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About Saturday morning courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1893-1894 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1894)
? 7"' "IWNf"" -w"---- -WilAjjiiT'-'V wstemiini hiiii ' , if3f-j, y r -.-.' -fVJ uJa n . - . ' .lAr'-K y7 ' r k v " -.uiiTifn riiiwiwMrtWWBI - I t i p I? w .1 ' F1 II v. - i ' 1 ! I ' , ! t ft . IffiTft .-j '1 w i ?-1 I' -f"' ll w$ s ' J DAWS, OOFPROTM OUNNINQHAM, lUmULlY BLOCK. Nollre tit Non.HealMt MetomlBHt. II. P. Durroll, defendant, will take no. tlco thnt on the riOth day of January, 1804. Tho National Hunk of Commerce, ot Pierre, plaintiff heroin, Mod ltd peti tion In tho district court of ff "";' county, Nebraska, against said defend ant, tho object and preyor of which are to recover Judgment BgBlnst the said II. l Durroll, for the sum of teht wyen unci forty hundredtha dollar (187.10 . with Interest thoreon Ht tho rato of U t6r cent iter annum from tho 1st day or DecemlHr, WW, on a .iwminnnry note dated Novemtwr 11th, 1800. ami duo Do cember lit. 1WW, fr W7.40, payable to Mid plaintiff, and which noto wm oxo outed and delivered towld plaintiff by the said defondant, and on tho th day of January, IBM, tho aald plaintiff Hied In aid causo tho affidavit of Ita attorney for an attachment agalnat the said II. I'. Durroll, on tho grounds that the wld do. fendant la a non-resident of tho wild county and atato above named. That there Vnow duo and payable upon aald note, the sum of 187.40, with interest thereon at the rato of 12 per cont per annum, from tho lat day of December, 1800, for whloh aum, with Interest bb abovo.plalntlff prays for a .decree that the defendant be required to pay tho same, and for general relief. You are required to aiumer aald petition on or eforo the 12th day of March, 1801. Tmk National Bank or Com-mkhok, ok PlKKRK. . lly John 11. Cunningham, Ita Attorney. Feb. 3, St. L. OIHTHARDT, ATT'V AT LAW. Tii Nanal W orralW.KraaM.and Mrs. Frtor, real name aaanowni stout- (Mat tfefeaeaBtal oa luun m, IBM, the Clark A lonard Vm a aaak nW tt ou are hereby notified that l tkn I'Utb A Leonard In- Md the National Llfo Injur- fsas&m WIUVM Ml M rouowinff kUMBralavi treat AufWtt I. KM, at ten per cent per annum UMU BOW PTBitaHri iirar tor' dferiiB of toraeloiura aBl alaefMldJaBdtoMtUrjr talil lien as atora. taid, rur (Hficiencir jauawmt aaa ni m- war vlalnUIT'a ietl of March. 18M. IavaatmaBtCompaBy, araaea IkHmDaBr, W, Varmont. . . 4t JBB. St f ft Tii. QUHTHARDT, Atty. POOMO AWIIW, ATTORNtVt, ( BWMB BIOOK. Ill tlie Dtetriot Court ot Lanceater coun .ty.Ntbnete; In theaaatler of the MUMttoaotEftinaWitte, admlnbi- ' wSrixof the eetate ot John HWUte, tkoeeed, for Iteaoae to aell real estate. Otder'to tiow eawae. TUaeaueebMMMtolM JMerdupon tlM petMon ot Bmrn WrHf, adlokifra jis etUMi eetete oTwin , H. Witte, tie eMed.fof lteMetoeeU let eleven (11) la bloek om huneVed end Mty-two (152) In the eity ef Liaooln, In the mid county tor the payment of deMt allowed u ainet eJdeeUtenndooete ot ndmlnietra tioa, there beliljriio peraonal property belonfing to aeid eetete. And upon conelderatkm ot the petl vtteHandfcrjwodoaueeehowB.it or dered that nil pereooa intereeted in aald estate be and appear before me at the eewrt heuse In the oity ot Lincoln, in , esid cosnty; on the tenth, day of March, MM, at nine o'clock s, m., or aa thereafter as eonneel can be to show.' oaeee way a l lieenea should net , be. granted to seJd.BdBlnletratrix to seU the resreatate sJeceeaW for the payment ot eaW debts, Uft41mMitoty,. ttvw.li ,1-ot number two LiBMibm lavMtBwnt company for HAD. on MvaaaiBiA m Tiaiiai u w raw use stuuBi.on. wiin inierac Yoa are nqBlrM to bb Una u u kalaM. ttl Uk aV .. . . . SMClatfcI?Vd . Tfc NaUaurLMBfaM t. - - T-.r: us wniapin costs, and the costs and expenses or tnta .. SfBlkoHon. And it is further .ordered UttttservleeotthU order benade upon theMrtieo interested in said estats by sMbfoatlen for tour weeks in the 8stur- if dsr-jMetmlnt Ooonisn. n newspaper , et generei circulation and publirhed in , . , 'aBJleountv.' ''' ' - u- Cm an, L. Hall, Judge ot the District Court. Dee January 20,1894. r iJVetrihtUselooJan.aT.le.-lt. illND VUWAlTORNtY8. VsMlawIi. Vinson, .wstWeUandWi tuuuel WeU. Au- UHsuHsskell, part- ersdeisbttsiaess under the firm nMMofWell.Usekell and company; at. 0. Vienna nna eoupeny, m curpuni tkw; Henry Rice, Willkm Stlx, Benjs- min jaesemsn, jonainan tuce, uavia Usemanand SUss Michael, partners dotag business under the firm nsme ' of Mee. Stix and company; non-reel-eent defendants': , You and each ot you are hereby no tUted that on the 24th day ot January HM.ieaesaG. Dorr, plaintiff, began aa action against you and other defend ants in the District Court ot Lan aester County, Nebraska; the ob ject ot which ie to foreclose a mortgage upon the following dee crlbed property; to-wit: Lot number . thirteen (13) in block number forty -two t (at)ia the dry ot Lincoln in said county, saaos by Louie Meyer and r Anna Meyer, te secure the payment of a promissory , aeis of aald Louie Meyer for 94.000, on ' whkh there is nowTdusHOOO with in terest at ten per cent per annum from MarehlXlsW. Plaintiff prays that sakl mortgage be aijuagid a prior lien on sakl property, 'ferdeereeet foreclosure and sale of said ntuaeity to satisfy said lien, and for Ysei an reauired to answer the t4sln- , tefsnsiiiiBaon er before the 8th day ot MsrtiYUsH. JkwaoA Q. Donn, By Pound Burr, his attorneys. Js37,-t. ATTOSMTM that by virtue br the oierk of the third iasseiai KsWaska. within and for eotiaty, k aa aetloa wherein la Loan and BuUdiaaT Assoola- , --- ad '- W. nalsana. latal aaa 'JsfeBalaualau I eriU ! 2 a'aLaefc tea im Saur of'retmiary.'A. , at ties east door taa eofsrt 'SbIImSSML J Isrlsrsaae atavbtts bawss. eefseTM a smmhimsimm. At . aBeetsrv asav,'' ', NaeaseUhseessrai-ea. ref mm ssete of sals MMsd tsssrieteou(tot dsshisi of Wtiaeol aiaaiss iiuutlon tho following ileBcrllmd ronl entnto to-wit: Ixt I'lKht 181 In block aovun 171 in C. C. Ilurr tl nHb-dlvlalon of lotB nine 101. ten (10), llfleon ID), alxteeii (1(1)' elKhfeon (18), twenty three l'i.'l and twenty bIx liXl In tho north went quarter nf section thlrty-aix l.'HIJ, townaliip ten 10, range bIx l enal of the Hlxth p. in. LancBHtor county, Nobrnskii. , (liven under my hand UiIh 18th day of January A. I). 1804,, fit Jan 20 ShorllT, In I In- ClriMilt Court of Hie I'lilli'il NIhIik tor llm tllolrlt't of N-lirnhii. At tho eeBBion ot tho Circuit Court or tho United State for the Dlntrlct of Nebraska, continued and held at tho United Btatea Court room in the city of Lincoln, In Hald Htate, on the 18th day of January; 1801. the Honorablo KlmerS. Dundy being iireeont and preBidiug in said court, tho following among other proceedings were had and done; to-wit: Tho State Savings Hank of Des Moines, Iowa, Plaintiff, vs. Mary Ann Morrlsoy, Krank Mornsoy,her hUHband,otiil. Defendants. KVJQ Now on this 18th day of January 1801, bolng at tho January term A. D, 1801, of tho said court, it having boon tnado to appear to tho satisfaction of tho said court, that this is a suit commenced to onforco a mortgage lion uihjii real prop orty within tho said district anil that SamuorWoll, August Well, and William Haskell, partneas doing business un der tho firm namo of Weil, Haskell A company, II. H. Clalllln fc company, a corortttlonj Henry Ulco, William Stlx, Benjamin Klsoman, David Bisoman, Johnathan Rico and Ellas Michael, partners doing business undor tho firm namo of Rice, Stlx & company andMinuL. Vinson, defendants heroin are not inhabitants ot and have not ttoon found within tho said District and have not voluntarily appeared in said suit. On motion of Found AJUurr.Bollult ors for tho said plaintiff It is consid ered by the court and ordered that tho said defendants above named bo and they are hereby dlroctod to appear and Elead, answor or demur to tho plaintiff's III of complaint on or before Monday, April 2, 1804, and that in dofault thereof an order bo entered in this cause taking tho said bill pro confesso. 1 TV. T, KKMKY, ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, II1IKK BLOOK. Notice. Beth II, Maitun, Jonnlo Maitnn, Amalia ScliUllnjtor and 8chllllnor, hor kiiibauu, Drat namo unknown, Isabella O, Flock and K.. J. .Flock, detentlanU, will tako notloe that on the 18th day of January, 1MM, Llneoln Loan and Untldlna aiaoelatton, plain tiff hanln, Sled hli iwtltlon In tho diitrlot eourt of Laneaatar eountr. Nebraika, against said dateadants, tho object and prnycr of whloh in to forecloso a certain mortango oxo eatcd and asauiuad by tho dofenilant to tho plaintiff upon lot IU (W block two (2) Madl son square addition to Lincoln, to socuro tho Kyawat ot certain promissory notes dated lylfLMSaforthetumof SKI) and dno and nayaWIe in three years from dato therooft that there la now in upon aald mortcafe tho sum of SttO ana in teres t, for which sum and Interost dae, pla latiff prays for a decree that defend aata be required to pay the aamo or that aald pre as less lie sold to satisfy the amount found Sue. You are required to answer this iietltlon on or before tho 12th day ot March, IBM. Wm, K. Kki.Lkt, . Attornoy for l'lalntlff, Dated Janaary3B. 18M. T c tHK 9 At J Native of Probata of Will. In the County Court of Lancaster County, Nebraska. In re estato of Klaas Uorchors, do- CflaMAtl The State ot Nebraska to Mrs. Wopko Borchers, Dorothea Borchers, Anna Borchers, Abbo Borchers. Claus Borch ers. John Borchers and Dlna Borchers, ana to any others interested in said matters. You are hereby notified that an in strument purporting to bo the last will sad (testament ot Klaas BorchorH de ceased, is en file in said court, and also a petition praying for tho probate ot said instrument, and for the appointment of Henry Veith as executor thereof. That on the 28th day ot February, 1804, at 10 o'clock a. at., esid petition and the psoot ot the execution ot said instrument will be heard, end thst if you do not then appear and contest, said court may pro bate and record the same, arid grant administration ot the estate to paid Henry Veith' as executor. This notiee shall be published for three weeks successively in the Satur- dsy Morning Courier prior to aald hear ing. Witness my hand and official seal this 20th dsy of January, 1804. ! SKA 1. 1 I. W. LANSING, Feb.10 at. County Judgo. KOAI) NOTIOK. County Clerk's OfHce. Road No. 1,222. -Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 30th, 1804. To all whom it may concern: Tho commissioner appointed to view u road commencing at toe N, E. corner of sec tion one (1), town ten (10), range nix (0), n Lancaster county, running thence west on section lino to and terminating at tho right of way ot the Burlington x Missouri River Railroad (in Nebraska), be located, has reported in favor, of tho location thereof, and all objcctionB thorn J - lot...- .'.i . i... i. m.ii in the county clerk's office on or before noon ot the 10th dsy of April, A, D,, 1HH, or such road will Ims located with out reference thereto. ' J. D. Woods, County Clerk. By II. E. Wxixr. Deputy. Feb. . 4t. Hherlrs Hale. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an Order ot Bale issued by the Clerk ot the District Court ot the Third Ju diciai District ot Nebrasks. within and for Lancaster County, in an action wherein Anglo-American Mortgago and Trust company is plaintiff, and Ilecry Oosmond, et al defendants: I will, at 2 o'clock p. no., on the 27th day of Febru ary A. D. 1804, at the east door ot the eourt bouse, in the city ot Lincoln, Lan caster County. Nebraska, offer for sale at public auction the following described reel estate; to-wit: The east half ot the southwest quarter sad the west half ot the southeast quar ter ot section seven (7) in township ssTsa (7) north ot range six (0) east of thssixthP. M. in Xsneaster county, Nebraska. " Given under my hand this 24th day ot January a. v., iwh: Bam MoOlay, , Sheriff. Jsa.T.-M It Is farther ordered by tho court that at least twenty days boforo tho said montiay, April , iran, a copy ot una' order be served iiimiii the said defend- unto wherever found if practical and also ujion the person or persons in hh- soHHion or ciiarge or tlie real property described in plalntilT'H bill of complaint if iinv there be and that this order be published for six consecutive weeks in 1 the SAtiiiiimv Moh.nimi Couiiikh, a newspaper published and in general circulation In said District of Nebraska. Hi.Mr.it S. Duniiv, January 18, 1801. Judge. Tho United Slates ot (America, District of Nebraska. PH. I, Kliiwr'D. Frank. Clerk of tho Clr. cult Court of the Unltod States for the District of Nebraska, do hereby certify, that tho iiIkivo and foregoing is a true copy of an order entered upon tho Jour nal ot the proceedings ot said Court, jn tho cause therein entitled: that I hnvo compared the same with tho original entry of said order, and it is a truo tran script therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Witness my Official Signature, and tho Seal of said Court, at Lincoln, in said District, this Kighteenth day of January, A.D. 1801. J HKAI. f JiuT.27.- (UJ Et.MK't I). FlIANK, Clerk. DANIEL F. OSGOOD, Attornkv AOADIMY OF MUSIO atLOoZ. I.?Kt Notice. In tho District, Court of Lancaster conn ty, Nebraska. Albert W. Janson. Plaintiff, vs. Anna McCoy John McCoy and F. J. Hush,, Defendants. Anna McCoy and John McCoy, de fendants, will tako Notice that on tho 12th day of January, 1804, Albert W. Janson, plaintiff, herein tiled his peti tion in the District Court of Lancaster county, Nebraska, against said defend ants; the object and prayer of which is to forecloso a certain mortgago oxocutcd by tho defendants, Anna McCoy and John McCoy to F. J. Bush, upon lots one and two and tho north 25 foot of lot three in block threo In Crystal Springs addition to tho city ot Lincoln, Lancas ter county, Nebraska; to secure tho Imymont of one promissory noto dated IVbruary 12th, 1802, for tho sum ot 9JG0 with 8 per cont interest per annum,' payablo annually, duo and payable on the,12th day ot Fobruary. 1807, which noto contains tho following condition: which noto and mortgago provided that should any ot the interest ot said noto not bo paid when duo, and upon a fail' uro to pay any of said interest within DO days after duo tho holder may oloct to consider tho wholo noto duo and bo collected at once", no Interest has boon Said on said noto although long past ue; said noto and mortgago was for a valuable consideration assigned to plain tiff before any of said intereat became duo and payable by tho terms ot said note, and tho plaintiff, tho holder ot said note has elected to declare the wholo amount duo and there 1b now duo upon said noto ' and mortgago tho aum of 1500 for which sum .with interest from this dato plaintiff prays for a de cree that defendants bo required to pay tho samo or that said premlocs mny bo sold to satisfy amount due. You are required to answor said petition on or before tho Cth day of March, 1804. Amr.iiT W Janhkn, By Dan'l F. Osgood. hiB attornoy, Jan. 27-4t In the Circuit Court of the United Mates tor the District of Nebraska, l At tho session of tho Circuit Court of the United States tor tho District ot Nebraska, continued and held at tthe United States Court room in tho city of Lincoln, in said State on tho 18th day of January 1804, thov Honorablo Elmer S, Dundy being present and presiding in Bald court tho following among othor procedings were had anil dono; to-wit: Joseph G. Rounds, Plaintiff., vb. , Louie Mover, and V 172 Q In Chancory. Annlo Moyer.his Order on Absence wifo, et al., ot Defendants. Defendants. J Now on the 18th day ot January 1804, being at tho January term A, D. 1804, of said court, it ihaying been mado to appear to the satisfaction of said court that thla is a suit commenced to enforce a mortgage lien upon real property with in the sakl District, and that William Abelcs, president and directors ot tho Insurance company, of North America, ot Philadelphia, Ponnsylvanio: Samuel Well, Auguflt Well and William M. Has koll, partners doing busihosa under tho firm namo ot Weil, Haskell & company; II, B. Claffiin Accompany, a corporation; Henry Rice, William Stlx, Benjamin Eiseman, David Eisoman, Johnathan Rice and Ellas Michael, partners doing business under, the firm namo of Rico, Stix & company and Minn L Vinson, defendants, heroin are not inhabitants or residents of and havo not boon found within tho said District and havo not ;,"", Pnf.n, tion or round voluntarily appeared in this suit. On mo- & llurr. solicitors for tho saiaolaintiff, it is considered by tho court and ordered that tho said defend ants above named to bo and they are horeby directed to appear and plead, answer or demur to tho plaintiff's bill ot complaint on or Iteforo Monday, April 2nd, 1804; and, that in default thereof an order bo entered in th,is cause taking the said bill pro confesso. It. is further' ordered by tho court that at least twenty days before tho said Monday, April 2nd, 1804, a copy ot this order be served upon said defendants not inhabitants ot and who have not been found within tho said Districts, wherever found if practicable and also upon tho person or persons in possession or charge ot tho real property uescrlbecl la plaintiff's eaid bill of complaint, if any there be; and that this order bo pub lished for six successive weeks in tho Saturday Mobni.no Coukiku, a news paper published and in general circula tion in said District ot Nebraska. '' Euikk S. Dundy, January 18, 1804. Judge. Tho United Btatea ot America, ) , Distriet of Nebraska. M I, Elmer f. Frank. Clerk of the Cir cuit Court of the United Btatea for the District ot Nebraska, 'da hereby certify, that' the above and foregoing is a true cony ot awarder entered upon the jor nsl ot the pioeedinge ot said .Court, in i . JrXitCJlMC OUR ILLINOIS BRANGH STORE. (We have Discontinued Business in Illinois.) $25,000 ST'OC A JOI2V raw CROWDS AlVD COlVtR. 1121-1123 N STREET. tho causo therein entitled; thnt I havo compared tho samo with tho original entry of said order, and it is a truo tran script therefrom, and of tho wholo thereof. Witness my Official Signature, nnd tho Seal ot said Court, at Lincoln, in said District, this Eighteenth day of January A. D. 1801. J HKAI. Fil.MKlt D. FlIANK, Clerk. Jan. 27. - (It) Satuiiday "Eight Bolls," at, the, Lans ing, theatre. ' Monday Frederick Paulding and Maida Cragon in "A Duol of IlcarbV'.at tho Lansing theatre. Tukhday Frederick Paulding and Maida Cragon in a doublo bill, "Tho Countess Dowager" and "Tho Sot ting of tho Sun," nt tho Lansing theatre. Wkdnkhday "Old Kentucky," at tho Lansing theatre. ThukhDayVOUI Kentucky," at the Lansing theatre. Saturday "HIb Nibs nnd His Nobs," at tho Lansing theatre. Hanlon'a "Fantasmn" made its annual appearanco at tho Lansing this weok Monday and Tuesday. There, were Bomo new things; but it was substant ially tho samo old spcctaclo, with its glittering sconory, brilliant transforma tions, fantastic costumes, interesting tricks and specialties. The Hanlons are masters of their business, and their entertainments are always tho best of their class. A great many people go to seo "Fantasma" year after year, and thoy always onjoy tho play, If it can bo called through theatrical llcenso, a play. It appeals to a class ot Its own. "Fan tasma" is a wholesome entertainment, spirited and bright. , "Eight Bells,' a scenic and musical comedy, with a ship in it,'whi;h makes it nautical, was produced at the Lansing this week, this being tho third timo- it has been presented in Lincoln. Most theatre goers are familiar with this skit, which, by tho way, has had a singularly successful career. It is mado tho vehi cle for tho introduction of music and fun, and the specialties are good. There is a great deal of "go" in "Eight Bolls;" ho r s no lagging of action. Somo changes are observable in this season's production, and in a few instances thoy are an improvement. In tho vernacu lar "Eight Bells" ib a "good show." It Ib well put on, and somo clover pooplo are concerned in it. "Eight Bells" will be repented at tho Ijanslng to-night. Manager Church of tho Lansing thea tre, is still considering - tho proposition to go to Chicago to tako the manage ment ot tho Schiller theatre. Coinlnir Attractions. Frederick Paulding, who is. starring jointly with Miss Maida Craigen in "A Duol of Hearts," is widely known in this section ot tho country as tho "Omaha boy." Mr. Paulding's family namo is Dodge. He is tho son of Colonel Richard Irving Dodge, a renowned Indian tight er, formorly commander ot tho Twenty third United States Infantry, and for many years stationod at tho prominent military posts ot Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and Wyoming. Mr. Paulding passed several years of his boyhood at Fort Loavcnworth and Fort Omaha, and his soubriquet of tho "Omaha boy" was given him by his friends there, ho hav ing mado his first appearanco on tho Btago as an amateur in Omaha in 187Q. Ho came into prominence somo years ago, when ho starred in "Hamlet" and tho "Fool's Revenge." Ho acted as lead ing support with Margaret Mathor for six consecutive seasons, playing Romeo and other Shakespearian characters with unqualified success. Ho played Captain Jack Absolute in tho famous Jefferson and Florenco production of "Tho Rivals" and last season he achieved considerable distinction as leading support with tho tragedian, T. W. Keone. Ho will bo especially recalled for his magnificent production ot tho groat scenic melo drama of "Tho Struggle for Life." Mr. Paulding and Miss Craigen will appear at the Lansing theatre, in "A Duel of Hearts" Mondsy evening. WSfflllS J. A. Mr. Paulding and Miss Cragon will appear in a grand doublo bill Tuesday evoning, "Tho Dowagor Countess" and "Tho Sotting ot tho Sun." t t t "In Old Kentucky" comes tothoLanB- Ing theatre Wednesday Fobruary 21? with tho prestige of a genuine Now York success and endorsed and commondod on all sides as a play of unusual strength . ' and gorgeous scenic display. It is, in fact, tho ono striking success of tho sea son in Now York, where its series of truthful pictures of southern life caught tho fancy of Gotham's play-goers. It ie a melo dramatic spectacle of irront anion. ' dor. Tho four leading scenic artists of , Now York Young, Mnraton; Emons and Vocgtlln wore engaged for Bovoral months preparing tho scenery. A great feature is mado of tho raco, and it will bo a real raco so far as it is possiblo to havo one on tho stage tho horses mak ing a wild dash across tho stage and under tho wire in full view of tho audi ence. A view of tho famous Lexington race track is shown, with tho grand stand filled with enthusiastic spectators, tho book-makers crying tho odds und in citingpcoplo to invest, tho band stun occupied by tho Pickaninny brass band of young darkies just entering their teens, tho judges occupying thoir elabor ate box, and tho multitude of hangers-on always to bo found at a raco track. Tho paddock will also be shown with tho horses, jockeys, touts and othor attend ants, tho weighing-in, tho mount, and other bits of business common to such places. Another scono is a grand and awe-inspiring view ot tho Kentucky Mountains, showing a tremendous chasm spanned by a small foot-bridge and built toahoightof ft) foot. Tho bridgo falls into tho gorgo and the heroine makes a flying swing across tho chasm on tho ond ot a rope, suves her lover from impend ing death by picking up a dynamite bomb, which is about to explodo, and hurls it into the abyss where it explodes with terrific force, shattering the walls of tho precipice and causing tho whole mass to fall. Tho play deals with Ken tucky life and character. With the auxiliaries nearly 109 pooplo will bo em ployed in tho production. In tho com pany are Laura Burt, Edward Holland, Frnzer Coulter, Charles T. Parsloo, Charles II. Ilradshnw, Edward Whito, Marian Abbott, Charlotte Winnett nnd others. "HIb Nibs and His Nobs" is tho title of tho burlesque absurdity which N. E. Nibbo's gigantic burlesque company will present at tho Lansing theatre Satur day, Fobruary 24., Thirty pretty young women are conspicuous upon thoir roster, and tho specialties are new and kept up to tho hour. Tho costumes are sakl to bo paragons ot art, and tho scenic acces sions an artistic triumph. Nibbo claims to havo tho "Barnuui of them nil" as far as burlesque organizations go, and from tho favorablo prcsaoncomiumsoxhlbited there seems to be somo reason for tho samo. On tho stage, whore action is tho primary demand in tho climax of tho play, death must bo mado' dramatic. Perhaps one ot tho best, known deaths on tho stage is that Camlllo in Aloxandor Dumas' play. Camlllo Is supposed to die of consumption nnd tho death comes from hemorrhage ot tho lungs. Tho action ot the body following homorrhago of tho lungs has nothing dramatic about it. It tho blood vessel which breaks is very large there may bo a soml-convul-slon resulting from tho shock. Othor wlso tho death comes from the loss of blood that pours from the mouth or from strangulation that is, tho lungs r fill with blood so that tho sufferer can not breathe. But such a death as this would not satisfy tho demands of the stage, or what are beliovod by many persons to bo those demands, and we therefore seo Camlllo in strong convulsions. There are many deaths on tho stugo in plays, when the causo of death Ib supposed to be heart dlsoaso, As a matter of fact, thoro are a number of diseases ot tho heart, in a majority of which tho person dies be cause tho heart simply stops beating. When this happens a real death Ib like nothing so much aa a faint or syncope; tho Bufforor merely collapses and the ond has come. Alxiut such deaths, howovor, thero'ls nothing dramatic, and actors and actresses, therefore, gonerally choose to personate that form ,of heart disease known to physicians as angina iwctoriB. DORSEY. In this dlsoaso there is the most intense pain conceivable, and those sufferinu from it not only manifest tho Intolossbl character of tho pain by walking up amP down, by moaning or crying, by throw ing tho arms nltotit and sometimes by beating tho chest with tho clenched fist; but thoy often havo convulsions in which all parts or limbs ot tho body are Violently distorted. This disease gives J any porson amplo opportunity fo- action. In many plays tho characters are sup posed to tako iMlson, and tho popular boliof as to the effects of poison isj mistaken as It well can be. Colici lows swallowing nrsonic. It IsordinaT beliovod that tho offect of iaudanumN oi opium in any rorni is to put a person to Bleep. Not only is this untrue of many pooplo, but invariably tho first effects of tho drug are to enliven and i excito the person taking it. When, then, you boo tho horoino in tho dungeon bwbIIow tlfte contente of tho bottle of laudanum nnd at once sWc Into a profound slunibor, you are wajMi Ing somothlng.that never yet took place. Tho secondary effect of opium on prob ably 80 por cont of human beings is to put them to sloop, and as this effect much more lasting than the first ei mom, it nas possession of tho pop mind. Tho convulsions which so follow tho taking of poison on the st may bo produced by a common poiaor Btrychnino. Properly speaking, atrcl nine docs not produce convulsions ti wnicn mere is a great, and rapid move ment of tho limbs. The muscles of the back and tho great flexor muscles ot the legs and thighB are contracted into' a! sort of prolonged rigidity, so that the sufferer is bent backward iiko a bow, and often is supported by his head and I heels, tho lody being arched between. Mile. Croisette, in Paris, when playing ' in La Sphinx, created a great sensation, nnu mauo a great namo for herself, jshe went to Dr. Charcot, the eminont phyif- clan of Paris, and learning from him the effectB of poisons, chose strychnine wai had the name inserted in the play studied carefully all that books tell hor, and then procured several' i and gavo thorn tho poison, watching Spasm which followed. She nro l . . . . .. . ..vr Bucn u perreci simulation or, the rer following the swallowing1 rff otrycl1 that not only tho daily proas pr her, but one of tho medical journa.. voted quite a long urticle to this pA the play and advised medical studj xo go mo meairo- tor the purpose studying the symptoms of poisoning b strychnine. For ono Croisette thst yoj will find on the stage, howovor, you nil easily see 100 victims of poison who sin ply cause physicians to smile. X NEW8 NOTES. Itfiiis of Interest Gathered During- the) Fast Week. No such lino of canned fruits in thel city as shown by W. A. CofHri k Co., 14 South Eleventh street. Tho Lincoln Coal company, 1045 O street, handles all of the very best! grades of anthracite und bituuilnour coal. wny pay exorbitant prices for up-l holstering whon Rothschild does first- class work a.t low rates; 12C" North 12tl treot. ilurr block. For Toxas points tako tlie Missouri Pacific route. City ticket office 1201 street. . Whitebreast Coal nnd Llmo Co. WEDDING INVITATION Possibly you intend to mar ry Boon. You will want in vitations or Announcements or both. At this point in lifo it's natural to have a ' "best-Is-nono-too good" feet ing. Wo hays several new designs in type and engrav- ing, especially for ,thlB work. W can 'satisfy your feel ings. . & t A THB OOJJRIISJ ' il34 N Streot. . ti - - t A