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PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR.
Mr.. Mitchell Elected.
VENTS IN EUROPE.
THE B. & O. R. R. PURCHASE,
PENNSYLVANIA SENATOKSHIP.
The Kepubllcans Unanimous for
yVlpchap1

HARRISBURG, PA, Feb. 23.-Both factions OF
the republican party met In regular caucus this
morning. and unanimously agreed to support
John l. Mitchell In joint convention to-day.
VIZ. Mitchell Elected.
HARRISBU RG, PA. Feb. 23-The tnirty-fifth
ballot for L. S. Senator resulted IN the formal
election OF John l. Mitchell. The vote was:
Mitchell, $50; Wallace, 3d. McVeagh, l; Brews-
ter, l. MessrS. Law and Ruddiman voted for
the latter two,
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A Vessel Sunk nv lee.

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 23.-Tne schooner Stude
want, Capt. WilletS, laden With coal, for Nor
folk, Va, was cut down by the ice In the Della
ware. opposite this city, last night. She was
toWeG TO the wharf, where she sunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

LADIES LAND LEAGUE IN LoNDoN.-The FIRST
branch Of he Ladies Land League In England
was organized ia London Mon lay nlgut with
Mrs. A. N. sullivan, Wife or the member from
Meath, as president, Miss McCarty as treasurer,
ana Miss Lynch as secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

LARK ANsAw. I'm the Arkansas house OF req
sentatlves. yesterday. a joint resolution wa Z
passed, by &c 10 II, PROPOSE an am-ndnent uo
.le constitution prohibiting the sale OF hquor
In The state. In. the senate a joint resolution
passed. b, Is TO s. fixing the PRONUNCIATION
OF the name Of the state as ArkansaN.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

AN EMBEZZLEk.-Wm. q. Bradley, late post
master at Pnhceton, KY, has oeen ,rresJe1 %
! wa, Charged with empeZzIlug money order
FUNDS aid rlfllDg n gfsterea packages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

THB NAVAL EXAMINING BOARD which has been
In session at the Navy department for some
time has been dissolved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

WHITE House CALLERs.-Senators Saunders,
Can, Lamar and Ferry and Representatives
Aldrch. ketchaH1, Harmer Godshalk. Brigham.
Hawk, CaIklnS. and ButteTworth called on the
President TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

A 81 ginaw bridegroom disturb d by a horn
and p; serenade, went out and killed ssre
nader,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

NAVAL ORDERS Chief Engineer r. NJ. Bar
tleman to duty as inspector o; coal az Ph;la-
delDhia, relieving Chief Engineer j. O. A
Zeg Ter, who is placed on waiting orders
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STO-DAY.-1nternal rev.
enue $433, ,4Is.61; customs. SIS, ,339.70
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BACK FROM MENTOR.-BepreseDtati Page,
OF California, who went to Mentor to urge the
claims of ex-senator Sargent for a Cabinet
place, has returned. He brings back no asSur-
anceS that his mission was a success, but he
found the Presdent-elect in good health and
SDiTiTS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

SENATOR CARPENTER was very Ill this morn
Ing. but this afternoon was a little better
bis ply ysician, DR.. Reyburn, thinks he will now
lmnrnYp.
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BALLS AND PARTIES.
N. D. OF DAWSON.

ID N. D. OF DAWSON.
DANCING REUNION.
THURSDAY EVENiN6, February "a, 1881,
MASUNIC TEMPLE.
Tickets so cts., adnIittin. gentleman and ladies'
% be had st bonpson & Co, 10Th - AID La. av ;
o. Thompson. 9O2 Pa ay-, ana Tsppsn's. 9O7 +
-. NV. febS2-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

APPOINTED.-C. NJ. Sheffield has been ap.
pointed internal revenue store keeper and
gauger for the SJh district of Kentucky. and NJ.
c. WOOdS gauger for the 6 b district OF Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

How THEY EXPLAIN IT.-Members OF the two
commerce committees say that the annual re-
port OF the chief engineer of the army was not
received In print at the document rooms until
yesterday; that all Information upon which the
river and harbor bill is invariably based Is
taken from this report, and because OF its delay
they have been compelled to seek Information
from less reliable sources. This, say the com
mtttees, accounts for their inability to explain
all the items OF the river and harbOr bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS Secretary Evarts
and secretary Gof. who were In attendance on
the obelisk celebration In New York yesterday,
returned to the city by the New York night
line train which arrived here this morning.
Vice President elect Arthur came on the same
train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

Aduiiss Op, 80 cents. Proceeds to be expendef
for CiohiI for Poo Boys. under the direction of
the Youn Catholics Frieni Srciety. The tIcsets
for sale al the book ana music stores. feb2l-6t
VICE PxE>IDENT,s GBAMBEs,,
WASHISGTOS, ID. c Feb. Is, 1ool.5
Ny Dear Mr. Pa1toa:
A. one Of the listeners 3 few weeks ago 20 vour
interesting and sfirriDs lecture upon the ''Remi
niscences Of a Private in the Late War" have a
strong desire to hear e4ted, aud wish that is
shared by larxe number of your friends who
were not privileged - hesr you upon the FOR
occasion. Will you net gratfy all by pestine the
lecture at early da> a. such place may be do
termIned by your friends.
Your early reply will oblige, very sincerely.
yours, W. A. WHEELER.
The Rev. John r. Paxton.
1900 STREET NORTHWEST.
WAsHINGTOS, C., Feb. 16. 1581.}
Hon. " 4. Wheeler. L. S. SsIdts:
MY DEAR SIR: In complying with the wishes Of
yourself and others to repeat the lecture ''Rem
iniscences of Private in the Late War, =" recently
delivered by me- beg you will accept assurances
request, would the 23d instant, at such
place as may be determined upon by my friends
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN & PAXTON.
lecture on "Reminiscences Of Private in the
Late War VIII be delivered by Rev John Paxton
n Lincoln Hall, Wednesday evening February
23d instaD-, at 8 O'Clock Doors opened at Z so
O'clocf Admission, 80 cents Reserved seats, q
extra, 10 he had al W. u. Metzerott Il Co g. 925
Pennsy lvanis avenne. febI6-7t'
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CABINET SPECULATIoNs.-A republican Sen
ator who stands high in his party said to-day
he would name three of Garflelds cabinet, and
he then named Robert Lincoln, Secretary of
" ar; ex-senator Aaron A. Sargent, OF Califor-
MIA Secretary OF the Navy, aud Wayne McVeigh,
OF Pa, Attorney General. Mr.. Sargent was
chairman OF the Senate naval committee, and
he devoted himself TO study OF naval affairs
McVetgh, as is well known, is son-tn- law of
simon Cameron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

COL. s. D. STURGIs, 1th cavalry, Is detailed as
a member OF the board Of officers appointed to
meet in this city On the 24th inst to select and
recommend list OF textbooks for the post
schools of the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23
BY THE
HON. JOHN ELY.
OF NEW YORK.

OF INV YORK.
Subject THE SISTERS OF CHARITY"
A. Lincoln Hall, SUNDAY February ". at pm.
Aduiss Cd, 80 cents. Proceeds to be expended
for CioihiI for Poo Boys under the direction of
the Youn Catholics Frieni snciety. The tIcsets
for sale al the book ana music stores. feb2l-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

THE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION met
yesterday. The resignation OF Robert Ould, OF
Virginia, as chairman was accepted. Repre-
sentative Goode. of Virginia, was elected to the
craftsmanship. Books for subscriptions Will be
opened LII all parts OF the colonial states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

A PRESENT TO CONGREss.-A handsome Oil
portrait OF ex-Speaker Muhlenberg, of Penn
sylvania, was received by Representative ely
mer to-day TO be presented to Congress 1t
Will De officially received on Saturday next.
Meanwhile it will be kept In the Speakers
room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

The WASHINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
met ct their rooms yesterday. The selection
Of Officers resulted in the unanimous re-elec-
tton OF all the old tncumbentS A resolution
was adopted returning the thanks OF the society
10 PRESIDENT Hayes, It's er oftciO president, for
Work on the monument pushed forward to
completion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

CAMERON VIcTORY.-It seems to be a mis-
take to attribute the selection OF John l. Mitch
ell as Pennsylvania5 Senator as an anti Came
ron victory. IJ Is certain that yesterday and
the day before Senator Cameron and Mr. Mitch
Ell had several mysterious conferences about
the Capitol When In the Pennsylvania legts.
lature Mr. Mitchell, as chairman OF the ways
and means committee, and the recognized
Leader OF the house. was always considered a
good Cameron Mackey follower. The impress
sion is that Cameron left Harrisburg and gave
out he was dlSgusted with the situation and
TOOK no further interest In It. Meanwhile he
hxed the slate up In THIS city, and 1t was his
influence after all which prevailed upon the
conference TO accept Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

THE APPORTIONMBNT BILL.-Mr. Cox chair
man OF the House census committee, called up
the apportionment bill to-day. The repubi-
cans. however. declined to vote and thus left
the House without quorum. Mr.. Frye on be-
hall OF the republican side, induced Mr. Cox 10
withhold the DILL until the republicans had
further caucus, which was contemplated this
afternoon. Mr.. Cox yielded to the request, but
gave notice he would certainly press the DILL
and call the previous question to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

HE PRESIDENT APR WE'D To-Day the 1ol-
ltwlnl: Bill authorizing the District Commis
soIers to recommend proper site for union
dt pot In the city of Washington; bill authoriz.
,ng NE cons construction OF bridge across the Po-
trict OF Columbia; bill donating certain lands In
Lake County, Col, TO the Veteran Union Asso-
'iation OF Leadville for hospital ana burial pur.
p ses; Joint resolution authorizing certain books
published by the government In relation to
Pie dent Lincoln and certain mementoes of
of him 10 be placed In memorial han OF the
Major al Lincoln Monument at Springfield
III; bill transferring the management OF the
affairs Of the Freeoman'S Saving and Trusf
Company from the three present commissioners
ana placing IL Ia tut hands OF the controller of
the currency, ard terminating at the date the
controller shall Quailfy for these new duties the
office OF the present three commissioners; JOINT
resolution granting the use of artillery, &C. to
the soldi, rs r uuton to be held at Lincoln, Ne
braska, next september; joint resolution max
ing slmil n grant 10 the soldiers reunion to be
held IN Maine this year. bill remitt1ng the duties
on the object OF art awarded by the Berlin In
reInational Fishery Commission to Professor
Spencer F. Baird.
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WORTHY OBJECT.-Chief Justice Watte's
wife and daughter. and other ladies interested
in raising fund TO aid the Nfe-saging service.
and provide food, medicines and suitable Cloth
1Dg for persons rescued from drowning, pur-
pose holding meeting Saturday morning, at
10 o'clock. In the Red parlor at the Riggs House,
to discuss plans for 1urther1Dg this laudable
OBJECT. They cordially invite all who take an
interest to attend,
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John Rright's Opinion on the Irish
LeglsiaIiOn.

The Norwegian ship Juno. Captain Carlsen,
which sailed from Limerick for the United
States last week. and which nau been lying off
FOyne Island for two days in charge OF a nun
Der OF marines, yesterday continued ner voyage
as far as Scattery Roads. A body of police is
still aboard and Will not leave her until she Is
clear OF the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-23

DIR. GEORGE A. OTIS. surgeon U. S. army,
died this morning at his residence On Corcoran
street, bet. 18th and 18th, OF paralysis DIR. Otis
is well-knOwn In this community having for
several years past been connected with the
Army Medical Museum on 10th street, and In
charge or the surgical records. He leaves
many friends here who will mourn his death.
, 1881-07-04

suspected prrs0lIs. William 4. Cook, the
leatilng criminal lawyer ut the District a.lll
sl,uclal attorney Iii tho star route cuses, Is
certalt, tint thAtD WIS Il conspiracy md Is de-
vttlilg his W1lulO time to trnclHE EllteS, lie
Ii ntlw 1T consultation wilt tllb Attorney
Uenprnl nntl Iisl'n'sier'Ocncral upon this
sub}ee1. -
METHOD IN Ills MAnSIss,
There Rru number vt circumstances
wl!el,, III Tito 0pllii0l. Ut some WIN mrs l,!.
vesilgutlng tic lslttnr, tend tu show TINT, II
HtlltGnu Ia lhSul1, thOF0 II metllutl IN his
MiatIIlcss;, anh that liz WIS but tol IN
TX tafc fs fr, al.aaa II ! pcs M iii lit It s'ti's liz
tIint n'i,ircss",t to. tic Whits House. Ono
letter Inns bes,, io1lIl slnre his arrest wlIlel,
LIZ Il Sy9'fya na at r S'f'assa' st as III MS''eit Us
Isttars E rI, e HI; paof2xo W%! ,Ss''at tsn4 .!
!nsnl,G rAllses the suspicion tl,at they ,we!e
put 11p fnr tl,at nl.rI't'ss ~ tG?'l ny haek'
nrssn .!i1 at siatvrS MMg WIN in m @ 9'n 81 M 20 md o t
Ii Thought by s0nN tint lIU hull MI tden Ut
Eaenpe ly tnknls tim r1ll1rNatl ut ono nf tho
stations beyal,!l tho city. limits. nr, tao
n!0selyi pressed, to sRyu Ills nt.ox BY Kning to
the jail md dIliyerlMs !tnBulf to tho 0llseurs
3. TllE; Axs.,H1SATIoH rItEDlcrElh
: WAss,tSuTnS, ID, t., July 2-er!!sre y &
Free 1.uyu organization hers prsslletl overly
stand. 'Msr;a iiail, tio % ejlisf w.,ia1 IL tl!a
organization alNl Il prutH1lWl 6hlttttaalattu
S' y rse1.i y lis tstf's rosdnts .1aes et sk i yons
tho end of thu week. u IL stntetl tonight
that unItcau NAs II 1uhber Ut tllu Free. l41yo
ssocIuty, mud that the Society l,As bcel l!oll.
ing secret nleetillKs f.,r tw1 Weglts l'ast. IT
prcdietioh ot Il gaming doatl, all4 burial frosM
tho tYllttp 4lUuSV,
, 1881-07-04

...,., ,,,- ~. :. r.7 n. >. -. -. .1,.,A....
,v eas'as 1ts't" 70 1"s sI!@ Iae"'",,r'ouet. 1m..
M.ASllSoroS, =. W, "a!y;t-!'''4e.aIatcty,
nt'us Luz ariesI ~ nnnssu, !on ''Ht' asu Ss'a
:" H., asno ueu', nt'ts'Gn " n1 ieo ",'n''s ~
.as teM"hs '5Ma.a neu9! pu'ns'"s' % W.: ~
Ms1us't e'!ft!ca co!ee''sa "gsapns' W. a'o., w.
'luW' ana tao lheoey Us 10 conspiracy ~
.!Slns away. robert lngersoll s"ld tllal t''e
tlnnsn1s OF a1' Ae htHs tAslle'' 70 eoil'
sp1E'eS' anu t1e s"ERes11ln umt ht99
We'o s,!l1o !easloM 10 tia ASSASSINATION al'N
the l'Atlc1ll calt1l'l1cI1olls " +Aloi|y W1's vi
, 1881-07-04
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW Y0tlt, July u.--l'he city II still greatly
excited Il D. lA.l artt tho strects are full 0t
peoplc, Crowsls nru Stumbling III front Ut tl,o
Hcrults Ol1lco oagerly doyour!ng tho bulletins
displayed over tic ,naln entrance. asu ~
tnw, tlle hotels are alive With excited .ne,l
discussing tue great event. THIS assassination
Is geieralty denounced as a crIn'a against
tho country aud a 1low ut republican tllstl!u-
t!oi,s. AZ the bulletins gu up giving h0lN OF
tho I'resiaant'A recovery cheer after elieer II
Lizard froiu tho patlent crowd. Tbs public
, 1881-07-04

'rlIen l,o signs Ills nano n.ul says lls Is fro,u
Free,nrt, I|,''' ~ never heard Ut hinl," tg-
pcntctl Atr. Andrews. "alltl lid not know
tllero wis such Il lnat living ~ tlttca!."'
Andrews suil l,e neylr klIuw uuttcau, but
tira,lt pr|or tn tliu Chcng0 Cnnvulltin,I. liz
s,llI0ses tiAiteau WIS falnfttar with his
hume. .
, 1881-07-04

ll!lhlE tn return ut my tu011lrnt. Gerl. Barnes
Says I,e ,l,ts M, ry,u,,t ,1,o 1rrsit1cnt Il, I've
Anatler p,y4lrtuu sn,s ,t,u President F,us
uot ,c,at,c, fn., ny ,ns bcc,, s,atei. Vlcc.
l'fcsItlrnt A r,l,ur has arrived. md will soo1,
III to TIM ,vn,t,, 1rouao.
x,r 20 sAyou1yE,
sp<.t., n,,ua.eh to n. ChIea,o 7rouna
WAsrtryoroy, y. c., July +9aD u. NJ
Whlto t1ouse says tl,at tho darRcr from
perit,u,tfs witt not bu l,assctl Until to.l,ior-
row, Meanwhile, hopeful as some Ut tho
avm,to,rs aro, there IL tho greatest ttanger.
r...,a ~. I'm r,ost coraarvattyo of Tim
ooMa " Wv " :, 1850 ~" '" .,'s
, 1881-11-20
SUNDAY RECREATION.

=" Now, Sammy, have you read the story OF
Joseph ~" ':Of', yes, UNCLE" " Well, then,
what wrong did they do when they sold
their brother ~ They sold him too cheap
THIS is Il beautiful language OF ours. LEI!
Hogan, the retired pugilist, who has turned
preacher. is spoken ut us the ex-poulueE OF
tile prize-cirg and the expoundcr OF the Cos
pei.
\ learned writer asserts that "IIeayen
keeps our lights burning while we sleep -
We'll, it does look that way when the figures
on 4 gas bill stare tie average citizen III the
face.
Vermont men are religious even under the
most trying circumstances. 4 Deacon re-
Gently asked the prayers of the congregation
far the loW-lived son Of pirate who stole
his melons,"
Natural EeIigion-Bishop (reproying de-
linQuent page): "Wretclltl boy! Who is It
that sees ali We do. and before whom even l
ain but crushed worma"' Page: "The
lillssus. my lord.''
The Athens tGa.) Banner tells the follow
ing: 4 little girl about years old. before
retiring The other night. was told by her
n,vther that if she did nor keep the cover OH
she would have to be punished. This an
noyed the little one very much, as she found
, 1881-11-20
PERSONALS.

The Rev. Dr.. Stacking has rcturncd from
Europe and resumed his Iabors Ill Detroit.
The Rev, j. q. Eabin has accepted a call
10 the rcctorship Of st. Johll's Church,
Mason City, H..
The l:c: Garobed Kaprielian, pastor OF. the
Evangelical Protestant Armenian Church in
ConstantinopEr, was Immersed and received
into the baptist Church in Jersey City two
weeks ago tonight.
Bishop Green of Mississippi while attend
inr service mt Lake Washington recently,
Slipped and fell, breaking Ills arm below the
elbow antt wrist. As the Bishop is Old and
feeble, the accident is very serious one.
The I,cy. Albert f. Simpson, Of tile Iiir-
ternth Street Presbyterian Church. of New
1urk. has rtslyneti his charge ai!tf Withdrawn
from the Presbyterian Church because Of i
cll;lnsc of views On the subject OF i1lfant
bal,tisll.
The Rcv. J. Sanders Reed, who has re-
siyncs! the rtclursIip of St. fauls Cathedral
Church, indianapolis, by the positive order
Ut his physicians in the East, las declined
the call to Trinity Church, Wilmington,
bel, rs also that to Grace Church, Middle
town, y. l.
Mrs. Campbell. widowof Alexander Camp
bell, fuu1nitr Of the Christian Church, Ut
which President Garfield was Il nenl&er, + Il
strlking-looklnS wonlan Of 50 years. Her
hair Is t,i;.rk her eyes bright, It's il, her youth,
and her mental uctivity is remarkable. She
is HOW Engaged upon Il volume ct re1nlll-
iscences vi her husband.
On Suntiay morning last three brothers,
sons Of t;eorgc Myers. Lancaster County,
all Ut whom are ministers Ut the bunker dc
nomination, preached together from one pull
pit in the bunker meeting house on the turn
pike between New Holland and Blue Ball,
Lancaster County, Pa. They have also,
six other brothers, I'LL Of whom are menl-
bers Of the same denomination.
, 1881-11-20


DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
IN held todav in the chicago churches hy the FOL
lowing clrrIyMeu;
THE REV. J. ON. i.0HEKf PHEsCUS At
tho Fourth Church muEnts. and evening
TIE REV, GEORGE G.. LUK1MEfl Will PREACH
trs;.st and SOUTH Fa1s-av, and the lev. Dr. J. IT,
t;recury wifi preuch in the cSentii0.
TIE REV. GEORGE e. LU!t1MEH. Of TIE tN-
lnanue! Church. will prcac In the sS:a=oe corneF ot
Twrnty-tr>t-st, and initaill-;iv. ut s::D j. ILL.,
THE EEy iUSErlI EDWiEi WILL. PREACH
rnrius and eyci,ls in the >nTh S.aF Church, cor
uer u ipivision u:lu SedsWiCA--ts-
THE REV !. L. EEK!IUE Wl!I. FEEAt! MORN
ing and evening in Eniver>tty-Fnce Church. corner
of Douglas -p!ncu and fsEl,%tes-uv-
TIL: REV. t. PERRY WILL PREACH MORN
lnu and evening In the Western Avenue church. cor-
frr uf NarreH-uv. ......
,rliE REV. ". H. PARKER, WILL PREACH
n,nrn1uc and evening In Coventry Street Church.
Curuc1 Ut B1uomlnEdaie-ro road ..-.. -......
THE REV. Ii. DE EAt"TfSTE VII PREACH
morning and eveuiE. III Ultret thttfch. fouFth-1V.
yIIE REV. 4. X. PARKER WILL PREACH
nnrninr and evening in the Centennial Church, cuT-
ner vi Lincoln und Jacksou-.,s.
THE REV. f. o. TAYLOR Will i'HEACH
morning and evening in Central Church, No. ~ Or
ckl3rd-S- ....... ..
THE;sF: Will. BE SERVICES MORNING AND
NYr:at uld Mnnroe-sts. suudas-schooi II . u. NJ
Thr ltry. William II. Lawrence will preach to tht
evening Subject: " The Fundamental Theme"
THE REV. II. e. LELAND Will PREACH
morning and eveEtns In The Dearborn street Church.
near Thirty
, 1881-11-20
REVEALED TO BABES.

For The Chicn1o Tribune.
The careless child that in tho sunshine plays
More keeuly feels tht blessing Of the light
Than the srapt sa.e wnosc reason recondlte
MEASURES its SPEED or separates its rays:
And humble souls, walking in prayer:ul ways:
With chiltillke trust. pcrchAnce mny feel the
night
OF unseen forces leading them Alright,
Not aualyxed, yet blessing uli their days
Though facts OF science 10 the flowers lend
No added beauty to make glad their sight.
Atfl though rio laws Ut sound they comprehend,
They yet ure conscious uf their own delight;
Aud deeper truths which I'LL our thoughts tran
sccnd.
pcrchunce their simp lc faith may read alright.
GRACE $. WEtIs-
, 1881-11-20

The City of Geneva: appears to be losing its
Calvinistic character. Atthe recent election
of a new pastor for one OF the leading par
isles N. Con1guard,. a gentleman of high
character, was efeated because he believed
, 1881-11-20

B1s1fOr CHENEY PREACItEs AT C1IHlsT75
Church. 3fchtsan-ay. ind Twe1s4-four1h-.t Morn
knS subject: Two haPIsua- f-sel1ns| "9oIes
Kt.hted.'
rIlE REV. F. W. ADAMS TEEACI1ES At 81.
Matthew'S Church. corIier or Clark and Eentse-sta-.
nj the usual hours
p1.IIOF FALLOWS BREACHES AS ST. PdUL:5
f-hurch corner Ut Washington nnt Earpenter-.ls.
Eyenitg subject: "The Man Who Went Through the
Root" - -
u11E KEr w II. BESS PREdCuE3 AT +. ii. IN
the church nf the Good Shepherd, coEacr of Jones
un6 Hu1Hu-s
, 1881-11-20

as,o,t through the selfish conduct of an ,,n-
soludp,1 up1Itous 70 IS woman. Gusl had merely re-
r",.'! W ulsIeEard the custom Whereby tile
son''sef brother was heseryant OF The elder
, 1881-11-20
LUTHERAN.

TIE REV. WILLIAM ASIlMEAD SCHAEFFEft
prracnes at the Wicker Park Church this morning
TIRE REV CIlAHLES KOEKSEK BREACHES
At Trinity Church. OF Dearooru-av. and Erte-
s. morning aud evening.
, 1881-11-20
HNIYERS4IIHT.

1.11F. REV. ". H.. RYDER WILL. PREACH
n,oraluR ind evening in SE Paufs Church. Mich
i.,nn-ay near Elghteeu.h-sr- Evening subject: The
Nature pf- God ..-..' =. ..... .- ..,. ..
TIIE REV ". 5. CROW WILL PREACH IN THE
rnurcn II the isedeemer corner Ut Snnannon and
Wasl.ue:rn- -.ts., at l0::D NJ, ''fhe National
rrhanEs..iTng.'
, 1881-11-20
CALENDAR FOR TIE WEEK.

Nov. .-:0-Tweuty-thir Sunday after Trinity.
NoT. .t-yhanksSiring Day.
Nov. .5-Fast.
CATHOLIC.
Nov. 3o-Twenty- fourth and last Sunday after
:. Pentecust; ST. Felix Of Talois, c.
Nov. at-Prcsentation Vi the H. AL
Nov. ....-St. Ceciii;i, Y. VI.
Nov. .:I-St. Clement Z. NJ; st. Felicitas. II.
Nor. :i- st. John Of tho Cross, c.; st. Chrysog
0tius. IT..
Nov. eS-St. Catherine, Y. n.
Nov. .G-Ot'ice ct ti1c immaculate Conception;
st. Ieter, +. -.