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THE DAILY BEE
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETORS
DID Farnham , bet Oth and loth Street * .
TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION.
Oas copy 1 ym.ln Rdvancopostmlil ( ) . . . flO.OO
0 month ! " . . . B.W (
month " 3.00
" AIL WAY TIME TABLE.
CARD CUICAOO , ST. nn , , itimiArous AHB
IOH1HA RAIUOAD.
tavo Omaha Pawenscr No. 2 , 8:30 a. m. Ac
mrocutatlon No. 4,1:0 : ( p.m
Atrhe Omaha Passenger No. 1,6:20 : p. m
Acer c a sdatlon No. S , 10:50 a. ra.
itwa ouini BAM ox eona BOOMD.
C. , B. A 0. 740 ! a. m. 3:40 : p. m.
0. k N. W.,740 a. m. 3:10 : p. m.
C. , R.I. ftp. , 7:10 a. m. 3ion. : m.
K. C.St. J. & 0. 3.leaves at 180 a. m. OP J tii
] > m. Arrives at Bt. Louts at 8:30 : at. m. aim ou
a m.
IV" . , St. L. 4 P. , leaven at B a. m. and 8:10 : p
Arrives a St , Louis at 6 : 0 a. m. and 7:8 :
m
WMT on
ffl. fc M. ID Neb. , Tbroiifch Kxprcn , 8 ! 0 . m
B. & M , Lincoln Express 4:20 : p. m ,
TJ P. Overland Express , 12:16 p. m.
O , k R. V. ( or Lincoln , 11:15 ft. m.
O. & n V. ( or Osceola. 0:40 : . m.
U. P Irdfrht No. 6 , 6:30 : a. m.
O. P ( rolRht No. B , 8:20 A. m.
U. I1. freight No. IS , 5:60p. : m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , 0:10 : p. m. cmlgranl.
- . P. Denver express , 7:85 : p. ra.
U. P. Irctrht No ,11 , , 11:30 : p. m.
V , P. Denver freight , 8:25 : p , m ,
A&1VUIO rllOM IA8T AMD fOUTH.
< 3 R h Q i 6:00 : a. m. 7:25 : p m.
C. * N. W. , 0:46 : ft. m. 7:25 : p. m.
C. R. I. &I > 9:4D : ft. in. 9:05 : p. m.
K. C. , El , Joe & 0 B. , 7t6a. : tn.-8:46p. : m
PBOH TUI WMT ADD SOOTnWBST.
0. t R. V. from Lincoln 1:03 : p. m.
D. F. Pacific Exprc93:2u : p. m.
B * II , In Neb. , Through Express 1:16 : p m
B. * II , Lincoln Express 0:40 : a m. ]
C. P. Denver oxprcta , 7:36 : a , in.
U. P. Freight No. 11 2:60 : p. m.1
U. P. Ko. 6 6iO : a. m. Kmlg ant
O. P. freight No. 11.12:16 p. m.
U. P. No. 8 9:00 : p. in.
0. P. No. 1Z 1:16 : a. m. '
D , P. Denver freight , 1:10 a. m. ]
0. A R , V. mlxcu , ar. 1:45 : p. m.
STOUT TBima BSTWH ! ) OMAHA JLHP
COD5C.1L BLDTPB.
Leavn Omaha at 8:00 : , 9:00 : , 10:00 : and 11:00 :
p m.j l.o 2:00 , 3:00 : , 1:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
Leave Council BluHa at S:2G : , 9:26 : , 10:26 anii
1:26 : a. m. ; 1:26 : , 2:26 : , 8:26,1:26 : : and 6:26 p. tn.
Suu-lays The dummy leaves Omaha at 9:00 :
and 11:00 : a. m. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m. Leaves
Council llluds at 0:26 : and 11:26 a. m. ; 8:26 : , 4:86
nd 6:26 : p. m.
Through and local passcmrcr trains between
Omaha and Council Bluffs. Lcavo Omaha 6:16 : ,
7:16 : , 8:60 : a. m. ; 8:40 : , 6:16 : , 0:00 : p. m. Arrive
Omaha 7:10,11:86,11:46 : : : a. m. ; 6:10 : , 7:06,7:16 ,
140 p. m.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Opening ana Closing of Mflli.
B0tn , OPKH. otosm.
a. m. p. m. a. m. p. m ,
Chicago * N. W 11.00 9:00 : 6:80 : 2:10 :
Chicago , R I. & 1'ttciDc.11:00 9:00 : 6:30 : 2:10 :
Chicago , B. & Q. . . . . . .11:00 9:00 : CSO : 2:40
Wabaih 12:30 : 6BO : 2:10 :
loux City and Pacific. . 9:00 : 6:80 : 2:10 :
Union Paclfl : 4:00 : 11:10 :
Omaha & R. V 1:00 : ii:40
B.fcM. In Neb 1:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha ft Sioux City. . . . 0X0 7:30 :
B. A U. Lincoln 10SO : 6:00
D. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . 1:30 11:00
J. P. Denver Exp 6SC :
6. , Sioux City & St. P. . . 11:00 5:40
Local mails for State ot Iowa leave but once a
V day , viz : 6:30 : a , m.
Office open Bundaya from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TITOS.- HALL P M.
. Business Directory.
Abstract and Real tstate.
JOHN L. UoCAOUE , opposite Poet Office.
W. B. BAnTLETT 817 Boutti 18th Street.
Architects.
D07BENK & MENDELSSOHN , ABCHITEOTS
Room It. Crelghton Block.
A. T. LARGE Jr. . Room 2. Oielghton Bloefc.
Boot * and Shoos.
JAMES DBVINE & co. ,
S-lna Boots and Shoea. A good asaortmenl
borne work on bond , corner 12th and Harney.
TIIOS. KIIICKSON , S. E. cor. 16th nd Douelaa.
JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
S tOt 10th etre t , manufactures to order food , work
f3 t ( air prlcea. Repairing done.
Bed Spring * .
r .LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Donrlaivt.
ook , News and Stationery.
J. I. FRUEHAUF 1015 Barnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
UoBHAKE & SCHEOKDEIS , the olJcet D. and E.
house In Nebraska establUihed 1876 Omaha.
L "
Eitlslactlon Quaranieed.
BMUitBoMd ° by'the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Caah.
Furnished Unnma Supplied.
Roaa Wasons.
WM , llth undHarncy Streets.
Clothlna
J HARnlS will pay hlghestCauh price for second
fcandclothlnf. Corner 10th and Farnliam.
uewo en.
JOHN BAUMER 1811 Farnham Street.
Junk.
H. BEBTUOLD , Raga and Metal.
Lumber Lime and Cement.
VOS7ER & OR.iY corner eth and Douglas Bta.
Lamps and Qlastwaro ,
J. JJONNER 1809 DougUa St. Good Vftrlotv.
Merchant Tailor * .
Q. A LINDO.UEST ,
One ct our most popular Merchant Tailors la re-
calving the latest dcslgna for Spring and Summer
Cloods for gentlomens wear. StylUb , durable ,
i.nd prlcea low aa ever 21513th bet. Dou ? . & Fam.
Millinery.
URS. 0. A. BINOER , Wholesale and Retail , Fancy -
cy Goods In great variety , Zephyrs , Card Boards ,
Hosiery , Gloves , Corcctg , &c. Cheapest House In
the West. Purchasers eave 80 per cent. Order
by Mall. US Fifteenth Street.
rounary.
JOHN WEARNE & EONS cor. llth & Jackson ell
Hour and Feed.
OlIAIIACITV MILLS , 8th and Farnhtm
Welshani BrOH. , pioprletore.
Qrocor * .
C. BTEVKXE , ilet between Cumlng and Irnr
T. A. McSHANE , Corn. 23d and CumlagSttccts.
Hardware , Iron end titoel ,
OLAN & LANQWOUTU7 , Wholeealo , 110 ant1
112 16th street
A. HOLMES coma 1Mb and California.
narneai , baauiei , tt.c.
B. WEI3T 2013th St. but F roIt Barney ,
Hotel *
2 ANFIELD HOUSE , Gro , Canndd,0tb & Farnhani
DORAN HOUSE , P. II. Gary , 018 Farnham St
SLAVIC'S HOTEL. F. Slavcn , 10th St.
Southern Hotel Ous. Hamcl Dth A Ijeavenworth
f nlnts aim Ulla.
KUIIN & CO.
fharmacltts , Fine Tans Uooda , Cor. lito and
Don l s trecti
W , J. WHITEIIOUPE , Wboleeale & Retail , 16th it.
0. FIELD , 2029 North Side Cumlng Street.
PARR , Druggist. 10th and Howard Streets.
Dentists.
DB. PAUL Williams' Block Cor. Uth & Dodge.
Ury Qoodt Notions , ttc.
JOHN U. F. LEilMANN & CO. ,
Hew York Dry Goods Store , 1310 and IBIS Farn-
ham street ,
/ tu 0. Enewold also boot * and thocj & Pacific.
ruruiture.
A r. QROSS , New and fitoond Hind Furniture
nd Stoves , lilt Donclu. Highest cash price
aid for second band icoooi.
.BONNER 1809 DowU t. , rine good * &c.
Fcrca Work * .
' . 011AEA FENOK CO.
BUST , FRIES ft CO 1S1I HarneySt. , Impiore
Id Ice Boxet , Iicr cd Wood Fence * , Offlc
Illng * . Conot > i > Pins and V alnnt
Pawnbroker * .
ROBENFELD 10th Bt. . bet ' f af. ft Hftl
Rafrlivrator * , Oanfleld' * Patent ,
r. OOODUAM llth Bt. bet Farn. A Uarniy
OlKri and Tobacco.
WEST ft FRITSCDER , manutMtnren ot Clgan.
and Wholtmle Dralorri n Tobaccos , 150J DonclM.
y. F. LOHKNZKM manufacturer 1119 Farnham
Florist.
A. Dcnughue , pKnts , cut flowera , Modi , ooquete
etc. N. W. cor. ICth and Douclaa Mreeta.
Olvll Engineer * and Ourveyort.
ANDREW ROSEWATKR , Crcljthton Block
Town Surveys , Grade nd Sewerage Systema
gpoclalty.
Commission Merchant * .
JOHN O. WIL LT3.1411 Dodge Street.
0 B. BEEMER. For details ice large advertise
ment In Dally arid Weekly.
Cornice Worko.
Western Cornice Worki , Mannlactnrert Iron
Oornlce , Tin , Iron and Slate UooSlng. Orders
from any locality promptly executed In the bc
manner. Fattory and Office 1S18 Harnoy St
. 0. SPECI1T , Proprietor.
Galranlfod Iron Cornices , Window Caps , etc.
manufactured and put up In any part ol th
country. T. S1NHOLD ilo Thirteenth street
Crockery.
J. BONNER 1BC9 DmjcUs street. Good line.
Clothing and Furnishing Oocc * ,
GEO. II. PETERSON. Alw flat * , Cap , Boot *
Ohoet Notions and Cutlery. 801 S. I0th street.
Qhow Oaso Manufactory.l
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds ot Show
Casci , Upright Cases. 41317 Cftai St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omah
Show Case manufactory , 818 South 10th street
between Learcnworth ftnd liarcy. All good
warranted Qrst-class.
Utovo * ana inwaro.
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealer In Staves and Tinware , and MannUctare
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work
Odd Fellows' Block.
J , tlONNEIt. 13TX ) nonpliM St. atd ftnd Cheap
J. EVANS Vholesalo and Retail Seed Drills ftnd
Cnltlvatora Odd Fullowa 1U111
Physician * and Surgeon * .
W. B. GIBBS , M. D. , Room Ko * , Crelghton
Block , 16th Street.
P. B. LEISENR1NG , M. D. Masonlo Block.
C. L. HART , U. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. poetoffico
DR. L. B. ORADDY.
Ocnllst and Atirlst. 0. W 16th and Farnham Bid
Photograpner * .
OEO. UEYN. PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth Street ,
near Masonlo ITall. First-class Work and Promptness -
ness guarantef n
Plumbing , Uasj and Uteam Pitting.
P. W. TARPY & CO. , 210 12th St' , bet Farnham
and Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FIT2PATRICK. H09 Doufflou Street.
. ulntlng an aper anglng.
HENRY A. KOSTERS. 141 Dodeo Street.
Shoe Store * .
Phillip Lan 1820 Farnham et. bet. 18th Ac llth.
Second Hand Store.
PERKINS & LEAR. 1110 Douglaa St. New ftnd
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Goods ,
lie. , boug-ht and aold on narrow marring.
Oaloons.
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
In tna new brick block on Douglaa Street , has
Just opened a most elegant Bool Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 13
every day.
' Caledonia "J FALCONER 870 18th Street.
UndertaKer * .
CHAS. BIEWE , 101 * Farnham bet 10th ft lltd.
GO Dent Store * .
' . 0. BACKUS 1206 Farnham St. . Fancy Goods
Proposals for Pavine Strootn in the
City of OmahaT obraska.
Scaled prodosals will be received by the under
signed until Saturday , April 16th , 1882,12 o'clock
noon , for the pa/Ing of Douglas street and the
cross streets between D uglos find Farnham
from Oth to 10th streets , Including 9th and 16th
streets.
First , For a foundation of concrete 0 Inches In
hlckncss with a superstructure composed of a
creosoted cedar block 8 Inches In length sot with
asphalt and sand.
Second , For a foundation of concrete 0 Inches
n thickness with a superstructure composed of
creosote J pine plank 8 Incnestn length , set with
asphalt and sand.
Third , For a foundation ot clean course sander
or gravel 12 Inches In thickness with a super-
itructure composed of cedar block 8 Inches la
cngth and not less than 4 nor more than Slnches
n diameter to bo set with asphalt and sand. The
sand or gravel for foundation to be thorougdly
rammed or rolled. All the work to bo done In
accordance with specifications and under the di
rection of the city engineer.
Also , the city will consider proposals for pav-
ng with Elm blocks or any other material , or
any other mode of construction.
All proposals or bids shall be accompanied by
, ho names of proposed sureties , who , In the
event of contract 'King awarded
will enter Into a bond with the city of
Omaha for the true and faithful performance of
said contract.
The city council reserves tbo right to reject
any aud all bids.
Envelopes containing proposals or bid ] shall
> o marked "Proposa for Paving pouglas Street
and Cross Streets In the City of Om&ha , " and ad
dressed to the undersigned.
J. J. L. C. JEWETT.
Omiha , March 10th , 1832. City Clem.
mar3-30t
Sioux City fi f aciflc
EC. fffftntan
THE SIOUX CITY ROUTE
Buns a Holld Train through from
Oouncil Bluffs to St. Paul
Without Change ) Time , Only 17 Hour *
II IS
UILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
raou
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO BT. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH OR BISMARCK
nd all points In Northern Iowa. MlnnceoU and
Dakota. Thin line la equipped with the Improved
Weetlnghouso Automatic Air-brake and Ullle
Platform Coupler and BuCor : and for
SPEED , BAFETY AND COMFORT
a unsurpassed. Piillmtn palace Sleeping Car
run through WITHOUT CI1ANOK between Kail
as City and St. Paul , via Council Bluf/g and
loux City.
Trains leave Union Pacific Transfer at Couii.
II Bluffs , at 7:36 p. m. dully on arrival of Kansas
; lty. St. Joseph and Council Bluffs train from
ho South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:35 : p. m. ,
ndat the New Union Depot at St. Paul at 12:20 :
eon ,
KN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY10TUEB
ROUTB
jarRcmember la taking the Sioux City Route
'ou get a Through Train. The Shortest Line ,
10 Quickest Time and a Comfortable Hide In the
'hronirh Cars botw con
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
jHTtico that your Tickets read via tbo "Sioux
ity and Pacific Railroad '
J B. WATTLES , J.R. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Oen'l Pass. Agent ,
P. E. ROBINSON , Aes't Oon'l Paeo , Ag't. ,
Jllfeourl Valley , IOHA.
W. K. DAVIS , Southweetern Agent.
Councl ItlnfTn Jn va
W. S. GIBBS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
Xoom No4 , CrolRhton Block , 15th
Street.
OKTAHA. NEBRASKA ,
OFFICE IlooH : 10 to 12 A u , 3 to 5 P.M.
la phone counectsd with Catj'ral OUico
Agent
Railroad Outfit on Short Notice.
llth St. , Near Farnham.
tul-cod-t
We are prepared to furuluh eandofthe > cry
test ( | uallty for bulldluz purposes to any part of
he city , at reasonable prices , or at tbo pit. In *
ulrejit the pit
35th and California Sts ,
Cook & Isaacson
J. L WILKIE ,
MANUFACTURE ! ! OP
PAPER BOXES.
218 and 220 B , 14th St.
" > TiT % j < V *
AUNT
Oenth of an Old Colored Woman
Whoso Daughter Moved In the
Best Society In St , Lould.
Old Aunt Sally Simrnll , na aho beei
familiarly known in Shelbyvillo fo
many years , died Thursday of Ins
iveoh , aged ftbout 91 years. Th
foundation for n llrat-clasa romance it
real lifo ia connected with this ol
woman and her descendants.
She came to Sholbyrillo aomo fiixty
or seventy years ago as the slaveof i
man named Neol , she was n brijh
quadroon , nnd was the mother of i
( laughter ns fair nnd lovely as nny
who boasted Oacasian blood. The
daughter Attracted the attention of i
wealthy Southerner who was sojourn
ing for a few days at the hotel kop
by Noel , nnd though but child ii
years , ho conceived the idea of becom
ing her owner , with what motives
was developed in after yeara. Tin
transfer was duly mado-and the hand
some little octoroon was cent south
where she received a fine education ii
white schools without oven n broall
of suspicion ns to origin over being ox
cited. The wealthy Southerner thei
married her , nnd wo next find her ii
St. Louis , moving in the beat society
with two lovely daughters as the re
sult of the marriage. These daughters
both married rising young lawyers in
that city , one of whom afterward be
came a member of congress. The
Southerner died many years ago , nnc
nnd his widow married a German in
Philadelphia , where they lived in
style until a few years ago , when hus
band nnd wife both passed off UUi
stage of notion. Aunt Sally never
saw her daughter butjonco after her
first marriage. Her husband was vis-
itinp relatives at Bradstown , and
Aunt Sally was sent for. The meet
ing was such a one ns might have been
between a white lady andnii old nurse ,
and outsiders wore led to believe that
such was the only relation that exist
ed between them , By the term of her
master's will , Aunt Sally became free
nt his death , and accumulated consid
erable property , the most of which
was in slaves. She possessed at one
time a great deal of fine jewelry and
silverware. Her money gradually
slipped away from her on account of
ill-advised investments , until at the
time of her death she had little more
than the cabin she lived in. She pos
sessed remarkable vitality until a
short time before her death nnd could
often bo seen nbouc the atrdots. In
late years she became very deaf , and
lier mind considerably unsettled.
Several years ago aho willed every
thing she possessed to her daughter ,
and no argument could convince her
that her daughter was dead. Aunt
3ally had been cared for for some
time by n daughter of a former slave.
Frollt , 81.2OU.
"To sum it up , six long years of
bod-ridden sickness , costing $200 per
year , total $1,200 all of this expense
( vas stopped by throe bottles of Hop
Bitters , taken by my wife. She has
done her own housework for a year
since , without the loss of a day , and I
want everybody to know it , for their
Benefit. N. E. Farmer.
New York Fifty Yeara Agro.
In a small pamphlet , printed for
private circulation , Mr. Barnes W.
Autcn , of this city , has 'recorded his
reminiscences of Now York as it waa
when he first entered it in 1832 , and
of the changes he has slnco soon made
on Manhattan Island. Some of his
recollectionswhich seem strangely out
date in the hurly-burly of 1882 , are
as follows :
I have seen many and wonderful
changes in the city. From a goodly
sized town of 200,000 inhabitants it
now numbers more than n million and
L quarter of souls. I have seen it ro-
juilt in most parts twice , and in many
the third time , and extend its north
ern border from Canal st. to far bo-
rend the Harlem River. In 1830 wo
lad no Orofcon water , little anthracite
coal , except Hhodo Island coal , which
lucccssfully resisted every effort to
jurn it ; little or no illuminating gas ,
'
, ho city being mostly lighted , pub'lic-
y and privately , by oii , etc ; no rail-
oads , no express companies , no sun-
it pictures , no friction matqhcs , no
and telegraphs , no ocean cables , no
) etroloum , nnd not a steamship to
cross the ocean , nearly all our foreign
mails coming monthly or fortnightly
> y the famous old "Black Ball" or
'Black Star" and other lines of
'Liverpool Packets. " The arrival of
a European mail in that day was a
; reat event in shipping and mcrcan-
ilo circles. The packets were some-
imes out thirty or sixty days , or
nero ; and to share in "the first do-
ivory" of letters was the object of
every merchant , as none could afford
o bo much behind Ins neighbor In
ho reception of commercial news.
Extras" were usuallytisaued often
ausing great excitement. ?
California , Alaska , and other re
mote parta of our oiuntry wore then
inknown , ozcept by name , nnd the
vholo vast 'territory west ot thoJMiH-
ssippi River wes laid down on the
naps ns "unexplored regions" In
hat day we had little or'no'smnll change
ixcopt thd Spanish and Mexican dial
ing , and six-pence , and "pistaroon ; "
ml our rates of postage worn 0 , 12i ,
8'1 and 25 cents , according to dis-
anco. If it bo asked what did the
itizens do for water for the extin-
; uishmoHt of fires nnd for domestic
iso , the answer is , they had the
forth and East River , the old pumps
nd ciatorns , and Knapp's Spring
Vutor delivered at their doors at so
uuch per gallon , and that furnished
> y the Manhattan Company , The
Id flint and steel and tinder box sup
plied the place ef matches ; pure whale
md spr.rm oil and candles the place of
pas ; hard woods and Virginia and
ersoy pine , nnd ( bituminous coal , the
place of anthracite ; the lumbering
ranibus served for "rapid transit ,
, nd Kipp & Brown's stagea running
rom the corner of Pine and Nassau
ts. to Greenwich Village" faro one
hilling were well patronized But
ho rush uptown at the close of bust-
was not BO fierce M in our day , for
many of our merchants lived near the
lattery , around the Bowling Qrorn ,
n Broadway , in State and Greenwich
ts , , and nearly all below Chambers
t. , many of them over their own
iluco of business. For the tronspot-
ation of merchandise wo had the use-
ul horse and cart , and a fine body of
artmoiij nearly all native born , and
ach attired with a "frock , " neat and
lean orory day , The "Volunteer
Fire Department" of that day , though
in sonii ) ro pccta > n nuisance and ft
disgrace to the city , used to boast
that u fire rarely extended boyorid
the building in which it originated.
I well recollect the steamboat which
first brought mo to the city Oaptatn
Vnndorbilt's "splendid new steamer
Nautilus , " built in 1814 , the pioneer
of the aloam marine of ihnt day.
She played her mrt well , cnrryini
safely hundreds daily to nnd fron
Slaton Island for the modest sum o' '
25 cents per passenger. The boats o
the ferries to Brooklyn and Jorao ,
City were known RS "Horso Boata ,
being propelled by horao-powo r only ;
ono liorso nnd driver to each boat
the latter armed with n whip by whio
creator speed was promptly secured ,
Well ! they did not go very fast , bu
they were snfo , n shipwreck neve ;
having boon hoard of on those "rag
ing scoa. "
The Physiology or Brooding1.
Miutachusctt ) Cultivator.
A few of the most eminent Englial ;
breeders have come to the conoluaioi
that the following cardinal points ii
the nrt of breeding have boon fairl
established ; First. That from th
male parent IB mainly derived the ox
tornaf structure , configuration and
Dutwnnl characteristics the locoino-
live peculiarities Inclusive. Second.
From the female parent uro derived
the internal structure , the vital or
; ans , nnd , in a much greater proper
Lion than from the male , the cqnstitii
Lion , temper nnd habits , Third
That the purer the race of the parent
the more certainty there is of trans
nitting its qualities to the offspring.
Jay two animals are mated ; i ! ono Is
of purer descent than the , other ono
she will oxerciao more jnlluonco ii
atnmping the character of the prugouy ,
urtioularly if the grcnter purity ia
in the aide of the male. Fourth.
That , npixrt from certain disturbing in
loncea or causes , tliu male , if of pure
race , and descended from a stoclc of
uniform color , stamps the color of the
oll'spring. Fifth. That the influence
of the first tnalo is not infrequently
irotracted beyond the birth of the
) ffijpring of wliich ho is n parent , nnd
lia mark is loft upon anbacquont pro
geny. Sixth. That the transmission
> f diseases of the vital organs is moro
certain if on the side of the female
and diseases of the joints if on the
side of the male parent.
LOUD-VOICED TBLKPHONBS.
A Now Discovery that Astonishes tbo
Eloctrlcana Thomoolvea.
Cew York Herald ,
An improvement has been made in
the telephone , by which the lull tones
of the human voice may bo transmit-
cd.
cd.Mr.
Mr. C. E. Ohinnock , the electrician
of the Metropolitan Telephone Com
> any of this ] city , said yesterday
'Two weeks ago I went to Boston to
consult with the Boll Telephone Com
> any , from which all other telephone
lompanies in the country obtain their
ights. While there I was invited in-
; o the office of Mr. Jacques , the chief
electrician of the company. Mr. Jac-
[ ues said he had something to show
no that would perhaps surprise mo.
Io gave mo a seat in his private room.
About twenty feet away from mo was
m ordinary looking telephone , just
ike those in use all over this city.
A moment after Mr. Jacques had
losed the door I heard the voico'of
an unseen person say , in an ordinary
ionversational tone : 'Good morning ,
tfr. Chinnock ; how do you like Bos
on ? ' I looked around in amazement ,
nd said to Mr. Jacques : 'Have you
; ot n speaking tube hero ? ' 'No ; that
ho telephone , ' said the electrician.
At first I thought it was'some practi-
al joke they were playing on me , but
fter a little explanation I was con-
inced that it waa a wonderful dis-
every in electrical science. By using
ho carbon in a pulverized form in
tend of in the shape of a hard but-
.on . , nnd by using a current four times
ns strong as before , the telephone is
nado to give forth'na loud and articu-
nto tines as thosojof the human voice.
! believe there ia no doubt ( that after
hia improvement has been put into
; oneral use , the call boll now attached
; o all the telephones can bo dispensed
with , because the voice from the tele-
> hone can be heard by any one near
tnough to hoar the boll. While I was
till in the room a voice cumo from
ho telephone culling for Miss Taylor ,
lady employed in tha adjoining room
omo forty foot away from the instru-
nont ; nnd yet Mies Taylor at once
oft her desk and went to answer the
all.
all.Mr.
Mr. Chinnock says that when the
'oico comes from a long distance , us
rom New York or Philadelaphia , il is
necessary to shout.
Mr. Davis , the vice president of
lie Metropolis Telephone Company ,
ays that the now invention would
irobably not effect telephoning at
liort distances. The present inatru-
lent for short distances , liu thought ,
was now about in near perfection us
ould bu. The only thing needed
ras u wire that would not pick up the
utsido noinca whieh nt present BOIIIU-
moa interfere with easy convorea
on. The now telephone would bo
ued for talking between distant citica ,
s Boston , Philadelphia , Cincinnati ,
hicago , New Orleunu , and possibly
an Francisco.
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If Now York has a baby clopu'n
London can boast of a baby , tbo tZ
ono said to have been born in Europe.
The little visitor ia n cross betvredi
the two principal American apceJes
the mother ( Tnpirus Amoricanus ) frmn
Brazil , being n brown animal , and th
father ( T. roulini ) from Columbia
having black hair. The young ono
HKO all young tapirs , ia curiously line (
and spotted with white on n ground o
bright fawn color. It is a lively lit
tie fellow , nbout the aizo of n roasting
pig , and appears to enjoy lifo amazing
When only n day old it readily outer
pd the water , and when not following
ita mother about frequently indulge :
in a swim. The tapir is a pachyderm
one of the links which unite the ele
phant with the wild boar and rMnoc
oros. The snout of the animal forms
a smixll proboscis not unlike the ole
phant's , but much amallor nnd minus
the fingerlike tip. It has the nppcar
anco of n trnnk cut short. The Amor
lean tapir is a great swimmer am'
hnunts wooded parts on the margins
of streams ; it ia powerfully built , nnc
1ms tholmeroat apology for a tail. Ita
food consists of loaves , young shoots
of trees , native fruits , nnd probably
submerged water plants and other
vegetable matter.
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{ Forrasrlf ol Olehi Jicobs , )
UNDERTAKER
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS.
HOTELS , PROPRIETORS TOWKF'
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HALL UOUSK , A. W. HALL , Louisville
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY A CLARK , Blair , Neb ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. 0. MEAD , NellRh , Neb.
GRAND CENTRAL , C.ISEYMOUR , Nabratka City , Nab
MISSOURI PAOfPfO HOTEL , P. L. THORP , WeeplnuWater.Ne
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GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Nebl
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Clarlnda , lown
ENO'8 HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Eremont , Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. D. HACKNEY , Ashland , Neb
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Working Capital ! - (300,000.
Capital BiocV. - ' $1,000,000
Par Value of Shares , t- 126,000.
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
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IROTIH : & CTOISTEIS ,
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Ho , 1408 Farnham Street , Omaha ,
