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TIRED OF VIOLENCE.
Citizens Of Homestead Want Peace and
Order.

Citizens of Homestead Want Peace and
Order.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July f5-Tn Homestead
citizens all are unit today in one sentiment
they want no violence, and declare that under
no circumstances, save q reintroduction Of
Pinkertonism, will they resort TO arms. This is a
wonderful change in a week. and whether or
not the presence of the militia has TO do with
this peaceful attitude the men believe them
selves thoroughly in earnest as they
reIterate the statement, and today de-
clare that even the presence OF
non-union men would not provoke them TO o
breach of the peace, although they admit that
they would use all moral suasion possible 10 in
duce such persons to leave town. As an evi-
dence Of this sentiment the telegram OF Mr..
Hugh 0'Donne1 to Attorney General W. u.
Hensel may be referred 20. In the offer to 10
turn the Winchesters to the proper parties Mr..
O'Donnen merely demonstrated the general do
sire Of the miilworkers TO conduct the wages
conflict on lines other than those which led 50
many possessors Of the captured guns to say
last week with signifcance, 10 the victors be-
long the spoils."
The members Of the old advisory board today
will repeat that they perfectly willing that the
sheriff should send deputies into the mill or
that he assume direction OF the Carnegie watch
men, and that the locked-out men viii not at
tempt to pass the gates under nearly any provo
cation The men, OF course, are as watchful as
they ever were. and the constantly fying ru-
mors Of non-union men coming serve 70 nour-
ish their vigilance Yet Il is safe to say that no
harm would be done them.
Last evening Q man came into town and said
he was going 20 work. The men argued with
him for two hours and finally he returned to
Pittsburg. In all the time, however, not one
personal threat was made against him.
About I: 80 O'Clock this morning there vas q
hurried beating to arms throughout the second
brigade and q scurrying Of officers which was
very war like. Informa ton had been received
that the camp was to be attacked from the rear
by the locked-out men before daylight. Where
the rumor came from no one knew, but IL wss
sufficient TO arouse the entire brigade. TO have
the guards doubled everywhere and 70 keep the
sixteenth regiment under arms all night
Meanwhile the locked-out men slept peace
fully in bed, totally unaware Of the alarm they
were csusing In camp.
At an early hour this morning the gusrda
around the mill fence were tripled, and later
around the entire mill. % that nov the guards
men are only . few fest apart around the entire
plant. Whether The very strict profession is
cauaed BY the long roll last night or by infcr-
nation Of an invasion Of The mil can only be
conjectured-
The Iocked-out men certainty look upon II n
evidence that non-union men are 10 be brought
in today, but such rumou have been flying 80
freely lately that they ere beginning 70 be dis
Ths eieAzA regiment rslisvsa the hfsssnsA
toO~sisusd o. stz<A Peal
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERs.-The President
had busy forenoon today with callers. Among
them were the Attorney General, Senators Hale,
Carey, Warren and Mitchell, Representative
Clark, Gen. A. Med. McCook and Capt Baker,
U. s. a.. Representative Henderson Of Iowa,
with Miss Clara N. Travis, and Capt J. A.
Wheeler Of Iowa. Senator Mitchell introduced
party OF Oregonians, consisting of Thomas
+. Osborne. president Portland chamber of
commerce; Editor Moffatt of the Portland Tel
egran, Judge ]. s. Spcrry and Col and tho
Misses Meussdorffer of Portland
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ARREST OF FoRGER.-The State Depart
ment is informed of the arrest at Montreal O,
Carl Goldschmidt for forgery committed in
New York. The necessary extradition papers
will be issued ut once.
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A DISTRICT BANK's CHARTER EXTENDED
The controller of the currency has extended the
corporate existence Of the Second National
Bank Of Washington, d. c., to July "A, 1912.
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THE CRUISER BosroN will sail from San
Francisco in a few days for Honolulu to relieve
the cruiser San Francisco, which W i'll return to
the Mare Island navy yard to have her bottom
scraDed.
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FouETH-CLAss PosrMAsTERs. Fourth elias.
postmasters have been appointed as follows: v
Quick. Farnwen, Va; B. B. Greever, Fire Oaks
Va; W. L. Stiger, Paynes, Va.
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DISTRICT Act APPBovED.-The President has
signed the bill to punish the carrying or selling
of deadly or dangerous weapons within the Dis
trict of Columbia
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A CALL ON THE BANKs.-The acting con.
troller Of the currency has called for a repor,
of the condition of national banks ut the close
of business Tuesday, 18th inst.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY.-The President has
granted the following pardons: E. A Box,
Utah, bigamy; Alfred n. De Ford, Wisconsin,
violation section 5415, r. s. Pardon was de-
MED L. c. Suedeker, Utah, for adultery. In
case OF Jas. Casey, California, pardon denied,
but fine and costs remitted; in case of Geo. T..
Sanders, Kentucky, sentence Of three years
commuted one-half.
Tennessee, sentenced to two years imprison-
ment for violation Of the postal laws, the Presi-
dent has committed the sentence to imprison-
ment for one year.
In the case Of Julius Noyes Of Mississippi, SEN
fenced to imprisonment for thirty days and to
pay fine and costs, the imprisonment is re-
mitted.
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The DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL SIGNED
The President has signed the District appropri-
alton bill
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Boatswain John Costello
has been ordered to the training ship Rich
mopd,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAY.-Tnternai rev.
enue, s562, ,594; customs. s692, ,S51.
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titled pare rye whisky. This whisky has u very fine,
delicate favor. and n tonic beverage it has no
equal. Age-three FOUR Ave and six years old. Price
according to ago
n. A POOLE.
jy6eo1m 944 Louisiana ave- A. W.
Pk,srNE9 II 4 rNNfE9HIE66T 9.I6 pIIt1 a 4 1sTrs " r. AD.
Telephone sE sa; h'i iSisi H sshk iis,i1iS ST. NV.
SO; 90 50. $3.50 eo-s9oO.
Suifsyor men at reduced Prices.
worth fully ethird Nine dollars and ninety
TSSss1s T5SSss1s r., ,S, Ss5s !s s now 4. 90. "
IRONS rS@ssrs rs thss thas we're we're id nn now e.
, BSSs djsl! 1 SRa ,Ss sss T,
4-ts Once corner 10Th and + sfs.; NV
reduced Prices before s prices aaSancs Siss
K~SsToEE YOUR FURNITURE AND vALU-
wAsHfNaToN HSaiNS Ssss SAFE Ffs DEPOSIT COMPANY
r1REpHoory ysfS3Is sfSMsek 81 Rooms. fSs
onr~. TEUMK SToRAGE SPECIALITY.
OPENS A. NJ CLOSES 4::;0 y. M. ielO-6m
1-TYPEwRITER PROCESS.
BE The money making circular.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
The best for same money.
BYRON s. ADAMS.
feiephohe 3D tiy0f 5f2 ffth st. n. ".
K&SMiCHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRIGERA-
tors. Gas and New Process Gasoline STOVES.
tin, stove. range and furnace work. plumbing and
hitting, garden hose Pay cash and 20 per cent.
Tel. 9Si. fap.l3-.}m} JNO. MORAN, 2f26 Pa. ave,
H~THE MODEL TAILoRs,
SNYDER WOOD,
1o3 Eleventh street northwest.
Best Materiai-F First-cass work-Fair Prices. Jy1-1m
E4,DR. F. X. DOOLEY HAS REMOVED HIS
3GA office and residence from No. f406 Corcoran
s. TO No. l35 same street (cor 18th and Corcoran)
once hours. to 10 a. m. to , and u to p
Telephone cali, 1913 BentIey's drug store. je16-1m'
H-@SNEw DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING
II. D. BARR. I'LL Pennsylvania ave.
Suits from s35 up.s
Trousers from $40 up.
Low prices from this date with hi9h-grade art. ja2O
a.,NOTICE OF REMOVAL
W. M POINDEXTER, Architect,
Prom lo0) Pennsylvania to 1870 + st., Rooms l.
=, . ana i, second Moor. 3y2-1m'
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FINANCIAL.
ORGANIZED 1S45.

ORGANIZED 1s45.
THE N. 7. LIFE ms. CO.. SURPLUS. els. o0o 600
The New York Life's new contract. issued without
limitations. is particularly valuable to members of the
army and navy and to those travelling.
jyll-2w Branch Office. 1914 T 81. NV.
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
u CIATION. 1913 4 St., Washington p. c.
Shares, 800, payable in monthly installments,
which Participate In all profits and mature in "a
months.
Pays interest on money deposits in any amount
and per cent interest paid special deposits
from the date they made.
Directors: W. s. Hoge, T. c. Daniel, Frank Hume,
George ]. Johnston. q. W. Howard J. w. Foster.
NS-3m
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srIRITUALIsM. GEORGE PERKINS,
f readnss hS sETyfE EyEf III FspR viii
iTiigs nsll 500 St NV Office hours to daily.
- On st. NV FRIDAY, last day for private
nishs nsas Mr az Wosn az h st. and
VIII tc closed to visitors rom JULY Is to
ordsl Is Ii 'sth laiHssTSf Curator
6NSExcELsloR ASSEMBLY. No. 267a. Z.
There Will be regular meeting Of Excelsior Assem-
ply 1as NO ro, S < of Sr dETDaY n he
By order of N. W. iy13-3t'
NmosUMMER DIsCOMFoRTs OFFSET.
NO TROUBLE. WITH THE FLIES
ronr g%h doors Pr0Tde @ winSor ns proper screens for
shd!ustabIs window Screens. 25c each
window Frames. % inches square. for
making your own screens. 17c. each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors. finished
with spring hinges. hook and eye and
DO YOU sEEP sbHsi SkFpES in!E ri HOSE; 6sse;
The lawn will look better by its use,
end the house Will be free from street
25 feet Garden Hose. with couplings
and patent nozzle, only 81 10
GOOD WEATHER Thfs sif T6R selF fhF asHss ss
There's nothing like Lawn Mower TO
inch Lawn Mower as low as S3 25
Better ones-THE COLDWELL STAND
ARD-for more money.
WOULD YOU MAKE YOUR OWN ICE CREAM?
We have the Freezers. The quick
kinda few turns-cream Is ready. It's
cheaper 10 make your own cream.
3-dt. Ice Cream Freezers, only 81, 81.
BARBER ROSS,
Builders Hardware &c.
COR. ftTH AND q SITS. NV. fv14
K,FOR ALL COMFORTS,
- THE SEASIDE HOTEL,
OCEAN CITY, ND,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
k~oESTRAL UNION a,S MISSION: pssS:
Don't fail to hear
REV. TOM OSBORN.
THE DRUNKARD'S FRIEND
iyl3-t SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS.
K%MoLDERs, ATTENTI0N.-ALL MEM.
the meetins Of the union foNeHf sa.Sss to at
o hs of
SATASSS TASrAEEEH, raAEEEEsse s1cH AND POOR. HIGH
Meet ukpEEsF ExsHhSaShH n4Sh s1SHEs HALL 18th
eG IS ExESssa Ws y s.ksn y
Opposition e excessive and unjust on real es.
s1s ss' District Of NAM TSxpsahs fFs xya
R&SALL MEMBERS OF DEPARTMENT OF
- Potomac. woman,s Relief Corps Auxiliary
and s s.apssrf K Y fafSa
8co1k Matters Of special interest pertaining TO
st Sua dfpeEmpt IT. MasbN bsNssSSsps Dent DA
R,sPECIAL NOTICE.-ALL MEMBERS OF
H>S Union Friendship Lodge. No, S3I. g. T.. O.
e at the for ha e
il. 'O'Ae' h'n'S SSo sa5a Z. NORWOOD. Secretary.
K6STo DENTISTS!
The board of dental examiners will be in session at
12l2 III p Pa aye NV; THURSDAY, July II. and
VS. WILLIAMS HIST DoSSAIIHY. e n Secretary.
VA,
ROSSLYN. VA,
ROSsLyN, VA
There Is only one IN the business selling
the properties. and that's myself.
FRANCIS HUFTY.
3y15 18th and F SITS.
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HON JAMES MCMILLAN, Detroit,o Former
HUGH MCMILLAN. Detroit. onacers and
WILLIAM C. MCMILLAN. Detroit, Director,
FRANCK j. HECKER. of the
CHARLES l. FREER. Consolidated
WATSON NJ FREER, Companies,
HON. RUSSELL A ALGER. Detroit. Mich.
GEORGE r. TCRNBULL. Vice Pres;den. New York
GuAraaty and Indemnity Co.. New York.
EDwARD F. LAWRENCE. Director First National
Bank. Chicago. III.
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sr~TO ALL SEEKING INVESTMENTS.
stock company Is being formed to pur-
chase a tract of clay land in the vicinity Of
WASHINGTON and establish an extensive
plant for manufacturing press ornamental
and common brick.
All interested In the formation of such
company are invited to meet at the office Of
JOHN Il. WIGHT. I41O G st. n. W., MON
DAY. July Is. at 4:3O p. m. TO elect tempo
rary officers and directors and adopt articles
of incorporation. jy134t
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VENDORS STATEMENT.

This conpsny viii be incorporated for the purpose
II taking and carrying the business of all
Sslloving companies:
The Michigan Car Company.
The PrninsulAr Car Company.
he pet-oi. Car Wheel Company.
The Michigan Forge and Iron Company.
The Detroit Pipe and Foundry Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

FIDELITY
BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSO-
CIATIOE OF WASHINGTON. Z. C.,
OFFICES: 913. 915 and 9lS ST NV
To those desiring liberal and safe investment. we
commend our per cent o-year Coupon Certificates.
&c Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits.
You can borrow s1 900 from us on Real Estate
Security and it back at tho ra.e of $l3 month";
Offers unprecedented opportunity :or Investments.
combined with absolute security. 10000 shares in
force
STOCK 81 PER SHARE.
MATURING IN 1oo MONTHS,
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF 5000
Al money secured by best real estate. Loans made
under the personal inspection of the officers of the
association Safety guaranteed Your correspondence
solicited Circulars and other information at ofics.
HARRISON DINGMAN. President
ANDREW wALL......vice President and Manager
ALOSZO TWEEDALE. ALE.....................Ss Secretary
oLOh1L olDSoN. Ircdsurer
EDW. s. YORK. Manager Of Loan Department
GEO. ". LEACH. Asst. Manager Loan Department
J. E. SMITH. .......... Attorney
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SALE
Prior to removing. for the next thirty
days we viii sell our surplus stock Of Fancy
Groceries. &c, at actual cost This is an
excellent opportunity for stores and hotels
we'll private families to secure bar
gains
GEO. z. KENNEDY SONS,
ie2p1m 1909 st. NV
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ts-,ARE YOU A wHEELMANS
49,. We cannot sell youa bicycle, but can
sell you Bicycle Suit-Shoes. Cap. Sweater, Sc, !,
at lower prices than Others ask.
We yie.d the palm to none as far as the variety
of the stock and the lowness of prices is con-
cerned.
Bicycle Suits Of Jron-twist Stock;nette in navy
blue and black for 800. Equal of others at 40.
Regulation L. W. Suits, Caps. Shoes. Hosiery.
&c.
B. Ii. sTINEMETz L SON,
1877 Pa. n iy15
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T-.SSFIRITUALISN. GEORGE PERKINS,
49, psychometric and spirit test medium, will
give his We Snderfuf readings EVERY FRIDAY, 8
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-20
How the burglar Was Reformed.

When Urah Hccp was in the model
prison. enjoying all the fayors which the
system of reformation in vogue there con-
ferred upon its recipients, he impaired 10
II company Of visitors the important in
formation, 1T would be better for every
body if they got took up and was brought
here" A burglar, whom the church army
has enrolled III its ranks, j. preaching
much tho same doctrine. Hen only forty
two years Of age, and has spent seventeen
Of hem in jail.
-Four or five years ago lie iuvonted new
implement for opening safes, which u,fi-
mately led to the opening Of mis- eyes. 10
was an excellent instrument for the pur-
pose Of gaining entrance to locked Offices;
only the first time he brought it iutJu opera
ton it stuck in the safe, and his attempts
to get it out made 50 much noise that =
policeman heard him.
This caused him to be took up and to
that happy event he dates his present en-
joyment. He is now assisting the army's
work By preaching TO members of his for
mer "proiessiOn' how much better it
would be for their own good il they all al
lowed themselves to be took mp"
Recently housebreakers have been ar
rested in unusual numbers The police
force have hitherto received the credit of
these hauls, but doubts may HOW arise
whether it is not really due to the work OF
The converted burglar, who bieS-rs the day
when his own invention led 10 lis arrest
Million.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-20
4 Cat That Took 70 water.

The most interesting trait in orr cet's
character did not appear until be had baen
a week or 20 on board. Then he gave us q
surprise It was when We were lying in
Camden hsrbor. Everybody was going
ashore to take tramp among the mills.
and Charlie, the cook. waa coming, too to
row the boat back to Tie Yacht.
MILDLY dscov cred thS5 he was somehow
"getting left" Being prompt and very
decided cat. it did not take him Ions to
make up his mind what to DO. he ran to
the low rail of the yacht pat hia forcNaws
On it, and gave Us a long, anxious look.
Then ss the bost was showed of he raised
his voice in a plaiutive m9w. We waved
him a voodby chaffed hitn pleasantly
and told him to mind the anch0r and have
dinner ready when we got back.
That WAS too much FOR mis- temper. IA
quick as n flash he dived overheard and
was swimming like a water spaniel after
the dingv
That was the strauges5 thing We had
ever seen in all our lives. We ware quito
used to elephants that could pay a. see
saw and horses that could fire cannon, to
learned pigs and educated DOGS, but a cat
that of his own accord would take 20 tho
water like q full b4ocded newfoundland
was Il little beyond anything we bad ever
heard of. OF course the boat was stopped
and MILDLY was taken aboard drencled and
shivering, but perfectly happy to he once
more with the crew. He had been ignored
and sighted, but he had insisted on his
rights and as soon a they We're recognized
he was quite contented. -Baltimore Amer
lean
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-20

Pawn properly PAM lisa luxury mach o..
tened by the natives of India. IL con
Sists Of the fresh leaf ~ tao heucl wins
piper bcieD, in which IL placed IL little
red catcchu, betel nut and quic;lime.
Spices are also often uddod and sometimes
piece Of dry tobacco Cloves and piece
Of the root of the bctcl vine are sometimes
added incidentally for colds and coughs,
for pawn is also regarded rs II stinulant.
il a native of India he an opium eater 10
hdds some Of his favol'te narcotic When
these several additions have boen made
the leaf is folded in a particular way and
eaton with It's contents The betel leaf -
obtained from crecper extensively Cultl-
waited by the HiHduos, who regard . "a
very sacred, and it is with the greatest
difficulty that any one who is IA follower ri
another religion can obtain edmittUnce
into plantation OF betel vines. The bctel
nut is obtained from the arcca palm, and
is so called simply because it is eaten with
the betel leaf.
The visible eifcct RI. e>ofcg pawn b tta'
the teeth, tongue and lips sll become rcd,
and the two latter iuuch swollen. SO much
so that, after long cou~se Of pawn chew
ing, the utternn"c becomes thick and ipdis
tinct and the teeth black. The eHpectora-
ton is al-o much increased and Is cclorcd
deep rcd from the same cause.
70 p,W English taste pawn IS very %
fem iv,. but the natives Of India relish 10
rul r.SHrd it as a necessity. II IL mucn
eaten by NohHmrledabs OF both aeNts aud
by the natives Of Bengal. The Eindoos Of
northern India 90 not indulge in If $50
freely. Eurosian5 and the others Of mixed
races frequently chew it, and some are in
the habit Of continually taking it; but it
would be quite accurate to say that 10
person Of pure English parentage is in the
habit of eating Chambers Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-20

We are ,yt.t Co. errH.t e. -lVht ]j-olo's
as FLEA bite. ',t...u aI.' oy lo r...i
be confouuGc. r.ju i.uU,'. .... D. l....
appears That hy bites, a, i.,t. uHy We
very serious. ii is rot the G..il.r we are
warned against, but the hitherto supposed
TO I've harmless (and "ucCcs,arN'D house
hold fy. 1t is tho old story of living
germs again, lin the incubation Of which
this little creature, notwithstanding the
weakness OF It's man Lible, takes its share"
Another terror is thus added TO our daily
life. The true origin of the prOvcrb, "lic
would not hurt Ny" il now made APP
parent; such is the niildne~s Of his dis
position, it means that he would not even
destroy that enemy OF the human race--the
fly
| possess n little dog against whom two
rcproaches have long been hurled-lirst,
that he is not n sporting dog, and sec
ondly, that be is useless 1t Is quite true
that his notions Of sport are restricted; he
will not tackle Il rat and has some appre-
hcuson about tackliuG n mouse unless it
is in very feeble condition. But to see
him in pursuit OF a biucbottle fly is to wit
ness n chase Of the most Gnlivcuing de
scription and half OF it mp in the air. |
confess thaJ often join with him on wet
days in this harmless recreation Gor he
never 10y any accident, catches the blue
bottle.
When left alone, however, he Will pur-
sue the common hOuscfly with great sue
cess especially when it is on the window
pane Hitherto | have frJwucd on this
recreation as being cruel aud even barbar-
ous, for no not only Kills but dcvours these
small deer but l now perceive That he is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-20
Nntinr NiehtingaIen.

As exemplitying the pirch to which
Roman ep!cureani>m was carried and in
dicetive OF truly barbaric nature. a dish
consisting Of the tongues alone Of some
thousands Of the fuyor.te sCugstcrs OF the
air WAS rcquisruued at immense cost to
satisfy the iuorUluajc cravings of one Of
tine ,mperors. One can hardly avoid the
reflection that such a being must have
been extremely uuuncful. The liver OF a
capou stepped in mill, WAS thought a grcat
Lrlicacy, and of solid meat pork appears to
have ueeu most rtIi~hed.
The -lancn Roman who did not take
Ms pleasure hompopathically recliued dur
ing dinner on II luxurious couch, his head
resting ON his lett elbow, supported by
cushions, Suotouiu, draws attention to
a superb apartment erected by The eNtray-
agauJ Nero, in which his meals were
putaEcn, constructed like \ thcatcr, with
shifting scenes changing with every course.
chambers Journal
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Pegasus ("born near the source Of the
ocs8uD wa, the winged horse Of Apollo
ANA the MUSES. Bcliorophon rode this al.
mJl when he charged the Chimcra.
;leipnir C'the black horse Of Odin') had
eight legs, and could carry his master on
sea as we'll a, land. This animal il believed
to1ypjfy the wind which blows from eight
principal points.
Al Borall C'tne liGhtuing'D was the horse
commissioned by Gabriel to carry Moham-
ucd to the seventh heaven. He had hui
man face and the wings of an eagle. Every
step he tool, was equal to the farthest range
of human vision.
According 10 Tbe-salian legend, the first
house was uraculously brought forth 10y
Neptune striking Il rock with his trident
ST. Louis Republic.