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THE DALLf BEhl-OMAHA SATURDAY JANUARY 27
Weekly Price List of
HEIMEOD & DORMANT
AND DEALERSIN
'IMPORTED ' AilD DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS ,
to
OMAHA ,
CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS.
\ , ilcn1. ' , Blackbor. ' c , DAIII en ,
l.gf I' torn ? , UIM M I'rm e ,
'
( lold n Drov , Ot 'o-'i
0tan ill c * , ( j'iluref ' ,
No tulno- .
OurCtltrTtiUF ut < inujt yp'n ' -c\vy f-
p n il of't- packing at .5 ' ua : p
CANNED FRUITS.
Ill Un SUnr'nril I'.ftO1 cl . ' . ' 0
Me I'rBcboj. tW'f < r SS
" . flf I1 icae * 'i'l
IN U .11 Sir.w crile 12
' UiMfiirn ! 15
' Illn ktoiri'K 10
" u.'iHi irrlrD - ' 'JJ
" I ! iiabH'tl.fi Ti
" Dm . '
o s l.'j
* ' I'lllHppll'H , .t -5
" I'iiiu Ainil. ' , 1'iato. D
" I'dlM - 10
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Ai-anrug , 3 n > fn'rcai ' * ?
Hcati' . Hmon o.ikjd. ; i Hi can ' "J
11 n s , Lima , 2 " 10
> 'c > n , ct-1 y , " 10
Corn , WliuLw , " 16
Con , R ir , " 1'Jl
Cora , Y.rmcut1' , " IB
Pen- , " 10
K 8 , St r , " I'JJ
suco t .h , " lu
Tomatoes , Cr" ccnt 3 " I''J
Totatce' , L\d.Uent , " 0 ra 8 lur.l 00
COFFEES.
10 tbi Kalr Hin $1 00
! ) " ( Joo'llln 110
7 " rrlrno Hlo 1 fn
0 ' On'lreOjlUin Hlo : . . .100
41 " OooJ Jiv > I Oil
34" llcCtO O. Jiv.i ICO
3 " Mucbn 1 to
8 " Uoo.1 . lt lel 10,1
7 " A'litiiiklaa 100
CRACKERS.
1 ! ft ! XXX Soda ? 1 00
12 ' XXX 1'ean Oyster 1 OJ
8 " > \ Mcr Ojstt 1 O'l '
M " XXX Croim Cracke i 1 LO
9 " XXX GitiKifSntps 1 (0 (
(1 " Aiicrrcd jumble * 10)
6 " K.cstill tean 1 Oi
G " Coinb.ll . 1 00
B " Cocoa Tally 101
6 " Lctnoi ritft | < n 1 00
The3ooIrnm tno D ilzlor A'ejlCfiCavr Oi"
piny , St. L-ul , and in.do nut of TO uc' Wli.tor
Wheat Flour Thaiputatlon 11 tbete cRck < r
11 eo wo 1 hnawu tint it la unnecessary to piaUu
them auy moio. Wo alwaya hiv llioin Krojft.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
Cup ! and S j'ii'uli ' , prmt , f > 0
" " hancilocl" Ua
Pr.to . " < 0t 00
1'iatea , S mi- , " 60 ! OS
Pt.hers Htoeo
Paltt-ri lCto"ri
C"ambon > . oovcinl 7ii
WdnhUwc's nd l'ltchtr < 1 01
Tu lil n and Oohltta per dozen intel CO
O mnSctl , prr eot lOtcl r > 0
Lamp from 'X cents on.
Lanterni SOtol 00
Wo only hind o I hi boat Imp-rUil ware , man-
uticturot byAllrcJ Ueikina & 1'arkhur * . If you
rr la w nt : t > rookery or ( jl > 88war > , Mil onus
btftro you buelsowbeto ; It will ho to > om In-
teroBt to Co to , V * o can tuvc \ ou * Hit o in no/
thU way.
DRIED FRUIT.
CHOI1 OK 1882.
11 tt Currant ) JV 01
9 " Vaoncla KalelLB 1 OU
6 " Ijindon litjcr KaMna 1 OJ
7 " Loose Mu c tel lUldln 1 00
G " Salt Lake I'eachoj 1 tO
5 " C ll ornla P tcd I'.ums 1 10
12 " Eiitera pfaclea , halves 1 00
4 " French Pruo'e 1 to
4 " Vruneies 1 01
31 " Citron 1 < > 0
7 " Da.e 100
10 " Tuikl'h prunes 103
10 " Sliced apples , 1 00
FARINICIOUS GOODS
IS fill NewBoane $1 00
10 " Green feai 1 CO
11 " ' Split Poaa 1 00
8 " Lintls. new lapurted 1 OU
18 " Ilirlcy 1 00
JO ' Caniaa Ottmeal 1 0 >
1C " Schumath'r'ac'atmeil , Steel Cut. . . . 1 Co
11 L'arollm Hlce 1 00
10 " Ht IS B 1 OJ
8 " Tipbca 1 IX )
Utcar'ni. per It > .
Vermlcrlll -
FISH.
Mackerel , 1 ! b C n
" 2 " .
" B ii
Lobneis , 1 " ; "i
I n H 30
Salmon , 1 ' nu"i
Brook Trout per can 10
OtBliri , 1 Di c nu ID"l
"l
MuiUrd Sarcllaei , } to CHUB 10
n , i t ii
Barking * Ic nil } ' 121
'Imported ' Sardtnea J "
" " 1 " 35
flam Ihowder
Hollani UerrlcK , DouolaCrown brand , pr
ko/ : . . . 1 25
Holland UeribK , II & U brand , clio ca par
kg. . . . - I 50
Holland Herring , II it I ) briud. % > Mlltaar
per krg t 7B
Anchovl B , ir ko M
Whlcllih , larsr family , ptrkit 1 10
" soiall " " 00
" large " per m 10
Mackerel , UrK family , per kit 1 U
' g a If trail- , " K )
NorMecUn at ckfloh , per It ) 15
Shrimpy , .P r c n
' Bmoud Ke' , per tt. f. . . SB
Fresh Hmukwl II ( ritxr , In bcxts. Tncy an
r.lro. Only I o cents
Toe II & D b.and ol Hilland Honing h ex
ccllont.
FLOUR AND FEED.
liter's Patent Winter Who-.t Flonr. icadtH
Iromtel'ctol winter wh'it ' , per sick . .i'
Unn | afo'ta JnrerUtlve , per iack 3
Bi-LUylor Snonfliko , per tadt 3 >
" 'B ? , " 3
Hackney Pa'e .t Winter Wheat per eacl ; . . . . i
liaVct'-Ch IC3.W. Wheat , " . . .2
o. K Flimr , " . . . . ii
llyo Plour , " . . . S
K > nGribam , " . . . . i !
Wocat GrataT ) , " . . . 2
Corn Ueal , Yellow , per 26 U > )
' Wfilie , -
JAMS , JELLlEi AND PRESERVES.
ASSORTED JELLT.
Qiar'Jara. per jar &
'l o Pound i'an , per can 10
Ten Pound Pal a , per pall 'ib
HITTEft'3 JAM1 ASI
Blackberry In two I'ouud cine. BJ cents
berry , I per can.
Peacb.
Plum , I
, In Fi\Bl'innd : ' ! ! , J1.S5
Una Apple , J per pall.
Apple Butttr , per Ib 10
CUB1ICBIIKOS'
Htrawberry
I'lmAppln ono pound cans , per
WhleeCnerry , can , 30 centa
Ua pbery ,
KUtcr'n Jamsand Preserve ? are ttrlctly pure ,
a-d wcaellthimln ! ! Ib tn ! pa'l , at 10 CHUB ; 6
Ibwood p\r . at ? l.ii. Try 111 in. They will
Klvc uatUlactloa.
SOAPS.
Orrm&n P < von , 2.11 Hi Lara ) 1 00
tauidrr Ko p , 2i turn , 1 01
WbfoI.Uy,2l | bam 1 O'J
CaitlleH5 ps , | > crK. yj
on : si : v srK i , OK
Bourbon and Jiyu Wiiskies ,
I'tr Ca'Ion.
I ! urbonWM ln : St3jt , jl ( H
'ur Hyx " | 75
'urol | . 'en llj'irb i „ a W
( o.dj Hi a , lljii.iu. , , i , ni.i ; To it id
" ' ' Vu 2 lu
V-'lmn S urM.kh " ' 7. 3 uo
M.IH UJDC " " '
77 i , TO
" " " 'If 4 W
" " - . -
--n ; t io
rn-lr'n Hui Whl ky. l'.tll 78 4 01
UM HiDi'ii UfiS | > -n ' , ; ft no
H yoitrurii.i'i. . Sprit \ 1 ou
And d IT rcLt < ther wo IXncuut li'.i'il ) .
WINKS. llltASDI S , Kit' .
PcrGallon.
inp ' ouMlinu RN Oflpoaelrt KO ' 7S. . . .ill 00
niji .I.H. I vnnrwy A 03. , vlila u 'J7 S 10
L'a. I.MIW llratidlit , ) , ' < ) 'i'l fi no
" Drm.ily , " 'gn 3 OU
" honj wine , Syiarn old 1 7o
" P-rt " ui l 7f.
" A K llc " I 7R
lolUnd ( 11 , Imported 4 01
lIldTcm din ill * from Juniper birrio 3 in
old.laniklck Hum 3 00 I IK )
II Ikk K'imm'l 3 oo
| icl > b r y II uay 2 00 to 3 uo
IJitt India F.lttois „ 2 LO
l.MI'OUTil ) AND mMKVMO WINiH ANi )
I/JUO .a.
flaril , Duptiy k G'gane , > lnfas ( 1877 ? ! On
OS nl Counir 200
SH ten \\hl-ky 1 74
Jam lei Ijniu 1 T ,
Holla.dt.I , H.Ii dtiu 1 M
" lie rtu'p r &H3ns 2 in
Kve'trhinwaaicr * 1 7V
Ualirli , . . . . l ( o
itIt. Imputed 1 BO
Hherrir Imputed 1 fO
K 1 y Is'unrt ' U iana io
at .Men j. . . fi i
Heck and l je 1 00
SUGARS.
It IbiSlant-ir I A ft 00
fl 11,3 Urn ulitld t o
' " " ' ' ' ' " " ' ' ' ' "
ii ibt-i' "I"l ! ! ! ! ! ! ! io
l j ll > i llrown 1 00
SJ Ibi Out J oat l o
t | tin I'o-ulurjj 1 00
SYRUPS.
G.Mim ryrup , ) v r | ollou . $ r,0
" " " kd. ' . 2 I )
loli hcr'j Go t'on Dr ii , pur Ka1 . 10
41 " . ko { . 2 2i
llxur Prlpeupcilor , p r ( 'al . 7fi
2 76
SPICES.
'epp r , who'o , per 11 . 30
' noiind , " . KS
All pi o who e or Rrruiiil , per Hi . 33
Mnnauinn , "
Vut i ego , IMt
Cairaway Sied , 35
\nlsj
nitndcr " " ! " ! " ! ; r.ft
Mu t r.i , 15 !
Orouir ) , 35
cr. ) a i , per ? V. on
( ) "rm n , lu quiit Jar ? R If 5
frruneh , in KIWH IIHI.IH , 1J , IS,20 , 25
SUNDUIKS.
AxlcOri , Frazor S boiei 23
iUkiu ; Sila. . ' ) Ibs . ij ;
"
I'owder , In bulk , pr U ) , 20
" " 0 Hiitor 1 CO
" Kajal , 5 Ib cano s
" " "
j -.a
Dr. j'rieo 1 r > 0
" ' '
"
Biith Brick" , each . . . . . . . . . io
M .tier dor. 75
' , shoe , per dfz WYi76 |
" P'r doi BOiJt'S
Blue1 ii.In liottUs 5
" ' 'ishi-rX 4oz. 10 : ; eoz. 15.12cz i.c
1G z 051
In noxts , ta h. . . . , ( ,
Oandle , 40 far o
" Wax , 4 or 0 to Di : ns
Cindy , Fx. Kino r'r neb , jerlli ' ' 5
Itlx.d pertt jo
St ck j0
CarpetTnik',7 packaifM i
" mp , Ue < New York Full Cream , per Bi 17 *
11
Umbu-Ko-.perB ) ; . . . . . . o ( )
" bwlse , oer Ib fl
' '
" ' Imp. Swls , per Hi ) . . . „ jo
" SapSiiroltfre n ) cich 10
" H nd , perdoz nn
" Ncutchattetfa.h . . JQ
Chicory , 3 packa a fjr io
Coffe , hiacnce.Scini for J5
" * " *
tits ) < ftd
' " " ' " " ' IHackwoli'd .
pts f J.J
Checnlatf , Baker'a Prcml Jm , n r Iti 45
" Oi-rman Hweet , perlb 321
" ' ' *
Mail'a.d'uprme " 45
" Rweet " 321
" V.nHls , ( I to Hi pr It. . . to
" n la Van lit , pertb. . . . " 0
" D'ublo Vanilla , p-rn- SO
. . „ " , ' Triple Vanllla.pern. . . n )
Pooo , Milliard' * llrcaxta t g
Brome , " per Iti Jo
Cicoaiiii , Shepp' , llMli can 31
rre mTartar , jute , per Ib uo
t'.othei U CH , Jutp , ea h j
" " < ; otto > , COfiet ifi
" j'lns , 10 d z 25
Dried Bef , put It 15
*
( Jel tine , ' oxV , pir p ck Kc . " -i
llilfnra Smcr.pt- yo
" "
qti . . . . . BO
Lemon Peel , per Ib 35
Ly , American 10
" " ! L'lr iio
Matchen\pcr caldv 1 00
M. p-hiiidloi , Combln d m
Nnti , imlx-.d , ne ' , (1 ( Ib l no
O'Ue , tju < ei , qti
Ol.Ccia.por ml jg
" Cinf , 5 gal j oa
" Swcot , J ps bolMe in
" " "
1 pt 15
" Impirtid Mottil , j.t bott.CB -J5
I'on > er an < * , per battle 131
Hopper II , laj
Sniojne'J lioi-s Ijr 56
Hip > llo , p rciko 10
" Hard lo
S ap , Tillopodz . McM * ]
Voruui o'fhlru Sni3t , I.en ft 1'irklfix , p'a to
Wtrceitoiiliiro Kan e , ua& IVrKj j.ti 46
7KAS.
( The word "Il-ic > ) t"luie1 en y ti describe ho (
' ' ' ImpoituJ. )
K.-gllnh Brr" > k'a3t , 20011 , per It ) . 8 4 10 (
" " n CH " . 10fi
( luniiDwJtr , lair , per Ib . 33 !
" Roni' , " . el
" iujCirlor" . , . tn ;
tUest. " . 1 oo (
Japan f.lr , ' . 3i
tfocd , " . f/o
7roo
. oo
banket flrcJ , Koed , " . to
lliittt , p r tt ) . 1 ou
nay , per If , . to
in , k-otd , per lli . 10
bit " . 76
ToaDust.pT Ib . 50 i
" olb . 1 04
W have ihe belt 3.1 cent Tea 1 1 tl o market
and a tilal will conUnce you.
TCDACCO.
I
CHEWING.
Climax , psr n . , .8.1
Bt r , " . 6
Horiu-Blior , " . f
l > adJy. " . ( i
Good FInu Cut " . f
BwoiaSlU.eu " . u
8UOK1H3 ,
Genuine Plad-wcH'ii Diilnm , prlb .CO
.Mce-H'hium , p r K > . -I
OdS ) Io ( ! tlinV , icr It i
Crown , flill & * x'ii . . 4
A flue wjorl r.tnt of C'luarn always on bam
Trj' them.
Ordorri from the country liould be iicconiiianiui with inonoy *
postoflico order ordraft. . If you dcsiro a conitilote j > ric list of urn
block , \yrite to us and wo will remit sumo by return mail. Any in
formation as to our rejHitution , write to any banking or businea
house in Omaha. Respectfully ,
HEIMROD & DORMANN.
THE OLD WORLD.
Franco aud Ireland Diviiln tlio
Attention of News Ua li-
orors ,
The Fortnor Ooutinuoa in a Fc-
urish Pu iticul O udiUou.
I'ho Dangerous Illno. < o of Du-
olfrc AgRravu'03 the
tituntion.
The KligliNtilu Irnlnud t h-\r Uil <
u : niiuon Zful iu
Crliuiuili ,
But llundruCB of tbo I'ccplo mo A'
lowiul to Stixrvo Oomoieutect.
Spoolil Wspatch to Tun llxr.
nCCLKHU LAID UP.
PAULS , Jinirtry 20 It is notlikily
that LuO ore will bo well enough ovtu
by Tut'edny to attend the sittings of
thu chamber if deputies. The recvp
tion Saturday is oountornvtndo.l 01
\cuount of his llhuss. Duel ore has
undergone a crippling operation.
Dr R'ord ' was allowed to eco
Princ.i Jerotno , who Is sutlcring from
c'oso confinement. It is probable the
prince will bo ramoved to the hospi
tal.
AfiUUAVATINO ILLNIH3.
L NIION , January 20. The Timcf ,
in n loadinj ; rditorml , says the sorlona
indisposition if DaOlorc , occurring
at this juncture , is only too likely tc
iiegraviuo the political tension o'
France.
The Paris c > rronpondont of The
Standard SAYS the givcrnmont is co
disunited thai It doua not know what
o do.
PARIN , JaiiUiry 20. The remains
ol Gustavo D ice wnro bnricd in the
cemetery of JVra I/i Chhiso. Alt *
andcr Datum delivered the orntiou nl
the grave.
Tao atrcola of the First , Second auc
Third arroudi soinoute , ia which arc
situated the Louoro , Bonrao. Hat k
of Franco , E'ysuo palace and nun )
other public buildings , hnvo bueu
patrolled by small dotashinont * e
infantry for uovonil nights past.
COJimOMIalKO.
The chamber of deputies have do
cidcd to support the ( irat clati'd of the
government bill , but they believe thi
present excited elate of the publii
mind will not allow of the O.'loim
princes retaining their rauk in the
army. SJIHO of the ministers
are endeavoring to uirivo n
a compromise on thia point
but General Billet and Admira
Jourlguiberry maintain the princi
ples if inviolability of thomilltar
ranka.
It has been ascertained that Dn-
Ulero'a symptoms are those of in
fhmrnatlon of the chest. The doe
tors hope to arrest the course of th
disease.
IRELAND
Fpeclal D'epatch to TIIK HKS.
TUB OON8PIKATOIW.
Dun LIN , January 20. The twenty
one prisoners who were arraigned in
the public court last Saturday on th
charge of conspiracy to murder gav
ornmnnt c fibers , und who wore ro
maudod for ono week , will be reexamined
examined to-morrow. Thn invos
tlgution will bo held in Kilmaln
ham court house , aa the governmon
foara the prison van might bo attacko
if the accused wore brought btfir
the police court horo. The conrt houa
in Kiltnalnham , which adjoins th
jail , IB guarded by military. It IB re
ported astounding disclosures will b
made In regard to the Phmaix par'
murder and that evidence will
given which will completely eclips
that obtained Saturday last.
There is an underground passag
batwoen Kiluiainham court homo an I
the jil , BO that no communicatio i
between the prisoners and friends s
possible during transit from the ja il
to the court house. No donbt oxts a
that the prisoners' friends are great ! y
exasperated at the Information the
government has received , and will
avail themselves of auy opportnnity
to take vengeance.
DAVIT ! AND KIUKNDS.
Neither DwIU , Healy or Qainn
will connont to glva bail. They will
consequently go io jail. It is stated
that in the nvont of Davitt , Healy
and Qainn refasing to give bail they
will probably bo sent to solitary con-
fiaomnnt at hard liibpr in Kilmaln- ii
him jiil. It is certain they will not
bo treated M first class misdomoanantu ,
A HEAVY HLOW.
LONDON , January 20 A hoiwy gale
provaild to-day , particularly at Southport -
port und Liverpool , cussing much
damage to chipping and also to the
houses. A fohoorier has boon lost
with all hands al Yarmouth. At Old-
fi ham two parsons wcru killed and six
injured by the gulo.
NEBRASICA EDITORS.
A Lively Muetlng ana Oood Attendance -
>
anco
LINCOLV , January 25. The regular
mooting of the Nebrabka Press Asso
ciation was hold at the city cf
Lincoln , this day , President E. 11.
Carroll in the chair ; O. M , Druao
secretary.
Members present : E. M. Oorroll
. Ilobrou Journal ; O D ( , Druae , Lin
coin Farmer ; OPO. B. Moore , Brown
villo Granger ; Fred. Nye , Omaha JIB'
publioiti ; II , Til. Bushnell , 1'J.ittn
mouth Iferald ; M. A Brown , Beat
rlco Express ; II 0. Jlorrick , Orate
Uni m ; F/od Ba-hiicr , Arapahoe Plo
10 noor ; 0. W. Llmboeker , JIarvarc
Journal ; F. G. Simmons , Sawnrt
.40 . Hoyottor ; J. W. Llveringhonsu , Ju
niaU Herald ; J.V. . Small , Firliali
Nov. ' ? ; M. J. Hall , EJgar Ilsviow
Mr. and Mra. Ssth P. Mobloy , Grnni
. Island Indopmulent ; L.I Brown , Nebraska
braska C ty Prr-ci : I. D. Evanc , Sut
- ton Jlrgislnr ; LVuastl , jr. , Pliunnj
Phellow , Nrtbraaka CityV. ; . II.
Michael , Grand Inland Timrs ; W. II
( louldiiig. h.earnoy Nonpareil ; Frwil
Hilton , Blair Pilot ; T. W. Pepoon
Kail * Oily Journal J. II. Betear
; IL TJiompgon , Hut
Ings Democrat ; W , B 0. Allot ) , Rural
Ntbtaska ; G. O. Wnllaco , J'itwneo Kn-
torprisp.
The trotuurcr reported a bilnneo on
hand of $120.
The following gontlctuati wcroolool-
od members of the association ; T.V. .
Popoon , 1'Mls ' Oily Journal ; K. O ,
Sluiinono , Seward llopjtlor ; ,1.V. .
Liverlnghousp , Juuialu HUM ; L
WcasoJ , Jr. , Nebraska City Phutmy
Phnllow : M. B. 0 , True , Killuocmm- ;
ty Uniou , nud Frank Hilton , Blair
Pilot.
On motion of Mr. Smill , a ci > ni
mittuo waaappoiutotl.ojngistiou ( if J.
\V Smill , B. H. Gjuldititf , Frnnk
Llilt.in , I/jt Brown and 0 D.-iun to
drnft resolutions and othinvisi nasiit
In stcirlnt ; the passasu 'f li\ d in ru.
ifard to pttbliahlng ti\x Hsti Q i o a
lengthy diectissiou followed ,
On iintlon of Mr. 15'a'iUior the
committuri was nuthor 7. id to tirgo tin.1
ru t'lnctini ; i f thu old lunam rcg > ktd to
thn printing of delinquent ux iuta.
On motion of Mr , S.tiall thu com-
mitteoiin legislation was iucronsed to
olovcn by the nppoinlmant t-f MCBJI j
Miahnol , Popoon , Uushucll , Thoiu
son , Morriek and Oonk.in.
On motion Fred Nyn wr..i elected
president for the year I.S.S3 , by accla-
motion. The billet bii .1 ; ordered re-
suited in the citation of O. M. Druat
for tocrotnry for the yu r 1 33.
On motion ( ha socrotaiy WAS au
thorized to east the billet of the ncso-
elation for Goo. B. Moore for treas
urer , Lit Brown for vten pns'dent ,
Mr. Michael for era or , Mr. Buahnoll
for poet , nnd Messrs. F. M. Cor-
roll , B. n. Gonlding , 0. M. D.-ueo
and 11. Thomoson as board of mana
gers ,
Oa motion the matter of nn c.\ur
slon was left to the bonrd if inuimjero
and president.
The mwotlng ndjournod , to rooat nl
the Oommorolol housj to-morrow morn
ing at ! ) o'clock. O. M. IUUHB ,
Suorotnry.
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
The Oru ° h of Waddin H and
Other Qayetien Before the
Lenten Seaoon.
Thn Blnlno nnd Bayard Famllj
llier Sjolal Cv < iitH
A. Cnrolul Sountcr.
WASHINGTON , January " 2.Smr.tor
Edmunds m buliovod to bj in
comfortable oircaiiutiiucrs. Uo hin a
good brick honso on
avenue in thia city , nnd a good frnmo
homo nfc Bi'rlington , V , nnd ho livrt
very nic'jl ; in both. Ho has big iu < a
md big dopu in both. Ho i ) as foao
of them as ho ii of gnod table ntri n
good sideboard. But ho Is a very
careful man. Probably that's the
ronann ho is u very comfortable mnn
Hia Burlington dwelling is the ( inly
house on the street without a ntrlp of
Hidovrtlk before it. Thn nidowalk
comes down to the senator's Hue ;
then there la a break of gravel , thou
the tidownlk. The eouator would
not lay a sidewalk. II o wan
only tliero in cummer , ho said ,
and gravel waa good enough for him ,
The town did not lay the pavement ,
because It donbtod whether It would
ever got its money back. It know
that the oonator did not pay taxes
willingly. It remembered that when
tlio legislature passed an not levying
a personal tax , the senator quietly de
clared it unconstitutional , nnd an
nonneod that ho woojd not pay no
taxes under it except such aa were
wrung from him by foroo. The assca-
ROM didn't have much luck with the
senator. The act give them the right
to double the value of all personal
property ihoy could find. They
strongly suspected that the senator
was worth something like half a mil
lion. But all they could find was a
cow , a horse or two , aorao jewelry , a
gold watch , some furniture , and so on ,
worth in all $2COO or $3,000. They
doubled it. They collected about
one-tenth of the tax they ought to
have collected.
People have not finished dreaming
on the bride cake from ono wedding
before cards come out for another
great marriage festival. Thursday an
other senator's daughter is to be mar.
rlod , and society is again rushed with
preparations. The bride elect is Miss
Mabel Bayard , eldest daughter of
Senator Bayard , of Djlaware , a young
lady of unnsnal beauty und ccoom-
plishmonts , who his been ( juice promi
nent in the high official circles for
several noaanns. The groom is Mr.
Samuel D. Warren , Jr. , of Boston
and immediately uftor their wedding
hero they will go to that city to Jive
There will bo a church wedding at
11:45 : o'el. c < next Thursday , and
wcddir-g breakfast and reception
afterwards at tlio residence ol
Senator Baysrd. The Bjyard family
have a most envied nodal p-iaitlou
here , and their immediate circle com
prionst'io ' moat dietinyuHlied And cul
tivated pcoplo of the capital. Senator.
Uaynra'u reaiciunco in on Mnsaituhn.
setta avenue , on the high tcrrunoo lu- >
yond the 'l 'jnma Oirolo , and thn par.
loroa.ro filled "ith beautiful and ur. H.
tie thlnga and souvonlra of f rolgti
travel. Old engravings , antique cast
and incdiilsand the countless thingt
that the tnvolcr picks up in Homo and
Venice oanamont the front drawing
room , and the cviduncea of moat cul
tnred taste are seen on every tide
MhaBiyard's woddiug will bo made i
largo occasion by the family , and thi
groitclrcluof Honutor Bayard'sfrlondi
intand that it shall bo made thu : dsa
slon of much splendor.
Miss Alice Blaine'a wedding ha
, bean announced for the Cth of February :
ary , nnd the iiuu residence of Mr
, , Blaltio will be In a complete and per
feet otote by that time. The weddlti
, was to bo the first laigj ontortolnnion
' or house warming given there , nd
but for the reoont death of Mrs
tBlilno'a sister would bo made aver
elaborate affair.
Colonel Oopplngcri
10twontylivo years the tunior of Mil
Blaine and a Roman Oatholio by
faith , having served In the pope'
11army before coming to this countr
and entering our military eorvicci
Misa Binino is a member of the Kpit
copal church , anel a very dovotcd t
fotondant at services , the ether mom
itbora of the IJlaino family being mnr
liberal in their tonduncica nnd ( join
. to difitrent charchos in tnrn.
The pMgrammo of gay titles for the
remaining two wooka of the ecasnn i
, fluoh a crowded ono that people of my
, standing ataadlnjj or popularity at a
itnro getting bewildered at the outlool
Society women nro nlrcndy looking A
ittlo haggar.i , nnd wrinkles coino out
over n'iht ' ; < m the laces of soruo of the
ctrefuliy prtssrrcd m.v.ronf , who nro
iiidu'glng ' in the \vhir\viini ] that i'
apidly aumor.ilizlat ; nvun the yotui- )
at belli R. A pretty lit'ly vruuinu tal
do\\a before ma vrl'li n Im lc g.attuo
) f rnsrlncE.i , nnd rnduolpg : lonn
written shoot from her nud ( .am' , said :
"Look nt that 1 I rend tt every iilf-hi
nnd monilnu , initu.id of unylng my
prayers 1" The "that" was a series of
nuaijomoiita , nnd they beg.iti .
with n dinner and n re
ception nt Srnn'nr O.unoron's tomorrow
row oveninyj rdopMniis at the rest
deuces uf bt'crutitry Clmiidler , Oom-
iniiaioncr Luring , Cl. Iiigcrsoll nnd
Mr , Ijhnm IK'niahy on Siturd.iy
u dinner pirty on Alnnd.iy
in b > - Miooi'cdfd by u reeopti n
nt Seuntur I'ondlutoii'c ; on Ttioatltu
night the Snirli , ) miiustor , Jimtloo
Wooils oiul Mro. GJII. lio.tlo giv ro
; \\Vdiieddny ovoi i
ton hold : ecnptlons , nud 0:1 : Trutn'ny
there is to bo thu wording of Miv
IViyard , a reception by Mrs Ffoliin ?
tiuy&en nud thu liial gor.nnti of thn
Thurjd.xy cub ! of nrmy nnd navy elli
oora. Thi ) progr mme makes no men
tion of lunoli piirtitB afternoon nicop
lions , nud the seven days thus out
lined ia the nvern o amount of hard
work that people of leisure iiululao in
tvhou they onjby honors \Vnshliu'
ton. Lent comes in on Fobru.iry 7 ,
and then paoplo begin nnd dlna and
lunch with n persistency that mil bu
increased this ycnr , oiuco so many of
thvso social net. isloia will be firow
meetings of thuoo who depart on the
4th uf March and rolirotoprivixtolif
The short nonson has so far boon its
predicted , the most brilliant onu in
years , nnd grent untertninmonts have
crowded ono another so fait that uo
ono pretends to rcmcmbor whnt hna
ijotiu befjro , to great is the strum on
the faculties to keep pouted upon what
is about to hnppon.
Highflyer is the son of n iich old
lawyer hero. The rich old lawyer
told his n m n year or two ago thttt he
did not want him to bo out at night
after half-past 10 o'clock. Ono night
the son , who was f md of eocloty and
of whom society was fond , did not
reach tlio big stoiiii hottsoof Iltghilyor
until midnight. Old Ulg'iflyer put n
nick in the post , but lutd nothing
Hy and by ff rn itrrod again , This
tuuo youcg 11 Ktl"r wns informuo
that u ropoiliiim u ( the ill mto would
lie puuahcd with bikuiohmotit
w.thout p. y. The very next
aifjlit the u' . .cvTiin striking
12 when young Highflyer wnlkoii
noftly tip thoelvoHy ntutrs ,
Old Hlglllyor met him nt the top
w.itch in hnnd , nnd f itmiUly nud sol
I'mnly road the order of expulsion
The young miuiflopt his liuteilucputid
ate iiin last breuktast in that housi
with iipparont calmness and coinp'iettro
nud tluni walked down the broad ntoni
atop ) , binoking his hat cignretto. Hi
repaired nt ouco to n largo dry good
store nnd obtained n situation usualoa
man wuh little d.lliulty. Ho got
room nud oitgagcd board , A year ha :
passod. F.ithor and son are firm , a
no communication has passed botwoe.i
thorn. Probably none will , ns tlioj
are determined characters. Th
funny thing about It all ia that th
g y damsels of nooioty , for whoso sak
Highflyer saorlflco homo and fortu 10
now cut him dead when they uioo
him on r.troot. "He is in trade , you
know , " aud therefore damned socially
here. A law student is all rii'ht ,
bnt n dry eoods clerk isn't. If 1
wcro the youth , 'though , I wouldn't
mind it. Among the loaders of
Washington Booioty are the wires of a
- hotel keeper , a grocer , a atone cutter
a drover , a stage driver , a car con
ductor and a dozen , nay a hundred
other varieties of "tradesman , " "me
chanic" nud "laborer. " Lat him ao-
cumulate shekels and nil will bo well.
At present , however , it is pretty
rough ,
HOLDISQ ir FOR A RISE.
Nebraska Farmers Dorrowlnw Money
' to Live on Bather tbui
LINCOLN , January 20. There lain
considerable interest among grnin
dealers in this section ever the in :
. creasing efforts of farmers to hold
thuir corn and wait for a rise. Farm-
em uround Lancaster county say they >
afo determined not to soil , and re
doing all they can to force the nt
- tip. List year early tales had the if-
f iot of raising prices , and as the fry
few who hold their corn made considerably
. erably more than the others , this year
, everybody is going to the op-
poslto extreme , and immense
bins nil ovtr the South PJatto country
are loaded with corn , while farmore
n are martgngi\ig everything they have
to obtain money for living und tt
btidgo ever the months until they can
nail. The number of mortgages bolnp
recorded every week in the oHico 01
the comity clerk of Lancaster cjunty
13 nlurmug , nnd the rate of intoreil
. paid nnd taken out in advance , often
. ! ! ( ) contn , is enormous. A membur ol
- -.no legislature from Franklin ] county
- saya that the fjrmuris of the .Republi
. can valley are holding un much an pos
> sible , bu ; few can borrow at the 3 and
! t cents a month rate charged thnro on
money. The eastern slope of Frank
lin county has a heavy crop , only
about ono fourth of which has boon
- moved. The rest is bbing hold uiiti
. February nnd March ,
n A correspondent nlso inquired ol
several ether members of the Icglsla
tnre from Kjutli PJatto. A membei >
a- from Adams thought that there wai
not as much borrowing there' thh
year ns last , though many wore renew
u- ing their paper. In Baundopi count ]
. money cannot bo borrowed , owing to
- scarcity , but farmers nro getting tholi
] tlmo extended on old debts and holding
dao
ing their corn. The crop ia not ao
heavy thnro thtH year , owing to ail
. storms. Same < f these ea
; iiiformnd him that they thought rn
would be thrown on the niurxoi whei
it reached thirty cents. In Saline , tor
instancn , where there wan nnlmmiiriB
yield , fifty busholu to the ncro , o T1
was twouty-throe cuntu yoiDrdny , nd
. farmer * otill holclii.g nnd oven mort
gaging their crops , tiiongh moro rjon
orally their honteti and their pununc
- pn party. In Thuy r c junty n dilfoi
ent ntory la told. Farmers have > oren
for fiomo timo. There ere
< iOGO , bunheln shelled before Daoou
bbr 1. Tliero Id coneiilurablu borrovi
ii ing , but for oti ! ir purpoioi.
all Saratrgi Clccka at Kdholm & Kticl
, ' aon'i.
NEW YORK GOSSIP.
Winter DoiB/is / of Two Million
Busy People ,
A Trio of Blackmailers.
NKVV YOIIK , January 23 The r it >
of the Iftst few d.iyn h.\s entirely
washed away the imuw , so that thoie
io no moro ah idling at present , bn
while the roads were good the people
made the most of it. Thoto were a
number of very striking turnouts on
the road , am nig them none prittlot
than thn cutter of Miss Pusny I'.roiz.
Mits Uroiv. ) ia it weal hy young lady
of fiuhton , who tip to the pn-eunt
tune has h.ul no thoughto of ( jotting
nurried , but to BOO th.it hrr cwgapi'-
moiittoMr.ViHlo Potter is just an
nounced. Mr Potter boloncs to the
ubqitous Potter fnmlly , at d I believe
his iioiimnov , but JltM Brcizo has
ftbonl $30 OJO ,1 year in lior own right ,
with products ol three r > r four times
that. livery day while the naow
Uotud they were to bo seen on the
avenue , Mits IJrotzo holding Iho
rolus , and pissing almost ovoiy-
body who ventured to THRU with her
It is singular what stnr'o are tnhl
about nun us soon ai it I minim cod
that they are ong.igtjj. I .o not now
rofur to the cng gotnent jrst spoken
of , hut to anir.hor nun in fashlonnbl
aocioly that 1 have In my mind. lln >
young man cng.igad was no worse
tlian a great many ether youni ? men.
lie had probably sown his wild o.us -
not very wild ones and hsd
snttltd down for some time
pant ; but as It was an
nounced that ho was cngigod
to bo married aomo woll-moanlng people
ple went to the brldo-cloot and told
her what a very bnd man ho was ; how
ho had done this mid that and the
other , and how he probably would go
on doing thin and that and Iho other ,
all i f which * ho listened to with gronl
pttiouee. When they had liuiehet
they thottaht , of couroo , they had c.tr
rjod conviction with their statement ) ,
and aoliod her wlutt she wan going u
do , to which nho replied that alu had
made up her mind to marry that verv
bad man. Not that I would advise
young ladles to marry very bad mini ,
but I think that stories grow In the
tolling , and one muit allow for a gre.tl
deal of ahrit kt o in thcso r.nccdotci ol
the cseapadcii of young New YoiL
bjcholoro.
'I'ho verdict for $7f > ODO given to
Mi-it Alice Livingstone in liar anli
against Mr Kluinlng for broach o
promise , in ono that has. jHvon gotiera
'
sath faction. Thn yo itg lady l'a rlcl
in her own right , bl.nf > s loan atisto
oratio family , and , If wayward , certainly
tainly deserves pr.otf ction ngaiunt th
wholesale dafunijition of her character
Mr. FJoraing'a charge of blackuni
will hardly hoein reasonable under th
p'.rcnmsUncoa ' , nnd the now ovldonc
oo Bddonly discovered the day afto
the verdict WTIB rendered , and
promptly put in print nnd sent
nowupaper ofHoon the next day ,
auoh as might nnly double the amoun
of damagoa boforu a nympUhotio j "ur ;
At thu catMo tiiuo there io no di onbt
tlmt blackmail as a fine art ii practiced
profitably ia this city of millionaires.
Not long since an eminent Broadway
lawyo' : waa waited upon by a well
drosaad man of Middle ago , who do-
siroi't to consult him privately. The
propoBod client opened his budget by
cc > nfoB8lng frankly that ho was u
blnckuntilor by profession and found
the calling tt paying one. Aa hla
, etory went , ho hud mot a handaomo
widow in an up-town boarding house ,
mid proposed that , without any real
Intimacy between them , but as a cool
- iniUor of business , they should form
a partnership fur making money. lie
wati to pick out the victims ; she waste
to entrap them , and then , when cir
cumstances warranted the roicntlng
of a eecming insult , ho waa to appear
in the arena and play the part ot an
injured husband. In order to make
the scliomo hold water It waa neces
sary to secure the services- a law
yer , who should write to the Intended
victim aud inform him , with all the
majestic circumlocution of the law ,
that ho had boon instructed to bring
uuit for damages , and that it might bo
- advisable to call upon the lawyer at
his cilice. Thii had boon done , In
a year's time forty such suits had boon
begun on paper aud had boon set
- tled or dropped , according aa the vie
tims showed fight. The blackmailers , of
course , never intended to appear In
the courts , aa publicity would ( poll
- their game and prevent future aososs-
monta. But trouble had arisen. The
nun said ho had reason to believe that
his Uwyir naa cheating him , and that
mary cmea had been compromleed for
money and no returns made to him ,
under the excuse that the victims
showed liijhc , und uaid they would pre
fer a trial lo an enforced levy. F.ir
this ruason ho diulred to change hie
legal adviser , and he hid oino to this
Hroadway Juwyer to uak him to undertake
dertako his buslnets. Thn iimn wan
put off with an UXOUHJ. as the gentle
man win desirous of ( jutting at thr
- fioto in roard ; to the matter , with the
Intention of bringing the case bif r
the bar association. By a strange co.
incidci oo , within another hour n
young lawyer came Into the
Hroadwcy sanctum , saying that
! ho was compelled to leave town , and
desired the Broadway lawyer to at ,
tend to a blackmailing case which had
- len put in his hands. It proved to
bo ono of the casoa mentioned by the
a profeaninr.nl blackmailer. One of ben
atato ( .llhord of Connecticut a gen-
- tlotcan elected to a voty high position
had fallen a victim to the woman't
i'ea
charms , and had boon nerved with
notice to pay damages or undergo legal
- gal torture. Thia was an opportunltj
not to bo mlnscd , and the Jiroadwaj
lawyer resolved to push mattnri
; promptly , BO as to briugnh thohurpiei
to justice. Bat at the laU momcu
the Connecticut statesman declined tend
leave hla hurno , fearing publicity , ant
13 the mutter had to bo dropped.
Theatrically there ia a very niui
tompimt brewing In u very largo teapot
- all on ivccjuat > f Ojiannd Tcarlo , whi
classified Atnuricann in "uwlnt < " am
nalivo ticlora na "hiiref tterB. " Tbcr
- is uoiisidorablo dramatlo p-.trlotism pa
on raded in the thoatricai bar rm m
wJiich frontu WaBhiugton'a ehnbb ;
- sta'.uo on Union Square , and thoio '
talk of giving young Tearlo a heart ' ;
recaption when ho stops upon , lu
Wallack ntago in about tr/o ki
- la the latest singing sunatuiu ;
no , Errma Juoh La thu heroine , be-
catiio aho boatMaploon at hla In junc
tion game. Agnes Leonard , who
starred last year , got alck and -vent to
Italy , has coino back cured , aud ap.
piata to have Tilled out the accepted
lines < f phycical beauty. Adele
Holgsrde , who hat boon Sal-
vim's via a-vla during the sea-
ion , was bDulovardlng la a sleigh on
Sunday , contraty to the penal code ;
bjt her .Hodton tiiumpfca aa "Cordo- '
Ila" will aid in her cahalion. "A Par-
isiin Hitnanco , " at the Union 8qnaro ,
I * thu r go , r.nd M.instiold and M ud
Harrison ro its hero and heroitio.
Vhn late fright at this thoatrr waa
wondoi fully pulded out by the ttallioa.
A nptv Min tiiJler and a singed ijroon
buizu fiddle big supplied thu ghost of
a lire and an awful amount of press
imokc ; but In this city ennll mattcra
uo worked up with great cplci dor.
Dily IPH 8 ( > r7ud up tto eknioton of
Colly C bbtr , with Ada Kalian ua
prlnclp l cook , and a pretty mpea they
luvo madn of ' 'Shu Would and She
Wouldn't. "
Wallnnk is also groping In anatont
ijroovoo , and planted thn reniuin ol
Siio Stoopo to Cotquer" en hii sttga
hat Wcdiicaday night. Charlie
Thorno h no better , bat the
play if ; that la to eav , that
'The OtitKicnn Brothora" atBuoth'ela
played without any eonsolcta clFtcta-
tion of superiority. The apptritlnna
ro in line working condition , and
Loula del Franchi'a tomb walka boldly
down the atngci to the footlights every
night and gulps in the dead bcdy ,
whllo the curtain ralta down io the
comytcry ntraina of the weary must-
cimo. 'i'hcro h.ta boon a tumble in
"lolanthb" stock , but Mary Anderson
drawa like it plaHter. Mianwhity , ths
ball fever la at Its height , and nearly
every night of the week has had its
aharo of c f high kickinr ; in fad , the
AaiHmny of Muaic , Nilsnon hcl ! and
thn Madiaon Scjuaro Qjirdcnhivo v'uan '
working full timu , to the dollght of
thu calcium man , florists , contumora
and brow era cf llobokcu icuporttd
champtgno.
A dutcrminod cfl'ort ia being mido ;
by cltizona to crr.-xto apublioiontlm nt
which shall compel telegraph , electric
light and loir phone vrlres to b. < placed
underground. Tr.u arlatocrain : p > o-
cincts of Lrxington avenuu havu been
invaded by the polo and wini tionds ,
and a woman , Mrs. Qirr'c ' , has sue-
corded by her norsonnl opposition to
thu di fAorment of her property In se
curing thu cnncurrencu of her t oigh-
horj In a tight against uncronchmenla.
The usual bill to compel the wirce to
bo placed under the strunt hasbacn in
troduced in the legislature ; but dill it
nendH thin personal interest to secure
its parango end check the usuol golden
arQiimonta by thu lobby.
Conforouo'j ff IT. P. OffloeiB
Special Il ptch to'fiu liti.
BCHTON , .Tanuaty 20. The Tran-
rcrlpt aaya Judgu Dillon , t/f Now
York , and Sidney Uartlftt , < f Bcs-
ton , e uniBiil cf thu Uuion PJO lie rail-
-.vuy carnprttiy , h vo hron in consulta
tion to-day with Boston director ? ,
but thu cubjoct of thn discussion can
not bo learned. There in outside
talk of closing up the Now York
clliso and bringing all the company's
effect * I rum thu ii.llauucos of Wall
street.
Bmiaemi Fallar
! niatch ] to Til it Dun.
NEW YoiiK , .lanuiry 20. M. Arm
strong it Sm > , wliolcanlu leather mur-
chnntv , mad an assignment t d < iy.
Liabilities $4CO 000. Thu failure is
attributed solely to the lorn ; depression
in the leather trad .
To atrength-n aud build up the sya
turn , a trial will convince you that
Brown's Iron Bitters is the best raod-
icluu madn
Now 1 n gland Weather
H ) t > c ! l Ultpatsh to Till lill.
BoKTiiN , January 20. Mercury 1&
30 to 34 degrees below In northern
Now England
THE QREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
RtlliTM fcnd eurec
RHEUMATISM ,
Neuralgia ,
Sclitici , Lumbigo ,
EE101CQI , TOOTHICHI ,
SORE THROAT ,
Ql'lNSV , SWELLINGS ,
Sen nut , Call , BraitM ,
rnosTDiTCs ,
til otbtr tiodllj ch
- od ( tlai.
nnr CESIS i BOTTU.
Bold t > 7 * H DnictU > o4
ftleri. Dlreolloui la It
( SuMM ti 1 A. THtUr 4 Cc. )
Ililtlnon , Bd U. 8. L.
GULD ROPE.
Tnntntrlnsloniurtt and upcilcr Quality of oat
Jcld flopa 'I ohacco hiui InducoJ othir manntac-
\ucr to nut M > on the maillot ooJs similar to
ur tjranii Iti name and jtjlo which are oderod
inilioIJ lor IBSB mot py than the Aniline Gold
i'.op.Wt caution the t r.'lu and consnmcr to jee
that nur rams nd tr&do mark arc upon each
: ni [ . The only gcnulco anit niklntl Oold Rep *
Ti.luccolB manufactured b"
WILSON & MCNALLY TO
. IBAOOO COMPANY.
Bend $1 , S' ' , S3 , or $5 for n re
tail box by Express of the be.it
Candles in America , tut up
ilegant bcxea , and strictly pure
Suitable for presents. Kxpresi
ohargw light. Refers to nil Chi-
- sago. Try It once.
O. F. aUNTHER1.
Contectloner , Chic r
c WE f FEET-
)
lliornH i\ tide la the an lr of men , Htakoti
t 111 flee i liwih on to fortune. " und It teems to
ha\eliicn risi-hot , when lit 'n putry ura of
! 6 cuti we rray eccuro that wlvlch will ftald *
us in retiiu bral.h , secure comftn-t aud DO pr -
imwl tn riw and u clul o'tl ftR , . . . .
C i' inlntajf und ilin liab'-nia Mhlch hu-
uaMtyh'K " loi'U needed In hli wtt1 r-prool
icIUli mid loath r prwnlntf coinpfiund. No
moro ivc 'fo * . n raoro ctUi'n , cola , contump-
, lii > , "lli/t 8prli'iM or Col.ir.'do you get thorn
II l-i t'r wmir-proof pc. l-h. IWi/t put II
fl lint g.i at pure to tny ilf aler , tnd fecuru the
nd health iire . r-piool and pcl-
,1 , , octStUMwi ! ) dadatin
olJo.t end moi * relkli'e
IF
In Korth Omabft. Vet ? chokv
>
Meat , Poultry anil Veu
ALWAYS ON HAND ,
- COOK & STOEHM , Pr ( : J3ton