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THE AMERICAN .
PBRRY.
turtm t tw.i.uitd.
U,ctw-J that to oMnictiow had
1 h nrt'i-J ' theshott rurUm to
Cuimotv, tsherv Im found a bth ol
bl rhuvh, revived htm with
Itntrkt ktttilm, coe.fc'itultltg Mm on
bating wntd th hand d hi
riieniiea, and tlly 't)ttl him
not aaln to hatard lilinmdft among
them, Aldr miw UlmiHirw, In the
pivgtVM ot which MmjrwtH Iwflled
cvciat tttUutpta Hi obtati.lng Informa
tion eoneelttlng lrry, the bishop
rvcommcndiHl hi Wwslng to
prii'Ht, Just arrived to bold a station
there. Magrath oU'jod; hut, on com
Inn to Ui mmfowtloiml, honestly -prised
theprlost that ho should give
no Information mi anything Hint did
not ooncorn hlmelf-a plan in which
the other refused to concur, indignantly
assuring him that any concealment on
jkiIiHs where ho might ho questioned,
would burden his soul with mortal kin.
Finding bin penitent iitlll refractory,
bo changed hiit tone, and pathetically
apiwalod on behalf of the ' imrnocut.nl
cnureh, representing tho 1'roU'HtiinU,
especially those of Perry, a children
of perdition, obnoxious and detestable
both to God and man, and with whom
none could keep fulth without Incurring
tho contamination of their damnable
heresies."
Tho failure allko of his eloquence
and of tho menace with which ho In
torsporscd It, noon overcame his small
stock of patience, and, adzing Magrath
by tho collar, ho dragged him toward
an adjoining room, the door of which
ho throw oiton, and, in violent wrath,
denounced him an a pontllent heretic
to tho blahop, who wa aoatcd at break-
flint with a party of hla clergy around
him. Kvery eye wa turuod on Ma
grath, who prewmtly rccogul.ed In ono
of them tho omlnoiiM twluklo of Fathor
I'otcm, under whuno careful nbpurlu
teiiilince ho hud been dent on apll
grtmiigo jutit pre v luu to bin grand
father' death,
Tho recognition wan mutual, not-
wlthHtandlng the hipxo of eight ycara
wliico their liiBt meeting; and tho
prlct, exprctwlng great pleasure at btv
holding blm again, amiured hl brethren
that he wum a faithful mm of the church
long under hU care, and one who would
irladly receive wholenomo admonition
from hU ftnoli-nt pawtor,
With Petcrst, therefore, Magrath
withdrew, and had to maintain bin
poht ngalnKt every moilo of lllnplaylng
that uulhorHV to which he hud once
paid ouch unlimited obedience
'"I tould hU rlvercnce that I came to
confcM all my own hIiib and get ubriolu
tlou; but the Dei ry men hadn't put It
upon me to fetch them a penance, and I
couldn't In cotiMcience betray them.
'CoiiHclcnoo,' uy ho. 'and whoi to
look after your coimcienoe, bnrrlu' thu
clergy that him vim under hht knee?
'Oh, mi re,' uy I, 'and lnn't It myuclf
that miiHt give account of mynulf to
(J nil' Mustn't I Hand before the Judg
ment-unit of Chrlaty Then to neo tho
fiico of him when ho axed mo, 'And
who tould you all that NtulTV' 'HtulT In
il'f nay I; 'sure, and U'h In the bleHHed
IxKik of God'n truth.' ' And then I guve
it him inlrlnh elune and entire, bm It
wan on my memory.' "
"And how bore, he that?" nuked
Ilryan.
"Hoar it ho didn't anyhow; but ho
clenched hln lint In my teeth, and curwid
mo for an big a heretic an ould DennU
hlniHclf, that waa burning llko a dry
od In tho fire of boll, I axed blm bow
long hud he known that tho Howl wan
there? 'How long la It?' aaya bo; 'It'a
ever alnce I put my curmj on tho ould
heretlo fortlcklng to the truth that
haa jHiUoned ye all. Didn't he tell me
tho rlteaof tho church could'nt bring
him to heaven? Troth, and ho went
faat enough to bell without 'em.
'Why, then,' aaya I, 'lt'a your rlverlnco
that'a going to do the Jtmt and gcnerouH
thing, giving back to my father' aon
tho maa-moncy that went to fetch
Dennla out of purgatory, and ho In
hell, the comfortlena creathur!' "
Unmoved by tho burat of laughter
which thla ahrcwd turn drew from
Itoaa and Uryan, Mngrath went on to
dettcrlbe the augmented rage of the
prlcttt, who aworo that, unlcaa ho gave
full Information on every point re
quired, and amply atoned for hla nac
religloua inaolenoe, ho ahould bo turned
out among tU faithful army aa an ex
communicated traitor. Left to hlmaelf
in a amall apartment, of which the
grated window and iron-clenched door
bonpoke it a priaon, Mngrath had lei mi re
to reflect on the probable termination
of hla adventure; while the puclng of a
Bontry at a short dlatanoe proved that
be waa carefully guarded
"And didn't you repent of your atout-
neas the while?" nuked Shane, the la
tentneaa of wbowe intcreat struck all
the party.
"I didn't repent of laj honesty, any'
way," answered the other with strong
emphaals; "but Father Peters' blarney
had put me on thinking over past
times; and sure it was I that had sins
),,,-,,.. ami !dft1 I M t-l
w tiui man " 11.' hii.4, M h-tt
m MmI full .l M )' h"1 "
m1u d-p thought 1 , i,l.b
rmWttitf t.U) HhKi(l ee.l tiai-S.
i tl-it wnn, he r-d Ht m Wli,
sitting, I ll t H )vi what mwlf did:
liMmltint ll lr ttkhl that
on . !f aotHihe, Ulslttg ol
ould lMnt tivut'lt . h Min
iMmitiw l U Iimh- r wbrrw th
M ,. n, nd I vttUtrt Iwit
Ihlnk a inittM w (ilx'tt tnc lor H
Kiwi I kt !! don and ivnfi fwd
U thfl-oiM Jowml'ltrliit, wlilMMit rlit
or t(n; aid lo n I hi H, miiw
how 1 t-oiitdn't b-av IT, out wmu-nwu
lor ould IViiuln and !l llu' r, and
kfd II Im would I g t HlMthilion that
wnjl" Why tdowildn t 1? for aur the
wonl wt i clear In my mind;'' fcud he
nclud In lrUh, 'tkuno unto me, all ye
that lalor and aw heavy laden, and I
will glvo yourvct."
Hryan utaru-d trom hi chair, and,
rt m-atlng the U'Ht In r.ngllah,
thu room, alworlied In mental thanks
giving; whllo Jlttull, nuppivKulng hU
emotion, naked Mngrath whether bo
experienced any comfort from thla, to
him, novel iikmIo of coiifctmlon.
"Hurc and I did, ulr. A feeling caino
over mo a If tho great Citnl looki'd and
IlKU-nud, and I canmit nay but I tronv
bled. Yet, comfort It wan to think that
llo heard mo, and I got up with, a
IlirhUir heart" Ho then rolutod that
another attack wan made on h la con
ulancy by ono of tho mirvants, who,
coming h If by utealth, net before him
the certain death which awaited him,
should the prleat denounce him from
the altar on tho morrow, as ho would
do, unless a timely submission averted
the futo. Magrath, however, described
the report of tho ploceB which sent
shells and slu4 into Derry, as assisting
to harden hliu against all pleading;
and ho nuidu up his mind to bravo the
worst, ii8lng the night in painful re
flection, not unmixed with Joy, as pas
saires from tho Irish Scriptures were
forcibly brought to his remembrance
At curlv mornlne Peters once more
appeared, accompanied by tho bishop,
and armed with all the artillery of ex
population and thundering menaces,
both as regarded this world and tho
next. Ho stood firm, and they left
him for the first nun, giving him until
noon to consliler tno consequences or
such unhcutd-of jHirtlnaclty. Peters
hud Informed tho bishop of old Dennis's
refractory end; and tho virulent abuse
heaped on the Word of Clod by these
noi-duiaiU ministers of His truth
operated to strengthen Magrath ajpilnst
tho uttermost that their mallco could
achieve. Through his narrow window
ho saw the men crowding to mass, and
not wishing to bo behlnd-hiind In devo'
tlon, bo knelt down to pray, as before
Tho sentry hud been frequently re-
Uevod; and about noon, when, after a
short query, to which an equally short
negative was given, tho priest had loft
his door, Mngrath recognized in his
now guard one whom ho well knew as
an active emissary of his party, high In
tho confldenoo of some loaders among
tho native Irish clans. Magrath called
blm by name; and the other, muehsur
prised, udvanced to tho grate, Inquir
ing by what means ho hud been pluced
in such a dilemma. (
"For my honesty," was tho reply
and before ho could proceed, the other
burst Into low but bitter Invectives
against tho French put ty, who, he said
were using the Irish as tools, to gam
a footing In tho laud at thu expense of
their blood, and afterwards to enslave
them. Tho priests then at Culmore
he said, were nil In the plot, and would
no doubt, tnuko away with every
honest man who sought to maintain
his country's Independence. IIo then
inquired if It was by their means that
the prisoner lav under sentence of
chath, as ho understood. Magratli
almnly save an affirmative; which
drew from hla friend renewed expres
sions of Indignation. As, however, tho
llmo for relieving him approached, ho
hastily desired the prisoner to watch
until ho should see a sentry on guard
wearing a green ribbon In hi button
hole, and then to try the door of his
cell, and make what use ho could of tho
opiHirtunity. He finished by directing
him to seek out their former employer,
and apprise him that those In authority
were deeply plotting tho subjugation of
Ireland beneath the yoke of France;
and was gono before Magrath co'd
answer a word, leaving him doubtful
whether ho should avail himself of
succor Btven unuer so eviucninnus
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conception.
txnnellan, nis ancioni comruue, no
knew to bo a roan of dark and stern re
solve, In whatsoever regarded tho ex
elusive interests of tho native race.
Itellglon formed with him only an In
ferior branch of patriotism, and his
was the hand that would stab on the
high altar even a sovereign pontiff
capable of conspiring against Irish
ascendancy, Called from a distant
post to take his turn in guarding a
prisoner whoso safe-keeping was only
entrusted to men of tried resolution, he
knew no more than he had fallen under
tho displeasure of their leaders. Ills
former experience of Marath's devoted
attachment to his native cautw, brought
at once his impetuous mind to the con
elusion that for it he wss now about to
suffer; nor would ho regard tho repre
sentations subsequently made in answer
to his inaultles as any but the artful
Ni )it j Omitfc-limit Uif M'ii
.f t V'mi VsU, n MuH t- l
t, ttiU diwtib-f twi.l.' t!r
i . !!. ti!. Ut Ui 4 tVn Dsn.
b ritcd ivh It t Mmt
Itu' ((tite.
Mafrnth. nnnhl!e, rmtilnt-d on
Ihn trnrjf r nl, i hUig wn t-rt-Hl
a ny of ovn With t-lmt
ttvlte hkhm imh inii-mii te , bt r'-
tuthed t umliwiu t Wiii-dUn, rsthcr
than lour ltn brand of its-n-hiry
ni.jf )rtj; si tin mint time ftot pur-
lowing to Iimk any bi- of an bonomhle
rvlrvnt from th tfmop of the nBliint
whom his itlrltlm wus rUIng Into
netlvo hosUlity. Homo hours lad,
nod m-veral times bud Mngrath taken
nn anxious survey o' omo new guard,
In-fom the wclcomo li?ht of an end of
gnen rlblmn, drawn out through the
button-hole of his vent, apprised him
that a confederate of Counellan had
assumed his ollloe. This man took a
wider rnngo thnn hla predecsmrs,
whistling n national melody as he pie'eil
tho ground, and while observing him,
Magrath distinctly heard n key turu In
the look of his door. At the sumo time,
tho sentry ceasing his tune, stood sta
tionary with his back to the building,
Magrath oienod tho door; all was
clear; he turned the key again to secure
the entrance of bis prison, and slipping
It Into his pocket, passed swiftly round
projecting angle of tho wall, and
descended a bank overhanging tho
lower ground a rudo natural rampart
under which ho paused, stooping low
honcnth Its level, to ponder on the next
movement In his novel and perilous ex
pedltlon, At any other time, such an
escape would have been morally Im
possible, nor could ho have occupied
his present position for three minutes
undiscovered; but all bonds ot discip
line bad been loosed, and every mili
tary precaution sacrificed ut tho shrlno
of drunken revelry. In fact, the army
had long manifested symptoms of dis
gust, and even of an Insurrectionary
spirit, under tho severe privations Im
posed by their arduous tusk before tho
stubborn walls of Derry, and It was
wisely counselled by tho crafty priest
hood, thutaduyof unlimited enjoyment
should bo conceded, to restore In some
measure the good-humor of tho troops:
while by an cxtenslvo application of
that in valuuble engine, tho confessional
they should themselves bo ablo to as
certain that nothing llko an organized
plan of mutiny existed uniting the com
tilalnants, Always ready to tuke full
advantage of sitoh festive seasons, tho
men were continually assembling In
that part of tho camp where liquor
abounded; and no such attraction resld
Ing in Mugrath'a present vicinity, ho
waa comparatively safe whllo screened
from tho view of tho sentinels, whoso
measured tread still vibrated beforo
the empty guard house, '
In dollberatlnu on his future course.
Mngrath decided on that from which
a mind of ordinary nerve would most
Intuitively have shrunk, With euro
and circumspection he might have won
bis way back to tho wulls of Derry
favored as ho was by circumstances that
would speedily bo changed into double
vigilance; but ho resolved on gaining
some further insight into tho condition
of his countrymen, and with this Intent
h't prepared to throw himself Into tho
midst of tbatconfused company, which
llko the mixed multitude that went up
out of F.gypt, still hovered about tho
regular camp, and anticipated, If not a
sharo of tho future spoil, yet, at least
sanguinary participation In tho medi
tated carnage of tho devoted city. Tho
better to avoid such suspicion as his
decent garb would perhaps excite, Ma
grath divested himself of his coat and
sIkm-s, which, with bis hat, ho buried
under some loose earth; then', having
torn his watstooat, and otherwise
damaged his remaining apparel, ho
placed tho fragment of a tobaooo-pliKi
In his mouth, and sallied forth, exposed
to any cyo that might m roaming
thitherward, and deliberately passed
on towards the outern ost part of tho
encampment,
Hryan could not refrain, from ex
pressing sotno astonishment at a pro
ceeding so manifestly Imprudent; but
Magrath assured him that, burring
Father Peters, ho could have fatted any
man who bad seen blm during that or
tho preceding day without apprehon
slon of discovery. Adding that at first
ho had assumed somewhat of a stagger
ing1 ?&lt, as though intoxicated; btit
some passage which came Into his
mind, bidding hlrn abstain from every
appearance of evil and ho quoted It in
tho Irish Induced blm to lay aaldo the
semblance of that sin which bo would
not actually have committed, and to
trust to such disguise alone as his con
science could not condemn
Arrived among tho wild stragglers
of his race, ho was allured by tho
savory steams of a pot, which promised
some relief to his hunger; and which
as ho approached, was Just taken from
ovor a fire of turf, where it had hung
suspended from sticks, and carried into
a sort of cabin, or rathor shed, most
rudely constructed for the shelter of as
many human beings as chose to congre
gate beneath Its roof. His wistful looks
were remarked by ono who seemed to
exercise some control over his sur
rounding companions; and who, as
matter of course, proffered a welcome
to the stranger in that tongue which
was almost exclusively spoken around
Im M-H'ruiu thatiM.i'lv fto-.t i. il il,
iit,,i,nl it; tit l,it rvmntttid
M II nt-ik 11 mi ,.f thtm
s.l V.ii; ntilUi, tlisl -r'llv'y Mn
wtl, till"1 hUnm At, b4 Ut n hh h
i .Mt t da) S fuel 1I. h th tllit
H 1 OtiCl ! Ill- t
Bild nut fc t tt thi Ili-1 ntt-
m nt, li lhi other, eiilti) Mm-
It, "until J ut lo; nml that U tlif
hMin that I am fatlng stlil. Mi, It'a
comfortable thing toeomo under tltt
prlot'a band, and to know that all I
rliibt la ! n tlml and )onr soul!"
A), tVrny," tvmnrked another,
you ni-e tbe most rtdlglou man nmong
us, I eon i ts-iievo you fve put your
head down without prayers."
Never without nn net of fnith, and
of bos', and of charity," answered
orny. "Mow ould I get my rest, If 1
was not In pen.v w ith thai nnd nil the
world?"
(To lat Continued.)
AI.K.I I l AM) Till: IIOM ANH.
An Illinois ('iirrcspmiilent Has a Few
Herds to Ssy Against Tliein.
"The fact is, it la tlmo our people
were developing1 a limo more state
pride." So says the honorable Gov.
Altgelil. utmujo nenira, August 81.
(Ill, wail soinn power tho Klftle rI'c us
To see ourselves a others see usl
It, ami frim tin mi io n blunder free us,
Anil foollsli tuition,
Can It be possible that Mr. Altg-old
had In mind the election of 181)2, when
Illinois elected her governor? If so,
there are many peoplo of nil political
parties that ugree with blm; for bis
election, by his acts as governor, has
brought the state prldo to a low ebb,
But every ebb-tide ha Its flisid. The
rise Is already perceptablo.
Docs this honorable governor expect
to raise the prldo of tho state by mak
ing himself supremo Judge, by discard
lng and criticizing the opinions und
decisions of juries and supremo Judges
of our courts, by pardoning criminals,
who, us soon us pardoned, uro again
apprehended in crime, by allowing our
state flag to bo discarded for tho green,
by making tho potto' secret service
men part of our stuto guard? If so
there are citizens of Illinois from all
parties who will develop a state prldo
opposed to that of Its present governor;
a prldo that will call for Justice, for
freedom of speech, for the protection of
our free schools, for our rlifhts as
Americans to rule and not simply to bo
ruled, for ofllccrs who are Americans
at heart, for the separation of church
and state. This state prldo should bo
developed by the next gubernatlunal
election.
Americans, is it state prldo to discard
our state (lust and use in its stead the
green of Itomun Cutholle Ireland?
O, gn at prldo Ibis Altgold hath for
his natlvo(?) state!
How much more prldo ho would have
developed had ho preceded tho green
Hag with tho red ling of anarchy and
discarded the stars and stripes, and bo
leading It all! How grand tho combi
nation would bnvo been! How the
pride of tho state would have been
raised! 0, Americans, where Is "Old
Glory," the stars and stripes of which
wo lovo to ltoat? Hurled! Hurled under
tho ynm field of old Ireland.
Tli ere Is one consolation left us, for
some day in tho not far off future it
may become a patron saint, to which
all Americans may look for protection.
llcjolcc, yo, Ireland, for Ireland
shall (?) rule America, Iteiolce, ye,
Homans, for tho pope doth rule Ireland!
Spread your colors to tho breeze while
yet 'lis morn, for fast comes tho noon
day hour, when in tue brond light of
free education, America's sons shall
reveal your character and purposo.
A few more Chlnlqiiys, Slatt'trys,
Iludolphs, Whites, Mcrt.s; a few more
assaults, parades and congratulatory
letters, and America's patriots will bo
awakened) and great shall tho awaken
ing be, An Amkhican ov Ju.tsom.
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Here' Your World' Fair Opportunity I
Hates cut In two!
On and after Tuesday, August 1st,
the Burlington Iloute will sell round
trip tickets to Chicago, with a return
limit of thirty days, at $14,75.
One way tickets on snlo at 1 50,
Tickets sold at rates Indicated above
are free from restriction of any kind
and entitle holders to tho fullest enjoy
ment of tho Burlington's superior ser
vice. Sco tho City Ticket Agent at 1.124
Farnarn street and arrange to make
that long-planned trip to Chicago,
American Orange Knights' Meeting.
Tho adjourned meeting of tho su
preme cabinet, American Orange
Knights, will bo held at tho Grand
Pacific hotel In Chicago, Tuesday,
Septemls-r lltth, at 0 o'clwk a, m, A
full attendance of tho member df tho
cabinet Is desired, as matters relating:
to tho beneficiary and other depart
ments will come up for consideration.
By order of the cornmnnder-ln-chlef
M. L. Zook, Sec'y.
After I he Chief.
The Amkkican, of Omaha, la getting
after tho chief of tsdlco of that city in
a manner that Innles no end of explain
lng on tho part of that Individual In
order to set himself right before tho
peoplo. Verily, tho way of the trans
gressor Is hard. Grand Inland Mail,
Go to 2223 Leavenworth for estimates
on carpenter work.
tf DlLLENDKCK & CO,
AmvutN rMii
qxilta la Maita4.
tw ff the liiitt otr ll.s wati r
enloa jHj , tli n w i1itinitwa In
dntir! In In Ilewrl fnitity, j'il Ut
I.IU.-olt tNtv, th flin t httb. nmlfroMt
tho late! nci-imMt It baa bndtrn out a-l
lrtnlHt to wim fpbb-tuU' down In
Antu ArtwdVl, whit lb tiu-lotis prow
In nil sites, -etMi and flavor. Jtil
how a w atermelon should 1st vid t
watermelon itj Is a Vtmity ipiotioti,
and It has cned roibh raids di lmt
and soma bill iiiifrbn.lly roiilMvery
among the Four Hundred of th melon
growing rotilitlea,
Hiiii contend that it should Im cut
CMwli. Others say It should I split
iotutltHilinally nnd faten w ithout fork or
kiiif. This diversity of opinion may
Hi-gnU the melon nrty to lbs rear of
the plenle for Ihn present season, a th
time of thu fruit I limited now to a few
weeks, but tho latent clement In favor of
tho pastime may break out again next
oason, Just a the ague doe rvrry year
down lu Piney woods.
Another dlfllculty In the way of eat
ing a watermelon artistically I to get
clear of the seeds. It I said that on one
occasion a guest at ono of tho parties In
sisted that it was proper to pick the
coda out with the right index finger,
and if by accident one should get Into a
iruest' month it hould be swallowed,
A debate followed the proposition, in
which one man said ho did not propose
to make a watermelon patch of bis in
ternal makeup by planting seeds in it.
The party broke np, and the hostess had
a lot of melon and an antipathy to such
parties loft on her hand.
The outcome of the new fad is puzzling
the peoplo in npttertendom in the cltii-
and village and rural districts. From
what could be gathered in the btst few
day on the subject, the watermelon
party doe not promise to bo a pro
nonncod success, One of tho groat ob
jection is the uncertainty to what they
may lead, for if the watermelon party
takes with society It may in tlmo be fol
lowed by a squash party, or a yellow
pumpkin party, or a green tomato party,
or a sassafras root or tea party, or some
other thing just as erratic, and the Four
Hundred it seems, would rather content
themselves with the pink tea and other
diversion whereof they are familiar
than rush into now ones that might lead
to an endless amount of unrest. Haiti
more American.
A fltnr, a Call and a "Mnrg-ot."
On Sunday evening nn amusing incl
dent occurred in the Champ Klysoes
quarter, A man named Haja, employed
by M, Marseille, a wild beast tamer,
thought be bad a right to add to bis
wage by exhibiting bis muster' boar in
tho streets, With this object in view
L installed the bear in an open cab, nnd
tuklng bis seat besldo the animal told
the coachman to drive to the Champ
Ely. The vehicle reached tho Avenue
Victor lingo, followed by a crowd of
boy and yonng men, who by their de
risive shout attracted the attention of
two sergonts do vlllo. They stopped the
cab, and after ascertaining tho truth
ono of thorn got into the vehicle and or
derod the cabman to drive to the nearest
pollco statie.. The presence of a stranger
beside it so excited the bear that by it
swaying backward and forward It very
noon npsnt tho vehicle. The merriment
caused by the sight of tho cabman, the
crgrtnt do villoand the tamer sprawling
on tho ground, with the bear almost
under the upset cab, can easily bo im
agined, Paris Cor. London Standard.
Old n llofora th Jun.
A very pleasing innovation wa intro
duced in a musical programme rendered
before the queen at Osborne bouse a
night or two since which deserve note,
Mtiio, Nordica and Mr, Plunket Greene
were the vocalists, with Slg, Tosti as ac
companist on tho piano, and in addition
to the accustomed repertory thero wcr
E'ven two old Irish songs arranged by
r. Vllller Stanford, an old Hootch
ong arranged by Miss Lucy Jiromi
wood and an old Cornish song, "Where
Be Going?" arranged by Mr. Arthur
Somervell, all being sung by Mr. Greene,
The introduction of this last Into a royal
programme may le considered due to
the labor of the Bev. Sabine Baring
Gould, the well known novelist, whose
collection of tho words and tone of the
half forgotten song of tho west country
deserves all praise, Birmingham Post,
f iptr I'ajr to Vntxr a PoatofllM.
Postofllce Inspector Fleming ha a 1
bill which be say he will have framed,
lie got it from tho bureau of admissions
at tho fair on demand for tho return of
rnormy paid at the gate. Nearly a
month ago tho inspector and Andrew
Irlo of the inspector's office hod a special
call from the office inside the grounds,
It wa a cose of stay out or pay to get In,
They pnld under protest and got a re
ceipt, "This bill is a curiosity,'' said
Fleming n ho opened a letter from
Horace Tucker, "because it represent
the first case on record whore a post
offieo insjioctor hud to pay to get into a
posteffice." Chicago Times.
A Nilvar Nlalnslta nf flnnot.
The Ames Manufacturing company ot
Chicopce, Mass., has completed a coin
silver statuette of Snnol bitched to a
ulky, upon which Is seated an equally
well known driver. The piece of statuary
is one-fifth life size and is mounted npon
a bronze standard. The sculptor is C. E.
Dallin of Halt Lake City, The whole
piece, of statuary was molded from silver
dollars. It required 881 ounce of silver.
The sulky Is an exact facsimile of the
one In which the mare made her record
of 2:Wi. Tho piece is to bo presented at
a coming banquet in New York.
Mr. and Mr. Ilahar.
On Baker's island, where ox-Presldent
Harrison went fishing recently with his
grandson, there stand two lighthouse of
Irregular height and clear white light
known familiarly to dwellers on the
north shore a "Mr. and Mr. Baker."
Boston Transcript.
1
J I. K. !UK KKT,
pUNKHAL I)!iUXT()H
MMAUMSrt,
t ', tv.,.M-,l tt,) 111 S.MIh lh ulti-rl !
1618 Chicago Street.
trlsphoee 00. OMAHA, NIO.
HALD li RICC,
H COALr
ivi.,i.n n.a. ... loth end Jnrnnort.
H. lT IIUKKET,
Underttker tnd Enbtlner
Telepti.tii sTT. ... OMAHA, NEO,
yfM.H VtW.AHK IN N4 KIMit'
Fire, Life or Accidental
INSURANCE
It will pity you to rail on tho iimlerslKtied,
n-liri'si'iil Ins several A No. I Instiratien C'ltiii
imiiles, FRANK BURWIAN,
Ml I'axton Work.
AIhiisi'IIIiik Stainslilp Ticket on nil linos
front anil to K,iii-ii.
N. J. CARRIKER, M. D.,
Physician and Medici HvAfrM
CHRONIC AND NIRVOUS OIIAiI
A PtCIAUTV. . m
Ebcnmatism, Hcnralnia, Paralysis, SI.
Vims Dance,
WOMEN OHILDREN.
Private Diseases ot Male and Female.
I'iiomit Attkstios to ('am,,
Offlcai 110 Bhaaly Blk, isth and Howard,.
Ti-l.-plimui I2ti;t. OMAHA. K,1I,
Notice of Unal Settlement.
KrATR Or N Mill ASK A, I
IiotiM!liii (Jiititily, f "
In ilni county court of IimiKloa county,
Niiliiiiska.
In tlm tiilitter of the rsllile of Mlcltitel
I'ynn, (liicesw-d i
KmiuIi- or Miiewlla H. Cumin, lioiitflas
cotiitly, Nett', and Ht. I'ltlloiiiena's Oathollc
(')iiii'i-li, ot Oiiiiilm, Nt-I),, uriil all other n-r-sons
Inli-ri'sleil In salt) mutter snt Imn-liy
nolllli-il Mutton tint IV Hi fifty ut August,, Ism,
Asa I', Ki-eni-ti Hind n pi-iltlun In audi county
court, iiraylns I but tils Html iidmliilHlMiMnn
neeonnt Hied herein lie settled and ftllowed)
Unit, proofs of Iniilslilps Im taken and decrees
rendered thereon tliut allowsriciis tin mailM
for ehllilren under seven and fourteen year
of line r-fjHcl,l vejy i thai, ft decree dlatrlfoiit
IiiK and nsHlxnlriK trio residue of said estate
In-ciiieri-il i and thatsneli other and further
orders and priieeedlnxs may he had In tho
premises as may hit required liy the slutiitea
lit Hiii-ti cases made ami provided, to rhn end
that said estate and sll thlr.Ks pertnlnliiK
thereto may be llm.lly settled and deler
mliied, and the said administrator V
chaixed, Von arn lierehy notllled that If you fall to
upisiar hefortt said court on th Stuh day of
Septemher. ISWI, St 10 o'clock A, M. and con
test said pel I thin, the court mny irrant tho
prayer of an hi petll tuner and make such
other hnil further orders, allowances and
decrees lis to Mdseiiurt may seem pnpr, Ut
the end that all mat ters pertalnliiK to said
eslaOt mny he finally settled nnd determined
and the said administrator illschnrited.
Wlttii-M my hand and olllclal seal this Ku
day of August, ISM, . . .
Iskai,) , W, KM,fClt,
Oiinty Judir-s.
Hbcritr 8,ile,
In ptirsuaricn anil hy vlrtuw of a Judirment
and decree of the lilstrlct court for lioiitflaa
Co,, stale of i Seh rendered on lh2Sih day
of J ii mi, A. I. Wt!!, In acerlaln action wherein
Cmaha Savlnxs Hunk was (luliitlir and Wil
liam ii, wiiitir and otners wer uen-nunm.,
and of an order of sale Issued thereon
mil, of said dlMtrlct court, tn'iuln dale the
laih day of Auusl, A. Ii, I ski, and Ut (undi
rected. I will on Hie IMhdayof September, A.
0, l',i;i. at 10 o'clock a, in, nl said day, at
the KAST front door of the county court
house, In the city of Omiihii, IioiikIih county,
ebraska, sell at public atii'llou, to thn
hllfheNt iildder for cali, Ihf.'AilowfiiK des
cribed In nil n and tenements, all lituaO-d In
the couniy of llouxlas, and statH of Nn
brnska. lo-wltj
l,ot four Mi. In tilock two 1 In' I'addock
I'lace, an addition to the city of Omaha, a
surveyed, plaited and recorded, all In
liotiKlns county, stale of Nebraska, said
propert y to be sold to satisfy Omaha Savlnxs
bank the sum of two Ihousand, seven hun
dred, twenty-nine and W-itUiUMW,'lW't
with Inierext, thereon at rate of elKhl, (St per
cent per annum from May lit, Isw, until
paid, and thlrly-elyhih and SEM-I's'r dol
Inrs if ts.zs; costs, with InM-reat, lherm
from the Ut, day of May, A, lb ISKI,
toneiher with iM-cruliiK cimia a-ordl(i Ui ii
Judtimeiit rendered by the district, court of
said liouirlas county, at Its May term, A, lb
IHWI, In a certain action then and there pend
ing, wherein Omaha Savlnxs linns' was plain
I Iff, and William II. Wilbur and others wers
defend ants,
Omaha, Nebraska, AiiKust M'b, 11
OMiKOK A. IlKN.NKTT,
S-ls-ll Sherllf of liouKlnstViuniy, Nebrasks,
Francis W;Wewea, attorney,
Sherilf Sslfl,
tinder and by virtue of in eeciillon on
trarwrrlnt. Issued by I' rank K Moores, clerk
of the dist rict court within and for llouslaa
county, Nebraska, upon a Judgment ren
dered on thn 101 h day of AiiKust, ISdii, by
l--be(i K. tiiniit, a Justice of the ti-wn In and
f,,r said couniy In favor of Ibn (Antral West
l.iinil Company and nxalnst John A, '( hacker,
a transcript of which ludKmeiit wus on thn
llth (I ii y of AiiKust, ls(i!i, duly tiled and dock
eted In the district, court, In and for said
county, I have levied for want, of (foods and
chullels upon Hut following described real
estaln as the property of thn snld John A,
Thin-Scr, to-wlf, frf,t, sin lib In bb-k three iHt
Cliireudon addition lo thn city of Omuha, aa
surveyed, platted and recorded, In I'ouirjit
couniy, Neliruska. and I will on thn I'.'lhdiiV
of September, IWM, at, IOo'cis-k a, m, of said
diiy, t, the Kiist frontdoor of thn county
court house. In the city of Omaha, I'oukIh
county, Nebraska, sell said real estnte at,
publlit auction to the hlKhest. bidder for cash
lo sat isfy said em-rut Ion, the amount dun
thereon being one hundred, odd and ffl,-Vi)
dollars tWilM) Judgment, four and ,(ift-litO
dollars lUtHi) costs of suit, with Interest
thereon at rat of ten HO) per cent per annum
from thn Kith day of Auicust, A, JMsMi, until
paid, and also lb further sum of unit and
AVIOO dollars ill, 3ft), the cost of Incrnasn on
said Judgment, and thn accruing cimt
thereon,
Omaha, Nebraska, August Hlh, ISWI,
OI-,OI(OK A, MKNNKTT,
f Sheriff of liotiglus County, Nebrasks,
(Jeorgn W. I'oyiilon, attorney, s-ls-ft
Notice to Creditor.
Htats or NsiuiAsa. i
iKiuirlaa County, w
In the county court of Tlouglaa county,
Nebraska, .luly Kith, A, If, ls;i,
In l ha matter of thn rstato of Aaron Hi
r.lllson;
The :-redltrr of said estitla arid all other
persons Interested In said matter will takn
notice that the creditors of snld "stutn will
appear before this court on the Zdl h (lay of
M-d!mber. IH!,;i;on the KMh dnr of Novemls-r.
IW,, nnd on the ZOlb 'Ity f .liniunry, MH, at 10
o'clock a in., each day, for thn ptirposn of
prewntlng their claims for enamlnut Ion, al
Justmeiit, and allowance, HI' months ara
allowed for thn creditors ti present their
claims and one year for thn adinlulstratrls
Ui settle said tslulfl from IhnZWih day ut
July, IMKI. 'Ibis nonce will be published In
I'HK Amkiiicam for four weeks sui-cel vely,
prior to thezdth day of HeptemlMT, IMM, All
claims not tiled on or beforn the 2!ith
day of January, ls!H, will lw forever barred
from consideration In thn llnal aetllnmeal of
snld est ale.
Witness my hand and official seal thlsJWth
day of July, iWM,
lsi,) J, W. KI-I-KR,
County Judge,
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