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THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , SATURDAY > SEPTEMBER 9 , 1882
The Daily Bee ,
Saturdny 3ept. 0.
\Veath - KnporU
( i'lio follow im ; tikr ervtitton nro taJtrn
Ihf Kama moment of time i t all tlio Btatio
U rARTMKNT , IT 8. S
VICE , OMAHA , Sept. 8 , 18S2. ( It5p.m.
niter C fort 0 Inr-hri alxirenw \ natrr mark
Omthk , B foci I Incliifl > l VMikton ; llhwlfwlpjil ,
tfcct 0 Ii ctiuH ul la OroiM ! , Mid U foot tl ( nclicn i
Ujbuqur.
LOCAL BUhlViTIJ33.
Hmnko "Stxb'rt HcHt. " Uia Itavon
filled fie Clgu.
There wtr" two stock trains In yet
'lerdny on tliu tl. I' ,
I'Vcnli Watorniolonn , NuUriej ; Melonn
an abundance , at Wicini'rV.
Tlio Kurt \ \ nyne , Ind , , lub piny th
ilJ. V. M.'ri here oirlv m October.
Dwycr'n luiiUllntr on Sixteenth nni
' 'Hurt ' ftri'otit la nearly coini > Ietod ,
To-day the I ) . & M , club go t <
\7nlioo to ] ) lny with thn local club , win
'inntitirato ( ; thelrnew ( ir uniln.
A match In Hits city between the It
& M. and Council lllnlTj .ciub , { 4 on tin
1 tapis for nsxt Sutunfny ,
Mr K. C. Killing will Imvo r * nlfhl
'MonmlnK CCIIUH In the full bloom during
the Biota fiiir ,
Mr. Mnrlln" clpatit liriok hulldlng or
.Sixteenth and Wcbntur will bo tliu pride ol
that ptrcct.
Andrews' now lirlck bullillng on Six
teenth Btreot will cliortly bo cmnpletnl ,
It will lie a fmobtciro.
Tlie now ; store im Hlecnth Htroet ,
which i being huilt for Ji'ueiiLy K Connolly
nelly , will bo eltKnnt. Tlilu IK a u'ood
lioom for Sixteenth ctrcot.
The tiiiOKtlon h , how N Sixteenth
treot g'.lug to luok during the fair wo-k !
Some niorch..iitit a > veiy iudinnuut , while
their builno-a is fniling.
bidding will begin nisxt Jloiiflny for
the i-avlng < if Tenth ntrcet from PmigloH
tothodeput , ( / ntrucUiM fiiini difTurunt
cltita cant und Houth will Ijo ht-ru.
The nionil em of the Snuial Alt club
are dctiioi toKond iiUurtlcl'Hto lie lniwri
at the exhibit nt tlie Ktnto fair , on Sa'ur-
day , ut 10 o'clock , to Mrs. O linn , North
Kinolernth Btrtot. Mra. Vun NuBtraod ,
Iiroeldoiit.
There will bo n special mectliiK of the
Nebraska Bute Iliiuia-untlilo Mudlcalsif
ciety at Dr. C. L. lluri'rt nfllcu , Oiintlm , al
2 o'clock j > . m. Widnt-hifay , HcpMnber 13.
. Chns , M. Diunnoor , M. U. , prenldent.
The new bridge across Nirth Oinnhn
> creek , on Snundtm direct , fs uehrly coin-
pleted , and A ! net earn will lo ninuitu U )
the noi th turn-tablo fiomo time in ttio firxt
* r port of next \vcok.
I Mayor lioyd left Thurrdsy for Clil-
c go nil Papa Herman U ugulti ut the
bend of municipal ufiitird. In tie language
of the iwut "lie fuel * it oi.d don't you for-
Bet it. "
Sluco the eng.iKcinnut of tlu 11 warlnu
band Mr. Jullim Thltle Inn paU thoin
| 8i3. Tliiitia rxulurivn of various Mini *
which our lllivritl-lienrtul and iminlunl
neighhor luw hpuiit in pruvI.tiiig.muHlo fur
' the city.
The UK-mhon of the ( 'lirlxtliiu church
of Fu U City havu lieon making cou ! itrr-
.ableilTott of Into to Iniluce Itov , Mr. In-
Krnin , of thin dty , to Inmtn with them.
Jfu will prouubly rtnmin In Umiha.
C'uit. | Marth wan uualilo to obtain thi >
rlglitul way thriiugh to the fulr ground
this Bimmiur , 0111 } lirtue the public in dc-
privcd uf the uililillniial lucilitleH for
I ri'Dchlug ( ho DriUng paik , which would
dUierwIte ho\o bonn enjoyed.
Knglne company No. ' 2 held a.tneutlng
Thuruilay In tlio uluxnou of l'iu ldent
llktilon , the chair wan ubly tilled hy Col.
Trhnn , foiemau ot the cnicipany. Tlia
mutter if ll.o fonr'eun h miiiU'ointtry cilc-
liraliun wan portpitneil fur ono mouth , on
.account uf tlm Htatu fair ,
- * < jradlng'SlxU'entli Mri-et wi 1 be com-
ploUdt.1 tli tr.dKt. thin ww-U , and lurli-
liifiuul KiiUtrln uill bo tinMied nn fur
north im I'hivugo > t ct liy that time ,
DougUiifctitot'f grilling , curl > Iii | { nnd guttering -
tering between .Sixu.-enth anil Muttcei.th
Thii evfiiinu , at llidB
house , there will lti a ( ll/pLy of
entitled -"A Day Iu 1'uiiK , " by
clng. Thu \ I w uro ull
proiluutioiid ami null to bo
correct tu the ininiiitwt iletull.
A lad ) paiuuiiger on the w t.bound
U , 1' , tr lu Nn , 7 1 weuie criuy and wan
'Uleu ell ul Jvuarnty until lie could Ixj
jwuiewlut ( > ouoveicil nr ieturno'1 to licr
fil.ndii , Siw.crtuttit u gruat numatiou on
itle car * .
The norUi muer will noon bn coin.
jilelixi if tbe | iru fiit f.iycrul.le we thur
cuntlnnca. TIM wuth i-uwer will coin-
pit-ted in two wtiek * , utnl Mel * for thu
building of the Jutrral ttowett in three
ilibtilitvill l.o Ut < ji Mi uiluy ni.\t.
Tl fifth flixir nf th Mlllnnl lioU-1
WUM coinplitfi.l ThurMlny nnd fifteen of tlie
j-wiiun thrown nn tu tlm put lie. The
remainder , nuking tl.iity-the in ull , will
1)eary | for < > iu.umucf | to-ni ht. Not-
\ wlthttuuding t ) : mwuum of room tlio
Jllllaid t'iri.ci ' away a uuuiUr if
The Aimriusn Womuu Bulfrnga UBSO-
tiatiou ui 1 luld Iu iinuual cniueiitlon on
th 12th , IS.haaif H'h ' of tUU month in
the audfeiire r < x > iu of 'the Jlijitl-t church ,
earner uf Kifleei.th nnd DdveuKiit | KtreeU.
A. Urge uuuiUr of < itli / uUU'l > pcaker
from ( lifNuot iwtttij the Uiilvn ivjll beI I
A PALATIAL STRUCTURE
The Opening of tlie Finest Hoti
in tlie 'rans-Mississippi
Uounfcry.
Tbo Superb Appointments <
" The PHXtcm" and ito Able
Management.
The Men "Who Hnvo Contributed <
it * Orntidonr nnd forfootlon.
A Kevlow of the Work and Thoa
Who Mndo nnd Will Mnko It.
' Tli3 new one l tlio most beautiful i
all ; h Is no } oii'iK nnd pretty. " And tl
olil flWAiH Ixiwcil tliclr head * hefoio him.-
Jlnntnilrrtun \ ,
Win ) in there to whom the ritury t
the Uly | { duckling in unfamiliar ? It
anltod and duridud in its youth , drive
to the marsh and the lake , to suflc
cold and hunger , the poor ulrannei
the outcast of the barnyard , is n
langth hailed ns the "most heautifii
of nil. " Tliu poor bird who had hidden
don liia head undur hia wini ? , who hm
boon persecuted nud despised for hi
ngliiiuas , nt length saw ovuii thu oldur
trco bund ita biiwa into the water bu
fore him , whilu the sun nhono wnrn
and bright. Thua hu rustlct
hia feather : * , curved hia slender tied :
and cried joyfully , from thu depths o
hia breast ; "I iiuvor drunmcd of aucl
happiness as this , whilu I was an uglj
duckling. "
TUB I'KKKUMK AND T1IH 1'I.OWKlt.
Four yuars u o on thu fifth of thii
month tliuro Waa n ecenc of liorror ut
thu corner of 14 hand Farnam struu
thut ia yut fresh in tlio tniiida of thosi
who wurti iv.sidimla of Uinaha at thai
tinio. Tlio Grand Contra ) wont down
umid lito and smoke , nnd bravo muu
Bucrilicud their liven in trying to save
thu magnificent building thut was tin
pride of thu city Lint night
the Bamu spot waa biilliantly illunii
natod and thu opening of n house
that cxci'.udB uny hurutoforu seen in
Oamha , win celebrated in the prcucncd
uf an iidminnj ; throng of ladies and
ijentloiiiun , who , from dunk till mid
night thrunuud thu corridors of thu
now hotel und miidu its walla echo
with the iiiuaio of their voices. Ii
wua the cutihumniution of t-ll'orln thai
IIHVO been i-xorted for yearti'pasl and
tlio luliinni'iou boatovvud upon it was
not Kins aniueru and hearty than tint
upon a lurr 11 > wur whuao cultivation
us occupli'tl yu.ira of time , and whose
Iliwor nud poifumu surprise and delight -
light thoHo ului HCU it.
TIIKUGIYV 1IUCKMNU.
Work on 'ho I'axtun hotel was bu-
; < un on the 112th uf August , 1881 , and
s n > w practically completed , u liitlu
jvor oim year I nun ttiu tiuiu of begui
ling. Considering thu muny obstacles
.hat . worn met witn owing to n very
miiy und olhorwiHu unt.ivor.iblu fall ,
hu work haa buen quickly donu , but
it tin ) naiiiu timrt vi.ry carefully uxu-
'utid. The mild weather during the
vintur favored the pushing forward of
hu uiiturpriso und the enclosing of
hu structure. It has been thu deter-
mimtioii of thi ) Messrs. JCnchun to
lonalruct a substantial Crat-class hotel ,
ooiid to mme in thu w.iat , and it i
( ID onor < il opinion of those who have
mtcliucl the erection of this inuinmuth
) uildini { that they huvo succi eiltd
I'lm bntldiiiK in 132 feettquure , cov-
iritif ; the site of the old Grand Cen-
ral hotel , ut the southwest corner of
Airnain and Fourteenth streets , and
lotisiittu of tivo stories and a baso-
iH-nt. It is constructed of briok ,
tone nud iron , in the most bolid und
vorknmnliku manner ' 1 hreo nnlliona
ind a halt of brick and twenty tjna of
ron Inwu buen used in thu construe
ion. Thu walla of thu houao have
11:011 blnlt with u viuvrot' sub uiutiuli-
y rn'hor than oriiHiiiuntution , und uro
> f thu moat nmaiivu character , buini ;
! 0 inoluh ut thu bitu , und gradually
tuatnn > X to 18 inchea at the tup
I'htiy ri'bt on u heavy otuiiu foinulii-
ion two foot deep , suven feet wide ,
i nil grouted in commit. IVobibly
nit ono building in ono hundr.'d uro
iiibjuutud to thu criticism thu 1'axton
ma met with and certainly
t di1 luok homely onuugh
it first. Hut thu addition
if tint porches und balconies , the rich
Minting und dccorativo work , and a
.hoiiAand other attractive features Imo
lomonatratud thut thu architect know
> hit : hu wua aouut , and hia oncu
linpisud dossil is now lauded to the
> kiua Ky ull wlio beheld it. Ichasiin-
luigonu if complete transforination ,
tnd i-i now rooognixjd us thu mo.it
leuutiful building of the kind to bo
Found in the wi > st unywheru.
IKl.NOK TO WHOM HONOR IH DDK.
Thu Bnporintiiiidontof construction
Dm I ho luuinningwaa Kidney Smith ,
lakilllul Kiulish architect , who came
i fro /r in Milwuukoo and has loo.itod
UTO. Ho it u gradu tu of the arohi-
ecturul r olioul of thu school of uugl-
ii'iiring uf EuKland. Ho was fiom
18JI ( ) to 1872 alork of works or public
imldinga in thu English war dooart-
nont , and ho has boon in this country
lovon joirs , during which time lie
ivud in Milwaukee , in which city hu
> ut up n great many buildings.
THK IIUILIIEIW
The architects of thu I' xtou were
Sokol & Mann , of Rr. Joe , Missouri ,
'olk & Collins , uf U.ck Talaiid , did
.hu brick wurk and onolused thu
itruoturo. Thu finishine carpenter
vork w n dona by U. K. Allen , of St
roo. Withnull Urothers , of Umaha ,
lid thu plastering and decorations ,
U. 10. Herbert , of St. Joe , furnished
ind put in thu steam beating and gis
ittiiig and plumbing.
TUB INVKfTMKNT
ii the entorpruu is somuvvhat larger
han was ut flrat intt'iidcd , aim thu
tsult is that thu I'jiXton is a much
; rundor house in every rrsprot thai.
iiyDndy in Omaha hud uny idea of ,
'Jio builrlintf coat $200,000 , thu
; ruund 830,000 , and the furniture
50,000 , making a total investment of
' 260,000.
THK flltANO Ol'KNINU.
The formal opttning of the now
ouio will recur to-day , and prelim *
ury to thi * the house was last own-
it ; brilliantly illuminated nnd the
ispectton and criticism of the public
ivttod. From 7 o'clock until mid-
nicht ( i throne filled oTory > .Vftilab
gp&co in the grand building , ntid neil
ing but expressions ofadmitaic
m in to bu huhid on all rides. Lidi
ind gentle'.non visited the now ho
. Iry by hundrrdd. and madu thou
solves at homo in its ample halls ar
.icril ) turiiinliud rooms , and wander *
t will from baaemunt to g.irrot , if i
, lo3i ] the bcri'itifiil unpor story can 1
ao designated. There tire three ci
i'.iiiuus to ttiu hott.1 thu main ci
tninco on Farnnm Btr ct nud tt
l.idieA * and u < nilr-tnon's ontranccs c
Fouttconth atrtot. All lead to a con
"inn oliji-ct , aa all roads lurid 1
Komo , vi/ . ;
TIIK omen.
This may truly ba aid lo b tl'
crowning beauty of the building , tl
ono feature which obovo nil othr'i
will bo rnncmberud and ndmired b
all visitors. The oflicuia 132 fcut Ion ;
by 40 feet in width. Atotimg abov
it ia u rotunda of glass roofing , nt
height of nearly forty fcot , throng
which ( i soft und ple.iiiaiit light M a :
milted by duy and nhich sliowa up nasa
a-sa beautifully by night , Thn root i
f Hartley r lli'd ylana , thro o' htil
of an inch thick , with another tlna
ground and colored beneath it , a spic
ot four inches being left between th
two for condensation.
THI : CI.IUK'H : DESK
m built nt the uasl end of the room
near thu elevutur , aim u ( it piuu , iluan
rated in wlutu and gold , thu iniorio
completely furnteiiud v/itli ile k *
drawdro , chtilvtu nnd Bnfo , ntiuv
v\'Inth is located an ulcctric uiiiiuiioia
tor. This deal : in built facing Hi
grand Btnirway and commands aio \
of nil thu oiitv.ivcca nnd upproiichc.1
including those to thu dining tooiu
I'hu entire first floor of thu hotel , in
dueling thu olliuo , ia laid with marbli
tiling , thuro being over G,000tquan
ftot in all , A balcony , or proinenudo
four feet wide runu mound the cntiri
ollicu on n Invel with thu parlor llooi
und from the center ol thu rotundu ii
suspended u iniignilicont chnndelici :
twenty-four jots , which will ultimate ! ]
bo lighted by eltctricity.
T11K M AbhIVK 1'lLLAltfl ,
olcgnn * desk cumpurtniunt , luxnriou ;
autteea , grand stairwiiy , grand promo-
undo and elaborate decorations of ov
ury charactur tnako thu olllco ot tht
Puxlon strikingly beautiful. The
grand stairway , winch is marble-tiled ,
is guarded at tbo landing by a hugt
black boar , which situ in front of tlio
mirror and attires down upon tht
throng of gueata. A brace ot eagles ,
with winutt outspread nnd bodies par
tially shadowed by thu stars and
HnpCH , occupy podeatala nbuvo the
balcony ut the west end of thu office ,
nud bi.twcon them a huge mountain
liun ia aeon in the act of throttling u
Jog. Tiit-uo specimens wuru presented
ui the hotel by Charles W. Kitchen ,
proprietor of ( ho railway hotels atLir-
tune , Green llivor nnd Kvtiuaton.
THI : jiH.vpiMj UOOM.
On thu oust of the Furnum street
intninco ia located the reading room ,
> vhich has n hundsomo tlio lloor , and
t is furnishud with ulaborutu duaku
ind easy chairs , und lighted with chan-
luliers. Ii uro is a inagiiibcent ploco
if furiuUtro in the ohupo of an adver-
ising desk , -furnished by n St. JOB
inn , and containing the curds of all
if Omaha's prominent business men.
L'liuru ia aluo u well equipped cigar
tund in this room.
TUG HAH.
On the west , snto of the Farnam
trout oiitrunco 1.1 the bar-room ,
rhich has A marble floor , and n beauti-
ul muntul , with nporting designs.
L'ho bar is fitted up in the inont ulab-
irate style , and will ealipso anything
if thu kind in the woat. Thu billiard
oem adjoins the bar-room. Both are
inishod in heavy black walnut , with
lapur to match , ulogantchandilieraand
U the et cotonia. The bar ia fitted
ip with the finest glasawnro , of the
itost designs , und is n murvol of
leanty und ulpguncu.
IUMNO itcoM AND KirciiKK.
The dining room is situated in the
outheast corner , nnd ia a beautiful
ooin , elrguntly finished with piaster
rnamentutiun , with elaborately Cirv-
d casinga nnd trimmings to thu win-
ows , 'J'ho windows arc of stained
lass , representing diflorunt eubjuctu ,
ucii us gamu , fruit , etc. Thu BI/.O of
hu room IB 03 by10 fcut. Adjoining
i thu ladies' ordinary , 2U by 30 feet ,
i-parated by nn nrch hung with heavy
elvet dtupory. The dining room wilt
out 120 portions , nnd the ordinary will
ccumodalu persona , making thu
Dtal seating capacity nt meals 100.
ioth rooma liiivti inarblo floors. The
rincipiil urnamuntuttnns in the ordi-
ury ia beautifully onumoled glass. In
ho rear of the ordinary is the kitchen ,
uparuted by n wide pnsiago with
hreo pairs of folding doors. The
itchou m auppliod with nil the latest
onvoniaoci's nnd appliance1 ,
THK OKANI ) HTAIIIWAY.
At the wi'St etui of the olliaa is the
; rnnd stairway , facing eastward. The
wo newel posts are uf ohurry , und
ery elegantly carved , and uucli sur-
nounti'd by broiiKu stutuarj' with a
; lobo gas lamp. The hand mils of this
tnirway , together with the poats und
ails of nil the stairs nro o cherry.
I'lio main stairway ia of iron , nnd is
illed in with beautiful enciustic
iling. Under this stairway 13 the on-
rnnco to thn Invutorms , tvator clotots
, nd uublio baths , thu fixture * being of
narblu , and immediately undur the
tuira is the bootblacks' titnnd.
THK TAIlLOll rtOOK
ir second utory contains tWcnly-four
iioiiis Tlio parlor is urrungcd in a
ery novel and attractive manner. It
a located in the east part of the build-
ng , and is 132 fin-t long mul has nn
.vurago width of 30 foot. Handsomu
ron and plaster columns iiupport the
filing , and the finish ia of the eiuno
ttructivo niylo of Uio dining room ,
) pen erohus cnnnoct tlu parlors with
ho balcony , which circles around the
otunda , from which u splendid view
if the oilicu below ia obtained. Thu
larlor and the rotunda provide a moat
lolighlful promenade. Corridors nine
not wide extend from thu parlor on
iuth sides to the grand staircase. Six
rivato parlors open into the public
arlor , and they can all bo thrown
ute ono or used separately.
The ladies' bath rooms , lavatories ,
ressing rooms , etc , are ut the west
nd of this lljor , directly over the
imilar apartments of the first Hour
) r gentlemen ,
There is a stairoa o from the parlor
irectly to the ladies' ordinary.
The passenger elevator landing is in
n alcove in the main parlor , which ia
Iso used aa a hall of passage way to
10 balcony outside.
Ilia TlllltU I'LOOK
approached by two stairways , which
nro branches of the main stftirwn ;
le.iding to the north nnd south , nti
these two stairways continue to tl
top story. Thii floor has thitty-thn
rooms , nnd among them are fet
suites , uich auito including n parlor ,
bed room , a dressing room nnd n bat
room , intended for thoiuo of familici
Thcra are ten emnplo rooms Ice vtc
on the Konth cido. On the norvii sid
are enveral parlor ; , to ba need en suit
< > v noparatp. The aicjr. tin of thi
(1 ( jor IB in parti colon * . Water closn'i '
bath roomn , etc. , are found on thi
lloor , as well ns upjn every flwr I
the houso. The fourth nnd fift
floors are of the tame nrtangoment t
the third.
THK lUSe.MENT
is Icti fret high nnd contuinn the bai
bur uhop , bitli rrioins , oamplo tounn
porturV room , baggage store rooiiu
laundry , drying room , boiler nn
heating nppr.xtuo and pener.il watc
supply. The baacincnt floor ia cor
TOTAL U
Thuro nro 200 roomi in the home
and of this miiubor 130 tiru nleupiti ;
rooms. Tlio building is h'-Ated b
* iivun direct nnd indirect rndiation-
and thuro are open firu pbres , marbl
m.-iiitloa nnd gratoi in ninety of th
rooma. The curridnrd on each II m
together with the high c.-iling , rttlort
perfect ventilation fur nil thu roonn
The Imsentunt is ten foot hi h , th
lirnfc floor eighteen , tliu sicotid tour
tccn , the third , foutlh nnd fifth
tn-tilva each. The height of the build
in from the fidowalk with c < rnicu ii
8t foot high , and from the bmtmcn
02 fcot. A Htaudpipo has boon rut
from basement to nttlo with hosn con ,
ncctioim on each floor. Connectior
with hu outside balconies ts nbtainoc
by wide entrances on both Farnair
nnd Fourteenth a reutB , nnd inc.iso ol
fire these balconies will prove excel
lent lire escapes ,
TUB m.KVATOll.
The olovatnr is built hy M. K. Hah
t Oo. , of Chicago. It is an hydraulic
uWator , and ia ono of the bt > st inado
The paasongor car is very handsonielj
fitted. Attached to thu cab is a bag ,
gigo elevator , which can bo used ut
pleasure. Thu elevator landing
on each floor in to bo open and sur
rounded with network , ar it is claimed
that an enclosed shaft makes a vorj
dangerous draft in case of firo.
GAS.
The gao fixtures throughout the
main rooms and corridora nro of the
most beautiful designs. The chan
delier iu the parlor , which is a present
froni Hon. W. A. Paston , cost § 200.
THE OUTSIDE OV THE 1IUILDINO.
No protontionn hnvo been mndo at
plnborate architecture , the muni ob
ject having been to erect a heavy , nua-
3ivo and substantial bui'ding ' Tlio
architi'cturo diflors materially from
that of nny other public building , nnd
on this account it looked rather odd
at first to many of our citizonu , who ,
liowover , have now become used to it
ind lind much in it to admire. It
[ ins been tuck pointed with white
joints , nnd the green decoration of the
.run work forms a very pleasant ccn-
: rust ,
TUB IIIOX BALCONIES
> n Farnnm und Fourteenth atrooia are
line foot wide and forty foot loug on
mch lUor , for three ntorioa. The
wlcouioa are supported by thrco tiers
if ton iron columns , and enclosed with
inndsonio railings. Gas lamps nro
ilacod on each balcony , nnd in cuio of
> political mooting no bettor speaker's
land can bo obtained anywhere.
THE yuiiKiaiiiNo.
The house ia furnished on the same
ilaborafp and tasteful scale on
rhich it lioa been constructed
? ho entire responsibility in this
lupartinent was left to the
/nil known firm of Dd oy &
Jtono , nnd well have they performed
heir vork. The elegant carpets , fur-
lituro and chandeliers all came from
huir hands , and the proprietors nro
roll Biitiofied with the promptnesa and
lespatch with which they tulQllud
heir duty , and the thoroughly first-
lass style in which nil was dona. If
hero ia ono lesson taught in thn com-
iletion of this now house , it ii that
vith such lirma aa'pcwoy & Stone ,
, necessity no longer exists for going
, way from homo or Bonding to o storu
ipuaos our ordure , when thi'y can fur-
liah everything that ia in good tnnto ,
ho bust of material and of 11 luxurious
, nd elaborate character that would
iu with the Tuilorios in its tmoxcop-
ionnble character.
.SOFT AS EIDEIl DOWN
, ro the beautiful Wilton carpets which
nulllj one's footsteps in thu corridors
, nd parlors and in many of the rooms : '
The brusscls in the rumuinder of the
oums nro of latest dimgns nnd ono
xcollont feature is th.it no two put-
cms are alike.
IN THE 1-AItLoi :
ho easy chairs aru gutton np of Iho
ineet material , mahogany and crim-
on plush. Here the carpet iiloiuix a ,
uagiuficcnt Wilton , coating $1,000.
L'ho circular sofa is u nuvolt ) uud
ho grand piano , occupying un
.loovo , was proven by fair hands
olmvu un exquisite tone. Thu
Towning fentnru of thin p > > r
ion of the house ut thu magniti-
tvnt mirror , nine by fourteen feet in
r/-i , upon the basu of which is in-
cribod , "A present from W. A , IVx
on , " Thu framuis of the ricliest nu-
erial and workmanship , and the wholu
rna gotten up umlor thu direction and
irders of Ddwey A' Stone. Ttiu fur-
lituru of the private parlors , uf satin
lamask and obuiiy , with luuibrcquina
0 uorri'spuiid , atul an ulogunt mirror ,
vould suit the boudoir of a ijuctiii. A
Ulta of rooms udjoining , furnishea
fith mahogany and light olive nnd
riiiiaon pint ! ) , with lambriquins of
Turkish valours , is equally regal in
tylo. It may bo suid in
; enoral that the rooma nro
urniahed in real nnd Amoricin
iiahogany , aid in Wilton und body
irusaula , iu all of which it would bo
mpoasiblu for the most exacting to
lick a ( law. No expense haa been
pared to equip tlio 1'axton in n style
1 grandeur thut equals any hotel iu
ho east , nud it ia Pimply Parisian in its
tylo , and for the complete succuss of
his laudable deairo thu praise 13 duo
o Dowry & Stone , who were given
arto blanche iu thu matter.
T11K MAKAUCMU > 'T.
It Is almost superfluous to say that
ho Paxton hotel is owned and eon-
rolled by the Kitchen liros. ,
rhoso reputation in the west
as been firmly oatabhshod by
tie successful control of a dozen first-
IMS house * , from the Pacific , at St.
Joe , to the hotel nt EvAnston , n the
sand miles away. The Kitchen Ilrot
tr , Richard , .1. H. nnd Ohurh-s , n
known nil over the went , and tht
immo alone is a sudkioot pros'ij
upon which to found n first cln * ? hous
Experienced , successful , popular at
liburnl , fully conversant with ull tl
details of their bu inc s , they tin
aseume charge of a hnueo which It
no peer in the territory irom which
draws its pitronapo , nnd they di-nen
a rich harvest for the immense invea
mont they have made ,
Mr .1. B. Kitchen , who has cm
ducted t o Pncifio house nt St. , Ii
for three jenrs- but who has dippost
of a hnlf interest in it to Col. Ii
Wilson , for icrly of the Metropolis
of this city has come to Omaha wit
Im fnnnly and will hf-rcaftcr mail
tint crry hia home. Ho ia n gentli
man of refined taste , ns has b'c
demonstrated hy hit idoai in th cot
struction nnd finishing of the I'axto
hotel.
The clerical fnroo of the Piston wi
concistot Mr. F B. Uoskin , finnorl
> f thu Grand Pacific , Chicago , nn
Mr. Fred. AIc6worth and Mr. IJeai
mont , wr.o will hnvo charge of th
books nnd accounts.
The bar is in charao of Mr. Eugon
ICcllor , formerly with Oliapm & Oort
of _ Clncdco , Mith Charley Littln un
Williain Thompson , ni first and Rec
end iitaistaiita. Mr. Keller is n thai
ougli nrtht , n gent'uman ' , nndvi'
do crudit to Mm elegant quarterB eve
hu Tfcaidi.s. ) Mr. LitUo naa been ii
Omaha fnr ninny jeurBand is ns popu
as nny man in his profo'sion.
The barber shop nnd bxth roomoar
in charge of Messrs. A. D. Morn. !
nnd II. lieavor. 'I'hia departuicn
wna furnished by thu aamo firm whio !
so enriched the uppoarancu of thu rta
ef the house , and is equally convti
iiicnt nnd oluqant in ita appointment :
HON. WILLIASt A. I'A.VTO.V ,
after whom the hotul is chriatoncd , i
ono of Omaha's subatanti.il citizen
ur.d mnat popular muu. Ho has hell
a prominent poaition BO long that i
is not necessary to elaborate upon hi
character und name. Ho haa buoi
tno&t liberal in aiding thia mn nilioeti
enterprise , nnd certainly will neve
have cauao to regret that hi
haa loaned to it the most priceleas o
all hia possessions , his good namo.
WANTED. A good Bocond-ham
bicycle. Address box X , Centra
City , Neb KJ-St
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMA
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the best th
market affords. The traveling publi
ulaim they got better accommodation
ind morn general Ratitfivction h r (
than at any other house In Omaha
Rate , $3 per day. nui < 21tfmo
The Union Pncifio tenm arrived a
niclnight Tliuisday from Columhm nnd
; ho IM.itto county fairwhere they defeutei
.ho Columbus nine 1 hursday by a bcoro o
1C to 2.
SLAVEN'S YOSBJIICE COLOGNI3
Mode froir tb j wild flowers of th
FAR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLE\ ,
t id th most fragrant of perfuinm.
\Tanufactured \ by H. B. Slav n , Sit
bVanciaco. For sale in Omaha by W.
] . Whitehouso and Kennato Uroa. ,
fcCo.
_ _
Army Orders.
Captain George F. Piieo. Fifth Cav-
ilry , having reported at theao head-
[ uarters , will proceed to Fort Sidney ,
tfeb. , and report to the commanding
illioor of hia regiment.
A general court martial is appointed
o meet nt Fort Bridunr , on the 13ih
lay of September , 1882 , or ns soon
hereafter as practicabl , for the trial
if Private William Kent , Company
Fourth Infantry , uud auch other
risonora i < s may bo brought before it
Detail tor the court : Captains Wil.
iain II. BUbeo , Fourth Infant r\ ;
lonry McEldorry , assistant surgeoii.
J. S A. , and Gerhtrd L Luhn ,
i'ourth Infantry ; First Lieutenants
lobort H , Young , Fourth Infantry ,
nd Henry E 11 tinman , Fourth In-
iintry : S cond Lieuteimnt Silaa E.
Volf , Fourth Infantry Second Li u-
onant Edward H. Browne , Fourth
nfantry , judge advocate.
When liahy ha jialns it ilcaJ i ( nigh * ,
JUolhoriu a 'ri.lit , ( atlier n a p'lghl ;
When M or IDS do Lite , bahy nus. cry ,
It lu\crHjtu In , liiliyinUMCdlo.
K crMipvpilnn kill Lroc.ori ,
Iu tiat homo ilurulH no Culorln ,
Kor mothora Irarn nlthnut delay ,
OuloiUciircilby nhht andtUjr ,
Murrylntf Ulcu.
You need not bo poor and depend-
nl on your wedding day , for every
lorson male or ftnulo can got a
end tumid sum of money nt miuringo
F they hold a cortific-iM of member-
bin In THE MAR1UAGK FUND
U DTI' XL TRUST ASSOCIATION
f CriUr Rtipidx , Iowa. i)00 ] ( ) , ( ) has
Ireudy l > eu paid in benefit * to its
nember , in thu ninu month * of tht
sBociatiojih' organic ttion , unit thuro u
golden opportunity for thou undn
norri to ruip even larger bm.olitH.
\vthini ! llko it wm uver known.
) o nut postpone ) Bendini ; in your
oiino4t for ciroulnra giving full ami
oiuplttu iuformgtion regarding the
lana and opporationa of the associa-
ion. Agenu can make bigger money
han in any other hunniQag , It IB
trictly honorable , pleasant and pro-
table. The Auditor of Statu holds
deposit from thu nsaociuMun ns pro-
Bribed by law , for the protection of
heir members , The only atsocu'.ion
f the kind in oxistiince organized MC-
ording to law. Writn ut once for
irculara. Siy where > ou paw thin
otico , _ _ aug311-m
DUBO Ball.
Thu bully boys in blue from Load-
illu played the B. & M. nine ytster-
ay and got away with them in excel-
mt shape 1 1 to 2 Only suven in-
inss weie played probably to kut-p
lie score down to within r > u < go of or-
inury decency. The uttoudjuco was
air.
Honford'it Aoiil
rQK THK ILL EFPKCTH Uf TOBACCO.
DK. 0. A. FEUNALD , Boston
iys ; "I have used it in cases of im-
uired nerve function with beneficial
3sulU , especially in cases where the
ystem is afflicted ty the tuxio action
f tobacco. "
_ _
Choice butter and ogya , froah IT cry
ay , at NelsQii'a , 20lh and Burl.
sept8-2t
DEATH AND DEVILTR'
The Report of the Police Judj
and Oity Pnyuicitm for
Sta i.tios of Grin
Mortulitjnnd Couinnftlntter * .
Among the reports filed with tl
city council on Thursday evening we
those ot Ilia Honor , thu police judj
nnd of the city phyeician. A rtcaj.
tutution uf the report of Judj
Beneko will give a good idea of tl
number of arrests made during tl
month of Attzuat , which was prcbab !
on an average with o'lu-r month
The following ilema tire taken fro
the report , yivini : tlm number i
arrests nnd chatactcr uf the olfmiso i
each cno :
Intoxication j
Dl-turh tico of the pence
Vnirui'tH ]
lVt.lt laireny ]
Asxi ; lt find liUtery ]
iWault with ii.tent to commit murder.
1'nMtitutl n
It.iinhliiiK |
( lOnilnUtliuj nuliAiiro
( ) 'j ' t noting sticet . ' . ' . ' ! ! ! ! !
KppitiK ( ihordt'ily houte
ltuck tniltig Without license
lisclinrginj ) ;
p.irrjitij , ' LMinonlet ( we.ipouu
JWiiluliij , ' gooili uuder falsu prcteticci <
Itapii. . . .
Mnliciuiisly deatrylng property
U ikiiiK threat H
Keeping vfcioni do
Keeping uiieu H 1mm > u riumlny . . .
Vlol.itiun uf vnhiclo oriliiinncp
AUGUST MOUI ILJTY.
The city physicians report of birth
and deaths for the month ot Augua
shows the following figures :
Total deaths from 'all caudt-s : Fini
vard 7 , Second wurd 15 , Tliird wan
0 , Fourth ward , 8 , Fifth wnrd CI
Sixth wir I . , Hoapitila ! . Total 51 !
Ages : Undi'rono jc r , 22 ; over on
year und under five joars , 10 ; bctweoi
five nnd twenty-fix o years , 10 ; botwoei
twotity- five nud fifty years , 10 ; eve
fifty year * , 1.
Sox : Male 29 , females 2-1 , coore ! <
2 , married C , single -17.
Causes : Suicide 1 , measela 2 , fever
12 , diarrhenl diseases 18 , cancer 1
pulmonary diseases C , huirr dieuitaa 1
convulsions 5 , congestion ct the br.ui
1 , dropsy 1 , utc.
Placea of Internifnt : Prospnc
Hill 20 , HolySepulclur 3 , St. M.ry'i
4 County 11 , Liuiei liil.lG , rmai
Catholic 1 , removed c-ittv 3 , i ot ui\ej. 1
Annual death nitoiieroue th'"Js.ini (
1 8 10.
Uirtlia ; 80 , white 80 , male -11 , fc
male 39.
PRINCESS LOUISE.
fho Queens Daughter aiifl Hei
fioyal Spouse.
Glimpse or Royalty in the
U. P. Depot.
IV Quiet Reception to thn Vion-
Furty.
A cmoliing and dusty looking engine
ay pjlitnij , ' in the U. P. depot yes-
ordny from 10 o'clock till noon.
U itu buck wai * < U. P bicgigu car ,
lie I'lilliiiitn hm.liug car liutik Wul-
on , the ulovnnt tpeci < il car "ICvway-
Im" of the Gorrrnmont Hiil.vnjH of
huada , urid thu aplondid "InUr-
olniiiiit" cir Ko. " 34. " a jialucrt on
ih > els , ' a little U P. way rar
nought u | > the roar. 1'huitu thu
ram bt.innij thu vice rt ! ( al p.irty ,
vhus cumini ; haa beun aiiuouncotl by
olouuuu and oth.rmso foi noinl'
liijs past , and it W.IH iiwaitirg
ho pleaauiu of "hia oxcullcncy , " the
governor ( ; UIIUM ! tf Canudu , to jiull
mt fur a trip across thu pluiiid and
iKiuntains of the gru.u wnat , toward
hu moro remote part of tin * dominion
iver which the Maiqms of Lornu , aa
Jin en Victoiia'o woii-in-liiw , ruleH.
The pirty arrived nt the iranif r at
l40 ; yesiorday by speuml train
ivor the Hock Island , having mndo
lut untibtnp on the way , at Diven-
lort. They left Chicago at noun
mriday und prrcued directly tu San
' \anuifCi ) . Tiieru they will fin-
inrk nn HIM Cuimis , a l3ril-
ih WHr voJBt * ! c iiim > iudid by
'd i , Eit't , of "ilio < | ueon'rt navec , "
ur Uii'ii-li Coluinbi.i , a portion of her
, > miiiiotn which hi > r royal hii > hm > Bs ,
< D 4'rn ceba Luiiisn l.n IIOVIT vuitod.
'I'lli-p iny uunsistid of th > ) follow-
ill ! ( lluliiiyitlohod piip'i- ; Tlio
inor HUH r.il i > f CAII.UU , ihu
juiise , Alias AIcNuul , MIHH
jiiait. Oil , 1) iWw ( in , Ur. ,
Inn. Oiit. ) Uj u. , Mr. I. ] i i ot , una
) ul , , ) . E Tom cellitte , ol Gon. Siiur-
mn'd biair , wh tanio on from Wash-
iigtnii t i ruprcisinit the i > < > vorninont.
At thn truiufiT thu guvuruor gen-
ral Hiid Inn ro > al spouse w rt mot hy
J.djorul O. 0. Howard , cdinnuudi-r of
ho dt'p.irimuit ' of the Piattb ; Ln uls ,
Juy 0. Howard and Chus. K S.
Vuud , iiHli-.de-c.iiup : chief ( ) ii.iitor
iiHiliT , Col. JI , I Luiiingtcii , aud
; , iit | , E , 1 > , Thoiaui' , uhsutmit ; Hun.
? hoH. L Knnh.ill , couurdl mdiivijrr ( if
hu Union Pacific ; Hon. J. U Oowin ,
UKK reporter , und oth r distinguish
d and military and civil persoiiHUfs
ifturashort delay ut Spoon Like ,
hu train was pullud over thu hie
nuddy and landed in the U
' , depot. At this ei , o
mbulaucuaweru in waiting to coi-voy
uch of tliu visitors au dibiroa to Fan
) .iiulm and other points uf interest in
hu C ! itH City. It wus not deemtd
ecesuary to have a military escort , as
( ujaha has no kirn ; killew , and the
, ttlo party which drove through the
treuts aud out to the barracks
iMrcoly aftractcd pastina notice. The
raiceaa is not an early riser , and was
ot yut uut of her berth when the
rain reached Omaha , so she did nut
laku one ot the party on
( iu drivu. Those interested in
Being Omaha and accepting
tie invitation to vUit the fort were :
Us excellency , the > governor general ,
'aot. ' Uagot and Dr. Burnotte , with
Mits Ucrveyto represent the princoas.
The visitors and their escort returned
from the fort about 11:30. :
The presence of the aislinguiehetl
party did not draw "a corporal's
Kittrd" to the dopot. There wcru a
few ladies of advanced ngo nnd a low
patriotic sons of Britain on thu plat
form , and thu usual nttenddnco of
travelers , but nothing mute.
During the absence of tl.o j aity at
the furt the princtta made her np-
pearnnco on the rear platform -
form of her oar , to watch
the antics of her little terrier , in
chnrgo of thu porter , She was accom
pamud by ono of htr ladies and only
remained n moment , and we venture
not ono of the crowd took her for the
daughter ot her mother. Khe was
attired in the moat modest manner
imaginable. Her drtss was of unrk
lawn , and the spray of violets on her
bosom , n plain bracelet nnd n cuuple
uf plain gold ringa wen1 the only orua-
nieniH she wore. Shu is n well-f united ,
hale-looknm woman of thirly-tivu ur
thr.roibuuts , nnd is l.iirt to have
thu feutuios of her mother , nnd , HKO
her husband , a modest yet frnnk
demeanor. Her face is brikhi und
intelligent mid lights upvoiypiiutunt-
ly when she amiles , oho epoaku null a
very charming Scotch accent.
The mnrquia ia u well-made , broad-
shouldered , good Letting man , mure
English thrm Scotch in hi ) loukn. lie
is about Do years of ugn , und hns the
Campbell font urea , not cixct-ptiiig the
rod hair. Ho wan arrayi d in u suit of
drnb Scotch yoodn , nnd nltoguthcr '
fooTr.c ; ! like n very tmiailJo , hearty
gentleman. He is modittt in manner ,
: iud has -fentlo voice with a drcided-
ly Sculch Uruguo. Ho were thu white
helmet of thu British army und gold
mounted eye glasses.
For the information of the general
reader thu following is quoted ftom
"Burko's Peerage : " Thu Marquis of
Lurnc. who roj > ics in thu numu of
John Guoi-go I'Jdward Henry Djuglao
SuthcrUiiii Uampbell , HUB burn Au.
gnat G , 1815 , ia thu eldest son of Sir
GeurgH D iiiglas Campbell , the preaiut
Dukti of Arg > ll , nnd is the member of
( urliaiiiunt for Argyllshire.
Princess L nice C'arulino Alberta ,
fourth dRUf4htcr of Q leon Victoria ,
nnd Diichusfl uf Suxony , was born
March 18 , 18-J8 She was married to
the Marquis of L irnu at Windsor cas
tle , March 21,1871.
From Mr. Campbell , the steno
grapher ta las txculiency , TUB BKB
reporter louruod that while in Chicago
cage thn party visited the tuwn of
Pullman , and were drivi n about its
beautiful streets und shown tiirough
ituwonderful shops. The marquis
was greatly intert-ated iu all lie saw ,
bu , iii uuti.iug so much us the prod.es
of manufictiaing puptr ear wheels.
At 11SO : tUo sptcial train WAS ready
to pull one of tlio U. J' . tleput , of
wh.isu beauty the pnucc B ( Xpiuased
tliu waimtat udiniiutiun. S iu cuuld
iiardlyconceivoiiiourcliiti.ee to have
bueii n human buin .
There waa u kick on the part of the
rojal couple at having thn p'tur little
vray car tackled on behind thorn. Thu
smeil of oil nnd waste wns lih-naivo
nnd the view waa cut elf in nit direc-
tiniia uxcipt through the dingy
little caboose. AccorUm ly the uraur
wa.s ( 'ivcii ud the train pullid out to
cut off the way car ut Valloy. The
train soon swept around thu curve *
; ind na No. 3 pulled in everybody for-
not that there had been a queen's
cluighter and the descendant of
M.icullum Slouro under the big ura-
brollu tivo minutes boforo.
The party will remain in British
'Jolumbirt ubout nix. weuka , and then
oturn tiirough Dm iha , taking in seme
if thu western siglna and mountain
icoiiery tin routn.
The Kirrt Nutiounl banlc of Wahoo
ms been oenecl | with an authorised capi-
al of i > lO < j,000 and n paid U'i capital of
Sy.OjO. T o i.lllL-orH lire Jlenry Auder-
on , president ; 1'et r An urton , cashier ;
iVilliuin Wullnn , Julm liteimakir , Joel
. ) . ( ook , Joseph M. Chapman , aud
lenry AinleiBim , directorH. Aiuoiirf the
tuukhu dt-re are J. H. Mi'lard , William
iVulluce , und J. W. Gam.ett , of Omaha.
AH the regular train which In maJo up
n tlm U. ] ' . yards in this i Hy each < luy to
; o Wont at noon , w s backiug down the
uaiu tr c'c yesterday on ita way to the
raii'-fer , it backed into a switch engine to
fhich was utta''hfd several freight can.
he fharp curve prevoniid the ninn lH be-
HX teen and tlio accident wan one wholly
inavnidable. The rl.iimse wast illingand
he tralu waa not delayed over fi\e tnin-
lies
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nevir varies. A marvel <
urity , Gtrrnglh and wliolefoineneia
lore economical than the ordinary kindi ,
ml cannot ba wld in competition with the
lUltuwio of low te-t , short weiclit , alum
phosphate p iwders. S M only In rani.
L BAKING 1'owiiKnCo.
IOCVall St. , NB York
OsT liet A cm I' a'oUlce and U Ii itnct a
J lunch of k > * . finder will heictv rdcdby
5 fi Hlil 1 > U ) tlm luriiliurv U .Hie Utl
pajUKii til In K a. Hen i ruu
\a Do'j ' > ti JUcfrifor , Uic office ,
106-tt
3DWAHD KUEHL
Will , with ot n
ilrlU. oljtaln toraajcDe gUnc u { ho cut
id prewnt. nd on cciUln condUloai la it rn"
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