TEH DVJLLr BEE.
OMAHA PaaUSHtNB CO. . PROPRIETORS.
Ifr- VI6 Parnkam , bO. A c : J 101 * Streets
TERMS OF SUESC. IPTION
1 Copy 1 year , In * d nce partpsJd ) JS.OO
6 months " " -W
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8 month * -
TIKE TABUS-
THE MAILS.
0 , a H. W. E. R. , 630 a. m. , SW ; p. m.
O.B.fcQ.BSO .nt , 2HOp. in.
O. B. I & P. B. B. . 5-.SO a. m. , 2 : Pm *
- & Et. Joe tOO a. m.
TJ.P.
O ; * B. Y. to Lincoln , 10 . m.
B..4VL R.B. . 8tOtc. :
OfcK. W. , 730 . m.
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orrenw
0.K.W.B.B. , ! ! . & . , 11p.m. -
O.B.&Q. , ll .m. , 930p.m.
a E. I. i P. , H . m. , llp.m.
0. D. * St , Joe. , 11 a.m. , Up m. '
U. P. B. B. , t p m.
O. & B. T. from Lincoln , 1S3.0 p. K ,
B. City & P. , 11 m ; m.
B. & M. Inlncb. , i p. m.
Local nulls for SUtaa lovra leave bat cnc * a
d&y , vis 130 K. n.
O3ioo open Irom 12 to 1 p. m. Bnnd ja.
THOMAS F. H
Arrival Ami Departure ef
Trains
OKIOS PACIFIC.
. . . ABUTS.
. .11:15 p. ID. 233p.m.
do Mixed . 8:10 p. m. i 5p.m.
do Freight . 6:30 a. m. 1:40 p. IT.
do . S
TIME OABD OF THE BUKLINGTOK.
X.CJLVS OXiEi. JLKUTB 01UHA ;
Xzpren . - > . , . .JtC'jm. . Expre . . . . .lC:00 K. m ,
JUll. . . . . ' . Cw8 a. a. M ll 10:00 p. m.
Sundays Exscpted. Sundays Szcepted.
cnrcAo o , nor K IHLASD & PACIFIC.
IC&Il . _ .CAO & . d. I Mill . .10:00 p. m.
trprcag. . . . , .EiO p. m. I Erpress. . . .10.-W a. m.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERK.
Kill . _ .eriO . . | ! . _ 7:20 p. m.
K > pren.ei9pl : m. | Express -.10:00 a. m.
Eondayi exccr-tcd.
KAKBAS CITT.BT. JOE ft CODKCIL ELTJFF8
ttivm AKKIYB.
JM1.8:00 : a. in. I IxpreM . 7:10 a. m.
. fc O p. d. | HU1 . 7:24 i. .
The only Una "rnnnlne Pullman Bleeping C n
out ot-Omtha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & HORTHERH NEBRASKA EA1L-
VV Y COMPANY.-
Leave. Arrive.
tares * . 80 a. m. I Frpreat - .4:30 r , .
Mited . liOp m. ( Mixed . 10:45 : a. m
Dally ErceptSnndiye.
B. & IT. R. B. In NEBRASKA.
LB1TK. ABR1VB ,
Kxprosa . WOnml Freight . 830am
Freight . 0:55 p m f Exprots . 4UJ p m
BIOUI CITY & ST. PAUL B. B.
KJ1. . _ . .E:10am | Erprcee . 100 am
Iipresa . 8,40pmMt | . 7:20 p m
WABA8H , SI. LOUHkrACinC.
LXiVXi. AKWVM.
fiau . - 8a.m.K | U - ? * * *
ExprcM. .S : > p. m. | Expreffl . 455 p. m.
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B. B.
Leave Oa h , d Uy : 8 a. m. , 8 a. m , 10 a m. ,
11 a. m. . 1 p. M.I S p. m. , Sp. in , C rm , , 8 p.
u e Council Bluffs ; 825 . m. , S2B s. m , ,
1025 a. m. , ll:26xni. : . 135 p. a. , 2:26 p. m. ,
8:16 p. m. . 5 45 p. m. , efi p. m. ,
Tour tripe on Sunday , leavlne Omaha at 9 and 11
a. m. , 5 imd E p. m ; Council BluBs fct 936 ,
11:2D a m. , and 2:24 : and E25 p. m.
Leave Omaha : C a. in. , 7 a. m. , SAO . m. , 1
p. m. , < iO p. m. , 7.-2S p. m. ,
Leave Council niuHs : 0:1B a. m , , B0 a. m. ,
I1HO a , m. 635 p. in. , 70 p. m. , 7 0 p. m.
J ) lly except Sunday. -
OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R.
LI1YI , ARR1VX.
10:45 : a. m. , ,4.55p.m.
Pm v exeant Sondnyg.
. P. ENCL'SH ,
4T LATV-310 EouUi Ihirteenth
AirOBKEY
J. VWOOLWORTH. .
GEO. W. HILL ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office on Farnbam street , between 15th and
16th , next to office city water works , Omaha.
Buys and BclU Cmiha City property and l > e-
braska land . Mlnlne property in a 1 parti o (
Coloraoo , for Bile. From a long residence in
Colorado nd experience in mlnlnc P Pfrty-J
am prepared t- > offer safe and proflUDle Invest-
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mcuta to purchaser J. _
2KARLES POWELL ,
j TUST1CE OF THE PEACE Corner ] 5th and
jy gj FamhaiaEtg. , Omaha Neb. _
. SIKEflAL ,
TTOUSEY AT LAYT Boom 6Crelehton
Koet. 15th St. . OMAHA. KEB. _ _
3. L THOMAS ,
A TTOBNKY AT LAW Loans money , buya
A. and Belli real estate. Seem B.Crelzhton
Block. _ _ _ _
A. C. TROUP ,
t TTORNEY AT LAW Office In Hanssom1 *
A. Block , with George E. Prltchstt , 1609
Cnmhom St. _ OMAHA. ITEB.
DEXTER L THOMAS ,
AT LATT Crulcksnaak Build
ATTORNEY _ ap/Btt
A. CHADWICK ,
AT LAW Office 1BO * Famnim
ATTORNEY _ ; _
fti.LPEABOOY ,
OCHoe In Oreiphtcm Block , next U
Poet Office , OHAHA.KEEKASKIU
JfPaieni * Proeured.- * *
rPBIIO. OOmOTIOKB KAPK
O'BRIEK&SARTLETT ,
Attorneys - Law ,
.OFTICE-Onlon BlocfcFlft ath anc1 ramham
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ARB&CH BLOCK , COR. DOOO. & I6TH ST8.
_ OMAHA , NEB. _ _
W. J. Gonnell ,
Attorney- -Law
OSee--Jfront rooms , up . < "alrSB atsr
neiTbrlck oalldlnff , N. W. corner FUltcnth and
Eamh&m Btteeta.
; KH > ICC.
REDIGE &
Attorn eys-a t-L a w.
Special attention will to # fe wVl T = ti
KEiicit corporations ot every 4e rtpto. ! . ; A-UI
pLsfcc In O he Courts o ! ll > Ss.1. td ta *
Unite * fiUtcs. Office , FarnJux * . oppoelve
Court House. _ _
ECWABO W. !
AT LAW Boon a
ATTOBNET ecd TJtonjcIaa etrscl"
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C. F. MAMDERSU
6 , 3TORSXT AT LAW Si ! Tai -HM * * ' *
% _ Omaha JT brt taL .
. . KICHAEBS , U
BiOHARDS & HUNT.
rp ay sa t - L& w .
Qpnei JIB South FourtoapUi gtrcet. _ _
SANTA OLATJS FOUHU
Greatest Discover of tbe A W
Wonfc nl discoveries In the worM harelwcn nifd
Amour other iUngs where Santa Can * stayed
Children ott ask U lie males coeds or not ,
M rsally he fives In a mountain of snow.
Lut year an excursion Balled clear to the t'ole
And uddcn IrPppsdIntowhatEcemoaitke , uo5
Whore wonder o wonders tbeyfound aaewland ,
yfhlle talry-uka beinffl ) appctreU on each hand.
There were mocnUlna like ours , with mare
beautiful creen ,
And fax brlchter skies than ever wcie &cen ,
.Birds with the hue * of a ralnhow were found ,
While Bowers ol cxquWU fragrance were grow
Inir aix > nnd.
SI t long wore they left to wend r In doubt
A bolne BOuu = iaie the/ had heard much about ,
7wa Santa Glaus' calf and t hit they all say ,
loltwtod like the picture * see every dsy.
He iron np a team th&t looked very queer ,
Twsa a team of ? nsshopper InEtead of relnd er ,
He rode la % shell i nstcad ot * slclch ,
BKt ho took them oa board and drove th n
Ee showed them all over his wonderful raalm ,
And lactories makingpoodi for women and men
ifurriers were working on hata { Teat and small ,
Jo Bunce's they said they were sending them all.
.Krli Klnilo , the Glove ilkkcr , told them at once ,
iiM our Glorts we are BonJlnff ta Bunco ,
tianta showed thm suspenders and man ; ttlnjf
moro *
Eojlaj I also took these to friend Bonce's ( tore.
Santa Class then whispered a secret he'd tell ,
_ < S In Omaha every one knew Bcnce wall ,
He "lertforo ' iheold Bend his roods to hla can , '
Kno'wiu ? Jil trleada will fet their toll share.
Sow romcn\W y * dwellers In Omaha town ,
AU who want p SBntt to Bunra's go round.
For shlrU. coUan , ir cloves great and small ,
Bend TOUT lifter or acnt one and al. .
Bonce , Champion Ratter of the Wet ,
HAMBURG AMERIC N PACKET CO.'S
Weekly Line oi Steamships
Leaving Kew Tork Krery Thnraday t 8 p. m.
re
JSngland , France and Germany.
.Jor Passage * PP'y ' to
JC. 6. RICHARD & CO. ,
Passongo AjenU ,
Broadway , NewYork
OMAHA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ART EMPORIUMS.
r. TS. BOSS'S Art Emporium , 1616 Dodge
Street , Steel Engrannga , Oil Pointings , Chromes
? ancr Frames , FramiogaSi-ecialty. Low prices.
3. BONNER , 1303 Douglas St. Good Styles.
ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE.
JOHK L. McCAOOE , opposite postofflce.
W. B , BARTLETT , S17 South 13th Street.
ARCHITECTS.
A T. LAROE. Jr. . llooai 2. Crelchton Block.
UUJTKENEfcMKNDKLSSHON.ARUUTIlECrS ,
Boom 14 * Cieighton Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES-
JAMES DsVINE & CO. ,
Cine Boots and Shoes A cooJ assortment ct
home work on hand , car. 12th and Harney.
THOS ER1CKSOK. S. E. cor. lOth aadDonglaa
JOHN FORTUNATU3.1
00310th 8k , manufactures tc order good work
at fair pricoi. Repairing done.
BED SPRINGS-
J -P. LARRIHR , Minuta-aurer.YlBschera' Blk.
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
J I. FRUKHAUf.lOlSFarnhametreet.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
TVM. fNYDKK , Ko. 1319 14th and llarncy St.
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-
ANDRKW KOstVYATLR , 1510 Faruham St.
Town Survey * , Grade and Sewerage Systems a
Specialty.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOONG. WILLIS , 1114 Uodgo Street.
D. B. BEEMER , For details sse large Advertise
ment in lail and Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
WEST A FK.T CUER , Ma , nf ctunrs of Cigars ,
and Who esale Djaleis in Tob.ceot , 1305 Ueug.
W. r. LORENZKN. manufacturer , 61t ICth Et
CORNICE WORKS.
Western Cornice Work * , Man.facturers Iron
Coral c , Tin , Iron and Slate Hoo3af. Orders
from any loctuity i romi tly executed in the bert
nuuner. Factory and Office 1310 Dodge treet.
Galvanized Iron Cornices , Wlodoncaps , etc.
minufac.ured an J put up in any part o ( the
country. T- TEISHuLD. 416 rhirteenth t.
CROCKERY.
J. BONNER , 1309 Dcuglai St. Good Line.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GF.O. H. PElEUSoK. Also Baft , Cap ? , Boats.
Shoes , Notions and Cutlery , SOI S. lOtli it.
DENTISTS.
PS. PAUL , Williams' tiloclc. Cor. ISth & Dodge
DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS.
KUHN & CO. ,
Pharmacists , Fine Fancy Goods , Cor , 15th and
Dcuglas Streets.
W. J. WmTEHOTJSE , Whoksi'c & ReUU.16 St.
C. C. FIKLD. 2022 Noith Side Cumi e Street ,
it. fAnii , Vrugklsl , iota nd iiow
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROSS , Few and Second Hand Furniture
and Stovts , 1114 Douglas. E. 0. Turgcon Agt.
J. BONNER , 1809 Douglas St. Fine Goods , &c-
FENCE WORKS
OMAHA FENCE CO.
GCSr. FRIES & CO. , 1213 ITarney St. Improv
ed Ice lioxes , Iron and Wood Fences , Offie
KalllngB , Counters of rim and Walnut.
FLORIST.
A. Donachne , plants , en. flowers , Seeds , bcqucta
etc. , N. W. cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
GROCERS.
Z. STEVENS 2lst"bet e nCunun f and Iztrd.
T A. Mc-IHA E. Corner 23i arjl Com'ne Sts.
HATTERS.
W. L PARROTTE S CO ,
ISO * Douglas Street , Wholesile Exclusively.
HARDWARE IROHAND STEEL
DOLM ? & LsNQVrORTflY , Wholesale , 110 and
112 15th fct.
A. HOLMES , corner 16th and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
E. B. WE1ST , 321 13th St. , bet. Farn. & Har-
HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY.
Ladles get your Straw , Chin and Felt Hats done
np'at northeast coner Seventeenth and Capitol
avenue. Wil. DOVE , PROP
HOTELS
CANFIELDHOUSE , Gco. CanfiolJ , 9Lh &Farn.
DORAh HOU3E. P. H. Gary , 913 Farnham St.
SLAYERS HOTEL , F. Slaven , 10-h Street.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE-
MP.S. LIZZIE DENT , 217 ICth Street.
JUNK
H. BERTHOLD. RaTC and Mi-tils.
LAMPS AND GLASSWARE.
J. EONNF.R. 1303 Douglas St. Good Variety.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
G. A.LlNDQUfS" ,
One of our most popular Merchant Pallors is re
ceiving the latest dolgna for Sprin ; and Sum
mer Goods for pentlem'n'g wozr. Styiish , durable
and prices low as ever. 215 IStbbet. Doug. 4F r.
MEAT MARKETS.
The Boston Market.
MOQLG& JESTER , Fresli and Cured Meats ,
Oame. Fish. PduUrv. Et . S020 Gaming S'reeU
MILLINERY.
MRS. C. A. EIKGER , Wholesale and Retail ,
Fancy Goods in great lariety , Zephyrs , Card
Boards , Houerr , gloves , corsets , & 3 Clieapest
House In the West. Purchassn save 30 per
cent. Order by Mail 115Fiftccn < h - * .
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-
W. S. GIBBS , M. D. , Room Ko. ' , Creighton
Block , Hth Street.
P. 8. LEISEKRIKO , M. D , Masonic Block.
C. D. HART. M. D. . Fjra and Kar. opp.postsfflce
DR. L. R ORADDT ,
Oculiftand AUnst , 14th rd Docglas Streets.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
CEO. HLYN , PROP.
Grand Coitral Oillerj ,
212 sixteenth Street
H * ! ' . fin -cliss Work and 1'rompt-
PLUMBING AND CAS FIXTURES-
D. rilZPATIirCK. UOJ Dousl mreet.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HRV Y A Kii iK 1 12D A eSireet.
PAWNBROKER
J. ROSENFELD. 32i 10th St. bet. Fa'n. & HIT.
STOVES AN3 TINWARE-
A. BDRMESTER ,
Dealer in Stoves and Tinware , and Manufacturer
ot Tin Rocfs and all kin's ot Building Work
Odd Follow Block.
J. RUN'.VKB. 1S03 Donr. St. Oo.dand Ch-jp.
SEEDS
J EVANS , Wholes-.Je and Retail Seed Drills
anJ Cultit-atori. Odd Fellows Hall.
SHOE STORES.
Ph lirp tonr , 1323 Farnb&mtt. bet. 13th & 14th.
SECOND HAND STORE
PEKKIKS i LKA . 1410 Dcnglas St. , Kew and-
Seoond Hacd Karnitnr ? , H use Furnishing
Goixll , &x , bought and sold on narrow ma-gins.
SALOONS-
EESRV KAUFMANS ,
In the tew brick block on Douglas Street , ha ?
Just opened a most elegant Beer Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
. every day.
FLANNERY ,
On Farnham , next to the B. & M. headquarters ,
has reopened a ceat ani complete establish
ment which , barring r IRE , and Mother Ship *
ton's ProphecT , will be open for the bojs with
Hot Lunch on and JUr pres'ntiiate.
"Caledonia , " J. FALCOXER , 679 18th Street
UNDERTAKERS
CHAS. R1EWE , 1012 Famhim bet. lOtS & llth
M. K.
General Insurance
REPS
. _ . . . Lon.
doaCashAs38U . : . $ S,107,1 1
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FUKD , California. o& oa
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURAKOECo l. .OCO
NK A JK FIRK DSS. CO , Asset. . . . . SoSoOO
AMKRICAT CEKTRAL , Aisets. . . . . . . SOO WO
S * ( t Cor. ol Fifteenth & Donclas SU.
OMAHA. KKB.
< P/i / t < DOn r day at home , barnpn wet
U > 9 I UZU ) tna. Addrea SUasoa & Co
Portland , Me.
CLAIM JUMPING.
THE ACQUISITIVE INFLUENCE OF A
HENRrBIFLE
San Francisco Call.
1L F. Campbell , the Comstockpe-
destrisn , has returned from Myers
distrtc' , A. T , and givea a weird de
scription of the scenes of Ills explora
tions. Like the majority of travelers
who have passed through Arizona
Mr. Campbell is greatly impressed by
the .splendid prospects of the terri
tory. So greatly impressed was Mr.
p&mpboll by the advantages of own
ing property in one diatriot that he
resolved to possess himself of a
cUim on the first favorable opportu
nity. This opportunity offered on the
1st of January , assisted by a Henry
rifle and three "Webley whistlers , "
Mr. Campbell took Immediate advan
tage of it The south extension of
the Gunaight lode , half of which lode
had been aold for § 200,000was owned
by.an honest prospector and a solid
capitalist. The prospector was igno
rant of the law and the capitalist careless
lessof it. Both accordingly disre
garded the law by neglecting to-do
auy work on the extension of the Gun-
sight during the year 1880. The
prospector imagined that because ho
hid done § 200 worth of work in 1870
there was no need for
him to do 8109 worth the next year ,
Mr. Campbell , the pedestrian , bad
not walked from the Conutock to
Ari pna without learning a trick or
two , and knew that the law required
the performance of § 100 worth of
work during the year following the
location of the claim. According on
the 1st of January last , when the new
year was about five minutes old , he
thrust his Henry rifle over a bowlder
of the Gunlighc Extension , and with
the light of a lucifer match wrote a
notice on an envelope , informing the
public in general.that M. F. Camp
bell had located the property in con *
formance withtthe law.
EIVAL CLAIMANTS.
Ho had jaat fastened the notice in
a cleft of the rocks , when the clatter
of hastily approaching footsteps in
formed Mr. Campbell that he was not
the only early bird that was after the
motalluigical worm. Peering through
the gloom , he saw fcur of the worst
men of Tucson clambering over the
rocks in the wake of the capitalists
who owned an interest in the proper
ty. The scandalous idea struck Mr.
Campbell that the capitalist was to use
the language of the camp , "on the
same lay' * as himself , and knowing
that his partner had not complied with
the law by doing work on the claim ,
had determined to jump it himself ,
and poieess the whole property. Mr.
Campbell's risible faculties were
touched , but he kept his finger on the
trigger of his rifle , and only raised his
voice is if addressing a band of com
rades.
"Don't fire ! don't fire , boys ! " said
he to the solitary rocks. "I'll go and
talk to them. Let us not have any
bloodshed about the claim. "
The approaching band paused , and
being in the open , where a shower of
bullets would have done serious dam
age , showed a disposition to engage in
a spirited ioot race.
"Djn't fire ! hold'upthere , Smith ! "
shouted Mr. Campbell , 'Til go out
and talk to them. "
Suiting the action to the word , the
diplomatic claim-jumper clambered
out frorr his ambush and informed the
rival jumpers that he had located the
claim , posted his notice , complied
with the law.
A roWERFOL ARGUMENT.
"And , gentlemen , " said he , "don't
let us injure the reputation of the
camp where a man has not been killed
in two days by engaging in an unseem
ly brawl. Lat ns reepect the law. "
The rival claimants were so touched
by-thia appeal on behalf of justice and
order by a man holding a neighbor's
property by fores of a repeating rifle ,
that they quietly retired , vowing legal
> rangeance.In the courts.
* Mr. Campbell still holds the prop
erty , and is a brilliant example of
what a young man may accomplish by
a display of cheek at the proper mo
ment and in the right place. He
states that such exploits as that in
which he cut tuch a prominent figure
are very numerous in Arizona. The
new year was generally celebrated iu
Globe district by the jumping ol
claims , and the amount of gunpowder
burned in the festivities would aston
ish a Chinese Joss-house.
Fossin ? the Eat Among Lyacners.
Banjor ( Me ) Whiff.
When Hunt , the Los Angelas mur
derer , wai caught a short time ago a
mob gathered at the city prison , and
cries of "Lynch the scoundrel" were
heard on all sidoa. Sheriff Rowland
hastily called' 200 leading cWz ns to
his aid. Several orators harangued
the multitude , but it was implacable.
The rioters turged against the prison ,
and it was understood that the deed
would be done at 12 , midnight , sharp.
Just before midnight Col.F. Godfrey ,
formerly a resident of this city ,
took a position from which he could
obtain a view of the crowd , and made
. "Fellow citizens
the following speech :
zens , I aee belore ma a large number
of men who would like to see the
murderer , Hunt , banged. Now , I
propose , as a preliminary to this act
of retribution , that we take a collec
tion fur the widow and orphans of the
murdered Officer Gilts. I shall head
off w.th $5 , and here is my friend Joe
Munnirg , who will cheerfully go
through the crowd and ( rather up the
contr.bations. " JThe surging mass
begin to dissolve and scatter , and in
a very brief time hardly.more than a
corporal's guard remained. How
much money Joe Manning collected
has. not been made known.
Pretty Women's Portraits.
New York Sun.
"Is this a fancy picture ? " asked a
staid old woman , opening her purse
to buy a photograph of Lotta , in the
character of a mischievous , romping
school girl.
"Ho , ma'am , " replied-the girl be
hind tha counter ; "it's the picture of
nn actress. "
The woman couldn't have dropped
the card quicker if it had been red *
hot.
hot."Here
"Here is a very pratty one that isn't
an actress , " the sales-girl continued.
"Who is she ? "
"I don't know ; but she's not on the
stage. "
The photograph showed a beautiful
face , one unknown in public' per
formances , yet manifestly belonging
to a New York woman , for it was the
original work of a well-known photo
grapher. In a round of half a dozen
stores where such pictures are largely
dealt in , only two more pictures of
other than stage favorites were seen.
In neither instance were they portraits
traits of women extensively known
In society. They had been undoubt
edly produced .to meet the demand
indlcited by the conversation quoted.
The "professional" beauty is one of
the London pecnliaritiea not yet
brought to New York.
The sale of actresses' pictures does
not fall off in the least , though the
business is not done so much by itself
n separate stores. A photograph
counter is now a common thirg In the
fancy goods establishments _ of Broad
way and Sixth Avenue. The buyers
are mostly women , who simply desire
pretty things for mantels and cabinet ? ,
tnd are not actuated by admiration of
the originals. These actresses' portraits
traits are the most attractive pictures
to be had at triflicg cost , and , there
fore , sell readily. The purchasers by
men are usually for collections o
dramatic portraits , though a bashful
youth sometimes buys the counterfeit
presentment of some bnrlesquer In a
manner indicating an intention to
wear it next his L art. Inquirlf of
the sellers yesterday elicited a fact
that was corroborated by the stocks
on hand ; that many of the former
pets of the camera are wholly tup-
pUnted. Ljdis Thompson , Pauline
Maikbam , Ada Hirlsnd , Rose MM-
Bey , Rosina Volkes and other favor
ites of a few years aio , are hardly to
be found in the largest assortments.
Even Maud Bran'come , of
whom 300 negatives are said to
have been made , in postures rang
ing from simpering prettily in
a swing to clinging desperately to a
'cross , is dropping out of favor. The
run at present is on Msry Anderson.
A cabinet picture , representing her as
the Countess in Love , with a hawk
perched on her lifted finger ( just as
Jio ujnally refuses to perch in the
play ) , is the most rapid selling thing
uovr in the market. Her head in pro
file , with a languishing expression in
her face , and her back hair mussed ,
stands next in popular favor. The
wfiter , counted twenty-seven different
aspects of Mlsa Anderson's beauty in
one Sixth avenue collection.
Among the actrtsases who firmly hold
'heir ' places before Jho cimord are
Litta , Kite Olaxton , Minnie Palmer ,
Fannie Davenport and Maud Grager. .
Their facea are adaptable for photo
graphing , and the photographers are
constantly putting them into new and
bewitching poses. Alongside thorn re
mains Hetty Tracy.a burlesquer , with
the countenance of a saint. The new
ones that sell well are Adelaide Bet-
chen of Wallack'a , Eleanor Crey
of the Union Square , Catho- '
rice Lewis of the Fifth Avenue ,
Effio Elisler of the madlson Square ,
Carrie Howard of the Bowery variety
theaters , Annie Pixley , the western
star , and Ada Gilmannow at Booth's.
There has been only a moderate do-
maud for Sarah Bernhardt. This is
duo to the fact that aho is not orna
mental on a card , rather than to any
social prejudico1 against her. Many
purchasers do not however inquire
whose the portraits are , and have no
further interest than to get a pretty
picture. On the other hard , the
prominence of an actress on the stage
makes a demand among her admirers.
AN ENCHANTED C.S.VE.
A RECENT DISCOVERY IN NEW J1EIICO.
Socorro San.
Dave O'Neil reported the discovery
of a cavern in Chloride district on his
return to Hansonburg. Last Sunday
a party consisting of Hans in , Proto ,
O'Neil , Olden , Hoffmeyer , Lsggitj-
and a few other gentlemen provided
themselves with lights , ropes , etc. ,
and at the break of day , after a brisk
walk of several minutes found themselves -
selves at the entrance of the enchanted
cave. A strong current of air swept
in the cave with a dirge-like sound ,
resembling the harmony of -53olian
harp. * The torches were soon in a
"blaze and the sombre subterranean
passage received the first light of
modern man. Five hundred yards of
travel was soon effected. The im
palpable dust of ages lay ankle
deep on tha floor of the pas
sage. The party found further pro
gress impossible , as at this point a
yawning chasm opened at their feet.
Lights were lowered , steps were hewn
in the solid rock now seen winding In
spiral form. Thefparty proceedid to
descend. After counting 103 steps
they reached the bottom. 124 feet from
tin first deecsndlng step. Here an
arched opening running in the direc
tion of the Oscnra was presented to
the now astonished explorers. After
a brief rest the pilgrimage was re
sumed but the sight that now greeted
the vision was resplendent with
beauty. The purtst stalactites of
crystallized carbonate of lime hung
from the ceiling. Wreaths of pink
colored sulphates of lime , quartz and
spar , crystals studding tbe sides , the
rough miner for onca lost his indivi
duality , and found himself in the
Faries' realm. The melody whfch
had struck the ears at the
entrance had subdued and now
resembled the distant murmur , a
symphony of Mendehshon executed
on some grand or an. Thia was BO m
succeeded by unearthly yellsj Inter
rupted from time to time by * a mock
ing laugh in a deep bass , but the par
ty were old time frontiersmen , with
pluck enough to invade Satan's ' do
minions if there was but a chanca to
strike it rich. Impressed with what
they saw and heard , the pilgrims were
soon ushered into an apartment so re
splendent with beauty. Stalactites
from the roof fully fifty feet from the
floor , and stalagmites running up to
meet them half way , made the vast
chamber have the
appearance of an
alabaster cathedral , with ita tiers of
columns in resular order , connected
by wreaths from column to column.
At this moment a tragic event occur *
red. Olden in
the distance had per
ceived what ho thought was a mass of
curious quartz crystals , but on ap-
preaching it ho discovered a living
spring jutting from the
floor , rising in a solid column to a
height of five feet then parting in the
center to fall in a thousand little
streams and disappear forever. Call
ing his companions , they stood struck
with astonishment at the beautiful
sight. Hanson and Pro.o haying an
eye to businejs were in the act of in
vestigating a aldo drSft when an enor
mous animal sprang from his lair pros
trating the others in every direction.
The report of a dozen revolvers vibra
ted to the unknown depths , and some
of the fragile formations on the ceiling
to the floor. The concussion puts
out the lights being now nearly ex-
haustedand after lighting the remainIng -
Ing torches , the party starred back to
the entrance. On their way they
found the carcass of a magnificent
mountain lion eleven feet from tip to
tip , the monster which bnt a few
minutes before had demoralized the
adventurers at the crystal fountain.
The foot of- the stairs was soon
reached , and after an exceedingly fa *
tignlng ascent the chloride miners
were upon the'point of entering the
last passage , when the whole party
wore thrown into disorder by O'Neill ,
who wss frantically striking some
hugo object with his torch , crying out
at the same time with energy , "Cotao
on , come quick ! Hero's hell to pay ! "
Hanson , Hoffmoyer and the others
came to the rescue with promptness.
A couple of shots put out the lights ,
and they were engaged in a confl ctin
the dark with an enemy totally un
known to them. Finally Hoffmeyer
gave a leap , . seizing accidentally , in
the dark , what he thought Tas his
torch , but realized that ho had the
terminal extremity of a monster rat
tlesnake. Keeping a firm hold of the
monster until the torches were re
lighted , Ihen the largo "rattler lay in
his dying agonies at the foot of the
victorious prospectors. " The snake
maaiured eight feet In length , and
eight inches in diameter. 'It was
brought to Hansanburg in triumph ,
and when dressed for its oil , which is
much prized by frontiersmen , it
yielded a quart of oil. Upon beipe
opened a brass collar and psdlocK
worn by Jaik Hanson's bnll pup ,
which had disappeared some dayt be
fore , was found. The skin of the
monster is now on exhibition Jn the
cabinet of minerals in Joe O'Brien's
Palace saloon in this place , open to
inspection of all. The extraordinary
cavern will be explored to. its ut
most length , and we will have a cor
respondent on tbe spot. *
She Was Reassured.
New HIT en Register.
"Now 1 suppose , " aaid a pious New
Havenwomin , "they'll fix np the
Bible so nobody will know it with this
new version. I shell expect to see
Joseph's coat of many colors changed
to a 'rep dressing gown with a gold
cord ar.d tassel , and tha song of Miriam
'Pinafore' chorus
made over into a
.Religion ia getting to be awful secular
these days. " The good woman was as
sured that the Old Testament would
remain undisturbed and she joyfully
put on her best bonnet and went over
to the parson's to give seme of the
sisters a "going over" " for the benefit
of his now wife.
JOOBERTS ADVISER
THE STHASQE STOUY OP ALFRED AYL-
WARDj. AN IRISHMAN.
By Cibla to New Toik Herald.
TheLindou Times gives the fol
lowing account of an Irishman , who
is described by a correspondent as the
chief adviser of Joubott , the Boer
commander : "His name is Alfred
Aylward. He was for soma time con
nected with James Stephens , the
Fenian head centre. A correspond
ent cf The Timea , who was in Natal
after the Zulu war , met Aylward , who
told him how he had severed his con
nection with the Fenian movement in
Ireland. His story was substantially
as follows : At a meeting of
t.io central committee , Stephens pre
siding , at which Aylward was present ,
it was decided to 8Sa < ainato the late
Lord Mayo , then chief secretary for
Ireland , as he passed out from the
castle yard in Dublin , and'to attack
Chester Castle for 'the purpose of
procuring arras. Aylward disapproved
these plans , and ho thought the time
for assassination and revolt inoppor
tune , and informed the committee if
they resolved to murder Lord Mayo
ho shodd Inform him of his danger.
Aylward then wrote a note to Lord
Mayo tolling him ntif to pass through
the castle yard that evening. Aylward
was that night shot by a Fenian as an
informer , and was taken to the hospi
tal wounded in two , places.
The police discovered who wrote the
latter to Lord Mayo , and when
Aylward recovered he was placed un
der police protection , and accepted an
offer of money from the secret service
fund on condition of his leaving the
country. A1 ward than left Ireland
and trout to South Africa. He WAS
for same time at the diamond fields.
He has been long known in Africa as
a strong sympathizer nlth the Dutch.
-When , in 1876 , the Bnera , being at
war with Secocoeni , wanted an offi
cer , Aylward volunteered. At the
fight at Mahora Kloof ho was serving
with the Lydenberg volunteers , and
on the death of their captain he suc
ceeded to the command. He ia tbe
author of "The Transvaal of To-Day , "
in which he gives a sketch of recent
Boer ware , and de-scribes the habits of
the people. Ho was up to quite re
cently , editor of the Natal Witness ,
published at Piehermaritzburg. "
He Got Away.
New Haven Res'stsr ' ,
"It has been a long time , Alger
non , " said ehe , "since you first called
upon mo , huaa't it ? " "Y-e-a-s. So
it hap , " replied he , with .a haaiiating
movement , as If his feet had suddenly
loomed up in the way. "Are you
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says twenty times is enough for a
young man to call upon a girl unless
it's going to amount to something "
"W-c--l. ! I've been kinder keeping
a count aud I think this Is the nine
teenth call. 1 guess , if il'a all the
same to you , I won't call again. " And
he didn't stop at the door to twirl his
hat , as usual , but his footsteps re
sounded on the pavement Instanter ,
echoing lost hopes to her. She sprung
the trap too sudden.
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and Gentlemen trill find KIDNEOEN the Iwst Kidney Tonic ever used !
NOTICE Each botte ! bears the eljrn ture of LAWRENCE & MARTIN , a'soa Proprietary Govern
ment Stamp , which permits KIDNEOEN to ie sold ( without license ) by Druggists , Grocers and
Other Persons everywhere.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
It not found at your DrnretgtdorGroceH.wa will send a bottle prepaid to the nearest eiprw
office to you.
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DKUGGISTS , GEOOEES and DEALEES everywhere
Wholesale ajenUln Omaha , STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. , will supply tha Irads at mannlactnj
prices.
117 IS
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHITESEW3NG MACHINE
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public iavor.
The White Machine lastly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the Simplest in *
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market ,
The White Co. employ as agents men of in
tegrity , and purchasers are always satisfied ,
because they find everything just as repres
ented.
Everybody should use this Machine. The .
sales so far this year are more than double
the corresponding time last year.
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All orders addressed to the Omaha Office
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHi
Cor * Davenport and 15th St ? . Omnha.
THIS NZTW"Ain > CORHSCT
j WSs3 * * Proves beyond any reasonable question that the
CHICAGO 1 &J NORTH-WESTERN i R'Y
Is by all odds the best road for yon to take vrhen traveling In either direction betweeaf
Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest' ' * < -
Carefully examine this Slap. The Principal Cities of the "West and Northwest are Stations
on this road. IU through trains makeclose connections with the trains of all railroads as
junction points.
THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
HOTEX , 3)ININGVCAES. _ _
lurms mo loiiowinfr j.runt unes :
ounciIfiluII3 Denver & California Line. " "Winona , Minnesota & Central Dakota line. "
vSUXimtr'iNoNebr : s & ? ankt01 ? JJe"Chlcaco , St Paul and Minneapolis lino. '
rfcvS ' .P014 & , Dubuque Line. " ' 'Jlllwaulcea. Green Bay & lake Superior line. "
Tickets over this road are sold by all Coupon Ticket Agents fa the United States and
Bemeinber to ask for Tickets via this road.be sure they rend over It , and take noneother. .
HASYIX HCGHUT , Genl Manager , Chicago , pa. VT. U. SI SSEIT , Goal Pass. Agent , ChlcagcU.
HA.RBY P. DDELi , Tick t Aeent C. &N. W. Railway , 14th andJFarnhamlStreeta.
1) . B KIMBALL. Assistant Ticket Accnt C & N. W. Railway , 14th and Fnrnbam Strette.
J. BBLIi , Ticket Azent C. & N. W. Railway , U..P. R. R. Depot.
JAM , S T. CLARK 'General Ae nt.
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FftT
Esalrl a
And Everything pertaining to the Frjuiture and
upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTS ! OF HEW GOODS AT THE
ap U moo. th ut 1208 and 1210 Farnliam Street.
utter
1001 FARNHAM , cor. 10th.
SPRING
CLOTHING !
