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THE OMAHA
Oniahn 0nlcr , Nn , UlIt I'nr110iU St. .
Cnuncll Blufil Ofire , No , : Pearl
Street. Near UTrmtn'ny.
Nt' York Oflce , BOorn 11. Tribune
Building ,
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Amerlcan Howe Company , Solo , AFent , , NeNdead.
Sri in the United Stake.
coaaASroxbAxcK
A dommuntcMioni reLAtlnL to NCwen ! F.Rtorlat
tnetteta ehouW be addreted to the EDITOR or Tlu
DAA ,
' /L'etxxw LATTAAA
Ml Ra + inc. + r.cltcre and Romlttancee should be
addret c4 to Tuz list t't WenLSO OowPASr. OwAIIA
Dntte , Chceke and I'ostoface orlere to bo made pay
able to the order of the company.
TBE BEE BUBLISBING CO. , PROPS ,
R ROSE WATER , Editor.
A Bo3tn.ty telegram informs ua that
Admiral hIewitt will start for Egypt to
take command of the English aquadrun
This oxplaine AboIIawitt'arocentdnission
in tlto land of the I'haraoe.
RANf.ILL came up as smiling and
blandliko as a Chinaman , and congratulated -
latod Carlialo. Randall wan only too
happy that Carlialo got away with the
chair.
Tltn only Eoniblo man among the re
publican oficare of the house of repro'
sontatives was the postmaster. IIo poai
lively declined a ro notninntion ; In the
face of a democratic majority of eoventy
five a nomination was a very empty
honor.
CAttthvtn has already boon interviewed
ainco hfa nomination and ho promisua that
henceforth the democracy will ha' o a definite -
finite and aggrcasivo policy. It is possible
blo that Mr. Carlieloovorratea tto ability
of his party to became definite enough to
be aggressive. A crab might ba traiuea
to mono forward , but its natural tcnden
cy will bu to mono forward by going back.
ward ,
SAMUEL .1. TILUv.N propoaca to donate
hut Grammercy Park residence and eplen0
e11d librnry collections to the city of Now
'V. . i , for n publiclibriry , lIe has already
made provisions in his will to that effect ,
the trustees being Henry Wattersaq
Manton Marble and John Bigolow. 'Ibis
ie n splendid bid Cor the presidency , but
it strikes utf that Tilden has gone back on
the beat friend ho over hind , our own Dr.
Miller. Thu doctor seems Mwaya to go t
loft when millionaires make their villa ,
i avhethor they die in Omaha or New York.
ONn of the subjects { of legislation t o
' which Secretary Folger calls the special 1
attention of congress is the amendmen t
of the Thurman act to compel the Pactf c
railroads to pay the interest on thou r
debt. Within eight years these corpora
; , ' ' tions will bo required to pay the rrinci
pal as well as the interest , amounting to
over $500,000,000 in round numbers. Ii
may be necessary about that limo for tit o
government to cancel its mortgages an a
take the roade.
PARTINRNT QURSTIONY.
County Commissioner Corliss Las pro
pounded some pertinent tiuoetions
through Tlln Bu' , to the citizonof Omaha
IIo asks how7aig the poapla "will con
tinuo to bury in a camotory , and enlarg o
the canto , which will within the next to n
yalrs be in the cantor of the city. ' 1V u
presume this rotors to Prospect 11111
That cemetery now , for the moat part , Ie
a cunzecratod to thoeo who are burin d
there. Their remains should itot be di 5
' turbod , nor should any who have acquire d
rights to Lucy there dead their be tic
prived of tho'privilege for which the y
paid. There are cemeteries in the von y
heart of older cities than Omaha Nu v
York has a cemetery hear Trinity church
on Broadway , within three blocks ai
. the Wall street stock ezclmangu. Dot
ton , Philadelphia and Cleveland hay u
-cemeteries within the city. But thos 0
cemeteries have ceased to bo burin l
grounds , every lot has an occupant t ,
Tim city council of Omaha ough t
however , forbid any further extension
tension of Prospect lull , or the lnyiu g
out of any nowconotory within the iht y
limits. Thu burial of paupers on th e
county farm should of course be almr r
' doiod , The comniesioera have coitr of
et that , and they ought to purchase tw a
' or three acres , four or live miles out o f
town , for a pauper's cemetery.
Mr. Corliaa is eminently correct who n
110 proteate against the ahort sighted pot' '
cy , in tho'tnattor of our principal tire r '
oughfare. Thorn ought to be at lens t
four great roadwaya out of 'tlio city-on o
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r aouth through thirteenth street , one north
try the way of Sixteenth etrcot and She r'
man avenue , one northweet by way o f
Cuming street and the Military bridge r
and the fourth droetly } west on Farna m
etreoL There salroadyfully$2,000,000i , , u
; solid business houses invoatod on Varna ti n
street , between Eighth and Sixteentl h ,
'Abovo Slxtoonth and up to Ninutoont h
rho property le too high.prieod for rea 1'
deneo , and not available for bueina ° 8
x 1 By cutting down the first lull 03 Farnal "
t atroot and Ijlling the street botwee 'm
: Nineteenth and Twouty.eecond , the bus r'
naM boueca on Iamain would extend t0
L Twentieth at least , and every foot o
X + arnam would ho enhanced in vale ° r
As yet the dannagos to private propert 1'
r by the proposed cut would bo tritllu' d.
3can.eaa City has paid hundreds of thou e
ands of dollars to indemnify propert y
j ; owners on streets which have been e ut
i' ' down. Omaha will finally have to du tl ne
, game , if she pursues aahortsightedpohlc y ,
Now is ( ho ilrnu to make thu cltatg ,
and give us at least one direct thorough 1
I ) fare to the heart of the county ,
n ,
rrrArir ; AND POIREh.
During the recent campaign the repub
1fG1ns of I'enne1/7nnia , acting upon ( ho
auggastimms of Wharton hacker , passed n
r esolution in their state convention do.
manding the distribution of the surplus
now in the United Stator treasury among
the states and the repent of all internal
taxation , Ex-Senator Blame huts writ-
L ou l a totter to the Philadelphia I'rcJtd ,
siring hie objections to the I'ennsylranin
"ides"nud proposing instead that hero.
after the revenue derives from the tax
on whisky nml tobacco should be redis
tributes among the stiles ovary year nc
corning to their teapactite populations.
DIr.111niuo's objections to the 1'mnlsyl
ra a proposition are tersely stated , and
they furnish , in our opinion , the strong.
cat argument against lea own pot scheme.
Mr. Ihiaino says to divide the present
surplus among the elates , would result in
waste , Ae girl the last distribution of fed.
oral surplus in 1836. The division of
this surplus would impose upon congress.
men a divided duty and a constant temp.
laliot to withhold appropriations for ob.
jacta of n real national character ,
Lastly , the assumption of a continuing
r edundancy of national revenue is op.
posed to all sound views of adlniriatra
lion boGlueo it is auto to yield to oxirnv
agance , corrulion , and all manner of
s chemes for getting rid of money. "
Mr. Blame's proposition is very tempting -
ing , and from a abstract point o [ view ,
would at first sight count with popS
ulnr favor. In rho table nnltozoa to his
lotto Mr. Blniuo allows that the shore
of each elite and territory , on the basis
of population , would be as follows :
Alabama , $204,000 , Arkansas , $1,40bD110 ,
Culifurnla , 8l,1'57.000. Culurndn , S3f0,0u0 ,
C onnecticut , SIOtW,000 , llelnwaro , $ b55 , .
000 , Ij'lorlda , 8170,000 , tleorgta , $1,699f01 ,
Illinois , $ ri85QD11 , Indiana , $3ICIOOD ,
I owa , $2,812u00 , alvnnxne , $1,7.13,000 , lion.
Grcky , 9Y,88t,000 , . lnna81,1111,000 ,
Maine , $1,131,000 , , ltfaryland , $1,1131,000 ,
Mawachueotts , $3,120,000 , Micl dgnn , $2,8C3 , .
WOBilnmionata$1,3i,000 ( Bliaslx ( ppiS1,080 ,
ODU , Misnnurl „ 3,7U1W11 I\obra.ka , $701,000 ,
Nevada , $100,000 , Now itnrn ; r.hir' , $110U00.
Now.Jersoy $1,080,000 , New York 88,803.00J ,
N/Irthl C.irlina 52,450,00) , Ohto 55. 911,000 ,
Oregon 52111,0(1) ( ) , I'onnsylvnnla $7,403,000 , ,
Itloda Island 51&4,0011 , South Carolina $1 ,
7.1ODO1'ennesson , , $ ! ,19.000 , ; Toxrw $2,7Hi ,
000 , Vurnnut 5,191,000 , Virginia $ . , fIf,000 ,
R'oxt Virginia SI,08lOWlVlxcnnslu $ 1101 ; ,
000 , Arizona 37UfS10 , llnkutn$2300110 , Idaho
$57,0110 , Mnntnnn $110,000. NOSY Mexico $ ! 8 ,
110 ; Utah 3 ! 61,00(1 ( , WaelllngGin $121,1100 ;
Wyoming 830,000 , ] ) istrlct of Columbia $310hu
0 00.
Mr.Itlaino argues ( lint the rcceipta
from infernal raronuo would if anything
b e greater in rho future than they ltavo
beet during Chu poet scar. With the
nssurnuco nE such an income from the
national treasur many status would be
relieved entirely from state taxes , and I
others , like , Pcntmsylvania and Illinois ,
which already have incomes from other
sources sufficient to run their stole gov
ormmnonts , cold place the surplus money
at the disposal of clues and towns and
thus cut down city and county taxes.
Eight hundred thousand dollars thrown
suddenly into the Nobraskastato treasury
and placed at the disposal of the logieln
total What Avieion of wholesale jobbery
and reckless extravagance this sac s
present ! What n jam and crowding
tilers would' be to gat to the legislature !
How tlracapitolringwoularavolinluxuryl
And what is true of Nebraska would'b u
true of ahnost every state in ( ho union.
Eighty-six million dollars to be , handled
every year by state and territorial legie
latures , with no responsibility to the taz
posers , on the plea that they worn ua L.
foxed. What m , urn of dishonesty , in
triguu nna corruption this would luau .
gurato.
SrmnnrtnY 1rornlna fn his annual ro
port to congrdse goals with thins import
( tut problem from a diQorent standpoint .
Ho admits tSAt )1101OlU91tie,1 ) ; ; to pares 1
out the surplus among tire states hn s
boon ingeniously argued , but dimniaso a
ribs achoua with n brief , notice because it n
his oitiniou it hnv not approved itself tr ,
the eouuumt sense of the pauplu , ' 171 e
public eoneu is shrewd enough to sou , ' '
says the secretary , "that n debtor owinl ,
a torso aunt upon interest. which ho ulna t
pay iii short intervals , eta eoune of ti e
.
principal of which ho may pay of I.
whenever ho p10Aeea , anti thus tla5ro inter
oat , wools not be anened n good mnungo r
of ufl'aira , } f ho should give away or lea n
mows tin ) onus yielding no inooula , at d
not likely to insure puuatunl repayment ,
tie money which goon luck or prudun t
conduct had put in his bolas ; amid ( lint 1 t
would be wiser for him with the cash h u
had to extinguish an nuwh as ho caul }
OE line doh ) Ilgdlllat Inittt , A eurplue is ii I
bona. No way to use it ae well , so direct
,
ly and unorriugly as with it to pay of
stud take up that debt , " '
I 'othor words , 5licrolury lrolgor pro '
1)0505 to apply the surplus it r
the treasury to the payutait uE tlh o
miatinual dolt , evoll though it bens owl Y
throe per cent interest. As bohvoanllr ' ,
Blame's plan and Air. Folgor'a plat , . o
should incline to favor the. latter , wit h
thoprovisu that hereafter thorn shouts b o
no surplus created by excessive taxation
But ft enema to us that congress cool a
servo the poaplu much bettor by expend .
Ills thOaUtlhle 111 hallo in ( Ito purchne 0
of the telegraph lima and upon neotlot i
internal fmprovemonla , thou by curryiu g
out bIr.111Aino'a suggestion or roducin g
the national dolt , 'l'ho American two . '
plo are taxed from twenty to fifty per ceu t
on the moony invested by rho .tolcgrapl 1
monopoly , Public safety aananda tba L
to telegraph b0 taken from the contra 1
of prit utu corporations , eta the poop' ' e
can well afford to * y three per cant to
the bondholders , ineleua of paying tort y ,
per cent or uwro to moles and stock dfv }
dense to Jay Could and hie associates
Every year makes time postal telugrap h
more of n necessity ; and every your vn ll
make it immure difficult for the govonmta 1t
to purchase the wires , ' ! 'burn Ia eurjlh
eueugh now to buy the entire Jlntermum
telegraph ayeleu. Such an , opportunit }
rosy uv0r occur again ,
Tor relent decision bj the railroad s
Mot to issue any mote free pasaus we ; of
the Missouri is undoubtedly a movement
by the Colorado pool to suppress rho Ne-
b raska legislature.
Din. C.tILL3 + le , the now speaker of the
house , is n nntit o of Kentucky. , and a
resident uE Covington , opposite Cmcin
anti. The successor of ICeitar cornea
within halt n mile of being an Ohio man ,
Ilia career has not been very brilliant.
11o is n self-educated , amid self-made
loan. Ile begun life as n school teacher ,
although he has no cduculion worth
mentioning , tie studied law in a law.
sec's oltlce , and was admitted to the bar
in 1858 , when lie was twenty-three pears
old. IIo has continued in the practice
of law over since , ] n 1831 ! ho was rlact
can member of the Kentucky house of
repraseninhrca. Noninnted in 1961 as
presidential elector on the democratic
ticket , ! lo sections the honor ,
i n 1861' ho was elected to the
nenato of his native stole , and
again in 1800. Ito was present as n dc1
cgnto at large front Kentucky at the
National democratic convention held in
Now York city ill 18e8. ilia nominp
lion for lieutenant-governor of Kentucky
imi 1871 caused him to resign his IG1t in
the state senate. IIo was clectca to line
hi outcnaut.-govornorsiiip in August , 1871 ,
a nd sacred until Soptcmnbcr , 1875. In
1 876 ho was one of the presidential
tore at larga who voted for Tilden. Sub.
acquonlly he was steeled to congress ,
and is now solving his fourth loon. Mr.
C arlisle's record in congress is that of an
a ble and diligart man , without any di5
play of bombastic oratory. IIo } e dlgui
lied mind quiet in his mimnnere , but poai
tire in hie conclusions , amid has many
qualities which fit biro for the position of
p residing officer.
1'ERSONALfTIE8 ' ,
E1 Mouth , the False Prophet , Is evidently a
man of tuwenng mnbltion ,
Ilerr Laeker proposes to sLay some time in
lYashhgtun is order to "study congressional
practlcas , "
Mr. S..r.'futlon thinks df visiting Florida ,
but not for life honlth. Of cmlTae ant , lie ( s
gulag down there to fish for alligators.
Fran Bismarek's uumbor of relapses and
recoveries one might think ho was getting
toady to spring an old ticket on rho Germans.
Mr. Boecher says that if ha were not lteeclror
hu e would fw in teR , Ifoechnr is evidently
s tage struck. Anna Dickinson should reason
with hm ( a 1itNo.
Miss Lillian Norton , who went to Europe
sumo dwo ago , tetnrns as "Itllu.'Citlin Nur
dies. " She will ho oaeilyrocnguicedhuwaver ,
by rho undo on her chin ,
1'rnf , 'l'lco , the weather prophet , is dead.
But as two healthy progunxticntbrs , Vouminr
and "Old 1'r.b , " tanNuuo to lie about the
weather , Bfr.1'co ( will not be greatly missed.
Mr. ] tusktn has fuddled around among iho
Cathalrulx nud art Ialleries ; of the w old Duly
G , anon back to 1snvlnnd rind admit that s
beautiful yeng , woman is rho most beautiful
thing sot , 'Chu Prince of Wales xemua to
hm'u'btroopc(1" Blr. Ruskin wn this lummn
dnuWhen
When Crrus W. Field heart of the doatlu o
Sojourner froth he is euppossll to Itsvu xltr
nouns a bltt r , scalding tear. At tonal fibs Now
York evening paper gave everyhrdieatlon the b
t he lalnlrliko oronnpolista bnd brooded mourn
fully ever the venerable darkey's bier , am j
demo enough lachrytnoslng to pickle a barrel 1
pork ,
Commodore 5V , J , Kounta of Alloghen
City , I'a , , the officer Who , during the xlvgu u E
Vlckxbur , wrote to l'rosldent Lincoln char -
lug Iluu , rant with drinking whisky loordi
mltol3 , was yoster(1nysonteucedtu thlrtydny
hnprisonmeut In jail and to pay n fmno of $
fur libeling a councbnan } In The Allegheny
Mail ,
Tim jealous rivals of Miss Chamberlyn , tlt o
Cleveland beauty nud favorite lnnuty of tin
1'riueo of Wnlew , have gut Dean with the lady
by starting the story that alto le engaged t o
axon of the data Juhn Brown , the llueen' "
Rllllu. The cruel stub isgUhr ; through all tin
, , 101(1 is evidently Leliovod. Mie 9
cumburlyn blot better xbalta AlbortEdsvlr d ,
amid conmo home.
MrVilliam Ii , Vanderbilt would Ill to
be a United States SeaGr , If Vthllaum lime s
mint any mono bnlhts limn his hdher gave 64 n
credit fur ho would cut n sorry figure in th
high hulls of atato. We hayo over a soft spa t
In our hhort for n man worth two or three bun
drug ndlllun dollars , and we hope that Bh'
Vu derhllt will think twice before sookiog nn
N1n.ion { in which lie will in all Ilkolihuwl gin n
thnsulf dead away.
Matthew Amnld want. to sue , fuunlo , tlm e
ele , haul , at IdrldgeporE. Cnnn , , rho other day
unit
the two 'rot ' their bonds together um I
impreel thlt tlu , Atnorlenue were a very gulll
bin sort of u 310(11110. At parthlg , Blr. Anudl I
gave his brute lrluad n oleo bag of pnuwW
and , fouling that lie might to any vunmthhngo f
a annpllntetary , uaturo , time ulopruut ( ruu
teously renurkud : "J1lthough I ram a bigge
eluplumt thou you , l\1 r , Arnold , tau world wil 1
cheerhnIly cuncedu you urn n bigger ( ran , i
than 1 ,
II'ourldvlug 11upUunds ,
l'hlladclph4a lteconl.
I underatamid Miss It llu Tarry is rathe r
diAappuintua fluor alto bus not seen anor C
of tie society of Nosy fork ladies sine o
her arrival hero. At a diuuur sumo feu v
nights ago , where tlm wife of the hos t
was the only holy present , aim did no L
llasitntu to express her aiaappoimittuultt a t
having tout so tow Now lurk ladies. I
lun e heal furthermore tuna that M r
1urreit ! , who was invited to tit
any at n enuntry pines hear Now Yerl M
wrntu to inquire if time ladiesnuanin g
Mrs. ltunvtt and Miss 'Perry Iltiglit no
company thou , aunt ( list the auewar wa e
that they might coon , but that time larliu
of time house would nut be rat lwuw , hi a
i5 rather hard ell Dlra , 1arrett , who i
of the beat rat bar
ono eu-n wonharr r
virtuous nos shim is delightful. i'ur min Y
, ) art 1 must ens that , if 1 received Dl
e , I would receive Diiae Terry , Id
dan'tboliet o iii lakin' lielt of one an d
hush if another , if Miss Ter is nut n
weson to receive late ono'a household
Ikon nuitlwr is Dr , Irvin' , ' 1'u bo sun Or
Dliea'lbrry has had u goMl manY hue
bands , all n [ whau era ! ! ring , T believe
1 believe thorn are four of ) hunt. Bu t
eUnW wOUIOn have a 'stills fu C
buebauds and 1 suppose she is eu C
of tlem , llur firstusbvld was ( h e
fatuous Euglfeh portrait puiutorYutts .
who f bolievu hae 10x1 k ightud for hi a
artistic ntiniuuwut5 , but torero was a di
5eree , and DIie51'urry mnrriedaguin ,
1
llwmior iii time 141uumach.
utuch of the tlistrras and sickness a t
tributcd to dyspu sill , chromife diarrlloc ta
rand other cniaea is occuhsiontrl b } hen 0t
fu the slonacll. Several cases , with a ll
the chnraclorisUcs of these coutplaini s ,
hltvo beoa cured i ) 1ood'tl Sarealnt jll n ,
Other corns effected by this miluaicmne n ru
ao wonderful that Uw etutpluat etatuutul d
ut Clem nll'onle thubeet pnwf that ft rwu n
bbtv5 are cunltiru nholts and w'Iwn omit u
used sueurus time couhduncu of the peopl u ,
The North 1'latto Intgating canal will ha tie
the capacity to Gory 25U.80'acrr water nigh p , ,
ur dullielvnt to Irrlgate about 70,000 aaug If
loud , ' 'Imo ( all lxliu Woolly seven lost to II
mile , It will take but a short ltuemo to gl °
eu0ichnt lead It' : rnlUhK hhr'rt's ,
0N I0 WASHIh'STON.
S kcl cis o f WaYsl d o Scenes oa fLZ Road
from Omaha to the Capitol Cily ,
A Trip to Wisconsin and n Week
Amid the Sights of Chicago.
TLo LullnnA Cullegeu-Ncscapnpcr
Palaces of 1'htlndelphlut-Irving
on time Stage ,
Curccsrondenco ; to The Ilse.
WAalunaToN , D , C , , November 80.-
H ow much work one's eyes con do for
ono in two weeks of travel ? The dying
fields seen from the train ; time eights in
doom and out , of great cities all the way
from the winding Missouri to time calmu
Potomac ; beautiful buildings , ugly build-
i ngs , beautiful woven , ugly woroon , all
thrown inaiacriminntiy , ; into one's mind
through two smelt windovns , to be there
assorted and remain as impressions morn
or leas lasting. A rush through IYiscon
sin , Impression : it seams n very old
s tate , Oml CACh alga of the railroad track ,
trees , trees , stump trees , not that broad
clean sweep at prams which makes one
in Nobraskn feel the greatness of the
globs , and that ho is atvlaing on top of
it. Beloit , with its payer mills and rho
quiet old collage with its quiet old presi
dent , na venerable as the unoccupied
I ndian mounds surrounding. Itlcino ,
with its thundering manufactories , the
b iggest nE them owned by . ) . 1 , Case ,
who ow na a bigger thing soli perhaps ,
"JAY nvx six ; "
a common enough horse to look at , but
o ne that with such speed and such name
will always be remembered. Tha'lnioat
n ovelties in the horse line are tlkine ( , his
name ; thorn is the " , Tay Eye Soo" blanket
kot old the " , Jay Eye Sea" curry comb ,
and while I was thorn Mr. Case re.
cowed n sample "Jay ] : ye See"
bridle w a souvenir. , It was
n othing extra as n bridle , however.
Mr. Case's family complain ( lint the newspapers -
papers have mixed ) ham up too fronts
with horse matters thislast summer. One
would think so whoa a reporter , after in-
q uiry no doubt , diacovdre and nnnouttcca
w the world , that haters ovary taco in
which the little trotter takes part , pray.
ors are offered u by the Gunily for his
succuas. Itacina hs got a boom and an
opera houso'nnd n street car turning rho
c orner seemed like an npparntimn to one
who had not vieitod ( lie place in five years , .
what it was in village ways.
'rim woN Yit C1TY.
Then to Chicago , the wonder city.
Thera is no use in attempting to say a '
word about it. Its too big to handle with
anything save polyayllubies. Take one
business block them , climb through-it
front collar to sorrel , from the recesses
utilises under tie sidewalk , amnotimes
under the street , to the additions by time
chimney pate , and you haven minature
world , so varying the occupations carries
on and rho people engaged in them.
Whabnnestona0f thairhotola-ie , ewnrmr
ing- with people like hoes in n hive ; Alta
ettlltho town grows , in richness nnain
groatuoss. They have tim
SINESr CLU31.JroUSt
outsiau oE Now York there , rite "CAIu
uteri" A friend took me downlto dine.
It teas dark when we roach0d it , Michigan -
gan avouue was a long row of' dots. of
light as far as one could see ,
amid the-monster club house marked' the
corner of Twentieth street gaip.wlth ] the
light streaming from its nuns colored
windows Tlho door its oponoalnolsolosal y
by a servant of rho club in 'ivory ' , you
are ushered past the great fire place-t o
rho reception room , your dinner order i s
taken , mid meanwhile the billiard. room
ia vieitod and n lemonade had , aua th e
eupurb library , all velvet carpals nn a
eaten hangings audlcuatly paintings , . and
than the , olovaton 1)ulls you to the to p
story whore is the largo dining room an d
morn aorvunts in livery and more ulo
gnnco and your dinner served in si x
ooursos. Sono of the members roam it n
the building at fortydollurs a mnnthl each :
oust naaitiouol. J1 comfortable way f n
which to opens the interest al one's
boils.
' 'The "Cahlmot" is in fashiombl a
quarter and has n torso nentberehip
Almost aingmtally ucroes is rho rusidenc
of Ibort ] Coop , the presidmtt of th o
Northwestern railroad. Living. thorn '
m beautiful aparquouts , islilt. . 1Villian 1
1ce0p , lately appointed uttoraa Y
for that great system and of whom I
speak because , lw read , his first ltiw it r
Oltmaha , amid will be recollected there by
many of rho younger munnbara of the bur
On him devolves t1a duty of npuuarin g
for the road in rho courts , , uua hi5salm
is something lwuaeono A young man
wall chosen ,
sT. NnnlnLASI dto n.
When anything out of : rho otplina ry
, rosolts itself , take , aids to examine i t .
1Yha1 in Chicago 11 want through th
3nint Nicholas toy factor the ] ar 0et i n
this country , anaL only ' { viehea ndoze : l
of may litchi friends tai t lsavobemtnlon r
to see rho etran'o eighth. Itlocks
wood name nut hubby horses , stub's time
wore turuad into tables and bureaus an
gooks , just ( lw right size for buys nu
girls , slid they ss ould huYlsnemn real r
valuing chairs nuoau for their eau , nn d
doll carriages , eta bicycles and vel a ra
poles of all sizes , awl sync so many rad'
ty thins , 'ftwse goods , the velocqud
especially , are sent all over time wort d'
Plus ntiblot nluunst lw styled the hems IL
old Sainb Nicholas himself , so much Uf
bin work is dune hero ,
] t tattoo n scent runny ( non to make
rocking horse , to cut him nut and pu t
loge on dim and drive tlw tail Aohruml
thut.luhuay can't pull it out and paint 1 t
n byres color , Time gaudy 1mAlncea fe 11 e
feat thingauait is tacked ou by girls re
5uL c61t5fully , There aroeuvcral huudrr ;
employed at this work ,
INTO
A week put in time eollei es of India nu ,
after havimig visited lllitiuun great gchoo 1 ,
the Northwostoru university at Evanelol
ludiaua fa thick with colleges , thorn n ro
so many it's haul to lied oe a wa
among them , and ) hair annual crop ofY
graduates is eouethilmg enormous , 'Phu Y
mire all line schools , Asbury at. Cron n
castle. Portico at Lafayette , 1Yabaell nA !
to'rnw fordavillo , butler , at ( ndialupnli 8 ,
where Professor huller is , time ti rot
chnucchur of the Nvbrnska unit'ereit Y
Asbury san ) to be kunw'n as Dopaw uu t
vcrsitye probably nov Iho richest in
gifts , a d ma to iutmnrdimduly erect stir
11UY blllldllla { ; frolll ( lw flat EUlln CUCL'lYp mid
iron btr , Dupou ,
TI16 LItJI'fE ESI'RYSC
surgin its through to I'lliladeiphia ; , ,
ifb'tns g thu e I. . n's } road dues cwt ii ut
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Cubs Rheumatism , Lum .
bago , Lame flack , Sprains and
Bruises , Asthma , Catc.rrh ,
Coughs , Co1d. , Som Throat ,
Diphtheria , Burns , Frost
Bites , Tooth , lar , and Headache -
ache , and ailpaThs and aches.
The tut lalernll sal eueraal remedy I. , the
.a L EeesyiolUerursameeJ iclae
demenenfr.here. imtknsmarrhti&n { era ,
Slice g' lean , aJ $ l.O ,
FOSTER , MILOURN & CO , , Prop'rs ,
avrm'ALO , N. Y „ t'.a.A. .
settled down for n day or so afterward.
Philadelphia peepto ought to be full of
b rotherly intro : they G111 utmost shake
hands with each other across their little
s treets , end their narrow walls are cone
ducro } to sociability. But Philndolphire
} fns two line things , adepot that is like mu.
cathedral anti n tiers a , r otlico that is
l ike a ) since. I do not refer to the
Lea ec ollico alone , superb as that is , butte
the
to granite building of The Reoil ,
w here everybody has all time room ho
wants and vc contort that he could
ask. Time o0curis ! in beautiful order amid
lit with the incauluscont lamp. Time ro
parlor comes up in time elevator , placeso
h is hot rod coat rat his own cmnpnrhnalt
of the ton ; ; wardrobe , seats himself in an
easy chair , turns a knob and rho pear.
shaped globe over his desk is filled writ
a sett , nub light , ' Over at The Ledger
ellicro the editorial apartments mire av0u
richer , but very much cruwdea.
T he rarpota are from Brussels ,
the windows stained sines ,
the walls hung in imitation of stamped
leather and haud printed overlleaa. No
private parlors are more elegant. The
desks are of the costliest woods and the
rooms filled with art treasures. The
library is complete in books bound iii
morrocco and Russia. Amid they say Mr.
Childs is very band to young men.
IISNmiY 21.1'INR
pisses Louis XI , Tuesday evening , at the
Chestnut street theatre , an antiquated
dirty place , ; where the swats wore not
tilled as well as I should have expected.
Ilaro 1 saw my first dude ; two of hint , in
fact , They go in pairs ; probably for
mutual protection. Irving is a wonder.
fulactor , and all his mannerisms , which
h e iseaid to have exhibited in Now fork
wore not apparent iu Louis \1 , Ito
makes a fine old miau.
But now , Washington , amid the Amen-
can capitol up at rho and of the street ,
a mid. congress a coming ! Anon.
CLL Mnc C ASn.
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liorsnr tl'a Jlcld Pimoaplmate
For Wakefulness.
Dr. 1Ve , P CLoTlnnmy Bu/TloN. / Y. ,
says : " 1 prescribed it far a Catholic
priest who was a hard student , for wake.
fulness , extreme nervousness , etc. He
reports great benefit. "
vlilte HLlu , + e'Wcm r and Tear ,
Waehlnnmen , I.ttn
D1any i > eople wonder why it costs so
much to keep the executive mansion in
good order. Colonel Itockwull says the
'Wear ana'tunr"'oEtho , furniture exceeds
that of any lintel in line country , The
"dear publie , " to the average of five hun
drew a days inaitlt upon seeing the white
house. They must examine , with their
eyes and 6ugorsall the upholstery and
drapery. When it is remembered that
this is repeated' ovary say in rho year it
will cease to be a matter of wonder that
the wear is ao rapid. Of course time pao-
pie of this country woaldliveand die just
as happy if they were excluded fr3m the
white house , but what a tempest of indig
nation such a high luudedniensurewould
provoke ! Those things were pain for b Y
the people and the people are to ee
them. )111 that can be soon } s to tut time
people wear 'em cut , rota then they can
p/y for mono ,
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hOUIG BLi1L1T1R1'J ' C:11iDS
Now designs , hover before iiubrshed
Will plCase any person. Sent free of n
receipt of . , c stamp to every condor o f
the OnAIIA ] Addreaa Samuel Car
Carf
tar , Ili Pork place , New York. me&wt f
Lhcoln Lee , of Freuant mot with a serlou.
mlxhn dal + t Satunhay. Ito ew apt up a soul 1
of lowlier , spilled ml the xtoro floor
and carried it to Chu street. 15'hen Imo Grocl'e d
u matchlu , ft a ruuldon hash and pxplusien w
time rrrult , , lie was lcnoekod over , his ha t
thruus'nhigh.intc.tho air , and his face an
right hand huiAg baldly charred amid black
med. ,
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TAE GigEAT
CURES
Rheumatism , Iteul'algla , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Uaclxchs , Headache , Toothache ,
Nuru'rhro111a11 { , III , . .yDraln.Itrul.e4
horn. , Yran1 + . Yoe ! Illle. ,
AMl ALL 1,111511 aoalu rsliN AAa 11104.
.eI/M Ulur4ld.e lNd r.brre..lnr . C.ahtolt +
INroanw Ia t mu 1 .uluue. .
„ TIIN. haIt1,1a.t.rl Fi'N Ma'CK1.
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C. E. MA'YISTE & Co.
109 f amain S { RtI - -OmahaI Kehl
w'IlOLE9AI E nlllrl'EItS ' AND I11AIdata : 1N
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'CONNELSVILLE COKE 1 ,
' 'll'rite fur Prices ,
RICIIAItDS & L'LALiiE ; , ' 1V , J1 , ULAIIItE ; ,
Proprickers1 Stlpcrnltendent ,
Omaha Ir do Works' ' .
U , P. Itb.IL'WAYV - l7TII & 1STII STIt1ETS
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MANUPAOZ1UItER OF ANI , ' flL TE1tS''IW
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Ellgi oes
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WATER WHEELS' , R.OLL1 ; MILLS ,
' Mill and. Grain Elevator Machinery
- MILL FURNISHINGS OF AIIL KINDS , ' CLUDING THE
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting Moth t'
STEAM PUMPST.STEAMI .iTER AND -PPPE ,
BRASS C'QODS AND PIPE FITTINGS 7
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ARCHITECTURAL A'ND BRIDGE IIt4'N ,
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w'e are prepared to fnrnisl'pl } nH andiesti ; > lilts , and 5vi11 contract for
t he erection of Flouring Mills and ' 1 'rain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mflls , from Stone to thb holler systt m.
Q r Espeeial attention given to fnrnishjng Power Plants for any purpose -
pose , and estimates made for sitnle. General' urnehinery repairs attended
to promltlAddress-
4 RICHARDS & .CLARKB. Omaha , Neb. ' ;
4STEELE
STEELE JOHNSON& Coe
Wholesale. Grocers
AND JODRE 'ta 111
PLOURI UGAR1 CANNEDt'GOOF ° S 'ND A tROCERS' ' SUPPLIES
A FULL LINEI OF' T'EE' BII T OF
Cigars and Manufactured Tobacco.
AGENTS'FOR REF/WOOD HA1LS'APID LAFLIN & 'RAND POWDER CO
. 1C .S7aJ ; .rruaw. .
Booth's OvaI' Brand
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A FISH ; AT WHOLESALE ; .
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OIhDEST 1Y30LESALE.&ItEIIMII
( EW LRY HOUSE
IN OMAUA.
Visitor. Ma. here find all time ucvaltiee
in
SILV RWARr 'OLoags ' ,
111011 AND STYIdSU Jim WL1tY ,
The.Latost , 3or + Artistic , and Choices t
Szluetious is
and atD.ud t tos oer
AND ALL DESC 1HIONa of
FtiNE WATCHES +
AT AS L w YRICi $
As is compatible with honorable dialers
Call arA moo our u.ogan'c now 1 ore ,
Tower Building ,
CORNER IITU AND FA1tNAM ST S
MAX MEYER & BRO.e ,
uANUFACTL'R Rs OF.
SHOW CASES
A large stork alsara on pals ,
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NINE LEADERS !
IllPOItTANT TO BUYERS'OFr. . . , , . . , , -
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Out of time many huudred manufno
turons of tide line of goods , we-hay claim ,
to re , resenting the loading , makers , and (
can show n more coat Bete audrlar'or lure. ,
of Pianos and 0 'mums tmau } , c n be ioundi
in aim ONE House iii the west. Oure
NINE LEADERS are ( ha following well. .
known and celebrated imatrumuuts ,
STEINWAY PIANOS ,
CHICKERING PIANOS ,
KNABE I'1ANOS ,
VOSE P1NOS ,
PEAS1 PIANOS ,
MUON PIANOStt
SCHONINGEpRCYMIBELLJAORGA , 515.
CLOUGII W 1VAI1ttEN OltcIANS ,
STERLING 1111 } EItiAkOROAN.
11 o want evoryooay deainng a lhar + CC
or Organ to call em write to u. for infer. .
oration and GET POSTED , We er.eU. . .
yof the beat iratruutent rnasle fos .
1o 1at mommy , you will ivo min a tti -
naal want tb All we ask ma to show
} 0u , as we kneuw we G111 satisfy OverYbod Y ,
ironour Nine LoJdurs , which are roco '
nized b' tlmene posted , s then beat mnade.
Send of catalr'ue anti price 1itm
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OLDEST \VHOLESALE aC itl"TAILa
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MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
wAltF.aW 8
Co. " . 11th & Fartlam ; hs ,
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