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    THE O3LAJTA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , OCTOBER H , JSSfi.-TWELVE PAGES ,
SOME KNOTTY PROBLEMS ,
Tlia Galloping Gavotte Blended With
Orange Blossoms ,
POLKA DOTS AND PEnSONALS.
Tlio Kollor-Donno U'tnlillnc In Ilciuil
1\io \ " \ \ oi'lt In Oinnlia Socli-ly
l' PlOIIllllLMlt
1'coplc.
llotv Nv Dnucc1 * arc'
Now Yoik World 'Iliuro inny bo
.societies nnd ortfnnl/jilions of more. In-
ttillectunl and politiu.il Inlluenee , but
them it iioiii1 more uiitoernlic and inilii-
l > eiulont tlian tlio Atiieiie.xn Society of
( irofesiors of dnncinj ; . 'I'hunks to the
close scnitiny of tlm reputation of each
npplie.inl for mcmbei ship , only men of
nn rit arc allowed to pa.I I lie iimmal dues
nml ultend ( lie annual UK etin s. Nearly
oveiy aeUnowledfji tl leader in the iiro-
fession is a meiubei of tlio soeioty. Its
decrees rtro an inlloxlbc us those of the
Medus nnd Persians. A dance \\lileli 10-
cei\t" the nppro\al of the American
Hoeiely of piofessors of dancing is sure
to be Huiierally taught throughout tlio
countrv.
That the members of the society ieali/o
tlio imjioitancehieli is thus att.U'hed to
heir dellbeiatlons is be\ond question.
Their annual councils arc models , and
tlio solemnity and dignity with which
the question of a two step and three step
tut n m discussed are woithj of an mtei-
inilionnl conference. And \ cry i > roperly
so. For , should the society lightly ] ) ass
over some stct > under discussion and
ailiL | ) it without duo eoiisiileiation the
error would ho irretne\ablc. .Society
would tiku : it iii ] as il came fioni
their liaiids , and in a few short
weeks or mouths the mistaken liyurc
would he danced from Ma'iio to Caliloi-
nia And all because the A h of I1 1)
nuKlcctcd to e\eiei i' pioper file in its
selection Inllueiieed , no tloubl , b > the
fear of some such calamity as this , the
hoeiety docs subject each new dance
brotij ; lit before it to the most ciucful cs-
auiinatlon. The 01 i inatoi lirst explains
his ( lance and all its li uics. Next the
members of tlio hoeiety ciniciso it The
01 initiator then fjivcs tlie society a piacti-
eal ilhistiatiou of its beauties by { iomj ;
through the dance of his eieatiou Then
the soeictj takes it up for consideration ,
iitul if the general opinion fa\ors its
adoption it Is foi mally adopted 'I lioiiKh
no pledge is either asked or given , the
members tacith agree to intioduce the
now daueo. Thus it is that a body of
men can meet in a small room in this city
and aiithoiitnely prescribe .just what
steps the brawny California ! ! ami the
Maine prohibitionist shall lake .it all
social festivities during the coining sea
son.
son.A few dances have been intioduced
from France , Spain and Jhiglaud , but by
far the larger number of tiioso in vogue
to day aie of American oiigm. Nearly
all of the latlci class which aie generally
known and praclieed have oiigmated m
pieeiselytho manner above dcseiibed
Those dances which the society annually
adopts and introduces throughout the
country may be divided into two classes ,
vi/ . yatiationsof old dunces anil dances
piaclicalloiignml. . The formei arc , of
com so , casiei uuderntood and get a foot
i. hold on popular favor more icadily than
the now dances. Hut , novel llioless , as
. then ) are comparatively few primary
.steps , all now dances aio made up of now
combinations ot these steps. Under the
impetus given them by the Amoiican
society they generally got a hold by the
end of the lust season , always piovidcd
the nature of the dance is such as to
commend it to the taste then prevailing
in such matteis.
At tlio last meeting hold in this city ,
some two weeks ago , a large number o
now dances vveio brought betoro it by
masters from all p.uts ot the eountiy
Many of these were condemned , or lather
dismissed , as lacking elements of popu
larity. llowovei , a number of now
dances vveio adopted ami will bo taught
tlunnir the coming season. The fo.-tu-
mite combinations of musical stops are
'Tlio ' Amoi Gavotte " "Tho
lean , Col urn-
bH , " and the "Octagon. "
"Tho American Gavotte" is unqnob
tiouably the most original of the three ,
and is in Us natuic a peculiar coinbina
tion ot the waitami polka. The writer
iccontly had a chat with one of the oltlcst
and best known dancing masters in this
city on the subject of ( lancinir m general
unit "Tho Guv otto" in particular , and
was ircatod to a practical illustration of
the buauties of the new ligure. The venerable
erablo master of hi.s art donned patent
leather and on the smoothly polished
lloor ot his own academ > proceeded to
lightly trip through the intricate stop * of
"Tho Gnotto. . " The advcntuious par
ticipator first takes three short , gliding
bteps to ono side , then walks one step far
ther in the same diiectiou , and tmallv ,
turning a three step polka half turn , Is
ready to recommence the movement.
The weakness of "tho Gavotto" is the
walking step , Otheiwlso tlio dance is
very pretty and graceful , but the walk
i ing stop , being so much wlovvor than lint
other stops in the ligure , must necessarily
cause confusion. It aNo tends to bleak.
the time , and w lion the member ? of the
il. society practiced the daueo in Hrookljn
the musicians declared that it could not
. bo danced in 1 t time , as was intended by
its originator.
The daueo itself is nnquostionablv
novel , is a pleasing variation of the
waitami polka , and would foim a h
suable addition to the small number of
lound dances now sanctioned by usage.
Hut it must be danced to polka time and
the walking step in some way eliminated
01 bridged over or the tlauco will prove
a failure. At lean so the "profes-or"
toltl the writer , and his foity live jearo of
oxpouonco ought to qualify him to de
cide.
"Tho Columbia" and "Octagon" are
old dances levived and reaiianged , and
are but slightly dilloreul fiom what they
were fifty joais ago. The foimer greatly
resembles the wall/ and could se.iit-uly
bo distinguished from it by an inexperi
enced poison. "Tho Octagon" is a
quadrille arranged for eight couplon , and
ns several ot its variations are catching
and remarkably itrotty , it bids fair to become -
come n populai iiauco. Aside fiom thcso
new dances the old time favorites will of
course remain in vogue , the new dances
merely being accepted us novelties on
trial. _
An Imnrtmvv vvllli Mrs. Florom-f.
In the course of anintoniow witn Airs.
Florence she said , "Last spring , after
our trip , when wo wore again domiciled
in Now York , I was called upon by
Father Piatt , a wealthy and benevolent
priest , who is the head of a largo chaiit-
nblo school and whoso gicatest delight is
in educating little children. Ho asked
mo if 1 would recite something for the
children on one of their exhibition days ,
anC as I was not playing I agreed to it ,
and by so doing increased the treasury
by | 1,000. It ia a now departure for me ,
and nv or. ) body c-uno when they heard
that ' .Mrs. Floienco1 was going to recite.
1 made my selection to please the chil
dren. It was a little thing called 'The
Child's 1'ooket , ' and begins like this "
Hfio Mis , 1'lorcnco aioso and gave the
opening stanza , imitating the gestuios
and broken vernacular ot early childhood
to perfection , endinp with a funny little
chuckle that was irresistible.
She went on : "To my great surprise it
took immensely. The children were dc
jlglitcd , and for wcoLj after waul they
would inquire after tbn lady who recited
forthun. Afteiwaid 1 gave thorn a lit
tle lecture on inflection , on how to stand ,
and how to make expressive gestures ,
and told them to imitate me a * olo-olv as
possible 'I he piece had quite a run after
that. Thieu or four joiiug lubes trad
to recite it , but tin j lacked ( hie , ns the
Fiench ay , and couldn't make it go "
Mrs Florence expressed her willing
ness to favoi Omaha in tlio nmo mniiiu r
on her next visit , and HIM people will
doubtless bo glad to avail themselves of
her kindness
Mrs. Florence icsiuncd , "You mu t
linptcss childien lij giving them what i *
attractive ind melty. Their little brains
are not eapible of receiving anjthing
heavy \ \ bun 1 en ngivejoung gills points
for improvement , I am glad todoit. Ills
such an accomplishment for \oung lady
to lead or iccite lluely. All motheis aie
anxious that their daughters simll shine
either by their talents 01 social qualifica
tion , anil they ought lobe more ener-
gi tic in o\er clng their mental and
moral development. I admire a studious
K rl , but 1 hate a la/y peison , 01 a
iiovunly ono , and esteem cleanliness ne\i
to godliness. "
Mrs Florence is still nn iudustiious
student. She said "My horns for ludy
are between ? and U in the mom
ing 1 don't encumber myself with much
clothing , just slip on my wiupper 1 lead
a great deal and always aloud. Thus I
| ire oive the fullness of my voice. I act
all the time I lead 1 must , because I m
an actress and when I go upon the st-ige
it all comes o n itni U and spontaneous "
The gieat antipatlij of Mrs Florence is
the slangy \oungpiisonof either'-ex
"A man of the woild , " she said , "may
avail himself of a slangy word without
olleuding good taste , but trotu voung
blood it comes with a bid grace Such
expressions as'How is the old lad'or
'llow methoyoung ones' are cunent.bul
nothing so giates upon my ear as to hear
a wife or childien designated in such
co trse terms "
"Ti ue lohnement is innate i.ilhcr than
acquired. 1 siw an instance ol il I tst
Snudai I w''h ' > ut dm ing with a gentle
man and two little daughters One of
them inteirupted hei fathei s conveis.i
lion , when the youngu , a child ot lour
jeais , gentlv lebuked hei with , 'Kli/a ,
pap i is speaking ' You si e it w as innate
1 am n close student of human natuie
and can at once determine the bleeding
of a young lati } by hei ( . .linage anil do-
poitment Don't joit know some people
lia\o sucli tenible walks A gentleman
will always single out a giacetul woman
ralhei than a pictty one tor admit atmn.
No matter how plamagiil m.ij be she
will come out ahead of the pretty guIs if
she cultivate her mind , manner and gen
eial depoitment. I knew a plain but cul
tivated girl who was chosen by a wealth )
man from among three hand-onie sisteis
lor hei superior gift of pleasing Innate
lelinement is the most attractive of all
giaees
"A lady when she has purchased a m w
diess should oxetciso it until she gets the
stillness out of it. She should reheaiM >
in her own parlor how to manage her
tiain , and thus her clothes become ail
jusied to herself , and she appeal- ,
easy and unconscious of them
in Middy Many would do well
to get some of tlio stillness out ot their
mannetsalso I have attended iccej-
tionswhcio mj heart has Muttered in
s > mpathy with guests who have boon
iisheied in and then left to get along tlio
best way the ) might. 1 have seen people
sit down on entoiinga house and never
) cao theii seats until the timeof their do-
departnie 1 adopt the Fieneh fashion
of taking my guests mound m
a quiet , matter-of course way , ami
making them fui 1 at home.
I don't ombaiiass thorn by making their
intioductions conspicuous , but a little
after the auival of a guest 1 take her
aiound quielly and gradually make her
acquainted with each littlegioup till she
tei Is sntliciently at ease to get around by
lieioolf. Thus she becomes en rappoit
with the company andthoiouglily at ease
and no one knows . victl.s. boxy it has
been brought about. "
Mrs. Florence is attended by an intel
ligent French girl who is an aitist as wcl !
as a modiste. She has the entile care ot
the actress' waidiobe and is paid
f3 ( ) per mouth above all expenses.
Mr. Floienco is a much younger and
liner looking man oil the st.igo than the
Hon. Haidwell Slote , and his f tee and
mien aio brim full of the good fellowship
for which ho is distinguished. The pair
are an illustration of the fact that some
times a lionevnioon can endure thiongh a
lifetime. Theirs is an ideal m.uiied life ,
compelling the respect ot the outer woild
and winning substantial contentment for
themselves. MISML. HAIII ,
HOCIAh EVENTS IN OMAHA.
The indications point to a bowildoimg
whiil in tlio social swim of this winter
and judging from the briskness with
which parties are crowding upon eacli
other , sociotv's vot-mos will requite to
carefully husband their forces in older to
meet the demand upon _ them. Already
the season has boon well inaugurated and
the p-ist week has boon exceptionally
brilliant both in a social and
dramatic sense. The audiences at the
oiioi : x house have been notably fine.
The Floiencos called out both lovers of
good acting and admucrs of line dressing
so that the substantial and the fashiona
ble vveio well represented , and the I'.il-
mor company was cqnallj well palion-
i/.ed.
i.ed.Tho
The Doano wedding still continues to
be an absorbing topic , the ensemble ot
the wedding paity , the magniticenco ot
the piesonts and the beautitul inipics-
sivonehs of the ceremony. A homo wed
ding is a co/y , cheerful and sociable
allair , but a church wedding sccmsgrand ,
solemn and sacramental , and no temple
could moie better enhance its ell'ect than
the beautitul Trinitj eithcdral ,
U he chanti ball is the next excitement
and already prep.nations aio being dis-
ciib.sed. Thanksgiving night is proposed
as a suitable date , and it is to bo hoped
that the idea ma > bo accepted as the ob
ject for which the ball is piojecled de
mands that it be cat nod out at the com
mencement ot the season of augumentcd
uiivntion among the poor.
The Donne \ \ ' < ' ( ldiiij.
An ovonl of unusual Interest in society
was tlio marriage of Miss Cora Doano
and Mr. Chas. H. Keller at Tiinity cathe
dral Wednesday evening , The popular
ity of the contracting parties , drew out a
largo crowd to witness the ceremony and
long befoie the appointed hour , a line of
cuiriagos stood before the door of the
cathedral.
The gentlemen who acted as ushers
were Messrs , K 1'atiick , Chas Denel ,
( ! eo Harke , Flank Hamilton and 11. U.
Tiko.
At a few minutes after 8 the bridal
part } diovo up to the arch that had boon
elected in fiont of tlio cathedral and as
the oigan began a subdued prelude oveiy
eye tinned in expectancy toward the
door. The bridal cortege was preceded
by two failles in pink and blue , Miss
Jennie ikClelland and Miss Hirdio liar-
bcr , who placed cordons of white satin
ribbon on cither side of the aisle. Miss
Wakoley was the lirst bridesmaid. Miss
llurford.of Oakdalo.the second , and Miss
Clara Givenof Dos Moines , the third.
Thn order of the grooms wasi Mr
Coles , oi Virginia , lirst , Mr. A. Wakoly ,
second and Mr Guy Doane , third , Tlio
bride followed , attended by her father
and last came the groom with Mrs. Doano.
The bride was uttirediu white tulle on
tram , with the conventional veil. Tno
bridesmaids wore white tulle dresses ,
witli brocaded bodices.
After HUhop Worthington pronounced
them man and wife , the newly wedded
pair lup.tiied to the residence of the
bride's father on Twenty first nnd Clii-
enttf ) , where a brilliant nccption was
held from 0 to 11 The porches vveio
closed in with canvas , and the Music il
Union orchestra furni hod music for
those who were inrlined to dance
Tlio presents numbeicd about one liun-
dcred and forty costly and rare gifts ,
linking the choice-it colliction eveiecu
nt anj wedding in this citj The follow
ing is ft list ot them Turkish embroid
ered mantle drainMr. . and Mrs l.iu-
inger , exquisite hand painted butter" .
Miss Jennie McClelland , complete set of
ivory toilet ai tides In plush case , \V G.
Do.ino , rare impnited fan. Mr and Mrs.
HaJler , plush lined work basket , Mi s
Fannie Croft , line handkerchief woiked
with medallions , Mr. and Mis D 11.
\yiieder , plush photograph ease MKs
Kate Llia e , Ilavdanil ill ite in ca e ,
Mr. and MrsV. . C I'.itterson , hand-
Mime boudoir minor , Mr and Mrs A S.
Paddock , case of silver , Mr. and Mrs.
Guarncr , Clmrle-ton . Va , table , Mr.
and Alis Charles \\ells \ , Camp Clink ,
al-o deed of lot from the same , royal
\\orcester plates. Mis. Geoigo Menus ;
exquisite plates , Mrs Bishop C'lark-on ,
cut gla s perfume bottle , Mrs Tlicndoio
Kingvsalt , French china cofl'ecs , Mr.
Charles Ogdenj silver mn t.iid cup ,
Mis 'Ihoinas tiaig , Haltinune ; sil
ver cheese scoop in plush case ,
Mi-s Knnbill and ot oilier , fancy
big with bon lions , Miss Mamio
Dandy , satin wall pocket , Miss liaiber :
moiocco chaii Guy Doano , silvei sugar
sjioon ami butter knife in plush case , C ,
A\ ill Hamilton , lovclj set of pearl hand
led fruit knives ami nut picks in olive
plush ca e , A I > Harkalow , large sachet
iiag of white satin 11 ituted with lleiir delis
lis , Mis Minnie ( loth VaillVjmoie ,
painting of Minuchaha Falls on ghns ,
with cat tail easel , Key and Mis FliK ! \ -
paugli , Minneapolis , sdv er egg cups and
spoons with htand. GV. . \ Vertpeail
handled fiuit knives in dove plush case ,
Mr and Mis.V. . V. Morse , set of poatl
handled nut picks and eraekei in vellow
phi'li case , Joscplnne Pai ker , W K Par
ker and J M Paiker. jr , set of pearl
handled Inul knives in plush case , .1 M.
Paiker , D.iveiiort | ) , la , a bijok. "Hob
and His 1 riends , ' fioniMisVoolworth ,
handsome jewel c iseingold and oxvdi/ed
silvei , Mi ami Mis Ihmebaugh , picture
of the Madonna , Mi. and .Nils , An hio
Powell , landscape in oil , Mis \ \ L Pir-
rottovase with Hovvers.Mr and Mis.Hunt ,
lovely gold eolleo SJIODIIS in iiliish.
case.'Mr and Mis. J It Clarksou , gold
lined silver salts in bine velvet ease , Air.
and Mis Shiveriek , Carlsbid vase , Mr.
and Mis Mat Patnek , Diesden candle
stick , Mr and Mis J. 1C Chambers ,
Japanese vase. Mr and Mis M'cNcil ,
ban 1 i.incisco , ice cie.un knife in plush
case , Mr ami Mis Allen Mauii.Hich
nionil , Va. . missive hammeied silver
fruit bowl , Mi. and Mrs HaMiiond , book
of poems , tiom Mr Hailholomevv , line
Cailsbad vase , Miss CJivon , DCS Moines ,
buieau sot , Miss llenniuas , Kvansvdle ,
Ind , complete set of silvei in plush case ,
from Messis. Steele , Nichols and Chap
man , vase , Mi and Miss Isaacslace pins ,
Mrs. Poppleton , poitfoho of alligator
skin with mono"anied ! note papcr.Clem-
out Chase , b iiul painted pitcher , Miss
Campbell , bias- , kettle and lamp , Mis
Chailes Powell , Carlsbad pitcher. Mi
Hemy and Miss Knstm. lace ipiead and
and pillow sliptiom the bnde'smother ,
tine handkerchief , Mrs Kecd , Calitoima ;
lace pins , Mist , Annie Ilniford , traveling
toilet set. Miss Jean Hiown , New Yoik ,
plush cminoidored sc'iif , Mrs Gicpiihovv ,
Idaho , marble clock , Mis W. II. Gieon-
how , Idaho , liungaiian jar. Ii and Mia.
Hums , biass gospel bell. Mrs .Niehtds ,
silver salts and spoons in case , Miss
Johnson and Miss Love. Keoknk , clock
and pel tumo bottles , Dr. and Mis. Pea-
bod. ) , silvei ice tub and spoon , Mi. xnd
Mrs' Andrews , shoulder gloves , Mrs
btoauis , vase ot Doulton vvaie , Miss
IIaiiacoin , b indsomo pitcher , Mr. and
Mis F. 11. McConnell , Worccstirnitchcr ,
Mis. Holdiedge , amber pitcher , I'otl Ton-
/alm ; basket of llowers , Mrs , Kiutli ,
pickle sot , aMiss Minnie Chambers : oxy-
di/ed silver biush and waiter , I'icd Mil-
laid , silver cheese SLOOP in plush ci ° e ,
Mis Joy Moi ton , Chicago , case of line
soaps and porftimea. George Doanc , ji. ,
embroideicd liio scieen mounted in
brass , Mr and Mis. G. M Uairow ,
unique ouster spoon in iilnsli case , Miss
Shuais , a dainty volume , Lynesol I eve ,
Mrs. Dr McC'lellaud , silver letter Knife ,
the Missus Knight , elcg.int French mai blu
clod ; , Mr. and Mrs. Wukel } ,
orange blos-oms from Los Angeles , Mis.
Hrownson ; pbotogi ilis ] , Mrs. Lieuten
ant Moiiran , oil painting , Mrs. JJiown-
son ; line apron , Daisy Hrowiison ; rustic
yaso and llowers , Mrs M F. White ;
bisque card icceiver , Miss Opal Tonilin ,
silver bon bon set in blue plush case , Mr.
and Mrs. John I Hedick , fish set of
hammered silver in morocco case , Isaac
Coles , Viiginia , salad spoon m blue phish
case , Mr Kge ; satin-lined work basket
and accessoiieo , Miss Groenhow ; Ho al
Dresden w aie , Mis Dr , Gr.iddy , steel
engraving. Mr. and Mrs.V. . P \ \ illiams ;
ta ) > estry vase , Mr and Mn , Lewis Heed ,
tine china sugar and cream , witn silver
tongs , Mis. Chase , silver sugar tongs ,
J. K. Kmgwalt , solid silver fruit bowl m
green plush case , fiom Messrs. Frank
Hamilton , Haiko , Pike , Patiick , A.
Wakcly , and Deuel ; sot of hand painted
butters , Mis. C'anioM. Hnikalow , sugar
spoon , i\Iiss \ Nellie Coots , silver salts in
idush case , Mr. and Mis. Will
Hediek ; peach-blow vao , W. T. Cartau ,
brass binsh and trav , Luther Draki ;
table linen. Mr. and Mis. Falconet ,
"good luck'1 pin.Hartlett Huhaids , Chad-
ion , do/en china plates , Mr. and Mrs
Slieilon , silver cake kiiiio in plush case ,
1 < D. Mulr ; silver salad spoon in blue
plitsh ease. Mis. Judge Lake ; exquisite
pitcher , Ilmily Wakidy , 103 al Diesden
ware. Mis L. Hradford , basket of llow-
eis , Miss Congdon ; set of silver spoons ,
Mi s Wakoly , royal diesden vase , Mrs
11. T. Heed , California , line etching ,
Miss Daisj Doano , silver eolleo spoons m
case , Mr and Mis. W. L Adams , ivory
ware vase , Mr. and Mr Manderson ,
silver cream spoon in plush case , Leo
I'unkhouscr , bouillon set and spoons m
Japanese waio , Mis , Gen. Dandv , royni
worchestcr chocolate pitcher , Mr , and
Mrs. 11. W. Yates , tapestr > vase , the
Misses Kmma and Laura Hoaglund ,
unuiie | bonbon dish in plush case , Mr ,
and Mitt Annin ; cioam and sugar spoon
in case , Mrs J. G. Hourku ; roval wor-
ohestor vase , Mr. and Mrs. Pritchott ,
suladsctin blue pluslicase.Mrs.Hoagland ;
Diesden cups and saucers , David Wells ,
amber vase , Mis Toiuahn and Alfied
Tou/.alin , stool engraving , George Dai-
row , elegant Japanese placquo , ( Jeneial
and Mis. Hawkins ; brass onsel , Mr. and
Mis , Tom Hogors. red fox boa and nuiH' ,
Min3 Alice Tin all , Detroit , Chovnl mir
ror , Mr and Mis Tin nil , Detroit ; ex
quisite etching on white satin with mas
sive frame , Mr. and Mrs. Cow in , steel
cngiaving , Mrs Hoalldo/on silver colfro
spoons in plush caseDr. and Mrs Thrall ,
Cincinnatisteel engraving. "The Laik , "
Hey , and Mrs , Dohoity The bride re
ceived a pair of sohtauo diamond earrings -
rings fiom her father , u diamond cross
from tint groom and a diamond bracelet
from Mr and Mrs J N 11 Patrick.
Mr and Mrs , Keller lof t Thinaclay for
an eastern tiip to bo absent a month ,
after which they will bo at homo at Judge
Doano's residence.
Unique Novelties nnd launch.
Mrs. W. H Millard gave a luncheon
party Thursday afternoon. The tables
were beautiful with Dowers nnd smilax ,
and the plato cauls were very unique
They consisted of tiny cards to which
miniature rolling pins , kettles and tea
pots were attached. The guests num
bered eighteen. Miss Wakcly , the
Misses Dundy , the Misses Sharp , Miss
Maud Woolworth , Mlsj McConnell , Miss
Urown. Miss Downs , Miss Campbell ,
Miss Woolworth , the Misses Dundy ,
the Misses Hamilton. Miss Lelnnor , Miss
Downs , the Misses Knight , Miss Camp
bell , Miss Uro\\ \ , Miss McCoimell , Miss
Morniinie.lv "Mi s Mnrgxn , Miss Wake-
ley , Miss sharp , Mi < s Snow don
'llv pet-Ion. "
The * llvfcticni" | is the euphonious
title of a nevf Swiat club which giv es its
initial pait ) ( In H ictobei 10 , m the expo
sition annex. Tjns organi/ation pioin *
ists to coutributM Inigeiv to the social
pleasures of tin- coming winter It has
been stalled on > i sound bisis and has
now a good si/ad numbers-hip of a high
order A scno ot six paities , commene-
ing with that on the date named , will bo
giviu at interv , aN of tin ee wicks. Hvery
arrangementiw ill bo made to iiisuie the
success of eacirevent , and these who
hold inv itatirtiis.or the series may count
themselves lucky , indeed.
'I ho olliceis of the club are N J. Hd-
liolm , Jin "idout , K H Smith , vice piesi-
dent , II D Hicks , secretary , mid 1 rank
Hnck , tic istncr Including these gen
tlemen , the boaul of dnectois is composed -
posed of twelve chatter members , all of
whom aie bound to make the club a
success H is safe to piediet lor the
' llvpuiion" a bright futtuo.
An riccnnt Reception.
Mrs Hen ] Gallagher gave a 1 idles * te-
centum i'huisilay af toi noon , the houis
being fiom II to (5 ( bho was assisted line-
eeiv ing by her two sisters Mrs MeCorniok
of Salt Lake and M-s MeKaskell from
California , also Mis Haiker and Mis
Juo A C'icigliton of this pity Many
magniliccut toilets vveie noted , these
woin b > the iceeiving ladies being es
pecially woith ) of description Mrs
McC'orniek wore one of the
most aitistic combinations over
seen bete It was a P.uis crc
anon ot shi imp mnk ottoman silk and
mjss gieen satin The long coin t train
was lined throughout with the green.
and the trout of the diess was covered
with Pompei.ige , a foundation of gieon
net spat kling with ei vstal pendants of
the same shade. Diamond oimuuonts
were woiu
Mrs. MeKaskell woie a pink satin en
tram with diaperies of Llama lace , and
diamonds.
Mrs Gallagher wore a delicate blue
surah , and peails
I'llo dining loom whoie refreshments
vveie solved vvaspiofusilj decoiatodwith
llowers
The guests included Mrs Paxlon , Mi's.
Kount/o , Mis Patiick , Mis. Davis , Mrs
Hat ton , Mis W. 11. Mill ltd. the MI-SOS
Hamilton , Mis Dr Jones , Mis Smith ,
Mis Coutant , Mis Cow in , Mis. Savage ,
Mis. Wikelev. Mis M Patrick , Mr- .
lie.ul , Mis Dr Snnnueis , Mis. Honi-
dette Mis Di Giaibb. Mrs C-.nttr Mis
Kitchen. Mis Dandi Mrs Dundy , Mis.
J I Kedick , Mis S ut/linder , Mrs.
Wm Hediek , Mis Dnbois , Mrs Colpet-
/ei , Mis. Dr. Paiker , Mis. Dr lldi ,
Mis 1-ddy , Mis Swobe , Mis Dori.mce ,
Mis. Callow ay , Mis. Hauisuv * , Mr
F.dgar , Mis Heed , Mis L. M Hennetl ,
Mii Uannctt , Mis John D C'icigliton ,
Mis Miigmn , Airs H S Hall , Mis Web
ster , . Mrs Hojd , Mis Hieibowei , Mis D.
O Cliiik , Mis Moinick ( , Mis Lacev ,
Mis A Hnsew.iter , Mis. Parrotte , Mis.
Mchortci , Mis G.irnc.iu , Mi- * Lee , Mis.
\ \ V. Moisc , MM C'auier , Mis b. P.
Mot sc , Mi1 1 > 1C Ikr. Mis Hrvnnt.Mrs.
Sti vens , Mi < Gibbon , Mrs Kit keml'ill ,
Mrs. John Hi ady. Mis Wakeheld , Mrs.
G'-neial ' CioVik , Mis Heed. Mis H H.
Wood , Mis H.urtgei , Mrs MeShane.Mis.
MtC'onl , Mrs. Tower , Mrs. Patterson ,
Il.uiiltinmo hoiivonirn.
Mrs C iN DicU entertained a number
ot fi lends at ) ) i ogiessive euchre Thins-
day evening , th guests including Mr.
anil Mis W tf Allen , Mr and Mis
bti-anss of Sfin Fi.uicisco , Mi and Mis
Callovvav , Mr. and Mis Contain , Mr. ami
Mrs. b T b'mulil Mr and Mis Dr Joins ,
Mr. and Alia. D 15 Sugdit , Mr and
Mrs Yost , Mi1 , and Mis B M Stickncj ,
Air anilMisriE W.Dixon.Mis . Andi.ws ,
ils OdellvMisfe Maggie Dixon. Miss
Fjinnio C'obmtu Miss Dictr , Dr. Smith ,
Mr Squiios. Ale. Hallow , Mr. Hencdict ,
Mr. G. C. Dietz , Mr. Eisonoie of llsist-
ings.
ings.Tlio
Tlio pii/'es were from Cnicago and
included some vciy handsome son-
vnirs. The ladies' ioil : pn/o was a ot
of thiee uselnl books , bound in albgitor ,
an nddioss book , a v-isitmg list mid shop
ping list , all enclosed in tin alliiMlm e i e
rdis W. F Allen was the wmnoi. Mi
Coutant won the gentleman's ioj.il
pii/e , a card casn in the sbapo of a tooin.
Nhs .Stiaussand Mr bticknoi took the
booby pn/es , a pen wiper and stamp
case. _
Card- , and Mirth.
Mis. Dr. Jones gave a l.tige piogu-ssivo
six-banded cuclite p.utj p.uty Tt.e-d ly
evening There were no distinctive
pri/es , but each guest was given : t dainty
souvenir bag of bon bons. The > e who
] ) .uticipated were Mr. and Mis Ilier-
uower , Mr. and Mrs W II Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H Wneoler. ji , Mr and
Mrs. Cliiton , Mr and Mis Hamsey , Mr.
and Mrs. Coutant , Mr and Mis Squires ,
Mr and Mis. S , T. binitb , Mis Andrews ,
Mis. Odell , Mr. and Mis. Gaiiabiant ,
and Mia. Higelow , Mr and Mis 11 H
Hudson , Mr. and Mis. Mctn.ilf , Miss
Coots , the Mi-ses Dixon , Miss Knight ,
Miss Davis , Miss Clatke , Miss Hoyd , Mis- ,
ANakeloy , Miss 1 oos , Mis Wells , ol
Columbus , O , Miss McP.irlin , Mr. and
Mis. Geoigo Daiiow , Mrill \\al-ely ,
Mr F Htovvn , Mr. John Wdbui , Mi
btickney , Mr MfDonald , Dr. Keogh , Dr
Gitroid , Mr A Wakele , Mr H Patrick ,
Mr Davis , Mr Clarke , Mr. Cornish , Mr.
Chase
Art Ol
Miss Shafer is putting landscape on
ground glass.
Miss Alice Hogers is painting the old
mill at Amoiicaii Folk can j on on a
a 1x 7 canvass.
Miss Collins brought with her from
F.iiropo a good collection , niimbciing
about thirtv pictures.
Mis Giant is painting in sepia , on
poicclaiu , the Alamo , the old chapel in
Alamo , Iho old chapel In San Antonio ,
Tex , wlicro Davy Crocket mtt his tragic
death.
Mis. Mumaugh still continues to dis
play now beauties in chliiii , some ice
ci earn plates being paiticiihuly unique ,
leoi aie now served on plates as laige as
the ordinary tea plate It is fio/cn in
form and cake is served on the same
plate One in ; i renaissance design hud
a giound of chocolate color with a diag
onal band closing it , on which cupids
were immtcfl. 'Another ' was in green
with blackbcVrieii and iciives. A conven
tional design df the star plant in rich
tones vvushauds6mo. The cornerj of the
plates turned dvcr and wore tinted in
dead colors with gold relief A cup and
saucer of odd slapo | had a deep brow uish
ground , with conventional design of
trailing iirbuttts , '
Exposition , T3n tort nln men tB ,
The management of the exposition
building contemplate gi ) ing ten enter
tainments this winter , at each of which a
good programuiu will bo lendcicd by the
best local taLunU The tickets will bo
sold b. ) subsuiiption and it the sale does
not jtisttf \ the vbtcrpriso it w ill bo aban
doned The price of the tickets for the
ontite season is f i.
Ilrovltics.
Miss Ijams is visiting in Haltimoro.
Dr. Denise has returned from Europe.
Miss Lake is visiting her sister in Chi
cigo. :
Miss T. C.JKwinedy is visiting in St.
Louis.
Mrs. M. S Lindsay is visiting in Os-
Wis.
Mr Pcnncll left last evening for n visit
m Sioux City.
Mrs J. M. Motcalf had a small luncheon -
eon party Tuesday
Mrs Hanscom entertained the Ladles'
Luchro club Friday
Mrs Wells of i olnmbus , 0. , -visiting
her sister Missl-oos
Mrs A L Straus is home after a sum
mer s | ml m the cast.
Wilbur Heall has retuined from
Meeker , Col . to tay.
0 11 Goidon is attending the Veiled
Pioidiol in Jl Louis
Miss Matioapor ictuuicd last week
from a vi it in Chicago ,
Mr Jonti ANilbur attended the conven
tion at Lincoln Tuc < nl ly
Mr I'lsennin , of 1Ia < tin 4 , is the guest
of Mr. and Mis u N. Plei/ .
Mis Sam Jones and Miss Cliambcis
are visiting lu Lmiitlle , Kj.
Mis. W. O. Taj lor entettalnitl a few *
friends at dmiiei last evening
( ienei.il and Mrs Ilivvkins gave a din
ner Friday ev cuing to a few fi lends.
Senator and Mis Mandeison and Ml s.
Hrown are quaitned at the Millard.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Dollio McCornilck and Mr. A. Heniiug'
tonMrs
Mrs S T. Smith ga\o a small infotmnl
lunch baturdni Week , in honor of Mw.
Oilcll.
Mrs. F M. Phillips has iciitcd her
house , 2J1U Dodge , to S. P KomuN , foi a
jearMrs
Mrs A U , Wjmaii and her daughter ,
Miss Nolho , are lu a ltmgtoii visiting
relatives.
Mrs John Francis has moved to 531
Colfnx stiuet In one of Lieutenant King-
man's houses
Mrs Yo t and Mrs Moisoman leave
for .St. Louts tomoiiow to witness the
Veiled I'inplicK
Mrs Anderson is attending the Veiled
Pie | > hets in St Louis and will take m
Chicago bofonjher retuin.
Miss Hucklnglntm. the talented organ
ist of the Kount7o Memorial chinch , ex
pects to return to Chicago shortly.
Mrs. J. T Claiko docs not intend to
reside peimanenlly in New Yoik but
is meiely taking a three week's v icatlon.
Dr MeParlin's fourdaughteis have ar-
lived in Oittali i The eldest is n debu
tante ; the o'hers are attending Iho con
vent o ! the baeud Heart
Callers at the Omaha duo on ladies' day
wcic MM A. Hiiker , Miss Hntbei , Miss
Adda Melii nlo , Mis. \ \ L Allen and Mr
Straus * , of the well known Bohemian
club , ban Francisco.
lvc Kncliic.
Miss Wakelevgavo a catd party Mon-
d.tj evening m honor of Miss Wilson , of
Li.ivotiAorth , and Miss Davis , ot HMN. .
Y Iho icm uning guests vveio Misses
Herlin , Hiirford. ot Oakdale , tlio Missus
Knight , Miss Hilcoinho Mis5 Harker , the
Misses Dixon , Miss Giccnhovv , and Miss
Hovd. Mr Davis , of live. N.Y.Mr.
Mann , of N Y , Messrs Hall' , ioane ,
Muir , the Missis Hamilton , Heilin.Pal-
ink , Howe , Harkalow , U iNon , Wilcox ,
Miss Hei lin and Mi. Hamilton won the
lo.val pu/es , Miss Circenltow and Mi.
YNilsonthe aecond , and Miss llnrfoid
and Mi Patiick the booby pn/e.
iinrrini nisr.
Listof letteis ieniainin < * uncalled foi
in the postoiliee foi the week endni" ;
bept. lit ) , 18SI5
Note. P.u ties calling for these letteis
will iiletiso s ij "Advcitised , " rivin { ? the
date at the head of the list , and inqnho
lei same at the "Ladies' Delivery Win
dow. "
To avoid mistakes have your mail ad-
dicssed tostieet and niimher.
rlMlLMI.N's l.lsT.
Altslmlei S'J Ail nns C V
Amhevvs d W Atkinson I
\lleu U ( . A i instead W
Anthi'iiv S Arnold I , C
Athison A W All mil 1'
Allen II
li.llltT C HavsCi W
Kramlts II Block U
Jleiinei ( ! H Hailej < A
Honn Kl ) Hum n .1
IlelisonV T Buth't C
Huttuirolil C A HojdC
HUMS i : P Huekbilla H
Hnesii i T. Hiosii ih.in H
Haku M F.'J Hiindonka A
JtiicKlejV
Itmii 1 U
Hanjeit . ) Blow ii P i :
Hi own A O Hieedev O
H.iitlovv O Hios I'atndc
Hl.ickliwinJ M j.illnp.1C W
Built-in i I'w Hislu.p . T II
Hissai i : % 1 ! i tomhe K A
li.ilule \ \ ' Dillon W
Hiin ttr
Hiooks.l V lii'u'li.im I C
HIII loughs J 11
Black'1 11
Clark I' F , Coldis H
( adv i : AI fallen H
( Ijde I ) Co\vles A A
Canter M Ch.iDin M U
Castens T Cain.I b
Olnistenson P C Colh ) .1 T
C II Mill 11 Chovrs A
Ciivvfiml J G CailoM
Canloid I' Coin II C
Cintt. ) W Cook T
Chinch \VT Collins I ) J
( iriK'iiHi J Cliapm in C J
C'oclnan U II I ailsun C J
Clansseii C
Dirk son 0 D.tvisC'J
D.iUne.J L Dendml KM
JJetlue A L
Dimi'.iu inr Cow ley A A
Devoie C J
Dnnlit.1
Dnnnini , ' b U D Doii.ihlson W H
D-nnv 'I DcntonT
Diiilek .M Dennett J G
DillleJM
1 ckstioia CG 3 Kvans C A
Karl W T Kmeison ,1
J.lson D'J l.istman O K
Ltlei C II Ki > l > eiistcin L
1 ems U S Kianson li
I entnn (1 ( A raiicldld U
Pntj ( J
Fntdi.I
Mint li I'n'nman .1
l 'lvim \ \ " 1'anei X
J iceiliii.iu b Pet/al .1
KisherC' 11 ! ' ( II K
Kit-Id II K < inl N A
Kit/pnili 1 : H 1 lemin A JI
1 unis \ . Co rioth P U
Pox b
( Manly K ( i.uifcT
( iciiu.in .M
daiuson 1
( inswoid II W ( inner P
I'- ( ii-iisloph K L
tieoi tjeaelil A J doodkOlow J
GniillM'i J I )
Ilnmnns G II llucn K
HaiKi
llallT II
Hill LU Jleuileisdii K Vf
lllckoiyV \ llatveyU'll
Hind J P Henit J 11
Haiioon A llaskell K
IhimtjerOH HarvfoCW
HcnnliiK H I ) HallnK P
Hnmnton N P llnltlniist P
' ] ln'K tioni K A
Haaso'V lliuris A C !
llowksA V Ilollni.niVH \
llamanu II Hull KG
Homo J JIouuA J
.lohnson LI .lolmson O
Jones G Jusear K
Jckstadt A Johnson J
JOIIL'SJ H Jiihiisini L
J ours A Jones Pinf
.lohnson F Johnson \V A
Kevsei J H Klrshuhnnu J
Knao ( i Kuesteis H
Kennedy T Kellar i :
Keenev 1C Kitby P H
Kellv J 0 Kirkcl ) J
KlatTniiin V KioiiceKO
Kinsho F Krans Y
Kohonit J
Lankton 0 A Lamb A
Lewis A Loin ; J
LeltchT l > owoTH
" S
La jc x W J Lalmmie It
LlegittG Ljoa G
LliiUUiri : O Lam-'hlin A II
LoiiKluj O Lund P
Lindbi-rc.1 LnrilckJ
Lamson J A Lawrence F
LevIerS Liilning A J
Morrison & Hcbco Mason F
Met'luro A Morrison J
Matullovu PL MtCaulov F
Miller V G Miller it Co
Matheson T McManus E
Manson P McLaiiBhllnH J
McColvcnt L McGallan L U
MuManlcs J Marshal & llutchcr
Marman JV McHrtUeJ 112
MaClure il Moore .1 A
Monahan Vf Morse W W
MulUsky P Mackey W U
Mullen ,1 Morvov P
McMulHn 0 L .MnrdeiiV ( }
McPevltt U
Mite A .McKllmnv 1' H
Mnntiix ,1 , i Mnttin 1'
Malonej 'I' Mi-nmnoll T
.v Dr ' " "
McCranf.'l"1
Nol nn C H Xetllebusli J
NtlumTO Xolson b
Norrls W Kiemnn G
Nlpkersoii C P XcNmi G
.Soli I ) '
Noble'F Ci
ONnti A O'Xoil T
UIUPST U'MMll'M 3
O' ( Irmly ,1 O'Kellfo.l
OverM O'Neill W
O'lhuiloii C
IMrrln J Pen niton ,1 12
Ptaitmnml 15 Price GV \
Pri'SintUou 12 1'ilzliost W
Piitton I' 11 Pi-let inn PO
Paiiit'lico Pi
PlililemauC P.itket G
PalmB.I Poxtoti U
1 ! isnuisson L3 KossL
Klaiklnud M tllc > wnl O
lines ,1 ' 1 '
Koi'd 8 llielmid P W
Kullier Kolnliniilt K K U
ISosiiTl ) Jlopei SV 'I1
ItuthV lloilici K
Knbluson T.I Hosenlilum .1
Kobj Cil Hussl'll ' W M
I Seed K C Hush II W
bpadej L bmith G W
blehler M sim-uin P K
blelllck-.l behlli-hnmp.f
SMiupsimrWl > blteriimn A
biiliiiipaoh I'
be timnds S H burnt I )
Sullivan M bhanuon mr
Sherwood M 12 Solistei W
.Stortr I ) M.erterV
Smith. ) II Smith .1 K 0
Smith ( ! 11 Scott 0
Lieuentlmlcr U Smith C
SnvdriH C Sliallllu Cll
trfiwcith 1 F
Strahtht II .Smith .M
Scinmn A J Suiu.in A A
bmith T U Sittlei C
'lav lor T Tattle ( J F.
'IrutCt Thorp. ) H
Tipple \V S Turner S
Trotte I ) Tin lor 1 1 B
'lavlor C C TV nan W
Teiwllllcer B S Tl.il M K
Thaihui i : M Tlionhnsou A
Van Btuiit K Van DwjuT H
N'ardan 0
Wilson C Welilcu ( \ I )
\Vhltsitt.l M Wllllims.l V
\Valiep W Watnei.l It
W.lllH'l 11 Wood II
Williams T A Co Wliltnev C N"
\\illetU Ware A'C
Whiiton i : Wolf 0
\Vvcoll i.l : \ \ elcott i :
\ an Dugaii T H \\ard P
\ \ hltmiin J W Wain H
Wolf H Wllliims K
Ware A H W.ilcli M
WalketV \ B WelUt PI
\ \ all Aooil K
West Coiler
Xlmiiierimin ( ! /oiler C W
Xarls J
ADll.s' LIST
Aichei mrs C Allen miss H
Atiduison
miss Helm nil mis 'NT
Hiown miss L Kiovvn misK H
Miami miss K lilalr miss A M
Hetutrs J S Hovvm in l'
Heitliolas miss X Hiunei miss ( J
liiovvn mis It J Halter missl !
llntiei miss I H.ililwhi mis H
Harjlomis W P HUek misaJ
HlackfuKl mis
Carlson mis A Comtiinht mis J N
Crlsuln M Collioi mrs \Y \
Conaui ,1 L Ciispin M
Crauev mis A3 Cox misS
Crossmin mrs A Collier mrs W
Dtvls mis M DoitHhertj mrs J A
Donnelley mrs A Doi.in miss Al
Denton mrs A Dial.e miss L
Dccota mrs H Davlos mra A E
Hmrs
mrs T DavisX
Iiv ) Is miss M H
Hailu miss X
J I ) riiiinans mrs II 2
Postei mish Koote mrs M
Gutliman mrsM Giavea miss L
Grav mis'WO Gieen miss L
Green mrs A A Geherty mrs II J
( elicit misM Garner mrs J W
Giininl
i llannvmissX Iliiirm.in K
I Hamilton L 12 llnirstrom mrs O
llutt ien miss I lloiniukson mis T
Ilaitson mrs 1 V Haimnn miss L
Hammond K HoiUes misJ
lleitm in miss L II.HIM in mis
lluaiisman mis A Hamilton HUB L
lleiiitk mrs X
Ichle miss 31
lohnson miss l .lohnson miss
lames miss 1C .lav lies miss A
Kj tiers mis ( ) ICellev miss It A
Kliicliul mis P Kmlvcl nus P
KeJlermlss X
Lrendnn mrs 11 Lane mis O 11
Low mis H Lane mrs K
MuiiheadmrsW Malooney mrs 12
M ihoii miss H Monre > mis O
Moiilunmnry mrs.J Mittle mrs
MtiDeiiuolt mrs F McCoy mrs P
.MtCintj mis M McCov miss M
Nelson mt'ss H Xiles mrs K
Xeeh-v mrs II 1) Newell n.issM
Nelson miss M Pfelftei missJ 1)
IVitihone mrsM G Pi ay mis ( r
Pnielf miss L I'oolo mrs H
Pav lie mrs C 1'atteison mrs M
Knssell mrs J W Kaiikims mis H H
Klddluiituiiscr mrs C Itoheits mrs A B
Habjohns nns
Kexton mrs M faeekell mrs M M.
btarr mis S bjobfiK mrs
Sk'L'foid nns II btmit mis I )
Steojor miss .M b'ttihbendorf 1C
btovvaid mrs L Stiomlian miss S
bontt mrs S btilk-rs mrs A
Todd mrs II Tnrneis mrs B K
Thorn is mrs A Showers mrs I )
Thompson M Toomis miss F
Taylor miss il Tavlor mraT
TiottMIC
Yoiim. mrs S
While mrs C 1C Whcuiei miss M
Wooils mis M K Woods mis G
Wilson mrs u AVnlv M
Wnslihurn miss L Walsh mrs n
Wilson mrs K Wroth mrs M
Woodwind mrs K
i-otTitrii CLASS M VTiri ! ,
P Peterson 15 G Kelly
C. K COIT4NT ,
Postmaster.
Htn as Mpcil | In i lie Hud.
M.tninrnn , Va. , Out , 2 There was a
heavy Irost this moiiiln - . Vetrotatlon Is
D.nllj diiiiiHL'cil. A Iiro ( jiait ot the tobacco
crop will be mined.
flJOBBERS' DiRESTORY
Artists' Material.
A. jrospE , , rn. ,
Artists' JIateriiils , Pianos and Organs ,
1SII Dnuijliis Ktroct. Onirliu.
Agricultural Implements.
'cJlUJtCUILL PARKER ,
VV holpsalu Iealtr In
Acrrictilliual ImplenieiilH , Wagons ,
Carrlu.'os inul llncKlt i > . Joiion urcot , tolHoen 'Jtli
anil loth , Omaha , Mb.
C METCALF CO. ,
gricultural Implements ,
, Hiunle . Btc , . vriiola ale , Otjinha.
\ \ holuBula DouIttrB In
Afjrlcnl'rnral Implements ,
W/igonaanil Iluiniloj 'M 'jm l )5 ) uniltOT , Jones 8t
Butter and Eggs.
MeSIlAXE , fSCirROEDKR ,
Ilnycrs of linttcr ami Kgps.
nofriKerator and Parking HIIIIBO lUh im I I.onren-
worlliSt.tr i > 1C. li irtKit.unmljit
Butchers' Tools.
liiitchors' Tools and Supplies ,
3ttu > me ; Cuilugi nf nil klnilt iilwnyBln etocli. 1115
Jonf it.iuiubJ )
Builders' Hardware unJ Scales.
"
HIMEli.t UGH < l ! TA I'LOR ,
Bulldprs'llard ware &SpjloKemir ] Shop
Mecbaulc * ' Touts and IlulTalo He ilv Inv Uuuglua at. ,
Oiuatm , vfb
LEE , Fin ED < 0 { 'O , ,
Johhcrs of llanhvare and is nils ,
TlDwaro.fclinet Iron. Ktc Auunti / ir Hi * a sculeii ,
and Miami I'im-lerl n Otnnlui Scl.
RECTOR ,1 ! It'ILIJELSlYCO , ,
Wltolesulo liaidvvare.
Western acenta fir Jetfer un htc l NnlU tipM ; )
1'awderCo , lulrbanbt bt ir 'ard ' Maa > l r
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lUtU
OHflHa JOBBERS' DIRECTORY
Boots and Shoes ,
.s m > / :
ManuficturpmnnO W tiolcmle Ulcr In
Hoots inul Shoes ,
Comiil'tc tvli ( f UnliMtr Hoods nlwnyt unhand
WJ S lit Int. imiAlin N h \ T , Auttln. Atfnt.
u ; r , MOUSE , o co ,
Joldiers of Hoots and Shop" * .
Ill ) Fariximut , onnlm Neb Mdimfsctotr , BumtflOt
urii-i HIM n.
Beer.
' I
Apt. for Anheiiser-Hush UrcM Inflf Ass'tt M
hpoclnl Itrnml * I n t 1'n i"cl o
STOliZ , V ILKK ,
Ii.urer Iteer Hrowors ,
_ 1M1 Snrtli I ih Mrx-l limnlm.Non.
Coffvo. Spices , Etc.
Omnlui Coffee and Spice 31111s.
Tcn .OolTro * . splron ll Vui I owdcr , Kl vorliK ,
tracts Ijiuniliy III no Ink isic 1(14 Ulllnruejr
Strict Dtimhn , Not )
fTTlTI , CO Li : l MILES ,
Home Colleo and Spire. Mills Jl'f'tf Co.
( ' < RpolliiKtrmiim ! vpi , , ( Jrlndan. Manufacturer *
nrilkklnil 1'iiwilni. HiYorum Kxtrart , niuliiK. HI" ,
trtunni \ eel < nrl i pnrkucpllnme Blood lloaitou
OitToo. HMtlowinHt OojiMti Nb
Cornice.
" BEAGLE CORyiriS WORKS ,
John Kponrtrr , Prop.
Mnmifnotiin'r < if ( ! l nnlrcil Inm n > 1 Oornlra. mi
Dinlfi ) nnd 101 niiit lift Is , 10th m i OmMn.Nfn.
RCEMI'IA'G .ti JJOLTE ,
Mnnufucturrra of
Ornamental Galvanized. Cornices ,
Dormer VVImlov.8 , Mrmlii Molillot > kjllglilcto. 310S.
I1.1 it onmba.
H'ESTERir COJIX1CE WORKS ,
C. Spec-lit , Prop.
( Jnlvnnljnd Iron ( 'nrnlrps , otc. Sppi-t'n Improved Pat
ent M talk' sk ) Unlit. KB iiniUilJ B Hth nUOnmhR.
Carpets.
OMAII I C UlI'ETCO. ,
Jnbborn oC
Carpets , Curtains- , Oil Cloths ,
1 Inoletun * . Malllnat Kt' Till Douglm gtraet.
.S. A.
Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
, Oiirtiiln UIM > < J , Klc 1423 Fnmatu Street ,
Omaha Ni-U.
Croikery anil Notions.
ir. L. wincur ,
KOntfor tliu MiimifiicttiroM nnd Importers of
Crockery , ( Jliissvvaro ,
Lamps , ( lilmnuB , ctr Onira , 317 Bouth 13th si.
Oiniihi , N'cb.
Commission and Storage.
I > . A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing1.
Butter , Kitxsand I'mducu. ( onilantaoDts anllcltsil.
llondqunrtcra fur iUnm'wiirt1 , llerrjr lion nnd
( It ipo Ilinkftn. Illl DoilKOitroi'tOmaha.
PE YCK.E JIROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
trulls , Product ) ami I'roTlnlont , Omnhn , Nob.
If. E. lill ) DELL ,
Storaijn tiud Commission Merchant.
Hi icIiUilns lliiitor. tins' . Oliiesa , Poultrr , On mo ,
Ojplorn hta , hto II'J south l4tb street.
ll'JTEDEMAX < K CO. ,
Product ) Commission Merchants ,
I'oullr ) . lluttcr , Gnnie , rriilth , etc. 220 8. litlilt ,
Ointilm , Nnb ,
,0 MfLLAJlD ,
General Commission Merchants ,
And Joblien of Foralgn nnd Domoitla FrulU. Corro-
BpoiKliMun pollflti'il nrotiniiBO nnil ufllcfl. 110 N *
1 hlrteuiith t , Omnliu , Ni'b T loplmn 77V
Fruits.
J > . ItOCCO ,15 CO. , > y
muortcrn nnd uhnlONjIa iloalurs In
Italian Produce ,
Fornlcn Doniu'tlcarul t'Hlir rnlii Fruits nnd Conimll'
Hlun Merchant ! " 10IS IHh t. Only excluilro
fruit lion u hi Oin ihn.
Coat anif Lime ,
i > . MHISTONE a ; co. ,
Datlori In
Hard and Soft Coal ,
OIBca anil yard , Ktli nml Nlrholai ma , Omaha , Neb ,
\iir
Utu. i j AiiAiiu. lrp C F. QoonuAK , V. Proi.
J A MUNDbitr AND , Sec. and Trenn.
OMAHA CO A L , COKE d ) LIME
COMPANY
Johliors of Hard and Soft Coal.
JiNHoutli Thirteenth Stroct , Omaha , Neb.
soy cO co. ,
SrannfitcttircrH of Illinois WhitoLlmo ,
And tilppert ) of Coiil anil Cuko , Cement , I'lnntar ,
Uiuo , Unir. Hro Mrlrlt , Drain , Tlio and BeworHpo.
omco. IMxtou Hotul. yanium ( C. , Omaha , Nub.
Tclot hone till.
Confectionery.
> . r. FA Y .G c67
Haiiitfacturine : Confectioners ,
Jobbers of Kiulti.Mitn and Cicala. 1211 Funmin 8L ,
OnmliH.
Live Stock Commission.
31. JH7JIKU ,0 SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
_ Oeo. IlurkB , MnriBRcr.
DnlonStncltnrd ,8 Oniiilni. ' 1 elaphnna M2.
SAVAGED GREEK
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipments of uny nnil all kinds of Block nollcltod.
Union btix k Yanlr , Omahu , Neb.
Cigars and Tobacco ,
31AX 3TEYmt tCCO. ,
Johht'rs of Clgnea , Tobacco ,
Quns and Ammunition , 2I' > to'.I S Hill * t. , 1020 U )
HK4 I'lirniiniHt OiniilciNob.
wisr o FJHTSCHER ,
Jlmiiifnctnrers of Tine CicrarH ,
And \Sholt' nlo Iuul ( > rn In Leaf lobnrinH , Nos.lOi
'
unit HUM lltbetrdit Oniiuu.
Dry Goods.
M. K. SMITH ,0 CO , ,
Dry Ooods , FnrnlshiiifiGoods ; &Notfona
IfUntidllOlDoui/lim cnr lltli Si .Omuhu.Ncb.
Distillers.
JJIstlllerB of I Iqiiorn , Alrnhni and flrlrltt. Importers
anil Jobbers of Wlneaanil lliuors.
WIL1M H'Nl
CO. and ILlUt C CO. ,
Impnrtcrn and JnbLem of Finn \Vlnp and IJ'iuora
Bulu m timfnotiiH rmif Knnni'ilv'n Fa l Indlii lilt-
tcrs nnil Ditmriitlcj I Iquorii 1112
Drugs , Paints , Etc.
IT. T. CLAJIKE DRUG CO , ,
Drnpf. I'aint , Oil & Glass If on so
Wc tot Oliloiit'o Coiupl to I.lno of lruggl ) l Suii *
ilrlen Illl llnrni-j ftOmulm ,
GOODMAN DliUG CO. ,
Whoiosiilo Biu-rfjists.
aalcriln I'alnts ( HMnwl Wlutoif ) nica > , Oraahit ,
Drain Tile , Etc.
A. It.BAl EII I'r * * IW HriironnS8C.iTroai
It. J. C.UISON. V i'la. uililHuiit.-
Til E V VO X U YnitAULIO
DKAIX TILE CO , ,
Onico 213 H lilh tt Omaliu Neb Mnchlnrrr aud
buiilifi | | f'jr.Mnri i aon nnx ( trucmOralii 'JIlo.
Engineers anil Contractors ,
'RAYMOND o CAMPBELL' "
EiufiiirorH nnd Contractors ,
JBOH , Vl diift lluuf'JrasiniHteam I'llo Drlvlnr
ilTiitf , oak ami I'lnii UrliUo I.unibrr. lilh it .uear
rarnatn , ( ) runtia , I\Qb.
Furniture.
Whoh'salo Dealers lu Furniture.
Knrnnm tt Oinuhit , Neb.
,
Furniture , UeibJIijjr , Upliolatery.
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