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WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.

FAIL AND Wrsrrn UsDrnwnA:
MEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN.
What you want in Underwear expect ~ to
show you, and u less price than generally pre-
vail hereahoutA
The stock was never In bssssr condition for
good sales
We satisfy all customers. ar refnnd the
money. good place to buy with conndancc
anu safety 10 where your ipexposieace n not
used to your Disadvantages
SPECIALS FOR MEN.
Mems Heavy Thibit Wool Shirts and Draw.
efs, bought TO cell 1t TIC, bat a. special In.
ducemsnt have marked them 6ec each Have
no equal at the price.
Mems Heavy Apgora Wool Shirts and Draw.
ers, heavy, hne soft and smooth, sold last sea-
son at S71dc Our price this season u only 75c
each. We are confident they canuot beboueht
elsewhere at this price.
Mems English Wool shirts and Drswers: al
though this Shirt b heavy and woody, they are
entirely mes mona irregularities q feoGnda
buneh wool, small d1rss, a., which 20 oftsn sst
IN the heavy goods. creating an unpaeAssntitc itch.
Ing sensation. Fine and smooth. Only q each.
The bsst Scarlet Shirts and Drawers made fbr
the Pstcs-Nsn's An-weoi seasaes Nsdicstsd
Shirts and Drawers. bound with stlk heaid seaf
fronts. small Aniahed 6eans, pasxl huttona
sswsd on 70 stay. All sissa Lass Ssasoo we
scad the Mn1e grade Or ea.3& ms s4asoi's
price, only 81 each
SPECIALS FOR LADfE9
Extss Ane Heavy Weight White weoi Vests
and FentA exeellsat qualify, salgAntty made
ana hnished. Only q each.
Ladies' Fine hcarlst Atk%eooa VISTA ana
Pants. extre yafue. q q. % ana 01.tQ each.
SPECIAL FOR YouN0 N1saIeA
We have secured "bstweens IN Niessr On
oerwear, u fhe si&es % and %, sp4oiaaay inr
Misses who had ths Mpat Size IAdieg VEGA
700 iaRgs. ed ~ large sise c1ndrsnis Vssts ~
smaAs weEh tuny 7ocy enay 500 sacA
WOODWARD 4 t0fnRor.
sosroH DRY ooops HeusK
ONE RRICB oNLY.
s21 p Ave- fo4z01 ma d ~
CAII Am Sas
srrx OK fLis
with Gold ,silY@. 1nckhoIn A1d &u6 wuud rlhnt1,1
.asss az Sss q Sc ssss
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The legal proceedings in the Stead-puritv
case In London are taking an aspect hostile 70
the crusaders The court I'm ruling on the evil.
dence has informed the Jury that the motives
alleged by the accused are not a legal defense
As TO that, there cannot be much doubt Mr.
Stead and his colleagues may have been
spurred forward by the most holy and noble
motives, and, in this country at least. they are
generally credited with sincerity, and vet. in
the eyes of the law, they may be criminals and
may justly be punished.
One OF the commonest mistakes which ne<,.
pie. and especially good people, make IL to con-
fuse law with justice. The two cannot be too
carefully separated. Law Mt best Is a clumsy
compromise by which a community waive
some of their rights for the sake of better pro
lection In those they reserve. It does not
pretend to be perfect and cannot we'll be 90
while conscience varies the standards of each
Individual.
The evangelical princes declared at the coun-
oil Of Spires, sin matters of conscience the
majority has no power" This Is q very noble az
well as n very famous sentiment. But 10 mat
tiers of law, the majority, by whatever name IL
goes, has the power. And it is Just at this
point of collision between the law and the con.
science that martyrdom begins. Mr. Stead
may have felt that his duty called him to vio-
late the law of the land. as Daniel and many
other worthless have felt in all ages; and IL may
be that, like Daniel he will be protected from
the lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

Ine opposition to Senator German and the
regular" democratic ticket Of Maryland has
been making considerable Roadway within a
Few days, but IL is not believed that IT will be
eoie 70 carry the state. The latest accession 70
tne Independents Is Gen. Bradley T. johnson,
Oh baltimore, who created quite q sensation at
!. oemocratic meeting al Easton yesterday by
uenouhcins Gorman and his methods In the
moss vehement terms. Ex-senator WHITE is
also showing his afdliation with the tndenend.
ents oy his positive refusal 10 speak in behalf O,
the German ticket ~ VI
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I!,, stl a Pa az. ssre sSsn ga ). oescs sss
I Isis +. = .SSTSS iS1 ;ss MS.s IS rsrss
M ,:.. pleasant t.S5 .sg i'm Il Sc. TO
s ssr e.; Ss,,ss; IS S iS Z sssi
EeS. s sge ss,g ~ r u, rsE,aras
r Lay; NJ I'm. $40 Ms mr. eiS, ior' is isS
S iay ets 70 800 800 on ns.i 2. g
Nst, mr. lsSh. Isl 200 lam. Mt IN CIR. iosias
i near In 900 ass, aa =. lsss ;ra e g
GSs s;Ecif Isl ISL r. lsn ne Psr IA; =
ocis 'aA sei Ion ID ana 50. az.
l. iTos RHoDE IsLaNpAyR NV.
Shrees,ory nwelns ecntninlnE ten rooms and All
rus. J. FISHER & co.
ocioe 1874 81. IA ".
Tor RENT-sa8 e0TH ST. snCoNp noon
I below PENNSYLVANIA ave, three story Brick: seven
So e,n s a pSn n eSr az in sped eSHion rent
ocl22w
E'oR RENT--HoLsE 90 isTH ST " w. rs
rooms; modern improvements: la rs,- class order
Will DC rented for 6oar,iins house REM SIS Der
month ,. Apply TO < a. wffs''S c5riief sth 4. and
louisiana ave. NV oci2-2w
E'oR NT-HoUsE ll2s 2sTH sT: = ROOMS
month sa a Ia S Sn IA back ward Sss per
ISNclA KEN I-IO y Pf1NAIf Y. COM
Il Peieiy mrntshed honse Of IL rooms aud bath
room no Basement good &c Jar: hot and cold water
each door. Apply al Grant Place nw. oclo-2ws
G>oR RiNT-FURNt 2oo0 q ST L.
a room House Handsomely furnished: silver. china
ware ana table linen ia abundance; get possession
immediately. Apply TO A. p HILL 4 90 1855 p
Il. .eltilm
VNoR RENT-FURNIsHED-
Il Beantiffl House. IL rooms and large brick stable
year, 81. 300. -
81 zoo " - ~ ~7
1914 10Th St, IL rooms. mod imp. 81. 500
,,, 1919 Soth ST. IA rooms mod. imp, IL 500.
fOR RENT-C\FCRNfSH El,-
i 80 4 81. NV, II rooms. mod. imp, 81 900.
1910 18Th ~. NV. IL 81 200
1914 10Th ~ NV. IL Sitss
1903 2Oth St NV II Sa,,o
] s.IJ and 1.l5 4 INV S,sn
Lag" iionsc. u rooms. West End 81 400
Gle. $500. "'''e'" ~
10 room mod imp. houses. Mt oath ana p
ave, r atiy Nov. j, 5000.
2los Ia ave, 10 rooms, mod imp S6Uo
ADAMS * BEAII.
- Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
oce-oh l42O street
y.-uIS RENT
81. phice Room. second floor lOO8 Fstnw
ST. Stable, rear LOG l::h -; NV
BUSHNELL & CARCsI
aesS--m 1908 r ST NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

= = - - - -
FoR RENT-sToRE AND pwELILNg; 2e2e
esrnet 4.S st and A! en So re- s ave oesiiw
FOR RENT-l22s nth 81. n w. CONTAIN
ST sFhs u nssss@ Sc
FOB RENT-To PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY.
oassl HSsss lsai Jefferson place y The
N0 OI;,, RENT,slO 2sp ST. ROOMS, NEWLY
Appps Sn'ed and repaired in good condition rent SIG
os2l.s. iscs fennsyivania ave.
f0k RENT-HANDSoME House, l4l2 10Th
sc nv II rooms and laundry; al mod imps-; in
os2iss WEsco Srf' ~ SILe Es& 1907 renna .v
FOE RENT-FURN TsHEp-IssI q ST; y
ss isfy ar"s"sd s'0' oesisi
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED-Io CIRCLE, AN
.v sssSsnty furnished io,room hoc,e hath rooms
s shs. could DC
H RESIDENCE;
natprsL woods And .rti.icaIiyPapered
Whole sssss 0Y RENT
sfses.i sos ssys At office of srs ossto
F9R RENT.FURNIsiiEb. NEW TEN ROOM
'SSa s Il HsstH kiSSPtssys
EoR EENT-FURNDHED-isi8 I sT., CON-
lining Ten rooms can be rented BY desirable tsn-
- WIZ ~aaecs no1siS ~ mooerate rent Apply
w. FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN,
O9xa-9t 1897 Pennsylvania ave.
TOR REMITTANCE DoU BILE HOUSE CORNER
18TH ana SIS, completely furnished: can he rent.
Cd q, re.soDsbe rate Q desirable tenant house has
Al modern convenfences. and of the most dcsIr-
sMe Eropertes In the city: For permits % see the
premises Apply 70 FITCH, FOX d BROWN,
ocZl-W 1887 Pennsylvania ave.
TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED
II House on " st. near Vermont ave, containing 10
rooms IN perfect order ana thoroughly furnished can
be rented for Eve or six months AZ $500 per month";
For further Information apply TO
FITCH, FOX Il BROWN
pc21-St 1887 Pennsylvania sve.
nor RENT-219 AND 22l 9TH ST y W.: IL
room brick houses; all conveniences: rent $o5 per
month. THOS f wAGGAMAN,
oc21-3t 81. ST.
NOR RENT-A NUMBER OF DFsSI RA BILE + l. r.
II nished dwellings from Sll 3 TO $500 per month.
TYLER & RUTH ERFpRD.
Oc21-GtA lg26 Il.
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III e. e. e *. : F F 6: {: :
We don't think it virtue TO bs honest nor should
one boast OF not being q liar.
aFEvery HANDKERcHIEF Offered by the PAL.
AIS ROYAL Is all Linen, pure line; which, being in
terpreted. means HANDKERCHIEFs with ne Cot
ton mixed In.
PLEASE EXAMINE OUR
Pure Linen initial HANDKERGHIkFs laakc.
Pure Linen, fancy hemstitched, l2iac
Pure Linen Herring bone borders, l2lc
Purs linen, fancy eelored borders, 12l.c
Fure LINEN, hncy block borders, 25c
Pure Linen, double hemstitched borders, 25c
Pure Linen, tucked borders 25e.
Pure LINEN, with lace edge, 26c
Pure Linen. handhenabrodeTed initials 90c
fufe Linen, fancy borders. SEC to el.76
25c. ~ "e"'''
Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFS for Children, &C.
All SIX, fancy colored designs, l2isc.
All SILK, solid colors and white, Soc
All Silk HANDKERcHIEES for Gents 49,
8You are earnestly requested to examine our new
stock Of HANDKERCHIEF. We are proud of the
variety and the quality offered for unusually low
prices In above list We mention l2lac for all SILK
HANDKKRCHIEFs. 1t ID not nisprins
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EHOR RENT

New centrally located Brick Dwelling llr. SEQ per
New brick dwelling Capitol. l2r sie bca-, $50
Nearsy rev br DIV. X 81 R.w. 10 r.. 81 25 per no
Nearly new br. DIV, O. near l4th st. NV, ii r $50.
BricH Dwelling, II 81. NV IL r. $50 per mo.
Brick Dwelling $, bet l5th&l 9th u. w 11r. $50
oc2l-0ts IeoG snw
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u
the German ticket
Great Britain has long made q speeia,tv of
isno-srabbing, and has always had better Iuck
ssHtnan her continental rivals Just noVr Tor
instance, while France Is Worrying itsels over
reVerses In Madagascar and Tonnuin. and s,nain
ana Germany are quarreing about the PhIlin.
pine Islands, Great Britain steps I'm and ooh.
Dies up Burmah. 1t is announced that Nh.
cabinet have decided to annex that tsrritorv
and depose King Thelaw who, to say the trutt,
badly needs the grand bounce The trade of
burmah Is considerable, and its zeoxra phical
position gives 1t considerable political import
anes IN the game for the control of Asia.
The change from local 10 standard time has
been made with very little friction, and most
people have already forgotten that we are living
under new system. But in Knoxville. Tenn.
the change Is TO play very important part in
murder trial. The defendant will undertas q
70 prove an abb by showing that he was some
distance nom the scene OF the homicide accord
ing 70 one reckoning of time, when by another
ne might have been present. The point il is
saad, 10 material 70 the case and II 50 will invest
IL with quite novel interest
Two Georgia doctors have had A ouarre, and
duel Is looked for. This makes IL ouite handy
In case either gets hurt, a. a surgeon would he
III assenoance whoever the unIucky one vas.
Without the necessity of calling In outsiders
IL would seem as II England owned ua,a-
enough already, without digging an artificial
pond, at cost OF $3.50, 900, In which to exner,.
ment with torpedoes. Yet that In what N 10
now proposed to do -
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L,oR RENT-92o FARRA0UT SQUARE, 18TH
~ NV, frsi-cliss Furnished Residence. complete in
every respect, including attendance and excellent
board; suitable for o member n private family
French caterer. ocoIl-,,s
LTOR kENT-COMPLETET.Y FURNISHED. 1873
II 10th st. NV three-story Brick IL rooms ali mod
insps; price $500 per year. SwORMsTEDr &
BRADLEf VIZ + st. Oc20-3t
E>oR RENT-4oS SPRUCE ST, LIE DROIT
Il Park, SIX room Brick; all modern improvements
A. l. BARBER & Gu,
oe2U6f lie Droit Building.
FOR PENTHOUSE s0o nth ST. y. W.; -
j. rooms: modern improvements Inquire at ZIG
18th ST E.W. oc2,l:,t&
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LOST AND POUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
II oST-ol 'roBER 18TH, SCOTCH TERRIER PUP
L. two and a-haf months old blue ribbon around his
neck; answering TO name OF Prince; gray fe.t and
mouth -. 90 reward IL returned 20 1853 ConDecti-
cut ave It's
II OST-MUNDAY, IN GOING FROM HILLMAN
IL House, via herdc.l Go LA q Gold Breast
pin. reward n returned 10 HilimAn House o. -2ts
IT OST-WILI. THE PARTY WHO TOOK COPY
L. OF Alexanders British Siatutes With name on
edge from last capitol cars. on saturday evening
tober lsth, return Il TO Room 4, 1881 NV Re-
ceive reward. No questions asked oc2l-2ts
Y EFT IN 7TH ST CAR, AT JUNCTION, ON
IL evening o: 10Th, pair of pearl-hs Ddled. silver.
mounted Opera Glasses with Rae T. Carroll 90 con-
nection. A generous reward IL returned
oc20-3ts .. CARROLL, Washington BsrrackS
II OsT-AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH 18TH inst
L. Black Shawl. deceased mothers. and much
valued Return TO Star Office and receive reward
oc20-2t<
SE REwARD-FoR RETURNING TO McCo-
%O mas Drug store corner 18th and L sta, the
Collie Pup iost Massachusetts ave SIT day lpSt
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WANTED-BOARD.

VyANTED-BOARD AND ROOM-MAN. WIFE
w child 21a years. moderate price; in good neigh
borh0od: references given and required. Box 256,
National Hotel oe19-3te
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PERSONAL.

FTNHE LATEST.
y WILL THE TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN WHO
called last evening on yonng lkdy living on r
ST. oetween toth and 10th sts, please send gaxer %
repair the damage they did When inquirng for her?
she hopes they received serious injuries when DIZZY
leaped the fence. lts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

NOR SALE-SToRE. STOCK WINES. LIQCoRs
- aud tigarsl Fixtures and Good win; figures very
nio1erate; must be sold within a very limited time:
le;se i've Years REM store and dwelling (ten r0oms)
se1s-bm
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THOR SALE-LO1H. HAVE A0GV EI.ff5Y8LI
~ building Lott, located In The npgthWn8 ~ ~
paris Of the city. Amoef them many eopsrtGR p6s5s
Qs lotA or si1s = pFinse taR9tpS n9n 16S III r. e
bot boz. a.. sHo A. lf8afsq9IE
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INoH SALE HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE WAL
f.a' iarIof 81, Marbleop Gables. Walnut Ped
room SGT extra lstu tend NaShsiaDds N aln,If
Hsok-cSr aud .,i,ic1uaTd and WARDROBE; three shuck
Mattresses; all very cheap Oa nj once. sS4 L N.
W.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-18
BRITISH DEPRAVITY.
A Man Prostitutes His Wife to Help
Pay Expenses.

A case of unusual depravity was brought
to the surface by the police last night Off
Ger COnick's attention was attracted about
IL o'clock by the yells of man who rushed
out of house on Cedar street near
Seventh. He asked him what the trouble
was and he said woman in the house
had stolen 81 from him. The Off
Ger went in and found Oscar Floyd,
John Sigler, Henry Blom, Stella Floyd,
and Julia Smith. The entire party were
put under arrest and taken to the police
station where they were locked up. Floyd
said Stella was his wife. To help pay the
running expenses he said he had prostituted
his wife for monetary considerations and
Julia Smith had been induced to live in the
family for the same purpose. He con-
fessed to having been criminally intimate
with the latter woman.
Peter Junker, living at 100 Concord
street, in the Sixth ward, last night had his
wife locked up at the police station on
the charge of disorderly conduct. The
woman, who is of exceedingly meager pro-
portions, was placed in cell, where she
walled and sobbed Historically until COM
pletely exhausted. She claims that her
husband was enamored of another woman
and had her locked up to enable him to
pass the night with her. She COM
planned of being lame and sore
from labOring at the wash tub to earn
money to put victuals into the mouth Of her
robust and alleged brutal husband.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-18
to drink. The mem in Cuba wear linen CLOTHES

TO drink. The men in Cuba wear linen clothes
and straw hats. The women wear no hats,
unless occasionally negro woman Is seen
with large straw hat and putting cigaret.
The hotels are without mode NNveniences,
and it is impossible to sum 40, n waiter I'M
less you tip him we'll. Then nc will watch for
you at every corner. Laziness there is en-
tirely reputable, and with them, as with the
Chinese, it is sign of a gentleman of leisure
to wear long finger nails. Hotel business is
transacted in the morning. Drives are taken
in the evening TO the Grand square, where
the ladies remain in the carriages and the
gentlemen alight and visit from one to an
other. The cemeteries there are horrible
places. for the remains of the poor are buried
so slightly that they are often exposed to
view, and of the inscriptions upon
the tombstones gentleman said:
Here lie the dead, and here the living lie. y
The Waterman carries lantern. Why,
cannot be told, unless that he might be seen
at night. He carries, also, blanket, and
after crying the hour and 'Ene serreno"-
airs well-reclines in the nearest doorway for
the succeeding hour. The churches are open
all the time but no one is in them; the jais
are always full.
After brief but interesting description of
Good Friday and Easter, the mourning pro-
cessions upon the former and the hilarlty,
feasting, burning of Judas in effigy. etc., on
the latter, the speaker concluded by uncover
ing a table upon which was piled 200 Or
anges, surmounted by pineapple, to which
he invited the audience to help themselves.
This done, it dispersed highly pleased.
the next lecture will be given, when Mr..
w. l.. Howard will relate his personal
"reminiscences of the Russo-Turkish war,
The second of the series of monthly recep-
tons will be given at the association rooms
this evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-18
Solid Sterling SilyerWarc
At Geist's, 81 East Third street.


st. Paul Real Estate.
Deeds were yesterday filed with the register
of deeds as follows:
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
Minnie York to Clarence P Smith, Its
4, and Is, blk 8, Manchester park. =. So, 125
o Hagerman ct al to Hans Anderson,
1t ID. subd of 1t Al, Lake Como villas. 450
E Somers ct al to Frank Schlick, Jr,
Its 9 and 10, blk POI, Irvine's add. 1850
Josephine Gotzian ct al to Peter john
son, 1t IA, subd Of blk II, Lyman Day
tons add. Observation-Disclosures. 1,175
George Hilfrich to Henry T vayhinger,
1t S, rearr of blk 50, Brown & Jack
sons add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Charles Dana to W L Swift, Its and
5, blk 8, Kittering & Constants add. 1900
| Ambrose Cook to Charles A B Weide,
II l, subd of blk 40, Arlington Hills
E Langevin to A NJ Lawton, 1t IA, blk l,
Langevin'S add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
H Knox Taylor to Marie and Ann Nc
Cloud, 1t l, blk 9, Manchester park. 600
| Mary H Scott to o c Weatherby, 1t 4,
blk Is, Marshall's add. 500
! Joseph Weide to Carl J LOT, 1t 20, subd
| of blk 81, Arlington Hills add. 500
| R J Lewis ct al to P 7 Wagner, Its 9, 10,
q and %, L K Stones add, .......... 1000
John NJ Lynch to Charles Berryhill, 1t
| IL, blk Z, Hitchcock's add. ........... 800
| r Munger to John NJ Lynch, 1t IS, Hall
& Browns add. Observation-Disclosures. $500
John NJ Lynch to Chas Young, 1t 35,
Hall & Browns add. ................. 1000
Joseph W Roberts to Chas Helm, 1t 4,
| blk 1,Cruickshank' s garden Its. ...... $500
] W McClurg ct al to B Hawley ct al,
Its Is and 10, blk 4, subd of Walcott's
add to cottage houses. ............... 500
] L Marge,Jr, to Walter Lefevre, 1t Is,
| blk s. subd of Wacott's add to cot
| tage houses. Observation-Disclosures. 437
| Bernhard Kuhl to W johnson, 1t 90,
blk 4, College Park. ........... 400
| B B Smith to Paul FL ST orving, 1t 9, blk
10. Nininger & Donney's add, $50
Same to Elizabeth Slower, 1t 8, blk 10,
Nininger Donnelly's add. GOO
| John L Merriam to Abbie Mcintyre,
it 5, blk II, I'd add Merriam Park. 100
| VIM A Filter to Ellen NJ Fitzgerald, 1t 5,
blk Z, Morrison's add. ................ 1,450
| Clara A Deisher to Charles Wright, Its
81 and %, blk 10, Hitchbrook's add. $50
| 0 II Perry to Bazille Landronhes, Its l
and 2, blk 6, Prospect Plateau. ....... 1900
J Chas A Moore to Eve Tarbox, WHY 20 #
of 1t 3, blk g. Whitney & Smiths add. 10. 500
Eve Tarbox to Chas A Moore, WHY 20 fit
OF 1t 8. blk 8. Whitney & Smiths add. 10, 600
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
TT setterholm and A 7 Anderson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-18
MISTAKES.
Rev. Robert ID. Forbes Lecture at
the Bates Avenue NJ. E. Church.

Rev. Robert D. Forbes. pastor of the
Jackson Street NJ. E. church, gave a very
entertaining lecture at the Bates Avenue
N. Z. church last evening on Mistakes. He
stated that preachers were, as rule, happy,
good-natured men, and nowhere could a
jollier set of men be found than at Meth
odist camp meeting. One of the mistakes
of which the world was full was the oft
reiterated charge that ministers sons
usually turn out bad. Statistics had been
carefully gathered, showing that in the
large majority of cases the contrary was
true. The world was full of theological
mistakes. We denied the infallibility of
the pope who from the banks of the Tiber
makes opinions for millions. yet every re-
ligious body IN Christendom was full of
pOpes who considered their theological
opinions infallible. There were many diff
ference between the old and the new theol-
ogv The old directed too much atten-
ton to the historic satan and not
enough to the satans i'll their midst.
Speaking of the mistakes of nitleis and of
Ingersoll'S laudatiOn of morality and the
ideal home, he said that those ideas had
been always proclaimed from lie pulpitS OF
Christendom, and were necessary features
of Christian life, yet Ingersoil proclaimed
them as original ideas and substitute for
religion.
The importance of trifles and the proba-
bility of placing too great an estimate on
! the intelligence of others, were alluded to.
We were too much disposed to reserve flow
ers for the coffin and give the living nothing
/ but harsh criticism. We could not expect
/ great reforms in short time. The world
was growing better and the optimist had a
mission to perform. Among the anecdotes
! with which he enliyened his address was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-18
A HALL DEDICATED.
Exercises by the West ST. Paul Il. o.
@. F...Music and Speeches.

Odd Fellows hall, West St. Paul. was
dedicated with appropriate ceremonies last
evening. The beautiful hall, which is in
the new block at the corner of Fairfield and
Dakota avenues, was filled with an audi
ence composed of the society and its friends,
including many ladies. The services were
conducted under the auspices of West Side
Lodge No. LOG. and were of an impressive
and interesting character. Capt. Starkey.
as presiding officer of the lodge, delivered
the address of welcome. Brief addresses
were also made by Grand Master Josiah
Marvin, Past Grand Master ]. Fletcher
Williams, Past Grand Master David Rama
ley, Grand Secretary Sherwood Hough and
others. After the dedication ceremonies
an interesting musical and dramatic pro-
gram was rendered, the participants in
which were Maj. Burk, Messrs. Nichols,
Haggeman, Reardon, Marti, Hare. John
son, Cassidy, Geiselman, r. w. Cassidy,
Tong and Wooley. The entertainment was
concluded with an oyster supper and social
repast that had been spread in the ante
rooms of the lodge, and to which full JUS
tice was done by the highly-pleased COM
pany.