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Lew Hawkins, who was once and not SO far
away in point of time-a celebrity in this city,
has been heard from again. Aud the word
comes from Kansas City that he is in trouble,
to such an extent, that anyone who may wish
to write to him, had better address the letter in
care Of the county Jail. In other words, Haw-
kins is in Jail on complaint of woman, who
charges him with beating or confdencing he,
out of $235 or thereabouts. The woman, a
milliner by the way, states that he confdenced
her trusting nature and then fed. Anyway he
was found in Denver, brought back, held te
bail in 81 500, and in default of the sum is il
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WANTED.

0kC! 25c!! 25c!!! 25c!!!! Pays for arst-class
GO breakfast, dinner or supper at HICKS, 81
Jackson street. 1889
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TO RENT Houses.

NOR RENT-several very nice rooms in the Nc.
T. Qui1an Block, corner of Wabashaw and Third
streets. Suitable for Offices sleeping rooms. In.
4uire Of MEAD & THOMPSON, in the building.
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NOR SALE-Two Novelty csrom billiard tables as
II good as new, at PERKINS, LYONS l. CO., 96
East Third street. E5ss3 8.
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Lincoln on the Lift.

Few were aware of the physical strength
possessed by Mr.. Lincoln. In muscular
mower he was one in thousand. One
morning We were sitting on deck, he saw
an axe in docket on the bull
warks, and, taking it up, held it at arm $
length at the extremity of the helve, with
his thumb and forehnger, continuing to
hold ii for a number of minutes. The
most powerful sailors on board tried IN
vain to initiate him. Mr.. Lincoln said he
could do this when he was eighteen years
of age, and had never seen a day since
that time when he could not. 1t occur
red TO me. when reading the details OF the
plot that terminated in the death OF the
president, that his abduction, which was
at one time proposed by the conspirators,
would have resulted very disastrously 10
those who should have had the termlty to
undertake it. The plan proposed was to
wavlav the President at night, during one
Of his frequent visits to the War Depart
ment. where he was in the habit of gong
to read the tclegraphic dispatches, dur
ing the time OF important military move
ments, and where he would often remain
until a very late hour. returning alone
through the grounds of the White House.
A half-dozen men were to seize and car
nv him off; hut, had they attempted It,
thew would probably have found that
thew had met their match, for he had the
strength of a giant. Judge SWEET, Of
Chicago, who was an intimate friend Of
his. saws that he has seen him dash into q
crowd where two powerful men were
fighting, and, taking each by the collar
hold them out at arms length in the most
helpless and ridiculous position.
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A Little Story About the Zulus.

4 missionary some years ago preached
to the Zulus about hell and told them
how hot it was and now surely they
would go there if they did not change
their courses. A Zulu chief, having
heard him. invited him to dinner. The
meal ended the chief, says South Al
rican newspaper, turned sharply round
to the missionary and said "What was
that YOU said this morning about putting
the great Zulu people in great IRE after
they were deadl Come this way, and 1
will show you what the Zulus are; you
don't know them, j can see. lie took
him to a pile of wood, which was of ire
mcndus proportions-as big as a bay
store-and had IT set fire to all round.
When it was properly IN blaze, ana
gave out so much heat that no one could
come near 1T, the king summoned the
two regiments who had listened TO the
sermon and ordered them to charge the
burning pile and extingulsh 1t. Naked as
they were, without shoes or any covering
at all, they rushed into the burning mass
like madmen, raving and yelling, and
did not stop till hardly vestage OF the
fire remained. The king then SAID to the
missionary "You have seen that That
is what we will do with your hell. The
ZuIus won't play with your fires, and
Won had better clear out of this country
at once. or | will have little fire made
for you to put out The missionary
took the hint. and left the kraal the
same evening. Is it any wonder, ask
the people, after this, that Gattling guns
and rocket batteries have no terror for
the Zulus?-and it is certain they have
none. The ZuIus, when Ordered to at
tack, attack; and though they may be
mown down by thousands still come on,
vnfil they conquer or die.
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Daughter and Wife.

4 bad daughter seldom makes a good
wife. Ii a girl is lll-tempered at home,
snarls at her parents, snaps at brothers
and sisters, and .'shirksn her ordinary
duties. the chances are ten TO one that
when She gets home OF her own, she
will make it wretched. There are girls
who fancy themselves so far superior to
their parents that the mere privilege OF
eniovIng their society in the house ought
be All the old people should have the as
surance 10 ask. While their mothers arc
busy with domestic duties, they sit in the
easiest chairs, or lie on the softest sofas,
feeding on cheap and trashy novels, and
cherish the notion that they are very lit
erary individuals. The household drIidg-
erv il to coarse for such fine young lsdies
AZ they. The business OF their pareIf Is Is
n provide them with nice clothes, ard 70
be content with admiring their handsome
appearance in the intervals Of labor
/ Girls Of this sort are very ANXIOUS TO be
| married, that they may escape the disa
erreeabIeness Of home where they ars
held. more or less, under subsection
Therefore. thew are smiling enough t.
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His Mistake.

At an auction sale of Yankee notions
on Michigan Grand Avenue the Other
night, the auctioneer put up fine comb.
and somebody bid eight cents. A second
bid of fifteen cents came from the out
skirts of the crowd, and pretty soon the
arctioneer knocked the comb down at
sertv-eight cents TO unknown, who
provcd to he the darkest kind Of an AFR
can.
Heres your comb; settle at the desk,
called the man on the box.
ACombl Why, / thought was biddin
on a gold watch Y replied the victim, az
he came forward
"A gold wats;hl
eYes. sir. I fought / was gettin' .
regular gold watch. Z
"a gold watch for forty-elght cents z
gasped the auctioneer-
Deed, sab. but / was perfeckly vii
lin to 70 up 10 sixty, purv1din' It would
run All day Icngl I war gwine to riz
right up on dat forty eight cents if you
| hadn't yelled out gone! - deed was 4
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A FAMOUS SOCIETY.
History of the Roman Arcadia, of Which Lex
NH. il a Member.

History of the Roman Arcadia, OF Whieh Leo
NH. is a Member.
The Pope, as it is well known has been
a member OF the Arcadia many years
Arcadia is the celebrated literary Roman
society that was founded in this city at
the end of the SEVENTEEN century. Its
first meetings were held in the Palazzo
Riario, now Crosini Lunagara, inhabited
then by Christina, of Sweden. That
Queen was its frs patroness. The mem
bers of the society originally were learned
men who formed the literary cotirt that
assembled around that remarkable wo-
man. The first meeting was held on the
Gath of January, 1866, over 200 years ago.
The celebrated lurisconsult, Gravlna, was
one of the first officers of Arcadia; and
drew its beautiful table of laws. The
main end of the society was tile study of
moral philosophy, and poetry was after
wards added. The first President was
the distinguished Crescembeni. He
wrote history of the society, as well as
many other literary works. When the
Queen of Sweden died, 1859, the academy
became an independent society. Its meet
ings were sometimes held in the Farnese
gardens on the Palatine, then in the Giar-
dine Gucnasio, on the lonely and beauti-
full Aventine; it was at that time the
places of meeting took the names of Bo-
sen Parrasio and Arcadia, and the society
continued the ctistom; still adhered to-
of imposing Greek poetical names on its
members in conformity to the first pastor
al idea.
The first meeting of Arcadia as an in
dependent society was on the 9Th OF
October, 1889, on Moifte Janiculum, in
the classic garden of the Convent of ST.
Pidto, IN Montorio, under the shadows of
Tasso's oak a beautiful locality. The
new constitution of the society was re-
publican, and its chief officer Cresimbeni,
was no longer called President, but
Custodc Genetale, and his name in Area
DIV was Alfisibeo Ciaro The office of
Custode is still reelected or new one
chosen. The first Custode, Cresimbeni
or Alfesibco, became celebrated in the
literary circles of the eighteenth century
all over Europe.
In 1926 Arcadia left its beautiful
grounds Of Tasso and went to its present
locality. on the Janiculum, the fine gar
dens and paIatiaI buildings which were
given to the society by the King of Portu-
gal, John V. The beautiful gateway OF
the Bosco Parraslo, on the Janiculum,
and the handsome building now used by
Arcadia were designed in 1896 by the
distinguished architect, Azzurri, PROBES
sor of st. Luke. and one Of the leading
Roman architects of our day. The Bosco
Parrasio is used only for spring, summer
u
home of Arcadia is in the Palazze
Attempts; there are the library and hal
in which the public Gdunanze are held
Rome Correspondent PhiLadelphia Tete
graph.
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TIE REBEL FLOWER.
nv SnRA PERRY.

Across tbe'garden path she led
Her Tory guest, with stately tread:
4 Boston beauty in her prime,
With courage equal to the time
That tried mems souls. her loyal heart
Cried out against tlIe craven part
It was her irksOme fate to play
As courteous hostess on that day.
A gracious, gallant air he wore,
A gracious, gallant rank he bore,
This Tory guest yet well she knew
Beneath the air, the rank perdue,
A crafty, tTcachcr0us purpose hid
As pOisons lurked beneath the lld
OF jeweled baskets long ago,
When every friend might prove Zoe.
The garden beds were gay with bloom
Fair treasures which have given room
Long since at FASHIONS stern decree
So splendors from across the sea.
For close beside the stately rose
No tyranny can e'eT depose,
The sturdy camomile did lift
It's myriad blossoms snowy drift
what flower is this?" the Tory guest
Half paused to ask in idle quest
moments thought, then sweet and clear,
1.-The Rebel flowers, we call il here,
She answered him, this Boston dame
OF lovely mien and rebel fame.
"How's this ~ he laughed, and laughing sent
4 keen look at the fair face bert
In modest musing on the flower
Shes newly named within that hour
"H0w's this. sweet dame. aud Nhy, pray teA'
So fair q flower name 80 lcd
Sborld win and wear A swift smile sped
Across her face then slow she said,
Because my lord this flower THAT'S Won
Your need Of p Use, when trampied on
Springs FROM he dust and thrives anew
In 'fresher yigor than it knew
b forr such blows Of fortune came
Thus rightly winning name and fame
"Ah ha" laughed out the Tory guest
At this bold speech. "a pretty jest
I faith sweet dame, and braYely said,
When next we meet perhaps tread
'Of wcighticr heels E.tay have crushed out
These boustcd claims, and put to rout
Your rebel flowers. till name and fame"
Are lost beneath the dust If shame"
She laughed him back. with laughter born
OF CAV disdan and sparkling scOrn.
When next We meet, nay lord" she said,
This rebel flower will lift is head
In lustier vgor than before,
Aud name aud fame forcyermore
Shall flourish braVcly in the land
Despite tn oppressurs' heel or hand
When next they me- my lord has laid
His sword beneath the rebel blade,
And she who prOphe,cd the fate
Of British yalOr, stood in state
On British soil, an honored guest,
Wearing upon her breast
IN smiling triumph for that hour.
4 pOsy called Ehe Rebel Flower"
Prom "The Mosque Of The Potts"
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bear, that's what you are I'll go home
to ma to-day, so, now! Boo-hoo-hoom
By this time Pettibone has finished his
dinner, after fashion, and hastily aris-
ing from the table, he tells his wire to 60
home, or 60 to bed, or anywhere 1t suits
her to 60. Jamming his hat down over
his eyes, he leaves the house.
The next time he gets letter for his
wife on his way home 20 dinner, he re-
turns to the store, sends the boy up with
the letter and note to his wife saying
business is so rushing he will dine at a
restaurant to-day. He says that is neat
and quiet way of avoiding a "scene."
About once year, however, he tries the
inside pocket dodge, but it never succeed
ed-never Rome Sentinel.
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~. BowI.INanRoKE RocnF
;
While she toyed with it he spoke:

While she toyed with it he spoke:
"You have been peculiarly successful
with Eyadne, l believel"
"Yes, she replied in bird-like accents,
"that is pecuniarily."
"That's what mean. Nothing is sue
cess that does not pay. / have heard you
have made some thousands out of
Camille!"
II have"
II also understand that you are the own
er of several fine estates, and that you have
everything you desire. If this is the case,
| am sure you have my heartiest congrat-
iilations.
''Oh; yes,n she said as though her vani-
had been titkled. / have everything
have everything I want own resi-
dence at Newport and another al Cape
May, and have plenty of money in the
bank. / get a big salary wherever | go
"That is good" said Mr.. Roche pleas
antly. II always heard that YOU were well
off, and that further more you are amiable
and atfectlonate and
"What paper do you Representa-" sh
inqusred, as She colofed slightly.
"None, Miss; none. I am not a news
papcrman. am very poor man an
unpleasantly poor man, and Thought as
you are wealthy I'd just step in and see
if you would like to support me. am
just the kind of man to marry a rich
actress. Now, if you would like 10 be
announced on the bills as Nine. Roche just
say the word.
H.; -.!!-?!!-yelled Miss Glen
coli, in towering rage, after which she
rushed upstairs for her smelling bottle.
Ten minutes later Mr. Bolingbroke
Roche was standing at a bar giving the
free lunch mental criticism, and samp-
ling it at the same time
ats always the way" he soliloquised.
"The papers say a woman is rich and I'M
married, and when man goes disinterest-
eddy and offers to put her out OF her misery
for her own sake, she gets mad and makes
a fuss: | think the next time | have TIVE
or three dollars to buy bouquet for one
of these histtionic females; I'll purchase
an nm brpl1a in efeaH
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eligible bachelors, quickly smoothing
down the frowns which alone they give
to the members of their own families.
A caller who doesn't have a chance of
seeing how they behave as daughters;
may be excused for fancying them loving
and lovable beings; but one who does see
it Is foolish If he commits himself by Of
fering marriage TO girl of this sort.
She is not fit to be the wife of a worthy
man. If she will not assist her mother
in domestic labors, and badgers the ser
wants, is she not likely to be even slothftil
and ill-tempered when she marriesl If
she now thinks herself too fine to work,
is it safe to expect that her views as to
that matter will radically change If she
becomes a wife,
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psal CENT, WIN the stomach.

I
II 1t proves refractory, mild discipline is the
thing 10 set ii right Not all the nauseous
draughts and holuSes ever invented can do
half as much to remedy its disorders as few
wineglassfulls-say, three day-of Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters, which will afford ii
speedy relief, and eventually Danish every
dyspeptic and bilious symptom. Sick head
ache, nervousness, sailowness of the com
plexion, fur upon the tongue, vertigo, and
those many indescrihable and disagreeable
sensations caused by Indigestion, are too Of
ten perpetuated by injudicious dosing An
immediate abandonment of such random and
i'll advised experiments should be the first step
in the direction Of cure; the next step the
use of this standard tonic Alternative. which
has received the highest medical sanction and
won unprecedented popularity.
The Forget uincss OF People.
The Oxford Professor who, to avoid the wind
when taking snuff turned around but forgot TO
turn back, and walked six miles into the coun-
try, was no more forgetful than those v no still
use the huge, drastic, cathartic pills, forgetting
that DR. Pieree's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets,
which are sugar-coated and little larger than
mustard seeds, are positive and reliable car
thartic, readily correcting all Irregularities of
the stomach, liver and bowels. Sold by drug
gists.
What fortunes are inhictsd by disordered
liver. Pains in the right side and under the
right shoulder blade. headache. nausea, in
digestion, costiyeness, unpleasant taste in the
mouth and low spirits, are among the fndt-
ella. Besides, the saffron tinge it iinpafts to
the skin is the reverse of becoming But DR.
Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills speedily dis
pei the symptoms by remedying the disorder
which produces them. Sold by all drug
gists
For throat diseases and affections Of the
chest, "Brolcn's BroncliiN Ttochss," are Of
value For coughs; irritation ri the Throat
caused by cold or unusual excrtiou Of the
vocal organs, in speaking in pullie, or singing,
they produce beneficial results
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A SeIf-Sacrificing Man.

We will call her Miss Glencoli, she
lives in a fashionable residence UP town.
She is one of the worlds favoritc TRACE.
diennes. Wherever she goes fortune
seems to follow in her train. She l. adj.
mired and almost wotshiped far and near.
The other day when She came from re-
hearsal, man was waiting in the potlor
for an interview.
She stepped in, bowed graciously, and
he extended his card. This is the card.
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81. Paul Foundry
AND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
NANUFACTuHTRs on
PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES.

= -.
We Manufacture the ism
Gus Double Woven Wirs
Mattress and warrant ID 10
be the best and cheapest bed
bottom made, or the money
refunded. Before you buy
lie sure TO send 20 us for cir
cular. We can furnish you
with n prime article at less
,ibly buy elsewhere. Hotels
it'll every kind Of bed bottom.
notice. Address 1ys A Co.
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The St. Petersburg police have been
reinforced BY 80 soldiers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We publish elRht page uafffr--"tAF NATIONAL
TRIBUTE devoted TO tho Interests Of Pensioners Sol
ders and sailors and eif heirs also rontaina Inter
sstin g family reading.
Price-Flfty Centaa ycAr-gpeoial lndcremenis tn
elullp oropar blank g. collect amount due uuor new
ARlsEAnH PENSION Bttsa furnished gratuif9usiytV
regular subscibars nrlR ad such claims filed Ia Pen
sion Office without cherGe. January number as sueeL
men copy free. send fpr y GEORGE Il. LEMON y
60, Washington. ID. q Lock Box 325.
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JOHNSOk'S NEW METHOD
t-oR-
WI Q NY,
THE GOSPEL or JOY : ::s:.;; az, ..'s :;

OLIVER DITsoh a. CO., Boston
c. n. DStsen q Co.. j. r. Ditson a Co.,
SO dwsy New YaFk- 2che-t7at IT'S Pniias
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Wv Ynrk. b1ston AMI UlcAPo
The Mason 4 Iiamlin Organ Co hsye taken
the highest honors nj all worlds exhibitions for
more than twelve years-ylz., ut Paris, 1867 /;
Vienna, 1873; Santiago, 1879; Philadelphia,
1876, and Paris, 1873; and they are the only
American makers who have taken such at any.
The Mendelssohn Piano Co. u East 18th
Street, n. Y, sell Pianos at Factory Prices.
Write for catalogue.
Smoke Pogne's oittlne Bun Durham Tobacco.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
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HDnty than you can possihI
and the trade furnished with /,
and mattresses at short mott
N Fast 9TH IfYaaf ~ Paul
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DIED,

E a On the s0eRnE of the 2sd of Desem
thirty-three years and six months:
Funeral from t The residence resi- Of his aunt Mrs
On the the 81 ns Friends IF tss
respectfully invited.
HOPKINS, On December 2sd. 1879. after a lon,
twenty-seyenth year OF his age. He leaves widow
Funelai takes place from Christ Church south
east, at 2 pm, December 25th. Relatives and
friends of the family respectively invited to at
LEE. On December 2sd, 1879, at her resid enee in
Prince George county, Md, ELEANoRo l. LEE,
year of her age.
MATTINGLY Z On On December 2sd. 1879. at her
E. G at c s @ mrs n
TINGLY. wife of Chas. W. Mattingly. aged twenty
nine years eleven months and twenty three days
Gone, but not forgotten;
Cease to weep, for tears are vain
God called her home-he thought it best,
And with her Saviour she's at rest.
BY HUSBAND.
vices to be held at Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel at p
to which the relatives Ives. and friends are respect
SCHNEIDER. On Tuesday. December 23d.
ss Ofss m the BELOVED HUSBAND
his age.
Our Father we loved so well;
IT'S only his chi1drens acheing hearts
Can tell the agony how hard it was to part.
Farewell dear Father. one long farewell.
God strengthens us, pray,
To bear the grief, endure the pain,
Till we called away.
We bow submissive TO our lot,
Though sad that lot may be,
The Father that's gone
Will never be forgot.
By HIS CHILDREN.
The Funeral will take place from his late residence
on Friday, December 2eth at O'Clock p. m Ser
vices to be held at the Lutheran Church, corner
Doth and streets northwest Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
WHIT. On the 23d of December. 1879. at IL
O'Clock noon, of scarlet fever, KITTY CARLoTrA,
only daughter of A. s. and Emma G. Whit, aged
five years three months and four days.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents, No. 463 street northwest, on Friday
afternoon next, the Goth inst. at O'Clock.
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. H. WARNER, Auctioneer

TRSsTEE,s SALE OF VERY , DEs dF4T
T MAsHINGT9 3 4 AND ADJOINING MOUNT
By virtue of deed of trust, dated Deem IL
Der 10th A. D., 1870, and duly recorded in f:.mE
Liher No 49, folio 176, &C., of the land rec 4.2
ords for Washington county, in the District OF Co,
thereby. viii sell, at public auction, at the auction
room Of B. H. Warner, No. Ole T st. NV. in the
DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. $780,, AT 1 o'oIooK P. M,
land, lying, and being in the county Of Washing
ton, in the District of Columbia, and containing
seventeen and a-haf Q71S) acres of land, more Or
less, with all the improvements thereon, and bein 8
described in deed of conveyance recorded in Liber
D, No. T. folio 452, &c., Of the land records for
Washington county, D. c., saving and exceptin 8
much Of said property as was conveyed to Joseph
CO. folio 406, Sc, one Of the land records of Wash
ington county, which excepted part is described as
follows: Beginning for same at the intersection OF
old Piney Branch road and the 14th street roads
Branch road So rods to a stake and stone; Themes
north SOY deg. west about 26 rods to Hiram Wal
BRIDGES land thence northerly by said Walbridges
land about rods to the center of Pney Branch
stream thence easterly along said stream to Old
road to beginning; containing acres of land, more
or less.
Terms of sale: One-half in cash, of which $500
must be deposited at SALE the remainder in equal
payments in g. IL and 10 months, with interest from
date and secured by deed of trust and insurance to
the satisfaction of the Trustee. Terms to be fully
complied with within six days after sale, otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
at the cost of defaultng purchaser after weeks
purchaser.
EdecA-Staw WIN. II. WARD, trustee.