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M.T TO l't.ATK 1.
I.lno 13 Ily dlo Ouy cycil lildo kI1o ruUIo nlililo.
13 llcnu (lotlKli oilu loJo Job Komi obojcit iIoro.
1 1 Hay ii lil Alio Jny any Jnrto ruiiro lmlio.
13 Duy ngu Tin) ko ol'oy iiko iilioilo Dido.
FlrttCaiy 1'lnto 1 ten tlinos. Uf o n flno polntoil jh-ii,
black Ink, mul a Rood qtinllty of ruled imicr. Obcro
cnrofnlly tlio followlne points: lnlo thoclmrnclcr, or let
trr oil tlio Hnmo lctiKlb, rnllior t.borl, not too long,
l'laco them nulto closely toKelher, nnd do not rcI tliem
crooked. Kncli MroUt ulioulil rent ireclHly on tlio line. In
I. 7 (lino?) Joined b exlendt below tlio lino. Tlio tiilo h
tlmt tUoJlrst Jon meant lilitr tftovlit rttt on the line, tl.d,
nnd, nro nhvaj-H el ruck iloumMinls, nnd J to tlio rllit.
Just ns you vrito cncli letter rcnk lt!i niiino iiloml. Thu,
whllo you nro Mrllluu I. I, ny 6, ft, ft, nnd I, 2, it, it, it, etc.
Tlio loiter In It I is culled gay Instead of y. Tlio letter
should bo mndo uliiirp-tmluted, mid the tu uliort lines
composing IWipA, not Antry. (SeoUO). 7lsnhrnj8 mi writ
ten ns to point Mtratght iloun, Tlio letter o should bo cry
short only ono-fourth tlio length of it. 0 Is Mruik nt a
rlRht nilRlo with tlio letter besldo which It Is placed. Tor
cxninplu, o In I, 13 slants to tlio right In bran, to tlio left In
Job, Is horizontal In dough, nnd vertical In go (1, 15). It Is
so written n to point directly auay from tho letter, orstcm,
near which It occurs. 11, it,, g, nro consonants, nml J, o,
nnd a, now els. Tho letters, or marks, which oxpress con
sonants, nro called it tint; w hllo tho dots, dashes, and suihU
angles nro called touel ligns.
1 IIYKTIIK MYK.
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WUIVKIUIItLU, ALL Klttlirit ULSLKV U.
OulVMollTL'll. "ALfUiailTS '.lUiCI CnTT
kliuwii,
nml iiituuil mid
(lotlied In llilliill
ineiilMiif fiiililniiiililK
HooiN mul I'liillliililo
lit, lull lie inn I'e
eniiio iih ntleiumtiil
mul n em ell"" iih the
jioiir follow In this
pleluto lieforo HiIh
eeiiKus Imsliii'MtlnHn
Isheil. Ho hn Hit'
iippnlnlnii'iit of 'SM
ci'iisliH eliuiiieintniH
Tin ii mo '.tHHInpiill
emit", mul u hH
plneld limn Ihmi lorn
would uo ein nt
ilnlio willi It Toni Iimh been u
eleil, of the Ihhim of i opulent nt Inch for tlileo
HiM(iim, mid lint hud tlio iilos of pietty
lienllj eei lepillilleuu ineinliei Knell fol
low wluievef Miti-il for lillll expeetH to eon
tlol thopup ill hiidlstilet mid Im eliilliilli It
iihIiIhihwiiiiI. Soii'o illstriclH hilo hud two
or threo illireiont iiiciuIh'ik ul leKlhliitnio
iluiiiii: tho Hunt Mx oiiih, mil jou iiin Im-
MKliio tho pulling mul IiiiiiIIiik tlmt I'ook it
hiibject to.
mul not ul nn ii tine slmi IIi'piiiimii ouoilo
liiet hlinu'lr eiilumm) mill othei wish enil
nelill) piopei ptivixliieN It In nil pioof tlmt llo
html UliiUllilliK III ileinl We kno floin
eiiM'N nil ubout lit Hint this pieteiiKlou It n
hollow miH'I.ei Mutt of tin luivo known of
people who wiiulil hiii Imh'U In tho nil) whlil
llic next till) nflei (he fuiKinl if they uele
nol ii Ti uiil of pulilleiiplnlou. Moinleowmils,
llie. M liltil tho hjpiieiite I III the
otliei limid nu inn) know nf pel Mint who
nil tel leveli il Hie llienic'i) uf n ileinl KillH-
limn, but who, in ii ipilet way, utleuilitl tho
lln'illel oi niii'IiiI nilthei Iii'm within II fow
wieksiirtei tho dentil Hueli enxet mo few
liei mine lint llinll) people 1 HI tho UeeiWHiiry
i iililnne In fnee Hie liKlks mid tho eouiuiellt
nuio In fiilluw. Noboilv pietelldt or expeeln
tlmt III the MHivciilloiml leliieiiieul mie
hhinild hit mid In (mil lueeoNiilltly nei the
liil.llii: nil ol the ih pm It'll one Oil tho otliei
IiiiiiiI, wh aIhiiiIiI we nnhiiiiie tlmt iiinlll iiinn
I i-lut i i' In lie hem IImm wliu KiN't to the then
tef fin twool thtee limit h lelnxiltlnil' I'el-
1 III H III oil I III m In Millie uf us llo ln lliltlkou,
but we talk It Just the Milne, nml thu mid to
tlli'KIIIII uf IIUeolllfortillilelieHH ill the Will Id
The hlllinili In Ml I is ii mm uf ever cliiinnlliK
iniHHlt mid einotloiit tine imiy eoine Inline
I'iiiiii tho theuter mul think nt fondly, mm
reeicntl of n luxeil one oue holme nt
UioiikIi the entile evening IiiiiIIhcii hpent lit
liouie III hinl ineililntiou in nsMillieil miiiow
Thele is no oxpeclMliou tlmt the-e Tew le
llinil,N will Wink utl lefniiii in the ronton
tliiimlllliN of iiiouinlllK, but theio It mi lip
pen I for moio elrirlly of opinion, n liioiulen
IllK of the JudMielit w) tlmt II will not set
Itself up to ineMMiie nil huiiiuu inollet with
mi inch mie
MUSIC AND Till'; DIIAMA.
The week, up to the tlim ofwillliiK, lni
piodueeil llttlo In tlio thenlrlcnl lino Hint It
notable. "The Win Id" was pioilueeil at,
I-'nnlie't Tuiniln) iweulliK !' I""l' IhisIihim.
It linil hoimI w'eiile eireelt, but the eoiupnuy
ucie deeldeilly iiiillilelll l-h It kh'Iiih to lin
the fate of tliCKO Ini'lo iliniiint IiihImiI, in
wllh ii kIiiiii I'liiupnuy and speelnl m eneiy
miller a competent innniincr who milt out
nftel lin ll'K woikeil III" eountl for u enuplo
of Heioioiit, l.lko otliei H'eouil IiiiihI nitlclon,
tho plnjH ilelei liinite nml (;o fioin bud in
WOlhO.
"Illuelieniil, ,lr ," won nlell nt I'lllike's InsL
ii I nt 1 1 , mul tho iiiInmui e unleof mmIm luilleiileil
n IiIk house 'I'lin ( '(it Itll'll't fm int mii'i'IukhI
tooemh l"i n ei lllipie mi Hilt piny, but It
lint hinl such IiIk sui'i imn nt eiilh tlmt Diet o
it ruin I n noun to believe I lint II u nt line ll
will bo n pcuti il tint ufteiiioou mid eNeiilug
MI'Ki IM.T I'l
I'OIIMAM V.
SHORT-IIANIX
A POPULAR COURSE OF TEN LESSONS
BEGUN IN THIS ISSUE.
An KiiHy I'riictlriil ('unite In ulilcli tlio
KoportliiK Stylo ol the I'ltiiiiin tfyntoin
will lie TiuiKlit Tim 1 list l.cttiin with
Smo Nrrt'itsiirj lUpluuiitloiiN I'lepur
eil JHpeclully for tlio Capital City
C'ourlor by I'rof. I.'ldou ."Miikiii, of si.
I.oult, 3lo,( (Author uf the "JlcportliiK
Stylo" Sorlet uf Mt uiioKrapb Ic Intt nicl lull
IloukH.)
Who should learn shoi t-hnnd
Everybody. 1'iiitlciiliiily nil htudontH,
Imsluess mid profeloiml men, nud intelligent
thinking people generally, who have much
writing to do.
It will my.
You will llutl 6lmrt-haiul useful in a hun
dred ways, oven though you nttnln only half
tho speed necostnry for verbatim repoi ting.
Bliort-hand is exceedingly useful, wondei fully
interetting, and is fnst growing into iiopular
fnvor You can leai n it oven if you nro not
n genius. Nor will you I egret it nfterwardt.
It l eiruircs a little time and prnot Ico, and tliio
you have,
Tho course of Kisons begun in thin issue
will enable tho leainer, if iiihtructioiih aio
carried out, to wiltoshoit-handcoiiectly nnd
with a fair rato of sliced,
WHAT TO DO.
1. Study lesson 1, mid copy plato 1 not les
than ten times, using n good pen, black ink
nnd foolscap paper.
'-'. Compnro your work ficiiuently with
tho ongnnod characters, and bo cnieful to
writo a small hand, placing tin wonls closely
together, pronouncing them aloud as you
writo them.
It, Occasionally read over that you have
wiltten.
I. ltciucmbcr tho tin comics, l.piactlco.
2, I'liAirnci:; 11, 1'ItACTIUE.
HU(!(li:sTI().NH.
1. You nro locoinmendeil to get some
friend to study with you. Head to each
other, practice together, ami ciltlciso each
other work.
'i. Cot i otpondiug In short-hand is exceed
ingly prolltable. After you havo learmtl n
few lessons you will bo Intiodiiccil by caul to
onoormoro students who mo pursuing this
course elsovvhero. In your coiietpoiKlenco
you nro to use short-hand chmncters. You
will bo able ma month to wiito a letter in
this way
:i.
I. If you wish our candid opinion us to
.HIH . II...I.1 fill kllMl.f.llllll.l V'dll 1I1I1V
answer theso .piestlons: What is your ngoj ' H "' l'' l"'tter, as the dlstrleU will bo
It Ik astonishing -the uuuih"r nml t blu
nder of tho patriots who mo iK ml nuxlout to
servo Undo Sam In tho cities Hie census
must be lluislatl in llfleen ilays, and tho Job
will be woi th about $100 In countiy dlt
tlietsa inoutli will bo ulluwed fur the noil;
Occiiputlniif Auioiiut of leltuio tiiuot' In
what studies do you succeed bestf Havo you
good sight and hem lug) Any question you
nsk will bo cheerfully nnsweied.
5. You nro ud Isitl to put thev lessons in
a K'lap-book In pi oper order furiefeieuce, or
puservo the pnpeis containing them.
TIIK KIltST I.KSSO.V.
The !!ist lesson of tho scries Is heio glvtn.
Tho shoit-hauii clmincleis me foinul In I 'Into
I, nnd the key to thoworilsln tho lesson l'lnto.
The student must caiefully foil iw tho In
structions given under the caption "What To
Do." Half an hour, moio or lest, slnuld bu
given topiactlcooveiy day. Wiito eueli les
son over and over inany times, until you feel
that you are master of it, Shoit-haud is a
splendid accomplishment, and your instructor
wishes you only success in this tiudeitaklng.
1 Hi: Council's Sl'KCIAl, CLASH.
larger. A hundred dollars, nil in olio lump,
Is a bouana In tho eyes of thousands of oor
fm incis, mid no wonder them Is a scramble
for tlio Job, Anyone w ho 1ms to llvo on corn
In cad mul salt polk and wear clothes of tho
vintage of "llo ought Ui havo u tnsp of govt
eminent pap, cell if ll d esililvo Tom Cook
Into tho utylum, llutthltsoit of thing bus
its funny incidents A shoit tlmeugu Tom
aiis callitl on t) tluee men who wiilibtl to
takii tho census of the sumo district They
iliilu'lcoiuo togcthei.or Tom iniht not be
heie to tell the stoiy. They came at Intel -v
als, and he put them into separate looms,
Tlieie they ueic, thice men In tin co rooms
wilting tin co uppllcntinlit foi ono Job. I'oor
fellows' how solo two of thelll will be. Look,
smooth statesman that ho is, got those tlueo
men out of tlio building without either ono
knowing of tho pioseiico of tho othcis.
A tennis club has been ingaiilitl at tho
state uulveislty wllh the following olllceis
1'iesldent, (1 W (lerwlg, sifietai), I.. M
Stuns, tiiiisuier, licit limine!) 'I hey will
have four coiiits on the cniiipiiH, nml they
ought to tin n out some expel t plnyeis. 'I ho
wonder it that tho university boys had not
taken moio kindly to this sport bcfoie.
The resignation of ('IiiuIch M. Outer,
deputv i ommlstioiiei oftlie laud depai tlliellt,
has cnliHcd kiii pi I ho beciniM' ho was leganleil
at a llxtllio, ono so valuable that he has been
retimed under suicisslve conunltsioiieis.
llowevel, every III ill wmiiIh to get Into bllsls
Mess .ii himself llllil iiupiovo Ills llua'icilll llf
falls, mid .Mr t'al ter hat i i ule a piouilslug
combluatiuu with C. M Lilly iV Co, of
Columbus, Ohio, the big uiaiiufaclureiM of
secret widely paiapheriialia Theicslgiiatlon
is to take ellect May I .Mr. Iliad Cook
stands in the line of pioiiiollnn, and his
friends confidently expect to wo his claims
ecogiilcd
Persons wishing to Join tho Cot ItlKll's
Short-hand Class have an opisn tunlty yet.
It is verv limioi taut, iini tlenli.i lv at tho , Send JL'IK) to .Mr lletts. whicli includes a
titset, that your exercises should bo collect- tin w lnths' subsci Iption to tho Coi'iiiKU, I eniimeiators In Omaha and Lincoln
oil by a competent teacher. Senda caiefully nud your iiauie will bo eniolled in tho class, iwasiather iinexMrtitl iMtause Osik
written copy of Plato 1 to licit K. Mutts. It
will be caiefully criticised, mid n turned us
soon as convenient Ho cm el ul to wiito your
namo and uddress plainly.
1 hen follow tholnstiuctions given ahovo. It
Is not too Into to join Do it at once.
tatters to Mr. Hetts may Imj uiIiIicsm.i1 In
cmo of the Cm uicit,
LUiNCHKONS AND TEAS.
Y a process of evolution,
nlinost as gi initial as tlmt
of the development of the
human species, the efirly
dinner has become
merged into the lunch
eon, so that instead uf
tho old foi inula of
breakfiist, dinner and
tea, wo have tho mod
ern one which calls for
breakfast, luncheon
mid dinner, the old
fashioned supper being
almost a thing of the
past.
Luncheon, however,
Is essentially a lady's
meal, for fow men
possess sulllciellt leis
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Ill
m II
the plates mound. Tho duties of tho hostess
in this case me much more onerous, but this
stylo iinpiiitb a nioro put sounl and homelike
aspect to tho eutei tainmeiit, often tendering
it much moio enjoyable.
Ladies who aio fortunate enough to own
handsome china, silver mid glass Hud that tho
whito apron and snowy tup. Theso young
ladies nro usually attiiod in simple gowns of
nun's veiling, inexpensive silk, nr line t-nsh-ineie,
nnd it is theli duty to see that no one Is
neglected. A looso enveloping wiap Ismi ex
cellent thing to wear on all such occasions,
ono which can bo readily thiown oil" in the
luuchton tnlilo MtfoiiU a much better oppor ! hull when Hitting in and out to leocntioiisor
tunlty for display iug it than docs tho ltusslan teas.
dinner, as the pietty (lishescan bo placed up-1 To tlio women with a limited Income tho
on tho table w hero they can bo nppi eclated. . tea is an infinite blessing, as it Involves but
In this day, wlien almost everyone is a con- llttlo expense and trouble, and does away
noisscur of china, it isnoteonsideiedn bleach I with tho necessity of the footman or butler,
of etiquette to oxamiiio tho bottom ol olio's one i.ent girl to open the door being all that
plato in order to decipher tlio trudeumi k ,
For u ceiemouious ulluir tho invitations
aio mint times engi aved and issued a week in
advance, but they me oidiumily wiitteuby
tho host Iks heisclf in tho first jierson, and
upon ctenm-lniil note-pnpor, the invitation
caul being out of date.
past in their own
houses. America can
claim tho honor of Inauguintiiig tho hub's
luncheon with its ten tourses, its hnnd-pulnt-cd
minus and its tlowcr-bttleckod table.
As gentle men aro excluded n delightful ob
benco of formality Is the i emit, mid In conto
iiueiico tho libel ty of faying just what ono
pleases is frequently abused.
Tho dtiiatlou of a luncheon des.'uds upon
tho number of couises sei veil, but nil excess
Ivoipiantlty is not in the best of taste. Tko
manner of serving tho dishes is about tho
same as at n dinner, ultliougli huge Joints,
tut key, etc., aio not usually otleicd. Soup
muy be omitted, although many hostesses ul
ways begin eveiy repast with bouillon. Dain
ty llttlo mtieeH such as swtetbieads and
muslirooms, Iamb-chops and French peas,
game saluds, etc., gLiieially apptar on the
menu, followed by tlio usual creams, jelliis,
cakes, bonbons, ices, nud fi lilts. Above all,
Table mats aro quite Ignored for invited
iliuueis or luncheons, but they may of course
bo used at family repasts,
Tho unpkin should never be pinned like a
bib beneath one's chin , it sav ors too much of
tho nursei v and armies an overcniefiilnesy In
uro to enjoy this re- ; tilt. mttur of one's clothes.
is nqiiinite. A round tablo in one coiuur,
neatly set and (licked witli a fow lloweisor
glowing plants, is all the paiapheriialia
mctssiiry ,for tea, served withthiu biend-ond
butter, llttlo caken, and crisp biscuits, is
about all that one i mi comfortiilil v i.oii.nnw.
I befoiodiniier. A woinan of fashion can wine
out many scoies by this simple method of en
tertaining, a pemin of tact making these lit
tle iiflalrs the oxciiso for pleasant leunions
which neither tax tho put so nor the stieugth.
Tea is alw ay h better when fleshly made,
mm inu liusian miiioiio-, tlio biirnishcil cop
per tea-kettle swinging fioin Its high lion
standard, or the jiondeious silver urn, each
fullll their mission iqunlly as well Russian
tea Is oirered with a slice of lemon swimming
in the amber liquid, mid those who havo
adopted the Chinese, mode take neither milk
nor sugar
In England gentlemen lounge over the tea
tablo with as much enjoy incut as do the
ladles, but in this country they do not as a
l ule make their upiHiuimicc, excepting k.'1-s
haps, in Washington, wheio theio is quite it
sprinkling of bbick coats in the midst of the
gay attii oof tho ladles.
COLNTK)S A.VMK UK MONTAIdf.
I. S. Doten, justice of tho ix-nce and mi
chant of llrlstol, III , says he can iccoinmeiid
St. Patilck's Pills. "I havo llutl them," he
says, "and know wheieot I speak " Any ono
troubled w it li constipation or biliousness w ill
unit lliein a Iileml 'Ihev nie moiiint mid
Cook has dlv Ided his tci i Itory Into 'l!l dls
tilctsuud sent it to Washington for appioval.
He nctiv(tl word the other day to put mine
This
had to
light to get the allowance that ho thought ho
needed fin ( lerk lilie He made all estimate
of the population m his district and asked for
clerks accoidingly. The bureau at Washing
ton dentin led It hnd maileim estimate of
the Hipulatiou and it was not as large as
Cook's by 'JtNl.lNXl To say that Our Tom was
oxiisiicrated would ls putting It' very mild
Ho immediately started fur Washington by
fast expiest, and he was loailid for big gauio.
Ho got Senator Paddock to hold him hi case
of neco-slty and they callitl on Mr Poiter,
tliobish of the census They discussed the
matter nml they nrguitl It Theio was (old,
dummy dignity on one side mid warm, indig
nant I-uiint-lt-Miiil I'm-going-to-havo-it-lve-uess
on the other. Mr. Porter llnally asked
the young man fioin Nebiaskn If he had any
evidence tlmt lie knew what he was talking
When the Oiimha cm lespoudeiits inn shoit
of other news they speculate about tint del k
shlp of tho supreme court The smuo cmnll
dates me ineutioiied, mid tho smnn liicoiiclut
Ive situation Is developed J tut it new had
hat Urn opened on the deputyshlp, mid Mist
Coin Outcnlt is now being mentioned as an
available quantity Miss Outi alt hasbuuli
the cleik's ulllee a long tune, is familiar with
Its lolltlllf and limy be quitelis competelit foi
Next Weilmsilav will nllei an enteilalll
liieut at I'llllke's iliddedly out uf the lull of
the pieseut seasuii It w III beglveu by llile'rt
Sim Spis'lalty Cuuipauv, dliecl fium Hyiln
A lleluuau's theater at Itiooklyn ll Ih
hcinlitl by the Cllppei quill telle, Ihlt being
I hell Hist iippcuiaiini ill atidev lllits fur llvo
yeais. Anions the othei featuios will bu
Mclutyro (V llcath, the noted mliistiels,
lleleiie Moia, who has a leiumkable baiitouii
voice, the singing comitllan, .laiiiet MeAvoy ,
author mid compost r of his own songs nml
puiodlcs, I'l null llowuid, tho old man Im
iH'isouator, Know .V Whalleu, chaiacler
mi tints, IMltli Sinclair and IM. M . Favor tho
sketch ill tints. At thltpei foiinnneelliey will
present a plctlllo of southern life "liefo' do
with" ll will liitioduco new sceiiciy, uilislo
nud mechanical cllirts, mid will coucludo
w Ith a steamboat explosion
Tin: p.iikn mi hi:i:.
This popular place of umusemeiit conllnues
to draw ciowds by reason of tho novelty of
lis intiiiy lentmes A big caul thlt wit'k
weio the .nnfiutlM family, who havo put In
two dllleielit paiitomliics and plays that havo
given gieat satisfaction Next week piomlscK
n big unity of notublo utti actions. Among
them will bo llllud Iloouo, tho noted pianist,
who Is now playing in museums for the llrst,
time. He is so well know u It is only ueces
saiy to iiiciitlou his coining Kennedy, tho
tihk blcyclo lider. will give u lieifoiinaiicu
nud show many leiniu linlileti leks. Ituilolph,
tho man Unto, gives a novel exhibll'uu, Nel
lie Wnteis, tho popular little songstiess, will
do a tin n. Ill linage it Peck's Mexican musi
cal company w ill be seen on ouoof tho stages,
and Stanley & Haw ley's Pleasure party will
give a novel featuie, Heie is all allay of at
tiactlous that will fill iwostagi-s and a curio
hall. Oil Fill lay next each ladyattendiiig tho
iniistt will leieivo a sotivuili Hiituidiiyof
next wick will In lug the chlldicu's miitineo.
'I'en cents admits to all lliee attiuctions.
Tho nillsio is being visited by the best class of
people, mid il Is a notable fact that many
make a pi nit lie of going every wnk in order
to miss no novelty.
TALK Ol Tilt: HI AUK.
Duiilop wiitcsfiom New Yoik. Thobauo-
the deputyshlp as the aveiago man u liu Is I fid spot on th tiler uf Sixth avenue mid
likely to tie named In loutiectloii with it
Ilelng it woman, however, she miy not liuve
the political pull of a man Mist Outcnlt Is le
luaikabl) business-like torn woman, and has
douo imiumerablc kiuduetsit fm pcrsuus
having businiKs with the cleik's olllce She
has i mi lied a kmdlv coiitideratiou that may
make itself felt. While .Mist Outcnlt Is not
a candidate fur the place, it it probable she
would accept it if tendeieil, mul she has an
annynf fi lends who would Iiko to soo hoi
havo the chmico.
At least llfty Lincoln people ucieln Omaha
Suuditv, and about half uf them went out to
bout Tho young man had. He came with the ball jiiuk. Sioux City wnlloH'd tie- home
Do not fold your napkin when leaving your
scat , it w ill not bo used again, and it is pi oper
to lay it caielessly on tho table or to tluovv it
ujion the llocr.
Never bo guilty of cutting lettuce with a
knife, the leaves should lie lolled up deftly
with a twist ot the folk, ami, if too unwieldy,
toiu apait, not cut.
Never remain longer than half an hour
ufttriislng fiom the table, linhss specially
invltul to do mi, for most fashionable vvonun
have such a round of ciigngi incuts that a too
protiactid stay might iiiteileie with the
plans of your hostiss.
Tho llvo o'clock tea Is essentially of Eng
lish origin, hut 1 1 America it has been so
elaboiatul that Englbh people scaicely
ricognlo the homely aitirnoon tin with its
tlmple aecciinpaniiiuiitsof thin bit ad and but
ter or shoe of plain cake. Aiueiican women
aienotasit gnu nil thing oveisfimd of tho ccitnln in theli action nnd pi oilmen pleasant
beveiage, and they havo adiUil chuco'iite .' cathai tic ill'tct. Fur silo bv A. 1. Slirmler
Thli thth sticit, known as"TheHayuiaikel,"
h. is lut'ii leased for tell yeais by Mi. Woith,
who will elect a well (quipped museum on tho
site These ten-cent results uf amusement,
by the way, havo enjoyed a remarkable pros
pel Ity dining tho season now ending, ami this
is not alone the case in the inetloMils, hut ill
hundriils of cities, thioiighuut the union.
Fivoor six dime museuin men in Boston can
diaw their individual clucks fur 100,UUO,
neither of them worth it nickel a few ycnix
ago, mid in Chicago soveial of them havo
even gi eater foi limit Woitlinnd Holier of
the Fuiirttt'iith stiiet inusciiui in New Voik
am clearing yeaily a liamNoine piullt, and
John Doris' places net hiuiuot less than l,0ou
a wisik, while Tisivoy's iniiscuin, hi llailem,
deals about SXl a wit-k Many morn aro
milking money, and, a iesfi t ible iiiuseiim
onco 0elied has novel Ihs-ii kuuwii to havo
bit'ii shut up at a lust.
ThoNVw Yoik ii'mlil, In order to encour
age Aiueiican dramatists, hasoll'eied to read
all native plays sent before May l.'i, and to
select the Ih-sI one uf them for pioduetlou at
Hill's llniun Squaio Theater duiiug tho
month of June Of the many In ight things
tho Win hi hat lately done this is the best.
The dramatist fortunate enough to capturo
"'I ho World" in lo. will, with its trieal in-
lie un.uo.esusl iiiiiiom or llie I li.,c. m lllltin ,H. ol, t , )f ,
doisus the Pan Amei iiaucouglt.ss,iccuguies i ,, ,
tin. I..... lv iimiiir ku n I.1IKIIUU ..ii... ..,. .... I 1 he Nellv McIIiniv I'liiiitifinv iiii.lniilv r..-
. .. ... ,. . .. .. ,!' . ...... ........ r.,.. m , fc.lMt,tll,--,llf- f J ...... . ... ...,-,,, ..
Ieiowaslioinoslea..o.atolguilnglt.all.a. I tli;ti,m to Look agei.tsan.l live business pul lO'.uXi.g theli new play "Udy Peggv," and
bifit submitted to him. After along and i , ,,u,i1,i., ,i ,..,..., ... ., Miss M. H.iirv and Fi.sl P. i,v.. ,..,
ami dost ,y incidentally lemarking that ' hllrl" i!' '" """ mitllevs and dances foi tho
there is aliiii on This iiminf.sto ciiumsI "riil pl'"ductloii whuh takes place at tho
w idetpreitil exi itcmeiit in Lincoln CnoviU ""1 '"nikel Theittei at Chicagu, May I.
of in.n gathenilonthestiictsa Iim-usmsI Ata h i fui nmnce .,( The Heniletta" in
it loloiielI.il Itoggen fm iniil a torchlight v., v...i i,.t. ,. ..i k. 1...1 .
''' .... m.l.ofc...-' I llllilll L 1 klll(?MlII ll'l'l'lll II
mi iirmfull of It, nud hero was the chmico hi
wanted Ho unfolded a mapcoveiedall ovei
with llguies, mid ho had lots of mine tlguies
011 tho side. Ho had llgiilttl out the probable
population in tlueo ways lie usttl tho sclusil
census as the basis of 0110 mid the vote of lss
for the other. For tho tlilnl hn llguieil out
thoialio uf increase betwifit tie national
census of 1SN) and the state 1 ensus uf lv'i
and applied il to the subsequent pel iod. This
gave I1I111 thrtii insults itppioximatiiig each
other, and by it system uf cumpaiisou mid
averngo ho nunlo up his estiinnto of iopiihi
tion And Cook went dow a inui ivory little
voting piednct and llguieil it out by Itself.
Mr Porter was sin prised, mid he show id It.
team, and tho v isltors enjoyed the gniuu.
In his political gossip the other day Al Fair
In other got oil' the following at the expense
of our gmsl fellow citiens At a lato hour
last night it was iiimoritl that the Hon E.
It Blown of Lincoln wioto a ninulftsto mid
announced that he would run for gov ei nor
011 a plalfoim of his uwil. Hestatid in this
wciid document that he was disgustttl with
all pm tiis ai.d all men. His new party will
ho called tho Bellamy paity , ami di clans foi
the unmolested fieeiloui uf the Chinese,
sharp wordy struggle he comedod Cook's
demand fnrcleik allowance, nnd he compli
mented tho young man fiom Nebraska 011
having tho most complete estimate the
bin eau had sii-n Since then Mr Poiter bus
issued a circular advUing other western
supci v Isors to use the same sy stem
Hut tho census bureau has a habit of not
letting suboidiiiates think. They are hedged
ill by Miles and bound down with red tape.
Cp to a ceitnlu time they aio to usu a cer
tain letterhead, after that another sty le, in
wilting to certain assistants, a thin! form,
etc.
let the salad bo well piepuied, for this is a iiiirie, boui.lnn. and many other thlnes uuilo dnuulat
i. 1 ...... . ... . . . ... .... . . . . . . - . . ' "
tiisu iiiai everyone enjoys vviien piopeny out ul the ilonialn ot llieoi thoilox live o'clock
compounded. A uiajonnnlse uf Ihh maybe tea. In England it is the pciiod of icst which
made very oiiiaminlal with its licit cieiuny en uis befiuo the lato dinner, and comes just
fituce, tho dish gmnlshed with crisp lettuio after the diivein tho pnikur theseveie lotiuil
and celeiy kitves, Chicken, lubstei, sin imp, of society ilutiis. Tlio English hostess iis
nud ciabs nioall excellent in a salad, but do ' peals Ik hind the stiniuiiig ill 11 in itjiietty tea
not make the mistake of chopping up tho gown, her flit nds n niliig In fiom the stltet
mint as if you weio going to nuil.e hash In thesiiiue ct stiiiiusiu vvlmli tiny hnvebien
Each piece should be la atlycut, and tho mass shopping, v isitlug 01 ill iv ing
piled upon tho dish and covet ul with the 1 Ich In this inuntiv the tin is scarcely moio
diosslug, 'than the aciouipauiiuint to the iictptiou,
Muiiy women object to having tho luncheon I tho hostess fuqucutly being di cssul in even
served (i In i'iisxc, tlmt Is when nothing is Ing toilette. She does not usually pour tho
placed upon the table imvo the dessert and tho 1 tea herself, but delegatis that duty to her
deem nt Ions, oveiy thing being handed by the lieutenants In the sIiiiki of 11 bevy of pietty
butler fiom tho side-table. When this mode gills, who piepmo the tiuginitt beveiacouud
is not observed, each com so In turn isplactsl
in front of the hostels nud the sen nut passes
bund It mound themselves, sometimes with
the iissistaiico of a neat piiiloiiuald ill 11
Doctois Hailey i: (loudell, olllco 11(17 L
stieel. Telephone, 1117,
Hetts iV Weaver now havo exclusive sale of
theielebiateil "Jupltei" coal In this city.
Everyone that has tried this gieat fuel pro
nouneo it the Ust foi the money ever obtain
011 in l.liuolu. (Send in a tllnl oide
Phone IKl
procession, and maichetl over to Ike Kay-
1110111I s and comnuiKitl to sing the Stat
Spangled llannei Mi I.amU-i tson's bull
dog ecitieil fiom his 1 age, and Louie Meyei
turniil 111 a lire alarm tinier was llnallv n
stored by Mr Cheeney , who got Mr Hrown
into a cuiriago and diove him to Pahuyia
whole he was, at the hoiu ot going to press,
making a smicIi, in whit h he dunned that
the duty on jute and other 11011-explosive raw
materials should be i tit oil" front the national
treastii v, and all impoil duties should U
given to the Pan-Aiiuucaii congios.
ov ei
As an abstract pioHisii'ou you would smile
at the idea of 11 law legtilatliig the amount ot
gltet to IH' mailltestttl lorudisviiMNllfliltlVK Pel soils WIsIiIiil" to lake iiilvimlnfrnnr tl.
Ami yet that it what society iiudei takis to , i,,i uihii'si pieiiiiuiu oileruf a t opy ut Shak.- their heads and .uv "tl
do, after a luthioii. At tho theater tho othei j ,p,io must do so at once A vei few mp ' u,t,l ( Ik, -
iiigm weio a iiiani.n couple, nun tuu lalliei ics yot lemnlii, and It is )s,tble 110 1111110
of the gentleman had tint I but a few wwks nmJ !. unleittl. lua ,' 'si paid in advance
beloiu At lllst thought this wiIIm'iiiii sins k- I II,. I iiimiii-.ii u ill 1,., .,.,r ...... . .., ,,,,.i,,.l,,...
"- " ! . --. -ttv fH) Mil llilliill
a copy ut Shukospuaie loioplete wtuks,
over '.K) hit go mgt, ilhutiatisl and limid
souielv bound t lid miImci ilfls luav Ink
nprilty lloial h iselut Inscribed "To mj
old fl lend, with best wishes fiom .'senator
Ciane " It wasa giaceful and well iIomi v
itl loiiiplimeiit that pleasvil the large and
tashioimbh aiidieiico iiiiiiu-u-t l .
The I huilon brothers 111 e ami ng th" nchist
managers in the country 'liny niade most,
of then money out of "Fimtasiua Net.
season they me to tempt Fate with n 111 w
spectm lo which thoy piomise shall iit)iis.s
the uld one 111 every tespivt.
Swelliloin nud peanuts havo been crowding
Hal limit's tents In New 01 k to the extent ot
about thlitvon to lltte.ii thuutaml at evtrv
pencil malice, nud still the old tinieis" hnki
ie ulcus isn t what it.
ins to sumo (tuple, and it has set a numls i ot
tongues talking Hut, cousidoi ing the mattei
calmly and honestly , why should it f What
I light has tho woi Id to judge nil indiv idunl's , advantage of this ollei by pny iug up uiikii
iV gentleman of good habits wauls a loom i most sacntl ftsiliinu bv mi at bitiarv. li.'id
and lion rd with nlco piivate family. Holer- 1 form fixed by the woi Id Itself 1 Society sny s
oiioon given.
Cot. 1111:11.
Address O W. F care the
ANooilby tho lick ilellvured and leady for
the stov e at Hetts ,: Weav er's. Call up tele
phone 110.
one must go into ictiiemuit and wear it black
badge as a sign of mourning for a dead kins
man of a certain degree, ami a shot ter 1,
tirenieiit when tho common stiaiit ot hlixsl is
thinner. Hut tho trouble with that sort of
thing is that it is only a sign, nothing moio,
uges
Ellen Tony has gone to Winchelsea t.
studv huriMitof Liny Ashtou fur Irv mi, s
fortlutiining Unidoit lUiMluction ui " 1 he
Hinle of Laimiii rniiKir "
Booth and Mitljoska piny til lust week in
I wliu Ititpnls, Iowa, a town of about i.),tn.ni,
to a house of fV3l. Meiclmut uf Venicv'
wuk given.
Tho sipiilar thing loi iIiku- cuvciings is
getting to ho Cluuo.se mattings Foi snininei
they me cool mid diistless We have an uiuib-
unllv Itngu assoitnimit flout '.'He to SOo tor I
' Mti.i.t.u .V P.vi.vk. I i'ntti was 17 Apiilutli. Hie sailed on tho
1H.1 to IS." South Uth stuvt. lEtruiiii. AjuilW.
Ithiti is Ishiked at I'm ike's for May IStli in
hei new play, "Josephine, Einpici, of tho
French "
