THE OMAHA DALLY B1SJ5 , THURSDAY , t > EQEMBER 10 , 1885.
MOlf TIIE STATE CAPITAL ,
The Board Returns From Their Eastern
Salt Field Visit.
7tE ! LINCOLN STOCK YARDS.
Some Tnctfl Connected AVIIli Tlicir
I < ilfltrniC ! The Outlook 1'orllio
J'latit Vnrlnns Capitol
Matter- ) .
[ mo > i TIIK nr.fi't MSCOI..N
Onu by pun the members of thu board
of pnbllo lands nnd buildings are return
ing from their visit lo the .salt fields of
Michigan nnd New York. Secretary Ilog
gcit eatno in Tuesday , Attorney General
Leefo arrived last night , and Treasurer
Willnrd U expected to-day. Considera
ble Intorcet is expressed ai to llio tenor
of their report , nnd tlio inquirios.as to the
tlino when It may bootpccled are n tuner-
ous. To oiio nnd till the answer la given
Hint the data collected on the trip h in
the Keeping of t geologist and secre
tary of the eonnnlttce , who U just now
vlsiling friends nt ( 'oncordia , Kan , , und
nothing can bo done until he returns.
Dtirivian inforninl Interview yesterday
SeiWary Itoggeii Htild that tlio New
York salt makers assured the committee
that with surface brliru of 510" gravity the
stilino Holds of Nebraska should prove a
bonatua. At Syracuse the brine aver
ages 7 < j ° , but the niodo of nuinu-
lactttro is very expensive , niul
the margin of prollt small. Xone of the
companies are making any inonuy ex
cept on the higher grades of table Rait ,
and a patent , article of largo cube pack-
Ing. The cheap grades from Michigan
monopolize the western market- * , and in
the. east tlio product of the immense de
posits of rook Kill iii Wyoming county ,
New York , has seriously affected , the
market. " 'I he ehlef trouble at Syracuse
is said to be tlio maintcnaueo of
"blocks , " as the evaporating shells are
called , pipes for thu transportation of
the brine , etc. At present only a small
number of the "blocks are running , and
as : t consequence the revenues of the
slt'to have been sprmnsly diminished.
AH in Nebraska , Iho wilt basin Is owned
by the atato , and the brine is furnished to
the various companies til a royalty of
ono cent on every bushel of salt made.
The income Irom this last year
was $70,000 , , and the expense of
pumping , supervision , etc. , $ i > 0,0'JO. '
At Warsaw , in Wyoming county , a
large deposit of rook salt has
been found , anil u strong brine obtained
by pouring fresh water into the wells ,
puddling U vigorously , and then pump
ing it outlor evaporation. A large shaft is
now being sunk , and when completed
the rock salt will bo mined like coal , and
then ground. It i.s tlio opinion of Iho
Syracuse men that n .similar deposit of
reek salt exists near -Lincoln , and the
brine in the basin comes trom Irish water
Mowing over it and working to tlio sur
face. They as.-ert Unit it tins brine is of
thirty degrees gravity at the surface it
will bo much stronger 100 feet down.
They .suggest that wells bo sunk nnd the
matter thoroughly tested. One point
urged by those who have an itching in
terest in tlio "development" of the saline
lands hero is that they can be worked
without , an expensive plant , us no
"blocks" or anytliing of that nature will
be re.ipdred. ' 1 he board is now advertis
ing tor bids for ninking a test well , and
the pi OjR'sals will bo opened on thu ' 'd
inst.
71IK LINCOLN STOCK VAltUS.
About twenty-live of the principal
stockholders and oll'icers of the Lincoln
Stock } ards company , visited the plant
yesterday and assisted in the formal
opening of the new hotel and exchange
building , the occasion being celebrated
in Mi.o atylu by Landlord Hall , who on-
tnrtuineil the visitors at. dinner From
Secretary ( iillepMit , who sat at the HIE :
niuu'.s right hand , the following informa
tion concerning the company was gath
ered : The idea of organising thu cor
poration lirst took deliuito shape in April ,
IBS I , when niter assurances ot cooperation
tion and good fellowship on the part of
the Omaha company , the Lincoln Stock
Yards company was born , the parents
being John Fit/gurald , presiilent ; John
Uiliespio. secretary ; J. I'I I lout/ , treas
urer , and J. H. ( JonIling , superintend
ent. The capital stook was placed at
$1,000,100 , and ono quarter was paid in ,
the chief inventors being residents
of'Lincoln. The company bought 0iO
uere.s of land northeast of the city , for a
town site , and then took a rc4l until the
legislature- , when through the assist
ance of Senator McShano and the Dong-
las county delegation , a lease of 010 acres
of stiite land , adjoining the town site ,
was voted and other noeo&aiiry legislation
ficcurcd. Thu yards wore opened for
business September JM , IbtfTi , and during
thu lifhtthirty days 1UO cars of stock wuro
received nnd Bold. The business has
grown until to-day lliu Burlington & Mis
souri has abolished all Its ( ceding slit-
{ lout , and Is turning nil stock shipments
into the Lincoln yards. The demand
hero at present is exclusively tor feeders ,
but negotiations are pending with
custom men for the operation of beef
nnd sheep slaughtering IIOUF > OS , and two
pork imekuriort , Contrary to ( ho common
idea there is competition , but no oppo
sition in this businenH between
Omaha and Lincoln. The desire of the
managers of both companies is avowedly
lo work together BO as lo inako good
markets for the shippers , nnd break thu
solid stream now Mowing into Chicago.
This is thought , can best be accomplished
by maintaining jardw at Lincoln and
Omaha , both , on the principle that com
petition invites trade.
uirv aiders.
The llrst. mawiuerado party of the sea
son will bu given nt lliu city hall this
livening.
Mrs. Alfred Keen.S and sister have gone
on a three months' ' visit to friends atl-'ort
Scott , Kansas.
The lair of the Ilniversalist church con
gregation is in full blast nt Temple hall.
Ur. S. by ami otlmr generous inusi-
clans of this city , havu proMinted the
ohoir at thu penitentiary with u tine
organ.
Thu IVosbvterian fair opened last
night to a full house , and thu l.tdius who
have been making funoy urllehis tor sale
ronpc rn > rluli harvest ot dolhiru.
Tlio Ailingtoii hotel was taken posses-
hliui of by thu slioriu" yesterday under
'
t'oivcloMint of mortgage proeecd'ings.
Thiis Lincoln's lirst experience with
vrntor service in winter , and as a conse-
quonct ) numerous accidents from the
breaking of iro/.en pines aru reported ,
The Intent snll'erer is tlio "Topics' ' * man ,
who was Hooded out ifistorday morning ,
Thollrii department , niter a rest of ex-
nelly onu month , was called nut at ( I
o'clock yesterday morning , The alarm
came from H and Thirteenth streets ,
\vhorn William O'Shea had piled some
hot ti.-hes against ( hu side of his house ,
The damage wa.s trilling.
VUituib trom the woat report H very
light snow fall from Hastings to thu
fitate line , less than ono Inch on llio aver-
ngo. In Lincoln thu "beautiful" piled
up to four Inches.
SfATK AlCltlVAUS ,
J. 11 , 1'ardoo , IMysMW ; Mrs. John C ,
Iligby , IMtricc ; Thomas C. Tiigg. W ,
H. Furgubon. Wtico ; U. W. WdsQ. M !
liivhlsou , . ork : M. L. llig ciitt , I'm-
man ; .loM'ph Tight ) , Unulolmw ; A. O.
Pearson ; Omaha ; J. H. Moliuyro , Pal.
myr ; T.I' , ihmu , CUiw , AJoU , Omulia ;
A. V. Nrhnrt , ttlrai W , K. Flynn , Stcr.
lings , Thos W. Dell , PAtm.yfa1 D. E
Chanfrnu ; Firth
Til 13 NK\V Klit > OUAlt > .
The southwestern portion of the Cen
tennial state is just now greatly excited
over recent rich silver discoveries , which
have been made nt Portland , or rather
I'aqttiu camp , four miles from Oitray.
To bo sure , "aSormlu is renowned lor
its rich mineral deposits , but iil" ! , if re
ports am true which rcnch us , and wo
have no reason to doubt them , It will ,
in the near fulure , lead to the establish
ment of a larger mining camp than
Lcadvillo over was.
Tlie ground 1ms not been rnrofully
piospccted , examinations thus tar being
mainly superficial. Yet some seven or
eight locations at the present writing
have been developed snlllciently to know
that ore , very rich ere , Is there in paying
quantities ,
For instance , the Pony I'vprp s. .1 new
mine , already 2,1 feet one wny tind 50 feet
the other , exposes solid intmn'.il that
length and breadth which yields S.'i to 110
ounces silver lo llio Ion and 40 per cent
lead.
lead.Another
Another by carload lots , 2H ( ounces sil
ver per ton ; ami rill atiolhcr , lifot con
tract , fromyo toi.UM ) .
Advices have just reached us o [ a rich
discovery on tlio new Leadvllle lode
which assays ! ! l ) ( ) otincc-t silver to thn ton.
This new strike is likewise in thol'ort-
land district.
Now , think for nn infant of a body of
mineral 25\i > J feet ; worth even only 8)
ounces silver , what mcasnrclm * wealth
if hidden there Ono naturally concludes
It. i.s not all a myth , but something real ,
.substantial , lasting. The o who were
poor yesterday are thu possessors of mil
lions to-ilny.
The mines are easy of access , being lo
cated below timber line , about 1,1100 feet
above sea level.
The ore can be mined much easier than
In a higher altitude ; inasmuch as there
will bo lilllo snow to interfere with the
work , nnd freight wagons can bo drawn
almost to theoutpiitting .shafts and
drifts.
The nearest route to the new Kldorado
is by way of the Denver and Kin ( Jraudo
railway lo Afontrosu , Passengers arriv
ing on ( lie night trains can leave the next
morning by stage for the minc . reachIng -
Ing there shortly after dinner , llio dis
tance being only 85 miles , thu road an
ctisy one , and the ride exceedingly pleas
ant.
Portland is building up rapidly. A
large hotel is in course of cnnstruojion ,
saloons are plei.ty and doing a thriving
business town lots selling at from $05 to
§ 100 each.
There is little doubt but the San Juan
and San Miguel countries aru teeming
with the piecions metal.It ! is , however ,
of little use for persons without means to
rush into the country expecting to make
a big < take , for they will bo doomed to
disappointment. U e. have scores of snuh
hero now. In fact thu country is alive
with poor prospectors , and a.s living i.s
expensive I fear there will be much suf
fering before spring.
What is most needed is men with capi
tal to help develop the mines , build
smelters for reducing tin- ore , etc. Mont-
ro o , being the nearest railroad point to
the silver tields , oilers special advantages
for the erection of .sucii works. Conlof
an excellent quality is near at hand in
the hills and mountains each side of the
Valley. Some of the beds are bohi"
opened and show a line article for such
purposes , it being unnecessary to coke it
lor smelting.
The outlook for eapilalisls is exceed
ingly bright , money commanding an in
terest of 1 } to 2 per cent per month short
time and 10 to Upor cent by the year.
Colorado , aside from her mineral wealth ,
is rich in her agricultural resources , all
kinds ot fruits , vegetables and grain ( ov-
pcpt corn ) producing an immense jield.
Irrigation , however , is necessary. So
the owner of a line ranch has a compe
tence , even though ho be not tlio possessor
ser of a gold , silver or coal minu.
Pitn&TO.v.
IJrcvltlcH.
A dark grey overcoat was stolen Tucs- .
day night from the watchman at Fal
coner's store.
The case of McGavock vs. the City of
Omali.i , for damage on account of change
of grade , is now on trial before Judge
Wtkeley.
The private masquerade party to be
given by Prof. W. O. Mathews takes
place this evening at Light guard armory.
A good time is expected.
Charles J. Cronso , the well-known
business manager of SaNbnry's Trouba
dours , is in the city arranging for thu ap
pearance of iiiseleVcr company at Uoyd'o
next week.
Fred Klous , formerly employed in tlio
Union L'auilic yards as switchman , died
November 18 , at Wangon , Canton llerno ,
Switzerland , wneru he went , some time
since , to recuperate his health.
M. O. Maul returned yesterday from
Spencer , Jowa , where ho went -Monday to
embalm thu remains of HobcrtViison ,
the great cattleman of western 'Iowa.
TluS body has been shipped to Scotland
for interment.
The jury in the case of Zoetzmann v.s ,
tiiu city of Omaha , returned a verdict
yesterday , allowing $100 damages
to the plaintiU'on account of change of
grade near his property on Leavunworth
and college streets.
There weru no marriage licenses issued
Tuesday and only ono yesterday , that of
Amlrew Hofrander to Miss Anna Swan-
sun , both of Omaha. Those contem
plating matrimony are evidently holding
on" for thu nearer approach of thu holi
days.
A buggy collided with a street car on
thu Thirteenth struct line ycstoiday.
Jt served the driver of the buggy about
right , for ho was attenij t ng to head oil
thu car when thu accident occurred. No
one was Injured though the buggy was
pretly suverely shaken up.
Thu morning dummy from the HI nil's
knocked u man oil the track near the
"dump" near thu bridge approach on the
Jowa side of thu river. The tellow
ioiled head over heels down the em
bankment for about sixty feet when he
landed right sidu up , swearing likn a
trooper , , tor Innately , ho was not nine.li
Injured.
Following Is thu astro-meteorological
forecast for thu week beginning to-day
and ending Wednesday , Ueu , ILtli : Snow
and wind north and north-west , heavy
rains in southern sections cold weather
"a dip" heavy downfall again over the
greater part of thu continent witli
stormy uuathor at tliu close of thu week , j
Thu body of John Mever , the unfor- |
tunatu man who was found fro/.en to
death near thu road-house Saturday ,
morning , was burled yesterday in ,
Prospect Hill cemetery. Mu ur had
money coming to him from the smelting
works to pay thu evpoiiseti of a decent
burial. His family , resdent In tierI I
many , will b o notilied of his sad death.
Frank P. Swindler , ono of thu Denver
land fraud men , has retained lion , John
L. Webster for his defense , Mr , Swin
dler is probably one ot thu hnndsoim > t ,
bent dn-ibcd and wealthiest individuals
whom the courts have recently arraigned
on criminal charges , lie is particularly
charged with having made tlm surveys of
the stolen lands , llo ruudily obtained
bail.
liomit explorations at Muniphla. In K
lime linuijfhl tu'llKht u large miuiliurot'
und oilier lausIcai'lnivir
bi > utea ! tift0yeanuld.
CITY BIRTHS m DEATHS ,
The City Phyaician's Report on the Mor
tality for November.
A SICK ITALIAN SUICIDES
llic City fins Company and ( lie Qitnll
ty oT Its Products - Numerous
ous Interesting Local
Itoins.
Mortality.
The following interesting points are
taken from the Noiombor death report ,
tiled by City Physician Lctseiinng :
Death by violence. . . 1
Death by suli-lde . v . t
Scarlet lever . . . I
Dit'hthoila ' .
I Membranous croup . 7
i Whooping cotmh . 1
( Yiclnospliml ( ever . . . . . . . . -
! TyphottulatUl fcu'r . 0
, fuel penil diseases . "
, Cancer . 1
I PlUhMH . 8
I llronchltis . t
1'm'iimnnh . . . 1
Heart ll ) casc . 7 . UI
Apoplexy . i . it
Con vulifuii" . , . 4
lintcrltlH . 'J
rerliiiiltlcH . 1
Connoliim of bnns ; . . . 'J
Shut with pistol . t
Ilmnea . t
AIIM.VM of liver. . 1
Olduw . 'J
Hydinthorav . t
Accident. . . . : . I
Illood poisoning . t
Dropsy . . . . " . 1
Total
AOIM AT DIATII. :
Under t year , 10 ; between 1 and 2 , 3 ;
between 2 and ! J , II ; between t ! and I , I ) ;
between I and n , 5 ; between fi and 111,2 ;
between 10 and 15'J : between 15 and 20.
! t ; between 20 and 25. 5 ; between 25 and
'iO , 2 ; between 'M and JVi , 51 ; between ! J5
and -10 , 4 ; between 40 and 45 , 2 ; between
45 ami ol ) , 4 ; between W ) and r > 5 , U ; be
tween GO and (15 ( , ! ! ; 70 and over , ! .
I'LAOK 01' Ur.ATII , .
First ward , 11 ; Second ward , lit ; Third
ward , ; $ ; L'ourlh ward , 8 ; Fifth ward , 0 ;
Sixth ward , 10.
Sr.X AN1 > CONDITION.
Male , M ; female , 2S ; colored , 3 ; mar
ried , 2'J ; single , of ; widowed , " > .
ri.AC't : or INTIUAIINT. : :
Holy Sepulchre. 10 ; Prospect Hill cemetery
etory , 111 ; Laurel Hill , 0 ; county , TJuW'
ish , 1 ; removed , ( i ; German Catholic , 2 ;
Hohemian , ! J.
1UIITII3.
Total , 50 ; white , f > ; male , 23 ; female ,
HliWINKD SUICIUK.
An Italian who Died lloeaiiso llo
Wouldn't Tuko Aledioino
Judge Weiss prepared yesterday the pa-
purs in settlement of the estate of An
druw Uiinco , a scissors grinder wiio died
in tills city a few Weeks since. Cnneo ,
who had been in America forsomoy ears
has managed by dint of industry and
frugality , to save up considerable money.
He has plied his trade in Omaha for a
long time , where he was a familiar character -
actor with tho-e who had knivui and
scissors to grind , llo left considerable
property in Leghorn , Italy , which will
revert to a brother of Ills living in Ameri
ca , and added to the wealth hoarded up
by him while in this country , will make
quite a pile.
An investigation into Cuneo'.s death re
vealed a strange state of all'air.s. Several
weuks ago lie was taken ill with what af
terward developed into typhoid fever.
His quarters at home not being of the
best , he was removed by his friends to
St. Joseph's hospital. There , it was
thought , ho could obtain the bust of med
ical attendance , ami-would soon pull
through all right. Not so , howeyer. For
honui reason , Cuneo refused to take
medicine. His doctors did everything m
their power to induce him to swallow the
physic , but he retused to open his mot.tli
and set his teeth ( irmly together. Day
after day the struggle was repeated , butte
to no avail. Ho would not take a drop
of medicine. Finally , after lingering
two weeks , he died. The patient would
give no explanation of his htrango
coiirso , except that ho did not want to
livo.
INSI'KCTOH GlMtKUT'S UKI'OKT.
Borne Cold KnctH About the Omaha
( ! ; i s Company-
There has been so much complaint
lately about the poor quality of gas fur
nished to the consumers of this city that
the following report of Inspec
tor Gilbert to the city council
will be ruad with inlore < < t. Many will
utter a fervent "amen" to the sentiments
contained therein :
Cieiitleiaoii In accordance with ordinance
Xo. MO , 1 submit my icporl upon the qii dlty
of the KUS tiiini.-heil by the Oumhu tins ojni-
pauy durin ; , ' thci month of Noveiiiln'r , ISM.
Voai'Kas inspector has , diulnir thu month ,
nmile twenty-six tests of thu ll 'Iit , nineteen
ol' which wore miulo by ni lit , anil thu D.II-
unce of seven by day , which KUVU
an avcnmu of 111-10 candle power fur the
\\hnlo month. This i.s considered a very
pour quality for \\ater R.-IS , us Ir
iKli i the meters much nioiu rapidly than
Hindu miller tlmciul pioce.-n , ami should ,
tlictet'oro. ho ot the highest possible qiudlt v to
lender satisfaction to the COIIMHIIUIM. This
docs not alTcct thu public street lamps , as
the ) aie not paid tor l > y nuu uicincnt J
also and a lar e liicrcntu In tlxiuiutjoiiMiiaeit
through tliu Vitv niuters , und h.ivu received
many coiupalnts trom piivato fuiisiiincis
of thu pour ( | ii.ility of the K S
and the large increase In their
KIIhill. . Many complain that their bills lu\e
incic.ised lioa.'JO ui "a per cent , over their
bills lor thu pievloin niuntli. \\oukl. . hnw-
e\er , state th , > .ttlicie has buun u duchled | m-
pioveim'hi in thu ( uiallty of the fn ; since
Novcmbu" iU. Thu last tent tukon this
inoiidntr , Dtviuiilicr H , UHVM a liyht equal to
sixteen and live-tenths candle poucr. 1
uould tlieitifure rcni rttully recjimmnmt
\oiir I'.rniir.ihlo body to take such action In
the in it terns will compel t hocus com piny to
fiunlt'h ' ti better and iiiuiu .nittoim iiuulily ot
gas. Very lespi-ctfully ,
Uu.nntr , Gas Inspcctio.
County Seat J-'Islit in Hliurlduu.
C , K. MiiL'oon , a prominent attorney of
Lincoln , is in ( lie uitv attending the
United States court. Mr. Magoon has iv
piece of legal work on hand which takes
htm within a few days into northwestern
Nebraska. Sheridan county , one of the
state's new divisions , cut out of Sioux
county , is at present in tliu throes of n
county seat war which the "ourts will
have to suttle. Itnshville and 11 lySprlng.i
are the two ambitious communities aspir
ing tor the scat of justice. A reporter
met Mr. Magoon in thu Paxton hotel last
night , and thu barrister developed M > IIIU
Vtry iimn.-ing points of .such
contests. The chief impediment to a
proper conclusion in thu county. seat war ,
is thu barefaced perjury of thu witnesses ,
lloth sldc.s in their extreme anxiety to
M'cnro the contested boon hesitntu not in
thu least to swear to thu most palpable
lips. Thu population of each town Is
boonted b.y mammoth lies , and the polling
capacity is multiplied by the boldest
frauds. One of thu towns in Sheridan
pouuty hut ; nlruiidy made returns ol u
vote of M from a precinct in which
there were only two men und no election
wrxi actually held. Sheridan county
proniistvs t Itavp exeitlug e < cprlcnpes bo1
fore its "capital" is located.
Now Sclurii ) llulldlnir.
"The plans vvhit-h arc about to bo
drawn up" said' ' Secretary Conoyer to n
rtioilerye9terday"hre * ) fornn addition to
the Lake school'miHding. and for largo
structures on Cifniing strcit , west of the
Military bildgo and near Hnn com park ,
at the corner lof Georgia and Virginia
nvcnup. Theo plans wilt ho drawn up at
oncui. Ycs.lu nil probability these buildings
will bo put up nt'U year , a < ! they ro
badly needed , ( 'oiifliferinff that we pi o
pose to uivo $ : ! 5,000 toward the city hall ,
we Miall have plenty of Uses for on
money next year. "
Secretary Conoyer was busy to-day -
paying oil' thu janitors in the vnriou
schools.
Tuo llliiok MnrcH.
Justice Anderson entered up judg
inent yesterday in thu leplevin caseo
Christopher Ilieiil against Jacob Slilvprs.i
bint to recover a couple of lior
es. It seems that Uiuhl had titrnoil
over to Shivers a pair of black mares to
bo "biokun in , " and when he eamu ti
lake them back , Shiver t refined to give
them up. The case was called yc lerday ,
but thu plaintiff failed to. appear K
defend his title to thu hlauk manvs
Bhivers explained that lie was holding
them because lllehl failed to bring tin
proper amount , ? -J fi > , for boarding ant'
' 'breaking in" the animals. He wn- > giv
en a lion "on the jior. us to .sectiro lliu
amount of Hiehl's indebtedness.
A Child in n Snow Drift.
Officer Curry discovered early yesterday
morning n child lying half Imrli-d in si
siiowdtlft on Tenth street near Jones
He quickly picked up the little ligure ami
bore it in haste U. Parr's drug store ,
There it was found that the child
was not dead , but bad lost eonscionsne'.s
and was fa t yielding to the cold. Itc-
Morativcs wereapplh'd and the little one
brought back to wide-awake faculties.
Laler , a very excited man , giving tin1 [
name of Kotlliol/ , came and claimed the
child as his own.
AMUSKMKXTM.
Aucn itAuitisox i.v "nor WATHK. "
The title of the latest muMcal farce-
comedy is called "Hot Water , " and it
will receive it.s lirst pre entateon in
Omaha next Friday and Sat Inlay by
Alice Harrison n very bright soubrette
and a great company of comedians. The
perlonnancu has been received with a
great deal of favor i'n all the large cities.
The bo\- sheet opens Thur-day muming
for the sale of reserved scats.
Stop tlio Snlc.
George Schwart/i by his attorneys ,
filed a petition in llio district court yes
terday afternoon' ' asking that an injiinc
tion be issued to prevent K. K , Higgeir
bottoin from lorfalosinq a mortgage on !
certain prcpcrtyi belonging to the com
plainant. Upon reviewing thu petition
Judge Wakoley granted a temporary re
straining orilurand , , set the hearing of
the case for Saturday next.
Funeral ol'.TnmeM I ) . Chnrlton.
The funeral of the late James 15. Charl
ton took plaett yesterday from the
United Presbyterian church on North
Eightwnlii street , a large concourse of
the friends and rulu ives of the deceased
biiing present. Tfm. services wern eon-
duclcd by tlio Kuv. K. 15. Graham and
the remains were laid to rest at Prospect
Hill cemetery.
A Small Hlii/.o.
An alarm turned in from box 43 about
noon yesterday called the department tea
a house on the corner of Eleventh and
Capitol avonne , where a small bla/o xvas
f-peedily extinguished. The woman of
tlio honip , Lily \V \ liitc , had trim ! the ohl
way of lighting the lire wttli kerosene.
The damage is slight.
] > onth ofGeoi-RO Hniiflcn.
George Hanscn , an old resident of
Omaha , died Tuesday afternoon after
nn illness of eight months. The de
ceased was a. painter by avocation and
his sterlinj ; character in the many vears
hit nwidod here earned for him a largu
circlu of friends. Thu funeral occurs to
day at 1:30 : p. in.
A Ijlxlit Collision.
A slight collision of freight cars , in
which a few draw heads wura k locked
out and small damage otherwise donu to
rolling KtooK , occurred yesterday on
tliu Union Pnuiliu track near Thirteenth
street.
o
Personal Paragraphs.
O. II. Gordon went to New York last
night.
George II. Guy and wife went cast yes
terday.
Mis.s Mai Gentry hiisgono to Hi nwittha
Kansas , lor a. two weeks visit.
Mr. H. Altnian , onu of Cheyennu'd
wholesale liquor dealers , is in thu city.
II , I ) . Pike , chief clerk for Gjn.ir.il
Superintendent .Smith , of tlio Union
Pacilio , lult for the west last ovoning.
Airs. J. H. Southard , wile of City Clerk
.Southard , in company with Mrs , Maltie
and Ida Shar visited friends in Council
Warren Gibson , IJIaip ; T. J. Aldrilt ,
Fncndil'atMi.ars.Lincolir.W. A. Thomp
son , North PJattu.K. L. Kobliison.Clurks ,
are at thu Cunlichl.
SHE LOVED A "TREAK. "
A Oldcly Girl ol1 14 Captivated hy a
J ) varl 'the Poliuc Iutoi-4'uro ,
Chicago Tribune : Shu had comu
to thu musjumi often , mid every
limn shii hail noticed Harry M.
Hay wood , whoin , * Stjinliopii i\s Kpstcan
hire to otllciiite atthii door. Part of his
duty is tosinilo. 'Long ' practice has ho-
gotten perfection and Ids smile has a
lamination rivaling tuat of Kallslui'sleft
elbow. Henry , M is not ( all , and
the distance 'iroip tlio center
button of his conr' ' and vest to the
ornamental buttons , ton the back of
hi- coat is somewhat greater than the
lawsofgraco npprovu. Shu might , indeed -
deed , have roMsted-.HOnry M , hail it not
been for his Mir.Jo. 'Shu ' sucutimbcd to
this. Shu , by tao.iy y , is called Agnes
Mct'arthy. Shu isiduinp as an autumn
quail and pretty ns'an ' Master hat. Her
winter weight is 1.3 pounds and her
ngu 11.
Yesterday site visited the miHnum.and
Henry M. uuggaslcd oystJi'n , It was a
happy idea. As they liniahcd the last
Illiie Point Hunry.M. hiiid : "Let us cat
Hiuu Points together uvonnoroj let us
never part , bu nuiio. "
Agnes hinted ut n intirrlago license ,
and. Henry M. acquiescing , a visit \vn :
iniulu to tlio county clerk's olHco , and
Agnes waiteil without while Henry M.
( need Clerk Salmunsun. As u matter of
fact ho faced Mr. Salmonsoii's knee , or
thereabouts , for thu hearohttr for u license
is only threti feet two.
"Hug pardon ! " rasped Salmonson in
astonishment. "U'hy , what did Oh ,
yeji , lunarriugo license. Say , I'll make
an exception in your case and admit you
to thu sanctity of thl * enclosure , Como
iu.M
Th\ ( apparition waddled through the
wicket and into llio enclosure.
"So you want a marriage license , heyt"
"That's what Uaid"
' 'Very well , plca'.u sliju your name to
this almlavit , " said SalmoiHon , placing
a blank on
The dwarf looked at him n moment
and exclaimed ! "Why , dnrnyonr picture ,
do you think I cany a step-ladder with
inu for tlio purpose of making nij signa
ture1 ! Comu olVl"
.Salmonson blmhrd and dld'Vomoofl , "
for he vacated his seat and placed the
blank upon the sent he had iut racatrd.
The dwarf tried to leach the chair , but
in vain , and Salmonson had to hold a
book at a lower attitude for the.minla . -
tttrc i.rwe.i.rcii'in 16 Wriie upon. 110 inaup
allidavit that he wasx'll years of ago and
that his intended was Miss Agnes Mc
Carthy , who was "of lliu lawful age of
IS. " The deputy made out the license ,
and upon receiving it the dwarf asked :
"Hoy , can wu get married licruS"
"O , yes ; wu have a justice In the
ollico. " And Salmonson signaled to
"Hlshop" Murphy , who tic * all the hinty
matrimonial knots to order in thu county
clerk's olliee.
"That's bully1" exclaimed the dwarf.
"I'll go and get the gal ; hhe's in a ban-
hum dowiifttalrs. "
While thh conVH'niUidii was going on
up stairs Detective. Murnane ambled up
to the hansom at the Washington street
I'litrance of the point hoiiic , ga/.od in it
the occuiiant for a moment , and said :
"How tl'vu ilo , Mi s ; I'm lookiti' ' ' for
yon ; your ma waiit to .see you. " Then
he told the driver to drive over to the
detoctivi'a' otlipu itcross llio alle\ . Then
Murnane "collared" the dwarf , who
was ju t coming down .stairs. "Why ,
you sawcd-oll' son of a gun ! " said he ,
"I've been laying for .xou all thu morn
ing ; come with me. "
Tlu > dwarf was lugjied into the detec
tive's olVico , wlum Mrs. McCarthy was in
consultation witli Lieut. Shea.liordangli-
tor in tears by her side. A.s soon a * the
mother saw her would-be son-in-law she
riHhed at him , picked him up , tos-cd
him up to tlie ceiling n few times and
then tlnvw him into a corner lo recuper
ate , after which she took her daughter
by the hand nml led her oil' home. Hay-
wood i.s locked up m the Central station ,
mid will lie brought before JuMiee Meoch
Iliis morning but upon what charge the
detectives do not know , lor although he
swore that the girl was 18 ycnr.s old a
ea-Je of perjury cannot bo made out
ugain t bun.
_ _
COL. INGERSOLL.
How He linn Ucdiiucd His Obesity-
Why He Lecture * .
Now York letter to Hoston Herald :
Col. Hobcrt G. Ingersoll , who is to lee-
turu at the academy of music to-morrow
night , will surprise nearly all his hearers
and watchers by the marked change
which has taken place in his personal ap
pearance since lie was last seen in the
metropolis. I saw him this afternoon ,
at the llollman house , and was greatly
struck by his altered looks. U he last
time I met him , seven or eight months
ago , hi was very fat. indeed , and seemed
to be growing fatter every day. Now ,
however , pretty lunch all his obesity has
disappeared , anil ho is certainly no
moro than what you would call a line
portly tignro. His face still retains that
quality of geniality and imrullled good
humor which has always been its
distinguishing characteristic , but Ins en
tire physique has been lessened to a very
marked extent. I learn trom Col. I tiger-
soil that ho has wrought this change by
an original svitem of dieting , base'd
entirely on his own observations. He
tells me that he has not followed any of
the courses of banting winch have hither
to. been regarded as essential to the re
duction of llesh. He lias , however , mailu
an individual study of suchsiibitnnccs
as produce fat , and has by avoiding their
usu built himself up or down lo his
present proportions. He still re
tains on Itis list of foods a great
many ol the articles which have hitherto
been regarded as certain to add to onu's
accumulation of adipose th-ue , and be
linds that they do not allcel him at all.
When 1 askotl Col. Ingursoll it ho really
felt any better than ho did when he wiis
fat and round , ho laughed and said he
didn't know them was any perceptible
change in his sensations , excepting that
hu possibly fella liltlu more inclined to
be active than ho did beloro lit ! began his
dietary proceedings. lie told me that he
was getting rafts of letter. ; , from people
all over the country questioning him as
lo bin method of procedure , and lit ; added
that as soon as ho could lind time ho
meant to publish in some form or other a
list of directions for taking oil'Mipcrtlu -
ous corpulency , based on Ids own experi
ence.
Col. Ingorsoll will lecture a gootl deal
during the coming SCIIKOII. Onu of his
riend- . was saying to mo the other day
hat w icnever I saw Ingersoll announced
to I o lire I could bo sure that ho needed
re.niv money , "lie hatjs to talk in pub-
lie , " said his friend , "and under no con-
ditioiiH has it ever been possible to in
duce him lo contract for a icasm of pub
lic speaking. He bus a private si-ercfary
and whei.uv'er be wants a few tlioiisam'l
dollars he sends thi.s employe over to
New Vork or Hoston to engi'go a hall
and put up a low lithographs annoitnco
ing a speech. IngerHolI can always bu
auru of drawing about if..OW )
a night in any ot tlio largo piths
and of course it does not lake
him long at this rate ; to pile up sulliciont
money to relieve his pressing wants ,
lut ! as soon as hu is easy ho stops lecture
ing , and doesn't taku U up again until
bis monetary nll'iiir.require renewal.
He could make $ 0,1)011 ) in any three
months of thu winter period that ho
might choose to devote to this kind of
work , and as it costs him about that
much to live ho might have an easy
career of it if he saw the utiljty of work-
ins steadily for nny length of time. Hut
hu proters desultory employment , and
mixes Ins law practice with bis lecturing
thus earning in all a very large , though
not steady , income. "
If you buy lumber nnywhoro , without
fiist getting Hongland'fl prices pen will
loio .
money.
_ _
All the I ru It and other trees in Santa Hav-
Iiaia , C.U. , nut buiin ; ( bit : up and KiiKlWi
wmniits planted In ihclr. stead. The enuu is
rapid ! . )
PILLS
, 25 YEARS IM , USE.
tfct DreatoJt Medical Triumph of the Age )
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID UVER.
IiOBinfappt'lile , lJii\vrlco ilve , 1'alu la
the lieiid , irlili a dull tnsnilou In tlio
b > cU purt , 1'a I u uic'-r lliu slioulUcr-
bladr , 1'idlneis nfiereallnu , wllkmlU *
InclluQtlon | o exertion uf body or lidiiJ ,
Irrilutlliirortcmpfr , ] .nir i > lrlirllU !
arrellncofhavluir nrcUclcil nniiio iliiiv ,
Weavlur i , lIZ7lnei , 1'lutlerlug ut I lie
I'oart. Dot * liclurallio eyi-n , llnnUnrlio
uTur Ilia rlgbt err , lv lleniiiierllb
fitful drciiins , Jllulily coloroil Urluc , nud
CONSTIPATION.
TDTT'S riLr.8 ore especially adopted
to such cases , ono dose oirccin nucli a
tlmngd of reellufjna to asumlslitlui muffler.
They Iiiortmo | IB Apiictllf.an'lrsiije tlio
body to ' 1'akn ou l'le li , tluii HIM irKiem la
noiirlilieiluni | brllicli'Toiilo Arllini on
lht > Hlie llvo < > r > : alif,1lriilurNtnuUara
HiwIiiCfiL Pfluaa.tc.I t Blurrny Nt..IV.Y.
TUTT'S ' EXTRACT 3AHSAPARILLA
tliu luxty , nmVca healthy llci.li.
tlio wivii , rcjiulfs | hq waskv * or
Viu KjrsUun vnlli puru hloaU and luinl muscle ;
nluui , UM iwrroiw ursuuu , invliforattn tb *
brain , and liaparta the \lgor oC tuauluxxl.
91. ilni .
Ol'yiVK 1 MurrnrSt. , N w York.
DIRECTORY
Life Insurance.
' C. T. T\\I.OItr
Ocni-rnl Airont
EW YORK LIFE 1NSURAHCE CO.
r < > < NolinuVn , fVilornilo nml Wyoming.
Olllce , ( iiriier I ( Hi nml DoiiRln .
Tfitics the raitnilnr TuiilHm [ loliclps. Asc
ox r $ i0lUiK ! i.
Fire Insurance ,
77T77.K . AUJSOX ,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS ,
Sit South Tlilrtwlitti ftrt-ct , Ti-l 'j > liono N'n f
Notllii'rn Af nrnntti ( . \ > , 1 oniion. UiUiftnd.
Orient Iiiiiiriuu-i'c < i. , Iliirlinnl , lUnin.
Pnlon Iniiuiitu'o Co , Siin I'nincl col'ii1.
Nntloniil rim InstiniticoCo. , jjnttloiil. iWn
I'miil Int'o. . , Sun I'liiMclM-O , I'ul.
" "
V. 11. UA'IVllKtt ,
Vta'tit
Provident Savings Life Assurance Co ,
ot Now York.
107 South r < mitoiT.th8tiTiit , Oninlm.
riinpot ( In nrnnw tivi r ( itronvl li > an "old
llni > ' coini'iuiy. Actnnl metiun jcurlv co t
iliiryoni lv\l , 1S1 1 nud INT. , at
) , wus fSt.iM.
DRY GOODS.
j , c. INI\VOLU : : ,
Dry Goods ,
Tim olrennt lirlck corner stoio.KM and Onn.
Inn t-trcci' * , bun jiiht Ix cu oponeil u ltd ti Kfiirml
slock of liiile | mid tuncj iliy Koods tioii .tliiics
linln , < 'iip . ( floM'vorkliiK ( 'lollies , and a hill
line of nndordotliliiR. 'llio l > osl iiinH' | ' > and tlio
lonost prices , t'nll nml sue.
MILLINERY-
M1IS. I' . KU5HT ,
At Mfl N'Kith Pt.lfl loliiff a tlnlvhiK lin < lnc 4 In
inllllnoi ) aiul lime ) mioil .iinil alMi Keep"a iiinn
I'cret'cinplojccnlMHj iiiiliulUNMiltHiiml K < 'iieriil '
ilrCHiiiinUtiiir. I'aslilnniiliUt and Htjlloh Knrau > nls
rim bo hint ut Mrs. Ivluht's turn xciv Ion HUMIHI.
A ttlid oiilor Siilljtli's till und Kcciitcs piitionniie.
MRS. M. M. KING ,
Millinery Goods ,
Tor nnjtliltiff In thn inllllnorjnnd fnncjpomls
llnojoa ciliinot do lu'tler lliiui to jinlniiiUo Mis.
M. M. KliiKL'll.l r'linilni ; St. 'I'lic Inl.Ht Mlox.llio
most buuiltirnl > uik ) und Iliti very Innrcst pi loot.
GROCERIES.
AL iUT : H. SANDKKS ,
Grocery&CrockeryStore
Istlioplnpn rorthopo n < lpor Noithwcst Omnhn
totrndo lcciin ) < o It N pc'iilrolly IOLMIIOI ) , tit llio
rornornf Ciimlnirnml SuumlvK sts. The utouk
Is HID lio.it and thu prices in clicnp s any.
WKIXKKT * MUIJ.EN ,
Grocers ,
Thliflrm cnrrlrs n cluilro fre h dtock niul docs
n ljnt > lnue > 4 on tlio pnuillnst piiillts , unit hcnco
It linn u llr ) ) tindu. Iluy your ( riocoi'los no ir
hnnuuind not u inllo or t unny. Xo \ " > Cum-
inc street.
IIJJNUV 13OI.r.X & CO. ,
DonlciIn
Staple & Fancy Groceries
ricld and Harden PeoiU. Soutliwjat corner
lOtli and Cnliforiila stioots.
S. GOLDSTJUN ,
Groceries , Fruit , Feed.
Ppcclid doiilcr In poultry nnd nil ktmUorjrntnn
fv.-toi\s ) In hotiMin. ( iiindi ili'llvcidl liuo at till
hours. B. Goldstuln , 701 S < > . llith Hlictit.
niJAH & IJK1WKXS ,
Fancy Groceries , Flour , Eeod , Etc.
J'oullry , IVo-h llutior and Kxx * n sjivolalty
Tills fi in Ini" IOIIK hcun noted 111 thu lending onu
In lliolr line tor the third iifdJrnd . Al\vn VH on
Icrpii-liiK mid up lo tliu Ilinos nilli iiluiity ot'o\r.
oi.vihlinr Unit hjrood Kept constantly In Mtocl : .
S\V cor tilth und DtidKO Btrrot.
GENERAL STORES.
1' . M. IJACIC & CO.
General Store.
BOoJs near homo ,
If > on li\o in onth Oiiiiihu , MI that wnun 5011
KOI it wroiifi sl/.o In 11 lump clilmnoy or n KII-HIW
piinndol' hiitiuf , yon wont liu loiood to walk u
nillo ttnd jfot run over liv lhuc.n to J-'ct It u.\-
11 0 ILiJ mid 11 4. S. Tth bt ,
L.C. EN'KW'OKD.
At the Ilcnd of Ht. f.lttrv'h Avonno , Is ( lolnsr
Mioh a llvul ) liiiH'iio ' d In
Dry Goods , Groceries
JMoulu and lliirdwniu , thnt ho Is nlioiit to build
imolhur lot ol' MOIIM ID iii'coiinnodiUu his iiipilil
ly Inuit'iisliiff tnid'Vlmt Komi KCIIMI N llicro In
a iiinn KOHK ! u inllo a ny Irom wliuro ho ll\-o-i to
buy , w lien -orvlcciihlonnil innuli clio.ipur
( jooiUonn ho lioiiKht rl ht ttt Iiiino/Tlioi ( / ( > N
nemo ; lionco Ihoio iri rouMia for Mr. Kauuolil't
TKCE3
House Furnishing Store
( .Vir ICtli and Doiifflns.itreot.
M. UICIIENIiKUO , J'uiprliitor.
HHI jnet n'wlvcd n now stock of KiiKli li ilcco-
intodMir < < tit bo eold lit the InllowJtitT prices-
Dinner setts , lj : < ) plucut , ( IC.U5
Ten bdtfc.M pieces , t"i }
Toilet Mills , la piece * , f I
lit ! < l.llmiry Iminps , I mm 1(2 ( M up
Hull l.Hiniw , iiinn tJ : nu.iiiid u nilinhoror
iirtK los nl voi > lo
BOOKSTORES.
OMAHA 1'UUM.SlIIXCi CO.
Books and Stationery ,
117 N. ICili Htrcot ,
DRUGS.
PrescriptionSjPerfumery
] ATJNT : .MIIIOINTIB : : , KTO.
Corner slox1 , Mui-oiilo Hull
\nr. ( ji.AiM.su.
Cor. linl4Miiid ( I 'th .Streets ,
Drugs , Medicines and Chemicals
I'tinisy und ( allot uitliluH , Hponvex , llru liH ,
, . ' . . . ' . - .
fully compounded , niul ordoiv iinti. cicilullt
cm ( i nml dl'patc'li , Our ntouk ot inodi'lno : U
ixiniplclcviiriiuilfil ( iunnlno nnd ol Ihu liukl
iiiiuljly. _ _ _ _ _
W. J. WHITEHOUSE ,
ICtli AND WIMISTI'.K ST3.
lrtitn ) > , I'nlntH , Oils ami HiHllonnry. llnroku I'llo
Diuiinciil nuroj ovot > I line , i'ricu Hucentt , Kv-
Wuiniiitvd.
LIVERY STABLES.
h. A. COM.IXS.
Livery Stable ,
Xo. SKVHCiitnlnirMnot. The loAilltiir fcatnronC
tliM MrolliMit sttiMo ! * lt HMry , lint n spoolii.
( Irpaitintint Id wliluli irreat cnro I * nlvpn H tlio
loimlliiR tit lKir > cs. A MorX nf lint o Ior snlo
oruxelnuinc will ho kc | < tin lintiil. Uou't lorKOt
tbo jilucc , Cumlilj , ' slrout , No.M \ ,
LIQUORS.
.I01LV Kr.l.KKXM'.Y ,
Denier In
Wines , Liquors & Cigars ,
Ml Sottth Mil St.
JOHN KANR In nlloiulnnre.
A. It. SXOWDKX ,
Choice Family Liquors ,
I'or rhoico rninlly liquors nnd wtni-d for rook
hitf | iiiiio | i > 4 , four > la liVhl kv.Maiyl.aid ! lljc ,
1'lno linpditol llrnlidlci , AlMind I'oilcr.v I'll or
A. II. no" don's , ill ! y. | : itli St , Onmlm
TAILORS.
J. C.VAl'OK ,
Merchant Tailor ,
.Sixteenth Shoot.
A. KAMSH ,
Fine Suits to Order ,
KiiKll-li and I'ronrh Miltlnjr , paiiti pntlcin ,
Suit ? , the 1'iNl.sr , $ . " 11 AMI iii'\\-Min- \ : TIII-AI- }
IION intTTKH IN v.vriiv fHT. t.iu : cst Mcr-
climilTiilloiin e-mlill-liinonl soulli or I'm mini
M. mi dinmont puttoriiH of coo.H lo xolccl
tiom. Cull and ( iMiinlno noodx. Kopalrlni ;
noally dono. UtOH. Illli elicet.
JOHN KKHVAN vfc CO. ,
Merchant Tailors ,
ritim f0 : up. licit oodx to select ftoiu.
A lit ajways Knariintecd.VonniHo it ; <
ot peed diniihlo hnxIm-HDKiilti. llo t li
and llr tc'lim wink , ttepiili Injr nuatly dono.
DRESSMAKING.
M15S. O'lllUKX.
DRESSMAKER ,
Hns cMnhll'licd Itor nln ant. ilioisnuililni ; jinr-
lois In llio mmIniUcllnn owiiiiylnir thoS.V. .
cornet-of M. Mnrv's n\o. nnd tttli i > i. llavlnif
hud n lm ccxpciloiie < i In ttio < lr > * nuildnirdo-
pmlmcnlHol' llio most I'mnoiH inmiiiluctuicM
In N"o VoiU cily , mid nilnir 8s. T. Tn > IOI'M M-ry
Hiipci-Ior Hyitont of cullliijr. xhu fccN aldo to
KUnrantce MUlxfnptlon. Tlio loil )
l.mllv mo InvltiMl lo onll.
DRESSMAKING.
Miss FANNIK K. 1)0\VNS ) ,
flnsn Iniiruotpoilciiira HR n profi'aaloiiiil
mukur. Snl 1st net Ion Is K 'cn to nil , lioth In
prieo nnd woiKiniinMilp , Cull and hnvo n fo\v
inlnnlos talk lot- Unit co tn luitlilm , ' , timl you
inny MU o a Rood Mim nml Innc lintlor work by
Foiloliiir. Nn III N Hith Rtrcut , ca t hldo , lit'U
Citpltol Ave nnd lUxlpo streets.
MltS. .1. KXOTK ,
Dressmaker ,
Noill'INMRth street.
Hns n hirirn nml incrcailnK1 lmi ln ( " < In diws-
innktiiK , cutting and lining. Itciiw ucll known
lisa superiornnd ovpcilt'itccd inaki iof laillos'
Hulls , nn nliiindiincooi limliu".i ) Is racily souined
Call or addicKs its atiovo nnd I lie jnost piompt
nttontionlll bo nccotdcd.
MISS , , . , . ouxaxx ,
Fashionable Dressmaker
No. ICOODaveiipoit Stii'ct , .South Side , Uc-
tu.cn IC.IIi . nnd Kill.
t ) lo to my laiffcly Incirii'-liix IiuMno " , I
Imvu tinonolillKid to nm ! > o tills chuiro : ; nt real-
dcaco , an I am piopnic < l lo meet till my old ons-
to > citnnd as many now ones us iintyemno. I
Kinirinnco pel lei lit nml entire stitlM'imtlon.
RESTAURANTS.
1 ! .
DINING HALL.
Wnrrnntfil tlioliont cup of rotTco In the oily
McaU'iinnotlioeqiiiillcd. llointl liyttto wouk i4 ;
xloirlomciil .V.1. UK ) proplo dally in atleiuliuieo ,
MltS. S. P. WILSO.V ,
r , near Hurt ,
Restaurant , Cigars
A.vn ( 'o.vi'itTioNiiiv. : :
Meals to nnlcr , A Inrxo pal ronjfo from
hoiitdcrs ; lucaliul near tlio K > yat inlliiiiid
nnd the Not mostorn depot Itoonis can lie t > o-
L'liiL'dlntlilspaii of town clicai'or ' than In ttny
ulliei icftpt'clidiloloc'iilloii In Onnilni.
The American Cafe ,
B SO. IJtTll STIIKET , NKAIl IIOU'AUU.
l.adlo.s' nml ( inntlcmonV llpstniirnnti
Mcith well ouoUod , ell houbuitixl nnd well
horvfd.
Hull Mippcrg uxpoclully.
ItOMtil ami meal HekrtH.SI. Host cup ot totloo
in tlio city.
J , W , Jones ,
Hntnwoll fnrnl'liod , well Icopt , tidy
lionsont NolTIl IJinnlmr ft. , nnd nil whn ivo |
him it trial will Ix ) Kuriilurciiihtomfiri. llo clous
his ou n cooking ami liU wlfo alti-mN lo thu tu-i-
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16th St , RESTAURANT
CHAS , R. WEBSTER , Prop ,
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Iiorllit'in litirt ol'totvn. Try us Ini'imo nock.
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The Norris Restaurant
IH the vcn-y hnst outlmr litiuso In ( ho uity , Tty 1 (
nnd ) iin " 111 lie intKilcd.
'ilckelH filial meals SiVi.
Hoard hy the \\colc * lii. .McuU , Sic oiwjli ,
16th Bet , Donslas and Dodge Sts
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Restaurant
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limit , tthilii Mm Idlchcn and dining room U
iiiost cimipli'lely luinWicil. U'lm raid a.o
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Union Restaurant ,
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Restaurant
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