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"jH-zr ' . * . MW > THE DAILY BEE"- TUESDAY , JANUARY 20 , 1885. I YOUK , A" D AMlHU I Ov A rtilAli CiRD TO III * Hearthstone Publishing Comn'y , , rillt.ADU.l'HIA , 1'A , Anil jmi will teiciioby return malls SPECIMEN COPY ! 01 TIIR llRAHTtntoHK , tmlch Is wltnnut exception ( he Mat S.try lVi | > riiublllhcd. TUB HRiRTiifiTOM ! Is a nxteen-ixuje pajnr , full the choltftt nnj'nal trrtnll , nMclttt , jxxtrn and Mf M < uifoi/iar < iV/r / , ami Is printed on line tlntoJ 1'antr. Thwo who in'ncrlbc during the ntxt "Ixty dayi will receive any cnoof Ilia following artlclo : WOOD'S I'KNOGIUril , llio best fountain pen ever u od. OK.V1 LKltAN'S 003SA1IKU COAT or L&DIK3 KKWI-OhT. HAHNK' , VOPUtiAH HISTORY , DAY'S COU/AUON of 1u , ( J quotations from SCO authors , ortilouriy lllu trat l. TIIK NKW AMIIHIOAS UluTlON AtlY. ArOCKBrMAGNIKIKH. . HOW TttllKAD CIlAllAOIKIlJ a very Interfiling book. > ' A TntrMM'LATKn CHIMV8 SET ; Or SIX TIUPLK PI.A'KDTKA SPOON'S. 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Tlw face of Sn nh Althcn , while Judge Sullivan was reading his decision thnt gave her to much of Sharon's property was a study in itself. A pallor ci-opt into her checks , the tell-tale under lip had to bp kept close prisoner by the upper , then t'icro ' cnmo a little smile , and then she leaned over on the gteen plaid shaul and gave a single sob. But it was nil over in a minute , and when she found herself re fer , ed to from the bench as "Mrs. Snmh Althca Sharon , " and heard the golden words , "division of the community prop- oity , " she sighed faintly , while a flush of joy came over her face. Anothcr instant and MM. Simon was surrounded by con gratulatory f-icnds , and then , as hand after hand sought hors , she broke down and began to cry quietly. The quick-eyed judge saw this , and , dreading a scene , or dered the court to bo at once cleared. The plaintill' moved into t'lowitness-toom ' with her friends , and thoio went through aiK'lher hand-shaking siege. "Mrs. Shaton , " saitl the reporter , "you are heartily glad , I have no doubt , that this Is ovot ? " "Indeed , indeed I am , " she replied , "I have t'aton but little and slept scarcely a wink this weak through oxcltomont. " "You managed to control yourself "It wai n t > roab effort , though , Ion assure you , but I do not beliuvo iu mak ing scones. " "It will be to hardly necessary con- gra'ulato you. " "No , " said Mra. Sharon , "Tho decis ion is nil the congratulation I want , end I am prepared now to paea a mcriy Ohrhtmns , oven although I am a di vorced wemm. " "I'hln , 1 nupposo. " s id the reporter , actdreBsiojr Tjlor , Sarah Althui's counsel , will oven make umcnda for the tinea for contompl ? " ' 'To thunder with the lines. 1 am ready to pay thorn aovon timpa over , " said the lawyer , baamiug with glee. "Jt'a a great victory , sir , a great vie tory. " 4 What are the pecuniary advant3ges of the decision ] " it wao aakod. "The pecuniary advantages , " said Tyler , "ara that a receiver will bo ap pointed , to whom an accounting of the Sharon catato must be madoi nud then the division Mill couio. But prior to that there will bo on order for back alimony , and BO it has been intimated that , that will be at the nto of $5OGO a month end the case baa been running thirteen months , why , of course , Uut means § 05,000. " "How about counsel fees ? " "O.they cannot bo less than § 100 OCO , " chuckled fyler. ' The case will bo appealed from , I suppose ? " "I'm ' not sure of that , " said Tyler. "And supposing an appeal ia takou , n decision from the supreme court cannot bo reached within three years. " "During which time alimony will bo paid ? " 1 'Exactly so , and at the rate of § 00- , 000 a year or I don't know much of this base. " Ex Senator Sharon was found by a re porter iu his rooms in the Palace hotel. With him was Senator Jon p , of Nevada , and another gentlcnun. Mr. Snaron did not look as If he hold thros qneens and jack , nor did ho appear like a broken lily or a faded flower. In fact , ha looked just a triil a ont tf sort ? , with an inclina tion towards losing hia rononned self- control. Instead of permitting the re porter to interview him ho Interviewed the reporter. "What do you think of the case ? " ho asked. The reporter intimated ihah hia thoughts wore not to bo published and then aaVod the ex-senator what he wcs going to do. "Fight it to the bitter end ; fight it in the courts and fight it on all Bides ! " he exclaimed , with a 'great deal of vehe mence. ' 'That decision h not sustained by the facie. That contract Is a forgery and BO are the letters , and knowing that I'll never give in to the last. That's all there ib to it. " SENATOR JONES. A. Komantlc and Ki markablc Ca reer. Senator John P. Jdnes , who has jusl been re-elected to the United States sen ate by the .Nevada legislature was born in England in 1820 and was brought to the United States by his father in the follow ing year. They settled in Ohio. In 1850 tha gold fever struck him. and after a nine months * voyage around Capo Horn ho arrived at the Golden Gate. Not yet 21 , and with hardly money enough to kuoi him over night , bat full tf hope and ener gy , hu went direct to the mines in search of gold. Jn the summer ol 1851 ho was working a rich placer on the Stanislaus river. Soon after he was the owner of a rich 61alm on Weed's creek , near Sonora. 'ihnn he went into Sierra , Bntte , Nevada , Shasta and other mining oauntics , where bo worked far years iu long , dreary tunnels , With the proverbial "miner'o luck , " many a "pile" the senator mndo and lust , at tno hazircom game of tunnel-mining , aptndiug the fruits of years of toil ia ( mallow placers , to reach the gjandor prize of nome tanlo mountain lead , until ho finally "atruck it rich. " One of his gioat enterprises , and the only ono ho over cave "up without succeeding was an attempt to develop the Panamint inineein Mono county , whichafterapond- ing millions of dollars , ho abandoned. He had intended to connect this Punamiut enterprise by rail with the Pa cific railroad In Nevada and with the coast. For this purpose ho built the railroad and bought the site of the town of Sanl a Monica whore he built exten sive wharves for the accommodation of atoamers and sailing vessels. He had a corps of surveyors' and engine era em ployed for montha examining the practi cability of making a canal , road , and a railroad across the "Colorado Desert , " to connect with the coast. Equally gigan tic have boon his enterprises in the states of Nevada and Oregon. At ono time hu controlled the Ophlr , Savage , and Crown Point mines on the Oomstock lodo. lie is the owner of extensive establishment * for the manufacture of artificial ice at Atlanta , Now Orleans , Dallai and other aouthorn citlet. Ho ia also the owror of Damman Baths in San Francisco - cisco A few ynra ago ho purchuoi 12,000 ucros of land at the cocillaeuco of the Napa and Sonoma creeks , which wera subject to ovoribw. Around thi land ho hag built a dike at a coat of f 8200,000 entirely for the purprso ( f making soirp of the most valuable land 1 in Califon ia out of a dreary waste of f mud. Ho Ins invettjd millions in el- most counting worka for the develop , ment of hi reiourcos of the Golden * Utp. His political career culminated in hia boinc elected to tbo United Statei aonato , Ho ia of massive mold anc plenaant aipect , and a fluent epeakcr His speech on the remonet'Zirg t f silver in 1878 w.-u n c ignizsd as ono e < f the > most valuable addlttot s io general infnr matlon on the subject of coinage. His most conservative friends In the east plncn hi * wealth in solid nugco'.s at 5100,000,000. NOTRS. Harper's Magazine * for February is an unuscally interesting number , beautifully illustrated. The frontispiece la an en graving by King from F. S. Church's ' printing , "The Mermaid anil the Sea- wolf. " The illustrated articles embrace a wide variety of subjects iuteratiig to Iho atudent of history , of biography , of science , rf arl , 03 well ai to the gin- oral reader. The loading ntticlo is a de scription of Hatiiohl house , the homo of Iho marquis of Salisbury , the tory hador. Among the illustra tion are spmo beautiful drawings. Louisa Livingston limit contributes some now and interesting material cm corning General Richard Montgomery , whoao youthful horolam and early death constitute the most romnrkiblo romance of our llovolutionary war. The article ia illustrated. Mrs. Le Plongcon , rrifo of the distinguished explorer , gives an Interesting description of Merida , the capital of Yucatan , and of a journey to thu ruins of Uxtnal- beautifully illus- tratrd. Professor Newcomb's urtlclo on thu Lick observatory includes , besides an entertaiuinj sketch of James Lick , a complete history of the progrrsi thus far made In the construction of the great telescope. The most remarkiblo of the illustrated pupcrj h that by Dr. llichird T. Ely , ou Pullman City. It is a timely socitl study , showing thst whatever ad vantages may bo occured to the laborer by the most benevolent of schemes providing him with a beautiful lodging iu a clean and thoroughly well-managed city , anel with every educational uduiatago for his children still , so long as ho cannot acquire - quire the ownership of his home , and can bavo no v.olco in these public matter4 which concern hiuas a citizen , ho h bat the tenant of a gilded cagu ; showing , also , that if Mr. Pullman's experiment wira generally Imitated by the captains of in- duslry , the lojutt would ba a reversion to feudalism the establishment ef tl'o nest absolute power in the bauds of cap tuliats , and the topresiion of ull inde- hiidunco on the part of the laborer. ? lie second installment cf Miss Wool- ; ou's now oorial atory , "Ewt Angels , " jives the reader some novel and charm- ng pictures of Florida Tbo reader of ho anonymous novel , "At the Hod Jlovo , " will on joy its faithful pictures of Jerneso life. Edward Everett Halo contributes ono of his bright ojt chore" stcrics in ' 'Aunt Caroline's Present. " [ 'hemis ' also a characteristic short story by Tiizzla W. Clumpnoy. John Fislro con- ribntcs a paper on "Tho Federal Jnion , " giving a history of Us Aryan precedents. The illustrations of Gon. Grant's paper 311 Shilob , wh'ch ' Is to appear in the Uidwin'or ( February ) Century , will be moro prjfaso than these of the other war f apsis already published. Articles n the tame number by Col. Johnston ho sin of the confederate general , Albert Sidney Jchtiston , and Col. Jor- I ID , of Gen. Boauregaid'a ' staff , will tell ho fitory of the confederate eielo of hi'oh. A letter viill bo printed ftoni 3oa. Fitz John Porte r , describing tbo circumstances of the oiler of a high fed- ' commission to Gen. A. S. Johnston , who , ai the breaking cut of ( the war , was n charge of the department nf the Pa ific. Gen. Porter declares that tbo as- crtion that Gon. Johnston intended to urn over to the secessionists the defences of Californh , or any part of the regular irmy , is falsa and absurd. Cassell's Family Magazine is strong in Is fiction. There are few more attract- vo serials rncn-ng in any magazine than "Sweet Chrlataoel , " by Arabella M. Bopktnson. There is a largo instill- ment of this and of "A Diamond In thoRough Rough , " by Alice O'Hanlon. Then there are shorter stories for these who like to take their fiction at ono mouthful. The hero worshiper will find much lo lm taste in the fac-similes from "Our Auto graph Book , " and the practical minded will find much valuable information on 'The Secret of Making Clear Soups' . " The home decorator will bo interested in tbo simple and eaiy lessons in repousse work , from which she can learn to hammer brass with skill , and in the concluding paper of "How I Fur nish on a Hundred Pounds. " The thrifty woman who accom plished this end so successfully might not have done BO had she not received a valuable present in the shape of a ira'd- robe stored with linen ono of the most expensive items In the furnishing. "Brother Jonathan's Womankind" will tiloiiao iho to ra'led ' ' 'Now York Butter- fly""moro than iho farrier's wife , both of whom it describes. In "A Historic Corner of a Historic Town , " "Storiny Stratrord1 la described , " .now Wo Live in Regent's Inn" gives the American an EiMightlntoakindof lifoontiroly unknown on this side of the water. The clut on dress from the Paris correspondent of kho Family Magczlne gives the woman reader miny timely hints as to how she nay best array herself. In quito a dif ferent vein Is the paper on Sir Richard Iven ) and his work , a thoroughly scien tific performance fiom tbo pen * > f Proi. Win. Durham. The illustrations of this number , from the handtomo frontispiece to the mechanical drawings in "The Gatherer" are all excellent. Cassell'a Family Magazine caters to a great va riety of tastes , henca Its success. Oaesell & Co , Limited , Now Yerk , § 1 CO a jear. An important feature of Babyhood for January is an article by Dr. 1'alo on "Tno First Steps , " in which the earliest dwelapment of the baby's power of 1 comotion is described iu a practical manner , with suggestions as to the avoidance of "bow.leg , " "knock-knees , " etc. Parents of little folks SB yet name less may liua some serviceable hints in an amusing sketch by ll v. Edward Everett Hale , entitled "Naming the Baby. " Mrs. Christine Laid Franklin raaloi "The Infant Mind" a subject of mo t interpttiog study. "Baby Abroad In Winter , " by Marion Harlind , nud various other features , go to make thin number a valuable one for all who have the baby's iotorest at heart. "In Case of Accident. " By Dr. D. A. Sargent , illu.t-atod. Boston : D. Loth- rep & Go. Price GO cents. This little , handbook is worth its wi isht In gold , \ and should bo found on the most conven unt shelf e-f tviry family library. The author is corn-clod with the Harvard Ui llfgo pymDauum , and tbo ccntouts ol the volnma nro undo up of practical t lts doliveied before the laiics'clats ol gymnasium Hia Mm la to vivo such puutlcil Information at will t id to self < proiemton in limoi of durgdr , and tf te ch a fov ef the simplesmothcds o : mcet'nj tha common aoriljuts act oniorgtti. ci cf llfv The ilks.r&tln art ntiua-rous tnd excellent. Red Lnlter Stories. Price 00 c nlc Mdamo Johnnua Spyti U pronounced 1- compotcnt critics the lost Hing Germ writer for children. Miss Lucy Wheel' of the Uhauncy Uall Scliool , Bcstoti , h trnnnlattd atjarien of her inrsicharmii tnlee , ui.dcr the aboyo title. Thia dt- llghtful yolunip , prettily bound atul illu * tratcd. is ono of the best Boiling books o the BPison. Published by I ) . LuMirop A Co , Doetou. "Out of the Wreck , " by Amanda Douglaris a otory with a special purpose , as la unusually the wxso with the novels of this writer. The present specimen Is a plea for the tight ol women puH'oring from tbo misconduct of unworthy bus. banda to separate fiom them , and provide for them and thulr children unhampered by their worthless partners. It might ba suppcsed that argument upon ouch casua wjs unncccflsary In the prcaent Btato of the world , especially as i ; is aoporation and cot divorce that is pleaded for. Uowo\or , thii theme la matlo the basla't f in egroiablo ntory , and the details of Eleanor Marshall's business undertaking are treated in n realistic way whlco will have ita special intcrcnt for noinon em barking in similar industricp. Thia no > tl is published by Leod it Shepard , of Boston , and is for sale in Omaha oy W , T. Seaman. "Farnoll's FcllyT by J. T. Trow bridge , published by Leo it Shepard , Boston , and for ealo in Omaha byV. . T. Seaman , is an inloreMiig story. It seems impossible for Mir. Trowbridgo to write a book devoid of interest or of a curtain degree of literary merit. In "FarnoH'a Folly. " the hero , William Reyburn , is a line specimen of younp manhood genorone , nolle , and full ef radiant common eonso. The fascinating Marian , on the contrary , ia inexcusably coarse uud rather vulgar minded in her flirtations. Among the best drawn char- aotera aao the ntnlwiirt mechanic , Miles Fenway , and eccentric and miserly Undo Carotin. The February CENTYKY { W5f ; < . * :9 ( PPW ! ft * > AM"V'fl , fbirr. l . i\iAbJ J i UVii--aS < * < \ > S tVarrapor , ' ' * " , ni'si r i M THH DATTLE OF , -fe ' 'sy'SSP W'l' ' > many personal rcmi- * nisccncc' . I'lofusclj illnstrntcd THE GONTEDERATE SIDE Told by the son of Ocn. Albert Sidney Jo'in tea and a Confcilcrnlc Slnll-oflker This is the bnllhntly illustrated MIDWINTER NUMBER , Containing many stnUnu fcaturts , among them 'ROYALTY ON THE MISSISSIPPI , " 1SV MARK TWAIN , WINTER SPORTS IN CANADA , ETC. Sold by nil dcnlers. Price , 35 cent * . Tun CENTURY Co. , New-York. Bee Hive Photograph < 3T1TT3DiO _ _ ? . , , XtM i n * - Anou * , 213 North IGtli Street. Iltmouibcr that iny Pbotocwphs ro tnepucted before being delivered om the BEE HIVE PHOTO- KAVU STUDIO Msurlnj every- ody perfect sxtulactlon. PnOTOORAPEB. D. O.BBYAKTM.D. 1224 : Farnam Street , ornorlSthSti OfBoo hcurfl 9 to 12 a.m. , Z to i n Ten yc rs ozperlenco Cui epeak Oormin.- < vt Bl.dly Dr. . OFFICE AND UH3IDENOE 617 Dodge St , - Omaha TnLKPHONK NO. Ill THE SWEDISH DRUG STORE , Cor. Fifteenth ft. and Capitol avc. , ilashecc rc-oponcd , fully Biippllcd with Drugs an A ileillclncs Carc'ul aitenllon cnpeclally ( 'lvon to 1 ciOTb' prcECrlptlons hy an experienced riwcdlch iharnmclat. tiTA. ( nil line of Stationery , I'erfuinea Limdburgh's Christmas curds and other holiday ar .Idea , MRS. EIIIO WRKTLIND. NUESERY STOCK Thoho desiring1 Fruit or Ornamental Trees , ines , Shrubi nnd Plants , will consult their m interest by calling at the real citato office if J3. L. Kinvry , 180(1 ( llarnoy St. , or 2200 < * anmm St Owera for Spring planting must jo given noon. Omaha Hationa U. S. DEPOSITORY J. H. MILLARD , WMI7WALLAOE President. Caihlei $500,000. Flro and Burglar Proof Safes , For rant at from 9 to KO per innun NEW SrOllKI NEW GOtiDS A. KALISH. Merchant 'Tailor ' 822B , lOthttreet.lbotwcen Farnimand ll 'i.t.j- ' Low prlcca and good Ooojs avpeclalty All clothv mule upl n good ttyle and on abort nutloo , Call an convinced. Uemombcr Hie olane , SMS. 10ti > 81. THE NEW FEED STORE 710 N. Sixteenth street , Bells floua cheap er tlmii any other store , in Omnlia. UNION I'ACIKO , " 3 ; W8IIIIUIIN TIVK , $2.90j "FaVilKITK Or' oil AHA , " ( LID. 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ARCHITECTURAL AND EllDQ O e-a o © 1-4 i-l ilP We are prepared to furnish plans and oBtinntos , nndwill ccntruui KB erection of Flouring Mills nnd Grain Elevators , or for changing Flouring Mills , from Stona to tbo Roller System. i J25 ? .Espeeial attention given to furnishing I'owdor Plants for any pu. po e , and estimfttPB made for some General michinery reimirs lattende promptly. Address RIOHASD & CLARKE. Omaha.Neb
