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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20
L EELER'S SYSTEM.

K EELER'S SYSTEM.
PRICELIST FOR MAKING AND TRIMMING.
For Double-breasted Frock Coats of fine goods SIo
For Double-breasted Froch Coats, cashmere or
For single Breasted FrocE Goats, OF fine goods 10
For Sing e-hreasted Frock Coats of cashmere or
For Double-breasted Sack Goats. OF fine goois 10
For Doab!e-breasted Sack Coats, OF cashmere or
For Sinele-breasted Sack Goats of fine goods. $
For Single breasted Sack Coats, of cashmere or
For Double breasted Vests, of any material - 75
For PantaooEs, of any material, Speciality. SO
0VERCOATS
For Double-breasted Frock Over Coats of fine
For Double breasted Frock Over Coats of rough
For Double breasted Sack Over Coats, of fine ~
For Double breasted Sack over Coats, of rough
eoogs ....-................. IL
For Singe-breasted Sack Over Coats. of fine
eoous Observation-Disclosures. ID
For Sngle-breasted Sack Over Coats of rough
eoous II
UNEXCELLED IN STYLE AND MAKE
SIX Lining and e1trG Trimmings CHARGED for
GccofdtnGtY.
BINDING ON COATS AND VESTS 50, EXTRA.
JNO. W. KELLER, ARTIST TAILOR,
wv ~ ,,,,n iii Penn. are.
w. =. MEMO MANAGER nov16-Gt
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" L L VETS,
FROM AUCTION.

Having the largest stock of yELyETS in this city.
we are able TO offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
DhESSMAkERS, MIlLINERS and / AILORs who
buy to sell aain. To our regular retail trade we ara
prepared to offer unheard Of bargains in SILK and
NELEETS.
CONNOLLY'S
COS Ninth street,
noyGtr Opnosi,a Do.... nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

OUR SPECIALTY-Repatring and renting all
kinds or sewing machines at reduced prices
Oppenheimer, SIS 9th street. cor. T northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20
CITY ITEMS.

CARD PHOTOGRAPHS 81 90 per dozen. s.. - for
SIX; one CABINET Sl.0o. Finest work guaranteed
Blachluge, al Market space. 203
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

Law BOOKS WANTED.-I want number of
text oooks, iate editions, to complete an order.
ADglin'S, 1924 + street-Adrt. Wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20
DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS
AT
RE0nHEAD'S


ISO1 r 81. Between 18th arl 18th S;s
,iNtt' r. Celebrated Bali KnittIl.- Cotton. 81, mn
ARK Best, lyard Spool Cotton Sc ~ a. rois ger.
- oel Is ca Navy Blue Repe,lant LADIES' Cloth
'Sc I'd Iolored Nooen Blank.ts h5,. pie,,a Al al
lAlr. Ladies Fine Merino Under Ncs.s vas Sant
up-, Linen Crash for Towelin,y B. va and mn
Andr,S,tsSrln IA Bieached Cotton. .c vi Lovely
Dress Goods. Toe yd and up. Mhits Wool F'lanoaS
-. I'd and uP Atwood French Ca,hmere'
doune width, SUPERIOR finish 80 C1;tnn.uarp Cash
Beautiful Neck Rufflins. Toe. ~. an / up STenliS
aud abuiton laiis Kids, Sla0 aud 81 Is rsir
Navy 1iue and Seal Brown SIX. ,nlN ~ -, a
Biack Lyons Gros Grain Silk : / 90. worth a * *
lot CAN SAVE MONEY 81 rUGING AT
noNl4tr ERprHE ANS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

If Y0U want to rent a house, go to the office
or b. Ii. Warner, 9l6 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

\ Toronto magistrate decides that but on
ho,1ng man in the street is aSSaultng him, il he
Cb Gets to being but Onholad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Allen
Wracks and Jane Holmes; Lewis Hawkins and
Louisa Plant; Chas. III. johnson and Carrie
Brown; Joseph Buckley, OF Cecil county, Md !,
ard OuiSa Z. Zeigler George Everett Reardon,
OF Baltimore, Md, and Emily FAINT; John Hart
Lett and JOSenhine E. MOriaItY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

HEAVEN DESIGNED THE JUICE of the bore
hound plant, the tar of the balm OF gilead tree.
and healing honey, for the relief OF irritated
lungs. These three specifics are combined in
cough or cold however violent, with unerring
certainty.
Piles 1cotheeAe Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold 10y all druggists at 25 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at sis pm and
eXtingUished at $50 a m.
J. ShillingtOn sends the Rerpe dc Ia Node for
December with latest Paris fashions.
4 mass meeting OF the friends of t",r1,aranca
was held last night at the hall o. me East Wash
ingtOn Reform Club. Addresses were made nv
George W. Francis, IL, v. Rothery. and T. u.
Garche. ~
There can be no better argument in favor OF
The Criminal Court setting apart one day each
week Tor hearing cases appealed from the Police
count han the trials OF some this week. which
have been hanging on for years. The witnesses
have been very hard 10 get hold of, and when
found they seem 10 have forgotten the facts
testified to before the Police Court. and some
times have been tempered with and their teSti-
BGny is evidently untruthful.
r.. %. Hoffman has rented to Nj. G.. ".
Bunker Tor Gait Bros. their house ad Joining the
Metropolitan hotel. The house has been put in
thorough repair and furnished with EastIake
furniture. and viii be rented in rooms. II IS
called the DuhbdrtOn.
Last evening three cOlOred thieves entered
the second hand clothing store OF Mr.. PuCSclle,
No. 1923 Pennsylvania avenue. and Snatched
pair Of pants and ran They were pursued -
closely that they were compelled to drop their
piUEGer but they ESCAPED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
tolDs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
diarrhpa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An Old and well-rted remedy.
% cents hottie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

TO LADIES AND GENTLKMKN.-We wish to cali
attention to A: Ftschers Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng Establishment, No. 900 street. near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
a manner not to be equalled by those not pos
Sesslng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from 80
cents to s. pair, by cleaning number re-
ducton In price. satisfaction guaranteed. His
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as IL newly made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

ROMAN, diamond coral. ONYX. silver and iet
JeWe.Ty. from one TO twenty dollars: the best
n:Iy-cent eye-g glass in the city, at Priov's lew
ely store, No. i5' Pa. avenue, near AZ st,-Idrf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. BROWN CURES SPERMATORRHFA.
" premature decay, seminal Weakness lost vieof
ana az diseases of private yenereal nature or
DIR: ROBERTsON can be consulted every
ct NV, near 9th st, adjoining National Hotel from
to T. IN, on all diseases OF the Urinary Organe
and Nervous System. Recent and Chronic Gases
quickly cured All Female Complaints quickly cured
teed in every case. Fifteen years eSperienoa.
Charges moderate Main Office. 10 & Eutaw St.
oaLlnAore. oct4-1y
CONSULT DIR. LEON, the oi,lest established
" specsanst IN the city. He guarantees Q perrns-
nept and speedy cure in the shortest time POSSIBLE Of
an acute and Chronic Skin Diseases abandoned
and nltreated cases q specially. thorough cure or
no chparge. Ssparate consulting rooms 2ls street
aornWeft, oeloW 90 aus30-tr
REGISTER'S LINIMENT
~ Cures rheumatism Neuralgia Heada he and All
sores pains injuries, &c II neyer fails Try il.
Sold by druggists Is and so cs,Its sTOTfr 4
CROMWELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, agents for
Washington. apI5ln W f-6m
nR. LEON, the Oldest Established and only
~ Reliable Ladies' Physician in the city, can be
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday,
~ No, 2ls St n W.. from to o'c.ock An Fe-
male Complaints quickly cured Offce and Resi-
deDce, 60 s. Paca St, Baltimore aug3Or
nR. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE RE.
IL stores manhood and the visor of youth TO the
most shattered constitution in four weeks. Failure
impossible. This merestoring remedy should be
taken by al about to marry, or who lave become
n every case as certain as that water quenchaG
thirst IS per case. Sole Agent, Or aO6 IAOOUEG
University Place, New York.
Druggists supplied tanltr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

i BEAUTIFUL BABE FOUSp IN AN ArrPv
Ofrcer Ryan last evening found beautirul liz
lie white infant in the alley on 18th, between -
and II streets northwest, and took it to ST AIMS
Infant Asylum, where il was kindly received
IL vas neatly dressed and bright-eyed. and the
mother who could discard such a child the OH.
GERS think, must be very hard-hearted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20
4oi Maple ave-, lie DrOlt Park.
washington, 10Th November. 1873. +
THE COURTS,

CRIMINAL COURT-Ja6ge Wy'ie.
To-day. Geo. c. Ellison. charged with murder:
nolle pros. James DOnnely, unlicensed bar
QWo cases; motion to quaSh Overruied. -Chas
McHugh, unlicensed bar; not guilty. John s.
Goss, violating hotel act plead guilty: fined s.
THOMAS Moran, unlicensed bar: not guilty
samuel A. Bell, carrying concealed weapons;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

CASsINERES for men and boys wear new fan
ara winter styles, 30, o.. 49, 81. 81; new dress
goods l21E. -. -, 20; ali-wOol black cashmereS
So s.. ca, 65, -. SIC; colOred caShmereS, yard
wide. sec; silk-faced mOharS, double width. CSC:
table linens % So 81 80. 62, 1jc.; bed ticking 10
=, ., Is 20. Csc: Canton flannelS Ga, = TO- 1915
waterproof Cloths navy blue. grey, seal brown
ana black; beaver cloth for cl0akS, 81 Fer yard
up TOHSOnS, $50 Pa ave- south side -adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20
FOTITY cOJ~RT-,Jy1re 1y1r 1i.fL7,,.

Yesterday. Touhy agt. Bigel0w; specific sll.a
decreed and costs appOrtiOned Mace agJ
Evans; submitted. Alexander agt Alexander:
continued for the term. Iine AFT. Van RiSWicL:
submitted. Lee agt. Darneille, on hearing.
Mcnamara agt. Keyser; sale confirmed.
To-day, Lee agt. Darneille; decree ordered
Smith ct al. agt. Magee ct al; sale confirmed
and reference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

NOTHING Equal TO il in WashingtOn-"t
immense assortment OF dry goods at Carriers,
al Market Space Prices lower than any one
SilkS, silks, silks. ClOakS, clOaks, cloaks.
broche shaWls, broche shawls, broche shawIs,
IRON 5.oG 10 5000. The finest quality pure silk
and wool dress goOdS-prces from ! ai IN - IN
Our one dollar, 1.25 and 81 80 black silks are
special bargains. COlored silks-eyery shade
every color, from 65 TO $50. Blankets pure
wool, ESQ. ), so, Sl0-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-20

IRE RETURN OF General Beauregard 10 his
meme IN New Orleans is announced; also that he
= accompanied by gen. Jubal A. Early and
dSlly the TWO are seen hard at work from early
morn 10 late at night counting the ballots of the
EXTRAORDINARY Grand Drawing OF the louisiana
STATE LottefS, which takes place on Tuesday
orleans got the Sloo,0o0, which is the eanit,I
prize N N'Pi't'i
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-10
0an;e Nuntmer Go.

@IldIideriueiie Oauerte feline WsrIestn<
belt nidbt Ianoe.
Die beioeu aIten Iahen fim non Tim
I'm, ohne s3DeiFel, Inn ibrem VBobiihdftr
6anfen All sonnen, abtr nm feiltefl YrtJ6
bdite Bobplas iidD ihilsn asasi8f. 80 GIN
gen tie Arui In Nrit, fr0hlid], muHters aiil~
ger1unt nnb NIT giiidlibei1 5erasA Tort
Dpbei tie lth aegenIeltig oie ulfe ghr aa~9
ben, nm 8emeInifaftlih az gssitbeils Len
lhre fponnetrn1fene, trollfbs Gellgldt 8H
genieBen.
,sSbr armen, aufen 2sute, ssiirnzsIft
8obplas, yfDie iiro lie ieBt gliidhd, g5iE
tDeroen tie es beute NbefD feln u1o belQf1s
6ers mor9en, tpenn iie bel ihrenl @ripn1sn
oieles 10 oft geipiinidbfe uno 10 LANCE berr
mibte Nnoenfen an ibrs 6reu0en ult0 lsie
ben neben lich ieben, biele nIte ubr. oit
einIt Die Iebte Stunoe ihfes Sebens Derfiin~
Den ipirb, Die lie bic trife nerflinoett.
Rod lanse in @eoanftfr bel benz eIttn
8aare DerpeilenO. ietrte er iii isiiaem
6reunoe surif.
VII.
,g1un?" rief ibnl Gtsffen i6on bon
8eitem sntgesen. .Biit Su nod rt1t
aetommen 2"
vSo."
lin 70 Idllimnter. Mber in babe mfrs
gIei6 geoaat. . bii Iouli ben Honlsn Got-
| tes nidlt eitel nenner, ~. nun h1ben iDir
beute Wtorgen Beioe ME bic eeiOen 9e-
fludlt, bies muBte uns llneliid bringen.. :
90 pieI IL seDiB, onB ids ohne ubr 5u~
rldtomne."
.8ie9 -. Sbne l1br2 .Du bfinoif
Seine llhr niflt nit auriid -. Mber mas
bait 9n osnn nit Setntni 0slos se-
mant?"
,Gritens habe id6 uir bamit bic geree.
buns rleiner 5iinbe Gegen ons 3tuelte 9es
bot ertanft, tno srpeifens cine red1t iftiilge
5reuoe, cine idb6ne i6Ont Grtnrsrins fiiE
mein Ser3."
limb fiir meinen Mdaen ? ssiir ben iuir0
uohl ni6ts eetaltft, bu Ggniif 4..-.
.So6, bod. gs bleiben nod 80 Jr1l1es
Ibria, aehen mir al Berfour
8eim SeIIert ersdbIte Bobnlas ieine
naiDe uno riihrenos @eImid]te. s
Nls er iie idloB. aitfterte ieine 5timfrt,
uno an ieinen gBlrnpern eldHbte eille
/ Sbrdne gber' es mar 0ies cine 5hrdne,
Hlehr nertb nls Elm 9iamaTt. 0enu wdb-
reno iie iiber feline gBangs btrabrdiIrt. e.
lTeu6tete lie fein @eFmi nit Dem Wlnilbe
4 tief enpfunoenen @lldes.
i @s mar Die urlnusiprehlid1e 9BDnne,
bos bimmIiihe gntsiidsn bb4ifer Bebries
oieung. pelbes @ott aus ieinenl B1raoieie
in bic Ser3en oerieni9efi trdufeln IdBt, oie
! aud Elm tueri9 Suites ihun. -
uuo Steifene. 30, 5teffsn fiibIte iib
ME 10 innerfi1 frob, als in oem Womente,
mo er nit BnbDlas bns erife @las lber-
li9dumenben Gbar1pners auf bic Geiuno-
| belt @srtruoens un0 hires oleen 6reunbss
lserte. 80
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-10

SIN Boit n lebf Der 9rDBte Mlann ber
aailaeri @elt. = @enn Iih Der am 10. Be-
Sem6er bic SSiise erfdIiet. befommt ,r erit
am 80. Se3enlbsr ben Ratarrb.
MIS- Der R6nis aaIafoud IN
San SranciscO einen fIeinen Sunoen tiii-
len tpolte, bat ibn bIeier msineno.: .Wlais-
itdt Freilen Sic lieber uleiuen 2ebrsr, 6sr
in srOBsr uno fsttsr als id)!"
ginselbaft. em haoraiiRrenber sase-
| ifol5 REF in elmer s@sIeuidaft: .Gie Weu
lit .nif)ts anbers dIs eitr Dditerss Gefdn9.
nib !" .Sa ipobI, Ieufste cine ianse Dame
,beionoers fir Elm .1rrnes Weien, oas sllI
ginsetbalt DerurtbeiIt III =
Gin per3pgsrses E6bufen fab in
@eeenpart ieiner Min!tsr Der 9Ienitmae0
einen 6dlae in's @elidbt. gDis cine
6urie fuhr bic Mfutter aui ibn III nnn
rief: ,8ann nirlf Du benn einrlal Art
Iernen2 S6on uieoer nit BET Iinteu
Sano y
| lleber bic 9Dr3ieeunb Sch
Ter Der Jranen uuterbielt iid einif
Elm d!teret 9ebehlaffn nit Der Bar6ain BON
6 ~. SIN 2aaFe Der unterhaltuns tbnt
er ben ,4usipruh
SD femme nur sipei ssrauen, bic Isbiar
lid, Wor5lae un0 9ar Eeine SsehIer baben. =
yBis bsiBt Die anDeres" rug Die 8aro~
min. -,
aus ben trddbtunaerl eines
/ lSnnoes. ga hdnoe i'd nun nliI 0er
G5d,arfrid,terei ~ Ser a X Sbf;r,os ,r.tY
LID obne MauIforb onf Ser Gtrdbe aefun-
ben ipurbe. ygelAe uraereGtafeitl 60n~
nen mir Sunoe uns 6ie ManIt5rbs / I Ibjf
anmacpen! ytsin, MIlD iino unists 9iQea~
tbimer bic @6huI6iesn, uno uidi mir l0lt-s
bern ne .miiBten nit Der aunDefd dnAkrs
s 8 qlIuge einaeIa'fasn tueroen aab' 10
Eeht oOsr niht
/ Gute .antmort. Mprib bon Dtds
ttien, Der beriibnte 6el0terr, bate N n II
Dem Gagef Dor @eftru6enbsra itorf uers
lhanat nno Der fpnui}she Generd fon,ltk
lnn nldt oarali6 bft0DrIpden. Nl8 nm
.ItoriB eiiaen Srofapefer In 0as Ipnn}{ Dc
Wager ihidfet Der rQeno eift 4oafd1a
lnnsrlhieii. lolste. frn<ie bie(tn Der bort ~
| tlnolide @raI; Grnjf bon WlanaIeI0y 81 II e
/ lein Serr oenn jiIr1Bfe nob q fl6 00x@ 81
it0rf Derihafl3e .Enrein Germ s. +
Itungen sGriea& manIls NH a 8
uesf beller nulfkh<ll. ins jf1l<4 {Z|t ~
tedten unb cine d5[a&f 81 3d4S7| s.
l1loB Der @ral f&1ne N /. e1r ? 8
4 Serr, osltlppr}<lc III &rol6 Etl1 & s
aSriIi5 fir6tst Ii2 'luo6l tI p
nlb4te bod ot<N ali( = u 4
e y 9 r !! \ II y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-10
Dd8 06olidDe Dolksblatt

IOet per poa tpsns eonntuss $40 per Sabr,
H.oO sas BaISs Sa5r unS $3.50 has gerteEiabr. Rtt
eSnntassSEatt sti7o per SobE $3.50 sas baISs SaBs
BnS s2.S0 has DisrtsIiahr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-10
Sic ..@tif[idlt 8ldtttr /"

bas SorntassBIat ots cincinnati UoltsbIatis, nb ba
nnsssbalhinss. esrpismst uns tednsn @ baiips
idaH9 bur9 bic Er,iTItHssit SH harm psrSen.R4ten
EridBIunasn aus.
Rssis $2pts 5Gsr pestsfset Wa4 wnreps - per Jasr
port0iret.
eintsne ynhtmsms EHnf gsnts, pefhr bos UIati ben
Fdstii9m abounensen aura bic Er6gsr in's Haus sss
kfsrtpirh. -
@sIhiensntsen fbnns per .glonsp brSer~ sbss rssi'
Erirtm Brtsf ayf nnisr Riflts ssu,a4t wtrbsn.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
B OK 1414,
Giaeinnatt. ..
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-10
Mannigfaltiges.

Sn g It 'Iebf ber 9r5Bte Mann ber
aansen gSelt. = @enn iih Der am 10. Be.
Sember Die SSiiSe erfdItet. befommt .r trif
am 80. 9esenlbsr ben Ratarrb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-10

ginseIbaft. GIN isacrafiiirenber gage
ifol5 rief in elmer s@s{eIlldqft: .Gie WeIl
1T .nid,ts anbers dIs eirr Diiterts Gsfdn0.
niB!" .Sa lDobl,A Ieufste cine iunse Dame,
,beionoers fur Elm .1rmes gHeien, 0os sll
ginaelbalt perurt9eiIt iit y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-10

MIS- Der R6nig GaIdfaud n
Gan Srancisep eihen t!einen Suneen fiii,
fen polte, bat ibn bieier meineno: .Wlaie,
Itdt, FreIien sic Iieber ulejnsn 2ebrer, nsl
in er6Ber iIno fttter als if!" 3
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-28

sion and confession of Christ is because they
stand outside the Cathedral. They may see
the beauty and symmetry of the building
without, and so the beauty of Christ's char
acter on the human side, but no more-they
must go inside. Some, also, have been in
side, and then gone out to lose
the memory and protection from the soul.
Mr.. Lloyd next proceeded to refute the as
sertion of rationalists that nothing produced
all the piety, virtue and philanthropy of the
church, quoting from Mr.. Swing. After
quoting from DR.. Conolley, Won Muller, and
Cheeyer he proceeded to show that it is the
testimony of experience that to-day is one Of
the grand agencies in holding the church
and world to God. To show the immense
power in the testimony of clear experience,
the reverend gentleman related the circum-
stances of Hugh Latimer's conversion, by
Thomas Bilney, and an anecdote of a coun-
tryman and an atheist. '.My God" said the
countryman, sis 80 great that the heaven Of
heavens cannot contain him and SO little he
can dwell in my poor heart"
We talk of greatness among men. Prot
Ag5ggassiz, Bryant, and host of others might
be named, and yet true greatness is in hu-
mility, Like little child, receiving Christ
and His kingdom. Millions have had this
same experience, and gone in triumph of its
hope to the other shore-the home of tht
ransomed. This alone can satisfy the i'm
mortal longings of the soul. With this We
can patiently wait for the manifestation o.
the sons of God. Have we this revelation
by the Spirit to the heart?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-28
ATTEMPTED TRAIN ROBBERY.
Kansas Has Another VisitatiOn-The Ro
bers Unsuccessful.

Kansas Has Another VisitatiOn-The Rob-
beers Unsuccessful.
TOPEKA, Mo-, Jan. PA daring attempt
was made to rob passenger train on the
Atkinson, Topeka & Santafee railroad
this morning between three and four o'clock.
Five armed and masked men entered the
station at Kainsley, Kansas, and captured
to open the safe. He refused to do SO, al
though his life was threatened. The west
bound express arrived at this time, and the
operator by desperate effort broke loose
and ran to the hotel nearly arousing the in
mates.
A volley of pistol shots was fired into it
and as the train was stopped the conductor,
VIM. j. Mallory, was met by two robbers
who presented pistols to his head and ordered
him into the baggage car. He stepped and
closed the door instantly, starting the train
by pulling the bell cord. Mallory and the
baggage master then armed themselves with
carbines carried in the car and then stopped
the train, after running about mile from
the station. They went back through the
coaches with arms but found the passengers
had not been disturbed.
Immediately after train started the robbers
reported to be 10 or Is in numer mounted
their horses and rode off rapidly towards
Ark river. A party was at once organized in
pursuit and started only two or three miles
behind the robbers. A second party started
at 7:3O with fresh horses and
provisions and the chances are good
that the robbers will be captured
The superintendent of railroad also sent
requisition to the commanding officer OF
Fort Dodge for party of soldiers to join
the pursuit. Answer has been received that
squad of cavalry has been sent out with 6
wagon of supplies. Present indications are
that Kinsley is an unhealthy locality fol
train robbers
$3.50 P. M.-One Of the party returned, an6
reports that the robbers had crossed the Ar
kansas river nine miles west of Kinsley.
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forget the sovereignty for good, which the
earnestly Christian man gets in the same
way. It was DR.. johnson who once said,
with Edmund Burke for few moments and
not feel that he was the greatest man in all
England" and genial, gifted Norman Nc
Leod of Scotland, wrote in his diary after
visiting the devoted missionary and scholar,
DIR. Barth of Germany; "May God make me
such as he, and will pity Cesar" OF many
sweet and lofty persons could it be said, in
the words in which Dante described Beatrice,
"God seemed in their countenances to re-
joice." So will it be classic story, because
illustrative of that instructive reverence true
in the Crimean hospitals, in which Florence
Nightingale labored with such a gentle and
pure heroism used to kiss the shadows she
unconsciously cast, as she moved on her err
rands of mercy through the wards crowded
with the victims of disease and the casualties
of battle. You need not go on foreign mis-
sions of love, you need not preach your good
thoughts in order to excite your loftiest
influence, # is enough, if just where
you are, you will so live as to make your
shadow blessing to whomsoever it falls
upon.
3. Once more, does not this point out to
us, where we need most to watch our in
fuence. If we would have eur hours of
quiet unconstrained life tally with those lit
up by the inspiration of high Christian en-
deavor, we must be at all times and in all
places truly charitable persons.
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Sudden Death,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27,-Hon. John B. Kerr
died suddenly this morning at his residence
in this city. He was native of Maryland.
son of q. S. Senator John Leeds Kerr, and
was himself member of Congress previous to
1850.
President Fillmore appointed him Minis
ter to Central America.
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Baker still IL. Office.
washington Post.

WaSHIHgUOH IOSU.
Some days ago we called attention to the
fact that James II. Baker, Deiano's corrupt
ex-Commissioner of Pensions, was still hold
ing the Office of Surveyor-Generalo of Min
nesota. Can Mr.. Schurz find time, while
looking after the Indian Ring, to investigate
this bad man, or is one of the old ring still
backing Baker? Has Mr.. Hayes read Cen
eral Hurlbut's report on the Chicago Pen
sion Agency, which sets forth Bakers vii
lainy? It is good Sunday reading, and Ba-
ker still holding Office is disgrace to any
party. Perhaps the Republican knows
something about it.