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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 16.-There was an
impression, after the close of business
yesterday, that the passing of the
Bland bill would result in bringing out
long ustock for foreign account, and
operators for higher prices accordingly
were inclined to be somewhat depressed.
Instead OF selling, however, London
bought a little OF Louisville and Nash :
Vile as we'll as some of the trunk line
shares. The bears met another disap
pointment when tho engagement Of
81, 100000 gold for shipment to London
by the steamship Umbria tomorrow
failed to exercise the slightest unfavor-
able influence on stock prices.
So far as the reports that the Presi.
dent will permit the latest Bland bill 20
become law are concerned it may not
be out of place to reiterate previous
state ments that the best opinion here is
that the measure will not receive execu.
tive sanction. In fsct not q little stock
was bought to-day on this idea. De-
Unite action Is looked for on Monday.
The market dragged along until near
the close when there was a spell of &C
tivity, but Notwithstanding this squirt
the transactions for the day were the
smallest for the week. There we,e
some wide fluctuations In the industrials,
Cordage moving up from 19x 10 2i%.
The preferred brought Al against SO,
the last reported sale.
The settlement of differences between
the old Cordage managers and the pres.
ent directors was used to put the stock
up. Lead ranged from 33 to 345 for the
com mon and 77@7SN for the preferred,
and was prominent in the dealings from
start to lnl6h. AmaricaD Suusr do
cllned e to SS%, ex dividend of per
cent, and rose to and closed at 81.
chicago Gas was exceptionally weak.
falling e to G4SS after al early rise to
~. The Changers and trunk lines
were firm, very little attention having
been paid to the reduction IN cast bound
grain rates from Chicago. The market
closed active and strong and 4 to per
cent hight on the day. Cordage pre-
ierred gained per cent. Railway and
ard miscellaneous bonds were strong.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
TRUSTEES. SALES

Ky VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST MANY
Barbnn .n ana "a Gay Oh Nay 1892. whereby b. r.
Van Horn and Olivia Van Horn, his wife. and
Z Seioerf, conveyed 10 Henry Ii. Looml OF
scribed in trust to secure to the sas,crn ne Ee
and Loan Association. OF Syracuse. N. w the
the iincpal interest aud preminm o, lns oclng
said q, association, evidenced by scycntvtwn
Yromiss9ry notes OF even date with said deed.
executed by the said D. D. F. barbour, and
Emma Barbour, each for the sum of 81 a. " cr.
cept the three last maturing, which are each FOR
inc sum OF Ss34 payable to the SAID association
as lts onices in Syracuse. n. Y, as follows: One
or escc OF said notes to be paid on or defore The
i ,n saturday In each and every month until Nil
tSrest on each of said notes after maturity, at
a ne raIs OF PER cent per annum payable semi
payment or the note falling due ana PAYABLE on
.ne last Saturday OF the month OF March, 1879.
incindino h thereto up to and
,hst saturday IN january, 1884, with interest
t ai which notes inclusive Of the amount to
VIM amount to the sum of $3.50, incIusiye eS 81
nnGs, according to the rules and by Jaws OF tic
said association and having been gu 6stitutcd as
trustee In said deed by an order OF The rornor
stion court OF the city OF Roanoke Virginia. and
nn nSSg a oesa required SO to do Beneficiary
sha on rus Is I'll DAY Q Of syMSn xRo ISL H.
hoanokc, Virginia, at twelve O'clock n, oyrcr or
t6I sa,e TO the highest bidder at pu bile auction
IT,. WING ucscIlDcu property, situated In the
tO-wit: Va 'hS'nia'
known and distinguished rs lot No. II. ma
s ssI by subdivision OF lots, one a. to eight
Sol, inclusive OF section sixty (6O) of West End
Land Company's land, made by said Barbour
va, an horn anu Scibert, and plan or same filed i'm
inc oifcc OF the clerk OF said county. said lot
no, II being Twenty-Five (5) feet front on Ccvc.
iand street and running back OF the eamc, width
one hundred and fifteen 0i5) feet to a Ton INN
loot acy. with the appurtcnanccs and all the
estate, title AID interest therein of the said
parties OF the first parties, mentioned in said
TERMS: For cash us to so much OF the nro.
cceus as may be necessary to dcfray tho ~
pehses OF executing this trust, Including n
trustees commission of per cent and to dis.
Snarge inc amount now due and payable and in
9ciallt. ana Will become due on last Saturday of
February ns above set forth. with interest. and
nc assumption by the purchaser Mt said sale of
inc residue Of SAID notes, and il there be any
residue or said purchase money. the same snail
nc made payable in one and two equal annual in.
s saIa at one and two years from date of
salc, with interest thereon until paid and
secured by deed OF trust from the purchaser
upon the property sold
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON.
substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
d. Ii. MATSON,
Trustee and Commissioner.

l, 3: ,. Brooke. clerk OF the circuit court for
inc city OF Roanoke do certify that ID. II, Mai
wi approved security as directed in the decree
OF inc said circuit court ente rcd at the November
dos3 term, IN inc chanccry cause, styled A. Popc
ana WIG W.. L. w. Miller and others. Tcstc:
10 Cs >. >. BROOKE, Clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17

VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, MADE
n on the "a day OF May, 1892, whereby ID. b. F.
Van Horn and Olivia Van Horn, his wife. and A.
l.. Seiocrt, conveyed TO Henry H. Loomis of
Syrncuse, N. T., the property hereinafter de-
ecripcu Ill trust TO secure to the Eastern Building
and Loan Association OF Syracuse, n " tb.
payment of the sum of $6T0.50, the same being
The principal, interest and premium on loan from
said association evidenced by scycnty.two
promisary notes of even date with said deed. ex,
Il. Barbour, each Tor the sum of 80 80 cxcept the
lnrce last maturing, when are each for the sum
OF g., payable to the said association at Its office
IN syracuse, N. y, as follows: One OF each of
saiu notes TO be paid on or before the last Satur-
day In each and every month until ali of said
each OF said notes, after maturity Mt the ratio Of
o per cent; per annum, payable semi annually,
,h default having been made in the payment Of
urday OF the month Of March, 1883, and those
payable subsequently thereto; up to and incind.
Saturday in january, 1884, with intere,t thereon.
which notes, inclusive OF the amount to fail dnc
to A sa sum Sf @ VIII
according to the rules and bylaws OF the said as,
ISOLATION; and having been substituted Ne trustee
OF the city OF Roanoke, Va. and having been re-
quired so to do by the beneficiary under said decd
o1 drast, the said Eastern Building and Loan As
10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1894, Mt the front door of
the courthouse, in the city of Roanoke, Va. ut
~ O'Clock M ofrer for sale to the highest bidder
ut public auction, the following described prop
erty, situated in the city aud county OF Roanoke
State OF Virginia, to-wit:
known and distinguished rs lot No II, AZ
SHOWN bya subdivision OF lots ono [il to eight
Isl, inclusive, OF section sixty 1907 or West End
Land Company's land, made by said barbour
yam Lorn, and Scihert, and plan OF same filed IN
the oihcc OF the clerk of said county; said lot No
IL being twenty-five l25l feet front on Cleveland
street, aud running back OF the same width ono
hundred ana hrteen lllt feet to u ten [1OI foot
alley with the appurIcnances and all tho estate,
TILE ana interest therein OF the said parties OF
the first part mentioned in said decd
IEhMS For cash rs To much OF the pro-
cceds rs may be necessary to dcfray the expenses
or exccuting this trust, including trustees com.
mission or 3 per cent, and TO discharge the
AMOUNT now due and payable and in default, and
VIII become due on IL st Saturday In February. as
above set forth, with interest; and the as sumption
ny tho purchaser ut said sale Of I he residue OF
said notes yet to become duo and payable with
INTEREST," and II there be any residue OF said pur-
chase money the same shall he made puynbie i'm
one ana two equal annual instruments ut one and
two ears from date OF sale, with interest thereon
until paid, and secured by deed OF trust from
the purchaser upon the property sold.
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON
Substituted Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
TRUSTEES, SALE.

2Sth day of February, 1884, to secure ,o thu Nav
iar % Life Insurance Company The payment OF
So,oU, que February 90. 1896. interest payable
June, 1871, to secure the same company the nav
ment OF SSOo due on the 2Sth OF February. iSgS
lnterest payable semi annually; intero at on both
1893. ~ ~ "'' Va august
TERMS: Cash.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17

DIR. RALPH BROWN will occupy the
office OF DR.. Charles G. Cannaday, at
1915 Salem avenue, and attend to DR..
Cannaday's practice during his absence
in Europe.
JAPANESE Pile Cure is the only one
that can be guaranteed, as it Is the only
cure Sold by Christian Sc Barbee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
P. E. THOMAS BULLETIN.

The following quotations are furnished daily
oy +. Thomas. stock, cotton, grain and pro-
visions broker, over Thompson's book store
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17

The Roanoke Daily Record, In which the
above sale was heretofore advertised. having
the above sale will take place upon the terms and
a. a. the same sam, plaGc above specified on THURS
"a IIiE 5Tli DAY Or APRIL, 1SA Mt IL
stitutcd Trustee. 4 t'tds
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17

The Roanoke Daily Record, in which the above
sac was heretofore advertised, having ceased
above safe will take place upon the terms and AT
the same place specified, on THURSDAY, TIE
5Iu DAY OF APRIL, 1871, AT II O'CLOCK NJ.
tee. ali ids
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
}IY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIT,TN.0v

Ky VIRTUE OF A DEED of TRIIsT MADE
Bspb sue s IND day OF May 1922 whereby D. b.
q Ga9 Horn and Olivia Van Horn, his wife, and
a: u. Seiocrt. conveyed to Henry II. Loomis, OF
scrieed in trust to secure to the Eastern Buidtng
ana Loan Association, OF Syracuse, N. Y. tho
The principal. interest and premium on oH IoaEH
from said association, evidenced by seyentvt,ro
executed by the said D. I'o ~' Rat saiG deed;
Emma b; Barbour, each for the sum of So so, ex.
f Sep sne .9rss last matnring which eaon for
TUG sum OF sou, payable to the said association
ut Its office In Syracuse, N. as follows: One
OF each Of said notes to be paid on or before tho
OF said notes are fully paid, together with IN
tercst on each of said notes after maturity at the
nually, and default having been made in the nav
nient OF the note falling due and PAYABLE on the
last Saturday of the month OF March. fsSs. and
those payable subsequently, thereto. mn r. and
including the note falling due and PAYABLE on
the last saturday in January. 1891. with interest
,nSteon' winch notes, inclusive OF the amount to
fan due on the last Saturday OF February. 1Sat
viii amount to tine sum Of S656a9, inclusive Of
SAID association; and having been Substituted as
trustee in said deed by an order OF the CORPORA.
ing been required so TO do by the bcneficIsrv
under said deed of trust, the said Eastern Build.
shill, ON HE 10TH DAY OF MARCH. 4isai at
inc 'front.' Goor OF the courthouse in the CITY of
Roanoke, "a, At IL O'Clock m, orer for sale to
ing described property, situated In the city and
county or Roanoke, State of Virginia, to Wit,
Known and distinguished as lot No. 3. as
shown sfS by subdivision of lots, and one IL to
c,gnt tsl inclusive, of section sixty OtD OF West
End Land Company's land, made by said Bar.
nour, Van Horn and Scibcrt, and plan of same
nled in the onlcc of the clerk of said county.
said lot No being twenty-five (25) feet (. ont on
Nie.eianu street, and running back OF the same
width ono hundred and fifttcn feet ii5) feet to a
ten nn foot alley With the appurtcnances and all
the estate, title aud interest therein OF the said
deed. " s''u 'i"st
TERMS: For cash ms TO 80 much of tho pro-
ceeds as. may be necessary to dcfray the ex-
pcnses OF executing this trust, Including a
trustees commissioner of per cent. and TO dis
S charge the amount now due and payable. and in
February, rs above set forth, with Interest. snd
me assumption by the purchaser at said sale of
tue residue or said notes yet to become due and
payable with interest, and IL there be any resi-
due OF said purchase money the same shall be
made payable In one and two equal annual m
s sa,o t, at one and two years from date OF
secured by deed of trust from the purchaser
upon the properly sold
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON.
Substituted Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17

THE POLE-GUNN AGENCY ARE
Il the Roanoke dealers for The
Remington Typewriter and typewrite-
supplies. Repairs made promptly. Nj
chimes for rent 10 IL ersw,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17

The Roanoke Daily Record, In which the above
sale was heretofore advertised, having ceased
publication 4 Is hereby announced that the
tho same place above specified en- Thursday. the
5th day OF April, 1871, at 10 O'Clock M EDWARD
:" koBERSoN, Substituted Trustee. 314 ids
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
TRUSTEES sALRs

assumption by the purchaser at sold sale OF M,
lcsldue OF said notes yet to become due and paw
saia purchase money, the same shall he made
payable In one and two equal q, nual Install
"itn interest thereon until paid. and secured by
property sold. 80 INC
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON,
Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke Daily Record in which the above,
sai t, was heretofore advertised, having ceased
pnoleation, 10 Is hereby announced That the
a 40, saic VIII take place upon the terms and at
nn ne sanl9 place above ecidcd, on THURSDAY.
~ lie oIH DAY OF APRIL. 1884. AT l9 O'CLOCK
Al. EDWARD w. ROBERTSON.
Substituted Trnstee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

Deutide Katbolifen! isiet esn
vKatboliiter Ueiten".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

tiger Gatsr, iiilo an iDrcr slebe miro es
SbneI nltt ieblen!"
Sic rcidte i9m Die Sano sum gbs
i1ieoe.
Sod einmal fblo6 lie lire Sobter
SlrtliN III Die Nrme uno tiiBte 1ie wie=
oerDpit Nui Munp, 9lugen uno @an=
Qeu. Der Ibi6leo muroe Ssioen ent=
icBllA iNper. Die .~erfabren, we!he lie
~unAaben, laaen in oieIem Nuaenblif
'pmobl Der Wutter, ais Der Sobter nit
fllrWtbdrem Druid, auf Der Seele.
Nur 9ewaltIam ordn9te 6iraloa lire
SbrGnen uno ibren Summer silriif,
inter 3drtlibteiten iib b~emiibeno, Die
marterllocn @eOanten, welde ii9 8u=
brielells -bemdbtigt battel, su per=
lbeit1en.
Noh einen GuB y cine imi0e llm=
drinung, oann 9ab Die 6onlteiie Die ge=
liebte Sohter frei UNI wanote lib Der
Sbir- Su, ais III bemieibeR Mpmept oaa
Gcrdul0 raider MtGnnerihritte aul
benz Corridor lid neruebmcn lieB uuD
9leihoaraif Die Gin9angstDiir baitig
9eotnet purbe..
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8egenuart Der tbeurcn Mutter fat per=
0ellen, bebte beftig Suiammen uno lire
0ano grin mad Dem Sersen, lpie I'm
Den tpotllNen Strsih a~b5ubalten, Der
lie treIien iollte.
Va - auf Der S1,pclle - Gabrielle
gegenilber, bod aui9eribtet, nit fun=
telnoen Nlgen, itano grmano be
Siane's Soofeino - 6raf eugen ppr
Samartin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
RntbnltrdJrr pfIfftr

ben GeSeusbnrger @arien.ateu,
Der, Ipel6er alS Samilienfalsnaer beuts
uo9 imuler unbetritteu oaitebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
90.

MNr1uis DC GiQnDL mel6er in ieinen
&Ollieliel Suriid9elebnt lag, bate lett
S0bren ni6t 10 gut alis9eieben, oils
eben jebt. Gr bate nit Dem Geiell=
f6aftsrod susleib 9alants gtanieren
un9enOmmen. Gr mar IN oieiem 9lu=
Qenblid oas polltommene Silo zines
Goelmannes. aus Der alten 3eit.
Die Dertleioete 6omteiie erbob Ii6 in
Dem @u9enblife, als Der Warquis ms
3lmlmer qefabren iuuroe. Na6oem Ser=
tram iib Wieoer entIernt bate, iteite
@iraloa gsioe nit lei6t sitternoer
Stimme einanoer por.
Der Warquis ma6te cine Serbell=
0ung nl6 Der SOt=Gtitette lluo Die
6Omtelie Ientte lelle Oas Saupt. So=
Damn nabn lie, ieiner gunorOerunQ 9e=
mGB, in einem Sebnltuble YlaB, melber
Dem leinen gegenilber uno mebr in Dem
S6atten itano.
sd bite Die Srau 8r1iin, es
Qiiti9lt enti9uloi9en 81 polen, oaB i6
ni6t auiitebe." iogte Der Ntarquis boz
LID yaber i6 bin ciu Stlnps Der 8iht.
SD bin ein armer, after. Ieioenoer
Wtann. Sic linO 9eniB eritaunt,
Grau @rGIin. Sbr Uermibtes Sino
unter meiner Sbbut wieoerSuiinoen.
Glue 3neifel meroen Sic lid iebr 0e=
an4ltigt babeu nm Die Yerlorene."
,9us babe i6 in Der Shat" ant
nortete Gabriele nit perltelter
Stimme. Isle bat mir bereits bon
Sbrer arOBen Site uno 6reunoli6teit,
nit Der Sic li6 iiir iie, Die Sbnen polio
Sremoe, intereNiren. er5Gblt. SIS er.
0reiit mid Elm S6auoer, penn i'd
oaran pente. in pel1e Sdnoe lie bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
-. Gmmftmt,t

. Seioe glatter bieteu neben elmer
. Ior8falti9 aus9earbeiteteu g9o6ens
. Runoi6au, bic cine fur;seiaBte quite
. ueberli8t iiber bic Suuptereigniiie i'm
. Sns unb &uslanOs umiaBt, cine ;cits
9emaBe Grorteruns Der relisiOieu 8as
. 9eSTragel, wel6e bic oelti 6eu 6atbos
. lifen inSbeionOere intsreiiiren, iopie
. cine ior9i &c auswabl Der Geui9s
. feiteu aus ben ein;elneu Staateu Der
. uuiou.
4.
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Ser
Ka(@o(l|t6er
WeQen-
10000

III ell por;iisIides orsan beItinimt
Iiir ale oeItl6cn tatbolii6eu ,Samis
lien oes 9alI;eu &eiteuS Der Scrs
eiIigten Staaten. Der 0eierfreis
lit ein lebr beoeuteuoer, welber ii6
tG9li5 pergrOBert. 2lls an;eises
blott 1T Der c6atboIii6er @eneu"
Don lebr sroBem @ertDe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

lllan idPreibe fir probenum.
r,ern an Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

Surembur9cr! abonuirt auf Die
y~Surembur9sr 6aSetts".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Tebcnbci ,,eiaGt,

piomeu mir uniereu Gr;Gblungen
cine 9enane Sorsiait NIB mir
wiIui9en bic auimcrtiamteit auer
unierer 2eier III beiouoerer @eils
aui OieieIbsu ;u leufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27

. Y Il nj Ten

81 ieoem Der beioeu SlGtter perben befou,
bere Rramieu 9e9eben.
Meme A~bomueuten ir9eno zines Der
@ldtter, Wel6e I'M GorauS beSablen,
erbaltel cin Fradtgebetbu9 nit ben &erteu:
y gott III Die siebe,
q Die Ra6ipI9e @briiti, unb
81 Sers Seiu, Guel Der 9iebe Gu srobtu
Srut).
alte Gb onuenteu, pel6e Elm So5r
ibr announcement i'm Uoraus be;abler,
erbalten sur
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Sie
curem6urger
9a5eQe-

1T ell ipe,ieues Organ Der 0llrsm,
burger Der 9an;eu Ser. Staateu
uno belist eiuelI betrddtli6en 9eiers
freis uno bietet ein beionosrs sutes
anSei9emittel, oa es eiuen beitimms
ten, pou teinem iouitigen Slatte
erreldten geierfreis bat. bel weI6em
es fir iebe a~nSeiSeuOe Sirma Don
Nusen 1T, pertretel ;u isiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-27
Ll1xrmh,trpfr Gazette

cine I eSiiii6 lurem Bra,
mi e. Bud oper Silo, iiber ELI Iurembursis
i9eS Sbema.
Gum
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30
POWERFUL 8EGGARS in CHINA.
They Are Irrepressible, and viii Not Take
No for an Answer.


The Chinese are more charitable than
they have been given credit for. They
give freely, especially on occasions of
public or private rejoicing. Beggars
are numerous everywhere, and are or
ganized into sort of union or guild,
with master at the head. whose word
is law to his mendicant subjects and
whose laws are as unchanging as those
of the Modes and PcrSianS. No man
can be buried without a large share of
funeral baked meats" falling to the
lot of the beggars' guild. No person is
allowed to marry by this powerful
union unless he or his friends pay
tribute to the king of the beggars, in
the shape of big feast and a sum of
money. The last varies from few
shillings to one hundred pounds, ac
cording to the means of the tribute
payer. The feast must consist of as
good food as is served to the wedding
guests.
On this the beggar king and his cab
met dine with as much gusto, if not as
much ceremony, as the emperor of
China when feasting his ministers. In
almost every city you will find a beggars'
guild. The subjects of any one king
vary in number, according to the size
Of the city. These kings of China's
submerged millions, whose territories
consist of streets, cutters, bridges and
doorsteps. and whose subjects have
been won for him by poverty accident,
vice and disease, exercise a patriarchal
sway and dispense rough and prim-
tive justice. The Office is not hered-
itary, but elective, and tenable for life.
The bcggar king lives in a house that
is almOsta palace, compared to the mis-
cradle shelter that his subjects have to
| be contcnted with. Not infrequently
| he grows rich from the tribute paid
| him by the people of the upper crust of
society. He has powerful means of en-
| forcing his demands. He has means of
| annoyance which the police are I'M
able to put a stop to.
| Suppose a man about to marry re-
| fuses to recognize the claim of the beg
gar king. His wedding procession will
| be blocked by thousands of lame. halt,
and leprous beggars who will ease their
minds by imprecations such as are I'M
| fit for bride to hear and will be sure
| to bring ill-luck on the married couple
Else this unseemly rabble will besiege
| the house of the unlucky bridegroom
| and go through similar performance
| 1t is worth a large sum to be rid of
| such pests. Even the magistrates, au-
tocrats as they are in their own realms,
respect the Office of the beggar king,
and never offend him if they can avoid
it. Ordinarily beggars go from house to
house and from shop to shop with a
bowl in hand, into which is poured the
| handful of rice, or is dropped the cop
per coin of charity. They are irrepres-
sible. and will not take no" for an
answer.-Chicago Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30
Not Verified.

"Will-you," he said, timidly, will
you have some ice-cream?'
mo, thank you" replied the young
woman. 4 very seldom eat it"
He looked surprised.
DO you mind getting engaged to
me? I know that you have been en-
gagged to several other young men this
summer. But that doesn't count"
Il was never engaged in my life"
she replied.
slight pallor came over his face.
Pardon me, but do you know that
your hat is not on exactly straight?"
Isn't it?" Oh, well, [ can fix 10
when get home .-->
He looked at her with CHASTITY
stare.
Great Scott" he exclaimed, have /
read the comic weeklies all these years
for nothing"
And he sank to the pavement and
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30
THY WILL Be DONE.

When earth is arched with sunny blue,
And life is but the caroling
OF memories of pleasant hue,
And thoughts that can no sadness bring.
How easy then it is TO say.
On Bonded knee, day unto day:
Thy will be done"
But when the mornings rosy light
We see not through our tear-dmmed eyes.
And Peace has winged herself from sight,
And bird-songs are but mockeries;
How hard thing 1t IS to say,
On Bonded knee, day unto day:
THY will be DONE
Thrice blessed they, or high or low.
Orrich or poor, in youth or age,
Who calmly walk through veal or wos
and con life's lessons page by page.
And with an honest heart can say,
And with 4 child-ltke trust can pray:
Thy will be done.
Katherine H. Terry, in Good Housekeeping