'THE OMAIIA DAELY EEE , MCMDAT , JULY 2S. 1S90 ,
HE SAW A GHASTLY SIGHT
You Oonldn' t Hira Fattier Thompson to Stay
in This House Again.
IN A VISION SHE BEHELD HER SON.
A riiennmriioM U'MoJi HUoptlcs \VI1I
Ifiirdly Aocdiint To
Golntrs-on In n KinisiiH.M III
StorloH iVbulit Hpiiltn.
At the Sulphur Springs , two mile * nortli
of hero , Is nil old vncnnt liousc , writes n
Swcot Springs corrcsiiontlent of thoSt I/juis
Ulobo-JJoniocrat. ThobullillnKlinsnot been
occuplud for ten jean , and innuy ore the
wallet storlct told by 'fnriticiH nnd others who
luue pnued the iil.icont nlcht. ThobtiiMlnf }
stunds only n few feet from the pulillc load ,
burroundtid by stately oaks und elms. No
other building is nearer thnn u qimiter of u
mile , Some col ore'd folks live In thovlelnlty ,
but nothing , It la said , can induce them to
visit the springs nftcrnlglit. The building
is two stoilcs Uth , end sets upon iwsts
huiliel In the ground. The door i3 about IH'o
feet uliovo tlio ground , nn 1 w.is built this
wnjr In onlor to throw tliofloai above high-
water intuit ,
Ono tnorulntf recently , bright anl oirly , n
wn 'Oti containing u mi'i ' , t\vo f ? wwn boys
nnd n woinui , rolled into town from the
notth. They toll of i nljjht of horror spent
at Sulphur Hpritifrs. It is n stopping plnco
for ctunpors , nnd thcso people , arriving there
Into in tlio aflufiiooii , concluded to reiniin
over until next chy They had uover liu.ird
nnjthintf about the place bolng haunted , nnd
nu\er \ iiniiKlned they hud i.unppd 11111 nest of
hohfrobllns. Mr Thompson , tlio father of the
family , desciibcdvlut took pl.ico subit in-
tinllv'at follows ;
" \V'oot ( to thcsprlnKS In tlie ovcnitip , " ho
snld , "mid , suuini ? ft WIIH a cimiplii ? proum ] ,
concluded totioup for thcnlf'ht. 'Iho spring
is on Ij ubout ono liuncliod foot from the
old utnpty house. U'o slotijicel our vntcon
about linlt way between the spriiiK and tin )
house1. I didn't ' notlco luijtliini ; str.uiL-c
about tlio place , buulliB Ita loncwino look
The wind iiio.ineil nnd whistled tliiougli the
blif trees , and i didn't ' full uslecp until nearly
midnight. It vns perhaps nn hour later
when my old wo nan woke inoupsiiid told mete
to listen. I listened for some little time , but
could n't ' make \\liatidtt of n noise It wai
1 never heard anything Hko It bofotc , nnd I
liopo I will never hear any tiling llko It
"I listened tnvhllo mid hcaril sonicbody
Krounliif ? . I thought it lowiudlyto stay In
tlio wagon and let a human bcltif ? suiter
% % lthln ti few feet of mo. 1 ( jot out of tlio
wagon und llHtenod n iln. I heard some
body gohiK ujstilrs In the old hou o. then I
sn\v \ n. light llashaurojs ono of the windows.
I bewail to think thcio w.is sometlilus out of
kclter. I slipped up elo'O to the house nnd
he ird people walking around on the lloor up-
stiilrs. 1 ( oulil hoar tbcin wtilsnciiui ; nnd
could plainly hear somebodv Bro.min ; ? . I
stui ted b.iek to the wagon. Just as I tinned
to lenvo n man descended the stops nnd hur
ried out of the building toward the road. I
moused the bojs , nnd , after lUhtinir my Ian-
t n , we went bails to the house , I eould
Btlll lie.ir the noise upstiirs. I felt n little
Oiiblous about noing tip , but 01 second
thought clcternitncd to bolvo the mjsteiy.
Iiiiiigino mj suipnso when 1 reached the second
end ilnoi * to ilnu tlieraw nothing In sight.
'jhurowasjilontyof dttston the lloor , liut not
nslKnol n trade. I foltnucer , nnd tlio bojs
looked at each other and winked. Wo went
bick to tlio was'on , hut 1 win so terribly put
out tint J dli'ii't ' know what to do. Tliu bojs
hoon went to sloop , bull couldn't ' clojo tny
cjes.
"It must have been aoural houia afterward
\Uien I was atiutlotl by unoaithly screams. I
looked out nnd siiw alight in ono of tliouppcr
windows. I woke tbo del omiu : and the
lioys and told them to tnko a peep Suddenly
n man with a b ituhet in Ills light hand , while
Ids left arm encircled another man's ' ncek , tip-
jicared before the \\Iiieloiv. In tin Instant wo
HAW tl i biiUliut jlosccnil 011 tbo inan'H '
liead , and then the light vanlshoJ.
Koxt wo hearelhat we were suioas
11 man's body fall from the upper \vln-
liow to the ground lickm I was just break
ing day when abijstout'ooltinK ( , ' man came
mound the cast end of tlio house , stooped
duwn , lifted up the HfolOJS bxly lyhich.is
thioua out of the vlndow a siioit time be
fore , threw the eoipso over his shoulder , nnd
moved off down the crock towuril the bridge.
"I ( , 'rahbcd my ( " " nnd inirstied him. I
mlfrht as wcllluuotrlcil to cntvh n cyclone ,
for before I fjot to the public road , which
wasn't ' over l)0 ! ( ) feet distant , the man with his
loiul was eloan out of slgbt. Ho seemed to
plldo ( ilonir as If on roller skates. IhivNoncicr
believed In s > peeks , but I um eonvitiicd tint
what 1 hnvn described wis not the vork of
mortals. I ilon't want to stay at Sulphur
Springs iinotber night. "
Pcihapi n sequel to this strange story ex
ists In the fact that about fifteen yours ago a
immrmmcd Bainum , proprietor ol I3arnum's
hotel , Kansas City , was muulercd in or near
this building. Ills body was found , together
wltha hntehotin nsinnll lake ubout llvo huu-
.ilred yardi below the springs. Tlio murder
ers Inwo never been found.
Aliout ono year nnd a half ago , a lady whoso
friendship I nwo enijojed some ten years.
Blnco our llrst niottliifr la Uoino , Italy , canio
to visit nio in New Yoik. She IH 1111 c.\cp-
tlonilly lorelj nnd gentle Imly. She has re
sided many yeirs In Aloiuiy , anil is amombor
of Dr. Ilee o'a Hmrch , of this citj , and is
quite orthodox in her vlows.n rites a Stanton ,
I'lii , correspondent of the Itelifjlo-Plillosoph-
Ical Journal. Ono Suiuhy inornlnp she nske > d
my husband nnd iny.solflf wo would not like
to boar the great preacher , Dr. , U , Ilcbcr
Norton , who wns to dlscouiso upon Holiort
nismero thnt day We consented gliully to
nccoinpany hir. 'Iho church vus irowdeel ,
nnd wo voro seated next to thoehnneol , sheen
on the riuht hand side and wo on the left.
The sermon vas nurvtlously Intercstlmr and
my fi lend was absorbed and captivated. Llft-
liiBhor ejes and nluncliiK totholottporlups
to see if we , too wvra enjoying the Hood of eloquence
'
quence that fell from tho'so Inspired lips , she
wasiwtoundcd at bcholiUiiRtho form and fnco
our darling son lie who , olght months , pm-
viously , hud been i-ut ht in u.stormhis c.inoo
tlpiuHl over , mid he , with a ile.ilj loved friend
swept into ttio whirling depths of a
Htoriu tossed lake , mul lost. But
theio ho stood. His eyes vcro
tlxed with nn expression of deepest love and
sympathy upon her father's faco. .Ah , htuv-
\VasitBotvossiblo that Ids jeiimlng
sphlt forosiuv that in ono short month his beloved -
loved father would bo strlekcn do\ui , nnd ,
thro'pain and sufferinir , must juss ovortho
mysterious rl\ori \ Audit was evouso.
On returning from church , our ft lend re
lated to us the Alvid vision she had seen.
She milled : "I tiled to think it was only my
Illumination I tuniedawiij I thought of my
[ ijolhfi--I endeavored to see If I luuldnot
plnro lier imago tliero I tlioiiRhtof hur num-
orinl which I was having piupured in Hishop
UoiiL't's now catbednil , but all I could do , I
could not banish dear Kd's form from that
chnncol , for there bo stood , vlth his gaze
livlted upoiihis fiittior's face but reiuotnber ,
this is not splrltuallsml"
"I bog pardon , my do.ir friend , " Iropllod.
"but this is spiritualism ! Your vision was
opcnod by some kind nngel , and you saw
your son. "
-And thus through invriml channels como
the glorious proofs tliat our dear ones can
cotno back tons , and do vliunevor It Is pos
sible.
Ulio orthodox skoiitio who finds the veil Is
sometimes really lifted , vet with scorn to bo-
llo\o that , asa rule , Kooel splrltsaro permitted
to return ; only tlio wicked are allowed the
freedom of the sides ; all others are hemmed
in. perhaps by tilabastor walls , and In forgetfulness -
fulness of Mi-thly filends , ro enJoyliiR n
dolce furniento , while "rtaitiiitho ( judg
ment ilny. " AVho would BO buck to this
dixary beliofl
This cltv for moro than flvo years past has
had within Its limits many haunted buildings
thnt have led many to believe thiit Khosta
were n reality and disembodied spirits tire
free to net , mul often innteilallzn and assume
the form of human beings , writes a Law
rence. Kan. , correspondent of the St. Louts
Hepublle.
'fho old Delaware mills , thnt stood on the
north bank of the Kuw liver , ha\o during
these years eimsed a great deal of comment
utnonff ttiewo who nro slow to bcllovo In
t'hosta.
In IbdJ Orlando Darling , a nntho of Ver.
inont , caiuoto this place , and vlth tbo assist-
BIKO ol a banker , cux-ted a aawuiUl ou the
MtowliTc Ilio D .lcivnromllli now slant ] ,
Buiincsi bi'j.mto bjoin , ami evcral jottng
tnc'i fojtul emiiloj nwnt In the mill Ainonj
them \\nt n ) ourij ? imii nnmo IThonm1 ? 3ti\vho ,
onopvetiliii ? vvn ithot In u row tit u dunce find
folltlo.id. Illi icmalnsore \ ent cast to hij
friend1 ?
Crane , thJ tnuraciw rmcMel and con *
flnad In tlio county j.ill for swur.il moiths ,
mil wns afterward relonied on thoconlltlon
that ho would enlist iti tlio United SUxtcs
army , which liodld.iind scrvol until thodoso
of tlio war. A year ortwolnterDaillng'
mill \VM convortoil Into n flour mill mill re-
tnilnod IM such for several jcaw ,
when tlio proirloior | fallccl nnd loft tlio
coiititrj for Culifomla. Tlio prop *
ort } ' clnu e'il lianelsuuil after tvoorthrco
transfeis Ijccatno the property of tlio Union
Pie'lllorallu-ayaiKl lncethcn , orabout six
years n o , It Imiboeiuibaiiiloncel iinilhaibecn
uwd tun harbor for tr.iniin.
Since UUHO nillli bcetniotho property cf
tlio Union Pucinc ullrotd Miniany preit
.storiojhavo been toll by many \\iio dilin to
boeyowltiuM'ics ' to nightly vfaltiiiits In tlio
form of spit its uiulcr tlto captaincy of tlili
imn Thompson , who spent his list ihys on
caith In nnd around this building. Thcso
Rhoots are said to bo noisy by the Immediate
neighbors noiir the mill The spirits , to the
number of nboat thirty or more , incotnbout
10 p. in. , nnd then clear the room of nil lum
ber and other nutet III lln ) nround loosoln
the third story of the building. Then they
coinincneo thulr frjtnnaitica with yells mid
shrl'jln that would cause a demon from the
infernil rct'Ions to givoaudlenco fora fciv
moments. After tills proBmmino is tilled
then come musical Instrurnotits of n hcivcnK *
onlor , far transe'eiulliiK anythlngovcrlifanl
before This music uontlnucs until about
1 p. in , when a general roll call ends the
pcrfonnuiiie.
Tin so nightly visitations and apparitions
have i lused a terror mul almost n stnnipeilo
tinionjt those hnving property within he.iring
of thoinills. The cxtotencoof the ballding
In * been throntenej tinio nnd njnln , hut the
demons who hold s\tav In the mill keep a
\lcilunt ctiird over the property.
i'hoiitireus have ropMt 'jly warned the
ofllciiiH of the Union Pacific ruilwi'V ' com-
tuny that the old buildlntr has lived hoyond
its usefulness , nnd Its sifotj is not secure ,
and ntuny moment it is liibloto ho In Iliunc3 ,
notwUhstaiiilin , ' the strotif ? guard ofspiilts
that nunysupiioso ate there every evening ,
Ktiily one moinins some twenty years no
iioa porforitini , ' shops of Thomas S. Smith ,
tit the south-east comer of 1'earl and Plum
htreoti , Cincinnati , were consumed by Hie.
A fov dujs previous to this event the i > io-
litletor had visited the insurance cfllecswhleh
held risks upon his establishment and itifor-
incel the the tiniler\\ritcis tint ho was about
to bo burned out. IIo could not llx the dito
vhon this would occur , but ho Inel seen the
llro in a vision , iinel , from previous experience
ho knew it must soon como to pats , 'iho un
derwriter ! were requested to cancel his pol
ices , wlilch some did , but others weroincied-
ulous , taking no stock in the vision , anel still
othots said that , if there must bo a loss , the
liisuunco companies \\ero better able tlnn
Mr. .Smith to stand the brunt. Thcso last
named took theonlj proper Uowfronia busi
ness stand point.
Mr Smith hoard the flrc-nlarm just ns he
was setting iloivn to brcflcfast. "Thnt is for
my shops , " sail ho "and thcj wi.l bo totally
destroyed , bull must go and seothorealla-
tion of the vision. " Tne apucaunco of the
conllafftation , the excitement of the Kieat
crowd of spectitors and the essential tout
ciisemblo of tlio scene \\avo at the time of his
nirival idcnticil with the vision ho bid seen
suvcid days before , and , as ho luel foretold ,
the shops wore a to'.il ' loas. Mr. Smith isa
\\cll-proscrvodgenllotncii , now letlrcd fiom
business , llviiit' on \ Vet t Fifth stieet , Cinein-
uatl. lie is not a spiritualist.
A wonderful yotsad presentment declined
to J. C. .Tinder , a louiis mnn of ICnii as City ,
Kan , rccentlj , We. Vender Is cmplmcd In a
icstauranl , nnd about 2 o'elockln the nioin-
\ug \ ho wo. startled from bis sleep by a dream
of so no friend tolling him that his mother
was dead , says n dlsp.iteh to thu Chicago Her
ald. Tlio dream so impressed him tliat he
could not sleep , and when ho appeared at the
rostatir.uit his huKiitd appeariucc exciti'il
comment , and when aslceu for the cause tolel
of his dream. For n , long time his mother ,
who hud lived at .Schcncetndy , N Y. , had not
known of tils wheieabouts , but througlrsomo
means ho had learnoel that she was visiting
relatives In Illinois. The worry over his
dream bcoamoso great that It uas suggested
that he telogiiph to Illinois and sco if any
thing WIM wrong , and ho did so , and Inter ro-
colvcd a mes.saffo late in the uvoniiiR saying :
"Your mother died Saturday at 5 o'clock and
was buried Tuesday. "
Mrs. I Gittleson , the wife of a prominent
business man of Atlanta , Gn , avoko fiomhor
slcenthoother night and urouseet her hus
band. To blinsho rehtod a strange dmim
about the sudden death of her father , AVhllo
nt breakfist the next morning airs. Gittleson
received a telegram fiom ICnoxville , 'LVnn. ,
announcing the sudden dentil ot her father ,
D\a Kpstcln , i\hleh hail occurred in thnt
city.
_ _
A QUUCII'H Old Cloth-H.
It Is not gincrally supiwscel that any so
ciety woman in Is'ew Vork arrays liersclf in
anybody's ' old clothes , but a few of them Imvo
done so , and been proud enough of the fuel to
tell about It , though itdoosnotsccin to have
reached the cars of those gifted and Imagina
tive witters for some of the papcis whose
vivid descriptions of the petticoats and night
gowns of society leaders vhoin they do not
hcsltntoto sjweify would seem to indic.ito a
roinurknblo intimicy in the boudoirs of those
Indies. But theio aioonien of nbuddant
wealth mid iptlnoel taste who wear second
hand clothes , thoah ! they do not godo\\n to
Bleecker stivet to buv the gorgeous satins
nnd cottony velvets which hnng at the doors
of the old ilothcb shops in Mich tempting
miignUUcncc ,
Is'o , the possession of the caMoffs Implies a
vojage across the : > o.i , and stamps the owner
at once as a wotniii of means and cppoituni-
tics For they nro the once or twco worn
tenets of royalty , andaro only to boobtalned
by the fortunate few who can get In to the
annual sale of costumes of Queen Marghcritn
of Italy. Anel it by no means follows that
bee mso they are second-hind they are cheap.
The modern kings and ( lucons appear to have
degenerated from the Liveliness of splcndoi
attilbuted toold-tlmosovcrolgm , and to have
a thrifty satisfaetion in turning an honest
penny.
Ouecn Mnrgheuta is a beau tifjl woman
and is yild to bo ono of the best diessed in
Europe The oxlgemles of court life , with
its brilliant pageants and ceremonials , re-
qulro a ( jieat many splendid toilets in the
course of the year , ns iho sauio one can only
llguro at two or three of these gimid func
tions. Nor can it be supposed that any piotty
woman neglects to llvo up to her oppoituni-
ties and to fulfill thcso ruiuircincnts. So at
the end of thu } ear the accumulation of
scarce ! } worn line gonns Is sold to tlio high-
cstbldileiH by a couit chnnilierluln orsome
other royal functionary with much pomp and
elrcumstnnee.
Jlnppy is the .American woman with money
in her purse who gets Into ono of those ex-
elusive nuttlons , but 01 thrice and four
times happy , as Air. Virgil remarks , the
woman who brings homo with her , as did the
wlfo of u rlih New Yorker lately , a sumptu
ous gown of gri'on vohot , with n train of
rojal length ami MrniiRo , unique mct.illlo
enibroidories , calculated to mnko cvorj
woman who saw her In Itmentalli Inq'iiro :
'MVhowiti the voilildld she get that gown { "
JUVCif ) .foltljlfH.
ThoKojBtono : Soaif pins are njipoav *
itiff inondloss designs , Trainiueii are
wearing ono \vliiL'h roproscnts u Bcction
of niilroael truck. It Is undo of L'olil ,
with dlaniondH unil penrls mounted bu-
tvoott the ties. The miniature sold
fjickota still botnvy ilovolton to luwn
tonnirt , whllo the liiboriifritntorsiioits n
lliiolj' polished 8 , the abort hoiifu for
which ho Is oontonilinj , ' , A piotty Inv
portodsctuf pin irfii Tiim O'Shatitorcap ,
itnulo of jjold , oaolrclcil wltli enaiiioled
vlolota and tipped \\-itha \ \ vlolot ,
A very costly law pin is a p.\rainltl \ o !
diamonds upon a biso of sujJiihlfe1. A
recent dcslu-n la n topaz supported by
t o diiiinoiul doves , A bnrar of enameled
liUo , with the o sinall dliunonds nestling
in it is voted Mjry pretty.
Gold cult linkb In the form of clam
shells are a Into no\olty , A diamond
or a ruby Is mounted on caelt ot them.
An unique sinulo fitono ring for gofr
tloinen hiis the o.Ntorior rlmiiwd HUe u
IJoslgna in pondiuits for the queen
eliainurolnc'reasintr. A mlnaturofrold
egg cup with a platinum o rg in It is a
novolly. Another wliioh will grow into
furor Is a ball pondnnt ol oiR'n lillgreo
\Mjrlc coutaluinj ; u porlumcd pad.
HE HAD AX EYE TO BIISBESS
.And Married the Girl Whoso lather Paid
Him the Host Money ,
HE SAD ROMANCE OF A CEMETERY.
Southern PC ml Caused nn Old
to Shiftier Ills Dauitlitcr
A\niilcd I'lutiiroHOii ' Her
Collln.
Henry Brcsky , a prosperous Ilobrcw
lollilor of llrldgoport , Conn. , vent to
Nrow York , mid at 0110 of tlio Juwlsh
.iiboinuclcs look to himself n young mid
mndsotnovlfo. . Thamiiii'lnyohtul more
of novelty tlnn loinimuo , amlaueordlni *
: o tlio gioom's Htoi-y , cunio about In this
ivlsc , feojs a dlfaiutoli to the New York
Sun.
Cicsky imdu frequent trips to Now
York Jiiul ptii'cliiised Ills ready-made
itock at vurlotid houses , ulwiys paylntr
liisliilcnui and gottinj ; the benefit of nil
ilihuounK At 0110 of the liirgo stoics ,
ivhjlo sdactlngnlino of now stock , ho
> a\v ii joutij ? MOtmti busily engaged
about the olllce. Uion inquiry ho
. ( . timed Unit Iho girl will the daughter
if tlio pioiirletor , tuiel Unit it was 1111
( penseeiot that ho uoulil bo pleased to
ice lior mtiiricd and piovltlcd with ti
101110 us well tis husband. Tlio gill's
'utlioriis ' \ \ nppioachcd on the subject ,
and ho asked Bicslcy if ho would tiiko
iiei-as his vifo , together with u consid
eration of ftSOO. Mr. Biosky hcrttuted * ,
as the yoiiiig woman was not of the .Tuw-
Nh order o ( bounty and had red hnlr.
llowovor , ho feivid ho would consider the
nnttor , and tin introduction followed.
Lntct * ho called tlio
on fair-haired damsel -
sol und met her fdends , nil o ( wlioni
seemed to take It us a matter ol cotuso
that a marriage would bo thorcbiilt.
Ono ovonlnj' ' , at u rccoptton held at
the homo of thu I\Tu\v Yoilc clothlor ,
Brcsky mot a dark-haired and bliiek-
oycd girl who at once ab oibud his
whole jilfeotlon , and ho decided that if
her hand was to bo accoiipanlod by cold
cash to an amount equal to his previous
offer , ho would raado n bold stioko for
her honrt us well. Next day ho called
on the fithcr of the dark-eyed miss and
iskcdwhat Inducements ho had to olTor
to urodpoiou ] : ) joung1 man to wed his
daughter. The parent said that vho-
evcr iniprobsud the girl favouibly would
receive $1,000 on the wedding day.
Brcsky thought there might bo moro
forthcoming from tlio other father , and ,
lindinghiiiiat Ills plueo of buHincss , ox-
philned the situ ition. The hitter would
not bo outdone by his business riuil , and
baid ho .youlil ralso his % tuo to $1,100.
The Bridgcpoit man then hastened to
the homo of his necond love , and nor
father iucrciibcd the sum to $1,1200. $ This
was the limit , mid neither parent would
raito tlio amount. The result , vus that
Brcsky mairied the hrunctto , and they
arc now oil on n honeymoon tilp. On
their return they will rc&ido hem.
Down near ono of tbo southern cities
wlioro the ilonortblooin ) nearly all the
year round , and the oiiolo builds his
nest and calls to his mate to como to
him , for the homo ii prepared , is a cem
etery famous for its beauty. Years iif o
it was a country place ofaturyiich
mm : lie was a widower with a beautiful
daughter and thieo handsome sons.
Tlio daughter was a s\\cot girl , IdolUed
by her father , saj 9 tlio Lid ies' Homo
Journal. A bitter family feud existed
between the father and his
nearest neighbor , wlio Imd but ono
child a ton. At a friend's house
this piotty Juliet mot nnd grow to know
her JLtomeo. Naturally enough , they
foil in love with each other , vowed eter
nal constancy , and thought that , in time ,
the fathcis of oath might bo won over
by their childien nnd induced to give
consent to the marriage. But the old
men glow litter and moro lilttorand the
t\\o sweethearts found it veiy dlllicult to
sco each other. Ono summer night the
little lady had an appointment with her
lo\or at the foot of the hill that was
just in fiont of lior liomo , The moon
was so bright that slio droailod going
out in her own clothes , and HO , in a
spirit of f lolic , she had her maid hunt
upfcomo ollioi brother's clothes and in to
them she got , luu hing as she thought
how her suootheait would bo surprised ,
Along , oKl-fas-hioncd clonk was thiown
o\or her , nnd iibroad-lirimmcd , soft felt
hat ciowned her head. As slio wont
oior the hill ono of her brothers ba-w
her and told his father that ho believed
homo one fiorn thonoxtplaco wasontlior
fjiounds , po&sibly to 1ml tome of their
dcM , or poibon their horses. Very
quickly the old nun ru&hcil to the vur-
anda , ariiicd nitlitigun. IJo baw the
! ; ul olno lnK' along bvlftlj , but ho took
aim , aim so sure that It stiuok his own
hc.irt , nnd tired. Uotli arms went up in
the tvlr , the liguio staggered and fell
oor. Hearing the &liot , the waiting
Icnor lushed to &co what was the matter ,
In the meantime the othcis had gath-
oiod lound , The hut had fallen oif the
piotty lieid which It had dlbgulsed , and
there , ) > u re and white , under the light
of the moon , \\asruvealed to thobrotheis
the face of their own sister. She was
carried bick to the hoiuo , dead not
able to bpeak her foigivencbs to her
father , or gi\o uwonl of lo\o \ to her
svccthoatt. The sccno can bo easily
imagined. The lover upbraided the
fnthei , but the voungor brother said ,
"As bho lies hero lot her bo the peace
maker. She lovoil jou In lite ; lot us
care ( or each other because of her
death. " So she wis buried near horo\\n
home , and all the people for miles
mound , Knowing- nor tragic death ,
came to bhow their rcsnoet and to line
nnd coffhOgiave | with the blossoms
which bho had lo-\eu in hei life.
The bcauti f ul countiy place was sold
with an ejipms pioviko that it was to to
midoa cctnotory. Thobiothei.s and the
father ami lover all went away and
novoreaino back until each was brought
there to lx > laid to rest near the ono they
had loved , Js'ow the city o ( the dcnd
ninnlwrs among its people Eli/abeth
I'littcrbon Bomipaite , who has cngr.ivtd
on the granite bGiirin''hci name , "After
life's lltf ul fe\or bho sleeps well. " Near
isthotinnh of the Booth family , and
that of Reinhirt , tlio wulptor.who diid
uhonfnuia had inado hisiiumo a house
hold woid , Is not fur olf. Them aio
cios es oicctcd to the memory of little
"childion ; thoio aio tublelsu \ \ toll of
thot.0 who livul and loved , suffered and
toiled. Hut to them uhoknou , most in-
torehtlngof all , ia the little gravestone
erected to the memory of the unfortu
nate girl who died bemuse of her love.
With the tap of the auctioneer's ham
mer , a curious stoiv ot a cliuikorcd
career and a recent divorce was brought
to light , the principals in wlilch lluuio
prominently In the social world on both
bides of the Atlantic , and who until 10-
cently resided in an elegant house on
West ThlrtvthJid street , Is'ovr Yoik ,
wy d u Now York dupatdi to the Sun
Franeitaco Chronicle. The parties are
Mylles Bertram Adderley , heir to the
earldom of Norton , and Koraldlno ,
daughter of Sir lid ward ( iordon Comn.
They weio married at the Chapel Hoyal-
Lonuon , In 18SO , nnd at that thno Adder ,
ley uua the losorn Iilend ol royalty , an
I
equerry of tlio prlnci oVntos ( nltond-
Ing-tlto wedding to give it thohall-mnik
of nimroval.
Things went inorrlly uathoproiorblnl
wedding boll until the summer ol 1SSO ,
when tlio paitlos llrst cimo on \Leltto \
this t country. Theft < r&rtnln tumors
reached the carsof the prospective L.idy
Norton I , and inquiii' ' elicited tlio fact
that t In the btiliul days of the festive
embryo earl ho had gene thiough the
ceremony ol nurrlago with a dusky
daughter of the nlaliiH at Uo arioon , the
Ri er Tlata , in South America.
The question mosoj > vas tliH ceremony
iv legal one ? Loid Norton , vho is close
uponeightyjeaisof njfo.hcntoutiv trusted
agent to investigate the mat tor. The
marriage t had been performed by an
1c ISngllsh 1 missionary and Iho divine
claimed 1i thnt it was n poifectly legal one
In i the ojes of the world. Iho
Argentine authorities , on the other
hand 1t 1 , refused to uphold the legality of
the 1f t wedding , ns it had not been per
formed f according to tlio laws of tlio
country , There had been no notification
to t the nutlioritles , nor had theio been
J any marriage ceiouiony before the
mayor.
Jlurl Nbiton decided to take up Iho
matter before the highest legal lumin
aries. i The case win gone into by Ulilof
JiulicoCockbinii , who lendiiedlhe Im-
poitaiit decision thnt thoimuriago cere
mony Viis illegal ono , and that there
fore theouocontracteditliillssCoiiiyn
was itiMilidVlth great trouble Mylles
B. Adderley nimnged to got his first
mairlnge annulled by couit , on the
ground thnt his llrM , wife , vho lojoiced
in the luvmeof HOJU do Mentis , as un
faithful , and that moreoier ho had been
drugged , and under the influence of a
naicotlo had Icon toned to vcd Iho
Spinish Indian.
The torcmony of intinlago was again
gene through vlth with his second \\lfe.
Subsequently ho ill-treated her to sueh
an extent that she vus compelled to ask
for nnd obtain a divoico. U'his
dhorco vas granted on Jluy 10
hi'-t , and joJtcrday the fuinl-
tuio in the elegant honso wliloh
the eouplo 10ntcd ouT\\eiity-thiid sticot
was biought under the hammer.
Doth Mylles 1 ! . Addeily and Gcraldlno
Coniyn are perfect types of beauty nnd
arc reputed to bo tlio himdsouicbl eouplo
in the world. MissCoinjn isa daughter
of ono of the "beautiful Misses Co\eii- \
try , " vho n gcnoratlon ago were reign
ing belles of lluropo. The checkered
caieorof the earl hi prospecti\o is ono
of the most romantic description. IIo
was passed mldshlpmnii at the ago of
eighteen and commissioned to the South
ern Pacific station. Filed by thostoiies
of ronnlmoio Cooper , lie dctorintncd to
cmvo for himself a name tliat should bo
a haunting toner on the plains. IIo or
ganized a band of young Englishmen ,
lilted them out with horses , rifles and
camp outfit and stalled for the plalm
About tills time -Addoi'oy ' mot the fair
Rosa do Mentis , and together they acted
a farce , in whidi they voro supported by
King , the English misslonaiy. IIo then
took atrip to England , the fatted calf
and other things being killed to welcome
him. IIo first visited this country six
years ago , and with the assistance of
Buffalo Bill shot some LulTtilos. lie was
.a frequent visitor to thooo shoics with
his wife , and the last thno they enno
o\or she pioposcd thutthoj settle hero
for a time. Ila had takonlo drinking
heavily , nnd this was thought a good
move by Ills family In llnglnnd. Ho re-
tuinedto England reccnth , and ills a
toss up now whether ho will li\o \ to en
joy his 835,000,000. , ,
Willlanisvillo is a quiet little factory
village in the northern part ofind -
ham county tliat has beencon Ideiablj
stirred up over a sensational olopoinont.
Fiodoiick Li. Flagg1 , u lad of eighteen ,
for about a year past has boon paying
close attention to Miss Georgians * hub-
sior , a sixtooii-ycar old factory girlBays
a Plainficld , Conn. , dispitch to the
Globo-Domocrat. Goorgiima was fond
of line feathen , and hinted lo her enain
that lior previous beaux raado her many
piesonls. Fred \\entto hid father and
eloquently pushed his claims for moro
cash. The father icfuscd to incioaso the
pin money of his son , wlioroupon that
young man foimed a , plan to run away
fiom homo. Ho talked with his sweet
heart , and she decided to go with him ,
The other iiu'lit Prod went tothoLus-
slcr homestead , whcio Georglana , in
the timo-honored "way , joined him
\\lth u little bundle contain
ing her treasures , and the pair
Blurted for Danielsomlllc , where they
took a train for Plalnflold.
At 8:30 : ; Justus the tiiiin loft the depot ,
the father and brothor-in-hw otthogiil
and the father of the youth airived at
Daniolsonvillo. arid finding their eltorts
to stop the train fiultlebs , they visilcd
the ollleo of Arthur G. Bill , and ho
piomptly wired to PlnlnHcld for ShorllT
2NTithmielG. Thompson to stop the run
aways. Just as young Frederick was pur
chasing tickets for Arctic , R. I. , Avhoie
the nurriago was to take placetho8hei-
ill ariestcd both and rotuined them to
their people in Daniolsonvillo. Tlio
narty visited Lawyer Bill's ofllco and
: itcr ( consultation the parents agreed
tl it ( he pair might bo mturied January
1 , 1802 , nnd they all returned liome.
The young loveis ere not satisfied ,
and decided to make another tiy atolop-
inont , The nirangincnts woromoio pel-
fectly undo this thno , and nothing
boomed to bo able to thwart their plant ,
when the girls biothcr found out tlio
whole scheme nnd it iws fmsti.itod.
Another consultntion of the fainilj was
hold ; a license having boon properly
granted to Fiederlck Flagg , ivho In the
afternoon was united In marriage to the
girl of his ehoico and partner In
clopeinents in one week.
"Cnn jou make mo a coflinnmlluue
bomo pictures in oil painted on it ? "
" \Vhondojou want it ? "
"O , Inn month oreo. I don't expect
to die just yet. "
It was a. young wdraan not over
tivonty-flvo .years of IIL'C wlio asked tlio
above question of uneloitaker John 1' .
Nolan of Madison htrcct iiottr I'ilce , says
the Now Yoik Mornitiff Journal.
" .Mv address isl'Jt Gouternour street ,
nnd I want to htuo my oollln roudywhcn
I die ,
' I may not die for a long1 while , hut
I'll pity you for the t'oilln anil piy you
for Looping It for mo until it is wanted. "
The vomau'B request win bueh a
fitraiiffo ono that the undertaker was at
flrnt Inclined to loliqvo the entirealTuir
a lingo joko. IIo viia mistaken , how
ever , as the jouii"1 woman , who btild lior
nnino was SiulioVrlffht , oft'eiod to pay
a deposit of $100 $ If iieuen-ury.
She inslbtcd on bdny moiistired and
then paid hho wanted thocotlln imidoof
black walnut , lined with black Btitln and
mounted with copper ,
On both sides of the coflln she desired
to hnvo an oil ialntinjf. I'lctiirennt
cither end of the collln were also or
dered.
She did not caio ranch what the plc-
turtB were , ns lony aa they weio well
done and ropi-ehi'iited a rural scone , with
n liter fora hickfround.
The undottakcr Hiiid the inllln would
cost frii-50 , and feho.Jet ( a dojwlt oftlW * .
The andortalier leained thnt the
\rotnun \ was a licnrlbroUuti iliini'iBlho
once had lo\cd an artlbt. She would not
toll his mime1 , liut felie Mild bhovuHto
have n.arriod him nnd tliat ho died a
week before tlio day hot for thu vud-
.Sho said that she already had the
clothes lu which iho will bo burled.
hey are nil plain whltoMlk , undon
.K-li gnunent isnn oil painting.
On a recent Friday morning , bright
nd early , two man Mopped into
: JJow's , saloon and got tv drink of pin ,
ij-s tlio C-ceola It In. ) iS'ows , They
teed at the bar and chitted with Mr.
5owa vhlloandtook more gin. By this
ime the oldest cf thu stiangcrs k'ganto
eel enthused and became quite ronimu-
iieatlve , Jlo told Mr , Do ho was a
ridower , but luul got tiled of
ils vldowhoad , and hud ad\cr-
iscd for a wife , vho was to bo hero
om Connecticut Unit night , Uh bildo
leit wnntt'd him to meet her lnlf way
otween Florida andt'onnectlcut , but ho
rroto lier ho could not venture further
oith than ICI slnnnee , so she had to
oino liere ; ho nuulo foity miles of the
istanco and she made 1,500 nilln of it.
lomado Hc\or \ l tilps to the depot dur-
ng the day , but spent most ot his thno
Irinkiug turpentine gin and talking of
lis brluo.
ly ) the middle of Iho afteinoon ho was
ho center ol observation and thotoplc of
om'omtion. for lie had pretty well nd-
oiti ed hiibiifctnoiU in town , and luulin-
ited quite a crowd to go vlth him to
neet tlo tiain and BOO his bride. At
ho hour for tlio tialii to como there
veie sixty of the bojd at the depot , and
when the tutinpullul in ho um do a iiHh
'orthollrsf patsunger coach , wlioro ho
aw Mo\eral \ ladles , but not facclng the
ed bo on the left shoulder signal ho
houglit she had not come , nnd hallooed
o his filonds , "Boys , she ha < not como , "
ml at this moment homo ono told him
he wns in the wnlting room , and ho
Called ngaln , "Boj , she has come. "
Someone suggested ho got a carriage to
Iho hotel , but he slid , " .N"o , bring mv
) .x cart around ; she can ride in tint. * '
i\flor they had nil arrhed at the AVis-
jonsinhou o tome ono of the ciowd
isked him If ho had a nuirrhgo liotnso.
lo said no , but would like to nmo some
> f thoin gofer It for him. After being
old the price , ho pulled out $2 to pay
'or ' the solemn iitcanclrro ( l dlspoisod.
The boyslcot ) sympathii'.iiig him ,
or during the day ho diank about a
. 'alien of gin and had carried a four-
lound bouquet on the lapel of his coat
.as a signal for Ills bride to know him
by ) , and about 11 p in. thej thought ho
nightho getting "dry , " so the\ went to
lis room and rtinpcd and a&ked It ho
did not want a drink , While standing
"nthodooiwaj , with his socks , in Its and
collar on nnd the perspiration running
oil him , they presented him with a pint
bottloof gin , of which , after imoking a
blessing- them , ho drunk half. IIo
, vas out early next morning piepniliig _
.otako his bride to her no v homo in the
.vngonho had brought ulligatoi hides to
town in.
By 8 o'clock thej weio lolling1 out foi
ils homo at Ciieon Pond , I'olk county ,
lth piovisions enough for the trip ,
Killing I' lkw in Xorivny.
Ill ISSO 300 elks woio shot in the for
ests o ( Norway. Most of them wore
illed by Kngllbh bportbinon , who , as
Voltaho once intiin.iteilarone , er liappy
are killing somotliiiig.
in tlio Santlwleli Isliiuls ,
A.t iitonalsliis majesty gi\es \ state
ecoptlonti , wlilch are von hugelj at
tended. Kapiolanlpahco is thoii mag-
iiilicently lighted with electile lights
indIth .lapanese lanterns hung in V
shapes tliiough the hull and poitieo.
The guests arrive at the npjiointedtimo
and cool their heels in a huge hall until
the univiil of the king in the icecption
room , says a Honolulu letter. At list
their nuijpbtics are seldom prompt the
royal naiv , King ICaltikaua and Queen
Kapiolani , make theirappearanco on the
giand stall case in the lull , descend ,
vay Is made for tliem through the
guoats , the leception room door is
opened und after tlioir entry is as
promptly closed.Tllen all Is ready
inside the door is reopened and
the senior foioign icprosotitativo
present , with his family , is ad-
inlttcd. Just now the United Slates min
ister lcads. _ 'Then como the other foi-
i ministers or conimissloneis tucord-
to rank. Thoadance \ , make their
fcalutatioiw totho kingaiid queen , who
stand bofoio the throne , and then take
tlioir position in line , facing loyalty on
the opposite side of the room. Next
enter the foioign naval oflicors , who
make their bows and then form in line la
rear of tno ministers. Then como the
consular ropiesontathos , the cabinet
ministers roju'escntatlng the govern
ment of Hawaii. Thc'io form line along
side of the foioign minlstois. Thencoino
all hands who pass in icview mound the
room , The oulerin all this pigcaut is
aogiilated by the king's chamberlain.
I'mally the royal quadrille Is danced or
the king may IcaAO and the queen ascend
the throne. The ball Is then opened.
Gout lie Oi unlAntloii of
The ninth nuiiibor of the Jouinal of
American Folk-Lore ( April-Juno ) opens
vith two articles which will attract es
pecial attention from anthropologists ,
says the Nation for July 2 , The first of
these papcis Ly Dr. "Washington
Mattho\\s , U.S. A. , contains an abitract
of that part ol tlio grcit cication and mi
gration legend of the Nivajoes which
gives an account of tlio origin nnd acces
sion of the bQioral gentes. In another
ii.iper intended to accom piny that uf Dr.
\Iatllievis \ , Captain John G. Uourko , U.
S. A , difccusbos the Gentile oigaiil/alioa
of the Apaches of Ail/tom. IIo ghos
lists of Apaches gent1" ) , adding these of
the Moquls , of Zuni and other Pueblos.
Examining the origin of the nomencla
ture , he shows tlio siiull number of ani
mal titles included , while ho obsoi"\os
that in the list of Dr. Matthews there is
not a sitio'lo such title out of moro than
fifty gontes. Ho concludes that the entire -
tire nonienolatuio of tlio Apache and
Navajo ( iontllo sjstem io typographical ,
and Inclines to think thatnnimal totoinlc
designation may luuo lieon ( lo eloed ] )
out of names at fiist local ; for
oxninlc ] , a people living near the Well
Sprlnjr. and called alter tbelr dwulllno-
place , with iiatuial tustp for the marvel
ous , nmj ha\o gloried in their IISSDCIM-
tion with the animal and In , the dUtinl-
tlonwhkh they might derive from trac
ing their pntcinit ) to this fourco.
"Pilmitlve man , " hoiomnrks1"bothcicd
himself \er\ little about his ancostiy.
IIo gathered into little bands , formed
communities , for the great purpose ol
protection against human and animal
enemies. " In regard lo the olTocts at
tributed to toteinlc belief , ho doubts the
connection ot tabus respecting foods \\ith
L'ontllo titles , and thhikh that observers
have often confounded ceremonial fasts
with general prohibitions. The effect of
these articles , both us tending to o\or-
throw awidely-accoiitcd theory of Gentile -
tile origin , and us militating ngahibt the
recent extension of tlio doctrine o
totemlhin asa ready ox planation ( or the
phenomena of primitive religion , -\vll \ !
lead to an anlmnted dlscu < > sifliiand cause
u ulosorlnvcbtigation of the ( 'ontilo fys
tcmof other tribes than these systems
luiM > hilhoilo neohed.
Some leinnrkaWo Hires of doafnots are
loc'orileddf Ir TliomuV ICcleotrlo Oil , Never
fails to mro ciracho.
. I'otor'n Dome.
Ills lupoitod from Roino that there
are alaiming Assures in the dome of St
Polor'n. About a ccntuiy ago a blinllui
state of things w.is remedied by otielr
cling tlio dome with a btrong bund o
metal. The band vas heated , and it
contraction on cooling \MH found to bo
bullluient tocloto up the trades.
Nrw YOIIK , July Stl-Speclal [ TclfRrnm to
Tntllnrl Sroc M Tlicro WHS n ( ll ipptilntotl
btillconlliiftdit i\tor ( lionrslust nlnlil ixiul on
thr.Uroit onrly lodu ; . The ( illuie of Ilio
iniidsct to hold tip ycMotilny wns Ilio ciiu e.
Mnny oftliuloHt in p port o not tlio lift lotl Iliu
cltj to to ulwut until Monilay , Illl olhors
dldnot liul It uorlli vlillo vlsllliiK Ihn room
tlilsn onltitf Kveptwlu-ro tlio ItiMilo Inter *
ii tiiiiiiiluilntrs | Nmar Kotiifrlot to cull the
trnilu tliuioUiuillfo to thcinuikt-t. lliiolncag
at Ilio slock \o1iiuiKO i eonllium to illiuliitsli
tnolumo ami tills imriitiit o\cn iiKur Ko-
llntilos NIMV llneliuiil , I.nckiiuniiiin and At'
I'lilumrpto \ dull und Httismuit \ \ Hit tlioro- .
iiilixtrrof I In1 ll l. 'Ilio oioinm AMU rnlhor
o < n v , mid MiK.it KdlnoiloH viw ( limit > i ptir
out ftuin ln l nlulit's price. Hut sulHoqiiunt
v < falli (1 t < nlo\ ( lop nny mipnrcnt Inno ,
llollne'rloH H-CIIMU-OS jnr edit ( Iti
t'ltln'ii s llat of Iliooldjn
ontltiuul In uilviiiiu1 , liii t tU' ilimv'n hi
t lior slocks In no cnii ) t'U'oodpil 'iporcont.
Vtll o'clock the market wim sllU liitonicly
nil mul Imn'ly vU''Miuit nbuul tin1 oin'iilnx
tkcH. Tln.1luik ) tiilfiiioiil inailu jiiitillt'ilur-
iilllioMK'oiodliij ! hour did not holtilliomiir-
ot | too pt Ilil v. Uosi'lvi-H ImrniMilVIIHIO ,
i lillii liniiH iUxMiiHIMlf.'l lHKi ( mill ( loiiwlt |
i.W.tno Siuur wi'uKi'iK'illo 70S. cloilnmsltli
t net losiof Ki I'acllli' ' Mull ( mil I. tiikuuittia
MW fieh up-'i. trlillti l.oiihx Ilio , Nu\v Ilnu-
anil , Hoolc Muiul , niiilCliU.itfdllui vtutooll ; i
liullnr iiiioiiut. nnd dlliorstookj of Ilio
J 4t million lil'i Nutlliurnl'nollti
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sliori' . tOl'J ilnprofirroil . , "ii > j
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MONK l'i < y vlth mi limit.
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iTKIIIIMJ l\CIIVNlll : ( .llllll 1111(1 ( S > teKli !
hly-iliy bills. SIM ; iloiiniul. Jl.bsV.
iMInin ; StimUi ,
NKW VOIIK , Jnly ffl Ltpi-clil Tili' niu to
Tut : IliiIho : ( ol low In 4:110 : this mini usstoolt
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Nuw VOIIK. July ul Upoclil TdoRiam to
Tin ; llKi- CoifooOptions opened Mctuly
nnd unlimited lo 5 ] iolnl < upj clo-cd
mil uiu'luiii cd t 1C points up ; dull ,
lujrs IndndliiK Inly , $17 0 : Auit-
* I7 l. > ; Poplcinlicr , tin n.S'illil.b'j , Oclnlior ,
i ( Ml , November. W > " > : lloi-onilicr ll.r >
Miy. JI.ir4I.V.0 , SiiDt llo ! dull lint sli.idjj
fult O.UBOCS , SJOIIO. So. T Hut bun , Jb.IJT'i
ISiuik : htut Miicnt.
N'r. > VOIIK , Jnlv W [ Special Tilc-grim to
Tun Urn. ] Thowi'cMy bank sl.UemoiitalioMs
; lic followniR clniiKu :
licsono. Increase . $ T > 0.7i" )
Loans ( leoti'iisc . SM1.IPO
oclo , iIuiroiiM1 . . 1 tVO.VO
'ul tuiidors , Incron'O . l. " 7.10J
Deposits. ( UcruiiM ) . fil"-4CiiO ,
Ulrcuhtlou dcoii-a e1 . . . . . IHUHK )
Tliob.iiiKsiiowhiiMW > 05llljn ! | o\eessof tlio
ffincreont rule.
'I liof\j)0it of specie from the | ortot TS'iw
"iinlc lust \\ock iimouiiti'd In t.1 , 17-4 ml. nf
which J < Kflieo asiiipi > lliiiuUI,44 ( , MI " .llvir.
Thu Impoili of kprcli' fin thuneckiiiiioiiiittil
1ojH4S , : < . ot which ilto.T.T.n In gold and
e ,107sllMr.
CitcnoJitlvo. 1:15 : p. in close "
imsotllfd : eiN'i ; : ' , il'c ! Sptomlior , ! 4
Com I'ltin ; eiiBh , 42'ie ; biptiMiiliur , 4 ! o.
O its-KJtni ; easli , .l.'Ui ! biiitciiibci , 3t ®
Ill'lC. '
Itvo-KIrin ut'Je.
lliiiioy Noiiilu.il.
Prlmo Tlmotlir I'liin it ? t 10.
rim Rti ulv lit , 91 to.
\VhM.v-JI.10
1'oik StronKicnsli , ? 12V ) ; Stutoinbor , fll.OJ.
Luul I'lrm ; iishjil 00 , HepleniUl. 013.
rioiir linn and hltrhtr.
Hulk UK its blioil ! < liMi-- ffit5nvr. ( > . Short
rllS fl.ioai 15 Shoit clear -r .40 ' > .50
Itntlor Qululi creamery , IDiiMS'ii. ' ; ( hlri,8 ,
CliceioK islir ; full cream clit'ddiri.
< Jl4 < Ji lints , T'ifaT'i" ! youiiK Aluorle'lis , , mtijfo ,
I.KKI bli.idy , fi 'ih. li'sfctli'ii ' ' * .
Hides VniilidiiKtvl , linivy and llKlit Krtcn
Filled , ( VWioi suited liulN. 'c : preuii sultid
cilf , 7'i ' < a"'iu ' ; diy silted hlilcs , ( j.'j dry otilf ,
5fK > cloiiuiis. ! ( Jlo encli.
TulliiHIjiiiliiiiucil ; Ho. 1 , solid packed , Jc ;
So. S1JiocaKc.4 ! | , c.
Ittcntpl Slilpm'ls.
Hour 7.0K ) ll oou
Uhonl WI.OW fcoioe )
Corn 54 < ) , ( MJ 5rx'IHX )
Oats 17H.UJ9 1MOOO
ST. Lorin , July \Vlieut-01oslns ( lilslicr ;
cisn.We : ' uplcnilxTi&\e.
Coin IllKhott ctifili , : i'lc : Hrptcinbcr , JO fio.
Outs llUliur ) easli. Me Sci > tutubcr , iio.
1'oik Slronsi i-asli , * 1IOO.
Liiiil IlUhur ut JJ.C''ii
WlihUy-Jl.10.
Hiiltuf Unuli insert ; creamery , IHe ; dairy
Ol CI MT , JnljSO.Vlimt \ Stronger ; No
i ieillKXflJ-'c.
Corn striidyi Xo 2 inl\odlc.
Oiih KisloiNo. . ' , tnhod.Uo.
\Vlilslcy-l.tO ,
IvANSAsOiTY.Tiily , 2(5-\Vlicat ( HlKlicr ; N'o
9lui.nl , cash. 8'cj July. Wo bid ; No U' led , cnsli
Corn Higher ; No 2 , cash : md July , TT'Jc. '
Outs lllulier , No 2 onsli , aio ; July. .TOe1.
Mi\NKAioriii , July 2il Wlieat-I ecclts | , TO
cirs ; Hhlpuuiiils , Ul ( 'HIS ; tliniuiis \ a putty
food ileiiHid for teed wliuit ami time \um \
llttlcoutsldi ! luyln ; of poorwlic.it. but sue-li
: is | ! ciiiriilly\or > slow to soil ; tlio niiiilot
KcaKCneilnt tlio clo'-o Insyniiit | hy with loiuir
futures Uloslug : No. I hard , July .md Au-
liist'llooii ! ' ; triuk.ino : No. 1 , northern. July
mid August , b'l'lu ; on tr.euU.Ulc ; No.iinoitli-
erii , July anil Aiiiiist , K'IO ; on traelc. 8 > ftfc7o
MtMVAticilB , July 2J ( Wlicit I'lniii No. 2
sprliiir , cnsh. ti'lo ' ; o. t northern. Wo.
* 'om Higher ; No .1 , 4lo.
O.its Sleiulji No 2 wlilto. T/itJO'iO. '
Hjc Klnn ; No. l , rilr > L'o ,
Hiirlov-l'lrin ; No t. , fi < u.
I'luvlslons 1 Inner. I'ork.AiiKiist , III..10
Ni Voiuc. JulySii. fflio.it Heceipts. (10TOO
busliels ; * cnorls. W.100 Ijusbolsi hpot ( Inn ;
No. i rod , WiTiWa In elevator , ilOCKSIO-
alloit. l ' 4e'(3illOTi ( ( f. o. b ; options clfisod Urn
andlilfjlur ; No 2iod. July , closed nt)9o ! ,
CJorn loi'ol ! | > ls114.M.r > n bushels ; exports. 10100
busliels ; spot stroiii No ii , liTD4S'io ' limlmi-
tor ; 4 \4 < 3lllo iilloats uiiRriulud mlnl.tll'i ' ®
NIC ; ojitlcus loss acllvo , higher , July closing ut
IS' jC
Outs Tieueliits , : , : iOO liusliels ; export" 7,10 ;
spotflto.uly ; No. 2whlle , 42ci mixed western ,
IWTollc : whltu wcMcin , JlSlSo ; oiitlomlliiiicr ;
al 40o ,
CJolTi'o Options dosed at endy. iiiiclniiKcd to
10 points up biles , H.7/1 bics ; July ,
H7..IO , Aiisusl , $1715 ; spot Hlo sto.idy ; fair
Cii rgnL-s. J.'O.OO ,
Sn.'ir lta , firm ; refined , flrm ; " 0" R 1-10
G.r. 11-lOci oMni -U. " I'/jTM'.o ' ' ; whlto ujtru
I'i'lioUiirii Unltul olusod for AiiRUHt at
88 T
TK
K s I'lrmiwestern.falrto fnney ,
'
I iinl Stioiiur on lultanio In coin ; ijiilot ;
western ttitain , W.H ; AiunM , tn.n
Hiitterl'a'yistern ; dairy , G211C ! crcaiu-
ory tKBKcs KUIn , liaK'Sc. '
Oheese-Stcjily ; pai tsklins , a.1'ic ,
. , July 91 A\liont \ Firm : ( lo
rn anil pool ; holders olTerspirlntJy ; C'lillfornlii
No. I , ? s M per conlal ; IL U vubtcru liiler.7s
S'zdpur ecntnl.
" < -llimidenimdfulri talked wcstcin , Ca
1'tdnrr ii'iit il _ _
SBROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
Provisions and Stocks ,
BASEMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,
OO3 South 18th Street , - Omaha.
WANTED
ISIUCO OY CITIES ,
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
- _ , „ , . DISTniCTO , WATCH
Corrcsiioodcacciolicllcd.
COMPANIES. tTC.
103103 Doorhorn Street. CHICAGO.
testate Stront.BOSTOH.
FOR MEN O3NLY
Atll'ir rniM ? 1'orI.OSTor TAIUXOMAN.
JUl.lb tulllj
iiooiM Oe'iifrul mul MI < -
VOUS nnillM'IV.iiitknos \ \ of lloely mid
Vinl ; KlTo-U of Ktror nrxi-issi'H ( In < ld | or
Von n ItoljiiKi.Noblo MA.V1II ) Jl ) tully KI *
stored. WumiiiiunUo uriry UHO or inunoy
rudiiuldl. Miniilo imirse , tltu ( liiyx liciii-
iiidit , $ l | full rourhf , H. hrtureHtulud ] duia
oUcivullou , CouU iteiuuO/Cu , Otuahu.Ncb . ,
Omaha Manufacturers ,
HtUltN IIIUl
1UUKENDALL , JONUS & CO. ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Hoots & Shoes
Ajcntslor llo'lon llul-bcf Shoo Co 1103,1101 indllM
Hume * htid'l , OniRlin Noli
Unworn.
Lager liter lircwrs ,
1MI NtrthlStli Street ,
Cornice.
KACUVKCOltNICiVOUKS : ,
Manulactiircrs of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Mlnilowrni | < Aiiiliiiptnltf * < VjrlM.ti John rirnelcr.
in prltlor. lt ami IHIfinUli lUIti ilM-il
Artists' ' .t
- - - -
A , HOSPK , Jr. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
l.MJ Domini fri' | > l,0tnn1ia. Neb.
Conl , Citlco , Kle.
OMAHA COAL , COICE AND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard anil Soft Coal ,
8.12 Cor lt < tli mul Douiilnstlrccti , Omnlin , Nrb.
NEBRASKA TUKL CO ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
SIlHotith ntliStrrot , Otnilin , Noli
Clltari.
D12AN , AHM& THONO & CO. ,
\\liolcsalc \ Cigars.
40JN Iflli Street "llDllul" im
Jlry ( iouds anil > otioiiH.
I.I. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods anil Motions
Cornorllth nml lltmnnl Strict *
'
KILPATKICK-KOCII UUY G OOD3 CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
Cents KurnlililnXlooili Corner lltli anil Ilnrucr
blri'uts , Unnlii , hob.
Kninitiirc.
Di\VKV : Sc STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
I'nrn nil fltroot , Onmlin , Ne'brnski.
CUAHL.E3 SHIV121UCK ,
Furniture.
Oumlia , Ncbrn kn
McCORU , UIUDY A = CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
l.tlund Lonvonworlli Street * , Onmlii , Nplirn U .
Ijuinlx-r , Kta.
0. AV DOUGLAS ft CO ,
Dealers In Hardwood Lumber ,
\ .nllllON
JOHN A , WAKKFIKLTJ ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Ktc ,
Impelled nnd Amorlnn Portlnml Cement Stito
ngout lur MllwHiikeo Mj tniullc CumeMit , autl
eiuliicy Wlillu I.lino.
CHAS. H. LEE ,
Dealer In Hardwood Lumber.
U'oodcariKt * mil p innot ] flooring lull .indllouglai
Stieotit , Uuinlii , Nubnisku
TIIED W. QRCV ,
lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Corner Olli nnilllntiiilai StreetsOni.ilii
Millinery iitid Notions.
I. OBERFELDER Is CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers In Millinery ,
SOS , 210nnd2l3Suiitli lltli wtreeu
Notions :
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods , ,
llSJHnrney utreutOniilii *
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TA IE LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils , .
Ailo Krcaso , etc , Onmlin A II lllxhop , Miniigcr.
Paper.
CAnPENTEK PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
CarrTn nice Block of I'rlmluK ' , nriipilnK | nnd writing
popor tiiioclul tilicntkii Blun lo card i apor
HllfOH , Eto.
A. L. DEANE 4c CO. ,
( icnprnlIpontitor
Halls' ' Safes ,
tJl nii'l ' 321 Bun til lOtli St. . Omnlin
Toyn , Kto.
II. HARDY As CO. ,
Jotiliorn ol
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
Homo rurnlsliliiB Oouils , Clilldren's rnrrlnuoa. 1209
1-immmiticet , Omnlin , .Se > b.
\Vntcr Supplies ,
U. S. % VIND ENGINE & PUMP CO ,
Steam and Uatcr Supplies ,
IIMlUluy ivlnlnillli 1)18 and M.Iono * . at , Oinalin.
( J t' ' ' Ui ) , A cllnt ? .Viuiiiiur.
Iron WorkH.
IRON SVOUKS ,
Wtoiiglit and Cast Iron Building AYorlt ,
Kuglnus , brnii work , K * ncriit foundry iinclilnonuel
bluckblnltli work Ulllcu and worUn , U , 1 * .
Ill anil Iieli incut , Oiiialm.
OMAHA SAFE If IEON WOKKS ,
Manl'rs of Fire and llurglar Proof Safes ,
VnultB , Jnll ork. Iron ilintlor1 * nnd llro ocnii | > .
U Amlrucnpropr. Cor 14lli iindjackiun bit
, DoorH , ICte.
M. A. nisnuow & co. ,
AYhulCBjIo manufncUircrs of
Sash Doors Rlinds and
, , Mouldings.
Jlrnncli ulltct , 12tli nnd Itird BlroeU , Oinnha , N'ob.
S o Tttil Q-nn giTrij
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Soulli Oiiulu , Limited.
COlSIMlIll'iOIA.Ik
National Bank
Capital , - $ /jOOOOO
Surplus , - 44.0OO
OHIccri unj nirectorn K M. Momcimin , O > I
IllUlitodc , .linnpli ( iiirni'iu. Jr. , A. llonry , K. M
-An.lcrmm , Vllll.im 12. .Muni , vliO'liruil liuili ItII
\\lllliuni , A. I * . lloiklni | , | in lpiit | A Mllllir4 :
caslilur , K. 11 llrrant. milHtimt cu'lilur
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NED.
Cnpitnl. - - - - $4OOOOO ,
SurptusJan , 1st , 18OO - B7BOO
ORIrcriiniiII ( > lroctor < n < ! iirr W Vntri , I'reilitenli
IXHUH Heel , Vld'-l'mldpnl ! JnmaiV HUMI < ( I > \V.
V Moric. .lolm H. ( kjlllrn , U U. Uu lilDK , J , N. It
I'utrlckV. . II. B. lluiilioi , caililur ,
Tl-llsl IliOJ J3A.NK.
Cornet I2tli and I'arotiu Hti.
A Oeucral Uuukluu