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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-05


FOR SALE-2l aerez small horse and barn
good truck farm, cheap Address BOX al. this
once m33
FOR SALE-Cbeap. go acres 81 miles ron
city, on good read: brick dwelling. good barns.
etc. address BOY 80. this Office. mss
FOR sALE-New cottage. 81. $50. advancing lots.
haG $40 70 80, e foot your chance now
villa sites. $50 -u Sl.a5J: easy payments: book
let GEO- X HILL, OBS 18th 3d. nw. m25-f
BRENTWOOD, ND.-oae car fare to District
line: lots minutes U8lk beyond District Sl25
10 $50; few lots. $4,000 stiU offered at Sl25.
on mcnthly paylueats Of 3. Enquire -. A.
BAkLLEII. Loan and Trust Building. uah2g-25t
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR suE-Fine tricr, dwelling. twelve rooms.
OF modern improvements. corner house. near Iowa
Circle 0ur-oitown owner anxious % SELF price
S'.lc0- LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER, e33 ? ST. uw.
FOR SALE-ou 5 st.. near I5.h. eight-roo1 BAY
500 LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, e70 F st. nv.
FOR SALE-No. 1918 Wylie S. me-. six rooms and
baths price, si.lep, terms TO suit. ST. ne.. near
18th ST., new hlaestl y-tuir BONE six rooms and
bath; l00 price aad easy terms. FRANK A. MAR
hlScN, Narder Building, 9Th and SIS. NV.
FOR SALE-HOslE SEEKER. this is for YOU.
near Congressional Library. beautiful siU-ro1m
bath and cellar brica house; French plate glass
yestl1ule doors; model home 10 FIRST conner,
500, SOD cash. balance Sd month. rented.
sli-50 N A EASTERDAN, Bond Building,
FOR SALE-Six rooms and hath brick. corner
property; desIrahiy Iuc8ted Northwest nice
home, price. = So, easy terms " q. HALDE-
Man. az lith 81. e5-s
FOR sALE-a-2 Cd st. ne; o rooms and bath
sui. FRANK A. HARRISON. Narder Building.
ytb and r SIS. NV mss
FOR SALE-Crcat bargain in o I0-ro1m and tiled
bath. modern house, good location. Capitol HlII,
near Library P.ice, 5000 Address BON f5I
this Office mss
FOR SALE-Pre..y Groom brick. an modern inn
pr0vcmelts. near Lincoln Park price. s. 90.
For sale, Groom frame, 9Th 81. near p ST. Sc.
water and sewer; monthly payments, price Sl.s99.
For sale. G. ST. near slL S. Sc. 6-r31u frame.
side and rear alley, easy payments. price, 81 7DJ.
IL ChETf Nj HLiJtER. -oj Fast Capitol
FOR sALE-Tvo frames. and rooms. re-
spectivcly IN good order. rented t1 white tau-
ants at 81 per month, TOT 2JE12; situate 90 an
avenue. Too feet wide. good neirhh1rh1od. price
$500. GEO. W LINKINS. so lgtH So uN. mi-G
HON TO OWN A MODERN HOME near III
Pleasant with Slo0 cash and 50 monthly: for fun
particulars drop postal. telephone OF call ilr uez
lG-paEe Illustrated uO0Slct plat. etc. Of Norla
CO-t.nhia Heights, buy rou and resolve tha great
increase in value by fh" extension 90 18Th I4th
and lCth SIS Fulton r. GORDON, 79i lith 50.
NV Telephone Aaia 5.e-2 cS5
FOR SALE-Nust De solI- Immediately, an good
homes and excellent iuye-tal. Rats.
Fla ave me- rl1u.- and bath, brick an
mod. imrs $50 asked. afe. wanted
18th r. ne. near Tar limo, H,i.-. rooms and
a IT,. near 10Th no.. rooms aod ra.u. SOFA
10th 81 ne, Groom --lg.rr slt.t
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingt0u 5-f2 a. -n-- 6-52 o. u, 1-35 a. M IG-fj
a. NJ daily. except Mondays, 200 o. M 9-gg.
D. H.. and $50 o. daily Local trains feoai
Hzrriz0uhurg. 49, a. H. week DAYS auL
9-s5 p daily FROM Cha-IottesviIIe SIS
a. n. and $50 p m. daily.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-SmaE country house, newly painted
inside and out. wall tinted, on Gag ligr. to re-
sponsible tenant Address BON i5j. This office.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

NANiED-By an experienced bookkeeper and all
round oflse man, situation Address BOX sG3
this 0fice 80
hANTED-Piace Co drive delivery or cooking in
s-s,auiant. loD wages. reference FRANK. %
18th 70. Sc "a
= hy Young ma, stenographer work
70 DO after p IN. Address BOX "a tins oaice
nj 80 ~ -~'
NANTED-By reliable colored man. a Mace >.
aIlyer or hostler. Adares co 18th st ne MS
WANTED-By young man. positio, 81 t,,t,..--
SI, Or some other responsible position Addre.s
'1-, ----a t-L-.e- mag
NAA4 ED-By colofed man. place Dis arxf chs
COOK Pm cafe. reference. Address b Defrz.s =
ml-Z
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Four white thoroughbred Pomerauian
puppies: three male and one female. Mss Gus
SIC. 1910 st. NV. mas
FOR SALE-Singing eanaFies parrots, ssts. dogs,
Fabbits, guinea Pigs. fancy poultry. psa-ioWls
soldrshes, incubators. etc SCHhID'S BIRD
STORE. 7I2 18th 90. nv. uI2-d
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wAETED-SToREs.

WANTED-To rent small store Cor grocery. Ad-
dress Box sZl this Once "a
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-rmni-15d front rooms, board, 50
month"; private family g22 Massachusctts ave.
MA az
FOR RENr-Tyo 81 three bright. cheerful rooms.
furnished for light h0usekecpiug, reasonable. so
9Th ST. ne. ell
FOR RENT-Furuishcd back parior; gentlemen
s5e L st. nw- eos
FOR REST-Fuuishcd room. s. per mouth. 6as
I ST. NV e@-
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms board if
desired. s02 utH ST. NV. mos
FOR RENT-Furui,hcd complete light housekecp-
ing, three delightful connecting pdrlor rooms
reasonable 50 h ST. ne. mos
FOR RENT-Nicc. large furnished hau room
llSI 7th ST. NV mos
FOR RENr-Oue furnished room Tor gentleman.
So per month; Northeast. Addgess bon li9. this
cfice. m5-S
FOR BENT-Tour communicating rooms. private
BATH large porch. suitable light hOUscbceVlrgi
heat and gas furnished; $40 month Cpl Mas.
ave- ne. mos
FOR RENTING nicely furnished irort rooms.
tls 9th ST. NV ei-S
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room 4o2 Io.h ct.
Sc. cf5
FOR RENT-Ouiy s. per month. for large, nicely
furnished rooms southern exposure Call after g.
@23 81. MS. mis-
FOR RENT-Lieht housekeeping. two large fur.
nishcd rooms; water on same h5uF. zoe st. uw-
mis-
FOR RENT-One or two furnished rooms. cheap.
second ho0r, with bath. lis California 81 me-
mis-
FOR RENT-Large front room, furnished, IS
month 42I 9th So NV. mi3
FOR RENT-Roouls. furnished or mfamished,
hr-t and second floor. near Pa ave-, Capitol HUI
%. 9th 81. sc. mi-5
FOR RENT or large furnished OF UT. furnished
terms reasonable u NV e3-3
FOR RENT-Furuished or unfinished room, %
hoor, s.; board if desired. l5 3D. st, ne. cJ-S
FOR BENT-Four furnished rooms for gentle
men only ga2 PeuusJ lyania ave uT- e5-S
FOR RENT-TNo communicating second story
front rooms, reasonable Oh 18th ST. mss
FOR RENT-furnishcd or rmfurnished rooms.
single OF suite; reasonable rent .IJ J,h 81
NV mss
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished second d1or room.
with bath f26 G. ST. ne mss
FOR RENT-Iigbt housekeeping. furnished COM
pete, entire parlor floor, three reauJiful rooms;
moderate 80 St. ne. mss
FOR RENTING or three rooms. furnished for
hous' >eepiugi second floor. 800 I'd st. NV mss
FOR RENT Furnished room. suitable for one OF
two gentlemen bath 1dIouIEgs Var De
partneat 1924 Pa. ave NV mss
FOR RENT-TIuee communicating furnished
rooms. Sl0, housekeeping llzS 9th 81. uv.
mS-3
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCINC-PROF. CALDWELL's ACADEMY. Go
G. 70. NV, Monday Thursday. and Saturday
evening; private lessons given at appointed nouns.
MRS. /. JoHNSON-Chair Gaming sind postal.
8j5 81. NV. m5g
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED, 81 HELBIG'S
MUSIC STORE. 1912 9Th H. au5-Iu
FOR sALE-No auction sale ever offered such
bargain opportunities our clearing saIc OF
square pianos think Of buying a Chickerinc,
piano as Tow as S35 on 81 weekly payments and
other makes az equally low figures F. c. SMITH
lZ25 Pa. aug ff
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN. IIO4 7fh NV. e5H
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and sold; also book Linding In an H.
6rsLehes- 81 Q 81 nv e3O-u
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Tickets sleeping car reservations and detaiIeI
information can be bad az ticket 01ices 7G5 I5-a
s., 5II Peunsy lvsuia Avenue. AMI Pernsylvanz
station. Baggage checked through from hote-s
and residences
Phone Main Iffl, P r. R. Cab Service
G.. H. ACkERT. General Manage.
S. T. HARDWICK. Gcne-al Pass'r Agent
L 5. BROWN, GeneraI Agent
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. POSTOFFICE. NOTICE
should De read daHy, as changes nay occur
az any time
FOREIGN MAILS arc forwarded % the ports Of
sailing daily and the schedule o. cIosinSs IS ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
April Q, 1902. the last connecting closes win
be made from .he MAIN OFFICE As Follows.
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail % North
sydney, and thence via steamer. close here daily
except sundays az 1900 M, and on sundays At
lI-30 a. M The connecting closes are made on
Mondays Wednesdays, and Saturdays. ODD C)
Nails Cor 2HQJELnN. by rail- % Boston and
thence VIA steamer. close here daily exceDt
Sundays 90 I1-05 m-. and on SUNDAYS at ll.93
a. ~. (d) H2
CUBA MAILS close here via P0-t Tampa. Fla
SUNDAYS wednesdays. and Fri5l-s 40 g-l5 n N
and via Miami. Pa. Trasiays and saturday,
az 1879 a. U-
Mails for NEXICO overland. unless snaoi,IIv
addressed Tor despatch by steamers s1iliag from
View York. close here d1ily pr 1870 a. m ana
1850 D.
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED IoO houses 10 paint and paper: esti-
i1ates furnished cheerfuliy; show 200 at,Ies
a domestic and imported wall paDrr TlJF
s4lE1 COMPANY, IZUJ New York ave Phone
Main 2g72 no
v ANItD-l am having numerous enouiries every
asy Tor medium priced houses. northeast and
southeast # yVu have any sou desire 10 Dlsee
RlChARss, Columbian Building. MAJ
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Only IS Minutes to Alexandra
By Washington and Alexandra Ferry steamers OF
The Washington Steamboat COMPANY.
Limited.
Alexandra Ferry, from 7,h s.. Ferry Wharf
ROUND TRIP, 15C.
New Schedule in effect April ]. 1927
LEAVE MA>HiNGTOS-Wee DAYS A. m
6-l0. $40 49, $50. 300 1000. 1850. II so.
p m, L.20, 49, 2-50. 3-l5. AIS, 500, 80.
and $50
LEAVE ALEAANDRIA-Weck DAYS. a m
80. 60 I-5D. $40. 9-I5. 9:45. IO-f5. lI-30.
p m, $3.50, 49, 2-S0. SIS, 8.I5. 40. 5.f5.
and go
LEAVE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
~ NDAASA- b., ESQ., 1890. II-SO. p m
lz-50, go. 2-50. $780, 80 $50 ana so
JOHN b. PADGETT. General Managsr-
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WAETED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-Gent's IoW-frame EheeI; must be
cheap AdtIess BOX 458. this office m5-s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-A secondhand bicycle. in good re-
pair. cheap; describe. Address BOX 40. this
office. mss
WANTED-Old gold silver: gold dollars 81 25
Up; pawn tickets bought LOUIS ABRAHANS
4S2 9th 81. NV ap5-ts
TANTED-Furuiture Of al kinds. contents Of
houses and fats d. NOTES. s63 Fla ave m5-3
wANTED-Medium-siz sized safe, suitable for Ledger
and other books state price Address BOX 49,
TINS olhee- m4-3
wANTED-Bieyc.e Can at Ioo5 B st. NV. mas
WANTED-2O9 people to try the best s5c. dinner
IN the city Of Washington ~ the kENILWORTH
CAFE. EOl Pennsylvania ave. es-7
WANrED-R0ofs 10 repair; no rag patches but
s0na5ic price. send postal " b. MARCHE
% Eaet CapitoI q. m3-3
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. J.. MARKS
20 Myrtle 81. eI5
GREAT RETURNS At SMALL COST Satisfscfo-y
Printing 1000 cards. billhelds, envelopes. 81 81
HAYS, SIS l. 81 NV. mh5I-7t
WANTED-Highest cash price paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing. Address postal viii
can D. IARSHEs. 1893 5tb q. nv. elO-S0
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wsNrrD-Uhitr or caiared girl to DO general
Eou-cu a,s. Apply ial OH st sU. e5-2
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WARTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-sl0 daily. Introducing our brilliant
eaahsht burners, families. bushes housss
tFNnks. churches, private and public Buildings
Dry AZ sight these burners are whit the people
are looking for; they do not REQUIRE chin
ney it0 oreak or wick 20 trim and make no
smoke or dirt, Ct am coal oil lamp without
ct, and cleauest light. il l. yrest r,-,nssv
maker for agents. % per cent proht- write al
onec arc pei 70 work right away; sample frre
ENIEhPhloE MIC co. 943, Cincinnati. o.
In16-coo-Zmo
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BOARDING

CHINESE AND AMERICAN CAFE for ladies and
gentlemen; meals served 10 order. 40s 18th g.
SAM HING, Proprietor ma
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR sALE-Tvo large lots. wOodside. Nd. C.. II.
SERRIN, l2IO 81. NV. e5-3
FOR SALE-Or exchange FOR CRY property. farm
% lho acres . miles from Washington, II mile
/ nom railroad. pump, new house. barn and out
buildings Address Bon i57. this office mi
FOR SALE-A beautiful place. containing %
acres, on che Metropolitan branch. near SILVER
plenty OF fruit; b-ro.u cottage, price very cheap
ior few days oulv- JOHN SCRIFENER, 80 AZ
ST. NV. mss
FOR SALE-S3.809 I25-acre farm at SILVER HID
8 miles from PeuuSy ivauiG ave bridge go aces
clear cheap az So per acre. JOHN r.. DO',o-
HOE q son, 30s East Clpito 50. c25
FOR sALE-BrooSllnd. D. C.. lot J0zl5o. 5-rc7m
cottage, porchcs. city water, etc. only So -
500 cash balance 90 sCit G.. G. WARlNG. TIA
ST. nv. e3-}
FOR SALE rookllud. D. c.. lot 25xl5J;
rooms price SI,5oJ, 500 cash. halsnce Si-
monthly. C.. C. WARING, ma st. NJ. esS
FOR SALE-Anacostia Heights, overIooks city.
beautiful view. splendid cottage rooms; spa
80 % 500 cash, balance long time e. C.
WAIING MA ST.. MS. e3-3
FOR SALE 10 acres rich land. improved br
4-foo1n and summer kitchen, large chicken house.
near HyattsviIle steam and electric cars. cheap
and easy terms j. H. ROGERS, Owner, Hysfts-
vile. es7
FOR SALE-too CHOICE SUBURBAN HOMES
AND Farm BARGAINS. SEND FOR GAIA
LOGJE
700. CHEAPEST FARM IN VIRGINIA; q
acres 10 miles; cottage, barn, heuuerv. etc. fine
spring. some fruit: on line proposed electric
SO. GREAT BUSINESS SNAP: good Groom
house, bake oven, store room. ftted for bakery
and confectionery; hustiing town close 20 p.
miss it.
C22. CRIST AND SAW MILL AND COM
PLEIE CANNING ESTABLISHMENT. appoint
menis for milling and canning on large scale.
udrehouse; acre ground frst-ciass business;
Il. coo. SNAP.
G23. GOOD BUSINESS PROPEK-T: wheel
wright shop, blacksmith shop; dwelling acre
ground; fruit, good water S6O0
GA LITTLE HONE, acres: 5-roou dwell
ing; healthy place; pleasant surroundings. $50.
GA. EXCEPTIONALLY CEEAP. p acres. y
miles dwelling Llcn. stable, nenuerv; timber;
superb shade, acres Strawberries: 5000 asisrl-
gus plants, variety choice fru IT. 81 800
C25- COUNTRY STORE, Doing GOOD BUSI-
Ness; acres. good location: desirable and at
tractlve bargain sos.
5.l- PRETTY NEW HOUSE; porches. out
6uiidinss; good land magnificent spring; timber;
62G. I00-ACRE NEARBY Farm; an fenced.
new dwelling large barn, 0utbuiliing eIezaut
sfTlEg; spring house. pretty shade. plenty fruit:
Ilee iacataH' ven Tatefedi very healthy; Sl,sO0
$50. 500 BUYS 29-ACRE FARM: healthy
location good land. plenty timber running
Mater; lo-so5m house harm, stable; fenced. Big
II YOU HAVE ANYTHING To SELL. WRITE
-. solLE 81 CO. Bank OF Washington Build
ing mss
FOp c,rr OF -u
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Experienced settled girl for general
bdu.a,,.r.- s.ay nights. raie-cuces: good home
and prompt iay. - Nev Jersey ave Sc. 81
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wAErED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

MANIED-A eanopy-top sarrey in 8rst-class con
diiion; slightly used Address BOX s65, this Of.
nee eos
Will TRADE unencumbered LOT 30 Hrattsville
o. BrcntW0od for hne surrey. buggy and hsruess.
p. o. BOX q. Hysttsyllle. e29.7
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that the darkness which prevailed at
the time Of the cruclilNiOn was due to
a solar eclipse, for 1t Is unCOnteSted
that the Jewish Passover at which
season the cricilixiOn took place, was
held during full moon. and at such tins
no eclipse Of the sun was possible,
From the explanation already given,
it viii be seen that did the orbits OF
earth and moon coincide, an eclipse Of
the sun would occur at every new moon
phase In fact, however, the sun II
eClipsed only when the new moon is on
plane with the earths orbit, or, as the
astronomer would say, when the moon
IS at or near here nodes points Of in
tersecton OF the two orbits, See Illus
tratlOn No. 3.
The discs of sun and moon appear TO
be about the same size; but the appar-
ent relative sizes vary as the distance
OF the earth from the sun and OF the
moon from the earth varies When the
moon Is nearest us her disc may APP
pear larger than the suns, and if a so
lar eclipse occur at such time the sun
may be entirely hidden by the moon, In
which case the eclipse Is total. If. how
ever az the time of eclipse the moon
appear smaller than the sun, the face
OF the latter is not entirely covered,
and a ring Of light will border the edge
OF the moon, producing an annular or
ring-like eclipse. This appearance Is
Illustrated by diagram No. a. Further,
II the new moon be near but not eX-
actly at her node. only the upper or
lower part Of the suns disc may be
covered and the eclipse would be de-
scribed as partial.
A TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE.
An interesting and impressive incl
dent Of total solar eclipse, is the OPP
portunity afforded OF viewing the glor-
ious corona or fiery envelope Of the sun,
When the SUMS face Is entirely hidden
by the moon the lunar disc appears to
be bordered with brilliant beady flames
OF indescribable color. See illustration
No. 8.
The motions Of earth and moon hay.
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more favorably situated for observing
the coming eclipse than are the people
Of the east since according to our
time the event win occur much earlier
here than on the Atlantic coast. The
moon will pass almost centrally through
the earth's shadow. and win remain In
darkness for about an hour and a half.
The principal features Will occur in or
der as follows, according TO Mountain
standard time:
Moon VIII enter penumbra, SIT p, m,
Oct. lG.
Moon will enter umbra, 9:l7 p. M,
Oct lG.
Total eclipse VIII begin 1919 p. m,
Oct. 16.
Total eclipse will end 1l4S p. m,
Oct 1G.
Moon viii leave umbra, 1850 a. m,
Oct. II.
Moon win leave penumbra. 1850 a. m,
Oct Il.
While ecllpses Of the moon are Of
great and instructive interest, they are
OF comparatively small value to the as
tronomer as means OF making accur-
ate measurements, owing TO the diff
Guilty Of determining the precise instant
Of contact between the moons disc and
the edge OF the earth's shadow, For,
while to the naked eye the shadow APP
pears sharp as II first shows on the
moons face. through the telescope It is
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NEW LINCOLN ANECDOTE.

While / was an inmate Of Gleason
sanlarium, Elmira, ~ Y. I heard the
following auecdote OF Abraham Lin
coin. We had at the sanitanum very
old gentleman by the name Of nc, Rob
bins. but had lived in Washington d.
c.. for 50 years, his business being a
patent lawyer. He was Intimately ac-
auainted with Mr. Lincoln and was Soc
lected by him as chairman Of the fret
police commission afttr his Inaugural.
ton IN 1861. To this Mr.. Robbins ] owe
the recital Of the story to which have
alluded. He said
After the emancipation proclamation
had been written, II WI be- remem-
bered, six months were given to the
Confederates to lay down their arms
and come back to the Union before u
was 20 20 into force. Providing the
south returned 10 the allegiance TO the
Union as OF yOre, the proclamation was
not to be- issued. But God was working
out the destiny OF this. nation. and nOt
man. and the result IS known 70 his
tory.
The early elections had gone against
the Republican party. Republicans be-
came alarmed 4 tremendous pressure
was brought to bear upon Lincoln TO
withdraw the threatened issue Of the
proclamation. upon the day fixed. They
declared that II was against the spirit
and wish OF the people. ana would ruin
The party. Letters came pouring IN
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from every state In the Union begging,
implOrng. sometimes threatening anu
IL was feared by "a few stanch anti
slavery men Of the country that Mr..
Lincoln could not Withstand the pres
suro. But me said nothing. kept his
own counsel, and no man knew his
mind
one DAY about "A week before the time
I'm which the urorlam1ton was a. so In
% force. Mr.. Robbins. as was his priv
ilegc. walked into the office OF Mr. Nico-
iav. private secretary tO Mr. Lincoln.
~. was feeling very anxious. for Il was
"a dark and gloomy time Tor the coun-
trv. Mr. Lireoln's room adjUned that
of Mr. NIcolay ana while Nr. Robbins
WAS Sitting at an open IRE talking %
Mr.. Nicolly Mr. Lincoln walked In. put
his hand uu0n ,he shoulder oi Mr Rob-
bins ani said.
We'll old friend the important DAY
draws near
Yes" replied MT Robbins 'and l
hope there W,I bc hJ backing down or
backing out ON your part
well. ! donf know SAYS Lincoln;
Peter denied his Master he DO ught
he wouldn't but Doc liI.'
Mr.. Robbins says that he ie.i q ihriil
pass over him He knew by this impls
but subtle hint thar the sOu. az Linz
coin was determined and ;he Union
and liberty were secured.
The great day came. and with II free
dom to both black and white Hypoc-
risy had flown sincerity and manhood
had come 20 abide. a few days later
Mr.. Robbins met Mr.. Li7cnlu, and tbs
latter rrasred his hand a1d said. well,
friend Robbins. / beat Peter '-BangOi
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a. IN eastern Europe and throughout
~ greater part Of Asia. The predlc-
sn n these events has aroused COM
rsn5able interest In astronomical
A.somena In general ard particular
b IN eclpses,
4 h generally understood, an eclipse
me moon occurs whenever that body
I nor revolution around the earth en-
pp The shadow cast by our planet into
y,c Plainly then. since this shadow
scn the side OF the earth that Is
n,nsd away from the sun, the moon
svch a time must be on the outside
sthe earths orbit; or, in other words.
NJ Earth must occupy position be-
tV,en the sun and the moon. These
rslatlye positions will be readily under
uoA By our examination OF the ac-
tamnnying diagram;
No l. This shows the shadows cast
ty earth and moon. The black cone
streaming out to the left Of the earth
Gktte umbra, and the portion light
" SHADED is the penumbra. II will be
sen that the first is a tapering cone,
uhk Ne second Is a diyerging cone,
The arths shadow Is not drawn to
scale, as the limits of the diagram