THE OMAJEA DAILY BEE , ST sDAT , OCTOBER 12 , 1S90 T rEXTT PAGES.
SOCIETY is DOKC.
Local Vorld of lashics and Itc
DorotKt.
THE OUTLOOK FOR THE WINTER.
Ccnutlful lionnlnfrt.on Tea n.t tbe
Xltuldence of Mr . E. R. Dnndy
J'orlc Avoinie Hipb Fire Tarty
Tens , IjunchoouK , Ktc.
k It's trno and It's about , time that It should
to ho-thBtciurEnglUih cousins on their rlcht-
litUe tlgttt-little Island are beginning to affect
American words , as very proper , shoving
tow turn about is fair play. Tb.ui while our
.inenoan plrls tre vviilkluu : around talking
pf tliis shop ana that sbop , the Enplish wo-
Jaon are callingtbam "Stores" and BjitsUlnf ; It
frith a rajiital S , if you observe and while our
tvorntti arc fu hics over powns , the Enplish
girls lire primly Baying "dross. " The tied
luhignii be to adopt "pness" ia true Yon-
toe ttjle , or perhaps. th'-y may Import from
the houth "reckon " All English-Americans
nnd those Ameriran-Enpiieh xvilllHj a very
coinjiu'-iie people after a Jew more years of
fraltii -worda , fads and fashions.
By ibevinywhich side las the boner ol
hnvitic introduced ciraretlc-smotinc among
women ' Ln li&b women tow the onus of the
thin ? on w , but may not Americans with
Justice throw tbe cigarette back in their
teftn-
Aai Enplish corrcnpoaflent wboissole busi
ness lito keep Bpuittothe fads and fostiirmi. of
women , SUV * In a recent letter that smoking
Uppomw to lie on tbe increase among women ,
Kid Hint they 6 m to enjoy their tobacco
tren nnre nppredatlroly.jLf 7 > ossiblethan inon ;
Umt 1U ( re is nn cmpusbenient about their
tnioUn tr ttiatmen , from long habit , bare over-
comi that it is probably ovinp to the com-
"fiai.it i rio\oltj of tlie thins nrnonpivomen
that ib y display this eagerness wWoh Is
liordlj rt miiatrhlo with the trne enjoyment
Of th ( w " < > d , hut suppose"that it needs n
sort of heredity of long practice to achieve
the iatiiruorous happiness of the habitual
.That may all be rend with appreciation by
Entrlish women , but ladius oa this Bide would
rimily horror-strait fchonlcl anv render of
this excerpt from Ml Labonrbcre's Truth.
thlnt they know niiythiup of BU ch laupnorous
happmi'ss or tno habit that can over intro
duce them to it.
.A. few uiore cards > fortt'u ahiph-flveparty
or ti\o borne lor wedJlnps have fluttered
Into the almost empty baskets durinc the
Wecl. but otherwise tbe season smni/uts no
J-cmi.i liable symptoms of revival Chat , for
the must part eonc-crns ibolf Either with
fjieculation as to what the season finally may
offerer to a comparison ol notes made dur
ing the summer cam jiaipn.
OflUis bo assured , society this season will
Box lii ncmly so cay as lust Death In several
well ki.wD families lias pat a manQo njion
macj of tie older society leaders and their
Dntxviuiuncnts will be very small , if at all ,
durinfr the winter. Th-u on the other bani
a rum tier of society favorites are
contemplating -visits tfl other
citiif. in return for co-nrtesies
crtt'ude-d to thoirvisltiue friends last season.
This leaves the stacre almost unoi'cnpied ex
cept IPJ the buds , who will have things al
theiro.rn way , ( teeming ! v.this yenr. Asa war
Bhonldn t this ho so * Tuey are fitted to take
up the social obligations rosipnod by their
Bisters und the present wecms tlis most pro
pitious nmefor their entrance upon the boards
Df social life.
It n..y be ccxpoctcd that society \vill not
; Jrotise it rolf f rom its > pi esont comatose condi
tion until just previous to the bolidtiys O !
couro there vi-ill he Uns , card parties anc
rmnJ r.r cJ carlics , hut the big recent ! ons , the
"crushes , " will bo noticeable bv * their a1 >
tonee.
The entrance of the youncr "women , ho\r
Crcr , into fashionable life will lie a pleaian !
flivert'semcnt , and life \\V1 put oa a new
hy reason of their coming. It is the
after all that glvollfo iu flavor ,
Little Cod.
An event which is of interest and will no
doubt bo a s-nrprise to the maiy friends of
Dr. S M. Campbell and Miss Tbeodosia Ken
nedy tool : place nt thcrchidcnce of the lattor's
pare nU , Mr. and Mrs W. .1. Kennedy , corner
Thirty second and "Wool-worth avenues , on
September 17 , JbM. It was the marnaje of
Jc. Camjiboll nnd Miss Kennedy. The cere
mony \vas performed at an early iour "Wednes
day morniup of that date by Rev Jobn Will-
lams , rector of St. jBanmbas church , in the
presence of but a lew clioscn friends , wlio
BOOM to have kept their secret \voll. The
happy couple left immediately for the east
on tiieir-iToflclinc tour nnd have just returned
The bride , an only chila , lias received everv
care itidulrent parents could pivo , and is well
r Ittcd to malic nn d maintain n happv home
fhe hndcproom is n well loiown physician in
T Iheltiiiity of Hnuscom park , -whore ho has
acqulioj n lucrative practice an da reputation
for stall und iihility in his profession The
doctor and Mrs Campbell will reside nt No
BUS \ Voolnorthavennehere they will be
nt home to all their frieuds ou and uftcr the
JJ5th of the present mouth.
At 10 o'clock Thursday forenoon Miss Ann
C. Hoi-plum , danphtcr of 3)r Jamt-s M Bor
plum , vvns united in marriape to Alfred Dar
low , th - rashlcrand ticket agent at thounio
deivit. The cen-mony % vus jKjrfonned at th
rchiclanoc of the bride's ' i athe at CIS Xort
Ttvcntioth Btrot't , and was -vvitnesied by
peltict party of the trirads of the youa
coniJe. The parlors were decorated' wit
flovcrs and smilax. The presents -were nti
meiflUH , ampup thorn being sovrral from tb
pi-ooni's friends nt the "Calon Pftciflc bcai
qunrtc'rs. After the ceremony n roroptio
\rus fnvcn at the residoiico cf the bride ,
vs-hich ivas attended bv many friends of thi
contract me parties. Later they left for Bos
ton and ivill l e at hone about Xovember 1 _
f-ETMOnt AKI > TTOOMS.
r3vr ! H M. Seymour , of the apcnt's office a
Daillnp-ton , X T. . aud MIS.R Evancolin
d.u , priacipai of the Arapahoe schoo
n.arriod Saturday. Her 1 W. I\-ire )
-i deut of the school , tvinp the Irno
.eUtlmc took 7 lare tttthoVesidonooof G.
I1' . Asiii 'v theagout , and was u Jovous yven
la nil j > ajticular ,
iionsox JINI > Mranocn.
Thursdav , Octol > er 9 , nt Galeshurc HI
Mr 3 L , Hohson of this city aud Mils .Icssl
Muiiaorhvoreuuittjdtu inamara Thebrid
Is the daughter of Mr G A. Murdoch of
Gale-burs , one of the foremost drv roods
mcnlmnls ol that city , and is a representa
tive daughter of n place already famous
Jor estimable pirlhood nnd woman.
liool The past C\e or six years
Bho has dcvottid larpoly to the stud v of music ,
Uavintr | K.'nt a immber of years in Xew York
city for itiat Tiun > ese Mr. Robsou is om-
plovcsT isrount clerk at the Commercial
nnttoaui baivb of thi' ' "v. He lias hocn here
l > ut a few months , but ms jinsitioa is a > uf-
ficlciit cniarantyor liis standing anfl worth
Jvtr and Mrs Ilobson cauie airectly to
Omalui. and fortht * present Unvo talren quar-
on at tlie Mernam.
K Islpyer't music hall was filled to over-
igTriday evoninc , the occasion bainc
ho third annual recital by the pupils o !
Jrof Brett , assisted hy Uiss Daisy IHgEics
und Mr. B , P. Dnnoaa. T& first numbar oa
tlie programme wa < n selection by a class of
fifteen violins , the pupils rnnpiagin age from
twclre to sixteen year * . Than followed bolos
by I'.t-rtie Davis , Miss Edith McDonald ,
LovcU Dann , WUliaa JJstor , Walter Chrw-
teuken aiid Archie Short , nil of the pmlora-
yts n'-qn'ttlng ' theinselvet ndmlranly and
'with credit to their instructor. The events
ol the evening in instrumental music wcro
the numbers assicnicd to Miss Daisy and
Mnstc-r Charles Hippins , The first was
Goiird's Boooafl juaturta , u work requiring
prwit hkul in execution ana dvinp tne op-
lioituuitjos for BO exh.hitiin of tbe admirable
vochniqueu'luch tbe iittlo lady pusscisscs
Her roudltiou of this uunibor was recolvci
vrith Rtvat furor. The manner in w hich
Mnstcr C'harles Hippius erocntcd the ex-
treinrtv dimoult concerto No. 1 of Delloriot
hbnwud lie iialnstukinp rare und studv he
put UIKJII the diUioult work , Hl oii-oiiuon
vrus excellent , und ho displavcul pool judg.
meat tn UiehandUnRofitsciquisitebarnvony
Bljmi nt p-ratai and bid Salr to rank smrog
the best
Mr B P I > uncaa tpp arc a In txvo num-
) ers and was -well reoairei Hi voice -was
a good lorm and ho eang wolL.
A. Grnitlne SnrprUr.
Ecv. JJv. Keidrcbollvei at 8:151 : Charles
trcet , this city , has bcea serving the Chil
ian chwrch cf Plattiinouth , as pastor Jor
iboat two years. Thursday evening about
orty of his parishioners anncd themietvcs
with masy of the posd tbjnps in their homes j
and earn * vu en taanM and actually took pos-
sesiloa of Kev , Reid and his elepast home.
Alter & day of ) ov and feastisc they
> ude adlcn to their pastor and his
wife Icavinr ; babind not only pleas-
am i E memories but quite a supply
of tbo iifcessunw. of Ufa , including a punt to
BUpjJr other dtfioiaiicieswhich may hereafter
arise.
Her Ecia i vcryhiehJy Tcpardcdby ils
Hjnprepation. He has fully doubled xhe mem-
jership since his term of service b ; aD. lie
ins recently tendered his resipiution , but It
IB evidently not the Intention of the church
X ) let him go Following ; are the names of
, hoie xvho composed the visiting party .
Bird CritchfieW and infe , Fraud Br > vd and
wife , Peter Bates and wife , Robert M' alter
find wife , Charles Twiss ftud wif a , George
Parmer aaa xvife. Ed Todd nndvife , Lun
Todd and wife , Mrs. Sammors and - wifelr. \ .
\Vardon and daughters , Dora ntid Mftnda ;
Dr D. C Hon-ieliBiia , Sjl Osbora , Peter
Klcpins. Allen Ttidd , LOUK Walker. Bert Sic-
Elwaa , Roy McElvnin , Jennie McElwain ,
Bt-lle Vcrinelta , Maud Crii.cnCeia. Minnie
Bate * , Laura Twiss , Exic Buzacll , % VU1 Carr
and Frank Buziell.
A Charming
The hare that hung Over the city Thursday
reminded on a for all the world of a Loudoa
autumn day , bat the fall f rashness , and eicn
the muddy streets , did not prevent a larce
n mler ) of society leaders , from accepting
Ivlrs E. S Dundy , Catlen's invitations to
Kcninptoa tea in honor of Mrs. Emma Ho-
tnan Thayer , of Salida , Colorado , at tue homo
of the former on fat Mnrv'b avenue. Ivlrs.
Thayer is not uuknown to many Omaha jieo-
ple , ber praceinl pen bavinr shown the \vorld
throuph her bonks tie hcautacsof the ild
flowers * of Colorado and California. I\"ot
ill one as a champion of the flora of the west ,
but ia the broader field of literary life lias
she mude an impress , her novel "The Eatrlish
AjncricaiT hat uig brought her a fair meas
ure of fame.
BiThc house , inhonoro * the event , -was beau
tifully decorated with flowers , tbe mantels ,
the alcoves , and the fireplaces beinc' made to
look like the liome of some California aanch-
ers. Silvor-Upimd peraniunis and multicolored
ored autumn leaves brought vividly to tniud
that verv beautiful saying of Henry Ward
.Beech or % in spoaVring ol October and his
lore for lliut mouth ' 'Ortober vvooSs. , Oo-
tobcr thought , October niuslntrs " But tbcro
was nothing- the sadness vhich the emi
nent divine reflects , present at Mrs. Dandy's '
home. On tbe contrary everything as licnt
nnd prnceful , ana tbe i-epraHcstative people
present enjoyed themselves to a wonderful
degree , for the Kenslngtoaroally inaugurated
tbe season's f usUvitun.
The cTiests , althouch invited to ten , amused
tbom'-elies by playing hicrh-fivo until 5
o'clock , when tea was served by a seitette of
well known younc society women Mrs. D.
H. Wheeler , jr. , Mrs E "S Dandy , Jr , Miss
Duudy. Miss Lulu Dandy , Miss Orchard and
Mrs. "Will Hodick. Dainty refreshments
were also erted with the tea , the afternoon
being particularly enjoyable. Amoue tbose
present were : Mesdamei S P M.or..cV. \ .
V. Morse , Bcall , .loseph Barker. Churrhill
Parker , Barker , IJinincer , Hallcr , Jen Car
ter , A. M Cartel , D H Wheeler , srD. H.
\Vheoler , jr. , .losepli Ivliilard , Hoag-
land , Cloxvser , Drake. Gannett , Morse-
man , Butt , Sloan , Dr. Moore. Ajnes ,
-A _ D. Hoijkdns , Cowan , Hopcins ,
Rtistin , Windsor , Eobcrty , Powell , AVes * cls ,
Cornish , Hanscom , Zahner , Birkhuuser , Lake ,
Pntcht'tt , Preston , Curtis , Havrloy , I. H.
Congdon , Gallacher , Dr Conner , Isye. VVol-
Incc , Paxton , iistabrook , Ccshinc. E. S.
Duudy , ir , AUcn , I\Ietcalf \ , Cleveland. H. W.
Vales.V \ Clark , Dabois , Colpetzer , Cudaliy ,
Lyon , IvlrKonna , Bngrs , Lacey , Gilbert , Dr.
Jones. Yost , Lorinp , C. W Hamilton , Cum-
ingValion , Neville , Hediclv'ood , Bier-
bgwer , A L. Frank , Prutt , Broatcb , Itustia ,
Byrne and Miss Buttcrtield.
After the priests of the tftprnoon had. left
the Dundv residence , a iew intimate friends
of Miss Uunay and Jlii.sLuua Dunav "nap-
pened in" and enjoyed several hours of danc
ing , playing cards and pcnerally Taking pw-
sesslon of the residence. Participating in
tnejoy of the iaformal evening were Misses
Laura and Emmn Hoaclaud , Bertla Yost ,
Miss "U'allace of Salt Lake , 3\liss LUa Car
ter , Miss Orchard , Messrs. Henry and "Will
\Vyman , K. C. Bartoa , ITraat Hamilton , Art
Guioa.
" \Viia Witliont n Gorrrnor.
On last Wednesday night there was a largo
pothering of stationary outinecrs at the xcsi-
deace of Mr. Joe Bailey , engineer of THE
BEE building , 2512 .Tones street. When so many
throttle twisters got together itwas quite
evident that something1 was gciaR to move.
Mr. Georpe IBrush was called on for a speech.
Tne pcntloman Irindlv took the floor , and
after tbe usual recrets aad excuses for ina
bility , tteadily but surely ' 0H3ned [ heaup
and let her po " He dwelt on man's duty to
man in sickness nndia nealth , on the beati
tudes of character and bow men snould cher
ish the flowers and tramp the weeds under
foot. Than in his own happy way ho uncov
ered a beautiful silver water set and pre > -
bentod ittoMr "W S. Ott , late chief eaginocr
of tbe old Thompson t Houston electric licht
plant. Mr. Ott was so surprised that ho
hardly knew what to say ornhic.il wiw to
look , and found it difficult to thank
thodonners for tbe useful tolien of their es
teem. The pitcher had cncrraved upon it the
followinc : "N. A. S. E. to W. S. Ott ,
Omahu "
Mr. Ott left Onaha four months ape for
Fort "Worth , Tex. , to erect an electric light
plant for the Edison company He is now
nt home ou n visit to his family , -wlille on his
Tvoy to JCovv York to take charpo of one of
the larpast electric lipbt ] ilauts in the Edison
systara. All the promineat engineers of the
city wercprobont vith their wives. Speeches
were made aud sonpswere sung , iuiile tbe
wit and humor of the engine room ran -wild
without a governor.
the Srnsou.
Wedaesday evening ; the Park avenue dab
began its fortnightly hifjh-flve parties at the
residence of Colonel and Mrs , H. C. Ahn ,
2-120 Spruce street. The very charming- meet
ings tbe club bad last season warranted the
members in renewing the club's life , aud it
vras decides that Mr nnd Mrs. Akin should
entertain the first party , which theo did A cry
deliphtfull3' on the evening above. After a
number of earnest era ployed prizes -were
awarded as follows Mrs Howell won the
first premium , a very pretty cut pluss cup
with saucer attached ; Mrs. Mann thobfctcond.
Mr D. H Goodrich captured the first gentle
men's prize , which was a very handsome
cigar case ; Mr. Hamilton won the second
end a prettily decoiated waste bosket. Ke-
lieshiimiU. were served. Mrs , Aksa quite
dlstmcniislied herself as an admlrablf hostess.
Tbe members of tee rlub present were Mr.
and Mrs E M Bartlett , Mr and Mri.Blalte ,
Jilr aud Mrs Bu.rtoa. Mr. and Mrs D H.
Goudrii'h , Ivlr and Mrs , Howell , Mr. and
Jvlrs. Hamilton , Miss Rene Hamilton , Mr.aud
Irs. Aurustus Pratt , .Mr. nnd IMrs D. H.
Sholes , Messrs C. L. raraswortk , H L.
Akin nnd Mrs Mann. The neit meeting of
the club , Monday evening , October ao , will
be hold nt tbe residence of 2lr. and Mrs E
1 Bartlett-
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Piano nccital.
Mme. Mnentof orinp , iTho has charge of the
instrument music at the Sicred Heart con
vent , -will RivehorErst piano rsaital to tbe
pupib of her cluss Monday aftumoon , tha
programme lielng as follows :
Smiate r&Uutlane
The Mounta.ln IlanPfoiiE , I , , ,
TinUrldul l'nra wkMi , f . CrlOB
liciirtniiiitu. GUut , )
Study ddiiok loyj , V. . . . . . . . , . Ckopln
Value. A llau I
AuMalin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cod&rd
Waldoti's Pour . - . ilryur-Uoitiitmd
AUltx.
Movements and Whprcal > onts.
Mrs. Mm Meyer Is visiting friends in Den
ver for a Jew weeks ,
Mrs T 3. Horrors Is ia St. Louis visiting
IIM bister Mrs. Lutcy.
Mr und Mrs. Joe Soott leave todav for
their borne in Danvcr.
Mrs. n. C Aldn was a oem palare visitor
this wtiek , returninp l"riday evening
Mr Guorge A. Joi.yn ) roturued from OB
fx'-endod t ult "to Garvuton , Tex , on Thtrrs-
The engagement U announced ofMissEtt *
Newman , daughter of M. Newman , of thai
city to Mr. GaraWLu Stouehill.
Mrs. N S. Thompson of Evamtoa , 111. , 1
vMttngin the critywith J. C. Whartoa at
2410 Korth Tvetty-f oorth stroot.
Mrs. Geore H Duraad of Flint , Mich. , t
sister of Mrs John P , William * , is visiting
the latter at her home , IS05 Binary street
Mrs Prank Colpotzcr is eipectcd to return
from New York this evctitnc wbcro she left
her daughter , Miss Scsie , &t Misi Brown't
school
The industrial school of Trinity cathedral
bepan its winter' * work yesterday morning In
the crypt. Miss Elisabeth Poppleton again
assuming charge of the sohooL
Miss Leola Carter has issued Invitations
for n high-five party Monday evening at tbo
residence of Mr. and Mrs , O. M. Carter ,
Thirty-sixth and ramam streets.
Mr and Mrs Marti B Stevens and Miss
Pranns Adams of Detroit , nre cnests of Mr.
and Mrs Robert R Ringwalt during October.
Mr. and Mrs. L French announce the mar
riap-e of their daughter Flo ren ce to Merit C
CraicrVodaesdny \ nltcmo on , it 1 o'clock
October 22.
A very pleasant dnncinp party WILE riven
at the exposition annei Friday evcnine i'rom
S until 11 o'clock , thirty cm pies being pres
ent to enjoy the pleasures of the evening.
'Miss Vest , in honor ol her ruestMiis
Wallace of Salt Lalio Citv , invited a Jew
friends Friday evening to luncheon tat ber
residence , 704 North rwentj--thlra stroet.
Tbe class in Enrfish history vhirb was so
urv sarcescful last year under the direction
of Mrs "W 11 Jdancbett reiametl its work
fridny at the resideuca of Mrs. IV. G. Sloan ,
TUo talk of tbe to\rn this week bas heea
the reported encasement of Miss Adams , a
daughter of Charles Fruncis A.dams , uud Mr.
J. S. Tobbets ol Denver , formerly of this
city.
city.Captain
Captain P. H Hay and Colonel Matt Patrick
left this wttk for an extended bunt in Wronv
Inc. They viU be joined there by Mr Webb
Hayes , BOS ol ci-President Hayes and Mr ,
J. S. Collins
Miss Poppluton returned from Kew York
Thursday , whither sbe uccomplnlod ber sis
ter. Ivliss Mary Popploton. wbo is no\v a
recistered studontat Miss Brovn's famous
school for joung laditis.
Miss Grace Alhngbt of Fort Madison , la ,
an extremely fnclnntin ? blonde beauty.bright
and intelliroat , who has b"en the guest of
Miss Muy Miller for a fortnlpht , has eoae to
visit friends in Coancil Blafls.
Miss Maud Faust , n charming nnd interest
ing young lady of Lend City , S. TJ , lcrm "rjy
of Omaha , is visiting friendi and old
acquaintances and is the priest of tbe Misncs
Scott during ber brief ttay , 1512 Douglas
streut.
Mrs .Toseph Barker will entertain a num
ber of friends this week in honor of Ivlr. and
Mrs. MarkHoplilns a.nd Miss Curtis. vho are
tbe g-uosts of Mr. and Mrs. It R Ringwalt.
Hut ivhetber a luucheja or card party , is as
yet undetetiniuod.
Tbe "AAemooa Card Party" so called
met nt the residence o { Mrs Dr .Tonei yes
terday afternoon and enjoyed the neeldv
Fame of biph Uve. Among the cuests were
Mesdames Powell , Benll. Sloan. Uichols ,
Wmcote , Patterson , JurkendaJ.1 aud.Tohnson.
For the present Mrs. ELnnebott's ctos in
English bterature for women , who arc em
ployed in stores and oftict-sdunnc the day ,
will .meet at her house 2U.M St Mary's menue.
The first mootinp was held Tuesday evening
upwards of twenty women being present.
Mr Kobcrt Harvey , a member or a cele
brated ship building firm at Port Glaseow ,
Scotland , -who bas f-bown attention to a num
ber of Omaha tourists while abroad , notably
Miss Jc iieMUlard. Miss Yostlis Konntzo
nnd Mr McCagne , it , expected to visit Omaha
this -week , the pruest of Mr. K. C Barton.
Mr. Brarhvopcl's ' class in the Gorman
classics met at his bouse Monday evening to
talk over apian of campaign. Tivo rlass.es
will evidently be formed as a number cf
young ladies wbo were not members last year
are desirous of taking up the higher s > tndy of
German Active woik will be basun the
first Monday in September.
Theluaucural ball of theWns'hington club
was piven at Washington ball Thursday eve-
nine. A very laitro number of puests and
members "vvere in attendance , a. most enjoy
able time being-had. Credit is due Messrs.
Herman , Newman , Sam Sommers , Morru
Newman and Louis Newman Jor their effl-
cient management of the afiair.
Mr Prank Muir returned home this week
after a two months' ris.it among old Kew
England scenes. Mrs. Muir , who was a guest
at the \Vhite Sulphur Sprincs during the
summer , Joined Mr. Muir in Is'cw "York in
August , which they made the headquarters
for many little excursions tbroughut the
country. Mrs. Muir remains east until De
cember.
A meetinr of "Tbe Club , " is called at the
Lininger art gallery Monday cvcmns atS
0 clock. The great success of this organiza
tion last season warrants the prediction tbat
more earncst work will he done durinjj tae
present year. Mr Frank Haller is the presi
dent of The organization , M.r. William T\
Baxter , the secrttary aud Dean Gardner the
patron.
Tbe In dependent Order of the DonalBrith ,
one of the best knoavn Hebrew charities in
the trorld , will have a benefit at Washington
hall next Thursday evening , October 19 ,
under the auspices of Nebraska lodge Ko
! I51. All the prominent Jewish families aio
interested in tms charity und tbe ball will in
augurate the round of social pleasures in
H elaewcircles.
FrauleinVendell of Schles-wig Hoistoln Is
condncting two class.es hi German at the resi
dence of Mrs. J G Harries , 804 South
Twenty-fifth street. The ionner is lor young
ladies and meets two afternoons a week ,
Monday and Thursday ; the others for bolt
ladies and gentlemen meeting Tuesday and
Friday eveuincs , Both these classes are
still oJKjn to those who desire to pursue tlo
study of German.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred H. "CVhipple of Detroit.
Mich , haveiK-cnat the Paxton for several
days Mr VVhipple is the author of various
text boolM on electrical and kindred subjects ,
and is one of tbe leading esperts in this line
in'the country. His visit to Omaha was for
the purpose of gathering farts f or a forthcom
ing boik oa ' 'ElectricLaw. " Hois coveriae
tbe satire Uuited State ? , and is accompaiucti
by Mrs , \Yhipple , a charming lady aad well
versed in electrical lore.
Miis Daisr Doane. in honor of the Misses
ThralUnvited n fe-w friends infernally to ber
home Friday evening ; , the gnests being re-
ttricU-d to the younger members of society.
Games and dances wore indulged ia , re
freshments coming later to round out the
evening Among those present were : Misses
1 titia Barnard. Emily \Vukeloy , Opt l Touza-
lln , Jean Thrall , A.lice 'Thrall , Clark nnd
Chat Rodick , Harry Cleaver , Stanley Smith ,
W. Parjiam Smith , Charles Clapp.
Wednesday eveninca Jolly crowd of society
people assembled at the reiidence of Judge
ana Mrs. Doane , i024 ! Chicago street , aud revived -
vivod memories 01 old times by everybody
joining in a pame of * 'Blind Man's Buff' '
until tired bodies called a rest , ivhen dune-
ing followed. Eefreshments , of course , were
a pnrtof the evening's ' pleasures , the charm
of the aSair betas in its iaformauty Par
ticipating in the crume were IVlwses Malxi
Orchard , Bertha YostValluce of Salt Lake
City. Mabel Balcombe , Emily XYakelev , Bes
sie Yates , Ahc-eTbrull , Jeaa Thiall , Charles
How , Cuitis Tumor , Henry Bnggs , Henry
Wvman , Frank Hamilton. Ajttiar Gnloa ,
Will Crary.
Mrs S. S Caldwell , In ioaor of the pres
ence of Mr and Mrs Jolia Tweodale oi the
war department , in the city last week , an
vited a few friends to play bich iive , las
Saturday evening and listen to Mr T < u-ednle
: ead The pontleinau is aa eicelieat
delineator of character a&d bis humorous
Irifch aud Dutch recitations were inimitable.
There was mus.Sc from Mrs , Ella Beall anc
later delightful refreshments wore serve !
The guosu present were Ir nndMrs.Henrj
\V. "Vates , ilr a-x3 Mrs. Guy Barton , Mrs.
Beall , Mr and Mrs. Horbach , Colonel tJuy
V. Henry , Mr and Mrs John Tweedale , of
Washington , Hoa. ana Mrs. Goorga E.
Pritihett.
Miss Flora ICcr was surprised bv the visit
of a number of jounc friends at Her home oa
Monday evening , The young paople arrivci
abontT o'clock and Flora was quite unpre
pared for her visitors even though it lias the
annJverswy of lier birth. Music , sin ing nnt
games were indulged in nnd thea a bountifu
supply of refreshments vrer * disposed of , the
little people enjoying the occasion greatjy
Among tbose present were the Misses Eva
Crowell , Ploronoe und May Mnynard , Olive
Bowman , Edith Smith , Grade "WestQraMary
Hand ana Jessie Johnston. Masters Edwin
Chapin , "WUliani MBynnra. Harry Berman ,
Allen Smith , Wilson Haiid , Clyde Western ,
KemMnckley.
The sad news of the death by drowning o
Ensign Harry Unmipy , United Stat s navy
ton of Mr. and Mrs. ± ecrjr Ilumsey mi !
mndson of Mr Thtlo ItAJi tT , was rocclrcd. I
a Omnba lhi xvicli TlT Vokal oiau , ivhc i
.be acadcnt occurred. Th * death of Harrv I
Rnaser recalls the ' 1ngic ending of I
tbe life of bis liiill > tr , who wai & '
Jeutcaaot on a manf > fiir , and while on
duty and vinltmp lrimlK ta Milwankoe ,
stopping at the ICcwhaai house , tbit boslebrv
tok flre , Tbo bravery ftf nbe rnw at enc
came xiptiennost , and in ao rafleavor to sav
Bcverul women from the flames , just as he
was ia the art of desccnMai ; fran the burn-
lag b-nilflinc , tbe waflv- parted , carrying
tie b ve JicutoninttoTilSr death ,
\reancsfla.voveBlng Mts , C C. H-urb.es ,
wife of the general superintendent of the
rrcmont , Elchorn i-Misstvart Valley railway ,
Invited o anmlier of mntaJQ f riond ? to accom
pany ber in a P ] > oclal boCtft car to Sloiu ; Otv
on a visit to the corn palace. Thursday
morning the party inspected the palace , ana
fcn the afternoon "became the pncsts of Blr F.
1 Evans , -nho showed tbe Omaha visitors
Sioux City nnd surrounalnir country from the
top of his tally-ho , tbe ribbons ofwhich were
haudledby Wnaself. Luncheon followed , and
the party returned Friday morningcrcatly
delighted with tbe very pleasant ride , and
thei-onrtcsvertcndc'd totheraby one of the
millionaires cf the Indian city. The mem
bers of the party from Omaha -were Mrs.
C C. Hushes and her son , C. C Hughes ,
3r , Mrs "W.C Kichols , Mr * Van Kiran ,
and daughter , Mr and Mrs \ \ \ E Williams
nnd daughter , Mr and Mrs. J , C. H.aincs of
Jlapid City , S. D.
Andrew Jackson Popplcton Bon of Mr and
3VlrsV S. Poppleton 8ttainpd his first birth
day Monday , and in honor of the event Mrs.
A J Popplcton inUted a f < "w friends , child-
of the same are , to celebrate the day with
her RTimdchild. Of course the mothers of
th ? young griiests wpre there which made the
occasion particularly pleasant , and the
charms and ever varyingdelipbts of the
scions of old Omaha f amibes were discusted
by fond parents. The truests were. John
Hnphes Caldwell. son of Mr and Mrs. Victor
Caldwell ; SamuelMilliffd. roa of Mr and
Ivlrs. Alfred Millard , Jslildre-cl Ilopcrs. dauph-
tor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren ! ! . Rogers ;
"JosrTinGanu'au ' FUECwaltf.on of Mr. aud.Mrs.
.1 It'IUncwalt : Carmclita Chase , daurkter
of Mr and Mrs. Clement C Chase ; % V E.
Phillips , of Galesburp , LaVe Deuel , son of
ilr and Mrs Charles Deuel.
Fraternal council No 1211 Royal Arcanum
held its reirular meotingThxirsday night at
Eoyal Arcunum hall. After tbe regular busi
ness and the deprocs bad b ca conferred on
Mr. Charles Mottramthe council went into
social session , hign-flvebeiurttie order of the
vcnbag , a very enloyable time resnltinc : .
iluring the cveninc Mrs .T E A-ithison en-
tcitaintid the company with some very devor
card tricks. A.mont ? those i > rt cnt wore
3\lr F. Gillcr , C. A Fowler , James Powers ,
A P. Connor of H P. Council 10M , F. L.
"Weaver , .1 S Knoi past pn-and master recent
E A. of Missouri. F. L Gregory , GeorseKer
I ) S. R in Nebraska , R M. Richmond ,
-lames Calder , \V. B. Ten Evck , Charles
aioUram , B. L Searll aad Dr W. r Milroy.
The council appaiuted a conimlttfe to ar
range Jor a ladies sodal on November IStb ,
A.X nVEVING IVirir Sr.VNLEY.
A Literary and Social Toast at tbe
Sncrcd Heart A.aaderny.
On last Mondav evening a refined and de
lightful Uterarv uud musical feast was set
before the pupils of the academy and their
invited guests The assenablr hall was decor
ated with peifect taste , < At Its lower end D
dais , carpeted in red , wipportea a pretty
shrine , embowering a rcHcibus statuein foli-
are and flovicrs , while columns , sustaining
scarlet drajwrv , vere fesuwnfdvith vines
und surmounted by potted plunts.
Among tbe visitors who followed the exer
cises ivith marked interest -were members of
the city clerp andseverfl oung ladies who
had graduated fi-om the institution las > r June ,
and -wlio welcomed easterly iLe opjiortunity to
revisit tneir alma muter.
The prog-niianie offered tbe followincr num
bers , all the literary papers pi-es-eutod liotni ;
onpanal aiidalltbe musical selections being
rendered with reniarlahio accuacv and
nish : ,
Grand Valse de Conf ert „ Hoist
Mlssoido si I'elii and Me Adams
Gicetlnc . ; Mlot , r pca.n
SuJututaon . . n- . . .AL > t
Tiie Choir.
A .tra per A ppt'ia--.r. . . Mli ? I > ortln ?
. . . - , i. Gottscliall ;
Misses rilcbhiiue ondUc au
Onto l/l\-liiE tone . . . . - . . . . .MKs Trenoi
Ucatrlce dl Tenclubi.rjaiid ( : pliino' ' . . .Lcllltil
Missus Jlihhano uiidNif-h
Throupli theDarl Ooatlneut MUs Lobman
3jlU.le ? illrds , A Cborat olLitTlc&onp'iters
InDt'i'jier Paruiitss filiss Mwhunc
ItucloiOp. 'Mi Chopin
IBll&s Scoaten.
AVord md Life
A Plover Lnld on Newman's Grave
Head lj-MiN ] jMeNaiuu.ra
leaa. Kindly Llclit lkn > . 1'lano aud Chorus
The misses de StFelix and McAdnms ex
ecuted in a most creditable manner the in-
&truiacntal duet which welcomed tbe audi
ence. Indeed , it may ba said bere lhat the
mode inwhich tbo musical department is
conducted and tbepropies' . , at once thorouph
find rapid , noticeable in the traplls , mns.1 re <
fleet the hlRhest credit on Madame Muentcf-
ermg- , who continues to devote her sen-ices
to the academy.
Miss Regan delivered tvith a charming
cordiality a pracefnl address of welcome ,
concluding : with a plea for indulgence in be-
lialf of the four essayists , wbo , in attempting
topiye a sketch of Mr. Stanley's caieer ,
within the limit of one hour and a half , rec
ognized that they were dealing ithatask
that overweighted their powers.
Following "this preetitif ; came a delightful
chorus of salutation , the music borrowed
from AhtT and the words written for tbe
occasion.
The nrst essav , "Ad Astra perAspera , '
pave Miss DowJinp tbe material for a vivid
and intensely interesting : glance at Stanlov's
stormy career , from tbe Welsh workhouse to
the correspondent's ' staff of the New- York
Herald It significantly emphasized the fact
that bo had reached the stars through adver
sities of every land , and that , if the world
MH.-S him today touching the luraluanes of
fume and fortune.be has attained that shin' '
ing height by fauJJerinR nnd toil.
Gottsehulk's "Radiens"
sparkled crisp
and bnght under the fingers of Misses Me-
Shane and Hepan , and was followed hyaline
find movins account of Stanley's "tcorch
for Lrvrapitone.
MissFrenih carried the Herald erplorer
' On to Ijiviacstone" with somethinc of al
most dramatic power , boldmg attention
rooted to the end
A diiot on harp and piano , selected from
"Be.-vtiife diTeufla , " gave proof of Miss M
Naih's musical ability , nnti Bbovved that
Miss , McShaue's remarkable talents which
last .Tune prave her the polden modal , have
teen equally culuvatefl on both instruments
In Miss Lobman's Journey with Stanley
"Througn the Dark Continent , " skill
in grouping striking incidents was com.
binod with an easy flow of language ,
and a.n animated and intelligent power of cat-
jiresstion.
A. band of charminclittle songsters , ranc-
ing in ace from six years..to . twelve , wa'bled
achorui which niuralyiinltated thesongii and
even the movements of inerry young birds.
PerhatK this lively aud prattv little perform
ance v as one of the m&st Beliglitful of tbe
evening
in picturesque lanpuaire-iind with great
judcmeat in the choice ofdetails , Miss Me-
tJhane presented as n panorama , Stanley's
rescue of Emin Pasha , aafl.Tiroupht nor hear
ers not only "throug-b dnriiest Africa1 but
into the Cairo , leisure , wh * reiti the udvcntur-
crvrroto his lust b ol : . finally , a few stnknn ?
paraprraphs oj > enedes.tniinstar Abliey on
the romantic scene of tbei great explorer's
marriage -with tbe lovely Dorothy Tonnaau
A study from Chopin wrU iurerrireted by
Miss Seouten ivith n tjyuiathetic dclicacv
whinh manifested both unusual mustei-y of
eiuoution aaa a still rarer.-tymprehonslou of
the sentiment that iiifcpirefllhe druamj poet
' * '
ofthepiuno
A tribute of laudatory vcfrse to the memory
of Cardinal Neivman loaud an adequate ex
pression in Miss McNatnura's rendition , dis
tinguished bj depth of feeling and uncommon
fiuu h of elocution. 33tr closing words were
taken up by tbe voices , ( with harp and piano
anoompanujienti whiohthrdw into Kewnian's
"Lead , Kindly Light , " an cxumsite echo of
the Thought immortalized in the dead poet's
celebrated lines. No more fitting close could
lave tcrmiaatcid an evening of uumarred
pleasure. Kev. P F. McCarthy of tbe
Cathedral of St. Philomena thanljod tbe
young ladiee in a few appropriate remarks ,
whiob oonveved the rrutituae of u very ap
preciative audience.
A. CHEAT 1SOUSTKV.
" \VUnt \ tbe "Woodman Clnteecl Oil
Work * Turn Out In a Year ,
It may oea matter of sunirhsoto some of
the citizens of Omaaa to know that in tlie
Woodmaii hnsjiad oil -vorks the citv bas one
of tbc largest industries of thelmd i& the
world. The plant has boon praJnaUy In-
crea od ilnoe its ronstrnctara in Id , until
at present , Its capacity has reached imacnse
pronortioai.
The company consumes ! WW.OOO . tiusbel * ol
Rpfd annually nt & cost of FTOJ.IHW. At icart
one-hall' of this quantity Is the tmdnct ol
Nebraska farms ana the money paid for It is
distributed in that proportion union c the
faimers of the state , baliota usuallv fur
nishes the excess.
To handle this quantity of scad thf plant is
operated nigbt and day throughout the year ,
with tbe exception of nn occasional delay for
tbe purK)5t | ot making neoesmary repairs.
Fifty men are wcrularly omploved in con
ducting the vorks Tbe Dialled laborers re
ceive an average of (4 ( i > er day aad othar em
ployes 88.
.About five thousand gallons of oil are daily
produced by the company aad twenty tons of
oil cake. The former is usually quoted at TO
cents jver paLlon nr.d tbe calie at SJtl per ton.
Enormous quantities of the latter product arc
consumed on the stock lanni throughout
tbe state Heltigtbe cnlr industry of the
kind in Nebraska the " \Voodnian plant fur
nishes the entire territory.
The machinery in use is of the most Im
proved pattern , This department was com
pletely refitted in IsivS with machinery of
modern desicn The plant ba < been operated
toils fullest capacltv since tLat time and tbe
product ttisjwiod with ease Hocently a
mammoth elevator was completed adjacentto
tbe plant to fucilltaU ! the- business of the
company , nr p\-t-n with the increased ca
pacity of tl utthe proprietors llud no
difiioulty lu c pufeinp of tbu enormous pro
ducts of the jiiatit.
FYee txi ISvcry Lady.
A bcastlful 14-inch perforated stamping
pattern , with a aescription of its colors.
Also , illustrations of many other choice de-
slims Send S cts for posture , and mention
tbis paper. Cuaning Jc Co. , ls liace st. , Cin
cinnati , 0.
Horbnoii Wini tbe Suit.
The supreme court lias just decided the
cose of Louis Schilds vs John AHorbacb. .
In ISRi Horbach owned two and one-half
acres at the present intersection of Twenty-
btxth nnd Xirbolas streets. The proncrt-v
ivas sold to Schilds for tl.KW ( , hntas be did
not pay over the money the deed never
passed Years aftcrwara Schilds tendered
tbe (1 ( , < JW and demanded a deed , but Horbacb
refused to cnini > ly Suit was brought and
tbe court held that Horbach must accept the
money and turn over thcdood. A rohearinc
was granted , and this time Horbach has
come out a winner.
Dr. Biraev , nose andtliroat , Bee
Tlie only railroad train out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation oi
Omaha , Council Bluffs , Des Moin s and
Chicag-o business is the Rock Island
Ye'tibuled limited , leaving Omaha n.t
4:15p. m. daily. Ticket olce 1 ( > 02Six
teenth and rarnam sts. Omaha
Jailer-"Why do you object to occupying
this cell'1' Prisoner ( under sentence to be
baLced at noon the next dajt "lib damp.
It will gh erne a cold , and it always takes
meUro weehsto get over a cold. "
A.MUSEMENTS.
THiS EVENING
Last iJcrformanoc of the latest comooj
FUCCt'Sb
R
A Whirlwind of Mirth and Music-
A.n Ideal Comeiy Company.
Best Specialists Traveling.
tular prices.
'p Op cra
THREE NIGHTS COMMENCING
, OCTOBER J3(7z.
Change of Bill Each. Performance ,
The KeprebematH e li-lsli Oomea Ian ,
, J,8canlan ,
"PIEK-A-BOO1
HONDA 1VEKO.G
MYLES AROON.
rirot llrao In thin cltr ! o whlih Mr Scunlan vi-m
Touiitid 1 L.orc. " ' " "l
l p 'Mr aiwrplw lr MT
Xrfivc. Oh Ijtr " "Tliebwliif oIlt , ' unJ lilt iioimltn
'
VG , THE
IRISH MINSTREL ,
VTith tliefoIlOTlnpRimcR "Wlintu Intlllns.'My
MUlin s Elue Tyra , " "Orer thu Mountain ' "Tt
Irlah lUaistrul , ' aud 'Moonlight al E.lluruer "
T-riJTI5IAT EVEMXG ,
SHANE-NA-LAWN"
- - ,
Jr ! Scnnluc ulcslnB " 1'BKKT O'Slonre "
Sonc ' fanthurluc the M jrtlf witli Mary " "llenium-
lict Bnj-.iou relrlsli "nud TncLow lactCjr"
Hex slirotB ore now open atroKilar prices
Boyd's , Opera HOI/SB ,
Kour Sfiglits , CommfTinina Tliursdai/ / , October ,
1C , Saturday Afatincc.
THOSE ( .DMIR BLE COMEDIANS ,
IN THEIR MERRY PLA.Y ,
Anna's plirlaiiori
AFTIE A IUr ! < OF
1"5 Xi in New York City.
The Larre-t Coracdr CDiujmuy
A 15evj of Prettj ( 'irk
A Quartette < r Trained Tniccs.
Ne-n Sonire , JICTT Xtisic ,
Von will Laucb ; Tou Can't Help IL
' 'Yours ' For'rccr
- ' KARY ELLEN RYAN , "
sale opens Wcdoisday Ort 15 , ot l p m.
Ths Grand /Three
J.11U V IUIJU
COIOIEXCLNG
SUXDAlxT OCT. V2. .
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Sjicela.1 Enp-nfeinciit of the Talentel Actre&s ,
RONES HKRNDOM
Ia ber latest uridlH.- success ,
scat sule opens at asual prioos ,
Saturday morning , Oft. lltli at 9 a m.
Ths ; - : Labyrinth ,
l-tth and
Open datlj and PunJay I to C tor
pltliar ulone or acoorapunlnd \ > j es < iori ; Cu 10
ojK.ii to nil. Saturdays' : to C clilldruu.
34th and Chicago.
FnutliOmahc. . fahcrinun avenue , and "VTsluut
Hill iiiolors ] > aM. < . J'irk LTHUUC , Iftth till
3 tli stri'tt uioioi. two
ADMISSION TO ALL , - - lOc.
Everyman voronn and child Ebnuld attend.
S330 in IJremi\ams. .
One ticket to ull BarcwdUic 111 TMiuhlaf fli {
pole in vcuttr. It i guilt u. trltk.
The rooalpU at the ca tea honw >
day ooasittojol acar load oljilc-ldw for Paxton -
ton Si Gallaber.
Traak Phillips of the jolice nnd ftre alarm
aejmrtat'nt dfljwtod ycstrday Jor B two
weeks' Jaautin tbe mountains oi Oolorndo.
The OmBlio SxvedU.li soviet .r is preimrtaR
for a pond boll and .sociable about the tint
of Korember. It will be pivoti In Gurimld
hullTho
The teachers in the public nrhorils reported
five coses of flliiliUxrla aud uli OCMS of
t j-jihold feror to SuiHsrinteudeiit .IBBHU yes-
tej-da.r.
Tmnl ! McElhaacof Tin ton , In , hnsl > een
artpinwd ris | iostal dork listwcan ( JrtMsn
1-Urcr and Htintiiicton. rioe MU1 4 Sutiflcrsoa ,
vLo ducUood to accept the uiijiaiutincnt.
Morcaret J Po-vcrs of Oubuque , Ia , has
broucht suit In the federal court to rvrovor
fl .2w ( Irotn the dtr , ot Llncjolo. In her p U.
tioni-heiillercs that fti tbe was walklnp on
Twdfth PU-eol she fell oa the sidewalk uud
sustained i erniai ent Injuries.
The members of the "Women's nelieC corj'S
Jfo. US , Phil Kiarnpy ] i t , pave a very
pleasant torfal and dun'w ut l"Vn Omalia last
Thnrsfliy uicht , at which 1W oouple par-
Udpatod. One of the features of the oveului ;
was tbe rnifiiup of u calie. It liroupht fie ,
u-lilch gous into tic relief fund of the ttssooia-
Morris L. Wheat , prandvvorth.v foreman of
the K.u.jhts ; of Laliar , will addii ) the > iKio ] > lo
of ; Omaha and Dnurlas rountv upon the ( rent
later question thut so fleeiiljictorests tbe
entire wople of the world , and also tbe
political issues of tbe dar Ercrrliodv is
cordially invited wooiuc and hear this able
fwaker at tii ; > osittou hull , Tourtreuth aud
Cujiitol uretiuc , on Tut-saay , October 11 , at b
p. m.
m.Dr.
Dr. Birncy , noie and throat , BeeUdg- .
Trinity Industrial School.
The fall turn of the Trinity indu'itrial
school opened m the basement of the c&thcd
ral jcstcraayith Miss Poppleton in charp-e.
The eTbject of this school is vo teach younp
frirl to > rtr H Is free to nil rerardlni o
crppdormlor Themnwnal f ail fumhhtxt
by the church society , and after the eanufDt. %
are ronipletod , tucypasstbe Inspertioti of a
rxitimuttet * . and if lound wil tnadc arc jtiron
to the makers La t y ar AW pvipils wore in-
strurU d la the art of spwmjr Thu j oar tliei
CMiroUinent will probttbly rtiac-h three hundred
or wore. Swsltuis are iioid n cry SatuiilBy
mcruiuc nt 10 o'clock.
Dr. Birney cures catirrh , Bee BIJj.
County Court.
In the county court Uie Molinn , Mil bum kt
Stoldurd wnpou comjiany has broupht ti.it
to rooavcr 83 from the Don Carlos luc.bcr
coaipaayvvhlih nmoantis due ona prouus-
sory note.
The Halo elerator eotnptttiy has sued Will
iam PniUJti to rwover f777 71 , the bujutiee
due oa un rievKtor that - vns lioucbt ai a
plnr < d in the buildlns ; at 1B11 I'uruua street
oa J'ebruarv IB , iy'.K ' > -
M1U .V Everett hare brought suit ar-ainst
C Uoiio Ac Oa to rawer fjWa.bl , thctiiu-
aiiee due on o bill cf poodt.
Dr. Birnt > j , ntt e nnd throat , Doe UJg.
The -VVoild Do Jloro.
And so do Uio elopjiatljappplntoil
trams of tbo Burllnjrtoa route. Bj- this
favorite line , seloctud by tbo U. S. cov-
c rninent to carry tbe lust mail , jou LUA-O
tlie cLoioo of three daily trains for
Chicago and tbe catt , : MO for Kansas
City nod the boutk ; tvro lor Denver aul
the west ,
The Burlington No. 2 Past Express
vteUbulod throughout , oquipiwdvt'i
eilcrant PullinKD c rs furni * > lied vltli
vvoa selected librai-it" ; , rwlining : cha r
cur. ( seats free ) , und dininjr car Icax oa
Omaba 4 : 0 p. m. , ivrrires Chicag-o S a.
m. . serving breakfast beforp arnvitL
Ko. G , the Ju1- ! mini , leaves Ouisvba
9.10 p. m. , arrive1 * Chicngrol ] > . m , oquip-
rnent nnd dininp car Ber vine up to the
highest Btaudnj'd. Ticket ofllco ,
Furnainst. W. T. Vuill urent.
f :
CLOSES
Monday Evening , October 13th
In order to give all 'an opportity of seeing
OMAHA'S GREAT EXPOSITION.
The Management in Addition to Many Other Attractions , will give a
GRAND CONOERT.
THIS AFTERKOON AND EVENING.
MELlflkLE
The Great French Gymnast , in His Most Teriffic
. . LxRAPS FOR LI PR ,
Will Appear this Afternoon at . Evening at 9.
POYT FAIL TO SEE HIM.
Children Todav , 10 Cents. Unt-ral Admi nn. 25 Cents.
1 li
TheGreatestSensationalMusicalEvent
On the Beautiful Blue Danube.
TWO SIGHTS and one MATINEE.
OMAHA COLISEUM.
Saturday Matin e e
and At 2p. m.
Sunday Saturday
The Orchestra of Edilard
-i-STRAUSS-- :
- - - -
And his Famous Viennese Orchestra
Tfieonly opportunity to hear the Great Waltz King.
The ONLY CHANCE of a LIFE TIME
To Li&ten to the Strauss Orchestra PLayinp the Dance Compositions
of the Strauss Family of Vienntu
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WILL LAWLER , Manager.
Comer Eleventh and Farnnn Sts. . - - Omaha
WEEK OF OCTOBER 13.
The Latest European Sensation.
A SIGHT TO DREAM OF.
The most complete and seemingly Supernatural
Feats prevail through tfiis act. Figures and objects are
materialized and do the bidding ol their master This is
reproduction and incantator-y talismanie sorcery
knov/n and practiced by the ancients from the earliest
historical tlnios. It is mention -l in Holy v rit and by
the Greek poets -who wrote ol the descent into hades to
commune w.th the Spii'ils and. obtain a knowledge of
future events.
Little Annie Nelson.
The Smallest 'Woman Alive and a .Most
Charmioff and Vivacious Soubiette.
Dr3rone , the lion eless Wonder.
Doherty. in j'antomine. '
" \Vaddy \ , the Koted Baritone.
And the Famous Bijou Comety Corajiany of 21 Artists.
Powers and limraerson's Sonjs and Dances
Last Week of the 3-Headed Songtress.
A LAND OF BONDERS.
ADMITS Tfl ill