE OF DEATH.-A sadder death has
not recently been chronicled than that OF Miss
May w. Underhill Of oyster Bay, Ii. The
young lady-whO came OF an old and much re-
spected family of that place-was an orphan,
and lad recently inherited fortune estimated
at 100000. She was betrothed to Mr.. solomon
Townsend, Jr., son OF eX-Congressnan Town
send, who was a member OF the constitutional
convention OF 1916. Many invitations had been
issued for the marriage, which was to have oc-
Cured in this city on Thursday, December ~.
Central Park, on "Wednesday she was well
enough 10 address two hundred invitations 10
wedding. but on Thursday Thanksgiving Day
was taken i'll and died. The funeral took place
yesterday Rev. Dr.. Howard Crosby officiating,
assisted by the Rev. Nh. Vandewater, OF oyster
Bay Miss Underhill had a large circle OF
friends and admirers; and Mr. Townsend has
wide spread sympathy In his bereavement
IN Y Herald. 3d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

ROUND DANCISG DENOUNCED BY A REDENr-
ToRIST 1HEoIoGIAN.-In New York, on Wednes-
day night. in st. AlphOnsuS' church, the Rev.
Father NisSel, prominent theOlogian in the
redemptoIfst order, spoke upon the SinfunesS
OF man as represented in large city like New
York. lie said that in his opinion the entire
city. from The Battery 20 the Central Park and
from tie Central Park to the Harlem river. was
one vast work Of the deYil, conglOmeration or
sin from one end OF the island TO the other In
regard 10 round dancing, which he regarded as
THAT destroyer OF happiness human and Ii
vine" the speaker said: "Shun il, young man:
do hot 90 near any house where waltZeS and
similar dances are allowed, for iuSI as sure as
you do you VIII become voluntary yotafy 10
ore OF the means which are employed by the
devil 10 drag you 10 hell In other words you
Will become a subject 10 Satan. Don't tell me
thele is no harm in round dancing. 1 know
better; / have had experience myself, and say
here ii is an abOnination, and should not be in
dulopl
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Telegrams to The Star.
Gen. Roberts Attack Delayed
G ENE RAJ GRANT.
Brilliant Receptions Awaiting Him.
LOYAL ADDRESSES IN CANADA.
GEN. GRANT.
brilliant Welcome ftome Prepar-
ing for Him

NV A0RK. bee. I.-1hr TipHe, this morning
mas ! i ec'al from Boston, stating lat a move
Htil i on loot Ia give General Grant a series
q pittiant receptions in eastern cities on his
leluln from Europe He viii arrive by the
american line az Philadelphia, and n the pre-
sent programme is carried out after an infof-
mai Wr'C"iCc they VIII come direct 50 Boston 30
attend tie FIST OF the series OF recepi!ons III is
saia 'hat every effort Is making TO keen the
IoIltlcal element In the backgrounds aud give
1ne le'trIloh> an entirely non-poltical appear
ance. Prominent citizens are reprpS,lnf,sf 10
De engaged IN the movement, some OF them
,Ss %lhs antl-Srani men. In the city It is stated
tLdt tLdt Srdhu hall i 10 be given. Ia which IL Is
intended 10 invite the Maauis OF Lornr and fh,'
frihceNS Louise. and IL Is intimaIed that they
VIII cone. a The former Is said TO have eX-
pressed a desire 10 meet the general In his own
country. Following the Boston recention will
come the New York and Philadelphia recep-
tiCnS.
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The Kentucky FyicfS,

tINClNNA1I, Dec. 4.-AdViceS from Bgeathitt
county by. Indicate that quiet has again been
restored. WithStandng desperate efforts on
tie pant cG The friends of Jason Little the muir
deier, 10 release him. Sheriff Higgins succeeded
IN delivering him 10 the TAILOR OF Mason county
where he was ordered for safe keeping by Jud ge
Randall. GOV. McCTeey has issued mstrlc-
tionS ior special term OF the court in Jackson,
as soon as practicable, to indicI and punish ali
PARTIES who participated in The late disturb
anCe. and also ordered the NcCreary GuarIs 10
be ready 10 march TO aid the coUl. Il necessary.
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t.one Democratic,

ELIZABETH. ". J.. Dec. AT Tie municipal
election yesterday Al Plainheld, Nathan Har-
per. dem. NOS elected may OF by ab1ut 40 ma
Jorlty. j. r. Hubbard and Gee. -. Randolph.
ieps., were elected freehOlderS. The returns
ale nol ali counted, but SIX democratic and live
republican CnubcilIen are pl0bab'y elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

AN EXCITING POLITICAL CONTEST ended yes
terday in New Haven. Connecticut, by COM
plete republican victory. The party candidate
for mayor was elected by large majority over
tie democratic and greenback candidates. AS
the city went democratic at the late Con-
gressional election by l,5Oo majority, it Is CON-
plete revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

H-During the first twenty -four hours OF
OIeary's walk, ended at O'Clock last night,
in Philadelphia, he succeeded I'm walking 1le
miles.
sF-The Grand Lodge of colored Odd Fellows
net in Chicago yesterday. The fraterGity has
200 lodges aud is coo members.
eK-Mr. Frederick Gye, OF London, the Con-
vent GARDEN opera manager, is not expected 10
recover from the injury received from the dis
charge of his gun while on sporting excursion
near oxford,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

THE VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-G Gov Holiday,
as a solution Of the question whether the CON-
ing session OF the general assembly OF Virginia
is authorized by the amended constitution, last
evening issued a proclamation conyening the
said general assembly to-day in The capitol at
Richmond,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

NEW YORK TO BE WARNED BY STEAM.-The
board Of aldermen of New York yesterday
passed a resolution giving Francis B. Spinola
and his associates permission TO lay mains i'm
the city, subject to the conditions which may
be fixed by the commissioners OF the sinking
fund, for the purpose Of supplying steam, unde
the Holly combination system, 70 the city an
its inhabitants, for heating, cooking and all
other domestic purposes, as well as for any AMI
all uses for which steam can be employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

a NEW RAIIRoAD.-The editor OF the Hanf-
SOnburg Nal Old Commonwealth writes from
Philadelphia 10 his paper as follows: within
the past week over two hundred miles OF the
Potomac and Ohio railroad have been put under
contract, and work Will be commenced on the
first twenty miles, from Charleston east through
kanaWha, within the next ten days, 10 be COM
be commenced on other portions OF the line at
an early day and pushed as rapidly as possible
This narrowgauge railroad is 10 extend from
Charleston, on the Kanawha, 10 Quantico. on
tie Potomac river, distance OF about three
hundred and twenty-five miles,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

AN INDIAN AGENT XONER.TED.-The case OF
the government against E. E. Hudson, late
trader at CROW Creek agency, for alleged
forgery OF twenty-three vouchers On trial be-
fore the United States commissioner al Yank-
ton. u. T., has been dismissed, the prosecution
failing TO subStantiate its charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

COLONEL FoRNEY, in the last number OF Pro
gTess, sums up the European situation i'm a few
words: e Europe Is in the most disturbed posi-
t1on. The safest OF the old governments is
France, the republic. In all the others there is
either distress among the people on terror
among the monarchs. England has just en-
barked in what may widen into a great Old
Worlds war; while Germany, Italy and Spain
are beset by secret societies, threatening the
lives or amiable ana liberal Kings. The United
States is reaching solid ground in her finances
and industries IL seems as IL the republican
ideal is the best for mankind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

WM. HARIoB DEMOCRAT. was elected mayor
OF Poughkeepsie, y. Y. yesterday. over John r.
cooper, republican. by 100 majority. The re-
publlcans elect four out of six aldermen, making
aciear working majority in The common coun-
iii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

4 "STEwART GRAVE RoBBKR' RELEASED
Henry Ereeland. one OF the men recently az
rested in New York for the robbery of 4. T.
want OF evidence 10 hold him. VIM Burke
alias Baker, who was Jointly indicted with him
still remains in prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

FA resident OF Epping y. H., celebrated his
eiehty-filst birthday by getting out Of bed TO
light a lamp and dropping dead.
sB-In peace there's nothing so becomes a man
as modest Stiffness and humility. unless he is
engaged in the life insurance or some an ale goas
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

An ENGLISH OPINION or DTR CURRENCY
RUESTIoN.-1he London TINES. in an article on
President Hayes message. hopes that political
prudence. il Lot patriotic wisdom. VIII counsel
tie American democrats to cooperate in The
settlement OF the currency question. Could the
currency be brought back 10 a hard money basis
and cleared OF the complications OF silver coin
age there would be no reason 10 question the
prediction that the United States are entering
upon a new era OF prosperity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

TIE WAR BEGUN.-The war has begun i'm good
earnest. The correspondents accompanying the
tan are already writing back about grapes that
are larger than walnuts. That is the CORES
pondents tactics. He begins TO lie about the
things be sees, and then 1t Is only two or three
days before lie is ready to lie about battle thar
lasted all day, and resulting In the Slaughter of
2s9.6s4, $50 OF the enemy and 'the death of two
OF our ptckets." And he usually tries 10 convey
the impression that one OF these pickets died or
Old age BariiHgfon Hu,pEeDe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

THE COAL CoNBINATioN.-The board OF con-
trol OF the combined coal companies will meet
in New York Thursday with reference to the
continuance OF the existing combination. Ii is
nGW stated that il a reasonable compromise is
made. Judge Packer. OF the Leligh company
viii not allow the combination To eNpire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

MASSACRE OF BULGARIAN INsURGENTs.--The
ftasla- BaZoukS and Ctrcassians have defeated
the Bulgarian insurgents In Macedonia and
burned twenty villages. Not more than thou
sand OF the Inhabitants escaped. Three hun
dfed and fifty Bulgarians were masSacred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

? ~ NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
L The annual meeting If the Stock holders Of tie
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TURNPIKE
COMPANY,
VIII be lield at the office of Francis L. SIN th esq,
corner Wolf and 81. Asaph streets Aexantrl Va,
OH MONDAY, January 9th, 1879. at 10 o'clock, a. N
Election for President and Directors same day and
place ALBERT HENSON, Clerk.
dec4-w 4t&iar3
- TALK ABOUT THE COMING OF
Ia CHRIST; Why, Hes been here nearly $
Him Talk about the Conversion of the World.
with the churches shut end the bar rooms open.
and lazy "preachers' and professors reclining 'On
Flowery Beds OF Ease with Gods "Woe" over
them, Boell, 1T is high time to awake ont Of
sleep Come 10 Sth and Pa avenue THIS EVEN
ING at &, If those having money will hire hall
the 4" crazy man will preach some necessary Thing
not understood, by a Reed szaken With tn
Wind" IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

FATE OF A NEGRO OVTRAGER-On SATURDAY
last negro named Mcustaud attempted 10 out
rage q female member OF the family of the
Sheriff OF ST. Mary's parish. La. but was driven
day lie broke into a mouse and attempted TO
outrage a widow lady. He was arrested by the
neighhors and lodged in Jail. Monday morning
his cell was found empty. IL is said that friends
OF the ladies assaulted forced the lookup cut the
mans throat and threw the body into Bayou
Techp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04
RICH JEyYELRY.

Our Stock of Elegant JEWELRT is larser than
usual this season, ,sId includes many articles unique
N design, move, in style, and which cannot be found
elsewhere. LACE PINS. EARRINGS, BRACE
LET'S, SCARF PINS, LOCkETS, HALF SETS.
CHATELAINE WATCHES, BLACK ONYX NECK
LACES and LOCKETS, LINK SLEEVE BUT
TONS, BANGLE RINGS. SILVER COMBS, VEL
VET BAGS Silver Mo Inted, &c.
M GAIT, BRO. 4 Co,
noy20-tr 1907 Pennsyfr0si6 are
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NILLIEED'S HOTEL.

ELECAIPANE AND IIOARHOUND
Il COUGH DROPS.
Elecamrane and HOarhound Cough Drops,
Eecampane and Hoarhound Cough Drops,
EIecan rane ard HoarhOUEd Couzh Drops
Elecampane and HoarhoIn;l Cough Drops,
The acknowledged remedy for Coughs Colds Lung
and Throat COnulain;S. Pleasant to the .;tste :;
soothing IL effect, The cheapest and best remedy III
the world.
Put up i'll HALF PoUHD Boxes, . CENTS.
ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST,
Cor. 15H and SIS. aHd 2d aud ID sts. n. W.
InNn,Lfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

MASSACHUSETTS Town ELECTIoNS-Eiectfons
lor mayors were held yesterday in the follow
Bacon. rep, had no opposition: cambridge.
samuel l.. Montague. rep. present Incumbent
mad no opposition; SonerViue. Geo. 4. Bruce,
lep. NAG no opposition; Gloucester, Vim. Willis,
by ito majority; Fan River, c. E. Lin. reD..
present incumbent was reelected: Fitchburg.
VIM. II. N0Se. citizens candidate defeated
NaVld II. Merriam. rep. present incumbent. b.
tl majority; Taunton. q. Paige. rep. reelected:
HaFtrhiIi. there was no choice. the republican
candidate lacking votes OF q majority: there
were thlee candidates. l.. J. Powers president
OF Hampden Park association ,BoIter), run by
the citizens movement. was elected mlvor OF
Springfield over Wight. rep. Mayor whiting.
rep. was reelected mayor Oi iICly0kc over
Crafts. dem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A double-barre
bIearh-loading DCCKINGGUN, No. d bore
also TELESCOPE RIFLE, with target aud huutirl.
sights, fClnerly owned by late Jefferson Rives VII
sell cheap or exchange for an 10 or II bore gun
Call al G- NHENAULT'S, southeast corner 9Th a ID
Dsts. E-W. Il >>e-ft
nRE<S SHIRTS TO ORDER.
first quality reduced IN price to S33 from SI6.
Guarantee satisfaction in every respect
W. 8. TEEL,
336 Pennsylvania arsnMe.
Gec2tr Sign Of Golden Shirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, s403, ,316 ID; customs, s34s, ,453.1 .13.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan at
noon to DAY amounted to S2555l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

LOUISIANA ELECTION FRAUDS.-A telegram TO
tie New York HeJa'G from New Orleans Dee.
:; saNS:-1 ascertain that to-day or tomorrow
TIE counSe3 employed hy the Citizens isSocia-
tlon VIII file suits cOnteStng the seats OF all the
members OF tie city administration eNcppt the
mayor and both SheriffS. These suits will bring
be1ole tie public all The facts connected with
me allegations OF fraud in relation 10 the late
election, Ii Is curious fact, however. that
although these cases are brought by the CHI
ZenS' Association the national candidates-that
IS. candidates put in nomination 10y The repub.-
can nal1y-had the largest number OF votes
next 10 the democratic candidates. II is sup
rosed. therefore. that the nationals will inter-
Nene in al these cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

TIE INDIAN Transfer INQUErY-Dr a. c.
EoistOn, OF Providence. and E. NJ Kinr,ley. of
New York, appeared before tie joint c9mnis-
sion On the proposed transfer OF the Indian bn-
Ieau 10 the War department to-day in Op9D5i-
ton TO The transfer. giving as their sons that
army officers are not qualified TO I'LL Indian
agencies. That the Indians cannot be success
fuliy managed except by eieVating their domns-
tlc condition. which, under present manage
mcnt, j. progressing tay0raby, a1d that an
Amy OF noes and spades is required rather than
o1 swords and fire arms 10 accomplished the de-
si!Cd result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

Is Now look cut for diplomatic difficulties
america is exporting lager to Germany. TIL
ameers insult to England was a mere childish
freak compared with this.-[N. Y. Herald.
u Ey-GOv. Powers, of Mississippi, says tina
the republicans OF his state are not really green
packers, but only voted for the greenbacS candi-
Counted for once.
% When the daughter of Russian noble.
man Soes into an institute former education She
IS LOT allowed 10 go home until She leaves for
iocd: SO that she has no home life in her girl
Iced.
eS TIE Rev. r. s. Cantine, a clergyman OF
kockf0id, III. refuses to take any salary during
Tie Incoming year so as TO give his church a
cEanCe TO OF getting out of debt.
gs All the Los Angeles, California, city eiec-
t1un yesterday the wOrkingmen elected their
eDtle ticket with the exception OF three council
men.
tF-'Prince BisInarcs's s0-called fellow crea-
tuies' is tie hanpy Term Invented by Count yon
A;Eiia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

the committee on banking and currency is here
by instructed 10 mature and bring in a hiu for
tLe WllhGrawal OF the circulating notes Of an
such banks so offending.
MI. Beebe.-That is proposit ION 10 declare
that dlSobedlence 10 the law shall be deemed
defiance OF il.
Several objections were made and the prono-
Sition was not received.
The House then, at los. adjourned.
CONGRESSMAN JowNsEND'S SE.r.-A srerisl
dispatch 10 thS~New York Times from ClryP-
land. Ohio, Dec. ?. says: Hon. Amos Townsend
to-day. through his attorneys served a copy OF
his answer in the Contest of his seat i'm the
Fofty-SlNth congress on Gilbert o. Shove. the
contestant upon the national labor party ticket
In ShoVeS notification OF contest he asserts that
money was Illegally used in the election OF Mr.
townsend and asserts that he would have been
eie ted had this not been 50. Mr.. TownSend'S s
ahsW er elnphatically denies these charges, in so
lar as the accusations in regard to money are
concerned. and asserts that even in clSe Mr.
Townsend was not elected Mr. Shove can lar
no claim 10 the office, for his vote is far in the
minority. the vote for Mr.. Poe, the democratic
candidate, being much higher than that for him
IhlS Shove Is the tramp who has been so effect
uaEy gone back on" by his own party and
party organ here.
ELECTION FRArps.-A telegram 10 then. Y.
HerGlt from Annapolis, Md. December ,. saws:
To-day two republtcanS-NeSSgS H. r Lovely
who kept tally list. and Arthur Carter Who
was Judge in the tnild ward here at the recent
tonSieSslonal election-wcnt TO the county
LiNt W lhNiftt t!it tfbit li>'Stt discover.
u possible. suspected frauds. The poll lists of
me ward we're found 10 have been stolen which
lS very significant faCt when IL is considered
tnal me republican list fans thirty-live or forty
NotcS Deilhd The tickets in tie box Witnesses
OF the alleged frauds are summoned before the
grand jury or the L. <. district court in Balti-
more. Tomorrow. The fIa,;dS suspected were
III tAe interests OF the democratic candidates.
HE CoNNERCIAL CONVENTION met AZ New
Hr,eaDS yesterday; Edward ID. IIolton, OF Mil
MaukSc, temporary chairman. After prayer hy
htN If. falmer. GOV. Nichols delivered an ad-
dieSs or welcome. Nj. Murray. OF Kentucky.
replied. speaking among other things OF the ne
,eSSit| Tor laying aside political considerations
ara loihiAg rs members OF one grand. national
lalElly ior the furtherance Of Their general in
ItieStS. zen. BuSScy spoke Oh the vast adyan-
lagos OF TIE Mississippi as a natural tranSnorta-
ton route. and said the government was blind
I'D allowing il 10 lie unused. He also favored
tie Texas Pacific railroad Mr. HoItOn also
maze speech. The convention organized by
lie election OF cen. FitE Hugh Lee OF Virginia
PRESIDENT: Ii. &. Hester. OF New Orleans Sperp-
taiy; and vice president from each state rep-
resented. Committees were appointed on the
faclflc roads, Improvement OF the MissiSsinni
liver, and on foreign trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-04

The CASE OF THOMAS BIGGINs ACT. L. S.
GRANT, action for Sl00,oG0 for damages by false
imprisonment in the Insane asylum. and in
sending him TO Europe is on the calendar Of
the Circuit Court for tomorrow, and it is lln-
derSlcod that the plaintiff will be ready to 90
10 trlal. Meosr5. Browne and Mcconnell aD-
pear iof plaintiff, and Messrs. Worthington and
Head for defendant.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-06

Ia this city at 1:3O p. IN. yesterday,
Dec. 5, Willie Jackson Albers, second
son OF A. ]. and Ella Albers, aged 2
years, Z months and IA days.
Willie was a bright aud beautiful
child, a ray of sunlight in the house,
hold-a child to gladden. 5 parents
heart and to be loved by all VINO saw
him. The sight of him inspired
cheerful thoughts and fond hopes.
With his fine form, clear complexion,
sparkling eyes and graceful activity,
be seemed the very embodiment of
health sug gave promise of long life.
Bur who can tell what p day may
bring forth, when
death rides on every passing breeze,
And turks in every flower ?"
A few days ago be was attacked by
pneumonia, but without alarming
symptoms until after last Sabbath, and
now he lies cold but beautiful, in death.
But "it is well with the child" God
gave him, and God took him again
took him TO Himself from the evil
to come"
II is sore dispensaiiOn to parental
hearts, but it is the voice Of Jesus,
saying, "Suffer the little children to
come unto Me, and forbid them not. +"