Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA JDAIL i7 BEE : SATURDAY , JAJNUARY 28 ,
"THE DAILY BBM
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO , PROPRIETORS.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
tlUI CARD CIIICAIM ) , at. rift , MISMKAI-OU8 AND
DM Ml A RAILKUAD ,
LMVO Onnlia 1'awngor No. 2 , S:30iv : , m. Ac-
( Onnwdatlon No. 4 , 1:0 : ( p. m
Arri'oOniali.i I'aiwnircr No. 1,6:10 : p. in.
AccommoiHUon No , 3,10:60 : 5 , m.
tliVIKO OMAHA 1A8T OR SOUTH 800X0.
( X , D. ft O. 7:40 : a. m. 3:40 : p. m ,
0 * N \ < i , , 7:40 : a. m. s:40p. : tu.
C. , U. I. i I' . , 7:40 : n. m. 3:1011. : m.
K. a , St. J. * 0. ! . , leAVM t b a. m. and rtlSO
p. m. Arrives at St. Ixmli at 6:30 : a. ui. and 5:62 :
V. ! SUL. 6 P.lca > oi t8 a. tn. and SJOli. :
. -.n. Arrive * a St. UmU at 6:10 : a. tn , ami 7.30
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K8T OR BOirrn XSUI. |
B. * M. In Nob. , Through Kxprwii , ijiMl 01
B. A ) | . Lincoln Kxprc < w tt'20 p. ui.
O P. Ou-rlnml Express , 12:16 \ \ m.
O. & II. V. lor Unjoin , 11:45 : a. ui.
O. A IU V. lor Oecoota , 0:40 : a. III.
U. 1' . Irrlgtit No. 6 , iSO : a. m.
U. P. trclght No. 9 , 8:20 : a. m.
O. P. frclijht No. 13 , 2W : p. m.
U. P. Instil No. 7 , 0:10 : p. m. oinlertn * .
-P. Denver oxprcus , 7:35 : p. m.
' .O. P. frclirht Nn 11 , 1130 p.m.
O. P. Hcn\cr Irclvht , 8:2.5 : p. in.
IktIVISu kiM KiST AM ) MOTH.
a a & ( J 6.00 . m. 7:26 : p ui.
4 * N. W. , 9:45 : n. , . 7:26 : p. in.
0. R. I , 4.1' , . 0-15 n. in. I'.OS p. ni.
K. C. , St Joe AC I ) . , 740a. ! in.-Bilbp.
IKHIVINO PROM TIIH fflWT AND ROITIIWIUT ,
O. k It. V. from Mncoln 1.03p. tu.
U. P. Pacltlr K\piu 3iS : p. 111.
0 & ll.lu .Veb. , Through Kxprww tilt p m.
n. & M. Lincoln Kxprcni 0.40 n HI.
U. I' . ll < m\cr uxpri' < u , 7:35 : a. m.
U. I' . Krckht No. 11 2:60 : p. in.
O. P. Vo. ft 6:20 : n. ni. Emlerant.
U. P. ( rolirlit No. 14 , 12:16 : p. in.
U. P. NO. i B.cxj p. tu.
V. P. Vo. 12 1:46 : a. in.
U. P. Oem-er Irclwht , 1:10 : n. tu.
O. & II. V , mlxitl , ar. 4:45 : p. ui.
8DVMV rRAINH imrWRUN OMAIM AnU
OOD.'tUI. KLIIPrS.
Lo vo ( ) nwh ut J:00 : , O.PO , 10:00 : nnd 11:00 :
m. ; . ( i 2:00 , 3:00 : , 4:00 : aiul 6:00 : p. m.
Leave Coitncl. Illuffa at 8:26. : U:26. : 10:25 ntul
1:86 : a. m.j 5 , 2:26 : , 3:26 : , 4:25 : tilvl t:25 : p. tu.
ButiiTliu ilun'iny lca > CT Omali-v at 11:00 :
. nd 11:00 D. m. : 2-iM , 1:00 : anil 5:00 : p. m. Lw vi
Ooancll lUutfs at 0.26 and 11:2S : a. in. ; 2:26 : , 1:26
and 6:26 : p , in.
Through and local passenger trattu bottttcu
Omaha and Coun II Muffs. Leave Otnahix 0:16 :
1:46. 8:60a. : m. ; 3:40 : , 6:45 : , 0:00 : p. in. Arr\o
Omaha 7:40 : , 11:36,11:45 : : a. tn. ; 5:40 : , 7:05 : , 7:15 ,
; 40 p. m.
Opening an-- Closing of Molls.
BOUTK. OIT.N. cixmN
in. p. in. ft. tu. p. m.
( Jhlcago&.N. V > 11.00 illK : > 6:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , U I. A I'ftc'iHi. 110 J-r.o 6:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , U. 4 y 11:00 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
VTatiaph 12.30 5:30 : 2:40 :
Sioux Cit ) ind Pa lllc 9.00 5:30 : 2:40 :
Union Pacific 4'00 11:40 :
Onutha k 11 , V 4.00 11:40 :
D. &M. InNfli 1:00 : 8:10 :
OmMiA ft Sioux City. . . . 7:30
C. & M. Lincoln 10.W uiu
0. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . liO : ! 1CO :
U. P. I > onr Ex p -00 0:30
O. , Sioux City & St. P..11:00 : 'J)0 :
Local mall * lor Stat ol low * Ituvn buf once
( Uy , vl6 : 30 ft. m.
Oilier oin'o SuniLtvi * from 12 m. tn 11 > . m.
TIIOS. F HALL P Jl.
Business Director ? .
Abitract and Real fc tuto.
JOHN L. McCAOUE , opi alUPotOmce.
W. R DAKTLK1T 317 South 13th Street.
Architect * .
DUtKKNE & MENUELSSOHN , AHCniTKCTa
Room 11 Crelghton Block.
A. T. LARGE Jr. , Room 2. Ciclchton Block.
Boot * and Shoe * .
JAMKS DIVINE & co. ,
Slat BooU anil Shooa. A good aesottmeat ol
homo work on hand , corner 12th and Harney.
THO8. ERICKSON , 3 E. cor. 16th and Douils.
JOHN FORTUNATUB ,
00610th ctroot , manufacturoe to order good work
I lair prices. Repairing done.
Bed Springs.
t. r. LAKK1MER Manufacturer. 1617 Doarlanet.
Qookt , New * and Stationery.
J. I. FKUEIIAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggi.
lotillANK & SCHHOKDKR , the oldest B , and E.
bourn In Nebraska cstablUihcd 1876 Omaha.
CKNTItAL
RESTAURANT ,
MRS. A. RYAW ,
iDitxwcdt corner IBtband Dodge.
Bmt Board ( or the Money.
Satisfaction Ouarantee-J.
t all noun.
Board hy the l > ay , Weak or Month.
Good Terms lor Cub.
Parnltihfd llnomg Bupplled.
Bi and Road Wagon * .
WM 8NYDER , lith and Harney Streets.
Clothing Bought.
J. JIAUHH will | ay hi ho8tCa h price ( or Hccoiid
nand clothlnc. Corner 10th and Karuhaui.
jewu or * .
JOHN IIAUMKK 1314 Faruham Street.
Junk ,
n. UERTUOLD , llaija and Metal.
Lumber , Lima and Cement.
ftiSTER & OH AY corner tjth and Dougha Sta.
Lamp * and Ulastware.
J. BONNRU 1309 UoiuUs St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
0. A LINDQUEST ,
One of our mewl rcpular Merchant Tallora In ro-
celvlnit the latest deoipna ( or Hprlnj ! and Sumiucir
Goods ( or Kcntluincn'a ' wear. StylUli , durable ,
and prices low an o\cr 216 13th bet. DOUIT.&Ftrn.
Millinery ,
UBS. C. A. KlNGEIt , Wholesale and Retail , Fan
cy Goods In ( jroatarlety , Zephyrs , Caril Boarilu ,
r tlodery , Glovet ) , CorMcto , ic. ( Jheapeat Uouuo in
4he Went. Purchasers save SO per cent. OMei
bT Hall. 116 Fifteenth Stroot.
roundry.
JOHN WKARNE&SON8cor.l thftJark on t
Hour and Feed.
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 6th and Parnhtm Sbt. ,
WeUians Bros. , proprietors.
Urocera.
t 8TKVEN8 , ! lit between Owning and Iru
T. A. UcSHAKK , Corn. 23d and Cumin ? BtiecU ) .
Kardwaie , Iron and Steel.
3LAM & LANGWORTIJY , Wholesale , 110 inc1
12 Uth itreet
A. HO LUES corner IBth and ChlHornU.
Harnew , Saddle * , &c.
B. WK1BT 20 15th Ht. bet F m. 4 lUrney.
Hotel *
< , ANF1ELD HOUSE , Geo. Canfleld , th fc Farnhaoi
DORAN HOUSE , P II. Gary , 913 Farnham St.
BLAVKN'B HOTEL , F. Slaven , 10th St.
ii fkmthern Hotel Qua. Hatnel 6th & Ltavcnwortb
Orugi , Paint * and OIU.
KU11N & CO.
fhannadst * , Fine rano Goods , Cor. 16tn k
Douelit .trceta
W , J. WHITEHOUPK , Wholee te& Retail , 10th Bt.
0. FIELD , 2022 North Sldo Cuuilntf Street.
PARR , Urucirist. lotn and Honard Streets.
OentliU.
OR. PAUL , Williams' Block Cor , IBth 4 Dolje ,
Dry Qood * Notion * , Etc ,
JOHN II. F. LEllMANN & CO. ,
tfew Yotk Dry Goodi Score , 1310 nJ 1312 F rn-
him itr-ct.
U a Knvwold also boot * and eboei 7th & Pacific.
ruruiture.
A F. OROSS , New tnd Suond Hand Furniture
o/l Stovea , 1114 Dcnclai. HlgheU caib price
aid ( or second to63 zooo * .
BONNKU 1B09 DjnrU it. Floe voodi , 4c ,
fere * Work * .
OVAKA. FKNCK CO.
4D8T. rBIES 4 CO ms Harney Bt , Imprar *
d Ice Boxet , Irtr and Wood Fence * , Offlc
* ? -T. Ooooltti rtoe uui Walnut.
Olgan and Tobncco.
FIUT3CDF.K , m.Miiifactiirera ol
mil \Vholr ! c lc.\ler l n Tolvvccod , lJOMMnilM
.V. IT. LOUISXZKy _ niaiimtfturdr 1410Farnhi > m
FlofUt.
A. Donaijhue , flaitg , cut flowers , t M
etc. N. W. for. 1C th an J Uoiiflu ulrocto.
Civil Engineers ind Surveyor * ,
AKPUKW H03KWATKH , Crelchton Block ,
Town Suricyi , Onvlc * nd aewcrace Sjftcnin
Specialty.
Uommltilon Morchivnt * .
JOHN 0. WIL L1S.U14 t'o.Uu Struct ,
t ) K limiKR. FonlptAllsolirc ! ft.l\cttl3f
mcnt In tvjllv ami WcfVb
Cornice Worki.
Western Oornlco Uorku , MMiutwturere Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and SUtu lioofllng. Order >
from MI > locallt ) promptly e ecutt < l In Ilia lx > t
iXiMincr. Factor ) and OlUco 1213 llarnc ) St.
0. SPKCIIT , Proprietor ,
lianlted Iron Cornier * , Window Cup , etc. ,
manufactured ami put up In vi ) pa nt thn
raulitrv. T. SIN1IOL1) llflThlrtronth utrett
Crockery.
J. IIONNhH 1SOO Dousias * trcct , Gooil line.
Clothing nnd Furnlthlng Ooodi.
OKO. II. PKTKUSON. Abe llMt , C l , BooU ,
Shod ) , Notloni ami Cutlery , SOJ S , 10th street. _
HetrlRorator * , CanHeld' * Patent.
0. . GOODMAN lllh St. bet. Karn. A lUtney
Rhow Can Manufactory.
0. J. W1LUK ,
MMiulacturer anil Divxlor In all kinds ol Show
Cngro , UprUhl Cft"oa , A . , 1317 CMJ St
FRANK L. GKUIIARU , proprietor Omahi
1howCasoin.inufM.tory , Sid South leth street ,
between Lo.i\cn ortli and iUrty All
warranted flrst-cH * "
KOSKHFKLU , 10th St. . hot far A ll > t
btovc ana inware.
A. UURMKSTKU ,
Uwlei In StoM'S anil Tinware , and Manufacturer
of Tin Hoofs and .Ml kinds of ItutMliii , ' Work ,
( Mil Fellows' Block.
.1. 11ONNKH. 1SOJ Doutflfw St. Good and Cho-ap.
Secdt.
J. KVANS , WholOM Io nnd lloUill Seed Drill * aud
Cultivators , Odd Follows Hall.
Physician * an1
W S. GIBBS , M. 1) . , Room No t , Crrlghton
r.loili , 15th Street.
P. 8. LKISKN'HING , A | . D. Masonic Block.
C L. IIAKT , M , l > . , EJ-I and Kir , ojip. jwstolP.cc
IH , L. U UllAUDY.
OcnlUtand Aurlnt. S. W 15th and F.irnham Ste
Photographer * .
GEO. Hl'.YN , PROP.
Urauil Central Gallon ,
212 Sixteenth Street ,
near Masonic Hall. Flrst-cla ? * Work and Prompt
-sa iriunntacp
PlumblnK , Q.it nnd Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARPY & . CO. , 21B 12th St. , hot. Karnlmiu
nnd DoiiK'lM. Work pruiii ) < tly attomlcd to.
D. i'lTZPATKICH. 1409 Doudai Street
nlntlng nn auur anglni ; .
HENRY A. KOSTiUS. HI DO < ] RII Street.
6 lion tuoroi.
Phillip Lang. 1320 Farnnam Bt. bet , 18th ft Uth.
Second Hand Store.
PKKKINS & LEAH , 1410 IiotuhM St. . New m !
Second Hind Furniture. Home Furnishing Goodii ,
. , liourht and Hold on narrow
IIKNKY KAUFMANN ,
In tue new brick block on UOU IOH btrGft , hwi
Just opened a incwt elcpuit Uuel Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
m cry day.
Caledonia "J FALCONER 679 10th Stroot.
Undertaker * .
CHAS. RIKWE , 1012 Farnham hot 10th & lltd
00 Cent Store * ,
p O BACKt'S \'IM F rnhnm St. . ? ncOoodi
PILES ! PILES ! PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Lastl
No Our , Wood Suffer !
A eurocuro for Illind Illdedlny , Itching' am
Ulcerated Piles h&H been discovered by Dr. Wil
liam , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. William's
Indian Ointment. A elnicln box baa cured the
worst chronic cases of 2fior SUjraro standing. No
ono need suffer llvo minutes alter applying this
wonderful soothing mudlclnu. Lotions , Infltru
merits ) and clcctuarius ilo more harm than good
William's Ointment abnorbs thu tumors , allays
the Intense Itching , ( partlculaaly at night nftci
gcttlnp ; warm In bed , ) ncta aa apoultlco , ilvrs In
stant and palnlexa relief , and 10 prepared only (01 (
Piles , Itching of the private pafts , and ( or noth
Ing olso.
Read what the lion J. M Ccfflnberry of Clavo
and eaya about Dr. William's Indian Pile Olnt
merit : I have uned scores of Piles cures , and 1
aflords mo p euauru to Hay that I hac never foum
aiiythliiK which gave such Immediate and pcrma
oent rencf aa Dr. William's Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt ol
price , 91.00.
91.00.HENRY
HENRY & CO. . Prop'rs. ,
CblVKUtND , OHIO.
Forealoby C. F Goodman.
1 t HO Innd < rwAnwl v
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
A Cnro Guaranteed.
Dr. K. C. Wont's Ncrvo niul Ilrntn Treatment
A Bpeclflc ( or Hysteria , liizzlni'ss , Coiiviilsion-i
Nor\ous Headache , Mental DcprceBinn , I/jsio
Mi > rnoryS | < frinatorrhiinIuipotcnjr , Inio untarj
Km i-slonu , I'rcmaturu Old Auo , caused by onr-
excrtioii , self abusu , or nvcr-iiidulfenuc , uli'cl '
lends to misery , decaj nnd death. Ono box ull
euro recent cnscs. Kn li lux contains ono month's
treatment. Ono ilolhr n liox , or clx IIOXUH lor
llvo dollars ; sent Iiy mall pri'palil on rucolit | of
iiricu.Vu Kiiaranltu six boxes to LUIC any case
with each order rcculi td h ) us ( or six boxes , ac'
conipanlvil with five dollar * , will cerid the pur
chittr our written Kiiirantee to return tin
money II the treatment doen not ill Ltauure
C. r. Goodman , IJr.ic Ut , Silo , Wholesale anJ
HcWll A 'ent , Omaha , lsib Orders Iiy maUat
regular price. d& ly
Free to Everybody
A Beautiful Book for the Asking ,
By appl > lnjf pernotiMly nt tne noarobt oWco
of THE aiNUKK MANUKAtne CO. ( or
by postal card Hat a dletanco. ) any AUUM pur
Ron Wllhopruicntej | with a heautifully 1IU | >
rated copy ol a Now Book entitled
G-ENIUS RE WARDED ,
- OU THE -
STOEY OF THE SEWING MACHINE
containing a handsome anil coutly otccl rnKr
IIIK ( rontUplcrce ; also , 2d flncly nira\e < I wooc
cutu , and hound In an elaborate blue and i ;
lltliok'raiihed co > cr. No charge whatever la m
for thl handsome Ixiok , uhlch can bo obUlncc
only hy application at the branch and subor
dlnate offlttn of The Singer Manufacturing Co.
TUB SINGKK MANUFACTUHINQ CO , ,
Principal Office , 31 Union Square , New York
oct27-dmtc-tlw
IP TOUsr
OfCuhllU- .
cnnlb/tlia ( train of
your dutiei avoid nl/lit ork , to n-
tUnulontianil u * ( on-hmlniiprvfinC
Hop Bittero. [ wai.tr , UMI Hop Oi
If youaroyounil nd | . erinif I rom mir l
Jiiiilloii or diijUu I ( lull i If jou nnnimr
ricd or i.mo . ! ! , old or i-rotinff tiliferlnK fror. .
poorhettllhorluifulfh iliiir on a IKMJ Jf l'-k
UCEO. rtlr " Ho pi 1 BltUTA.
\Vhoortr yon ri' . J
al.fnerir you ftii \i \ uit
that your njrrtem JJ
ii d clwiniiln .ton.
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Hituoutdilwfca i tlinuly u of
.akti Hop Hcp 'Ittere
Bit te .
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dlieL iA ILU KbHOllltL
tualnit mid Irrealbla
of Ilia itotiiucn , ! no ? jlu cum fui
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Utcdi , dloail.t i ( JniLkenneflH
ltv ruTntr\ { of opium ,
You will be aoooL o1 *
curedl'ynu" ' ' rwrcotlu
Hop Bitter *
If jrouar Hm
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loSr NEVER ClicuU.r
nlrUilti7
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iaveyour FAIL HTM CO.
life , ft hat ,
lived hun- B < k * UrB. I
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FASHIONS IN F1NOKB UINOS.
Ooma That Arc Doalrccl In Sottlnpg
i\nd Tlioso Tlmt Hivvo Hntl
No Sale Li\tol > * .
o * York Suti
' Thcro is not much loft on hand
unv , " sriul the jowollur , lookincvitli
luHtroronco ovur ft nnllion aollntu
vorth of diAinouds , tubics , onii'mlih
, iul other brilliftiit ( joins that jjlowod
nd tlaihcd in tlio light. "At pros-
lit wo hnvo only n few tluiusiiiulatylos
if llni r rin > ! 8 , ranging in value from
! ! to SoO ( > . I'robixbly the most in
urostinij class of rums , for young
> oolonl ] ) least , nto thoao known asun-
; igcinont rin s. Kashion iiroscrilu-s
hut they ahnll bo snlituiro iliiunoiul * ,
nut nn Biniily | M possilik' , so us to
iliow but little gold about the stono.
, lore they tire of all values , from § 50
, o SolH ) . Sometimes a ruby it pro-
'errod instond of a diainond , and real-
y line rubies of good 8izu are mine
costly than diamonds. Their value
lepends wholly upon their enlnr.
Hero is ono of throe carat which is
worth S2r > 00 , and another fully half
is lixrgu which is worth only ? 7i"iO
We nro now yetting a good many en-
.Ktclum rubies that IB , atones which
arocut round and ainonth instead of
with facets. Very beautiful novolMcs
they are , too. It is a style wliieh hna
long been popular in India , but little
soon in Europe or this i-nuntry nntii
late years , especially in large and line
stones. Hero are some cobochon
ixpphires also , which havoa very pret
ty olltict. Wo hi\c ; sold this winter < i
great nmnysuts of rings , three in each ,
meant to bo worn together , ono of
them set with rubies , another with
sapphires , and the thitil with diamonds
mends , graduated Hies : , live stones in
each ring. Tluiir ooit has been from
$1000 to SI'JOO per set. Of course
the stones at that price cannot bo very
large , but worn together in that way
Ihuy are very haudsomo. Hero are
Lvvo vnriatioiiH on the idea ono a
Krunuh ring which in solid on the nn
dor akti * , hut cut to look like thieo
ibnve , with a good sized central ruby
surrounded by twenty small diamonds
clumsy , absurd looking thing ,
which nobody wants , the other a trip
licate ring in which the nibiea , sap
phires and diamonds are placed in
square settings , vhicli lit together and
make the ring HOOIII n solid ono , sus
ceptible of sovcral modifications of
combination. Thu old fashioned pu ?
y.lo rings liavo entirely gone out of
fashion , the combination ono being
the nearest present approximation to
it. A number of years ago there van
iiiito | n ra o for cmnplic-ited tvistul
wire rings. The originals e.xme from
Mexican pattern , and even improve
upon it , making a still more ontan1.-
locl donble-and-twis'ud thing , which
when taken apart looked moro like
wire nightinaro than a ring , but when
put together by ono who understood
the trick seemed plain and solid.
"Horo are n few magnificent opals
glorious stones , but thcso i.s no side
for them. Hardly anybody will veil
ture to buy an opal. 1'eoplo have n
superstition that they are unlucky ,
and wo scarcely sell one a year. Still
their nominal value continues to bo
voiy high. 1 mny s.iy , of to-day , the
cat's-oyo , a. greonish-brown stone with
a line of light through it. There are
ditleront kinds of them , but the bust
is the corundum , or base of thu fip ;
phiro. Hero is n. ring with a cat's-oyo
flanked by a small diamond on each
side , which is worth § 000. That cat's
eye is only four carats weii'ht. Here
is another of nine carats , which is
worth , unset , $1000. Pretty expen
sive stones , you see , and yet their
value is moro a matter of fancy than
is that of stones butter known , such
as rubies and dianmnds. Their worth
depends upon the clearness nnd sharp
defining of the line of light through
them. Here , for instance , is one a
( juartz cat's-eyo almost as biir as th
hrst I showed to you , yet worth hard
ly a quarter as much , because the
light in it ia dill'iiBed. Hero is a tur
quoise ring worth $1400 , and here an
other , not set around with diamonds
as the first is , yet worth § 1200. Look
at this infaglio , a lloman warrior's
head engraved in a sapphire. It is a
pretty piuco f work , but only worth
§ 125 ; and simply call your attuntioi
to it to remark that both cameo and
iniiiglio rings have gone out of fash
ion.Vo Inivo a puck or moro of them ,
antiques and modern , cut in many
varieties of stone , and some of them
quite valuable , but there is hardlyany
sale for thum. The popular ta to now
riiim to the gypsy style of ring-liko
this , a cat's eye with a ruby on oacli
side imbedded in tliu solid yellow dead
gold ; or this one , uhoro the rubies
ure replaced with diamonds. Any
kinds of stones may bo employed in
tho.- rings , thuir diatinctivo feat nro
bunif : simply the cloao setting of the
stone , which lir.s no visible clasps , and
haidly uses above the surrounding
surface.
"Of pearls it ia woithy of remark
that some of the purest and moil
beautiful , even excelling genuine Ori
ental pearls in their brilliance , are
out of frcsh-waterinusscln found in
Tennessee. Hero u ono of that kind ,
of exquisite perfection of form , beinii
a purtt'ct uphuro and of absolute puri
ty , which is worth , without its set
ting , § 550. Some of them havu the
most delicate tintings possible to imagine
agino , like this , for Distance , whicl
has the shade of a blush rose's petals.
None , however , have such depth ol
color as this big oval pearl , of almost
coral rod , which comes from a concl
ahull , and ia worth in itself $000 , 01
as it stands in the ring , Burroundud
by diamonds , $050.
"This is the most curious prucious
ntono in all our collection. It is
known .is Aluxandrito , and in found ii
very small quantities in Russia , am'
moro frequently in Caylon. Uy day
it iaas you seea dull ohvo greenwith
mprcly n ougguHtion of acriniDongloan
glinting through it ; but by artificia
light at night it glows with a ruby rod ,
and not a tracu ( 'f the ohvo green ia
visiblo. Costly f Only moderately so.
This nine-carat stone , tor instance , is
worth only $ ( iOO. It is just begin
ning to bo appreciated and becomin ;
fashionable.
"Tlioso are sapphire astorias , oratar
stones , HO called because of the five
pointed stars of light they show , am
here are a couple of ruby asturias
much moro rare nnd valuable than the
others , All thi'fco are fashionab
B to n CM now , but their ware is general
ly confined to gentlemen. These grooi
gamuts are confined to Colorado
They are real gurnets , notwithstand
ing their color , and cannot bo con
founded for a moment with oinoralda
of all nizea and great variety of tint
here is not ono approximating in col
r to green garnet. Tlio emerald , by
lie way , is M much in fnshipnnblu fa-
or ixs over. Many people tlcoin it n
ucky utono , a superstition in which
hoy"nro as lirmly grounded us others
ro'in their confidence in the fntvful
'haractor ' of tlio op.il.
"Sorpt'iii rinus nro disappearing -
opt in some chcnp forms where value
loponds oiitirnly upon workmniialup ,
ml the serpent scale allbrd opportn-
lity for some ( < \iiii4ito | euiuuollini ;
hit the old styled "orj eitla with jvnols
n ( ho their ho.ids are out of d.ito
' 'nshion approves now , by proforanco ,
f the novel Japanese rings which wn
utrodiicod , ixnil which are ipiito euri-
.us. Here nro some , formed , in
plaint ] ! semi barb.iric style ni you
i ill observe , fr ni tnn metals , gnld
, nd n bronze-coloied alloy , of uront
inrdnoss , c.illod by thu Jap-mono sha-
< odo. The eoinpi'sition of that metal
sa secret known only to Jap.inoso.
t does not change its color by time or
, ny ether agency which will not af
oot gold. Tlioso are comparatively
honp , only costing , with their hand-
onio sottiiiKS , frtnn $80 to $ lTiO o eh.
I'horo bun boon iinto a donmnd for 11
tylo of rings which wo got out in
\hich the settings nro supported by
niall retires , at the sidoa mudolhnl
iltor Cypriote oriiiiiiilii.
"Thnao urcon stonus , rosomblin
ho uroon ynnu'ts nf Colinndo , nnd
list about of the s.uno valin > , are spoc-
inons of lithin I'liiiUMlil , or lliildi liiio ,
rom Stony I'oinl , N. C. U Inw boon
onnd mnvhuro cKo , and the ntipily ]
hero nuoniH to be oxliansit'd. Of ( Ui-
jhoapnr sort nf linns , thoaolnoh do-
icnd for their viiluo upon the novelty
if dosiKii and \\nrlviiiiiibliip instead ot
ho costly gems set in thum , the viiri-
i.y is nlnuist undlih They are cold ,
; iild and platininn , enaniellud gnld ,
to , nnd ruiign in piico from $1 up to
? -f > . A popu'ui fancy jnst now is for
irndaiits attiiehed to si ndor rinus ,
inch as these , Inch have minnto nr
row head * of jaipcr , nbaidian , etc. ,
dan lim ; from them Iiy ininuto chains.
And this , thu mmi'it ( if all , the 'IV
: ieiico' linu , the | > uuilant nt which is
in uimniullod sin.lower. . ( All sort of
iniplonumtH , insturinentsand toolHand
) innmonts nf haidly moro thanmicrti
scopioal siV.o ale niadu ( o adorn and
dandle from theau piotty trillo rings.
( Siiiird rinyi ? Oil , yes. lle.ro is one ,
a now ono , a nuw tiling , and ono ol
the daintiest and prettiest nna inablu
A complete circlet of diamonds , set
botwot'ii slender b.unls of yold. "
A Bowery stre"L dealer , in reply ti
in iminiry us to the now styles in thv
ur rings , said : "Tlioru are none si
Far as 1 know , except that wo have
nuw much liner imiiutums of the pre
cious stones , and at far UBS oust than
wo used to. 1 e.m soil you n di iniond
for ? 5 that will look to ninnty-niiu
persons out of a hundred just as stoll
us ono you'd have to pay § 500 for.
And as for rubies and napphiie. and
emeralds , why wo have them down
very line , I nssuro yon. Still , some-
ho v , people don't tuko to thum voiy
heartily. They g' ' > all right for breiiHt-
pins and earrings , but for finyor rii s ,
no. 1 suppose a fellow don't care to
Imvo all tlio timu whure ho see it himself -
self what ho knows to bo a blamed
fiand. Seal lings ? Ko , not much de
mand for them ; nor for locket rings
either. They .uo pretty much player
out. In fact , I think the whole
linger ring business has .dropped i :
good deal in late years.
The Slaughter of Gumo.
Clioyt' ma LuatUr.
It is the subject of frequent com
munt that the game of Wyoming ii
rapidly disappearing buforo the fear
ful slaughter that has been practiem
for the past three years. PiiorU
that time elk and deer could be sect
of a mornint ; from the door of any o ;
the ranchus about Fort MeIvinnoy.
But now these beautiful animals huvu
disappeared some to the pastures ol
the Big Horn mountains , but most ol
thum to the hide shops.
There has boim considerable hunt
ing done by aporting parties , and usu-
thcy have met with good tinucess.
But this does not account for the de
preciation of game. Sportsmen spurn
to kill cows or heifers , thuir pride being -
ing to down a sot of antlers at every
shot. It doea not hurt the hurda ti
kill oil' most of the bucks or bulls ol
deer or oik , bocauoo enough will re
main to attend to the increase. Hence
true Hpoitsnmnship deus not rob tin
foiests nfgour noble warJu.
But there has sprung un , within
the past tew yearsa , set of hide i > unt-
crs , most of whom followed bullaN ,
slaughtering in Texas , as long as tin
game lasted just to sell the hides for
a misor.iblo dollar a niece. Tlieso
men have been attracted to Wyoniin ;
by reason of the abundance of doei
and elk , and the fact that the hides ol
these animals are very valuable of late.
This makes hunting profitable. These
hide gathers shoot , poison and kill th
game in every imaginable way Male ,
femulu and yoim animals fall like
swaths beforejtbeir slaughterer , am :
the carcacscs loft to rot. Tlio result
is that the forty or fifty men in thu
mountains , who are engaged in this
nefarious practice are fast ridding the
country of game , and , unless some
thing is doneand speedily , too , Wy
oining will be ua scarce of deer and elk
as Illinois.
It is true there nro laws on our
Into books which prohibit thu whole ,
sal ) slaughter of game under penalties.
But it can bo Been at a glance thitow
ing to the wild and unauttlud nature
of the country in northern Wyoming ,
it is a matter of immuiiHo difliculty tr ,
apprehend the culprits , in the tirs
places , and still more dillicult in thu
second place , to obtain auflicult tcsti
mony to convict them , For these
two reasons these hide grubbers have
boon suffered to go unmolested.
However , a way has been
to prevent thin slaugthurud , by pro
hibiting the traflio in untanned liideM ,
and thus taking away the speculativi
feature of the businoHs. Lot the
islaturo enact a law prohibiting any
person or corporation from selling or
purchasinging untanned hides of deer
or elk , and that will stop the sluught
or. Why ? Because the hide grub
burs have not means much less the in
dustry , to tan the hide * they father
Honceif tliuycuu't sell thugreun hides
they Iwvo no longer any induuomen
to kill game ; their occupation's gone
If wo could present the exact lig
ures allowing the transactions ot suv
oral houses in Wyoming in hides o
deer and elk , they would astoniah th
reader. Wo have been assured , b
one of these very dealers , .that th
amount ruua into many tons , aniiuti
, . Thin indicates the fearful extent
i which the id.iughtor had gone.
Thu main facts embodied in tliM ar-
icle were involuntary contributed by
gentleman who has been engaged in
urchasini ; hides in connection with
is regularly established business ,
lt < has felt all the time that the sya-
l istong and his suggestion is
lint the sale and purchaftti nf green
ides be niado unlawful In thiswny
10 profitable feature of hide himtin
ill bo destroy I'd and thu hunters willet
ot over tax themselves in killing any
lore game than they nuud for meat.
Thu matter i.t very important , and
p trust that our legislators will so-
iously consider the pro | > osition stated
bovo , a * it promises the only safe ,
ertain and cheap method of pro
uiving our gamo.
IMPIETIES.
"Ohc mo n show mid I am nfrnid of
llibij' , " ny * .lorry MoAuloy , re > ivi llit.
VrlmpK ho had bfttortnko Mr. llarnumV.
[ Klnilra 1'rco I'to-n.
( Jen. Tliinnni Cunway wa o\ielled | from
HrmiWyn church la"teok. . It I'not
nown wh.it ( . 'hrtntlan deed on the ( u'li.
ril'ninti \ rctidcrod till * nctlnn necoH4nry ,
Two .Mormon elder A niftilo forty-two
iiM'rli In IVnmylviuitix In fourtcon
ny , and ro ntlll at It. 1'prlmpn tld < Ii
IDMiy to xolvo thu Molly Mu iilro prnb *
m.
lIlixino.iH l IninlupxH. Wlicn a Clilcnpo
readier wauls a now church nil hli own.
nd 'i Hi , ' eon 'rOK'uttoii , lie hat lilnincll
mvlcled of horiMy. [ St. l.ouU Po'tdN *
\ ch.
Yovui oltTKyninn do not now tocolvo
i iiiiiiiviift \ \ of workfl HIHTH | | IIK form-
ily. Ili huf art COIIHH in , niul the
i ( Muher iniiv expect moio pointed jugs-
N O Vlcnyun * .
Tlui following lioiniletlo hint Ii reported
, Imvlni' oonio from 1'reMilont lilnuobii
'I don't like to hour cut-aud-driod nor.
iioiiJ , No , when I hear man | uvach , i
i o tno hint net M if he uoro t'iKlitiiii ;
H'Ot. "
lieorga C. Mlln , who left the MotliodUt
n nlitiy to becotna ft Co'ijrogationlit ,
\nd the Con > ; r B. > tiniinl ministry to bo-
um Unituriiui , lm now luft the Uni-
nrian nilnlrtry and nnnnuncoM hN put-
into to beooiiio iv lawyer.
And thorn In n Rood retort from the Cutli.
ille Hide : A French girl OIHO nxkod the
nient : "Why In It , father , that wu auk
M'iy day for our dally broad , iimtenil of
nlciiii ; for It a week , iiinontli , 01 n year ? "
Why. you tittle goono , to Imvo it frcnh ,
, o bo Huro,1' was the reply.
An Kliiiira clergyman report * that the
wir nn mutilated coin ! m bei'ii a ( jood
, b in : for tlic coiitrlliution box. A mini
ulm Ins tried in vain to paiin halfdollnr
with a liole in it , finally K'VOH ' up in de >
Hiiair and dron | it into tlio Himdiiy oollec-
; iii ? > . to which lie was formerly in the
mliit of lOiitributiiiK nothing , or at mimt
i dime. Such coin the churches soil us
llinii , tit mi average rcdnetiou of fi per
i'iit. > f lhoi' f.ica value , mitrli to the nil-
u' KO of foreign iiiiniiloiiniSen and poor
) i'nil.at | homo ,
Wkou TltornV Will Thorn * * n
n Wuy
An\ one who IIIIH the will to try TlloM-
\s' III rerunOil. . , will muely tind thn way
.o i-olmst health , in ea < n of hronchial at-
'uetioni , Hiiro throat , piins , oct. ; and nx an
nternnl remedy It is invaluable. I'.l-lw
A FroHh Young CoiiBrosamun.
lenten 1'ont.
Ho was a fresh young Coiigrcssinan
'rom a rural district , and when ho got
: o Washington ho found every other
number had iv private secretary , so ho
liied ono. But. though fresh , he
was energetic and a man of vigorous
ideas. One day ho said to his secre
tary : "Mr. Skucle , to-morrow 1 shall
speak on the tarih"question. . " "To
morrow , " said the secretary ; "that'a
rather short timp , but I guess I can
do it. Which side are you on ? "
"Tho free trade side , sir. " The
secretary left the room , and the Con-
pressman was rather puzzled to com
prehend his remark. Next morning ,
bright and early , the secretary ap
peared and handed him a paper.
"What is this ? " asked the member ;
Your speech. " My speech ? " "Yes ;
I've written out what you're to say on
the tariff issuo. " "You misoratile
wretch ! " cried the onrngod member ,
"do you assume to dictate what I
shall say ? " Ho drove the amazed sec
retary into the street and would hear
no explanation. Indignant , ho wont
down to the Capitol and told a friend ,
an old member , the story. The friend
was ahockod at the fellow's impudence ,
but they looked over the speech and
Found it read very wall. "You did
iust right to discharge th conceited
rascal ! ' ' said the old member , und the
next day the young member , was
unaned to learn that the discharged
secretary had been employed by his
Id friend.
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