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- Once upon a time Frederick. KinS
Of Prussia, surnamed "Old Fritz" took q
ride. and espied an old farmer plouehinq
his acre by the wayside, cheeriully singing
his melody.
"You must be we'll off old man." said
the king "Does this acre belong to you
on which you so ndustrously labor ?"
"No sir" replied the farmer. who knew
not il was the king, = l am not SO rich
- that; plough for wages"
"How much do you get day - asked
che king d. Ill.,. ....
Eight grosclen" (about a shilling,
replied the farmer
"This is not much" said the king
"Can you get along with this %
"Get along-yes," said the farmer
"and have something left .-a
"How is that :" asked the king.
Well, if / must tell you," said the
farmer smiling, " two groschen are for my
self and wife; with two l pay my old old
debts two | lend away and two l Civ,
away for the Lords sake" .'..' ... ''
This is a mystery which | canno
solve said the king.
Then Twill solve it for you" said tn,
farmer. Il have two old parents at hom,
who kept me when was weak and needed
help, and now tina, they are weak and neeC
help, l keep them. That is my debt to
wards which pay two groschcn day; tn,
next two groschen, which | lend away,
spend for my children, that they may re
ceieve Christian instruction. This vii
come handy to me and my wife when w
get old. With the last two groschen
maintain two sisters. whom | could not b.
compelled to keep. This is what lgivg fo
the Lords sake" ,ao
The king. apparently well pleased will
the answer said, "Bravely spoken, oil,
man. Now will also give you something
TO guess. Have you ever seen me before p
Aa"Nsver," said the farmer.
I" In less than five minutes you shall Sc
me fifty times, and carry in your pocke
fifty Of my llikenesses," said the king.
This is q mystery which cannot un
ravel." said the farmer.
Then 1 will solve it for you,' said tn
king. 5Thrustirg his hand into his pocket
and counting him fifty bran-new gold piece
into bis hand, stamped with his royal like
ness, he said to the astonshed farmer, VIII
knew not what was coming the coin i
genrine, for it also comes from our Lor
God, and I am his paymastcr. bid yo
adieun -
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Bsdset sf sclssofiug..
TIE Sword Of Robert q. Lee.
by MOLINA; FATHER RYAN


Icrth ftom iss seabbsri. pure aud bright,
Flashed the sword Of Leel-
Par 10 the from, of the deadly fight.
High o'er ihe brave. in the cause Of right
Ia stinksss shssn like beason light,
g - Id &c y vis'oy. ea A-A
out Of its scsbbsri. where full long
It slumbered peacefully
Roassd from it rsst by the hsttle-song. -
Shielding the feeble. suiiting the strong
Guarding the right. a,enging the vNlg--
Cleaned the sword Of Lee
Forth from i,s .cabbard. hist in air.
fBeceafh virginm sky. Sd.
And they who saw it cleaning there
And knew who bore II. knelt TO swear
That where that sword led they would dare
To follow and 10 die.
out OF its scabbard Never hand
Waved sword from s,ain 40 frs.
Nor purer sword led baver band
Nor braver bled for brighter land.
Nor brighter land had cause ss grand,
Nor cause chief like Lee
Forth from its scsbbard how we prayed
That sword might victor be
And when our triumph vas delayed.
And many heart grew sore afraid
We still hope on. while CLEANED the blade
.saua Of noble Robert Lsel rg .-lfsaaIa.
Forth from its scabbard-all in vain
e91 Forth fasbed the blade of Lee I..l
'Tis shrouded now in it's sheath again.
Il sleepa The sleep OF the noble slam. f.H
Defeated, yet without stain,
Proudly and peacefully.
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~ Mark Twain" IS. S. Clemens.
Josh Billings" is Henry w. Shaw.
" Jeemef Pipes is Stephen Masssii. nP.
Y. Nasty is D. r Locke
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a young lady went out with =
rather simid beau slaighing Que evening
c omplacently remarking TO him that she
seldom went sleishing but she got chaps
on lips. The young man took the hint
and chapped.
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Speaking Of home runs--that was
an earnest prayer offered by young deacon
who. fresh from game Of base ball, step
ped into the weekly prayer meeting. He
was called upon to pray, and in winding
up his invocation said 30 Lord, as we
start for home run to glorv, don let us
by the devil be caught out on the fly
- Advertising is the oil which wise
trsdesmen put in their lamps-thats all
- A little Swedish girl was walking
with her father one night under the starry
sky, intently mcditating on the gories of
heaven. "A. last, looking up TO the sky,
she said, Father, ! have been thinking if
the wrong side Of heaven Us so beautiful
what will the right side be?'
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EQrahty Of Sexes.

tJ :. .IEILLIIW u IL
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RY 0REEH D WILLIAMS, Auc,toneers
II Ne. 526, southeast corner 7th and ats
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTArr

IhOSTEE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
N pursuance OF decree Of the 81 preme Con- ri
OF the District OF Columbia. rendered on the 9th
Gay Of February. 1867 In the case of Stephen ] !.
Cook ct al. Va: James r. Cook and others, No.
oS8 equity hall offer for sale at pu bic auct On
to tie highest bidder, on the premises, on WED,
HtSDAf the sth day of May 1907, at O'Clock
m; all the interest, right, title and ertste Of
the widow and heirs of the late John Oook ,
SSeee,s . in and e kOt No. g and 81 "a s9usre
Columbia; The said property. with the improve
meRts, consisting Of two Brick on ses will be soIa
II lots or parcels according to pl at OF di vision
which viii be exhibited ct the time aud place OF
sale part OF said lots fronting lst street west
between NJ and streets south, and the residue
fronting on thirty foot alley; and also Lot No
2, In squsre N 1872. the came fronting On south
q street TO feet inches " N
Terms: One third cash: and the residue OF the
purchase money payable in two qual ms al nents
al six and nine months, the purchaser to give ria
notes being In terest- The title deed to lie with
REID until ali the purchase money shall be paiG
All conyeysncfAg and revenue sta If ps TO be az the
cost o! the purchaser or purchasers. In case of
oefsult to comply with the terms Of sale within
hve days from the date thereof the part or narts
purchased Will be resOld within ten DAYS t6ere
after at the purchaser and he will be charsed
win sIy dehciency in purchase money. A de-
post OF sto will BE required at the time Of sale
from the purchaser. '"'e
JOHN Z. NORRIS. rrus,ae
sp z4-eo6ds GRBEN WILLIAM Aucts
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CHANCcRy sAI.p

I'm ANO4n1 BALE.
o., Sy rrit the 81 decree of the Supreme Court o.
the district Of Columbia, in the cause of Barne.
snd Al vs.. Barnes and al, No. Ssi Equity ated
nareh 70; 1867, Twill offer at public auction on
tno premises, on the days and at the hours here
matter me 1tioped, the following described prom.
On THUReDAY AFTERHOoN, MAY ID At ,
ScIotE p m: on the premises. Lot No 81, In
% csIeNo 81, improved by three Frame Houses
.tonung en- street north, between 4th and 5ts
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May I'd, a. . o'clk
snd IL and the east 50 feet inches from front to
rear OF Lot No. 9, In Square No. Sss Lots and n
ere improved by two two-story Frame Houses
fronting respectively on 9Th and 9Th streets east
The other lots " be undivided
Immediately after the above, Lot No. SI
SQUARE NO IA, improved by two Frame Houses
ironing On I'd street east, between north and 9
or MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th, at 81!
oeIockp m en- the premises, part OF Lot No l.
In square No 7g, fronting 50 feet on Virginia ay'
enue, being 81 feet inches from the northeast
street. Improved by two Brick Houses
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 9TH, at az
o clock, on the premises, 81 street west betwren
ID and streets south six Frame Houses on paris
OF Lots 80, 40. Al and AZ, in Square No a63 each
houte fronting about Is feet inches
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
20 be paid In cash, and the residue In two equsl
instruments at six and twelve months, with in
terest to be secured by approved notes. and lien
reserved The terms OF sale must be compli ed
with within one week after sale, or the propertv 9
may be resod at the risk and cost OF he frst pur
veyancing ct the cost Of the purchasers.
WALTER s. COX. Trustee,
COOPER Il LATINER
az lH-eo6ds INTEL Auctioneers
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfopeers
u Ne. S26, o =. corner NH and u streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
GkOUNp On NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date on the
20th Gay of Mareh, A. D., 1858, and duly recorded
In Liber N. o. r., No 25, folio $50, &C one of TIA
Land Records Tor Washington County, d. G, and
- piascm4 i, o. the PARTY seeTIed thereby will
dsy o. May; A. D.. 1901 al o'clock D. :, in front
et the premises the eastern part Of Lot numb cred
eight g., IN the recorded su bdivision of SQUARE
number ed nve hundred and sixty three, (56s, in
the city OF Warrington. d O. The said part OF
said lot has front Of thirty five 81 feet on New
proving part of the city. 49,
a Fiat Of the premises will be exhibited At the
sale.
Terms OF sale One half in cash, OF which $50
must be paid at the time Of the sale, the remsin
ing ore half to be paid In eQual payments i Ii six
and twelve months, with interest from the AZ OF
sale. snd SECURED b. deed oftrust to the satisfac
tion Of the Trustee.
The term. to be complied with within We days
after day of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves
the right 10 resell at the risk and cost OF rst pur
chaser alter one weeks publ notice. Conyeyen-
cling aud stamps st the purchasers cast.
VIM n. WARD. Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
az p ee6d. Auc tioneers
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IL Westfeld. N. Y is lighted by gas
brought m pipes from a gas snring

81 Westfeld, n. y, is Lighted by gas
brought IN pipes from gas spring.
81 Butter is selling a. wholesale IN Boston
Tor - cents pound. 1t Is said 20 be very
sells az ten cents 10 twenty-five cents
81 An order wa issued on Tuesday bv
General Steedman, Collector of IptarnsI
Revenues at New Orleans. suspendIng the cne
ranOns Of all cistilleries IN his disirlc. untiI
further orders.
sVThe thieves about Norfolk. Va. are
growing very desperate. They have taken IN
Tobbing the Poor House and proving about
the grayeyaTds.
nSIt is said that ex-senator Foster Will ba
run FOR Governor by the Republican Party in
Connecticut next year. as 4 means of brir ging
back 10 the fold tue Conservative Republicans
who wandered after Governor Engli-h.
ga dutIful son, named Dugan, the other
oay. sued his father IN New York court for
the funeral expenses OF his mother, and YER
diet of s10I was rendered in his favor
EPIscoPAL CoUNCIL-The Seyenty.second
Annual Council OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in the Diocese of Virginia. will be
held IN Siaunton, on " ednesday, the 18th day
OF May, 1867.
81 There is an extensivr religious revival
III New London 1t supercedes the TEMPER
ance movement in practical manner a num-
b-r OF liquor sellers having closed from chCice
or necessity.
"The solid walls Of he ST Louis Court
House yielded 10 the earthquake influence on
Thursday. the shock being die tinctIy felt in
the North wing. In other parts of the CITY,
The tTemor was not felt: and the majority of
persons did not know here had been an earth.
quake a. all.
81 DR.. Albert j. Bellows. III. ID think there
J. no butritiye quality IN alcohol, and thai
the use OF II by physicians is wrong He thlnx
also, that iron is nJurious, as usually admin.
IsteTed
~False ears Of 1esI coIor-india rubber
have been invented for the use OF ladies' with
large ears. They are used in front Of the real
ears, which are drawn back and concealed
under The hair-COuTf Journal
~PartOn, in his article on sewing m schines
IN the last Atlantic Monthly, computes the
whole number OF machines manufactured M
10 me close OF last year at 10000 and the pres
ent rare Of manufacture "a about 100000 per
annum.
1.-TWO young men in Butler county, Pa
named samuel and Wilson Crops. BACKED
their faces and undertook to frighten a neigh
bor, Just Tor fun. One ofthem got dangerously
shot Tor his sport.
~ Registration, the first step of actual re.
consro ciion, wall shortly begin ia Arkansas
BY order OF General ORD. commanding the
Fourth Military District, Arkansas hps been
divided into eleven registration districts and
elections, both IN that State and MississinDi
are prohibited until Tegistratioais made
"The Dayton (OnIo) En.pire Of the 18th
states that female teacher of public school
:hat city, punished a little fellow until Inc
Notwithstanding him about fifty -onelblows on
the hand.
81 The Legis lature of Virginia has passed
the bill according TO colored witnesses ths
same privileges, under the law, as are ac.
corded 10 white persons.
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by COOPER LATIMER. AuctIoneers
- Late clerks with J e. McGuiIe 4 co \
Southwest corner OF Pei avenue ana lIth sts
star Office Building
0f RSTsB pRs SALE oE sEaLUABLE I'M

tseen East Capitol Add north streets
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the DIE uict of Columbia dated April 80, 1897 ,
mng vs. Albert HeHnipg ct al. | shall offer at
pnhhG sale, on FRIDAY, May 18th instant, at s
y, Square no s6s, having front on 5th street
OF Ifeet by depth OF 90 feet, TO a thiry fee Z
House.
Terms OF ssIe as prescribed by the decree One
thlTe OF the pure ase money in cash; the balance
IN equal install meDts AZ six and twelve months
from the day Of sale, the deferred payments To
bear interest from the day OF sale and 70 he So
cured by the notes OF the purchaser or purcha-
sers, with good and Efficient sndorsers 10 be an
proved By the trustee, or the whole 70 he maid In
cssh on the day Of sale the ati Att on
OF By the court, at the option of the purohaser
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
hye days after the sale, the trustee reserves tba
RIGHT TO resell at the risk and cost ef the do
faultfnR purchaser rchssers after one weak a
notice. Conveyancipg and stamps at pu &c haser q
cost X T. MORSELI, T,nstao
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RY GRBEN WILLIAMS, Auctisneers
II No 32o, corner 7th and d sire cts
vALgABLE BHILpiNa Lors FRONTING

NALsABkE BUILDING L0rs FRONTING
on north street and II Maryland avenue befra.n
tth and IL sts; east, al Auction.
On IpNksDAY, May sth We shall SELL in
'front.' OF the premises, N clock D. m :, the fol-
lowing named Valuable Property, viz:
Lot Nc, - In Square No. se4. having front of
avenye. between 9th and eth streets runnin
tnfcuRh the Square at an average of 200 feet or
lo0 feet deep from each street 1t contains nj SI7
SQUARE feet Of ground. and Will admit of q divis.
Ion INTO Elk beautiful Building Lots. 1t 10 per.
This Property is handsomely located, and the
sale Will be worthy the attention OF any person
wtshing TO purchase handsome building site
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day Of
Ken All conveysncins At the cost of purch sse r
including revenue stamps.
Title fndisputable. $50 paid down when the
property 10 sold.
ap29 GREEN WILLIAMS Apct.
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WEPPISG.-The Boston correspondent OF
me EVenlng Post says the sentiment in favor
81 aoohs hlng the practice OF " hipping children
IN ne puoile schools has received a new i'm
puIse from case of cruel punishment which
yost occurred IN the Dwight School. A Young
boy was whipped nearly half an hour, until
ms clothes were cut as if by a knife, and until
Ms teachers strength was exhausted. The
teacher resigned and fed, but a constable is
a.,sr HIM. -
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CRoUP--WrIng a linen cloth-cotton will
90. but linen is preferable-out of cold water.
fold u so as 10 make several thicknesses and
place u upon the childs throat and chest the n
iold dry flannel and wrap carefully over n
warm the ehllds feet-with hot stones NJ me-
CetsaTy-and cover with plenty of bed clothes
aho Iet " 20 to sleep: you cannot perceive
when it wakes that IL has even a cold t. 80
ike charm N'S
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THE EVENING STAR.
U-oPsratien-A Better Remedy than

We are glad &c see tnas the idea OF o.operR-
i've enterprises IS gaming q foothold among
The mechanics OF his city who are demanding
higher wages On Tuesday evening. at a
dent o the society. said.
III when The strike was first negan three
mCnths ato. we had 20 = man contributed me
piuance OF fifty cents each week toward es-
tie usahd of the carpenters of the ci:y had
naoe thIs trifing gift 20 the trads-we could
uaNr had ready for occupation to-day, and
MltEout the loss 70 Ourselves and 20 :hc COM
mUntty Of three wsexs' labor OF four hundred
men, large shop which would have rendered
Us independent four en- piOyers ana Onesb %
thUs neg0n and proving suecsssfui-as A. IN rs [
-vouto De only me pioneer or other aud per-
haps more extensive enterprises OF the kind.
" hich would give Us command CO the .rade"
This IL very true; and Il suggests 4 course of
acton foI mechanics III all orr great cities
which they ought 10 follow without delay
Nv such cooperation they be come theI- own
masters and employers; they cease 70 Re SER
wants, they VIII be- better, more skiIIfuI and
more f1th'Ul wOTkmen under such a system.
thsy y lG live better, will be more cgR-aDfed
ana LsPpy ana When one any body OF earpen-
tETs. oUThIshsrs, or other mec hanics, Is erearI-
zed ~ CO operative enterprise, its members
VIII Presently fnc their advantage IN CO.
CItraIiNe stores, |here they may bay their
provisions and cloth ne for cost and expense
and save the enormous profits of middlsrneu.
ana N cooperative house building assoc,a-
tons. whereby the members may achieve he
oWrefshlp OF their dwellings. and relieve
,hemss yes OF ne high rents and tenement
house life Of New YORK.
Industrial cooperation Is perhaps the
only policy or means - ich can thoroughly
reform New York, and make /, habitablp for
oecent people OF moderate incomes. We hone
Mr. ARIEL viii not let the matter rest 60 far
as the carpenters are concerned He smoke Of
~hai might have been; but il is not too late: let
Z" pegthnlnR De mace al once.-F. y. Pest.
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RT GREKH WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
" No. $40 south east cor til and al 81.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIaPRoyrn
PROPERTY, fronting on the corner Of Thir
teenth street west and street north, At aQc-
ton - .~N-
On THURSDAY, the 9th day OF May next, AZ q
o'clock .. m shall sell. on the premises. T.o.s
Nos. i. Is, ard part OF Lot No. 2. In squsre ga
with the inproyeme nts, consisting Of three brieE
houses.
Alec, one building lot at the corner, having 80
feet front running back good depth enc OF rs
feet front. running o good depth between tvo
brick houses. making IL good IN Mt for any
one wishing 10 invest.
Terms male known on the day Of sale.
$50 down on each piece when knocked of
sp0d GREEE WILLIAMS. Aucts
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NE JEWISH RACE-rhe Hebrew Nation al
new weekly Journal, published In London
gives some Interesting statistics of the Jewish
race Itsays That there are now living about
otO0CCO Israelites, about half Of whom live
N Europe. There are 100000 in Russia; in
austria 10000; in Prussia. 25i, oUO, and in al!
parts or Germany. l92, COO; IN France about
s.,OVt5 ~ SYRIA and Asiatic Turkey, $1,000, in
Morocco and North Africa, 5IaOgr in Fast
ASIA, 5OO1COi IN America, 25O,UOO: in Belgium
Leo, N Denmark, 6.5OO: in IIaly 45nO
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CHvxRAL sPLsNDID PARLoR QsGAsm
nesa1Ls fs1al Bee: tyery Sssvsnisas Sss
':s.. ssG.s::ii! /, s;SSsD =. ooss. 's :
Ale. = ssv ssa 49, hana RhAX Oe q ssSuosd
ia h. ~ IS s;sss sS.s. f =. Ave-.
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MARRIED RUNNrSG.-A Texas paper tells
OF young couple who eloped on horseback
accompanied by clergyman who TO
marry them TIE Iadys father gave chase
and was oyertsking the party when me m alden
called out 70 her clerical friend Cant you
marry as az werun!" The idea took, aud he
commenced the ritual and Just as the bride 8
fathsr clutehed her birdie rem the clergyman
pronounced the lovers man and wife The
father was so pleased with the dashing action
mat 'se the story goes, he gave hem his blese-
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by 0BEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctfopeers
~ No, s26, 8. 3. corner eth aud d streets

NALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
forth, at Auction.
On SATURDAY; the lth day of May, at O'Clock
p: M, We sh all sell, on the premises, Lots Nos
10, ", Is. and %, in Kibbey's subdivision OF
SQUARE NO 62S, having y feet inches front by
10 ieet deep to an alley, making them hand so
building lots.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6 and la
ponths Tor notes bearing interest, and sec sred
by deed OF trust on the premises. All convey
enclng and revenue stamps at the cest of the pur-
chaser. S25 dow each lot " heu sold
spUd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LINING noon FASHIONS The newest fas b =
ION IN Paris 10 10 have the dining room chairs
no longer covered with morocco or moIesk skin.
o.. win DARK green cloth, the walls hung
win uafk-coIored velvet paper or CLOTH and
TelleVed by CandelabTa behind. which are a. :
tached 10 plates OF metal or glass. the whole
be-Lg highly, becoming" 10 ladies in full
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
~ NO. S20, sonth east corner III and ID atreefs

NALO ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Auction, no. 22o Seventh street north, be-
tween NJ and n streets wet.
Vn mApN.spAln the SIN day OF May, af
no; "a, in slusre No: AS, fronting Is feet
inches on II street, and running back l05 feet to
IS feot paved alley. vi Ia the Am
ssting OF a three story Brick Building, with q
brick front. containing tea ro.ms. including a
COED siZed s,ore rsom With she.ings dr.wsrs.
under the hack building, Passage and gas
through the house
do up 20 day of sale.
This property is in excellent repsir. and offers
great Inducements TO purchasers desiring a rsod
business locatl on and residence attached,
Terms: one half cash; balance in six and
twelve months, TOR notes bearing interest, sec red
By deed NJ trust on the premises. All conyey-
ancfng and revenue stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser, $50 down on day Of sale.
Title indfs putable.
GREEN q WILLIAMS.
sp 2e-d Intel Auctionsers.