THE OMAHA. DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , NOYEMBER 21. 1880. TWELYE PAGES.
M Hh n French professor every afternoon. In
ttio morning she takes n llttlo cxcrcl'c with
her lady companion , but otherwise docs not
lenvo her house.
Mrs. Mackay , the Pilnccss Colonna and the
small heir to the title have nlso arrived. Con
trary to on dlts Mrs. Mackny will not winter
here. She has simply romu over to visit the
contlcrlrs nnd milliner * , nnd lingers with the
intention of going to Mcntonc to jnss the
frosty monthi. The Princess Colonna will
remain heir.
Minn. Nevada Palmrr , her husband nnd
the baby Mlgnoti leave I'm is on Thursday for
Italy.
TUB Wl DDIN'O AO UDKLAYKD. .
There Is niiotliei ilelny In the Carroll-Kcr-
Korlay wedding , which will not lake place
until nfter New Year. Count Jean , the
bridcgropm-elcct , has sent In his resignation
ns nn officer In n iliagoon legimcnt stationed
nt Jolgny. Ho hates tlio military piofesslon ,
In fact , that dislike inns In the family , for
his brother , who married recently I'ierro
Donon'shnmlsomo sister , had the same an
tipathy for being a son of Mars.
Count Jean is loud of . hoises and Is
continually In the saddle. Ho Is very
tali and well built , with blue eye . fair hair
hml nerj" tnvvny mustache. Fossense Is
his nnmo , Kergorlay being n domain In the
department of the Oho , where ho was
brought ii ) ) . He studied for his baccalaureate ,
was plucked and Immediately enlisted In n
chasseur regiment and rose to the grade of
Sorifeant Mnrcchnl DCS Logts. Ho then was
ndmltlcil to the cavaliy school nt Tnu-
mcr and In duo time bccamo an officer in a
< lraoon regiment , In which ho was one of
tlio handsomest ornaments.
TWO KIM : roii.r.ts.
None of tliu pieces brought oul this week
have been successes , and even the levlvnt of
"La Panach" nt the (5ymiinso ( was only
eaved from being a fatluro by the ilrst late
noting ofltoblet and the Kubcns. Llkotho
beauty of Mine Marie Magnler , whoso dress
In the second set is w 01 th locording. It is a
short walking diess of stoel-blnu veloutlne ,
with an overpetllcoat of golu and steel
embroidery , wltli llttlo Koldun balls
sprinkled over It. The coasiiro Is of velontlno
\vlth n broad bias band bet in under the arms
nnd fastening at the vvnlst In front after de-
Bcrlblng a half ehclc , n Louis XIII collar of
gold and steel embroidery coming down in
points over the back , shoulders nnd front ot
/ the dress. A velvet toque , sprinkled with
fiteol , was woin with the costume , having
upon the left. side just nbovc the brim a gray
nud whltf ) quilt nnd n couple of toi.sndus ono
of electric blue plush the other of steel velou
tlne. matching the skirt and loiming high
upstanding bows. .Long biscuit do seudo
gloves , steel silk stockings and satin shoos of
the same tint , embioldiuod with gold and
steel , completed the ensemble.
i in : i.n II.B Ki'isoni : OK KAUF. r vinxs.
A lady correspondent sends mo the follow
ing account ot an epl.sodo in tlio life of Kail
Cairns that occurred just n low days nao. The
young nrlstocrat is ot a weakly constitution
nnd cannot compete with others with Impu
nity In the Imbibing of quantities of brandy.
J After suppei they don't nsreo with him. A
few evenings ago , after n big spread. Lords
Loltus , Thomhill and Cairns went in for a
spatrlng bout. Loftus hit Cairns a blow In
the chest that sent him Jlylna
, over the back of u chair. The latter picked
iilinsolf up and collapsed Into nn arm chali
- for tlio rest ot the night. The next day he
was seen at the Oilcans club , when he volun-
, tpereil Iho Information that in the previous
evening's fall ho hml badly cut his head. The
j oiing peer does not look blooming. Charit-
nblo people say that ho cannot get ovei his
( Broken cnifaKemont with Miss Grant , otheis
. eay that Mrs. Foitcsquo'si'10,000 piev upon
Ills mind. His young biotiiui , Utibfert
, 'XCnlrns , Is quito a different Kind o a man
pnd Is a Bleat favorite Iu society.
OOINO TO SI > APJ ron run wimh. :
Lord Ila r , Of Ken fauns , brother of the
.Unto viscounl Dupplin , leaves London to
-"ffinter In Spain. Tlm Egyptian climate has
, , Vcon tiylng to his health nnd lie cannot
i Bland the cold damp atmosphere lliiown oh"
" Jby Father Thniues.
.A Sclfeino r p Aitciiioinine Every
Jtrnnch of tlio Service.
Bi'.iiLiN , Nov. eo.-rspecinl Cablcpiam to
the BKI : . ! Army septcnato proposals , ns
eenerally tmnsjilring tlirougli the ofllclal
iness , disclose a matured scheme to augment
cvcrv branch ofthoseivlco. The Post nnd
other papers argue that ns the population hns
.increased from -14,600,000 to IT.ooo.ooo , while
. the army on n peace footing remains at
fl ,000 men , it Is expected to create n now
annum contingent of 25,000 men. This Is
the minimum proposed in the government
- plan which is to form n new army corps of 20-
000mcntheiomnlningr ,000tobo uistilbuted
\ nmongthoaitlllcry. The full scheme of aimy
I econstrncllon Includes increased field artll-
ilery , a new regiment of hiego nrtillcry , with n
contingent of engineers nnd nugumcnied
? alv islons of cavalry and horse artillery. As-
coclated with ( hut > u chances nio piojects 11\-
Ing limits of scivico In each Krado and n re-
'Vlbed ( .chemo of promotion. 'Iho proposals In-
r Vest Iho coming session of tlio iciehslag with
unwonted Inteiest. An analyslsof the present
t- tate of tlm paitles shows thnt the conserva
tives have 14 voles , national liberals
" 61 , realm party 27. center ion , Poles 15 , pio-
( , grcssists and people's paityTl , social demo
crats iTinml Indoponitents 25. Tlueo beats
aio vacant. I'rlnco Bismnick relies on a
Bolld vote for the scoptennloof thoconscrvn-
'tlvo , libeinl and lealm jiarlies and thee
o fluppoit of a majorlly of the center. It Is
Mill doubtful , how over , whether the center
> ivlll support the measure. Falling ot n do-
, clslvo miijoilty Prlnco Bibiuarck will nppeal
0 to the country , nnd thoofllclal cliclo bellevo
' the mnjorlty will support the septenate. The
rolehstag will pmbibly bo opened by n com-
t jnission. the health of llmpeior William not
> l > oimitllng his pieseneo. 1'ho emperor has
rccoveicd fiom the effects of a lecent chill
' .though hu hns sun'uicil from hoarseness'
janil forFOIIIO nays has been coin-
hjiletclyolceless. . Ills doctors Insisting on
absolute repose , oidercd a cessation of music
t wy Iho bands jtasslng the palaco. Thlscau = edn
f.iranlc. . Knormftus crowds gatheied In the
tiolghborhood of the palace on Thuisday.
The ofllclals tried In vnln to reassure tno peo-
llo , who persisted In waiting to see the em-
yiwror. Seblng the occasion of n
nJPKliiient passing , rmjicror AVilliam
f.oiileied the band to play , nnd
Mm hlmsslf nppcurcd nt the window nnd
pnlutnl. Jlo wns greeted with n prolonged
* Hlbur-stofferventchceifi. During the height
of the public anxiety leports weio cuuent
that Pilnco Hlsmnick had ndvlsed the em-
jieior to appoint Crown Pi into Fiedeiick
William Hwiit of Piussla. wlh ! bupiemo
direction of I'russlan nttnirs , the emperoi ie-
talnlng undivldjidpovveisln the empire , and
that th omppror Imd assented.
ATniii it 1:1.001/1:1) : ) nx TIIK IIKISMX I'isrss.
'J'lio American legation was closed today
under the supposition that this was tlio day
fixed fr > r the funeral or ex-l'resiilent Aithnr.
Uhc Jioilin press eulogizes General Aithurus
nn upil ht man , and Indepcnduiil lepubll-
can
in Mociurtrsn I-TIVHS iMs ivnn.
1 Thopollcoof Beilln hns illssolved every
pectins of democrats at which the merits of
candidates of tno iiit-tc , > iu'il | > tlou hue- been
dlscu cd. At i icoi-nt im > etirt ; held uniU-r a
fcollco ] tnilt , OIK of tl'ii k-poaUeis lefi-ued
Bcoinlnlly to HUM t nM on M iuilsts as hav-
IKK their piopi-i p .100 in a ooiisnvutlvo me-
nagerle. A po uo cun mirisloni'r lo-
mmuleil that he vvittdi ivv Iho plnase.
Xliosuccoixtiiii.spi iii > i ( leil.iiedtliiit ( U'im.iu
\v'orkmen , < linvi I of ivuy rlgiit , Knew
what course to ttla1. The commKsionei
tbcuupou rt'ssr ' ivc 1 the meetinu ; . T'louul'- ' ,
cnc6 passwl outot the hall sinking the work
men's "Marseilles.- "
Tlio memorial sent to the socialist
members of the relch'ttiK by-
the committee ot social democrats , ns
published in the National Zeltung , bears nn
nlloucthcrillircrciit intcrprcLitlon from that
previously civ en , It blames tlic socialist
deputies for injlnt ? too exclusive attention to
the business of the relcllstag Instead of ngl-
tathn ; vvorkmen's reunions , and aiming to
propagate the cause of proletarian revolu
tion.
DlSTINOt'lSIIr.I ) URATIIS.
Death Isannonncctl of llurr Mcssner , pro
fessor of theology In Uerlln unlvcislty.
Colonel Von Itulovvstotle , tonimandcr ot
the advance gitint ot llnnovcrlansnt the b.it-
tic of Landeiisalzar , Ins illcil at l.nnobcrg ,
UUIjOAUIAN AKKAlltB.
The Solution of the Castp.rn Question
< > t Vet Ucnulieil.
lCojj/r/Bit ) / ? 18'Vliii Jiimo ( Jot-linn lli-nntlt. ]
HUDA PI.STII , Nov. 'JO. | Now Vortc Her
ald Cable Special to THK Ui'.n ] Althoiuh hi
the mnctliiK of the Austrian delegation
Count Kalnuky bcxnn by rcadlnc the pre
vious speech from the 1'esthcr I.loyd , the tlls-
ctisislon brought out some new ex
planation. Knlnoky regretted that IIP could
not now piodtico his bnst nigumcnts ,
vviitch related to conhdeiitlnl negotiations
nnd said they must expect many new dl01-
cultlcs. Tlio problem of tliee.istein question
had notyct reached n feolutlon , In the llul-
B.ulan crisis the Austrian delegation no les
than the Hulirnrlon wishes pcaro , bulls ready
for every sacrifice If war should bo necessary.
Dr. lUeger , the Bohemian leader , deny
ing tlio false statements ot sympathy
with Bulgarian freedom nnd developments ,
thought the Husslan Impitident not to make
Bulgaria a second Poland , nnd that If ener
getic action wcro necessary the Bohemian
people would show n loyalty und sacrlilco
equal to nny ether nationality. In the plen
ary session the Austrian delegation unani
mously passed a vote of confidence In Count
Cnlroky.
The departure ot Kaulbers causes moment
ary relict. It Is hoped that the Bulunrlan
government will continue- Inn linn , moder
ate and prudent course If n Husslan occupa
tion bo excluded , though a conference will
piobably talte place for the dual settlement
of the Bulgnrian questoii. Prince Nicholas ,
of JMongielia , Is not consldeicit a serious
candidate for the tlnonoof Bulgaria. Ills
younger brother , Bozo , undo of the prince of
Montenegro , Is strongly opposed hero ,
iioi'i : roit IIUCONCILIATION- .
As Austria Is willing to take the first step
towards a iccoiicillatlon , It la hoped that the
United States will meet her half way. Count
Knulstctu Is mentioned for the American
mission. Ho is also baron de greillcnsteln
and liohonkraln , and envoy cxtr.ioullnnry as
well as minister plenipotentiary ad interim
nt the ministry of foreign atfairs In Vienna.
This would be an excellent appointment
for ono who Is now chancellor ot the foieign
olllco. Our present chatge nt Vienna , L.CO . , Is
highly praised for tact. Ills promotion would
bo well received. The Austrian objections to
Jonas , the consul appointed to Prague , ha\o
been w ithdravv n. The charges were political
and gieatly exaggerated by German party
spitlt. Jonas is stiongly supported by lr.
Itleger.
OOLDMAIIK'S unw orr.itA , .
Goldman's opera , " .Merlin , " was presented
with great success in Vienna on Friday , with
Alnterna nnd Wlnckolmaun in the chief
parts.
V1DTOIIIA UOODHULL.
JIcilluslwiu ! Makes Denials of tuo
Ijatcst Gharucs.
Lo.\Dox.Xov.20-rNcw York Herald Cable
Special to the Bcu.J The following letter
lias been received at this oflicc :
07 HVIIK I'Anit GATE , Loxnox. Nov. 20.
TothoKdlfor of tho" Herald : Inferring to
tnorcpoits ot thocasoof Sparr va DoMarllu
that recently appeared In your columns It
s Impossible to remain silent under
or to refute scriatum the innumerable fals -
hoods and malignantly libellous statements
anU insinuations that have been diicctcd in
that lawsuit against my wife. Victoria Wood-
hull Martin. They originated , to our cer
tain knowledge , in peisonal malice.
They have been revived in ccitain
f.ilbo evidence In the said lawsuit , and they
aio now being rehashed In the moro unprin
cipled portion of the London picss. I can
only stlgmatlz them , ono and all , as Infamous
falsehoods. AVhllo It is necessary 1 should
take tlmo to consider how such libels may
best bo dealt with , 1 cannot but thank you
for wanting mo this opportunity of meeting
thorn with nn emphatic and public denial. I
am , sir , your obedient servant ,
Joirx B.
The Uooillo Alilorincii.
Nivv : YOIIK , Nov. 20. Boodle Aldermen
Cloiry , O'Nell and Uollly , who are Impli
cated In the confessions made by Fulgrair
nnd Duffy , wcro in the general sessions
court to-day. Though they vero Intent lis
teners to the cioss-oxamlnntlon of Dully.
Their picseiicowas moro through compulsion
than choice , for their bondsmen had been
8ummonc.ll to produce them In coitit to-dav.
They will boniinlgned nt 10 o'clock nnd a'n
caily day for their respective trials will bo
iixeil. Marline will move they bo absolutely
committed to prison.
Another largo crowd -witnesses filled the
general session couil loom this morning to
hem the ev idenco In the trla lof ox-Alderman
McQuade for accepting a , bribe for his vote
for the Bioadway railroad iratichlse. l.v >
Aldeinmn Dully took the stand
niter the court ox | > ned , nnd
Lawyer Nowcomb continued his cross-
examination. The lawyer naked the witness
ascoioor more questions ro anllng his life
nt homo , In business nnd as a public man.
Duffy had been a Imlldei for twenty ye.us ,
ii's , ha had been unfortunate , hu cui-ssos
nbout twice , ho was not Miro-ho thought
twice. The last tlmo lie failed was In lisro.
Ho also fulled eight vears before that. Ho
owed some debts In IbM , but did not
think ho had applied any of the S10.00J
"boodle" mmmy to pay these debts. Ho no
knowledued violatinglils oath ol olllco when
ho took'-boodle. " New comb had been very
gentle with Dully no to this point to gain his
confidence. At this point ho asked witness
to rolieaiM ) his narrative of the Mtveial meet
ings of ihu "combine. " Witness began
nunin Ills btory. Kach meeting of
tlm boodlers was taken up , and Duffy
beginning to fear n trap , cautiously reho.xised
hisMory. At each p.uiso thelawyei would
clinch the testimony by asking , "And Is- that
all jou it-collect of what occurred at that
meeting ! " Allersomo talk nmoinr the law-
yei.s , Nuvvrombvvont on to mix up the witness
imther , Di'llv's ' story , how-over , did not
v.uy substantially Irom jcsteulay , except
that he lathei committed huuselt by saving
that lie was telling nil could recollect.
liuir > could not lemember who vvero the
aldermen prescntnt the pii-liminary meeting ,
elisht or nine members , at tliu city
nail in Juno or Julv , ibt > 4 ; could swear
that Jneliue , Ftilgrair , McQuado , Dolaev ,
and himself were pii-tont. Witness could
not remember the measiiics mlopted by the
hoard of nlderman tlm same day. Previous
toilie caucus witness could not llx the Unto
ot the meetings of the "boudleis , " only say-
Inu they took | il.\ce \ In June , July , Ati-rust , < ir
possibly In September.
This ended McQmulo's examination nnd
the coutt took u lecess- . Dining the recess
the cast's of ex-Aldermen Jtlley , O'Neill and
Oleary vveio i-alled , und District Attorney
Mnrtino to fix dates , for their trials , Hotlien
moved Feparati'ly for their tilals , fixing
Itoilij's tor the aitu , O'Neill's for December
13 , and Clear'b lor Ducomber 27. ISecordcr
bin \ llio hb.'cestpil that the trials be made
consecutively , onolollowlng the termination
of the other. This was agreed to , nnd a no
tice to that eilect mado. Mai tine had in
tended to move for tint commitment of the
three boodh'rs , but lindliii ; that the recorders
did not n ree , deaisied from his motion ,
\ttei ieci-ss < ! ciieiiil Traeey argued that no
ev idenco had boon produced to connect the
ili'feinuiit with tlm charge In the Indictment
Uiol.iw ileiiuiided that theru must bo ether
oviileiietbi' idej.thator an nccompllco. Ho
cltud decisions to bupport tiU nrgument ami
moveitto Instruct tlio Jury to acquit 5Ic-
Oiuule. Tha motion was tlenlod. domiral
li.irey then beguu the -openine address to
the jury ,
BUKE-BEll CONTROVERSY ,
The Tonnesseean Lacking in Moral Oourago
to Save That State to the Union ,
SOME INTERESTINGWAR HISTOHY
The Crnzo AIIIOHK 1'coplo to Get n
I/ook nt Money A tllK Syndi
cate Getting I'osscsslon
of I'inc Inuids.
The PliitiiPil Knight's Criticism ofHoll
WASHINGTON , Nov. 20. [ Special Corrc-
Rpondonco of tlic Hr.i : . ] Mr. Blalno's se
vere but just criticism of the course pursued
during the war by tha Into lion. John \V.
Dull , of Tennessee , whom the I'luined Knlghl
holds largely responsible for the secession of
that state , recalls to the nil nil of jourcorie-
spondcnt so 1110 fncts furnished by an old Ten
nessee politician , \\liols well Informed In
the history of the "volunteer state" during
thu last pistlmlf century , and which ore of
great Interest nt this moment ,
Mr. Hull , It will bo remembered , vvas the
candidate of tliu son them unionists for picsl-
ilei.t In IbOO. Tiuo. Douglass received thou
sands ot votes In the border states mill
soiuo In the cotton belt , but the great bulk of
southern unionists , who wore the old vvhlgs ,
supported John Boll for president and lid-
ward Everett , of Massachusetts , for vice
president In Tennessee , to Illustrate , Doug
las lecelved 110,000 votes , vvhllo Hell received
n plurality of the \otu of the state and got its
electois , ns ho did In Kentucky and , Mary-
Inn d.
"So great was the influence of John Hell
in Tennessee that It Is not doubted , as Mr.
Blnlnosays , that had ho lematnrd true to the
union the state would never have seceded , "
bald the ronucssuoan. ' 'His old neighbors
at Nnshvlllo have told mo that In sympathy ,
In feeling , ho was really opposed to thodis-
million of the government ; that ho always
hated Jell Davis and the secession leaders ,
but that vvhllo not wanting In physical cour
age ho was lamentably dollcleut in moral
couraire. When the preliminary steps vvero
being taken to catry Tunncssuo out of the
union and the secession mob in Nashville
was pushlnc things with a. utah hand Mr.
Hell called upon his neighbor , the Hon. John
Tumble , asliunch unionist , and vvilnging
his hands , asked with pathetic voice , 'Trim
ble , Is there no way by which we cansavo
Tennessee to the union1 ' Ves , said Trimble ,
'there is OHO way by which it can bo done. '
'In God's name , ' said Mr. Bell , 'namo 1U"
'Well , sir , ' continued Trimble , 'It jou will
sel/o the glorious old banner of stars and
strips and match through the sticets ot2S'asli-
vlllo and call on the people to rally to It they
will do It in such a manner as to sttiUe terror
to the rebel leaders and stay the tide. '
'Why , ' said Bell , 'the secession mob would
assassinate mo. ' 'That might be , ' was Trlm-
blo'8 reply , 'but you would save Tennessee to
the union , and jou will never have such a
glorious opportunity to dlo- '
"But Instead of following Mr. Trimble's
advice Mr. Bell bowed to the storm nnd per
mitted hlmsclt to bo bulldozed , a fowda\s
after this Interview , into makluc a rebel
speech. He responded to the seimiado of a
few lebel troops and declared his advice to
his old union friends to bo that they should
go with their state. Soon after this Mr. Bell
was pie vailed upon by the secession leader *
to visit Knoxvlllo and bring out to the con-
fed : itO cause the loyalists of East Tennes
see. Accordingly an appointment was made
for him to speak nt the Knoxvlllo com t house.
Arriving there ho sent a note to Parson
Brovvnlovv , requesting an Interview with him
and otlior union fi lends. Dell was em-
ban asseU by his now attitude in public
life , and wanted personally to explain and
palliate hls.coursu to his trlends. Tlioparsou
and othcis assembled. Now , In IbCO , Brown-
low done more In the campaign to advance
the cause ot Boll and JCvoiett on the plat
form of "tho union , the'constitution and the
enforcement ot the laws" than any other man
in the south. So ho made one more appeal
to Ills old chief to stand nrm and support tnu
old llac in the conllict about to ousue. At
the intcivlcvv Brownlow poured out his
wiath on Hell's head because the latter was
aiding the confederacy , and Bell bowed his
head In grief and shame , while the toais
streamed down his venerable tace. So start
ling , so striking was the appeal that Itseemed
to tlioso who heaul It to bo ineslstable. But
the die was cast. Mr. Bell faltered in his
great career and tinned his back on those
who had stood bv him all the ycaisof his
manhood. The effect of this ibbuico of Bell
by Parson Brownlow and the lilendi who
were with him was manifested the ne\t day
when Mr. Bell came to speak. But the
speech was altogether unsatisfactory to the
secessionists and unionists , because ho de
clared neither foi the union northe icholllon.
Ho uavu the Ho to his lito career , and wont
down to his grave uiihoiioicd by either of the
parties to the great struggle. On the other
hand Parson Btownlow lemalncd true to Ins
piinclples , trim to himself and true to his
country , and made tor himself : : t lasting
namo.
MAMMON'S MONOMANIACS.
"It's strange what a cia/o there is among
the people to see money , " said a treasury
clerk to vour coiiespomlent. "Stranircis to
Washington are the most eager , as a rule , to
visit our department and stand around the
cash-ioom ami look at the mourn1. If It weie
not for tliu cabt lion nilu foiblddlng visits to
the vaults it would lequlie a ricrk at the
treasurer's otlleo to do nothing but attend to
applications of those who want to see the
monoy. They hcem to have ) no limit to their
cuiioslty in this icspcct. Why , thegioitbullc
ot humanity would lathei stand ami g.-uo
upon a few wagon loads of money than see a
circus.
"Well do I remember Iho scones wo nsn.l to
have In the northwestcin iiait of the building
on the lirtit Door , where the cuiicncy is cut ,
counted and put into picks , and wheio the
old curiency nnd stamps lei cancellation nio
summed up. There used to bo open
iron bar scioons bufoio the uoois and
con Iilor w 1 niloiv s. so that the passei s by could
look Into the woik of counting and handling
the money and revenue stamps , althou li
they could not outer the looms. People used
to como along theio good-looKmir. well-
dicsscdund evidently educated ami intelli
gent men ami women , but eviiientlv unu ed
to rcelmr luwo iiuantltles of moiiej and
stand and look in for honis. They would
look and look till wo vvondeied If limy would
not faint. When noon came , if it was In tliu
moining that the crowd ot visitors approached
preached , they would patiently wait till wo
weio through with lunch , then taKc up their
places nnd continue to watch the money till
they appeared to glow stoop shoulduied.
Tholi cwlosity could not bo appeased.
Finally em tuins wore put up , FO no one
could look Into the looms , as the money-
seers became a nuis-ineo "
A OAMiiMNfi ritAKR.
Duriiigthn tno weeks of incesnt IvoyCity ,
'
this district , and at llaltimoro , only toity-liv'o
miles distant , Washington lias hadntasloot'
gambling whHi was never equaled , except
during the war period. The hotels Imvo
been lloodi'd with men who llvo by tiettliiff ,
and they have HOW n the h''edsoflno ilNo-iso
of gambling so deeply that It will UKu months
loeindlc.iti ) it. The caul rooms which woio
closed have again been opened , and the men
who wager money on chance have been thoi-
oiu-hly aroused to their dissipation.
In one of tint most popular billhud halls ,
games of billiards have been In progit-ss
nightly , on which fioin S100 to S.l.ooo wcro
waneii'd. Bootblacks thiow dlco foi pennle.s ,
i olori'd laboroi-s play "ciap , " boys aio becom
ing ) ) rollcient at poKcr , and the ladles Indulge
In cards with money staked till thoj minim-
nliuvvlld. Dining the pabt two or three
months as many club rooms have been
ripened , the principal object of which Is Barn-
Ing.
Quito a number of men have grown
BO wild over gamca ot chanio that they
k-o about in groups and wager money on
uvt-ry conceivable proposition. Two bet on
the composition of the sidewalk In front of a
distant business house the oilier day , while
live made a ' 'Jack pot" ot ouu dollar on the
time it would require n conplu ot conyieos-
men passlns down the avenue to walk a
block. 'Iho emplojesof the capitol and In
> torus sell pools u all races by making a pot
of the money , writing tlie n.imcs 01 the
lioi&cson slips ot paper and each drawing
DUO bcfote the race * a means of
kvheio Judgment cannot possibly entei.
practicoof betting on the weather days in
vlvanco Is in vogue In many places In the
ily , vvhllo money is often placed on tliu
times rains will last or the clouds will occupy
In passing n given point.
THE mi SHU-NT'S PAITOII.
Inrgcr oonerajntlofis ate seen at the
church of the llcv. pr. Sumlerland on Sun
day mornings novr than at any time In the
imst , with Iho exception of the first three or
four weeks Imini-dlatlV following the acces
sion of the new i\tiiL regular parlshouers ,
President and Mrs. , Cteveland. When Dr.
Sunderland preaehed to General Orant and
other notables , nftoen Scars or more since ,
ho was regarded at'a ' vry ( ? attractive speaker ,
and promo wont to sod him for the ptirposn
of gleaning his words of untertalnmcnt and
Instruction. But \\lth \ \ the dlsappeatanco of
these dlstlngulshc ) ! auditors the doctor bo-
oamo more or less obsolete. When President
Cleveland concluded to attend this church
public attention wau again called to this min
ister , and the pcoplp who went at lirst to co
the new chief executive and members nf his
mansion became I'lltrnrfied with the bright
picacher , nnd urn now * attending the sanctum -
m v regularly because they like to hear him
Dr. Sundcrlnml , as a pulpit orvtor ami an
pApouudcr of the gospel , Is considered eccen
tric , but catchy , lie is ot medium stature , a
lull , loiind , smooth face , and has half gray
hair , which is clipped neatly and closely.
J Us steel-gray ejcs and well-cut month set
off a Grecian nose and pair of outstanding
cirs so well that you say atone ? , "Ho U
Irlsky. " The doctor's nulplt stands more
than two feet abov e the imor , and ho has a
threo-llich poi table platform , two by four
feet In sire , upon that , vVhlch places his loins
above the desk when ho talks. This often
leads him tostoop In his preaching , nnd w Itli
ills oio-glasscs so far down his nose that ho
frequently peei over them , a la Owens , he
is fond ol drawing up Ills mouth , thinning
his cheeks and making nn exclamation so
well In imitation ot John T. Raymond that
one Is often led to bellov o lie sees an actor In
stead of n preacher ; jet It is seldom n smile
is seen In his congrecatlon. Ho Impresses
nil with great solemnity , even in his amusing
mimicry.
To the elocutionist , Dr. Sundoriaml pre
sents an inteiestlni ; study. Ho seldom
moves his feet , but almost constantly Hvvav.s
his body. His emphasis Is ghenbyfacl.il
expressions and low , earnest tones of tlm
voice , as is Colonel Imrenoll's ' wont when
speaking In the opposition. And , by the
way , Dr. Sundei land's ' voice nuvertrembles
with moro emotion than when ho refers to
what ho terms "IniJcrsoll's ' blasphemy. "
Nearly nil great speakers , It lias been ob
served , aio neivons and have a way of em
ploying the hands when taliting. Immedi
ately after Dr. Sunderland begins leading ills
sermons ho taUcs nhandkei chief from his
pocket , opens It wide , carries it behind him ,
whore go both ot his hands , and theic lie
turns It by tlm corners , ion ml and loiind ,
round and round. When hodcsiics to ges
ticulate with both hands his speech for the
moment becomes moro deliberate or ho lav s
his handkerchief down and raises his hands
as high us his head , leans loiw aril and almost
mo ins Ills earnestness. If ho gesticulates
with ono hand ho holds the handled chief in
the other and wm ks It like a baker kneeillng
bread or the potter pumiclnc clay.
The doctor has a torso and tluent flow of
language. Ills smiles are oxtiaoidinary and
his rhetoric pure. Ho draws new plctuies ,
speaks plainly and has adciinltc Idea of what
he means to convey , hometimcs he grows
severely personal and shows what manv con-
sidei ill temper and over /.ealonsness , but ho
is always crisp and original.
i.owini r.\riti : < s HATE" ? .
Tt has been observed b.y the citizens of
Washington that the pxpiessiatcs hence ate
very much lower than they weio two 01
three jears ace , and it is jueilicted they will
come much lowei jet. The cause uf all this
Is the work of congress in decreasing postage
on fourth-class matlun It Is now a muttei of
the government against the express com
panies in the transmission of small packages.
To carry a package weighing torn pounds a
distance of sK or ejciil bundled miles en
tailed an express charge of nbout S1..10 or S3
onlv a few jears ago. JSow it goes tor titty
conls. The cxpiuas companies are now hy
ing to make the same rotes cs ] > ccially out of
large cities that tlm gorcinment charges for
small packages , anil ilioy offer the security
which always attaehoS'Jor piompt and safe
delivery. It is not , hnialiy known that a
rcglstcied packaze inrthe mall Is not
secured. The uororrtment simply does
its best to insure ddMvi'fv , but it the matter is
lost the sender lo-jcrt. n i
Government employes elton havcacood
deal of thosploc of life. * Junt > now a numbei
of them In the i6ulmonts think they aie
having n great tlenl'X > l > If. Last spring about
twenty-live or thMy 'Plo'ilvs diawingSl'JOa
month In one of 4Ho'J < lppi\iTineiits vvero in-
foi nied that their services would
( piired. The vacancies weiff tn'.jemicil ' by
clerks of the ? 100 a incutn class , and about
six months elap e5 ; ooToiotjionow appointees
w ere decUkti upon. Si\ weeks aso the ap
pointments woio made , and the head of the
department decided that the new ap
pointees bhould iccoivo the ineieaso the
old ones received fioin the limp ot their dis-
inKs.U to the dale ot the now appointments.
The figures threw about tfbi ) back pay into
each one's pocket.
Tliu cleiks smiled overdrawing pay for the
inteiim in which no ono served. Being
easily earned , it it was quickly
and. incautiously .spent. But a day
of icckonlng came. The comptrollei
a few days ago decided that this money did
not belong to the now cleiks , and that It must
bo returned , whereupon last pay day they
found upon opening their envelopes a note
inste.i'lot ' their halt month's pay , and it an
nounced that the SSO would have to be 10-
funded. The complaints weio much moio
loud and bitter than thocongratulations worn
cheery when the e\tra pay was lecelved.
The cloiks repaid the Incident as a great
hardship.
It Is v cry probable , however , that the re
cent change of administration will work
irreat good to the hold over employes , In that
It has impressed thorn with the necessity of
laying by torn rainy day , and has installed
economical habits. Under the old regime
them was a feeling ot security among the
cleiks which bced the most lavish cxtiava-
ganccs , jind few got ahead enough to take
them to their old homes when they wcro dis-
clmu'cd.
KI-KKCT or on , viwr Tiioi'iir.in : wAiiuts.
Kveislncntlm Christian cia began it has
been known to maiinenstlmt oil w lien thrown
iiioi ) ) the sea will cause the lieitest waves to
subside and still the doubled deep. Hut
although this knowledge htis been moio or
Joss cmrent tor ne nly nineteen centuries It
has been but little tcstod until within the pist
decade , 1'or ' two 01 thieo years the lijitio-
graphic olllco of the navy department has
been investigating the olfect ot vaiious oils
when cast upon the sea In rough weather ,
and lisa icault the aiehlves of that depart
ment ot the navy iieadquarlcis aio tilled with
Inteiestlng loports ot iixperimentb with oil
that reail like chapteis liom a vmk on
miiacles
This bureau publishes monthly a map of
the iioitli-Allantle ocean on which moMioun
the ( ibstiucllons to navigation repoiled dur
ing the month dii'ceillng , together wlih data
lel.itlng to the prevalent winds , the amount
of tain , and all other Infmmation likely to
Inteiest the shipmustei eroding the
Atlantic or ruiinlng the coist. This
publication , Known as the pilot chait ,
also contains svnopsls of ( tie reports of iliu
eltect ot oil. When this pint of the work was
lii.st bugun them worn veiy fuw icoorts.
Lately tlioy ha\u been iiilto | numcious and
the oApuiionce ol dslpiim thmeln i elated
servo to siimnlatootlnni to test tlm elllc.icj of
oleaginous iliilds .iLponl the stormy sea.
Hti.umo as It may apncart Is ntld that w lien
the publication of iht'se-r reports lirct began
the iilllceiri of the navy wore the most skep
tical anil I'ewot tlieunr.lirte.d iixpoiimcnK
Latelv. iiowcvei , tlipjlulvw boon cnnviuen. }
that oil u an xcellent 6iil'ht'm ' e Trllli which
to tight storms , anitotto * the olhco Is fio-
mienUy niplled | vyi U Jjfio ovpeilimcus of
timsH gontliimcn , ninJ Ilioy only add to the
womlci.s tola of b > nlyusiatit
It Is tliu purroioohrho hulrographlo office
to publish these loportii'lu book loim foi the
guidance , of tallor.s , ufcil lU Is believed that the
genural iibuok'oll will aUI ( materially In ro-
iliiclii0- the daiigeir. oftlij , , , ' . ocean to the mini
mum. Mineral oils. Aiu , "of little \aluo Imt
nearly all Muds olvwtfcmblo oils are found
' Kl J
toboellicat'Ums.
A.N EXTII.V -py'istriionAiii.n. ' .
As intlm.itcii in tli iUInpalchesa few days
ago. a stiong utToit will bo made byiejiro-
sentiitlvii labor men loi-cciironnextia sesi-loii
ot the fiftieth congiess , immedlateiv alter
tlm expiration of this congress on Match 1
HO\I. to consider questions affecting labor.
Petitions art ) being elrculatod among the
laboiliu nion ot the couutrv calling upon tlio
jnesidimt lot an extra session , and It is un
derstood that the labor advocates in congress
will chainnlon It. Tlio i'Mr.1 session , It Is
pioposed , shall bu dcvotU'lcxclusively to labor
iiuestions.
\Vliile \ the piesldent uvngnlze-i as fully as
anyone the poti'iic > of the labor influence and
iles ires to do It full justice , it is said no does
not relish Iho Idea of an extia se-slon , and
hat there Is very little llkellhpoa of his ca li
ng one.
one.A 1IIO I'INK tAMl i \ .Vl > irAT K.
Inspltoot ( hit denials by tliu Interior do-
lartmt nt of the .bt.itemcnts jucilu by Colunul
1'l.itt It. Walker of Mlnno n , of n Canl' :
Jlan s > iidicjtu't < niyiuisltluii of the valuable
pine lands withi ( ) tin * Indian lesnvallou of
Norlhcrn MlnnosntA , tlioso who are In posi
tion to know assert positively that such a
syndicate oslsts nnd that it has alreidv a
linn hold upon enormous tracts of timber
lands In the northwest. A Canadian ten-
tloman now bore , who claims to be Inteiesicd
In thosvndicatp , oald last night that It was
proposed to employ several thousand wood
men to clear on the pine from lands pos-
served by thorn and o\or which thny have
control In Minnesota and to saw the logs Into
lumber for the American market. The Idea ho
admitted had smuo political significance.
Tholsvndlcatu owns , ho said , n vnst tract of
Canadian timber land. The Canadian gov
ernment Imposes a duty of t'J n thousand
feet on logs , and the American government
taxes awcil lumber so that the pioiits ID
Canadian lumbermen are "sawed oil" " each
way. Tlm now company proposes to clear
the lands under Its control as rapidly as pos
sible , in order that the sentiment In relation
to frco lumber may crow moio rapidly. Then
when the necessary legislation Is seemed
thioiuh congiess Canadian lumber will bo
run In to compete with the American pro
duct.
duct.Tho
The Canadian syndicate willboropicscntc.il
in Washington this winter.
WASHINGTON MAT THUS.
Pension Youolicrri Issneil Xovvs About
tlio Army.
WASHINCITOX. Nov. 'JO. [ Special Telegram
to the Bni : . I Vouchers were tonlay Issued
by the third auditor of tliu treasury for
Sb07lW > to pixy the pensions nt the Dos
Molnus agency falling duo December 1. The
total pension vouchers issued t' ) day was
Sll,7bO,2J5.
AllMV NKWS.
Army loaves granted : Captain Chailes
Morris , Fifth nrtllleiy , Fort Columbus , Now
Yoik liaibor , ten days ; Lieutenant William
MolTat , Second Infantry , Foil Nlobrara ,
Neb , , two months sick leave ; Captain Han-
dolpliNoiwood , Second cavalry , Foil Cour
il'Alone , Idaho , four months ; Captain Jesse
M. Lee , Tontii cavalry , Columbus , Ohio ,
three months ; First Lieutenant Benjamin
F. Handforth , Eleventh Infantry , now on
sick leave , will report at Now Voile to con
duct i ecru Its to Dakota and then Join His
company.
( leueral Edmund B. Alovander , U. S. A. ,
arrived hcio this mornlni ; from St. Paul to
spend tlm winter with his son-ln-lavv , Col
onel ( iiildo N. Liober , acting judge advocate
general of the army.
ci.r.vii.AM : 's T.ATI'.ST OIIDRH.
Piesldent Cleveland , has issued an older
closing the giounds .south of the white
bouse to the public during ceitaln horns.
Hereafter they will not bo open to the
public after ft p. m. This miunintr the
jnesidont and Mis. Cleveland took a walk In
the giounds for over an hour. Tlio gates
wcro closely iniardeil while tno couple wcro
taking their exercise. At the white house it
Is said this older was not Itsucd because of
an > nppiehenslou of danger to the poison oE
the president , but because ho desires to have
nn opportunity of taking regular exorcise
without the annoyance ot public inter-
iiiptlon. The closing of the grounds has
o\clted some comment , as this is the liist
time it has been done.
rrr.so.VAT. .
I. N. Mast and wife , of Ottumwa , In. , are
heie.
_ _
Destructive Fire.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 20. A tire broke out at
half past two this morning and completely
destioyed the fourth , tifth and sixth stories
of the great clothing houses ot Marcus Fcch-
heimer & Co. ami Mack Stanlcr k Co. , oppo
site the Burnett house. Loss esti mated from
S150.0JO to S100.000. It is said 5000,000 inbUi-
ance was carried by both firms. Four flremcn
WCIP Injured bv beiiigburiedundertho debris
inside the buildlnir , two of them dangciously.
CINCINNATI , Nov. ' 20. The Burnet house
guests weio awakened and calheied at the
windows opposite the liery lurnace , wheio
they watched Its progiess. not without nppie
henslou , but without panic. The llie depart
ment guarded as olfcctuallv as It could , w ith
gicat success , aitainst the .spiead ol the hro to
the adjoining buildings. About four o'clock
the lloois gave way with borne members
ot the lito company , font of whom
were cairied to the collar. After "TCat
ditllculty , they weio all icseuo'lruive , seil-
ously but not fatally hint , Tnero was some
damage done adjoining buildings , but it was
not heavy. The loss on goods is total.
amounting U" . between Sir.0,003 and S.'iOO.OOO
oner , . The loss on the buildings Is placed at
5 ,000 each. Both biiildiugs and stoclc are
amply Insured.
DiHnslcrs ,
CHICAGO , Nov. i0. ! It was reported last
night that the steamer Manlstique , whose
consorts , the schooners Mm Incite and Menc-
kaunce , wcro wrecked near Fiankfoit , had
made a sate huibor at the Manltous , but a
later dispatch liom Manlstee , Mich. , asbeits
that soon utter losing her consoits the Manis-
tiquo became disabled and drilled helplessly
up the lake until she reached Hurnham's piei ,
twenty miles noith of Manistee , when she
sti tick and bunk with all hands. Tlm Man-
isticiuu was commanded by Captain Waiter
Ashley , and cairied a ciew of lilteen men.
11 this report Is true , tlio number of lives lost
by the sinking of the Manls-tlquc anil con
sorts Is swelled to thlitv.
MiiWArifii : : , Nov. 20. The Wisconsin's
Manisleo ( Mich. ) special sa.is : The steam
barge Manistiimo arrived at Fiankfort this
morning In ceaich ol her consorts , the Maro-
linet.ind Menolicnne , wliich were lost oil
that poitTlnnsday night As far as known
no steam barge was wiecked in ttio v icinlty
of Fiankfoit. The schonci Llbblo Nan , of
Chicago , is ashore on Smith Manitou Island ,
and a tug lias been sent to hoi assistance.
San IVrnnulsco Knees.
SA.v FJIAKCIHCO , Nov. 20. The last day of
tlio Blood liorsc meeting was uMicied in by n
violent lain Btoim. Tlio tiack was very
heavy and it ininod during a pail of the
spoil.
Thiec-vear-old ( lilies , milo nnd a quaitci :
Gnoon won , M iss Couitney second , Leila
ihlul. TluiD-'JjiriX.
Two-j oil -olds , ROV en-eighths of a mile :
.Miss Ford won. Gilssetto bccoml , Volligner
third. Tlmu-lil'4. : : '
All ages , milo : Adeline won , Orovci
Clev elund second , Leap eai thiid. Time
1 : ibV.
All itccs , two miles nnd an eUhth : ( iiicnn
won , Vol.intu becoed , Moonllghl third.
Conspiraoy to Kill Davitl.
DI/IIIOII , Nov. 20. A luinnr is In circula
tion thnt some ol Michael Davltl's friends
believe theio Is a conspliacy on fool to mui-
dci hlmbceiiusuol his opposition to tlio u.v
ticmo measuios jnoposed by the O'Donovon
loh ! a Iiisli ( action. It is said a meeting
was held in Now Vmk ic-cently , nt which
Davltt was denounced and dospeiato meas
ures thicatcneil. Imiulrv has been made of
some of this fi lends of Davitt , as to | ho Until
ot the rumor , and a lemaik was made by ono
of the mo1- ) prominent that such arinnge-
ments bavo been made ns would lellevutlio
couitsol thotroiibloof trj ing the miscreants
Incase of an attempt on Dav Ill's life , con-
Ih ins the belief that tlaeats have been nmtlo
him ,
Incenilltiry Work.
CAl'K SfAY , N. . ! „ Nov 20. A Iho was. ills-
coveiedaboul lXthls : ! ) miiiniug on tliu thlid
floor of the Hotel Bellov tip , nt Capo May
point. Assistance was sent fiom this city ,
but the ontm > stiiirtuio was completely
burned to the giound. About ten cottages
nearby , four Moms nnd lumber ynid weio
nlso destioyed. Of cottages about half weio
occupied , the others occupied onij in lito
summer season The loss lias not je' ' been
I'stiiiiateil , The tire Is supposi'it to bu tlio
wuikot an inceiullaiy.
or Hon. Illrnin Calilo.
DAvnvi'Oiiv , I.i , Nov. 20 , [ Special Telo-
U'lam to the BI-K.J President K. II. Cable , of
the Chicago , Hock Island & Pacltlc railroad ,
is in this eitv with his lather. Hon. Hiram
L'alile , who Is dangerously 111. His condition
to-da > eliowed a blight Impiovcment.
ColllHion nt Undo ,
CAIIIO , 111. , Nov , 20. I'asscnger tialn No.
U-omlng south on the Illinois Cential this
vfternoon , whllit rounding a cinvu nt North
Calio , collided w ith n HW Itch enginn and both
locomotives vvero completely demolished ,
Cuglncer McMillan was slight ! ) and Biako-
iiian Storct binerely hurt.
Ono TlioiimiiKl HOUHCH Dcstroycii ,
LosnoN , Nov. 20. Nfw'b has been lecrlvcd
iioro of a dlbistrous lire In the town of 'i'ondo ,
m tlio 1'asiiT river , In the island of i.uron ,
; ho largeat of the Plnllipplne croup. One
ihou and liouscs ueio Ournud.
SPECIAL NOTICES
under this lie id , 10 cents pdi
line tor tlio Ilrst lu i'rlion,7 cents for cnchsufo-
[ pqiiont Insertion , nml $1.60 n line per montl ;
No ndvortlsoment tnkcu for IcfSllinn 2S cents
for the tlrst Insertion. Seven wonts ftlll lx
counted to the line ; they must run con ccu
tlvoly nnd must bo pnlil In lulvunco. All mlv nr
tltonionts must bo Immloil in bofoio 2 o'eloct
f. in. , nnd undrr no clrcum'tnnpcs will thej be
taken or discontinued toy telephone.
1'nrtkd ndvcrllMnir In tlio o < ohimns nml Iriv
Inptho nn ersnLMrps cil In c ro of Tnu URI
wlllplcneo nsli for n check toonnblo thorn toccl
their letlcrc. ns none will b itollvernt oxcopl
on Dre ontntlon of chock. All nnswrrs to iul
vorti'cmonts shoiiM lie rncloceil In onv rlopes.
TO X.OAB-MOOT : * .
" \TONBY totnnn , onih on linnil , no ilrlii.1. ) .
, L W nnd li li Siiulio , UU Pnrnuni St. , I'nv
ton lioicl butMlnff. Wipe
po LOAN Money I < onm jilncert on Itn-
1 proved roftl o tnto In city or county foi
Now linuliimt 1x31111 A : Trimt Co. , by lomln ) !
Count ) bnnk. Kith niul Clili'into Ms. 81.1
GI'liltOKXT money to onus ensy torins.V
M. Harris , lloom 5 , fronzer llll ! . opp. 1 * . 0
451 Doc 2'
II' jou want money on any ROO < | Rceuittj-
siieli nschnttpla , mmtffnnos. pogotlulilo pn
poi-8orolliur\vl8e , cull nt 1513 Farm.in xtieut
room 2. 1M
ONIYTO : MIAN At low r to , nn ui > oi
city property , UntcUor & Co , , U1G Doimln ;
Btrocl. Ul.
MMNICV tolOAiion city and tnrm pioportj-
low rules , Stoivart & Co. , Houmi ; , Irot
Hunk. ftM
MONEY TO LOAN-At ronsiuinbto intcs , or
furniture , flno witches nnd ether tiorsonnl
proportjO..I. . Cnswoll , room 10 Iron llnnli
liullilliig , l"lli nnd Knrnmii. * Vi
$ " o.OOO to lomi. Sums fSOO nml npwi\rit
Lowest riitus. HoralJ , I5tu nml Douitlns sts
* * u\
M TO LOAN O T. Dnvls & Co. Itoa
Eatnto nnd I.onn Agents IMj fnrnnm st.
srm
M ONiv : TO LOAN On rcnl ostnto nnd olut
tols. I ) U 1 homns. i.M7
_ _
MONKV TO LOAN-Tnsuins of f2,010 nn-
upnnidaon flrst cln s nml oatiite Bccnrilr
Pot t er Je Cobb , 1515 ynrnnin at. W )
_
MONiV LOANKlTiiTc IMtood .V Co' .Lonr
onics , on furultiuo , plnnoM , lunsofl.xrnKona
personal propoity of nil kind * , nnd nil other nr
tick's ofiUuo. . without romoVRl. ! 119 S 13th ,
overllhiKlmm's Commission store. All bnsl
ncsg slrlcUy eoiillriontliii. 3uo
_
MONi'.Y If j-nu ImvciTOod notes to cell , 01
wish to lionoxr on leal isliilo or clmttel'
nl fnlr Inlet est , tail onJ. 11. 1'urrotto , IBlh nni
linO 00(1. (
$500,000 To 1onn on Omnlia city properly ntt
per cont. a. W. lny , over 1.112
T.OANS I.oiins Loans.
llcnl estate loans.
Collntei nl loans.
Clinttol louns.
I/niRtliuc loans.
Short tlmolonng.
Money nlwnyg on hand o loan on rmjr np
proved security.
Investment securities bought nnd sold.
Omnlm Vlnnnclnl cxchnn o , 1CUJ rmniun.
_ Corbett Miumxni. _ _ _ _ 303
G rnu OKNT Money to onn. J.J. Mnlioney
150U rarunm. UOJ
MONiV : to lonn by tlio imdorilpnpd , who ha ;
Iho only properlv orpnnl/od lonn iMronoy
In Omnlm. I.oiins ot $10 lo f 1,000 mndo on fur
nlturo , plu'ioa. orRiins , lior cg , wnffonn , macliln
ory , 4o , without removal. No dolnys. All
buslnoRA Mrlctly ronfldontlnl. Lonns M mndc
Hint nny pnrt cnn l > o pnld nt nny time , ench payment
mont rednclnR the coot pro rntn. Advnnco *
madoon flno wntohcs nnd diamonds. Person
Bhould cnrofully consider who thoynro donllni ;
with , ns mnny now concerns nro dftlly comlns
Into existence. Should you need monor , call
nnd Bee mo. W. It. Croft , Koom 4 , Wlthnell
nulldlnif , 15th nnd Hnrncy. su =
LSS CHANCES.
C&SUi stotK of dnip-s wltu HUurog for pnln or
P pnrt tiuac. II. \ IE. , llox UOJ Shummdonli.ln
SOa 2J *
_
TT'Olt SALT ! llnstniirmit Itctlred limn bu l-
i1 ness. No llTXoith 12th tt. , Omnlm. Nob.
_ iiU-'J' . *
"IT1 OK SAM ; A Ilrst cliis * puvintr srncorj
Jl stoio , center of town , rlxturcs in K ° < > (
comlltlou mid smiill stock. I'oi-nnitlculnrsln
nulroiUUICS. Uthfet. 180-J1 *
_
U'ANTKI-To liuv nn intcicst in some pnv-
Inar bnainc-s by n business innn with
sinnll cnpltiil. Addrnss T. : il ( , lleo olllco. IRJ-'il *
FOR SAI.K Clionp.n rJrilBStock.nlso in o con-
per lounls nnd hnlf doAslhor glnos-lioldun.
rorpnitlculnrsnddtess H.S ItobcrtB , Norlolk.
Nob. 11521 *
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WANTHD-PAltTN'nit-I.Hdy or trenlleraan ,
wllh hinull enpltul. to takolmlr lntoto t lii
established , paiinnnonl , flrst-elnss city l.nst-
no 8. T.iu > niLr JUOO to * lnoa j curly : ( rood ren-
fconsrorsullliKf ; Kinnd oluuico for rlifbt putty.
Address S 4l > , llco onico. 509
TmoitSALK Ono of the best pi ) Intf liolols In
- - thULity , innMnK money lust. Host of
rcnsnns for scllmir. P'.VJO cnsh icciulrod to not
It I' , i : . IMP , I2U7 Fnrnnm it. 475
_
T OK SALr.-llhidwnro llusmoss Wo offer
Jour gin If nnd hciuy hnrdwnro business for
sulo , toxuthor with our lease imd jrood will.
1 nulo Inrsrost In llie city nnd locution tlio best
llcllrlnir from the biiilnoss CIIIIBO for Boiling
The Huum nardwnio Co , 1028 O st , Lincoln.
_ _ _ THT _
FOK H.ll.i ; Onoof the oldest nnd best pit-
intr firoeory lluslneis In the city. 1'or pur-
tloulnr8lniulroot ] 1415 Jones gt. \H \
H OIJSKS Lolfi.l'nt tnB.ljinds money lonnoil.
Ucints , istli nml LOURIIS ) | stiouts " ' , < ' >
LOST.
IOM' Lust owning , ptnimbly on upper unit
J of rmimin Rt. , n Boo canlm's LolluLtlon
book , route.II , rindarplentuu turn to lleo or
11 < o. ir > >
I OSTLnih's Bmnll pold wMch with mono-
Jirinin JI I , W , on biicU. Fiudor plcnsoleave-
nt lliisolllce. , \\r \ \ ,
Clairvoyant.
MADAM Ali.VbKA lovouls pist pre iint mid
Inuiie , bow miinv In fiimflya < i , olu , , how
to bold nrfoetlons ( if husliiinil or mmr nalU-
fnctlon vminintovil..1 cents mm uimiirdn. bU
K Ilith st 271
PSIiSOU'At.
IJHHSO.NAfi Dim'tbii ) n linn -nK | Ininp until
jou net pilei-s lit Mood } 'a riiliiu fctotn
iliirtdnff lumps lih iiupiox btirnor , dcioinii'd
slmdoiind lull niunbur of prisms lor H f/j.
hmnn lump hns ln.cn sold ulrnulii'to foi fa Til
nud SS.OO You din et tliolid.-i liunp and f > nvo
money ovcry tlmo nt Mumlys Clnnu hloro , 'Mi
K. lotli st. , cor of Diivonporl. 2 1 i\ \
.l-Hu\o joohciin tun flu 01 , flU 10
and fCiliQoviiciiuihhoId by L O. .loiiL-3\
Co , Ainericaii elotlileij. , 1XJ > I'm iiam st /
108 SO
_ _
} ' . > ONALLudles vvieluntr Kood dimiostlo
lielji din bo well Mippllod b ) eilllni ; at
Omnlm ICmployinoiH lluioaii , UU North Ifilh ,
tl. , Uiouiibe IJIULV. d7. |
-i : doCiimpIs School Muse
nnd VokuCulturo , l.'l H. IGtli bl , nioin 0.
GUI in o.5
_
11IJUSONAL Jllss A , I.ilnoncnui , proli lonnl
iiinso with cond rot oin moiiilutlona tiJ7
Rfmtli Mlh Nliuot , 'M llooi , loom No , 5 , o\ci
Dormnn's dty yoods eloiu. _ J3inll
l ) ) : itSONAL-Knlglits ol l.nliur ns uoll ut non-
J unions will llml fcoiiHlhlnif lo the lutnin-t
nf Iholrp.icUitboolm bj onillnir nt llio enl > Hat-
L'.IMI hioil ) , lilO X lUth bt , Uu'l Cilllornlannd
\Vohelur. \ HI'MH
PiitPONAlMrs ; 1)r ) Nnnmo V , Wiurcn
e'lLinojnnt , Midlt.il und biiblncbs Medium
itoom No. a , l.'l .Noitli Pali it , Uniulia , Nnb.
UJT
linillMAI. I'AIT.H. richly lllut-li all d.
16 pnj-'cc , L | column.- ! The Nov omljur Usuo
ut oiilitaliM m ml ) it'll udM'i tlMiim nlH of
nnd ronlli'tiii'iiuudliw ' coiio-punili'iiH ,
d o n fciiporb lull I'UKU em.ria\lnv ikhUnud
rupii'ssly ioi out Journal unlitloj "A MMldon's
llrt'iuii. II If. ono of llio ihlnvt plctorns evoi
lUtiilutod on pnni r , nnd miin bohctjn to bo up-
iroclutud Sullliulo Hiy cvur > liniminlod pur-
! in should jw-sus it Hjntph ) cop n Illc f-llv IT.
Aildrcfs llbutl und llund , t7 tj Jieiiiboiu Kt. ,
u , III. _ _
T7U > | [ KI.N ! -hqjaro I Juno fJ inoiiinlv.
1 ? IIi8io | , 15H Uoutflim. _ _ _ 33l
IIOICIIIAM ) III tonlcfsonfe. No ,
W no | H > 8llion , riinld u Hpia-ib i-ond HU.MJ >
lor tiinl Jii sou. ll.il 1'LTiiln , llftioll. Mluli.
llldlO
_ _
Ol' hi'r.NOiItA I'll V and tyiio-wnt-
SCHOOIi , 7 and B , lion Hunk. U.VV . llakor.
WJ N iil
WIDOW lad ) would IIKullnen or four gun-
A tlcinen Itomdorslor tlio winter Hoinu
| ulvlle tAadrces _ , It , M , lluu jOlllue. lli'J Sl _
OK TITLU furnished on short
notice from my ( toinnlctu bet Uf looks H
It KI'.NT Organs , $3 per montli. ilo pe ,
. . . r.XtHANtlK-fromo flno vncnnl lots tor
horses runt Mock , llallou llroj , 161(1 ( IVnijf-
ln < st V7822
TtT : > f f-nunro rtnuo , 11 monthlT. A
IlospoT
TOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS.
H Ol'SKS Ixits.farnis.t.dtidii-tnonpyloftnc'd.
llomls 5th and DoiiKlm Blrccls. 21'i
. . : lionp , pnh7bob slo i , doltv ery
wnvou nnd double liarncf * . Imiulro nt
3109 1Mb 91 U *
_
Flit SA1.II I'lno roml ItorsO , with new
nnd ImiiiPM , cost f4."i ; nui t be sold nt
once , ii'ifnrdlo sol vnltio. luauliont 1405 IXnic-
hist , 221
171011 s\l.i-0r : llent. Immedlntrlv , n Finn
JDccUor llros' I'lnno , no.uly now , nt 2l.HJ
lliunoy st 175 Si *
_
"ITVMl SAliK Nli'o fvim , wnimii ntiil tmrnrss ;
Jwill takou nood.-lndk' borso In trndo. Ap-
pjv Baa. miigtv _ if * ) 21 *
tAIil < A coed ItullBitfc , tire nml btirij-
Itir pioof , double floors , vnult II\2I In. ,
boon room Id'J In hlRh in In wldo. Addnns
J H lllanclmnl , Stock } imK Oiniiliii. 18l-ai
SALII-ytovo.No. iXlSplondld , liTpnrfoel
order T. ,1. llonrd & llro , lltj Douglns su
7I'J
_ _ _ " _
il OK s \ Li : Allnost now"tndlBUt homo stova
No. 00 , Apply to 'Utos. O'Connor , 1118 3
tltt. 11711 *
_ _ "
Pint SALI : Kiiniittiro nnd ien o ot s"u-room
homo , tlmo on pnrt. Cull 1202 North ! :7tti :
fu out , two blocks from Hod Cnr lino. Mil , .
l0ll BALK I'imoton top
* - cheap , A. llospo 2"ln."J
J7UHI ALi : Cnenp. iron i-olnmna nnd win-
- iliiw cni8 nillnlilo for front on brick build-
nig Forpiirlloiilnrsiipply nt thU offlco. 813
WAMTED
\\7ANI'r.D rirst cliiMHtnirhprs nnd pollih-
' otsntl. X. U atoftin Liiundry , 1711) ) Rum.
24(121' (
\\rANTKD-Hnl , niro l.lto 15 , for lltshl ho
> wink , KB I'knsimt st , 2.H 21 *
\\rANTii-CompL'lent : f. jroml ttirl for ii fnin.
ilv of two. so I 3 Isili st. 227
WANI'IIO Ono peed jrhl to do laundry
ttork nt Non Is' rusmuritnt. 210 21
_
A\fANTiu : A llrs-t olais oook for roBtiturnnt ,
M Imly piofcrioil. Imiulro of or nddii'ssd.
p. i oitiont , Nub Hi" 22
"IV'ANTIJl ) A jrood plrl for cooking and
' ' kltohon Moik ; smnll finiillv , n < > d WIIKC
ndstoad } place. Impiltoof 0. L. Kilck nn ,
o. , 21J Ma onlo block , N. lilih. Iss J
" \V ANTUD ( lood Rlrl lor Kunernl housoworlc.
M 1012 DodKO , 1011 21
_ _
" \ \ rANTr.D-A ttoodnlrl forKi'itc
JJ Applj nt lll'.i ' fniniun Kt. Ill I 21
JJr NTit > A foinaloToiik li " .tlTstT
> 155 .it'
_
T\rANTiD-A : coolc nt N'ntlonnl Ilotol.Slionnn-
' ' doah , In. Sutlslnctoij nacs. Itoninnn
A-l'atk. 17021 *
- > A competent nil I lor uenprnl
- liotHcuoik. Apply at once , 2S12 Howard \
at. corl'ntk a\o IH1 21 *
X rANTIil ) llil liidleiT\pnntft to lo irn toU >
' irrnpliy Ti o--pcct irood foi position H lion
compitout : address VV.0. U , Itooin I , Croiniao
blk.Oiiialia 1,17
A VANTIin-CoinpotiMtt mlddlo aired \\onmit
' * to lake euro of babj. Aiiiilr at 4lU Con
vent si. bM
" \TTANTii : > ( iirl.foi Henoral liousoworit. at
_ > > _ ros VlrKlnln n\o. 577
\\7A > Tii ) I.nily of line la'to to assUt In
( opliic bunlnc 8 , cnn workat lioino ir
prnforred : piirninnunt win k , iiood pay. no ser
vants wnntcd. llouta 10 lo 5. Ait Copyinir
HnomBi22 : N. ir.tii t -.MO
sHj.i.u .uAtil
* J"AML1) ) A peed llvo ruriiltiiiosnltsinnn
' Apply atNUmukn btnto I'urultino ( o.J10
S.JCtllSt. 01 21.
_ _
"IVANTi : ! * A irmxl lOllnblo collector. M isl
' ' bo one ho lui * Imd ( j\pi'ricm'uiuid ( jilt ed o
eily it'fiitronco ' rcquiiuil 31.1' Miirtln , : ili S.
nth ht. 200 21
rplIKIlinkorfl' Llfo Association of St I'niil ,
X Minn , Imvo ISiibrnHka work for n lew
rood solicitors , llolviuiu'i'-
( llolviuiu'i'Tluiomaiy. . Ad-
ilioss Wilcox & StCuu , fctatu AKOIIIS. Lincoln ,
Neb. 194 dec 1'J
_
\\rANTr.D fiood quick bti'lioliMin , Jl'TiT '
' ' week ; nls < > " ff < l coat and pantaloon
mnkoiB. VV. U. 011)8011 * t Co. Jt" 8. ir > th si
Itll 21
A V"ANTin A rohablo boy or lounir ntin to
i entry alioinoronto on tbolMlli i\ : < 'iiliii/
lleo. Apply nt lleo ollico. IbJ
WANTUIJ Vowsau'onts. Applv al MOOIO'H
Kinplovmunt AKCIICJ , South lOlh st. ut 10
o clock , a. m. 178 2J
ANTKI ) . 23 men for Coloutdo
Labor AKiincj , I .US Fnriiiiin. 171
" \ \ / "ANTI'D.UK ) man foi inilioiul woik : ( rood
' ire ; slondy work all ulnlor. All-
l.nljor Atfonuy , 1 10S I'm mini , 17.
V\7"AN'I HI ) A mnn to liiko peed euro of
V herons and lias ovpci lent o In maimirliiK
furnnce. Itcst ol rofotoiiOLS roulted. | Tnink
J. It.inmo , No. Hill I'liinam st. 171
WAN I I5D Apents , to sell dooi-sprliiRg thai
will clo = o MOID , slonn liouso 01 rlnsot
doors 'Ilioy ictall at Mo nt slplit. Adurusn
1'iod.I. llulloy , lii VVostTajotli'st , Syinciit-e , N.
V , for w holosiilo prlciu. Iftl SI *
\\TAN l'i ; An V | ) rlnnr d boot and Hhoo
' " Nideainaii Ono wlio can spiak ( uriiian
nnd iiii.'llah. : Au.trust Dorinann , 607 , ( XJJ , fill , H ,
lllliBt HO
_
K 'A > | 'KI > Ancills with ( rood appoaratuTea
' fora now in tick ) , ciui make J'lio $ H n day
Call at 14.11 S 1,1th b Vr 21 *
_
" \\rANHJIi An oxporlenwiil olollilmr
< > mnn who cnn stienk Uoimiin. J. L llriiu.
dlcs\ Son , TOT P. l.ltiisl , 1W
" \ \ ANriu Wo want a lownueuutOHell tliu
' ' Diinninojor'H lijdi aiilio VVitslior on ooin.
mission A very irood pnylnt ; business forifoocl
mm Apply at U ! Doiifrlus. HbO 21
AfJINTrf ! In tlio rity oruoimtry cnn niakof'i to
f\l \ ) a da ) Hollimc our H"i.h.ltiuj. A. VV.
NoM-ltj compiinv. UJ7 I'arn im ht. & 77
SITUATION WAKTED.
"l\rANTIII > 1'ositlon , bj ) oniir mini who him
< been dork m liotolfm loin j euro , and
has otbor lnnlnti H cxpuiiomu. llnst lolciuii-
< e ! . T.l'l ' , Hooolllio " '
\\r VNI'IID filiation to do iboins nli'lit
' * nnd iiioiniii ) . ' lor board nnd . . v by
lilt lournmtial C'olk'jro , Addli't-s T . ! ( i
lluo ollluo. .M
lAT Nli : ! ) hlliiiitlon by ( rontlciniin ( Hyeari
it oldi in hloic , oilU o. Ininkoi otlioi > . rlpniika
nml corn sponils it adily In I'.iiKllnb imdhnuillbh ,
( iood lulotonuo Kivcn , Addicts T. in , lloo
ollloo 2iri-J2 *
_
\\rASTii : Position by n joiinir mini of
i i t-toudy liiibltH.ns cdllnctor or lotiiUn mdou
for goinii K ud business Him. Adilrrss T M
Hooolllio. 20021 *
\\7AM'i : ' ) iu n d i nuclei- ! over 1. ' . yours1
11 ovpoi kmroln iij and ( onnliy. n poshlun
lor lie winter , deed inK'iimco und I'rennoil ,
Addioss U7 , Jluoolllio. 20T 31
\\'ANTBD hit mil Ion by } onn mnn of BU ndy
> ' ImliiH if booKktii'por ' or clurk , Hniin-
riiL'isir\cii. | T 'J , lluiioilli'e. JH-Jf
WANTIID-A dclhery borsn nt I. X. L.
burnm Laiinila } , I71U C'mnliiK St. 21I <
\ \r.\.VI iaLndy loominiito , IBIS riitmnn.
> > 210 2i"
, . . , . . . . ) A stock of drynoorts , dolliliu ,
ii booH rtnrt i-botisoi irroi ei lorIn < i cl"-
Jora MUDiniproiid laim m-iu tlio buu
lownol I'rani.lili , Nub. Addio-,8 L I. - - -
teller , 1Mb. Ifilli nt y.'J21
Kl > Tciiinh und HbuvDleM 1Mb t-t lint.
AV '
llodL'O and IJOIIKIUH Atwood l'o ,
ll\ -ij Bliible. _ "Ib l *
AXTA VI Kl > 'lluee perwns ) lo limin book-
TI l.lljilllfc' . hilllllllOIIS 1UIJ I llllllKO ft. .1.
irAHTI.U-Jor Iday boniditie , 71V N nih.M.
i 1CI til *
" \ \ 7ANIIUMillion ) lojoiilhu"l. ( . | Itclmlilu"
ii bliu'lu Mon' induwini.'nt : AaH'ioliitlon ' of
.linn line IhniiMind dolhirfi nl Mian litK'i ' Oter
151,100 nliouily paid. VV'ilto lor circulars ( '
I luiiipi | , tocii tiiry , Mliiiioiipoll.i. Minn 1KI"- *
\t 'AN I'Kli to buy ono HIIUIU o' Hook In
> > Omitliu board otlr.iilo. S. A riloimin.nu
° m niim at. Ml
\\'ANTIll ! To Ri'll a liiill TTiTero , TTtT n inuiiuT
' I Imlnrliik' bublniiRt. Hun Uttnplo , doimind
asiiiu and prollln abivu tbo intiii'jo. Una
lor K'llliiif. moru lupllal nnulod , Will
xivo ti bnrirnln totlio light inun. AddiensT ,
il.lu-oollltc. Itl-il *
ID : r/l men to cat bm.I.wnmii cakM
' ' andmaplo njrnpovury inurnlnir at Norrl * '
tcstuniant , H'lh St bet. Duluo ami Dee lu.
i-tralBht Uuurd per MooK.SI.ij ; 21 moat liukiti ,
n&i uua ,
ItlillT-HOOBlIrt X.OTB.
[ neil lti.M' : A HIM clues
-L' of f.cc , Nil-lid ) \ Co.