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BORROWED AND STOLEN.
Cold Wave Coming.
The following it the sifnal Bervice or
ler for toilay, issued at 1 a. m:
Was'dikoton, I). C, Jun. 19. Hoist
cold wave signal. Temperature will fall
front 15 to 2." lcrefs by Friday morning.
A Flow of Mlnoral Water.
Louisville, Mo., Jauu.try 19. II. W.
"art.T, of Iiradford, Pa., coutractar and
lrilkr. coinolcted liia part of the contract
for boring for gas last night. Boring
was commenced November 2, and when
1:510 foot were reached work stopped.
Instrad If gas a flow of mineral water
materialixed, the yield being fully 4,000
barrels per tiny. Notwithstanding the
gas failure ths people are delighted with
the result, as he water is supposed to
po.-;s-?ss curative properties for every im-a--i
uable disease.
Ancient Aztec Pottery Found.
K Paso, Tr.K., Jan. 19. For some
time past au'mnt Aztr.'C pottery has been
f-mi u l o:i the m3a back of Paso del
Xortc, in a district of country wliich,
o.ving to its extreme aridity, is very sel-d-in
visited, and still lei3 exi)iored. The
(ia ling of pottery ii said to point to tha
i-xistence in prehistoric timo-i of a pueblo
similar to that explored by Cashing and
th? llora.'nwiy expadition at L03 Muer
toia, in Arizona. A syatematio and per
severing siarch would probably lay bare
similar ruins in this vicinity. There was
a densa Indian population h(;rc when
C ibe. ide Vava pasaod through the coun
try soiii ;wherc about 1330, and after
ward Espejo fouud a big pueblo in 1581.
The history of these ancient pueblos has
never been investigated.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
lis System In Nebraska ta ba Crest
ly Extended Next Year
St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 19. Advices from
Xew York report the executive commit
tee of the Missouri Pacific railway comp
any as having decided to pmh to com
pletion all roads now under contract,
and that they will extend their line3 in
to several of western counties of Nebras
ka during the present year, building
sonic 300 miles of new road. The re
ported sale of the Nebraska Pacific rail
way the Missouri Pacific railway by Prop
er & Co., the incorporators and owners,
is confirmed, and that the same has been
turned over to Church Howe, the Mis
souri Pacific company's aent in Nebras
ka, with instructions to push the line to
completion. The road has surveyed
lines from Warwick Northwest through
Nuckolls and Webster counties to the
west line at Adams count', in Nebraska,
come seventy miles, and is only partially
graded. More surveys have also been
ordered and this line will no doubt be
rxti-nded west from Paulin, in Adams
county, to Kearney, a city of some 7,000
inhabitant, in Buffalo county; thence
uorthwest to Broken Bow, tiie principal
ritv in Custer cnintv.
Lamar Sworn In.
Washington, Jan. 18. The supreme
court of the United States sat with a full
bench to-day. Lamar reached the c.ipi
tol a little after 11 o'clock this morning,
ami proceeded to the justice room of the
s-uprenie court, where the oath of efiicc,
(ordinary modified oath), was adminis
tered to him in private. The judicial
oath was administered in public immed
iti-ly after the session was opened.
The small space reserved for the gen
end public was crowded with strangers,
but the space within the enclosure, re
served for the bar, contained not more
than the usual number of lawyers. The
chief justice announced the first proceed
ings of the court would be the reading of
the commission of Lamar and the admin
istration of the oath. The commission
was thereupon handed to the clerk, who
read it, after which Lamar read impres
sively from manuscript, the judicial oath
as follows: "I, L. Q. C. Lamar, do sol
emnly swear that I will administer jiutiee
without respect to persons and do equal
right to the poor and to the rich, and
that I will faithfully and impartially dis
charge and perform all duties incumbent
on me astasecUte justice of the supreme
court of the United States, according to
the best of my ability and miderstand
ing agreeable to th : constitution and
laws of the United States, so help me
God." lie took t!.e bible as he uttered
the last word and pressed it to his lips.
He was then clad in a flowing robe of
glossy black siik, the court and assem
blage arose, and ths new justice bowed
to his associates and then to the bar and
public, and took his seat in the chair of
th; junior justice at the extreme left of
the bench.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate Pasaos the Bill to Re
fund the War Tax to the North.
Wasuinotox, D. C, Jun. 18. In the
senate a bill was passed introducing the
charge for passports from if-T to !'. I. Af
ter a number petitions had b. en present
ed and bills introduced, the bill for n
funding the direct tax of liil was taken
up. The question was taken on the
amendment offered by Senator l-Miiu.nds
requiring all claims to be III- ( within s;x
years, and it was agreed t . S v i d
amendments of a verbal character m-ic
also agreed to.
Senator Berry offered an am-n-. intent
providing that no part .if tho momY col
lected from individuals shall b. n-tdned
by the United States as sot IT :t i;n -t
any state indebtedness. Ai ' e.l .
Senator Vance offered an ;i:n .:td-n i t
extending the provision of th. bill t tin
cotton tax collection under 111 : law of
1802 and subsequent laws.
The amendment was rejected by a vote
of 48 to 10.
The Chauder amendment to provide
tlic payments be made only on judge
ments of the court of claims was also re
jected. At 2 o'clock the ediuationrd hill was
elisplaced as the unfinished business and
considerable of tho direct tax bill was
continued. The bill was then passed
yeas 48, najs 10.
The bill directs the secretary of the
treasury to credit each state and territory
and to the District of Columbia a sum
equal to the collections rande. therefrom
or from the citizens or inhaoitauLs there
of, or other persons under the dim t tax
of Aug. 5, 1801. It remits fill moneys
till duo to the United States under such
an act and it appropriates the amount
necessary for the reimbursement; the
sums collected directly from individuals
to be held in trust by the state for the
benefit of the persons from whom th' y
were collected, or th?ir legal representa
tives. The Blair educational bill was then
taken up and Senator Brown lh'.-n a!
elressed the senate in support of it. Ar
tcr speaking for about an hour and a half
he yielded for a motion to adjourn.
Senator Shsrman, from the committ e
on foreign relations reported an amend
ment to the deficiency bill appropriating
$50,000 to dafray the expenses of a com
mission to attend the international x
hibition at Melbourne this year. Refer
red to the finance committee. The sen
ate then, at 4:50, adjourned until torn c--row.
An Old Po3tal Law Rsvivod
St. Joskpii, Mo., January 10. Po
master Erans has received intt uotio;
from the .Post Office D. partm- nt ;;
Washington requiring him to charg "
on letters publisheel as n .m-d"!: :e :
usually kuowii as advTtis 1 1- ji
This order is imperative a-i l wit't
qualification. It is an old law wire
has been cropped from th rv i-s-.-d !'
Office cod . and coioieqn-nt! y :,: ...i
of use, but th? law 'ns ii.'vr b n r
pealed, au-1 is now to ba eiiforel ;
before its omission. .
Derby Hats n .Vn'si-.T".
'I wish you'd tell raeof n ylhir-r in tlic
world," eaid titi young iv.-n thr.h bc:rrc!.s
en South Division street, "that is v.e.r.e
than the stiff brimmed huts worn by the
men of this generation.
"What fault have you to find with the
stiff hat?" nsketl the Aroimue-r.
"Well, there is one fault thnt cutvil
lainies all the rest, r.nel that is the (i.i
culty a fellow with a stiff brimmed hat on
encounters iu trying to kis-s a girl, i'on
niake a saiiy, and w-ieti wiiirin two inches
of the goal your- hat brim strikes Clarissa
on the forehead and stops you. Xine times
out of ten your hat is Li-ockcil off and
falls on the porch with a great racket,
which makes you ridiculous. A fellow
that has been caught feo once or twice al
ways takes care to set his hat on the back
e-f hid head before trying to kiss n irl,
fine! then he has some chance. V"hen a
girl sees her companion push Ids hut to
the back of his head she- needs to be ou
her guard. He is bent on mischief."
Buffalo Courier.
Character In the liars.
Jtiavc often felt, too, that something of
a man's nature couhl hs dete; mined by
his ears their shape and their han.i. if 1
may put it that way. I have noticed that
wide, heavy jaweel and stolid criminals,
and even men of intelligence of this make
up, have small ears which lie close to their
hcatls. These men are not to be trifled
with, and they only appreciate the pres
sure ot force or of mind when they feel it.
'i-'he lantern jawel nml ilappy eareel are
easily reud and handled. The most des
perate criminals, whether of the higher or
lower order, are of the former class, while
the petty thieves and men of light mental
caliber are generally of the flappy eareel
genus. I think, too, that something can
be told of a person's nature by his gait in
Walking. I do know that much can be
ffetermiued th? carriage of the head,
Just the. same as the Jockey or horse fan
cier tells the nature and spirit of a horse
by head poise. Inspector Byrnes in New
York World.
CAUTIONS AGAINST Fine.
Advice i-.i ttt AVIiat Vim Sltiiiil.l Nut X.
Y;i!ii:iMe Hints.
The le.Tlit!;; i;:sur:-!'-o companies of 7ev I
Yorli have pa! ):cd th following praeti- ;
:'..! and iut :!;, ,;!. it cautions gainst lire: '
JDoa't siiiow slows or I.e-.iU rs on your
preniiuc.-s v.-hieh .-iro i:L secure-! s.S on f.t.e-o,
cemenieJ briek or laeUi!, t.u-1 bu s:re thai, nil
v. o:-.Uve.rk near tl-o i.o ea or pipes is care
fully protected with metal.
Don't; all, w any looso jointed g:-.s bracket ;
o:i your j-roniiii-.-s, whicli could 1 o f,v.-.:i;g
ujainst woodwork, ta i?:y ;;a-s 1 :'a--':et.? v.i;'i
o;;t wire screens or r ,:e:, if hay, straw, .
II -lit niul.v;t:.i or v,i:.i....v curtain i are ioar .
t'ae r.i.
Do:it ft!lo-.v tho el -ciri l.;;:!:t'; r wires on
voi:r ijremises w'u.eli aro not pioix.'rly pro-
t'jet-1. ;
De:i't allow f.ieam pipes t l.c iu contact
v.-;i'a wood or inilamaia'do :ri::l.
1 ' i allow may
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Doa i, lor. et to :x'p the l-.mp'i filltvl awi
w i 'o l o.-ici. nea t.K- o.i ii low is
(:. rratc-.: ;;as, wliieh is liuLIu i- explode.
Doa't ul.-t.v laaiiio, gasoline, nu; -lillia or
explosives i:i jour pirvce. Vt: :r r .:': .-;
io:e,-y pr;..:.. ...
j Do;i"t e.::ovv- i-j.hcs to l.e pub i:t a wofKlen
I box or barrel in yoar building. Always have
j an iron i- .ii can.
Lv::tl r.Ho'.v ar.y oily waiiio or ra to 1.9
throv.'ii o:i Vho floe-r, 1'iit only in a melal eaa,
with cover, anil !:-.v-1!: i t taken o;:t f too
LuiJuhi-r every i.i'rt.t : i.-:cy lav- iA-li-iuiiin;'
t alio
.;reasy or oily rags or
papers to bo mixed up with k-.n cV.m,
or a Lu-ger mnount cf .-iippi: to ivtaaia iu
your place (even if clean airi in baiv-; than
ij cb;olatc-Iy unavoidable.
Do.-;"i, all-)-. BawJu-it to bn u.ed on J'bors or
iu spiiteoiii. It c:;usom itiany fire, ignited
J;y -!gar stumps or e iurett s.
Don't aiiov oawdu-;i; to bo 'a ;ed for cateh
i:ig oil dripr)i:ig.; froai machine. or elevator
gearing. :md i.i ca.'e.
De-:i't .tlloTr ni.t-.:!;es to be Irept loose, or
i:i paper boios, but oaiy in metal or earthen
safe-:. Thosa lighting only on the box aro
s.i.e.-t..
ijon'fc allow rn:o!:i!i2 cn your premis-.-s
v.hero t.'.iy co'nbustiblj goods or i::e.t:'iiais
ai-e i.rsej.
Don't fail to havo yer.u lire hu-Vet.? fdk d,
and test h ).-.o end fire appiiu'i; es from time
to t ime.
Di:i'fc allow your stairs or hallways to ba
bioeked ir; -r u.scl :
or l-iibbish.
hay, straw, etc-., to tieeu.iaulato or ro.naiu on
j'or.r pre:.j::.;.
Do.i't fil to h-ivo ail elevat a.-or hoit
vvays r.rovidcd with jfr.od trap doors or
hal'. be", a;id hovo tbee shut at r.i-;Ij;.
I lor.'t ic-rgct to clooo your iron liautlcrs e
nij.ht.
Don't forgot that neglect and careleasne1?.
ere the onuuo of mora ires t!;an all ot!ser
things, and coiforeo ruies to guaril against
them.
An I::el!c-n in e:t:3tl liai-l.-or.
I want to invoko yotir iikl.j agaiu not to
do a:;ytbk'g, fe.r tlsoaghts ,u.; as yours and
t'ao thiill r.n.l ring e-f sac a p..e-t ry cannot- lw
c-vo'aed. lit J giro you a i'.ier and a :-.'g-gostion.
At th? ba'.Ll-. of Col. i Harbor, Juae
"., I'Ji'.l, Cfen. .Taekso.i orlere 1 lue tola;.; ti,r
Vaf.t, 'iuryhii'd in, and without any deiinit
ornt-rs wnoro to go.
I askel hiiu v.-hieh way I .shonM mve
when I had brokcu their li:u. lio .said, J
''That way," swjngbtg his right ariu ut full '.
length froai him. T'uodireetlon I ai.-.rv. r.r.l
found vac behind -IeC'icra;-.ad".j left
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, n-j , i. jasuva lu.i'.;.. i lo'....r.J. l.te ;
pk.co wliero th-.i- was the i.c.'.'.e.-t e-r ;.' fir- !
ing a.ud preced rl;.l;t ia tao 1
found a Federal t..:c ;;uu Ut'. . ..-,:' :
1,33 yards iu front r.-.d a Fed-:ir.: 11 - :,j '
butt!- iu front cf the laUery i: :; i-'-.- :. ',
ca'i i.ito the r ioa:-i'. wlo -h .:-."?.; t a-
perfect pro'.e?t!o:!. V.':o lire e-.e.y .'u-.'-i
was L-.avy, i:ioro tryiug. t; a ;.y r -troops
c.irac tear; 'g Ixie'; iu i , . .
gloaming (it wa jur.t tnoat !u-.tl--
my left tbo lino la;- ou t!ie ; ; .-.-..! .. ; . , --,
Cring. Tly owu ilr:b- , -. :
rue.u t ) eta:-:' '. r: i l e ; '. ..h'-'r to. t , -
o-. , c.u-.l i'l u i;:o a. at tl. y would l-a..-'
Lroliiu : h :;nd c'a-.-.i i-;-rca!.i::g over tl-u.:,
aui luuslxt ball; knocking a iaau oi i eve-:y
minute. I s--prang out iu front of tl.e b'-ie, j
gave tho ciLr, u.Ia'i! Atte-.tiou! C:i t!v.
cuter dreY' and tken put thc:u e!u- ;.,h
th. rir.mta! of anus. It was su it a r.;-ef
i.'-.-. they (!. - :: b and at. the orek r n: -h- d
f :..;. rd a'-; a "Wght si.oil.i:-;- tlsit ev.:.,"
:?.-! v.-.: overtax I'..--!, xv.l jl:v aal 5 ry
v.i.. it i;iaag r. ; .r.i . (Jen. CradluyT.Je.laii
coii'a latter ta Co:. James lb Iluuuall.
f-tratci;-;.- of a C'iiioser.
Tho re-.iowaed eo:upo:;er Brahms fiedi it
impo'slblo to worl: c::c): a:uid absolutely
quivt : urr-iuudi'ig". lie cannot e-nd-aro tho
!l-u t i:oi ;? either above, und.r .r at the :udc-3
of ta-. t'oom iu whi-.-h hn st:;.lies. I:i urder to
.'ar.uv hi:a.e-f of the siillne?.;.of a 1-xlging it
i ; 1:1.: cu.,te-:u on his tours to catechise th?
portl; r of tha housa in which ho thinks cf
taking up bis abode. As it is net muc h ur.o
to inc. rare iu plain terras whether the houao
is perfectly quiet. Brahms resorts to-' a plec-o
of strategy, tho character cf which is .' 'uo-.vn
in the f liovin:r lialoTae: llei-r I'.rahin-. to
iheporttr: -You mujt know that I ma!
-oviai sore or leiiow an-i iiKe plenty- ot ruu-
Leu me, liow, is I hero any piayinQ
singing in this house:" Tiio portivr to
Crr.hms: "Lots cf it, I arsure you. There is
a iiiano iu the room on Ibis f-ide, and another
c:i that side, uu-.i the lady uudorneatli is sing
ing all day Lang and half of tho night."
Brahms to tho i-?rti-.-r: "I am so glad voij
hive told me this; J must eail gaih." Bu?
tLer maestro forgets to pay his 6econd visit.
-Pall Mall Uazeito.
How lU-iiteiiyi Vsed to Travt-I.
Remenyi, the violinkt, was an amusins
nan, but .-omething of a jKur at the saino
lime. In traveling from place pluc Q,vt
his concert tours, while shting hi a i-ar itftd
iug a ne-'.spapeT, bo would hold a dummy"'
violin tucked under hi.; chin. As ids eyes a!-Bcrbe-d
tho news his agile lingers lan up cnJ
down the strings. The j-asseugei-s would
stare. lt he appeared to bo heedless of their
curiotui gaze. lie always said in reply to any
questions on the subjef:t, that he way. keeping
hi hand i:i practice; but the membera of hiu
company thought tzt ho did it moro cs an
wivenisxsment than anything else, for ever5--bo:ly
said, "Who is the jolly little fello
with the il klle.'" and there wa3 always ronio
ono to repl -, "Oh, that's Remenvu." Chicago
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UNDERTAKING AND EWBALPfflmG A SPECIALTY
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CORNER MAIN AND SIXT1I
! Dr. R. Nunn,M. D.,B Ch
Titi.Niiv C:.i.r:or:, Dubmx,
OCULIST. - AUEIST, - THROAT
DISEASES.
bate Hara'eon at Western )-.!ii liabiee : u
A--i-t at it.il opbtitrbide Hyspita', Loud at.
eifiiee, Itetom !S, Barkt-r hiexk : 10 a. in. to 4 p.in
(Uiiaha. Xel raska.
Correspondence Punctually Answered.
Dissolution Notice.
l'lUTriMOUTH. N I)., Jan. 2, )?88.
Xoticr fit iclinhi U man concern:
Tit" h rot ktie-wn n .I-roer Bros. ,t fo.. in tkis
dv liS"l v'l by inutnaVc iisnt. The lui'tiie
w ill lircait-T be cnduetfil by W.e!. i L. C.
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Notice of Sci'.o Under
Chattel
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c!i.i::i-1 t:i;i-:a.-e .buci! !t :!;. 7 1 Ii i: y fif L'ee-
ein'e-r. a l ! ft!id H (! rec -leieil in tlie
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-Xee-iilt-(l by J. s. Olikf ToN' rr-f.'ti, S. .Jowe-tt
& Co. to s:-fi;r.; Hi- i-tvtift of the
M1..-1 : ??(i.t.oo ; iijten which iii- if Is now
iiiHtti!S.iin of i. JJ. ait having been
hukI- iu th- pity i,,. nr .f f.aiil nan 1 lieretnre
I w.p. s-!l t'"e iron-iy tb'-rpjn eieseril.e.!, viz :
Tic e-ntire te-'-c of storr-?. t:t;-.ar ami shelf
lie:iy 11 : r't .v:i re . (! n::iire f ihu store-r.io-
At' 'iMi:t-iJ In J.ri.;'.: Imii!! 1; on eat
batf l 't -;ulii J ! .r-'.c tMentt -inn- ssj ii the
itv t i'bi in uth. at im'.ilii an. rieii at tho
fr n 1 r of f a!ov-iiRrriiied stoi bull.lbiK
in ttte t ity nf ri;ittr?i.mtl!--t-!. eininf v.brs
a. . hrr 3:l il:-iv of January. "iV. at the
hour of fe t r'ei k b hi. ff F-iia ei.iv.
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