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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1889)
ECHOES FROM THE CAPITAL , Legislators Complain or the Quality of Their Stationary. 4 | THE M'BRIDE PINKERTON BILL Text of ( lie Prohibitory Amendments Offered by Dempster nnd Corliln District Court Nexr * Gcn- crnl and PciHonal. LIKCOI.X BunEAU orTni : OHAITA Use , ) 11W9 1 STrtBRT , > LINCOLN , .Inn. 7. j Very few of the legislators returned to day. Speaker Watson is in the city , but li not mmlo himself conspicuous. The mem 1)Cr * nniuso thoinselves Riicsslnff nt the com position of the committee * , niul socrotlv liojtlns Unit they will bo "remembered" by the spc.ikor. Whether Cnlihvcll or linker \vlll get the Judiciary committees is nn open fiucstloti , but the weight of opinion is in favor of lialcur. Truesduil of Thayer , BvereU of WnshinK ton , .Surgcnt of Cutter , Ki'iper of I'iurce , Mucker of Chase , niul ( Jnrlirist of llox liutto were observed in their souls to dny. tsii.vs n prominent member : "Tho stiv tlonory fnrnlsht'd us is absolutely n diseruro to Iho stiito. It it almost Impossible ) to write on thu paper with n pen. Any Cheap John store "out west" would not thinlcof keeping such stuff. 1 think the state lw be-on out- ragrously swindled In the stationery busi ness , and they will hear moro from me if the papur Is nil like mine. " A prominent citizen of Stuimlers county , Who is now stopping at Ihu Capital , s.i.vs. "Ullchrht , of Hex Hutto , isaiustlor. Ho used to run u big farm in Maunders , and has turned over thousands of acres of virgin soil , holding the plow handles himself. Ho now has a line stock ranch way out on the northcin borders of ( Jheyeiino county , Just across tha line in Hex Huttc , and comes here to lepicscnt the largest district in the Aiate. I toll you ho is a rustier for SUM , and will make his mark in the house before the session closes. " riiouiniTonv . .Mn.vnvnxT1' . The following is the exact language * of Dempster's proposed amendment to the oon- Htltutioii prohibiting tlio manufacture and pale of Intoxlcatlni ? liquors : "Tho manufac- tine , sale and keeping for sale of Intoxi cating liquors as u bovorjge nro forever pro hibited in this stittc , and the legislature shall provide by law for the enforcement of this provision. " l\ \ lows Corhln's : proposed amendment is as fol Sec. 1. The manufacture , keeping for sale and sale of all alcoholic liquors as n beverage shall bound is Unrcby foi ever prohibited in this state. Sec. 'J. The legislature shall enact all laws necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this amendment. rill ! I'lXKKUTOX HILL. McJJrldo's 1'lnkorton bill is very short. It simply provides that no person shall act as n policeman or detective In this state unless possessing thu < iualillcations of an elector , and Jixing the penalty at imprisonment in the penitentiary not less than ououor more than three years. THE DtSTIIlCT COUItT. Two cases weio lilcd ill the district court to day. Mrs. Louisa Adora Isnnl xvauts a dlvoico from Charles Isard , with whom slio has been married six je.irs , and alleges , as her grounds for the action , abusive conduct and fiilluro to provide. Millaul F Uiekotts , partner with VanPclt , who was drowned near Lincoln some time ago , asks , that A. C. llickctls , administrator. in Mrs. VanPclt and all othois be restijincu from intciteriiig with his business of manu facturing the Uallroud Ueiiiedy , and alleges that he is now solo owner by virtue of some extraordinary o.xpoases Incurred ia the busi ness , and on account of Mrs. VimPcIt's action In the matter. 1'IinSONALS. The following visitors Imvo arrived in the city within the last twenty-four hours : n II. U. Hoosor , Omulin ; i'liil. E. Winter , Wymorc ; W. C. Wallace , Exeter ; N. U. tlubb.ird , Hc.itnco ; E. H. Underbill anil wife , So/ward / ; G. W. Wheeler , Greenwood ; Jaek Farley , Nebraska City , C. II. Warren , IMgar ; M. Leahy , , Nebraska City ; James lleclc , Crete ; Sidney Wild , Fairmont ; L. E. Pratt , Roca ; W. S. Clcrmblc , Sow.xrd ; M. C. Chambers , York ; Walt M. Churchwcll , Fre was mont ; Jas. S. McC.irty , Fremont ; Gco. 13. McFarland , Wnhoo ; W. S Bentlcy , Omaha ; bly J. S. Stewart , Fosters , O. ; Louis Mober , Cincinnati , O. ; D. Southerland. Oxford , Nob. ; V. Abrohamson , Mmdeii , Neb. ; Isaac Hill , Mlndcn , Nob. ; E. Boggs , Seward , Ni'b. ; as S. S. Jones. JilupSprings , Neb. ; A. M. Mm- the nnrtl , Sparta , Wis. At tne Windsor T. G. Hortou , St. Joe ; P. II. Deacon , Now York ; N. L Gebhart , they Chicago ; Jas. ICidston aud son , lieu trice ; S. four M. Kolloirg and wife , Fort Scott. Kas. ; J. S. Ilclgrent , Aurora ; A S. McKog , G. A. hurt Molfog. G. C. McKosr. Koprescntativo Olmstend returned to-dnv. She W. M. Weber , Louis Moher and E. II. nnab , of Cincinnati , are in the city. lying D. Swineford and O. U. Westcott , of Chi cage , and K. A. Bixly and Mrs. I.eming , of Denver , are stopping at the Trcmont. May KEWS AND NOTKS. the Four drunks wcro before thu police court got this morning. Each wcro assessed $1 and nnd costs by his honor Judge Huston , Captain or Taylor , a colored unfortunate , denied any the improper conduct and the judge told him to "brace up , " and let him go. lu The only C.LSU tiled in the supreme court to day was the case of Joseph Hums va Fair mont , on error from Fillmore county. Hums claims damages on account of tl.o action of the city over a labor contract. The supruno stones court will convene again to morrow. could The state board of traiinpoitation held a meeting this morning and olectml Gilbert liorso Laws president and John Aty secretary. madly They then adjourned until Thursday. No articles of Incorporation wuro filed In of the ofllco of the secretary of state to-duy. stop An Absnlurn Gtiro. buggy U'ho OIUG1NAL AHIETINE OINTMENT from Is only put up in lurgo two oumw tin boxes , horse's and Is an nbsaluto euro fur old sores , burns , horse wounds , chapped hands , and all akin erup tions. Will olllcer positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the OIUGINAL AUIETINE OINT- to MKwT. Sold byGoodmau Di-us Co. , to contK per box by mail 30 cants. Forbes 'SCAlJt " was > with Tlio Uiirlinttoii "Seal ) " Forbes no niout null I'rotOHt Afalnsr Slrlkoi-s , steed There is ooiuiilornblo "nnsottled business" a in connection with the BnrlliiKtoii strllco yot. "A Sunday at various polnu aloni : the Hur- llngtoii ayatcm , thu scab oiiffinoors unit liro- ience mt'ii iisLiotiibk'ii formally and discussed the ( situation. In Uinnhn n scurct meeting was hold in n cottiiRU near the Li. & M. depot , putpoat nnd ivhllo a detail of the doliboriUIoiis could b'rlngh not bo learned , it is stated on Rood authority it is that those present , numbering about llftet'ii , decided to druft n petition mm series of reso liilmont lutions , imploring the management of llio You Uurlmgton not to employ uny of the strik icines ing onginccrs nnd ; llremen. A memorial lot citing- the hitzanli which they ( tuo scnbf. ) Imd boon subjected to. was also prepared. This , Itis.saUl , tOKctliorwUh tlioiiotUton will Hefowt. bo forwarded to the headquarters ot the Bur lington at Chicago. J. Another meeting was hold at Plattsmoutb , nnd reports $0 to show that notion of u simi ecuples lar nature was token. When quostionrcl HodlcK yesterday , u scab odirlnoor said : "Wo thmk vacate that the IJurlltiRton has wilfully done us an The Injustice in this deal. Wo hold our posts in under shouts and hoots of derision ; wern .mil called scabs , thlevos , slums and every vile How nnmo in the vocabulary , and now iheao same Jufltlco men are taken back. " Tlio spcaKcr did not appear as though he regarded the action of the company as sin cerely ns ho did the chancoSof his sent in the locomotive cab bom * ; occupied by a lirotlim hood man in the near futuro. It is etatixl that the headquarter * of the road In this city have been visited by the scab ropro- Bcntativea and that their grievances were Vat laid bofora the muuagemout , but when < ) ues- tiouud , uothiui ; could bo learned. Whop Men Oppose Oeorgo W. Gushing has been named to Buccood C'lom Hackney as supcrintandont of Indtlvo jxJwor and machinery of thu Union * * * Paclllc , but there is some question as to bis taking hli seat. Slncu his appointment , his record has been considered by the union Jabor men , and it Is sala docs Dot rolled with HIS very much credit on Mr CuMiln ? In the cyo of the former. U U stated that , at his door H laid the charge , that IKMV.IS the Instigator of the Itcndlnir strike moro than n year ntjo , and that he bai ant.igonbod the Interests of the laborer , eipeclally Milrood , men at all timci. It has transpired that , Sunday , the ter was taken up In n secret motHim ; rom posed largely of union men ompioyed in tha shop * at this nlnrp , and a formal discussion was hud. It is also stated that n resolution was passed renupsting the vice-president of the Union 1'ncltlc to reconsider his ac tion , also , that should ho fall to do so , n strike would bo Instituted The shops here employ between TO nnd 1,000 men. A number of those individuals was spcn to dav. When questioned oonroriiin the statements , each man was frco to admit that there was nn uprising In the shops nnd along the road against Cushlne , but as to the meeting , they refused to divulge the result. H is stated that it xvas held under the auspices of the Kulqhtsof Ltibor. Whether Vh'o 1'rcildont Holi-omoo will rcrosnii" ' the protest is un known , but nt headquarters it was learned that Gushing had not as yet boon otllciull.V anpomtcd , at lo.ist bv circular , but that ho mm ply Imd been spoken of. U Is thought Unit In view of the probable outbreak of la borers , the plum xvlll full to another Indi vidual. Itntuoon tlio Occnns , It is pretty generally understood that be fore many moons there will be n complete fast train sorvieo In operation between the Atlantic nnd the cast and west. Just what the system will contain 1ms not as jet been fully developed , but enough hns ucen done to xvarrnnt the statement that the combine xvill bo made up of the Union Pacific , Chicago & Northwestern and Penn sylvania avsteinr. . The part sot for the rCorthxx'cstorn ij the territory be tween Cnlcngo mid Council Mluffs. It com municates directly xvith the Pennsylvania nystoni at Chicago , and xvill meet the Union Pacific at this point. The Ponns.x Ivniiin sys tem operates from Chicago via Pittsburg to Noxv York , and the circuit would form a di- rci't line east and xvcst. The Union Pa- cillc ofllrials rnfuso to state Just xvlint 1ms been nccomnliuhud in this diruclion , but ndmit that the project is being considered. Goncr.il P.weiuror Agent Ford of the Pennsylvania- made a tour of the Union Pacific system to the xvcst a short time ago , and it is s.ild for the purpose of obtaining an idea of how the new system xxould xx-ork. Ho returned to the cast nnd it is supposed has mndo a report. Ho again arrived in the city Sunday nnd hns been in close consul tation xvith J. S. Tcbbits of the Union Pa- citic. To-dnv , both ofllcmls boarded the xx-est-bound overland passenger , but to what point they iaro going , nothing could be learned. Cutting Down I IK ; lAiroc. They ird force in both the upper and lower yards of the Union Pacific lias been reduced bv the order of the suparlntendent. Ono crew from each shift has been relieved. Rnilrnnd Notes. Vice-president Holcombc wont to Denver ycsturdnv morning , whore ho will moot his family enrouto homo fiom the Pacific coast. The Union Pacific dispatched two now en gines to rnrainlo vustordny. The Krio road has abandoned the enter prise ot the traveling uassangcr agent bur eau , and has given out that it will make no elTott for through passenger tr.iflle nside from xvh.it can he gathered in by patronage. Pat Humphrey , whoso genial caunteuuneo has been sucn about Omaha , and who was ono of the iments let out , has obtained u sim ilar position with the Lake Shore road , xvhilo his huavv-xvcight , Oeorgo Adams , has gone ii n similar position on the Manitoba. The report that the Missouri P.icillc was about to institute a 10 per cent cut in xvagcs all cases where employers rucoivo a greater amount than $10. ) per month , has not be LIU officially received ut heudquaitorsm Omaha , Whatever tends to increase usefulness , by banishing pain and suffering , will certainly secure notice and approval. We allude to Salvation Oil. Insure your life for "J3 cents against all the danger of a consumptive's death My keeping bottle of Dr. Hull's Cougii Syrup conven ient. It is the best. SANPH.VCCBI ) 1 Sandy Forbes Still liylnx Between , _ . _ . , Ii fn anil Dcntli. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Forbes lying in an unconscious condition and the physicians in attendance say that ho proba the will die. Yesterday , n consultation of the latter was held and they decided , as a last resort , to try the delicate operation known trepanning. The skull xvas fractured at in time ho xx'as hurt , and the doctors at tempted to lift up the fractured plates where were pressing upon the brain. It took hours to perform the operation. ho The woman with Forbes xvas also badly , her cheek being split open and her said ! tongue split. Both xx'ounds xx-ero sexvcd up. the also carries other horrible bcuises. Her ho injuries nro not thought to bo Intnl. She is be almost neglected In a dirty den on the corner of Ninth and Jackson streets. Friends of Forbes believe that a lox'er of , or "Uabc , " us she Is also known , made side nttaclt. Shortly after she and Forbes I a rig at a livery stable near Thirteenth Il.irnoy on Saturday nignt.a party of four ing Ih'o felloxvs also chartered a carriage at dress same place , and it is thought that they his folloxvod the colonel and assaulted him while his buggy on his way Home. The txvo wound * m the back of Forbes' head were evidently mndo by a xvenpon. The place lin : . ho xvns picked up xx'ns a smooth that strutch of road , xx'ithout ditch , embankment , A or anything else on xxhich n person receive the Injuries ho siistnined 2 o'clock Sunday morning a runaxvay attached to a top buggy came tearing the doxvu Farmun street. Oflicors Me- nnd 15urr xvero standing on the corner for Fifteenth and Farnam and attempted to has the animal. This they failed to do , but " ' Me.Mahon. xvith cat-liko agility , caught the called , as it xvas passing , and Jumped Into it the rear. Ho then climbed on to the ' back and caught the reins. The num could not bo pulled up until he had the the H. & M. headquarters , llio then quimly lode him a la postillion , at llio police station. The runnxviiy proved bo the horse and carriage driven by thing xvhon ho left the road-house. deep woman xvho xx'iis xvith the colonel when scon yesterday afternoon. She talks great dlfllculty. She says that she has the remembrance of any assault. She says in xvas whipping the horse and the ran away , throxvlng him out llrst , and more moment later she followed. know Word to ( lie Wlsr i * Sufflolcnt. " That Catarrh is not simply an inconven line , unpleasant to the sufferer and disgusting to others it is tin advanced cidal of approaching disease of xvorto niuny Do not nogleut its warning ; it boul. deadly evil in its train. Ooforo cording lee la to use ir. ) Sago's Catarrh who Remedy. It reaches the seat of the animals and is the only thing that xvill. may dose yourself xvitli quack med cubs till it la too late till the stream- becomes a resistless torrent. It is pence thomnUU'yvl llivonli'j" M n cis luii wnotiior physician. . " "A word to tlio xviso is suf- not make is an Miller is a U-nant of John I. Kodlck , and the west half of lota , block 70. as it says that Miller has been told to C0j0 , tna pretutnea any number of times , sulting lint tlmo was November 18 , 1S33. when ho never ofilcial notice to null was served , but it ollort , and Miller is still In possession. long ho shall romani so has been loft to the Morrison to decide. their without specially ciled Hut will NEW. PERMANENT CURES. long tattt Vonr t . . Filiittnt , Ohio. Jon it , till. It is c.nltntlr Uritrurtl . yt r wits eta. nlU : til riardlM fillid. trie ! ( . ; cotii OIL troduced vu rtnt. tt ultra ia t montLi which B. a. rzr atnoij , , M. deals Keror Atc la , St. Oltorj. III. , h ( r II. till. It is HT wu < vrii tm.t > U4 vitt niiiU ana rt utmt oa bottlt tl BI Jtceti Oil r O'Dojiohue ue i ; 4 > ( ii& . aunty Bicgmtrm. w t ntrir citizens llir. ' * ! ' BttU nil. 111. . My II. llli. of kaovn Wu > c/ crntti Ijl fliu < to t u l t ? II Jtnbt oil. up / pany , _ I. M. IflAW , Ho AT PXU4018T3 AND EEiUM thocolToo CIIAtlLEJ 4. VOCEIEH CO. , Billlraott. MO. they A DULL NEW YEAR IN GOTHAM "It's Not EnRllsh , You Know , to Mnko Calls To-Day. " GAMBLING IN COFFEE FUTURES. A Venerable Merchant PI liN Aicninst It , niul Is Mot \\ith Dlsitrnucrul Abuse The l.oRlilntnre Will Do Siimcllilnc. Xo\v York AfTnlrq. Niw : Yoitic , .Inn. 2 , [ Special Corre- Bpondnnco of Tin : Bin : . ] Ono of the reasons why the rich and the poor are drifting nxvay from each other is that the rich arc adopting English fashions and the poor cling to their American ideas. In nothing in this moro marked tli nn the practice of making eallson Xoxv Voar'd day. 't'ho English never do it , "for it is continental , you know,1' and therefore the Xoxv York snobs will not do it olthqr , and voto.it bad form. Ward McAllister's four hundred not only will not call , themselves , but they inlhicnco forty thousand others , who , though secretly in favor of llio hos pitable practice , are afraid of being considered unfashionable if they do not follow the load of the nobd. Hut the latter if tlioy do not make calls .still do not altogether disdain the Chri&mas holidays , for tlioy Imvo gathering * at Lone * and Tuxedo , whore there is merry making on n grand sc lie. These gentlemen , these Lorillards and Choovera , are so nearly English ' in their form that it is a : pity that there is ono great bar to their being acknowledged by their transatlantic brethren. Tlioy are in trade. Lorillard is in the snuff and cigarette business , and for aught I know has been pulled tip for packing improper pliotographos in his cigarettes , and , lack Cheevor's father makes India rubber good ; It would bo better for them to stick to American ideas , according to which both trndo and labor are honor able But these snobs , forgetting the source of their money , wis-li to create class distinction , tobcpuralo themselves from the vulgar. Lot them go and joy be with them. Those , however , who wish to gain a reputation for being fn&h- ioaablo by imitating them arc in the wrong box , and lose far moro than they ic gain. T1IU OLD 3IAYO1S OlTl' THIS YOL'XO 31 A YOU IN" . Iti is the practice of the genuine New- Yorker who takes an interest in municipal cal cipnl matters to bo present whunoxcr i retiring mayor bows in his successor , and bows out himself. But on this has occasion there wcro moro than usual present because Abraham S. Hewitt generally contrives to l > say something worth hearing , and it ing was supposed that ho would Unto the is opportunity of makingagirdat his foes. sky He did not , however , do anything of in the sort , being probably satisfied with ; al his rcappointinont of David Lowbcr s Smith as commissioner of public works. Then was a general belief that as ho the was appointed in place of General New- tan , his 1 term of olh'cc would expire xxith the year , and Hewitt rcuppointed onyx him , on Saturday to serve to the end of the term. This is an expression whoso indelinitenoss would puz lo yEdipus can himself , as no one really knows when term begins , or when it ends. The consciousness that ho hail liatrkcd Tam many Hall had put Mr. Hewitt into " good humor , so that when ho appeared "To tin mayor's otlico at noon on New ' In Year's day , ho was all over similes , and "Thy nodded to Mayor Grant with much cordiality. Taking him by the shoulder aud led ' him to the ollicial desk , whence world have issued so many queer letters , and " that if ho only experienced half * pleasurc'in taking possession that himself did in surrendering , he must over u very joyous man on that New Art Year's day. Then facing towards the itors throng who were gathered on the other ings. of the room , ho said : "Gentlemen , of have the honor to introduce to you Mr.Granttho mayor of this city. " Hav delivered himself of this pithy ad ho assumed his hat , buttoned up The overcoat and departed for his house. Politically ho is dead. Ho has shown xvould complete , . . unlitnoss for public life , and \ > us . had better kill the presidential boo called buzzes in his hat. one iii'i&TioNAnrn : , NKW YEAR'S QIKT. that Adam Foropaugh , the circus man has iects presented to Central pork , for a Now held Year's gift , his big elephant Tip , and rian park commissioners are overjoyed , draxv this is the llrst ono which the city opened owned in fee simple. The herd of smiled "o'funts , " as the Now York street boys ied thorn that used to be opposite the who arsenal building , were owned by Bar- pictures , and though ho was desirous to sell , commissioners did not feel rich felt enough to purchase seventeen elephants self , one blow. So they passed away. friend Superintendent Conklin wanted some xvas of this sort to rouse him from the boxx-niled languor of grief into which ho fell the Crawloy was called away to join nohi happy monkeys munch ing eocoanuts the parudiso , Hut it roused him with a day vengeance , prodded him , so to speak. ing than the occasion required for ho in moro about Tip than cunning old tlio Foropaugh told to the commissioners. lowance old fraud guyo Bolivar a really opened elephant to I'hiladolphia , and then ings complimented this city with a homi boast , which has I know not how All murders upon his elephantine ono . Tip is a regular nmnkillor , ac to Superintendent Conklin , hits n rogue's gallery oi menagerie , and can toll you ut a glance whether such a lioness will .suckle her , whether such n tiger will live in with a tigress or will chastise her unmercifully with hie iniu'Uuloropuw , sucii a vicuna can bo trtiotod to spit in your face if you try to friends with him , and so on. He animal encyclopedia , and a most interesting conversationalist. As soon was settled that Tip should bo ac ( , Which was done without con him , for park commissioners by any ohanca know anything , raised the red /lap / of warning , and straightly charged all the men about inonagerie houses to watch Tip for lives , and never to approach him a pitchfork. Ho has bought n sharp one , and has had sten on it : "For Tip-uso freely. " ho prophesies that bofora July Tip have added another victim to his list. J'lIK IIKOI.VKI.Va OK TUB END. announced that ti bill will bo In in the legislature this winter will aim at putting a stop to the in futures on the colToo exchange. well known that Mr. Joseph J. , ono of the most estimable of Brooklyn , and also president the Urooklyn Ferry com Is ut the bottom of this movement. and his brother are at the head of and trade , in this Ilaki country , mid tract strongly objected to the forrnutiou tractI I -A. \i-f JL l lv. JLX J. - M 9 of n coffee ojcehnngo upon the ground that it xx-ould load to spcculntl\o con spiracies , mjdlp nil kinds of improper deals. Ho proved a true prophet , for llio coffco excHringo had not boon in operation a .Vcnr before a combine xx-ns formed by which Hio coffee was raised from ' 0 rents a pound to 17 cents. O'Donolnto has nt his back all thosquaro trailers of lljb exchange , and is opposed by the gambling oleim-nt. ono of xvhom. Herman SiMekon , on the lloor of the o.M'hnnge. said as loudly us his lungs xvould Jot him , "O'Doiiohuo is n liar , a scoundrel , and a dlrtv black- guard. " Tills langungo appfiod by a more commercial adx-onturor to nn old gentleman , xvho is nt the bend of the coffee importing business of the coun try hns shociti'd tlio xvholo business community , but it luw xvondorftilly strengthened the antl-gatnbllng party. There is a conviction dawning upon the minds of ovor.vono tliat gambling in wrong , and that n faro bank by no meant ) represents the worst form that tlio pun-don takes. As soon ns the sub ject is discussed in the legislature , it xxill bo found impossible to retrain tlio provisions of any contemplated onnct- mont. and it xvill bo necessary In mnko a weeping measure byxhicli all gam bling , in Wall streot'in the Cotton H\- change , in the L'reduce Kwhunge , in the Colfoo Kxehnngi1 , xvill bo plncoil on the level of faro , policy , nnd pool rooms. This is the thin end of tlio wedge , and tlio time will como xvhoti transactions on margins and on futures xvill bo nb- f-olutoly unknown. The fooling is very strong tliat there must not bo discrini- inatiou such as now prevails , and I1i.it gambling in the necessaries of lifo is actually ti much higher offense than dealing faro , or hollowing out combi nations on xvmlor races. If Dr. How ard Crosby does not support this move ment xvitli nil the energy of his soul lie xvill disappoint every ono who has here tofore bulleted in him. it MIL r.ooTiiV MXV : VIIAK'S mrr. Kdxvin Uootli bus surprised the thea trical world by doing a very queer thing. Ho lias bought tlio iiouso in Graminorcy Park , which xvas formerly ouiiod by Clnrkjon N. IJottqr , next door to Samuel ' Tildon's splendid mansion , which , us the will hu boon upheld , is to become a library of some sort. Tlio house is of brown stone , four stories to high , and. thirty-seven feet front , con sequently nearly double the ordinary xxidth. This he has fitted up for the occupancy of tlio Players' Club , reserv ing to himself tlio third lloor. ana ad mitting Mr. Laivrcneo HurroU to joint possession. I do not quite Inioxv whether upon his death tlio building xxill be long to the club , or xvhether they are only to profit by his generosity during his lifetime1. The main room is the great hall on the first lloor , which made glorious by a splendid chan delier , and by an enormous lire-place , lilted up xvith brass dogs upon which huge logs bla o and glow in the most comfortable fashion. I am not much of a theatri man , and therefore knoxv little about tlio renoxvncd Booth , but he has either admirable taste or cKo komo sue hub boon coaching him. His aim boon in tliif. hall to bring together plain fittingsnud the most splendid accessories. The xvnin&cot is of yellow inu. oiled to bring out the rod grain , and above , it is a Superb paper xvith n dulligold ground. The ceiling modestly painted to robcmblo the blue ' filled with fulling snoxv-llakes , and the center is the chandelier of orys- daily bronze richly1 gilt. Tlio lire-place ing fitted inside with unglu'/ed firo- jricks ot ti spcckeled broivn color , but setting js in African , or rather , Al- fcriuis onyx , mpst costly , and at the ing- nine time most magniiicent. This resembles masses of red orange ing narmelado sot in honov. and the trans- before ucence is greater than in cither Mexi or CaUloriiian onyx. Ox-or the mantlcpicco i.s a slab of blaclc marbleon lately which is cut this paraphrase ot Shukes- ho ' epitaph : said "Goodo fnendofor friondslilps sake forhearo judge utter what be gossipt hoaro Inside social ohntt , lestc , unaxx-ares , tonge otlendo thy felloxvo plaiers. from The house warming was a great affair tion all the notables of the literary for came to present their congrutu- lations to the hero of the occasion. O'Land KVKNINOb AT THE 31VJMCUM. - The public has won a partial victory xx-cro the trustees of the Metropolitan At Museum , which is uoxv open to vis Miner on Tuesday and Saturday even house . A demand xvas made on the board other in the apportionment for an increased al- traced loxvance. because the yearly fifteen mimes thousand xvas not enough under tlio sck. changed conditions of tlio institution. until trustees xyoro politely informed that suers notanotherstivermiiravedi doit ordinio Ho be forthcoming unless the museum cuse looks opened on Sundays. Tlio trustees stroyed upon the mayor , xvho is ox-ollicio of or tlio board , and pointed out toliim body many 'of the most interesting OD- ing xvcro loans from gentlemen xvho Ho decided views upon the Sabbata Ho question , and xvould xvith- cunning As them if tlio museum was the on Sunday , Ma or Hewitt Judge grimly and replied that lie pit tulled the future state of that man's soul Fifteenth xvould not let the people see his mi on the Sabbath. This xvas a one of sockdollnger for Mr. Marquund , xxho Our that tlio hit xvus intended for him as no doubt it xvas. So ho and his only loveliest crept tuvn.y and felt that there too much suxvdust in their doll , and They Duster's the exceeding wickedness of times. Finally General Di. Ces- cakes only suggested us a compromise that if Itecaubo city xvould not insist upon tlio Sun opening the trustees xvould bo will fruit , to admit the publican txvo evenings cheap the week. This was accepted , and simulate xvhero museum receives an additional al of ten thousand a year , and is on Tuesday and Saturday even from 0 to U j ) , m. the \ INTKHKhTIN'O TO UAC'INfl MKN. ' Year's horses with pedigrees have hut with birthday , tlio 1st day of January , action Ujfi.lt JC 1 no matter when they were born. O course , foals of the spring hnvo a bij , adtatitngo over foals dropped at the end of the fall , bul nil goes , as racing nion say. All the famous two-yr > nr-olds are now three-year-olds , and all tin yearlings nro two-year-olds , and foi IxMh enormous prizes have ( KHMI pro yided In the stake races. It is the ob ject of the onstorn racing men to in- cronso the interest of llio public In stake races' ' , and the liberality shown in nddod moncv is nitonixhiiiR. l"ho Coney Island Jockey club has lowon-i ; tin1 purse money to add it to tlu stnko money for this verv purpose , in con sequence of which a rumor wont abroad that h' s money * vns to bo given because the limit of ovpomh- lure and receipt had been ronehod. , \ \ n matter of fact not only nro the enor mous sums maintained , but there is an ini'reiise of nine thousand dollars. Onlv there is a reduction in the o\er night r.iccs , so called because the ontrirs arc inado on the evening before Uie raci- , whereas the entries for the stake wees arc nct'c nrUy made a year ahead. Bat it is slrango bow the general public re fuses to become onthiHinxtic over staui races , and prefers to llioni the great handicaps , such aw the famous Subur ban , ami llio rdhnm ' , and the Metro politan. The winner of the Suburban is for the general public llio great horse of the year , whereas the winner of the Futurity stakes ( for two-year-old" ) i.s llio real equine star , the cynosure of every sporting o.u > . Proctor Knott , now w interim. in Kuntuckv , is the ani mal in question , and it is probable that he will make his first appearance as a three-year-old at Chicago in the Amer ican Derby. There ia so much clashing of dates that sooner or laler the owners of race horses will make up their minds Lo rncu wholly either at thu east or at the west. U henovor two rise superior over nil the rest , one in each section , , will always he possible lo manage a big match or handicap in which Ihej can moot. At presc-nt llio proud pos sessor of a favorite has lo pay a small fortune in forfeited entries , and this is beginning to tell. It may bo slated without inueli fear of being belied by Ihu event that Ihn circuit from ICon- tucky to Chicago , from Chicago to Slieopshead Bay. from Shcopslicad Bay Saratoga , from Saratoga to Long Branch , is a thing of the past. It does not pay-and the traveling is much too hard upon the horses. SIOHA Titoit. Trains to Wnslilnuton. The only vestibuled trains to the na tional capital are those run via Balti more and Ohio railroad from CIncairo and Cincinnati. A daily vestibuled train service it maintained via B. A : O. from both those cities. All carsUi those trains are vcstibnlodincluding buggngo cars , day coaches and Pullman's buffet sleepers. The traiiw are heated by steam drawn from llio locomotive. Per ters are in attendance in the dny coaches ns well as in the sleepers to wait upon passengers. No extra faro is charged for passage on these trains. The Limited express leaving St. Louis at 8 ii. in. daily , via the O. & M. railway , makes direct connection in Union depot at Cincinnati with B. & O. Vostibuled limited , which leaves Cin cinnati daily at 7liO : p. in. , arrives In Washington next afternoon at 1:5.3 : , Bal timore at 13:55 : , and Philadelphia at ( i o'clock. The vestibule limited from Chicago leaves Unit city at 7:03 : p. in. , arrives at Washington noxtovon- at ! ) : & > , and Baltimore ut 10:4-3. : i Temerity. At 10 o'clock a. m. , yesterdayn curious look ingfelloxv apparently a lad of sixteen and gix-- the name of Harry O'Land , XXMS arraigned the police magistrate on the ehargo of vagrancy. He had a look of meekness nnd innocence nnd told a pathetic story about losing Ins mother'in Indiana nnd that xvas on his xx'.iy to fricmts in Kansas. Ho ho xvas only fourteen years of age. The believed his story and released him. of fifteen minutes aftcrxvards J. J. Shitnek , of Cuba , nccoinpaniud by an oflicor the same place , came to the central sta nnd left a description of a felloxv xvautcd a couble of burglaries at Cuba. The do' scriptiou tallied perfectly xvith that of , and it JXMS discovered that the txvo the same pcrion. Cuba , O'Land was Known as Frank , and while there robbed Schimok's , getting axvay xvith a gold xvatch and valuables. Ho also burglarized a store same town. Ho decnmpud , and xvas to Hnnaver , Kan. , xvhere ho gave the of Leopold Karasck and Frank Kara- Since then all trace of him was lost lioxx-as so narioxvly missed by his pur this morning. xvas txvcnty-llx'o years old , although ho much .xoungcr. Ho has the moiost ex for n nose , the bridge having been de by an abscess. He carries a number hiufo and bullet maiks on his face and lee us relics of sudden surprises xvhlle ply his piofussion of burglary ut midnight. ? has also done tune in the penitentiary. is Iho smoothest of sneak thieves , his being hidden by nbo.yish faco. soon as Captain Cormack learned hoxv shroxvd little ciook had slipped through Hcrlc.f s hniiils , ho immediately uo- a couple of oftlccrs , xvho found him on sticet an hour or txvo later with overcoat which ho had Just stolen from the scholars at thu high school. neil charming countrywomen are not ircu acknowledged to bo of among the cret of their box , but capital cooks. due declare unanimously that Van gan ' jmrl Flavoring Extracts are the bell' ones tliat impnrCto pics , puddings , Will , etc. , the genuine llavor. Wh.vV Mcr they are made from the lincst tli without any doubtful aid from aim hurtful chemical used to the real taste. Grocers overy- soil these extracts. fled iUnny Slaves Kmiiif : | > ! Uril. ( Z\NVUiut , Jan. 7. 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