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OFF ON
We will commence The Greatest Sale of Fine Dry Goods ever attempted
in the west. This sale will continue until we are ready to inventory. Re
member , our motto is , "Lead , Never Follow , " if you are needing any
thing in winter goods , now is the time to buy. We will sell all winter
goods at regular marked prices , and allow a discount of 25 per cent off
of each bill.
OFF ON
LIST. FancyOraeiils ,
LINENS fiOOO Fancy Silk Ornaments for fam-j
100 pieces Colored Cmbroidurlcs In rod \\orlt , uoith ft oin lOe tollo ) each.
and blue , worth fioni / . AVe want to elo o them.our choice
Ific .
> < / to jnrd. f > 0 pieces line Illicit Toweling. It * yard ; , . ( < l
Your choice to closu , lie yard. worth lie. Momhuo oach. ' \
I ) UItlKG Til IS SAL IS !
SOOplocus All Silk Ribbons , In Mohe-5 be allowed off all goods LADIES'
and Gros Gr.ilns , in medium and dark Collars
2 fiiio NOTE THE PRICES :
. CSHOS standard Comforter
colors. They are worth from U > c to LINEN
lOo yard. Your choice Monday , 7c Calicos , worth "c a .yiud , at tc. mentioned in this column , ,
yard.
XO iticrct f fi-inch B'cnchcd '
Black Dress Goods ,
Monday wo will oloso out a lot of odda
'
All CoI'd Dress Goods , ami ends of Ladies' line Colored Liuou
CO pieces Ooloiod Kmbioidorlos. woilh Collars. They are worth to lioo.
yard. fi om 15u to JjOc yard. Your choice , 10i5 Silks and Velvets , At 37c Yard , Spreads 1 ca-io at line HSo ouclroilh wliito Inrco 81.15. st/o Dcrt Your choice Monday , fie each. up
Ribbons Wool Hosiery , Would be cheap at SOc. '
, Wool Underwear , Ladies'
I'or Ladies' , Gents' mid Children.
20 pieces ( iO-lnch Blcaclicd mid
Ladies' Cloaks , Unblcaclictl Table Wrmms/-s that
In e/i < 'a ; > at 7.7c yard ; our
C Children's Cloaks ,
Misses' Cloaks , Yd A lot of Ladies' line Ltnon C'ollnrB and
100 pieces Cotton and Silk Ribbons , Cut Price is 46c , Cullu , with faney colored eilgos in ol5 ,
1000 yards Remnants , short ends.Whlto in medium and dark colois , Monday lease Standard Diess Ginghams , Shawls , ' never sold less than fide , on sale Monday
Embioidorics , worth from ICc to f > Uo. 100 Ln dies' heavy riminol Skirls , "Oo but , collar and pair of etilTs.
Your choice Monday , lOo yard. Ic und. Llouday , 6cajard } , worth 12Jc. Comforters , .
bottoms.
JO plccct lllearlied Table JJatnns < fancy
MONDAY Blankets , 61-indie * mitle llils wnuld b They are w orth
( ficai > al i)0 < ; $1.00 bui they intibt
WE WILL SKLL
Flannels , po , so the jirico is
GENTS' 1 CASH ' Horse Blankets , Cut rilce 69c Yard , now
Fine White ing Kid Gloves ,
, from $1 pair up. a iriec s finr Blenrlieil Saltii Table
Li , 70 incites it-itle. worth
OFF ON Knit Goods ,
SITS
Toboggans Fascinators , , Gut Price 86c Yard , OFF ON
AT
Hoods , 5 pe * . fliicit Jtonbl- Satin
35e Tattle Danta Us , full tire i/ai'ds
And the balance of
our
wide , and cheap ( it $1.5Oou
50 bale * , fine snow white Cotton Lace Curtains at 2:5 :
Don't Eich. buy the m Batting , 10c a roll , worth 15c. per cent off. Gut Price 95c Yard ,
Special Bargains in Every Department if Yon Miss This Sale You Miss a Regular Picnic.
ATTEMPTING A SHARP TRICK ,
Ono of the Anxious Triea to Hood
wink tbo Bopublicaus.
A PREACHER WITH AMBITIONS.
FiohlbltionlHtfi Making Thnlr Usual
Daunts of Great TMuus About to
Bo Done Hailraacl
latlou Slow.
LJNCOIN BUREAU BBB , I
1029 P STUEKT , }
LINCOLN , Jun. 19. )
Tongues have been wagging vigorously In
political circles dui ing the past duv or two.
On some questions opinions arc expressed
verj ouiphatically. SInce Moirissoy ex-
jilaincd why bo mat his vote for MeShano
nuil stated It would go to Manderson If it
were necessary to elect him , tliuro has boon
something of a coolness between him and
BOIIIO of bli political brethren , while repub
licans openly state that It.ii the won : of a
demagogue , and donu to create sympathy and
friendliness In the republican cnmp. It has
lcon well sulil that ho hungs on the ragged
cilgo , and will hu east overboard , with some
other * , notwithstanding lilt statement that
IVlr. Iloldrcgo will puy $10,000 , to save his
pcalp. The political tomahawk Is In the air ,
und It will d 4cund within a fortnight. It It
eald Hint the Douglas county con
test will bo leaehoil some tinio
Curing nnxt week. The stitrtllng In
formation was given out last night that two
meuiboia of the committee to which the contest -
test had been icfeircd , nad Been nppioachcd ,
mill that the tactics of Douglas democrats bo-
tfore the election were being emploi cd to save
peats now occupied , but by no means lion-
Died. There mo sorno reasons why this ru-
niSr' will bear looking Into.
Subnilsslomsts uro making an uggroslvo
light. It Is suiil that they boast a convert
imulo at the meeting hold at St. Paul M. K
church last night , and Unit so far as the
Jiouso isconcoinod they uro claiming the
cm th Hut the cooler headed mid shiewdust
iiolltlcinns on the turf .v that the dry water
liowd uro leading a forloin hope. Subtnls-
num Is out of the question. It would seem
that way to the careful obsoncr. The al
leged minor that there is $100,000
on the ground to defeat submission
is regarded aa twaddle from BOIIIO
p-alllo-braln. There Is no ti nth whatever in
the statement. The nulls mo seemingly
inoro InUllToront than they woio two yours
ago , und huvu como to a willingness to accent
'the luevitabto. They , however , aio not slow
to say that business men are not anxious to
liarulyzo buslnrss in general , and that legis
lators uau sco the tundonuv without looking
through the glasses amploycd by other eyes
? t Is u philosophical view , und there is u deal
Of good hard sense in it.
Hullroad legislation does not promise any
thing vary great for the common people of
iho Htuto. It is siild that the couuniitco 011
railroad ) * Is lltorally gutting Hull's ' maximum
freight into bill , and that It Is hardly recog
nizable now. This , from the house , does not
nr uo well for producers und slilppera , but
there is consolation in the fact that nothing
else Is expected. "Ohnstond , " said u gentleman -
man to-day , "looks upon his tommittoo , und
la actually monarch of all ho sur-
< vojs. Ho manipulates It at will and the
Btato knows who his acknowledged mas-
\ cr Is. "
Lively times nro conttdcntly expected next
Kroak , tempera will ho tried und pittance ex-
liuustcd. but it Is hardly probable that dig
nity will bo loft at homo.
AlTKlt TUB PLUMS. US
"It 1s now pretty well understood , " said a
pcntlenmn to TUB Bee ropicseutatlvoto day ,
'ttmt Uev. J. d'Tato , chaplain of the son-
bio , seeks to be collector of internal revenue ,
ind Is working for the appointment with
night and main. He has a strong following ,
oo , and It will not bu aururlslug if hu nets
.huro. I wonder , though , that hu looks tutu
way , But , now-a days , it It rather bard. U >
tceonut for the aspirations and iOuigs of
routlonmnpf the ' 'vlotU. " Sfnno the preacher
allow1 JTOi l".0ck a out ut poker about the
UH of The orKauUatlou of the house , I have
ceased to wonder at the height and depth oC
human depravity , and thu stiaits to which
wo poor mortals occasionally reduce our-
solvcs. I can see nothing compatible in
pieaelnng the gospel and the collcctoiship ,
and if Uev. Tuto can , ho had better commence
to pray for high license and the gencril use
of tobacco Tate had better bury his politi
cal aspirations or quit pi caching. The notor
iety ho is gaining is everything hut enviable.
I have also heard John Peters , of Albion ,
prominently mentioned as an aspirant for tno
position. There is some sense in John's can
didacy. I have never heard that ho posud as
a reformer , and I personally know that In
compatibility will never bo alleged as ground
for dlvorcamout if hound the colloctorship
go to bed together. But a number of the
boys are uftor the plum. It Is n good thing
that positions In this day and ago must besought
sought by good moral character. J. Q. and
John will huvo no trouble on this scot c. "
UMTBI ) STVTKS lllSrillCt OOUKT.
The case of J. S. Miller vs D. G. Courtnay
was Lulled in the United States district court
this morning. Plaintiff , who resides In Pas-
adlnn , Cnl. , alleges that he is legally the
o-vner of a cei tain tract of land situated in
Davcnder's addition of the city of Lincoln ;
that thu defendant tins , slnuothc ISth of Do-
ccmbor , 1&85 , unlawfully leapt and held po-
scssion of the sntno The value of the land
is said to bo fully f 10,0 JO. The hearing of
the C.IU30 will conclude Monday.
Gcorgo H. Thummelvs R. D. Morrlll is the
tltlo of a cause brought to the United States
court from the dlsti let court of Halt county
and It will doubtless provoke considerable
inluicst owing , in part , to the prominence of
the defendant. The case was called before
.Tudgo Uundy this morning and a motion sub
mitted to remand the case hack to the dis
trict court , hut It was overruled. Thummol
btought the action to compel the defendant ,
Edmund N. Mori ill , of Hiawatha , Kan , a
member of conjn ess fioui the distiict formed
from the northwest pait of that state , to
deed to him a certain tract of land of U > 0
naios , adjoining Grand Island , which thu de
fendant i of uses to do.
Slaughter vs Folman entitles a cause lllcd
for houilng in the United States conn ted -
d iy. The plaintiff seeks to restrain Folnuin
from selling n Inigu lot of cattle In which ho
hnti an Interest. Potman resides in Chicago
The jury in the c.aso of Seaton & Leu vs
Trobrldgo , after deliberating all night long ,
returned u verdict this morning , irfhng
Judgment for thn nlulntiffs for 5UU.CM , but
taxed the costs to them , This settles the
controversy over the Wymoie milling piop-
orty.Court
Court adjourned at noon until Monday
morning at U o'clock.
Aiiiici.ns OP iNoopoimiov.
The 15. M. Hnlso company , of Omaha , filed
articles of Incorpoiatlon in thu oflleo of the
soctctnrv of state to-dny , and ttius Joins the
ranks of thu legally incorporated Institutions
of the state. It is rocltod that the comuuiv
Was formed to manufacture spring nods and
other articles , and that u capital stock of
$ , > 0,00J has been authorized nnd subscribed.
Thu company was organized and
commenced businesi on the 1st
day of January , and will con
tinue thereafter twenty years. E. M. Hulso
and Hurry Shlpmnn uro the Ineorporntois.
This ndds another important Industry to the
business interests of the metropolis of the
state ,
Cm HUMS AJfP NOTBS.
II. M. Muyois , traveling salesman for
Morsu & Co. , Omuha , was culled homo to-day
on acceunt of thn sudden lllnesi of hU wifu ,
who resides at 11U1 U street.
The Horticultuial society ndjouraod last
night , after an Interesting session of four
days. Most of thu members departed for
homo to day , hut they loft the huidost snow
storm of the winter behind them.
The Btato Miller1 association kept rooms
30 und 31 of the Capital hotel warm duiing
thu past day or two. It Is said that Its gen
eral membership opposes every bill on trusts
that has been introduced. Hut Paul
Schuiiuko , the honest Kohruska City miller ,
la not union IT the number. Ho puts it well :
"J am for the people. "
Sccictary Ajer , of the state loarU of
transportation , has opposed every cffoit for
material reduction of freight rates that was
over made by the hoard , und jet ' 'j savs
that TUB UEB man has inlsr'7iri < > ntnci him
4l0 u the most notorloua stripling
striker ol the road in the state. "
Hon. G. U. Chapman will visit St. Louis
and other points of the south and east nest
week. Thu need of recreation Impels him to
take a short vacation , but he ay that ho can
happily combine business with pleasure. Ho
will be ( jono about t\\o weeks.
Subnnssionirtts are holding meetings every
ni ht 01 two , nnd all the old fossils of the
city get together to scheme and connive.
This Is not objected to when done by mem
bers of the house nnd senate , who honestly
favor suomission , but to have the third party
obstructionists sticking their noses into the
affair Is considered In very poor tasto. The
nasal uppondagc of some people reaches a
many miles. St. Paul's church was the sccno
of a lively whirl last night.
ONE WKMIi-'S BUSINESS.
Bank , Building uiul Dirt Trnnsnotlons
or the Dull Sonflfin
In bank clearings Omaha still keeps up the
list of her record , the percentage of increase
ranking well up among the leading- cities of
the country. As compared with the previous
week the Increase is slightly less. Follow-
Is the record by days :
Monday $003,904 Ort
Tuesday 021fw 2i >
Wednesday 600,740 17
Thursday OUi.'r.U (57 (
Friday 500,1 1 47
Saturday W4.70J bt
Total $3,051,454 3b
Incicnso . , . 805 .
In the real cstnto maikot the most import- '
nnt transfers iccorded are these of J. T. Dil
lon and wlfo to A. A. Pholps. of lot 7 , Dlock
i)10 ) , for n consideration of $18,0(10 , ( , and Annie
McOuckiu and husband to Joseph Schmlttt ,
of lot 17 , Kli/abcth place , for $15,000. All
tluough the market has exhibited u healthy
activity , and dcnlci a uro ory enthusiastic
over the outlook. The transactions by days
nro as follows i
Monday . flO,2i2
Tuesday . 55,354
Wednesday . Sr.f.SJ
Thursday . 34.157 I
Fndav . 21,027 |
Satuidny . SJ/'Sl J
Total . ( Qjl.593 I
The building season has not yet opened i
nnd permits nro few In number und compara
tively Insignificant as to amounts. The larg 1
cst was that issued to John Hrck for the
erection of a two-story brick storu addition ,
to cost 0,500.
The dully iccord follows :
Monday . 1,300
Tuesday . O.fiOO
Wednesday . 2,000
Thursday . 1,800
Friday . 7.10
Saturday . 200
Total . $15,450
The Cheyonnn
Ciir.YDXXE , Wyo. , Jan. 19. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tins UCB. ] Word was received
heto this evening that thu location of the
Union Pucillo shops In this city had been
definitely decided upon by the board of Union
PaclUu dheotors , and work will bo com-
mcnccd during the next ten days. The good
foituno of Cliejonno in seeming the shops
has bi ought a host of ical estate dealers
from Denver , Salt Lake and othnr points to
this city , nnd a large amount of real estate is
changing hands. A significant fcaturo of the
sales Is the fact that no options nro being
sold , and that tiansuctlons are pilnclpnlly
cash.
The fit. LouU "Hipper. "
ST. Louis , Jan , ID. James Thomas , alias
William Urennnn , was arrested jostorday
for writing threatening letters to fallen
women , signing himself "Jack , the Kipper , "
was to day committed to the Insane asylum.
Whan nn estod ho frankly confessed u"'r in I
had t'omo to St. Louis for U- . " , f
' llu '
killing women m note qu'X-'Ttho
finloido of a Forger ,
WooDiiDitr , Jv. J. , Jan 19 , Charles Trios ,
who was committed to the Gloucester
county Jail a week ago , for forging a note ,
committed sulcido by hanging himself to thu
door of his cell this morning.
A permit wa issued yesterday to Mr.
Egged to build u one-story frame cottage In
Van Camp's addition to cost f'OJ ,
TO KEEP OUT ALIEN PAUPERS
Object of the Bill Prepared By the
Ford Oommittoe.
RESULT OF THE INVESTIGATION.
aiuch of the limiiiKratlon Now Coin-
ins t ( > This Country Totally
Ineligible For Citi
zenship.
The Ford Kill.
WASIIIN'OTON , Jan. 19. The bill reported
by the Ford commlsdion on contract lahor
and Immigration to the house to day , ns the
result of the Investigation last summer and
fall , proposes In Its first section to prohibit
admission into the United States of any per
son who is an Idiot , insnno , a pauper , or
liahlo to become a public chnige , orv ho has
been legally convicted of felony , other in
famous crime 01 misdemeanor , or who is .1
polygamist , nnaichist or socialist , or who Is
afflicted with any loathsome disease , orlio
has entered into a contract , express or im
plied , oral or written , to perform lahor or
sorviLO for any person , lirm , company or
corpoiation In the United States , whose pis-
sago was paid on a promise of labor It also
provides that alien lahoicis , other than
those cxLUptcd by the conn net labor law ,
shall not bo admitted to labor for a limited
time with the intention of returning. Thu
section ( txccpts niofessors hi universities and
minlsteis from its prohibition.
The sctond section declares it to bo a mis
demeanor for such objectionable persons to
come Into the United States , or for any per
son to assist them so to do , and a penalty of
not exceeding $1,000 and imprisonment for
three years is provided in aucli cases. Pro
secution may be commenced within two
years after the commission of the offense ,
and aliens may bo returned within two
years to their country at the expense of the
transporUtlon company or of the United
Suites.
Section 3 limits the carriage of incoming
foreign passongois to one passenger for
every llvo tons burden of ship. A violation
of this provision is made punishable by u flno
of 4-500 for each passenger in excess of the
allowance.
The fourth section proposes to levy n tax
of 15 on o\ery alien coming into
the United" Stains , which Is to bo
paid to the collector at the nearest point by
the transportation agent or master of thu
vessel. Diplomatic representatives , consuls
or agents of foreign governments ara ex-
copied. This section also cronies an ni > -
piojiriation tqdefray the expenses of the uxo-
cution of the act.
boctlon 5 iiiquircs nn intending Immigrant
to the United States to possess a cortliic.ito
from thu Unltcc ) Stales diplomatic repre
sentative or Consul near his residence issued
after examination into hlsohaiaUcr without
fee , but tills cartlllcato is not to bo conclu
sive evidence of the right of a person tooomo
into the United StntOH , nor relieve muslins of
vessels fromliesponslbility.
The art 1s to take effect July 1 ,
In the loport accompanying the bill it is
naul that as no Inspection Is made of inunl-
KrnntB along the border between Canada w-'i
the United Stale ? , a largo number - . ' j.ifen
P iiipois , insane poisons nnd o . , ,1B " ( , "
Stli Wte"101' " 7mo to the"U , Ucd
sfv ' * " f" the " " " ' "or during thu
kist ma
, ' - ! UB-m ? being estimated at no.uou.
SjnJJ'.uBl8 are shipped to the United Stales
i > y ofilclaU of foreign governments , nnd they
peislst In this course after having been 10-
quested by our government to discontinue it ,
On the contract labor law the report nays
It is easily evaded to a large extent In sphit ,
\ \ hilo the toiler Is observed. Chinese ininil.
Kralion was not Investlguled for hick of lime.
On Iho subject of Immigration gcnriallj.
the committee , after spanking favorably ot
its hoiiQllts In the past , nays that from | n
qulry nuido they beliuvo thut the time lm
now comn lo draw thu line , to select thu
coed from the bad , and to sift the wheat
from the chaff. To any person familiar with
the results of the coinmUtco'g Investigation
it must by apparent thut this country cannot
projwrly assimilate tlio immigration now
coming to our shoies. The committee- gives
the anaiuhlst * * and like agitators a scathing
reviewing , und ays that this class of poi
sons , in the judgment of the committee ,
ought to be ligidly nxiludcct fiom entering
this countiy. Generally speaking the class
ot inunigiants who have lately been im-
poited und employed in the coal legions of
this country aio not such , In the opinion of
the committee , as would make desirable
innabituntH of tlio United States. They are
of a very low order of intelligence , and they
do not como here with the intention of be
coming Liti7Ciis. Tncir whole purpose Is lo
nixumulutc by a parsimonious , rigid and un-
he illhy economy n sum of money nnd then
return to their native hind. They live in
miserable sheds like beasts ? the food thov eat
is so meager , unwholesome and revolting
that it would nauseate and disgust an Ameri
can workman , and ho would 11 nil it difticnlt
to sustain Ufa upon It. Their habits aio
vii'lous. Their customs are disgust
ing and the effect of their being hereupon
upon our social condition is to bo
deploicd. They have boon brought hero
in such numbers , and have been omplo > cd at
such low wages , that It has resulted In their
replacing the American citizens who formerly
performed this class of labor , until nnw
there are comparatively few Americans en
gaged in mining coal in Pennsylvania.
The report condemns the practice which
has pievaiicd nmong certain foreign icsi-
denls in this countiy of importing men for
the pin pose of conti acting them on ralhoad
\\oils and keeping them in n state of almost
abject slavery. In conclusion , the committee
says .
" the effect of the
"Certainly present unio-
strlctod syntcin of immigration , as applicibla
to the conditions under consideration , npnn
the industrial situation of this conn-
Uy have been very bad , and the
committee believe that tlio time Ima
come when nn immigration tax should be
moio effectively regulated ; that poisons who
immlgiate lo the United States should at
least be composed of these who in good
faith desire to become its citizens and mo
worthy to bo sui li.41
Mr. Sninola does not agree with the ma
jority of thu committee in regaul to cither
the rcpoit submitted or the bill. In a mi
nority re | ( oi t ho states that he Is opposed
to a head tax of inoro than 71 lor each
immigrant. Spinola saya that the minority
Is prep. ued lo go to any length in advocacy
of a proper measure In order to shut out
paupers , lunatics , Idiots , cripnlcsand thieves ,
us well us all evil doors who como hero to
practice tliolr wickedness and 1111 our pool-
liouiics and piisons , but declares unqualified
opiKisitlon lo tlio passage of any law that
will In any way cliook or stop the Influx of
honest iniinigiation.
AMUSISMKNTH.
"Ono of the Old Slock , " Chin les L Davis1
now play , will have Us llrst picsenUtion In
this city at iho Now Grand opoiu IIOUHO on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next , and
the roaoived sunt sale will open totnoirow
morning. The sccno of Iheplav Is laid prin
cipally In Vermont. An old fanner , Alvlii
Jo lln , has a pretty daughter , who tires of
her suit oundings and gets off with a city
chap , who looks bud and disappoints every
body by Uniting out lo hu of Iho Sunday
school variety. 'I'hoi e is ulno un old mlsor ,
who Is a villain. A quartette of sln - '
with swcnt voices , are lutioducod Intfi a
pietly furin lioiiso sconu und Bi'Vmn'i t
tuoiouftcr thloughoiltU'G - . ; , „ Mr Davk
lemarUablu
Jiolossy Klrnlfv's now spertacle , "Tho
Water Quenii"will ho ut Uoyd's operu house
next Friday und Sntuiday ovcnliu's und Sat
urday matlneo , 'J his Is Mr. ICIialfy'8 latest
sueccBs mid la A No. 1. fiom the reports of
the Chicago , bt. Louis and Kansas City
press , whe > o it has jccently appeared Ills
not \et a month old The company IK largo ,
numboijiig ninety people , nnd uses two cars
to transport their enormous amount of neon-
ciy. 'Jho bullet Is headed by Mllu. 1'uiis ,
ably assisted by Mine Cappollinl. itosch ,
Keniath , Nlcodo and U large coips do ballot.
Thn attraction at thn Cdcn Museo during
thu coining \\cck will bu ' "i'lio Had Hoy. "
Louis Wnssley. u bright AOIIII actor , will
nnpu.ir In .the titlu ) ( > ! < > , and the comedy will
he presented in the bust of shape. All thu
at Inn lion * will bo good and the crowds
largo.
_
Tlio over-welcome Florence * will open
their engagement ut Hold's ' Monday even
ing with tliolr new play , ' 'Heart of Hearts , "
which affords them large scope for their
versatile talents , introducing tncm in parts
diiloient from any they have jiol presented.
"He-art of Hearts" Is a Madison Squat o
theatre success , having had 11 run there last
season of lr > 0 nights. Tuesday evening "Tho
Mighty Dollar" will bo presented and
Wedncsdaj evening a dramatization of
Chailus Dickens' "Domboy and Son , " with
Mr. Florence In his famous pUi satiation of
Cnp'n Edwaid Cuttle , "mariner of England ,
us lives at homo at ease. "
At the Stadt theater to night at Coos'
hotel , coiner of Fiftocnth and Jackson
stieets , Fraulein A. K. Suahn will appear
for tlio second and last time in this city. She
will assume characters in the lively come
diettas , "Hade Kuren" and "Dier wio Mir. "
Tianslatcd , the title of these pieces is re
spectively "liath Cures" nnd "You und I. , '
Miss Spuhn for several seasons wus the
loading lady in John brand's ' thealer , on
Soulh Tenth street , where she iliftla\ck | )
abilltj which has never been exceeded by
any loading stock acticssln the hlstm.of .
the Uormun st.igo of this city. She has
since plm ed in a number of the larger cities
of the country , anil is hcie for twopurfotm-
ances only , the last of which will ho given ,
as above stated , ut Potoi Coos' Stadt thcitcr
to-night. Her appearance on last Sunday
evening at this place amounted to an ovation.
At the Grand opei a house lust night John
Dillon and his company appealed In the con
ceit entitled , "Wantrd , the II nth. " It re-
quiicdsovcr.il joais for the people of O'linhu
to appiecluto Ulllon's style of acting. Hav
ing comn to apprecinU ) It , they have since
ficely accorded him an onthiisniRtlu and sue
ccssful reception Lnst night the house \MIS
lar o und entliUHinstif. In it woio ncticed
iiiiin\ i itbonslio nllond iho theater only
when they know they can bo cnluitiilnc-d.
Among ihcRo were noticed some of the most
sedate members of Iho distiict bench. Mi.
Dillon wisely selects a piece which 10
quiics tittle cffoit on trie pait of
his people to lender s itlsfactory.
"Wanted the Kaith" is snch n piece. The
support is fair , the burden of thopeifonn-
anco being carried by thu star. Mr. Dillon
has lost nonu of his ability to ontuitaln. The
audience , when he wis upon the stage ,
laughed almost Incessantly , and at the closu
of every net gave him u recall.
HN KUO.M OU\GK.
A I'oi iner KtuiHiiH Cily Proaolicr Con-
( Idcncrs n I/-uly friend.
Kvvss Ciri , Jan 10. [ Spaolnl Tolo ram
to Tun UHII.J About one year ago D. S.
McBwan was called revoiend , nnd was the
pastor of the First HuplUt chimh of this
city. Today his whereabouts aio not
known , nnd the name ho lias loft behind him
IB not spotless. Tin co cars ugn ho camu
hoio f i om Lawrence , Kan , , und for two
ioats was thu icttpcctcd pastor of tlio ehurcu
above mimed , then nn ulTeetlon of th" * "niont
necessitated his retirement -
fio'- , t1Q | , , , | n9 |
\'S'nt \ i0MOUKl'l { ' ft 'lrur : ' & at n itidinlnone
" 8tr
, , ? Vn li t ° v n tlnmwas
r ° f it - ° 'i3 doing allotu lulling business.
oi ? . V Uo borrowed * JUO ( ) fiom Mrs M
w jiOfl , n widow , and one of his late parish
lOners , and ga\e her a Hist moiteago upon
oim-tlilrd of his fitoelc Ho pursuaded her to
withhold thu InHtinment from iceoid , and HO
great was her faith In him nnd su ginat was
her Ueslro lo suvo him from the appeal anco
of insolvency that ttho piomlsud to say noth
ing to her lawyer about the tnoi tgagn. She
put It in her ti mil ; nnd thoio It remained
until ono week agn Tliiu sd . > , when a suit nn
thu second mortgnga oxiwsed thu preacher
diugglsl's iliianainl we.ikncEs , nnd brought
to light thu fact that Mcllivan hud borrowed
in all about I'J.CKX ) In cash on his Block. The
suits on all the mortgages except that held
by Mrs Ogden iiru pending , und her chum
hus been settled b.tho . preacher's ' fi lends
Hut ho has lied , und oven his wlfo has glvun
him up , for Him departed Iwo days ugo for
her parents' home in linnoiu. Thu drug
stock , if properly handled , will satisfy nil
claims now outstanding.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( SULCcsaors to John 0. Jatoha. )
Undertakers and Embalm ers
At the old Rtund ll'J7 I'aruam St , OrderH by
tclogrupb scil'cltrdanJ momptly
Tulophone loNo. ! .
State Line.
To ( < Ias < Mv , Rcira < it , Duhlin nnd Lhcrpool
From New York Every Tuesdav.
Calila passaRB Vt'i ftncl 8.W , nccoullng to locatlo'f
ot Htute room , i\riusloa : Wi to } JO.
Stccrngo to nnd fioni Duroim at Lowest Ratoj.
AUSTIN HAI.nWIN Ic TO . Ocn'l .AKL-UH.
JOHN UI.KGEN , aon'l wiiKW \
- Chlcas < 1'
Hcduccd Cabin Rates to Glu9go\r Ez >
hibltion.
mm DISPENSARY ,
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