Titit DAILY BIDEAV10IXNSDAY DECEMBiR (1 ( 1884
A RICH HAUL
Alleged Iowa Capitalist "DOES Up"
an Omaba Bat < k ,
JUid Then Gets a Bogus Chock
Cashed by a LJorohanti
Ho JGsoapss With Several Hun
dred Dollars in Gold Cash ,
"The Slickest Confidence Qaino
Played in the Oity for Yearsi
> Fonr Detect IVCH mid the I'ollco Pall
to Overtake Him Tills tilde
tlio Hlvor.
Some pretty fmo confidonoo games
have been played in Omaha during the
past few years but for ono of pure
and unadulterated cheek that perpetrat
ed yesterday on ono of our loading busl
noaa men and nn Omaha bank carried ell
the broom.
On the 30th of November , a man
cimo to the Mlllard hotel and registered
nnder the assumed nnmo of C. E. Fuller ,
representing himself to bo the president
of the Doa Molnea Loan and Trust Co ,
llo waa in and about some of our most
prominent business houcos , visited the
banka and was to bo aeon at all public
places n stranger of means would bo like
ly to visit.
THE VAN'S AITEAUAM ) ?
wna that of n perfect gentleman , affable ,
courteous nnd cultivated , in fact such ns
to intpiro ono with involuntary respect.
One day shortly aflur hia imival ho visit
ed the jewelry store of 0. S. lliymond ,
Fifteenth and Douglas , and aakod to see
a certain watch ( ho had no doubt looked
at it before in thu case ) , and Enid to Mr ,
Raymond : "I think you have just such
a watch na I want lo buy. " Uo then ex
plained that ho was Air , Fuller , presi
dent , etc , and gave Mr. Raymond -
mend Ma card bearing cut
his nosortion. The bt ranger
wont on to say that ho wanted to tunko
hia old father a Christmas present of a
watch and thia ono juat suited htm. llo
was told that it was n Swiss watch but a
SWI'ES watsh was exactly the thing. Ho
aeked that it bo laid naldo and said that
ho T/as about to leave for Dea Moinca
but that the jowollor would hear from
him in a few days. Sure enough , the
mail a few days later brought a letter
boarllig the lithographed letter hrad of
the Des Moinca Loan and Trust Co. , nnd
signed 1)7 its president , saying that
the writer
WOULD TAKE TUB WATCII
and would bo in Omaha ngaln in n few
days. Yesterday morning the alleged
Fuller appeared at Raymond's , was as
suaro ns over and aaidho | wcs now ready
to take the watch. Ho then stated that
ho waa going to make his wife as nlco
present aho and requested to bo fhown
some jewelry. Of course hia doeiro waa
compiled trith , and after some inspec
tion several articles were selected and
purchased , the amount footing up in all
about § 000. However , Mr. Raymond
had met confidence men before , and all
the suavity of the visitor did not disarm
.his suspicions , and as it was dinner time
ho invited Ilia customer to go to dinner
with him. "Certainly , " was the reply.
'I dine nt the Millard , " said Mr. Ray-
mond. "Ah , I am. stopping there my-
eelf , " said the bogus president , and the
two went to the hotel together. As they
entered the office the clerk at the desk
looked np and said :
"OOOD MOIININO , Mil. FULLEIl , "
This rather raised the identity of the
man in Mr. Raymond's opinion and the
two wont np to the dining room , where
the latter found occasion to oxcoso him
self a moment and going donn stairs in
quired of the ciork if ho know Mr. Ful
ler. The clerk said ho did. "But are
you euro it is the Fuller that ia president
of the Dea Moines Loan and Trust com
pany ? " "I am not euro but tlut is what
ho represents himself to bo. Ho has
been stopping hero and has always paid
his bills and appeared to bo all right. "
After this nothing traa too good for
the guest and he was wined and dined to
his heart's content , after which the two
returned to the utoro , The purchaser ,
after having his goods done tip in a nent
package , sa'd ho was not sure whether
ho should lo&vo for homo on the after
noon train or not until to-day , and he
thought ho would have the package deposited -
posited in the Mlllard safo. Mr. Raymond
mend said that ho had a better safe than
the Mlllard and it would bo just as well
to put the stud there.
AS SUAVELY AS EVEII _
the visitor waved his hand and said ,
"Why , of course. " Uo then said that ho
htd not suiliclont money to pay the bill ,
$000 , with , aa ho did not usually carry
so much about with him but drew from
his pocket n lithographed check , exactly
corresponding with the letter head pre
viously received. The check was filled
out for ono thousand dollars and
duly elgnod and Mr. Raymond
mend taking it proceeded tote
to fill out his chock on the Unitqd States
National bank for tbo $100 balance.
The stranger asked him if ho could not
make his chock payable to bearer. Mr ,
Raymond said ho never made out his
chocks that way end the customer , at
blandly aa ever said , "Oh , very woll. "
Taking the check the alleged Fuller lofl
the at"ro , and aa soon ho waa oat ol
sight Mr. Raymond rushed down to the
United Slataa bank and ordered them
not to honor it until ho returned
Ho then wont to the tolegrapl
ollico nnd sent a message to Mr. Fuller
at Dea Moinos. A reply waa promptly
wired back by Mr. Fuller himself saying
that ho WOH at homo and that this man
waa
AN
That Bottled it , and the jawollor hastonoi
to give notice at other banks , including
that of John L. McCaguo it Co , , on
Farnaui street. There found that tin
etranger was ahead of him am
that ho had prcaontrd the check
and it nad been cashed
It is aaid , though not from the bauk.that
the man had boon making small depoaiti
there for a few days under the naino o
"Fuller , drawing money out from time to
ttluio , as ho needed It , and of counso hia
jldenty waa not questioned , especially aa
! the check waa signed by so responsible a
n&mi. The next thing in order waa to
corril the con. man , and three or fou
: detectives were nt once put on hia track
' Tin next thing heard of him , however
wai that ho had slnco .this daring an
successful job , succeeded in
DOING UJ' VICTIM NO. 2.
Thia was ) Mr.- Sam Burns , the lajon j !
queunsware man , Mr. Barns declined
lo talk about the matter but the stralgh *
of hU story ia relUbly stated to be that
the fellow entered hia plnco and nndo
the aims representations aa be f ere , prob
ably using the fuct of bis purcrme if
jwehy to account for not having the
tlecosaary cueh , Ho picked out goods ag
gregating S250.md in payment presented n
check exactly Mtnilnr to that glvrn to
Mr. Raymond , but calling for only ? 500.
This wan taken on its face and ho ro-
colvod $250 bil.inco , making his not gain
for the day ? 050 caih. This evidently
Htisfied him , for ho did not make any
oihcr ctiko so far as ia known. It is un
to say ho disappeared In good
nnd though ho is reported to have
jono oust on the Ihirlingtoii train , that
natter is not certain. At any rate the
letoctivcs who watched the trsini at
ho depot taw nothing of him and Mr.
3rown , who crossed thu river did not
sight of him.
TUB HE U 1FST I.OSEll
s the McCaguo bank , ns it ia claimed
bat although the chock waa genuine ,
hey j were under obligations to identify
ho 1 man before paying it , especially aa
ho stnio was drami on ntiothor bank.
Mr. Raymond's caution saved him the
xact amount they lost.
Taken altogether , it wna ono of the
ihrowdcst pieces of rascality that has
> eon reported for somotitno and could
mly have been carried out by an expert.
L'hero was nothing In the man's appear-
once to Indicate that ho was not nil ho
represented , and his polite , accommodat-
ng way of mooting all evidences of BUS-
licion helped him through. It will pivo
ho detectives and officers a chauco now
o got in their work and bring to justice
a man ffho has created the greatest con
ation in this line Omaha has yet had ,
In tlto district court this morning , the
Jelim case was continued until Monday , the
ontinunsco being taken by the prosecution ou
ccount'of ono of the prosecuting witnesses bo
ng ill at Sionv Palls. Ono of Mr. liehm'a
luldrcn is also reported to ba quito sick ,
Annual Convocation.
The oightaonth annual convocation of
ho Grand Chapter of Roynl Arch Masons
_ > gan last evening In this city by n ro-
eption tcndorod tKo Grand Chapter by
Omahn Chapter No. 1. A grand banquet
ook place nt Masonic hall nt 0 p. in , ,
ud at ita cloao the degree of Royul Arch
vas conferred noon three c-mdiditon.
Thu morning.tho Grand Chapter will
rglu its neaciou at 8 o'clock for the
r.tuaaction of roguinr business and the
loctioti ] of oilicura will
occur to-day un-
Dia the business will bo sufliciont to no-
easituto a two daya' session.
"Wo are hero to stay,1' nnd. leading in
ho moat elegant display of Fine Jewelry ,
Diamondu , 1 mportcd Clockn and Bronzes
igouta for the Potter Wntch. Riymond
'no Jowclcr , cor. 15th and Douglas ato.
dcSnuto
Remember Raymond is not only a
clublo jeweler but ho is a pleasant mane
o do business with , always trying to
ileaso and accommodate his customoia at
lotrom prices. nuVo
- Mrs. 1'cJdio , the victim of tha Sixteenth
treet saloon riot , is still very III , The OrifUri
ays nnd the remainder of tha gang nro still
t large ,
Keuliori 11. bpririKci's Dentil.
CINCINNATI , December 10. Reuben K. ,
Ipringer , died thia morning , lie was widely
cnown for tbo magnificent gift to the public
n tbo form of the music hall , exposition buildju
ngs and collrgo of music to which he has cone.
ributed in the past nine years about S300.000.ol
lo was eighty-four yearn old nnd his last ill
ness was of short duration.
Springer wns sliehtly Indisposed on .Sunday
aat while attending service nt the cathedral ,
out was up veetcrday nnd had breakfast this
morning. Ho died m his choir , from paral
ysis of the heart.
The executors decline to speak about the
erms cf his will at present , but a gentleman
vho is thoroughly conversant with It says
hat after leaving largo sums to eleven chii-
ron of his three aiaters ho makes liberal bo-
[ iiests lo the Jtoman Catholic benevolent in-
tltutsons in Cincinnati , gives n largo endow-
nent to the music hall for keeping'it up ,
} iveH his picture gallery of ono hundred
jiecoa to the Cincinnati museum after ra-
orving threa or four religious paintings for
ho cathedral , The funeral will take place at
ho cathedral Saturday.
Methodist Centennial Cotifeicncc.
HVITIMOKJ , DecemborlO The centennial
onferencn of the Methodists assembled thia
lorning In Mt. Arernon church , A largo
number of delegates bo'ngpresiiit , tha church
eing crowded Bishop Andrews , chairman of
ho general exectitho committon , called thei
onferencu to order nnd on bin nomination
iishop ( ireenbury was clioii-n preiuding ofiicer
of todays ec 3iuu. Dr. JoBCph CumminH rea'l
i Rcripturol lesson , A contennury hymn com.
losed for hu occasion by Kov. S , 1C , Cox was
Tlio JUtto ItulliBlH.
NEW YOHK , December 10. The American
Base Ball nssoclntion elected II , IX McKn'ght '
president , C , Yonder Aho , vice-president ,
mdV. . C. Wi'kolf , secretary nnd treasurer ,
W. A. Menniek , Win. Barnio , C. Vendor
Ahe and 0. II Uyno directors. The constitii.
.ion U so changed na to gl\o tlio president
absolute pnucr tn appoint , suspend , expel or
nssign umpires. No Bchcdulo will bo printed ,
rho president will ultio have power to suspender
or expel players.
New Ynrlc NCWB ,
NEW YOIIK , December 10. The Now York
ward of tnulo voted to submit nmong other
reconimendationB to thn national board that
.axes and licences should not bo Imposed upon .
cumtnerclnt taavelors ; favoring reciprocity
treaty with Canada , provided It be fully ro
ciprocul , ,
James L. 1'lint , n member of the I mon
dengue club , was nrrested for having persuaded -
od Abe Yetalnger to vote under another
inan'd naino for Cleveland. Ho pleaded not
guilty ,
'
InvcBtlKntliiK Gholorn ,
WAHHINQTO.V , December 10. Upon the
recommendation of Surgeon ( Jenoral Hamtl
ton , the secretary of the treasury granted four
months leave of nbnenio to turgcon Walter
Wyman , of the marine hospital service , to
enable him to purnuo the Investigation of tha
rholora germ in the labratory of 1'rofeasor
Koch , at lierlla. Dr. Wyman goes at his own
expenne ,
Telegraph OprrutnrH Out Down
1'lTTSliunn , Docfcmbcr 10 , hast night th
onerutorH m the employ of the Vr'iutimi Union
Telegraph comtuny wcie notified that hereafter
after extra pay Mould not be allowed for nor !
after 12:30 : u. in. This IH efinl | to reduction
of fifticn to twenty-five dollara per month in
the wagoj of night operator' .
CotuMBCf , Go , , December 10 , AH cotton
factories in the city , onu oxcopted. are run
ningat full time and have advance' ! the prlcf
of go U The plaid mills are nil full of or
dors and business Is brightening ,
Klfctlnn Hc
NEW BiiUNHWiCK. N , J. , December 10 An
eight thousand dollar election bet between
Wm. It. Jernee , of thia city and John White
bead , of South Kner , wan paid to Jerneo to
day by the utako holder.
Cotton ftllllH iteHiinieil.
(
Nsw OIUEANH , December 10. Lehman ,
j
Abrsham & Ct > . ' cotton mills , which close
Account cl deprouilon ID trade , have re
CASES IN COURT.
An Important Decision by Cflualy
Joiige Mciimiocli.
ainttcr * of Importance Bclnro ttio
Other I'rlbiiiiftli in tlio City.
lu tl'O polieo court yesterday afternoon
10 notorious Hello Suiford , colored ,
ho has figured constantly in poliro
ourts tu this city for years past , was
entcncod to p.iy a ilno of ? 10 and cesta
nd servo ten days In the county jail on
charge of drunk and disorderly.
James McGrcggor , a tinolooklng young
hlto man , who is recognized by the po-
co as her "friond , " waa given the same
ontonce by Judge Boncko.
S , U Studloy waa last night jailed by
) tUcor Jaaporsou on a charge of drunk
nd disorderly. On last Tuesday , it la
aid , hia wife obtained a divorce from
Im , nud Inat night ho wont to her rest.
ouc9 on Twentieth nnd Grace and not
olng able to do as ho liked , ho struck
cr nnd was run In by the polieo.
James Wallace , or "Drunken Nick , "
as taken to too polieo station by Officer
ullamy last night , after ho had appro-
riatcd to his own use the proceeds ot n
ot of liuou found on a clothes line in
is immediate neighborhood.
COUNTY COUUT.
In thif tribunal the nttuohment cases
uatltutcd about two weeks ngo against
tiydor. the carriage manufacturer , were
iachargod. The ulaintill filed affidavits
ouutor to thoao upon which thcso pro-
esses were iasuod und the plnintitf , not
cing able to moot them , the attachments
011 to the ground.
The somewhat novel case of the state
f Nebraska ngainst the bjiidiiiicn of
oung John Shannon cauio to u judicUl
ermination yesterday.
It will bo remembered that about ono
onr ago John Shannon was ocntoncod by ,
udjo Boncko to pny a line of $25 nnc
oats nnd servo n term of ton daj s in thu
ounty jail cm a charge of assault nnr
attery of which ho had boon f aunt'
utlty m this couit. The defendant np-
oalod to the district court , his father ,
tarnoy Shannon , nnd Charles Gruonit
Igning his bond for $200. In the nu-
ollato tribunal the defendant was found
uilty and was given the same sentence
a in the court bolow. Young Shannon
orved out hia term of ten etnys in the
ounty jnil and waa released , lib line and
oats remaining unpaid. Thia suit was
rought by the state to recover these
urns from his bondammon. Judge
osterday dismissed the case without prc-
udicc , holding that it was not brougLI
y the proper parlies plaintiff , The ton-
r of the decision was that us the atato
ccurcd no part of the judgment it was
ot the party in interest and therefore
Oiild not recover. Another ground of
iiis decision was that as the condition of
bo bond waa that ho appear at the next
erm of the district court and he did so
ppear ita requirements were fulfilled
nd the bond could not bo forfeited.
IIIITHICT COl'llT.
In this tribunal the councilmen bribery
iscs were not tukon up for two reasons ,
rat owing to the sickness of Bohm , the
jt ofondant , nnd second owing to the ab-
onto of McBain and Hubbard , the mn-
erial witnesses for thentato. It is said ,
lowover , that they will bo hero next
Saturday and the caao will bo taken up
ext week.
To-day the case of Kelson against
/hrrlon Raamusaon as principal , George
'eforaon nnd Swan Nelson us bondcmon
ill bo called up for trial. Thia
aao ia upon a liquor license bond under
10 Slocumb law nnd is brought by
laintilT to recover § 5,000 for the loss of
er support through the loss of her hus-
and who was disabled through drink al-
eged to have boon purchased from the
rst named defendant.
District Attorney Godwin yesterday
ignified his intention of again calling up
: io Chase caao.
caao.u.
u. H. coums.
In the United States circuit court in
bo caao of Giles againnt Little , ngainct
towart ot al , against Alexander ot al. ,
Implo suits on first trial in ejectment
torn certain properly in Lincoln , formal
erdicts in favor of plaintiff were return.-
d , and afterward , set aside under the
tatuto.
In the afternoon the ciso of Blgclow
Broa. ngainstJ. N. nnd U 0. Richards ,
was taken up. This suit is upon .three
iromisBory iiotof , and the plaintiff cooks
o make the defendants Richards liable
upon thorn by proving a partnership ba-
ween them and the iloagland Bros.
"VVIml IH In a Name ,
NKW YOUK , December 10. A medium
i/ed , middle aged mun , with hair turning
ray and dressed HUe a merchant , answered
o tbo nemo of Michael William Haifa to-day
n a special session nf court , lie wan a eon of
Michael William Balfe , a celebrated Irish
intjer end computer. Ho was charged with
raving assaulted his former landlady , The
andlady. Mrs , Tliompwn , in giving her testr
nony , mid .Haifa only paid bur a portion uf
U rout and when flho ordered Mm to leave
u and bis wlfo and daughter nsiuulted her.
Jrois-oxamiriation showed there wnn a pretty
Iqely time at the house , Alts. Thompson a
on-ln-liiw took Balfu'rt door off its hiogut and
.ried to take out a window m their room ,
lalfe showed that MM , Thompson ciinio into
iin room and tried to rotnin poHneimion with'
uut legal process. Thn court was of the opin
on thut Airs , Thompson had acted too hanli
y and discharged tlio prl onor ,
lialfo epouks several languages fluently and
works lit present ns a gas httor. Ills dnugh
er , it ia eaid. Is hUrcnn to half a million ilol-
ars
Tlio National AHHoeilntlon of Trotting
JlorniUn'i'dorH. .
NKU YOEK , December 10 The National
Ansociatloii of trotting horeo breeders met to
day. President Mali presided , Stakes
amounting to ? 20OIQ , were trotted for in l Pt ,
nnd ten stakes are DOW open in which there
are thirty-five nominations nnd on which the
payments to to data amount lo $10,41fi. Or
dered that the number of nominations by
one member bu unlimitul und that
only ono horio , owned i/r eontrollid or
trained In the sarno stable ten days immcdi
nfc'ly preceding , t race could utart in u hon
race. Too committed wai api > oIiite < J to BO
euro legislation that will make It a crinilna
oirenno tnadvorttso garblad or faluo puligrem
A commilteo was ulun appointed tu urga th
enforcement of tha low against pool Helllnii
AIdeniohlsmith ( , L. V. Jlaker , lr . W. D
Noriin , J. U. Wider und J. W. Willis were
elected an execjtivo committee to xorro throe
years. _
Gun , Kliormon unrt .Ji-IT Dnv In.
ST. LOUH , December 10.--Gcn. Shorraa :
tbia evenlog , in answer to attention by tb
Awsoclated jiroas reporter M to whether ha In
tended to reply to the letter of Jeifersur ! Unvl
*
recently published In this tlty , aid that 1) )
might do no at Rome future time but ho ulioiil
consider his own con cleno. That Mr. Dav
hud uot addressed him but the Ht , Louis Itu
publican , and if hu mode any reply It ooul
only ba through the w r deputmect. Hbur
fntlhrr * id thitho dul n l mipptxo any
rct > ttcr niMi nt thfl Prank Mair pn t the nUht
IA rpolic , m tlio ( inul Army Ii
onlv fir 'cl l
f iwrtotml inrniorifs. Still ho ndn Uttnl the
< > I > ort pnblUlml conlilnrd much truth , but
otnll Ho lumnontnf his I on !
n ftnld , t" nnko RCO 1 hli M rllou tint the
Ml war WA < forced oil tbo J coplrof LoiiUhnt
y thnnmopttatoiii In Wonblnetnn , nud tlntt
profits * of the ribplllnn Mr , Daxia
s \li > w of the docliino nf fccp moii
lid tlitcftteupil to u o force m ci e nnv
i tlio confederacy should nttemptliHt ns
len ktuinn n < ' fcnototo statd action , " The
oneral lias already cut to Wnsliinpton mme
ttcru and pnpem boarliiR on the t o but n
i thrir pubHcotloii bo statpd that the author.
loj muit bo coiisultod ,
/Ml
SrmsoHKU ) Mnsi. , December 10.-A stoty
omts fniiii Kgromont In the HerKthiro hills
hich agitates tlio people thereabouts tint
Mello New win , ubout' SO j oars old , died In
it tu 1878 , niul nflor tlio funortl
_ In n little Methodltl chinch , vvm
urled in the town cemetery nnd forgotttni. A
onsntion cornr ? n loiuatlon from the dj ing
sliiuony of H. Worth Wright , of Counieti-
it , who is aid to Imvo confo s-\I tu his
rotlier that IIP , n ftiidont in thoAlbwy mod
al eolli-jjp , wni pro ont nt the funrriu wlib
iber student * nud lay In wilt near the como-
cry 111 ! the tnuhl wns OVIT nnd the grnvo
nrd dcacrlvd , mid thoii helped to dlnmtri the
ody nnd carry It in a sack to tha iiiodical
olli-go. They nt unco went to wink on it in
10 iUB ccting roooi , Wbilo on tlio talilo tlm
ody showed signs of life , nud vvnj rcsusltntod
riday nlternonn nllvo on their hand * . The
uthoritlcs of the collfgo bad her tnkt'U to an
iant.li n ylum In Scholntla county , Now York ,
his is the lait Wnrht Is sriid to hav o known
flur vvheronboiits. The Newman woman
rove will probnb'y b iiponoJ nud the matter
lornughly ltiestimated. .
JJnnk CloKCil.
N. Y. , Dnccmbe'rlO.-WllldnBou
tot , , private banker * , closed thta morning ,
: id iilivcod thi'lr affairs in the Imiuls of thri'o
jciiviirn. 'Iho lirm i rated nt from § tro 000
oSfiOO.O 0. U. 11. llubbells tioosstgiu-o. |
Aiuotiu the de'po'itorn nro tbo city of Syrn-
i o , SJ20.000 ; county of Onouilng , SJO.OOO ;
'uw York Rtnto asylum for idiots Sl'J OOHj
> rscuso vvntcr couipinj' . S9.000. Tlio lirm
composed of Alfred niul ,1. Format Wllklu-
on. ' 1 ho Qlobo hotel property , im ned by the
mi , nna convoy oil by ilooil last night ti > .lolm
VllkiuRon , of Chic vgo. The cleg int ri'sidentos
wnod by the Wilkiii'ons im Juints street uro
so couvojod to the same pitty. It is
louglit speculation in stocks wim tlio cauao of
10 fallnro. Alfred Wilklnton Is n member of
10 tock c\cbaUgo nnd in nald to Imvo lust
i or § 100,000 In Blocks. Ho was also u mom-
or of the uhn'n-mlo iron null sttel firm of
'arKliurct ' A. WilkiiiBoii , ChluiKO.
Bliot I ) > tlio llcuiilntorH.
LKUNOTO.V , Ky. , Dcuambor 10. .loliu 1 * .
laitm wns shot nnd killed by the regulators
t Varmors' Station , forty miles rait of bore ,
t two o'clock this morning. IMarliii had a
uirroll with 1'loyd Tolllnor nt Jlorobead
Cy , , last August , in which shots were ox-
i.mned , a byafinder was kilkd and Martin
arlniuly wounded , The ( mile * mot in roro-
cad on the ad lust , nnd the quarrel was ro-
owod. Tollmcr drew n pistol , but Martinet
ot the drop nnd killed him. Martin wna
akon to Wiucluutri for piotocllon from the
lob. and la t nlgbt wns put on n train under
uard and Htarted for Morthoad to bo tried
o-dny. When tbo trn'n ' reached rarmcru it
ar boarded by twenty men , who held up tbo
11 rda nud riddled Martin with bullet * , kill-
} { him instant ly. It Ift charged the puardu
ere taking Martin tu Morfhoad en a forged
Now "Vork Hlnelc Market.
[ irci l telegram to tbo BKK.
NiYOHK : , lccombcr 10. Tim stock
inrket has 1m 1 n sharp break to day , with
ako Shore end Lrtckawanua the principal
inturos , Lake Shore waa heavily sold upon
18 report tlut there would bo a dividend do-
ared for the current quarter , and Lacku *
vnnna wont oil because of tbo ( report of
rouble In the coal combination nnd ilissatis-
iction with the tiolicy bhat kcopa piers up
nd kills bubinc8B. Gould atooka ore i'o ' olF.
Postern operators are generally _ sollliu the
rangers nnd a good many dispatches lm\o
oen forwnrdrd from Chicago In tlio paat
cok Htnting that the movement of grain in
10 west thin jonr ia Roing to bo very dlsnp-
ointins. _ , _ _ _
National American KciinoIQOIiib ,
CANTON , lli j , , De-comber 10. The contest
i nil ages , stakes uf the National American
fennel club concluded to-day with Iho follow-
.g result : 1'nul Olndstono boat Lady C.
aul GUdstone then beat ( ilodnlono Boy and
OH awarded the first prlzu of 8250. Lady C.
eat Uensio A. Lady C , then boat Gladstone
oy and won eecond money , SI60. Llllioam
> eat ISessIo C. This reduct d the contest for
10 third pri/o.to n race botvvoou Liliieam nnd
ladstonu Boy , but they being brother nnd
ster , thopurxuof S10J WUH divided between
mm by agreement. 1'nul Gladstone , the
inner of the hrft pri7 , is owned by W.
ntcB , of McmphiH. lu the Derby race there
ere tttotny-ono setter * and two paluterfl. 11
cimltrd in Lilloam boating Gem , wIilloBctbio
oat Billy GuteH.
\ioUtfiiK Uio Civil Bcrvloo Act ,
GIIAND KAI'lii'i , Mich. , Novornbor'lO. A
ornplnlut wna made before Judge 1'ariBh , as
Umtod States cornmlaalouvr , nraiust Afdistant
'ostmaBtor Blebs of tbla city , vlolaticg the
ivil Hcrvica net In BohcitlDgcontrlbiitloiiHtrom
inplo.vcs of tha pnutolhco far political pur-
O.ILS ilurliiK thu campaign , Tlio complumt
vaa miuiu by ox-lt prcfientatlvo Vlotcber , on
ulialf of tha civil turvico reform league of
Vow York ,
Tlio IOWA Ser liiini Orowcra.
AiiMHAn.TOW.v , Ia. , Djcombor 10. The
tate convcntieii of Sorghum growers adjourn-
d Hlno die at noon , aflor n 6iiccosnful two
ays' eofdion. William ( illhan , of Dallas
ounty , wa elected president , nnd IT. P. Mot-
at , ot MarHlialltown , xrcretary.
Tlio ItccliHirllmiliiii Measure.
LONDON , Decernberr 10. A committee Ia
icing formed which ahull represent the whole
f Ireland and wliith IH to comldor mid report
pen tbo details of the redmtrJbution bill , nnd
sic the aBaisl.inca of the cousorvntivo leaders
o amend the measure ,
Wall Ml race hioolc IMarUrt.
LL STHKET , December 10 , Stocks about
teady after midday. Later pressure to Bell
esuined nnd tb lowest pricen of the day
were cnrraut at the close ,
A CowliltlL-r'H Hontoiici'I t
IXJUIHV IM.K , December 10. Lawyer Cor-
noilson , who cowhided Judge Itcld , of the
uperior court , caunlng the latter to commit
uiclda from eliamo , wai ncntMnced to tbo pen-
tenllnry by the court ut Mt , Hterllug , Kentucky -
tucky , _ _ - _ _ _
WAIIIINOTOV , December 10. Kor the upper
[ issiesippi ; 1'artly cloudy weather , raiim or
SEOWH , varlublo wlnda , lower turnporaturu ,
Kor thu MlKsouri : Colder , gbueratly , fair
woiktlior , varlablo winds ,
An Inventor Jl < COIIIOK Iritmnr ,
WAnililiUUJ , Conn , , DecBinber 10. A. U ,
Wilson , Inventor of tbs Wheeler & Wilson
ncvslng mathinc' , was today tukeu ta tbo
Hartford Iruano retreat ,
Pnkota'H liiuiilicriiuni.
Dakota , Docombcr 10. The luin
liormon of North Dakota havu formed a pre
liminary organisation , with Walter Joncn ,
president ; Karl K , Kudd , Secretary , and up
o'Jintnitt.-ea on finl lits and
lion.
"Duron is the third richest town in HUB-
eli , und it5 niillloimircs evidently know
what good use to put their wealth to ,
During tlio present year throe members
of ono lamily ( UoHoh ) alone endowed the
poorhauso with 50,000 marks , built a
children's homo worth . ' 100,000 inarka ,
founded a high Bchool worth 70,000
markr , and a fourth IB now about build-
iu # au orphan asylum.
AND ii\mm
A cord of Klnno , thrm ImshoM of litiifl nnd n
cubic jntd of daiul will Uy lit ) cubic feet of
vnll.
The IVitur VulM Ptrcl wnrkc , I'a , hn\o
ulnrtpd in nil ilop irtiiicnti nti > r n iwpeiiBioii
of ilRht wetk .
Tlm pudillo mill of tlio Hi'tlilcbfiii Iron
coiupiity , idle luco the i , irly pnrt ol tlm sum-
mrr , rcMimed December 1.
of fi.OOO mm oinplojod In gln s
works in N'orthotstern Ohio are ready to go
out on n ttriko. Two glasi houses at He'lalio
closed lust week.
Tha uulde an.l sheet irm dopirlmpnl * ot
Singer , Nitnlck A. Co 'n null , ot I'ttttbnrgli ,
IV , , employing about ono huudrrd men ho
clo'tnl iloun iiuldiiutely.
Diuingthn month of XoM-mbor It Is i"tt | .
m tcd that thtra were sold In Minnesota 20 , .
SUfi barrels cf beer brewed In the nUtc , or
nlxmt two and n half quarts per capita of pop
ulation.
Tbo piece workers in thi Koj'touo briilg"
company , of Pittsburgh , I'a , were notilled
that thdr Hugos u ill be reduced from .Inunary
1st fifteen per cent , It ! < probable that n
slmllnr reduction will bo ordered in nil of the
deportment H.
Thn report that ttio oastvrii funmcemcn contemplate -
template n reduction of ! jl per ton In order
that they may compete with the southern fur
naces Is causing much UUP isiness ftmong tbo
I'ittsbnrg iron men , who say that If the
reduction ia made they nloo will be com
pelled to make n reduction in order to bold
their trade ,
A car load of elevator buckets i nd bolts
was shipped last week to ( Jiiehoc , for tbo Can *
nil a I'ncillo rallnnd , by tbd Webster .t Com
stock Manufacturing company , Chicago , A
double senmliig.machlno for seimlng elevator
cups , said to bo the only ono of thu kind in
Aimricn , wns recently added to tha equip-
inenta Df this company.
\fty largo pruportionof Uio fnrmcca of
the country nro out of blast , jot tint pl < Iron
inmlo will nmonnt to nearly 01 qtntuIOJO,000 ,
tnn for the year. Only thu furnacoa w lib Im
proved npplIatiCPH nud ul n maiingcmont nro
now ablu to run , and tlumi lu bm t nni en *
denvorlug , by the largest possible utput to
mcreneo the nariow margin on ptotit now bo-
mg mado.
Carpenters sbonlil romomhcr that fresh gbio
dries much moro rapidly than that win h bnM
boeulonco or tnico melted Tim Iliustordln try
glue , or that undo from wlnto bones , ulmorbn
twelve time Its weight in waterln twenty-four
hours ; fromdnik bones the glno absorb * ulno
tunes its weight of water ; while the ordinary
glue , nmdn from animal refuse , absorbs but
three t ) live times Ita weight of water.
The Indications nro that the present wintnr
will bun haul one for tbo people In South
Bethlehem , IVt. Thu flection lutndi on thin
end of the North IVimryUaiiin * milroad were
jesterday nutilied to work only eight hours n
day , and that their pay would Lo thirteen
cento mi hour , limiting SI.04 per day. During
the summer the mme men we-ro able to i.irn
SI | . i0 ! per day. Thu men at the Bethlehem
iron workfi aio greatly dissatialiod beoaiifo out
ofon thu UiO hand dlHChirgcd nil Monday laxt
only it few were Hungarians , ijavcrnl hun
dred : of the latter class of poop o ro omplojud
utthoworka. They llvoon about $ lfi n month.
Tlio I business prostration nud distress which
1m bsou brought about by the labor troublea
lu thn Hocking Valley eoal rrgioui of till *
stttois imviiig its counterpart in the iron
district comprising the counties lj ing to tbo
touth nnd bordering on tbo Ohio rivoi. In
Wi it Is known ns the Hanging _ ltock region
th iron Imsinmo , in tbo oxprewsivo laiiKiingo
of nil old mill-owner , 11 played out. " Hu re
ferred pirticulcrly to thu cluirconl furnacoi lo
cated elf tbo river but ru nrdod tlio outlonk ns
\orydiiicouingiiigfor nil the furnncua nnd
nulls. Of nil the furiuicoa in Lavvronco county
but tin to nro in blast nud either of them
could buy iron manufactured m Alabama
ToiuiCBBeu or Missouri do ivorrd nt their doora
cheaper thin they can nmko It.
SllltllCICS.
"
Lot no ouo protest that Tcuuyhon's ( illusion
to "raising the wind' ladistrestiug. [ Philadel
phia Timcti ,
"Freedom" is n nort of moaut-to-ba-fliililied
1'not Lnuroato prixluctloii ; it is not n * | iucmoii !
of .lolm A , Logan d best lmpromitu | tlforta at
campaign poetry. INovvnrlc News.
Lord Tonnycon's now poem la entitled
"Freedom " for the of
, purpose , wo fnucy ,
Hhowlrig whnt liberties n declining guniuti can
tuko with u helpless muso. [ I'hilndolphia
1'rem
Karen Tennyson inys Froodom' * opponents
hnvu "brans moutlis and iron tongues. " Why
it is these very men who ehriclc for moro frcu-
doni on this nfdo of the poud-l'liiludulphia ! [
News.
The vvasto.baskets of tbo Itocord nro full of
bettor poems than Tennyson's "Freedom"
just given to a deeply uninterested univerito
with un Imposing Nourish of trumpets. [ Phil '
adelphia Ke'cord.
Lord Tennyeon'o now poem would Imvogono
into our vvanto basket , or possibly into our
pu/rlo department. It roads liku a iiago of
the dictionary htrovvn vvltii nlgobrnio Hymbols.
[ I'liiladelplua Cull.
If Iho now poem on "Freedom , " signed
Alfred Tennyson , did uot bear that nnmoIt _
would find Homo dilliculty in gaining itdmis-
aion to the Poets' Cointr of n country novvs-
paper. [ Philadelphia Chroniclu-Hcrnld , '
If this 1)3 Froadom , well , wu nball have to
make tlio moat of it ; but 'tin a pity that it poet ,
too , should go upon the thoaU of time , wreck
lim gonliiH , nud after having thus wrockud it ,
uliouM < udunvnr to liy a puet'H i uiinaiit.
-Hartford [ 1'out.
Lord Alfred Tonnyfon , tinron Doyncoiirt ,
in his now poem paium n "Freudom' to which
every royal puruHlto futlaiilnir upon llrltnin'n
woulth and power will l.und u loyul knco. His
"Frcoiloui" In u patient , puneeablii datneul
fciKouth , onu lu druim for iigCH-Nowmark |
Jiir. TennyHOii , no doubt , did thn best ho
could with tlm l t xtaii/i , coiimderlrig bin
limite'd per oinil aciiuaintiiiicuwitli Ihoineri ho
WUH writing nlunt , imt If bo will not cimHldor
im meddleenmu , wo would kii gent tliu follow
ing ux uu improved reading of his "iiltiinato
canto" :
Mflii loud against nil forms of power
Unfinished prows and toinpuranco fronk ,
Hxpuctlng all things In an hour -
Mealy mouthed and brassy checks.
[ Troy Telegram ,
llornford'H Add riiowpliuto
A Good
DJI. ADAM MII.I.KH , Chicago , 111 , saya :
"I Imvo recommended Uorsford'u Acid
I'hosphato to my patients , nnd have re
ceived very favorable reports. It is ono
of . the very few really valuable prepara
tions now offered to the nllllotod , Jn a
practice of thirty-five yearn I Imvo found
a few good things , and this la ono of
them. |
Croiileu.
New York Tribune ,
The men who are to bo cloHest to Mr.
Cleveland will naturally become a public
Cs
study. Many of them are new men in
public life , like their now conspicuous
chief. Such are the three Uanloh
Lockwood , Lament , and Manning. The
latter 1i 1 la just married , has a good thing
1i in i the proprietorship of the Albany Argus ,
ia i making money in thu banl ing bualuois ,
and doesn't want any oflioo in the presi
dential ( 'ifhUo haa boon Mr. Clovo-
land's 1i 1 Inumato advisor during his guber
1i natorial career , and will unquestionably
remain a power behind the throne ,
Lament 1 IB characteristically described in
the dchoolboy'B phriwo , "Littlo , but oh
myl" Ho will bu the proBidont's private
uccrotary | , as ho has been the governor' * .
A nowopapor man by training , Ilia aptitude -
tudo for the position ho occupies IB gener
ally acknowledged.
Of Lockwuou the public knows leas
than of Manning and Lament , Uo wut
pacing up and down the corridor of the
Fifth Avenue hotel the other day , occa
sionally stopping to chat with some dig
nitary of the democracy. When hU his
tory was given to mo by a friend aa fol
lows ; "Lockwood'a four great historical
BUQOOBses are all connected with Graver
Cleveland. Ho presented his namu in
the Erie convention aa A candidate for
iherilF , in the DiifTalo convention for
in the state convention for pres
ident , tackworid himao f 1m been only
partially ; tit'rritfnl. Some years rg < > lu <
wnn n inrmlv r < f cotigtesn , but vheu ho
ran ngtin ho wni tnowcd under , Ho
mnniod R Mu Lirown , whorm father wna
iv wealthy lurriituro ilffllcr. At hiadoath
Mr ] , Uronn loft 5JI,000,000. llo trnn
, very much ntfnrhed to Licknood , nnd
loft him $1,000000 ; Mm. Luckwood
nuotlirrf 1,000,000 , und the remainder
jtn j hii otlur lelfttivei , There was nome
talk tliit ho mlplit go into the cnbinor ,
but I don't think ho will materlallzi. llo
isn't quite big ououph for that. "
Ynndcrliilt'M Itnjiilfmi.
Chlc.igo Hernld.
"Did you over hoar about how old
Comodnro Vanderbilt was baptized1 ? ny
marked the brakomnn in ono of _ his
talkative moods. No { Well , this is n
true urory. 1 know it to bo true bo-
1 wns there m > solf. In fact , I
was the high prient that baptized htm ,
ntnl 1 fcil kind of proud of it. "
Youl
' 'Yea , iro. Didn't you know 1 over
bspt'oJ : people , did you ? Well , It waa
a good ninny years ngo , The Commo
dore WAS taking ono of his runs over
the rand by special train , nnd 1 was de
tailed ns the brakctuan. Something 1
did ho didn't like ho waa mighty cross
that dny , anyhow , nnd ho nbuscd mo
Bhnmofulty. ftow there's nothing sensitive -
sitivo about mo. 1 c.ui tnko nbuso i s
\volr ns any man that over nerved un
der n lordy conductor or run oil'nud
loft n switch open for n dude station
nqont to run out in the rain and close.
But it mndo mo nll-lired mud to bo
called hard iiiuuio by Commodore Vau-
dcrbiltvhcrol couldn't fire back , So I sayn
to myself , 'I'll ' got oven with you , old
iiinn. ' Wo were juat nppronching the
fnmoiia double 'S' curve , which ia a few
miles cnnt of Lyons. Oil , 1 could toll
you a dozen stories about that old curve.
The old iiinn was lying down on a bunk
ho had at ouo aide of bin private car. llo
waa aalnop. On a shelf right over hia
head waa a big bowl of water wo didn't
have those line marble lavytorios in them
day * , jou know. 1 slipped In softly and
put that bovrl of water just ns near the
edge of the olielf na 1 dnrcd. Then 1
went nil cud nnd told the cngincnr the
commodore wns mnd because ho was
runnini ; so slow. She wns then making
about forty-five miles , nnd that made the
engineer mnd. llo pulled her wide open.
Juat thon.wo struck the big S curve. 1
thought we'd jump the trade , Lord but
wo did turn a honV.iittnl somcraault. 1
hoard n yell in the car , and on going
buck found the commodore lying on the
lljor , wet from head to foot trith dirty
water | , and the bowl broken into pieces
all about him , Ho swore like i trooper ,
If he'd n-uyor found out that 1 put up
the job on him I know ho'd hnvo had mo
tied to the track nnd rim n coal train over
mo. "
They llud
Detroit Free Press.
"AM" ho aaid , as the door opened ,
but do I address the lady of the
house ? "
"No , olr , " replied the girl , na her face
molted a Httlu ; ' ! am the housekeep
er. "
"Urn. She is out then ? "
' 'Yus , air gene to the skating
rink. "
"And the gentleman ? "
"Ho'sgono otrto aralllo. "
"Urn. Any daughtore'l' '
"Two of 'em , air. The oldest , which
ia Fannie , ia across the way learning how
to play ctiohro , and the other , which is
Susie , haa rigged up as an notress and
gene down to have a stolnraiuo photo
graph taken "
"Urn. No sons ? "
"Only onn , air , and this is the hour
when ho takes his boxing lousoii. Did
you wish to BOO any ono m particulat ? "
"Woll , I am taking ordora for the
Oottngo Family Diblo , and 1 waa in hopes
to aocuro a subscriber. Porhapa you "
"Oh , It'a no use talking , nlr ! " aho
interrupted , aa the door began to close.
My beau brought mo in fifteen dime
novels last night , and Igo to three dances
a week , and I'm just catching on to old
akdgo , and , really , sir , you'd bettor hit
the family next door. 1 think wo have
suspended busiuoaa in your line cf goods1 ?
Ba.\vdiim I'npcr.
Paper made of sawdust la among ( ho
latent achievements , The Hutland ( Vt )
Herald cjniec to UB printed on paper
made oxcluiilvoly of sawdust. It ia n
product of a roller pulp machine invent
ed by G. ri. Pond , jf Glens Falls , N. Y.
There IB m grinding in the process ; the
material IH preened into pulp by iron roll-
orn t < > rkintr in ldo ot an iron cylinder.
t U bloachod.by a now process dovieod
by tlio Biiuu iiivoiitor. In hin inaohino ,
shavings , sawdust and refuse of saw-mills
generally , as well ns btgaesr , the refuse
of suiar-oano are converted Into pulp
made of wood and roge. It deus eoum
to be , in every roapoot it poautiBsca thu
Important advantage of bblng etrong
tough. .Tliotfiitil Dtrcngth ror nquaro
iiich lu nrovo-1 to be ubout double that of
paper unad by most newspaper ? , which
bourn a breaking strain of only about
eight pounds in the teator , while tin's
murlia seventeen to the aquaro inch. It
IF , however , rather hard , harsh , "ratty. "
The gross bonded debt of Now York
oity , exclusive of rnvonuo bonds and in
cluding $ : ! r..17r ! ) 7 ! ) 'W in bonds hold by
tlm ooiiiinieuirincrs of the sinking fund ,
will , on the 1st of next January , amount
to § 125,810.571)3:1. ) : Deducting the
amount hold nn u ( linking fund , the not
debt ia SilO.ICU.OOO. Tlio last assessed
valuation of real oatato waa § I,11,701 ! ) ,
C)7. ! )
C)7.TUTT'S
TUTT'S
PILLS
25 'YEARS IN USE.
rho Greatwt Medical Triumph of tha Ace I
TORPYDUVER.
ro of appetite , IloweUcoillve , 1'nlu In
Uio torrtil , with a. dull eninllon In Ilia
LucU pnrt , 1'iiln under the boulder *
bluilo , Vullnem after fating , vrlfbitdli-
lucllimtlnn to exertion of boar ormlnil ,
Irrltnlillitrorioniper plrll , wllli
a feollneofbnvlnir neglected 101110 duty ,
Wvnriiieaii , Ilzzlnc , I'lulterlnifntlho
Henri , Jot before tbo eye * , lleadueba
ovur Ibo rlsltt ejro , lteillei ne , wllU
Otful dream * , IIlBlilf colored Urluo.uuil
CONSTIPATION.
TCTT'H I'ltititt nro especially aaaptoil
lo aucli cases , ono tloBO olfecta nuoh n
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
OlUT . . . JlAIlt , , . , or , WHIHKKH8 . ohBiiKeil to _ n .
Oixisstr 1I1.AUK liy a Blngio nnnlloution ol
UiU DTK. It Imparts u natural color , aoU
Initniitaueously ! Hold by UruggUU , or
nt uy oxpresnon receipt of l.
} moo,44 Murray St. , Now York.
A GtfAt I'rohlcm.
TltAc hll tlio KtdsH'7 ntul Lwcr
Mttlit'tncx ,
TVko all the Jihoil rtiHIIi-iH.
Tiike all the Jthciimatlo rctnediec ,
Take nil the Ji/f 2 > c } > sia and indlRca.
Unn curcit
Tnko fill the dgttcVovcr , nndblllioua
Take all the Jtrain and Nerve force
revivers ,
Take all the Great health restorers.
fn short , ttko nil 'lio best quilitiea
of all these , and the lest
Qualities of nil the best medicines in
thoworld , nnd you > 7til find that JIoj )
lltttcrs hnvo the beat curative qonl-
itioa nud poivora of all concentrated
In themand thnt they willcuro when
any ornli of theao , singloor combined
-Foil. A thorough tiial will give
positive proof of this
llnrilonod Ijlvcr.
Five voarj ago I broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Hinco then I have been unable to bo
about at all. My liver became hard like
wood ; my hubs were pulled up and filled
with wnUr
All the host physicians agreed that
nothing could euro mo. I roaolved to try
HopBittera ; I have used seven battles ;
lie hardnciK haa all gene from my liver ,
o swelling from my limbs , and it has
: orkcd n miracle in my cite ; otherwise
would have been now in my crave. J.
V. IJoiifiv , Bullrtlo , Oct. 1,1881.
1'oxcrty nnd HuiTorln ,
"I wns dragged down with debt , pover
ty and sullering for years , caused by a
sick family and largo bills for doctoring ,
I was completely discouraged , untllono
year ngo , by the ndvicoof my pastor , I
commenced using Hop Hitters , nndinnoo
month wo Trero nil well , nnd none of us
hnvo noon n sick day since , and 1 want to
any to all poor mon , you can keep your
families well a yonr with Hop Hitters for
less tnan ono doctor's visit will cost-I
know it. " A WoiiKiMiMArf.
( tJTNom ) genuine without n buucb of green
Iliipa un the vvhlto label. Slum all the vile ,
poisonous etui ! with " " " "
"Hop" or "Hops"in their
name.
ftatJciuH ontumiuforrolclrotcilMe'illcnl\Votltii ,
Aildrc , V. I > . CI.AItKi ; , Jtl. JJ
Clark Street , CHICAGO , ILL.
0
Aa t tribal nUitao _ * f $ ulill fiTor ! , ic u "l fl *
Aol * orll rur * t > -ini . l > tmh < t ! % ki l Arap , knl kU
( J r IM fcf it * 1 li etl * * Orit n A fw drop * IriMrt dilklutti fl * r
le ilMi f bkinpcn . aJ to All ututni-r Jrlnhi Trj It , mnA
iittr * f crtiPt-.It * . A k lour porr r * liuflrl t fif tbfttt.A9
ir s& > i > DurMturlb/llLJ U II hlt-OriLTftbOVS ,
; . \7. wurrECUAiiiT , COLS AOEiiZi
57 JSItOU > H'Jtf. i"
msoa cf ills ,
t , liability ,
rhiiimatlsm , lexer
mill BRIIO , Hi or com-
I Ulnt. inactivity tt
the klJiKjB nnd
liladdor , constipa
tion nud other or *
KAiilo rualajlre , Ilo -
tcttcr'a Stomach
Hitters Is a tileil
rcinoJj , ti which
tha medical brother
hood liavo lent thulr
I'rotcsslonal etno-
tlon , and which B a
tonic , alterative and
tiouxohold npoclllo
lor disorders of the
stomach , Itrcr ind
Ira well hag an un
bounded popularity ,
for imlo by druit-
Kbttn and doalora , to whom apply for He tctter'n Al-
inHiiAn for 118C .
WEAK.UHDEVELOPEDPABTSi
OK THIS HUMAN liODY hNliAUlKI >
hi III Nt IIIKNMV * I in , l < an i
m& ,
OR. HORNE'S ELB5TRJG BELT
( VIII euro NtnmiinuH , l.uinliniru , llhiMiirntliin I'
NuiiralKU , HelHtlin , Klilnn ) , H | Inn ami Liver iII i. M- ,
( liiit , Anllima. llimitilliiKuui W i | i l loiiNiliiill ii.irj
iliilnn | , lutinli , Him , hilhMj | | liii | iliiKi , liiinib Ami ,
liiiln/iiii llirrl He Only nl < iitltli I iiciiklillii Aiiii-r
Iru UiiiiMiiiliih * l'ln.trliliy ml innBiiutUin thrniiKlitba
b Jy , auU i u Ui roclmmod 1-u nu Iniuia Uy llio luttlaiil.
Winter Is coming , the loMoncf the yo r lor cho %
tnd palm. Invlawol thin fact wo ciy bay me nl
Dr , llorna'a Kloolrlo Holts Dy no dolnar ) oulll
tvolJ llliciimiitluin , If Idiiey Troubles and ether III *
Imtflofihlthn'rto. Iu not ilo ] y. but ti -our
IIIro ndln mUl5 bcltii , No. 1122 Iouel [ Htroft , or
0.1' Ooodraan'd. tllO K rn m H . , Ouitln , Hu\i. \ Or
ders filled O O U
St , Charles Hotel ,
0 8T1IKKT , IIKT.7thami8lhLINCOLN , NEU.
ilr . K toCoalliFrrprIctoiU ! .
trtivvlv ami i'loaMtly ( luriiUbcd , ( lood eamp'c
r.oimcn nmt lljor. t
rTeruin * ' SO tiSJptrduj , Spoclatra'cB ' given
ncmbcrjof Ibn IcKli' ' turr. no\C-lm ! me
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Thoroughbred nud High Grade
CATTLE.
Ilorsen , Eegs , Farming Tools nnd
Machinery.
Having olJ my fivtrn , I will offer at pulllosale en
mill f rui , on th U. 1' It. - , 8 rniltH norlhwmt of
Llnculn , Nub , anil 3 rul'itf ioutbo t ol KajmonJou
\VI'.DNEHDA , IIKCEMHK.lt W , 1H8I ,
CouuccucliiKat 10 o'clock , the fJllowlug :
Eluveu heail uf lliorotmlibreil Short torn Caw * ,
miiiiioiuil to ID In c II , throe Ihorcugtibria 8hort-
horn Uf Ifor C > | ve , to thorouicliurittl Hboit born
lliillt'ulvm ; dietlior tithbreil Uu I , Sjiuiii old ; my
tulebrated limwrtca ( ! allo * ) Dull "Y nkfc" anil
two liuj.urtoa Hallow > io , anJ their two liull
0 >
Mr Vr'il 51. WiKxIii will a'ro u1l Iho ttrpoitcii Gal-
low j bull , "K luil" Dil lour t'till ruhea ut cf
) iU hiioit horn ijrailu UoHitntl Ills Oilloway bull
UilJeroy , " anight worth niulbir.
All tlio uhoto lliorouKhbriil 8 oolt uro rcoorJfd.
Aluo 6 ( hu > tl ol hlith yrailu Blioit-bi < rn cow a aJiJ
Hi HOIK , ii | p neii tu ba m ca'I ' b ) a ) ( lalloway ilull
Ainu not oral COKH , f'o'h acd BOOU to lo trmlL
AI oJOlil li ur U Calioc.IU two ; ur olj Hjh-
Ki&do ti ; I'M llofu nl rig * ; 10 Work 110le kud
JliroH ; U Vcarllng Uolt , an < l H uoVlrigt cll ; 1 > U torn
ol ll y6Utocn ef Ullkt ; l.tOObushelH il t'un ; 'JO
cnn ol Corn In ihockj bU buihe ol Ku ; 41 trubtl *
Ullletftud ull tbo touli > nd nmchlneiv u wl nil too
( aim ,
l.uchat uorn I'l wai in room * .
Kaio will bo utdii uiidor cour o tr at no ono need
itaykw y on acimnt ( I tl > o wcuthcr.
VKIIUHOKSAl.b mm * tn.ler (10 c kli ; Over
$10' 1 momba time witba | > | irnvnl lu urlty v ltn JW
iiorofiit lutiru t0 ; uroent fit lorcoib.
Traliu ovir Iliu Unlou I'ao'llowillltoM ' ) Llocoln it
8 66 o'clock . m. , ri turnliu t 6 anil fl o'clock p. nu
nd will arrliu from tbe north t lloVJoik . m uiif
leato BoliHfUoith tO.Sir. m , A1" . i-
ISAAC JOHNSON , i. * t
TRKD. M. WOODS , Auctioneer.
. For ratiloum I ol Tncroujblrod block.