8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 10 , 1801.
WITH SCIENTIFIC TRICKS
lather Rlggo Emphasizja the Cralghtoi
College Display at the Art Show.
BEAUTIFUL ARRAY OF TREASURES
* . OrnwIitKH nntl
Tliut , I'orlrnltnTliiit I'loiiHO
mid N ' .Clint Ctiiirin
the Vl.sUor.
The CrclRliton college dlsplny of
spccirnctiB , curios and n grant variety of mod
urn Inbmtory apparatus attracts tlio eye o
the visitor as ho stops Into the exhibition o
thu Western Art association In Kxposltloi
halt.
halt.The
The collcgo exhibit Is a credit to the entoi
prlso of tlioso who hnva charge of Omaha1
priiiclpnl Institution of lonniltitf , and It Is at
trnctlni ? merltod attention. Father HlpBO
who has chnrgo of the exhibit , Is nu oxpor
electrician and a thorough studen
In natural sclonne. Ho entertained thi
people last nljtht lor sovcrnl hour
by nienns of the electrical apparatus ho hai
in the hall. Ills experiments and Iliustrn
tlom were very Interesting nud sclontlllc
He mane liituiiinp ; , Illuminated numuroui
class vauuums and performed other Interest-
lug experiments. The college display ol
hydraulic , nnoumatlc ana electrical macula
cry is very complete anu Interoitltitf.
Thoilrst Ilooris entirely occupied by th <
borrowed paintings. photoRraphs , etching
nnd drawings , the ( Jrcl htoii colloRo disula )
and the uccoratcll china oxhlblt ,
Amorii : tlin ItciiultcH.
Turning to the loft from thocollopo exhlbll
ono looks upon a superb display of artistic
work. Jici/hinlrif , ' In tlio llrst wing of tin
cases that roach across the room , cotno the
photographic pieces , the etchings and archi
tectural drawings. Following thesecotm
the pastels , The worn In oil l.s found toward
the west and toutli sides of the hall.
Ono of the neatest etchings found In thh
dopartrror.t is a clover piece called "Aftei
the Hull. " ft Is the property ol
Mrs , D , II. Wheeler , jr. , and represents n
fashionable lady reading a newspaper whik
yet In bed , She is evidently vorv much in
terested In the "write-up" of the costumes ,
tlio personal triumphs and Impressions ol
the ( .ay society In which she tins mingled
the evening before , and the newspaper Is
cngcrly scanned oven before the toilet is
begun or the cup of coffee qu'UTecl.
"Tho Choir Hoys , " loaned by Dr. Duryea ,
is attractive and clover.
"Tho Arch of Constantine , " owned by
Judge Wnkuloy , is ono of the most magiiili-
cent pieces in this department.
A very largo photograph of Shoshone
Falls , loaned by the Union Pacific , attracts
considerable favorable attention.
"Tlio Madonna do San Slsto , " the
property of Uov. John Williams , is a piece
that would bo noticed anywhoto.
Mr. F. M. Kills , the architect , shows
ovcrnl very line pieces In drawing.
Some of the llnest steel engravings In this
department were loaned by Mrs. Ocorco SV.
Doane and Thomas L. Klmball.
The pillars nnd gallery rail alone
the north siilo ore inatlo very at
tractive by a superb display or bonds
nnd horns of door , ellc. buffalo and mooso.
These beautiful things belong to Mr. lloz-
ncsch , Mr. II. II. lleday , Mr. .Inmos Cham
bers and the Union Pacific Knilroud com
pany.
lOiiinm Abbot t's Picture.
One of the most attractive pieces in the
cntiro exhibition Is n pastel portrait , llfo
size , of limmn Abbott. U is'tho property of
the L. B. linn Portrait company of Minne
apolis. Nona but connoisseurs should attempt
to criticise this superb piece of work.
Toward the southwest corner of the main
linll. just at , the entrance to the room con
taining the great MunUacsy painting , stands
n masterpiece , the property of Mr.
P. D. Armour of Chlcnco. It Is
coiled "After the Hall , " but the subject has
boon treated In n very different manner from
that of thu etching spoken of in this article.
It Is n winter night scone , and the guests are
departing from the palace of the host in
their furs and greatcoats.
Opposite this superb painting hang some
very line portraits done by Elliott , Hea.oy
nnd other famous portrait artists. The sub
jects nro well known clti/cns of Omaha , Dr.
Ocorco L. Miller. Mr. Will Brown. Bishop
Clarkson nnd .ludgo Savage. There is ul o n
portrait of Charles Suinnor , the prop
erty of Thomas L. Klmball , that
Is said to 1)6 very Hfoliko. Another piece of
prcnt merit in the portrait line Is ono of Mr.
W , V. Morse's son , painted by Moschcles.
Some LmmlseiipeH.
Passing toward the southeast cor
ner of the main hall , ono come ?
upon sovcrnl magnificent pieces. An
evening scene , n landscape" owned by
Mr. P. D. Armour of Chicago , is n superb
picco and fascinates all who look at It.
A small landscape by Corot , owned by Mrs.
J. M. Woolworth , attracts merited notice.
Mr. Llnlngor's beautiful painting , "Tho
Kusslan Beauty , " occupies a place In the
southeast wing and Is nil mired more and
inoro by those who have scon It upon several
occasions. This is doubtless the finest piece
of work of the kind owned in the west.
Charles Sprague Poarco's ' masterpiece ,
"Tho Beheading of John the Baptist , " Is a
drawing card. The light upon the picture is
not so good as might bo , but the visitors find
it a very attractive picture , notwithstanding
the fact that the position of the two figures
suggests the horrlblQ death of that , most won
derful loreriinnerof the Christ.
In the same corner of the hall there nro
Bomo superb pieces by Dupro. the property
of Mrs , Motcalf of Omaha , n line portrait o'f
Mr. Llningor , by Mr. Wallace , and many
other valuable works of art.
In Interest.
The Interest Is growing nnd the attendance
Is increasing. There was n largo delegation
Up from Lincoln yostordnv. Efforts will bo
made by the Ilnydon club of Lincoln to barrow -
row many of the pieces now on exhibition
hero nnd open in the capital city when the
Omaha exhibition has closed.
Mr. Ltnlngcr Is anxious to encourage the
holding of these exhibitions l.i the larger
towns and cities of the stnto but ho thinks
the local artists should placothoir own work
upon exhibition as much as possible and help
to build up n homo interest in art all over
the stato. Ho says that exhibitions of a few
masterpieces will not stimulate homo art so
much us the practice of exhibiting homo
productions at the same time. This mis-
Blonnry work Is absolutely nccossary for the
Inculcation of general appreciation of , ana
love for , art.
Fine as silk II idler's Gorman Pills.
from $ -o up. Easy terms
Ilnydon Bros.
t'ltOM 'JSOt'XIt .IHOIIT US.
NtitmiNkii.
Vnlontlno has a now 200-barrel flouring
mill.
mill.Tho
The Republican City Town Lot company
has declared a dividend of $1.75 per share.
The Dodge hook nnd ladder company has
decided to glvo u firemen's ball December i" > .
The Independent says thorn U room In
Uruii'l ' Island for a paper mill and a twlno
factory.
The Odd Fellows Building company at
Itrokon Bow has boon reorganized and now
officers elected ,
The Norfolk News Is to bogln the publica
tion of a Sunday paper to take tbo pltico of
its rcgulai * wcouly edition.
The grain elevators at Euglo are getting la
nil the corn they can dandle , ana on soma
days the streets uro blocked with teams
uwalting tuolr turn to unload.
With the coming of u railroad tlio Wuu-
uota , Chasa county , Broczo announces that It
will again bundle on Its armor nnd bo ono of
the live local papers of the stato.
Over 150,000 hnvo boon expended by the
Canal company in Clioyonno county slnco the
Ut of April. A largo portion of this amount
1m * found ita wuy Into the bauds of Sldnov
trade * moo.
Whllo Joseph Scunff and wlfo were husk.
Ing corn near IWsing City , their il-yoar-old
child , which had boon luft in thu house alone ,
ot Uro to it * clothes In soma maunerand wa $
10 badly burned that it died turco hours
ftor borne discovered.
Tom Miller , a farmer living la Nornnua
county about flvo miles from Tatmago , wn
seriously and probably fatally hurt In n run
nway accident. Ho bad been hauling boa
to town nud was returning homo when hi
horses ran awny. tlovns found by n neigh
bar lying bos 1 do tlio road unconscious , Mci !
leal aid wits summoned' and all possible I
being done for' the Injured man.
The Goring Courier says : The work o
tbo farmers' canal Is going on now at ful
blast. The ditch at the head Is sixty fee
wide on the bottom , with a slope of n foot t
the foot of the banks , nmi they say it look
moro llkoa river than anything else. Th
day work Is Iielntf done at the head , whll
contract wont U going on along down th
Una for several miles. U is a big undcrtnk
ing. but they arc pushing It along with vigo
and energy.
J. F. Kedforn of Silver Greek , wb.Ho In th <
act of sticking a hoi : , was thrown and th
butcher knife thrust Into htu own neck , sav
ering two arteries. A young man hold tin
wound together while a messenger was sen
to Sliver Crook for n doctor , who , whnn In
came , was unnblo to tuko up the nrtorlo
and another messenger bad to bo sent twent ;
miles to Columbus for n .surgeon. The wonni
was dressed , but the boy is very low fron
loss of blood. .
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Iowa.
There Is some talk of organizing a commor
clal club at Dubuquc.
A Nebraska City man proposes to estab
lish a creamery ut Hamburg.
A jack rabbit weighing tivonty-tw <
pounds was killed near Odobolt the othc
day.
day.Tno
Tno Osknlooju oat inoal mill will manu
fncturo sixty-llvo barrels of product pei
day.
day.Thnro
Thnro are CM ChrNtlan EndeaVor socle
tlos In tbo state , with u membership o
2S.-IUO.
B v the first of next montti Anamosn wll
bo lighted with electricity , the plant to cost
about $8,000.
A county scat war Is on In Tnvlor county ,
Conwiiy wants tno court house removed U
that place from Bedford.
Niels K. Hanson of Dos Moines has beec
elected assistant professor of horticulture
and forestry at Ames collcgo.
Kimball Bros , will move their machine
shops and elevator works from Anamosa tc
Cedar Itaplds in order to got hotter shlppmp
facilities.
The eleventh anniversary banquet of the
Iowa State Traveling Men's association Is tc
bo held at tbo Savory house , Dei Moines ,
Friday evening , December I.
Floyd Crary , a former Lyons girl , mysteri
ously disappeared from the homo of her
adopted parents in Chicago. She Is 13 ycara
old and her parents died in Lyons sovornl
years ago.
A young man bamed Charley Waldrath oi
Madrid was bitten by n supposed mad dog
while at work on a farm near Woodward
nbout ton days ago. The young man has
boon taken to Now York for treatment.
Arthur llrldgomnn , for many vears cashier
of the State bank at ICookuk , has gone with
his family to Tucoma. where ho will ongngo
in banklnc. Before going ho was presented
by his friends with a oostly diamond stud.
Walter Patterson , IS years old , broke into
a Grinnoll hardware store and Mole a few
pocket knives , which ho intended to soil to
pay u debt of n few dollars. Ho Is now in
jail nnd will answer to the charco of bur
glary.
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The U. S eovornmmit are using lariro num
hers of the Improved Howe scales. Harden
& Sellcck Co. , agents , Cliic.iiro , 111.
piant ) . Now scale. Now
tuning dovioo. Sold on installments.
Ilnydon Bros.
HUSHING HUSINKS5.
Undo Sam's Decision Mill \Vorklnj *
Under Strong I'rossnrc.
The cnso of J. J. Hartnott vs John A.
O'Keefo , involving several thousand dollars ,
a suit for damages on alleged fail
ure to fulfill a contract , was
argued bcforo n jury yesterday
In Ui9 federal court. O'Kceffe ' , who was
u sub-contractor under Hartnott on n ploco
of nprapping on the lower Mississippi ,
claims that there was no failure on his part ,
as part of the contract lot to him was sub-lot
by Hartnott.
The cnso against the publishers of Vanity
Fair of Lincoln came up in the afternoon and
they were taxed M5 for mailing papers con-
tuiuing nu objectionable poem.
A decree of foreclosure was entered
for ? SOUO in the suit of James
Thompson against the Coliseum building
company , including M. S , Llndsoy , John M.
Thurston , Ann S. Campbell tmd Cnarles J.
Boll.
In the case of II. J. Forsyth against F. (3. (
Hamer of Kearney , being nn action to recover
upon promissory notes , in default n verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of 3.B02. . < M nnd
SlftO far-attorney's fee } was rendered by tno
jury.
The case of Joseph Ilcoffncr against the
Bonn Sash nnd Door company for the collec
tion of promissory notes amounting to about
83 , ! > 00 was taken up.
The International Loan nnd Trust company
secured a verdict against O. J. Cell man for
$5JOO. , :
Van Houton's Cocoa Pure , soluble econ
omical.
Competition trembles when Ilivydon
Bros. oj > 6n prices on pianos and organs.
STOP1M3O Hll'U.Yl'PlNG.
Cold Wctitlior 1'nts an Rmlmrgo on
MiKsonrl ItivoiWork. .
The recent colu snap seems to have caught
the Missouri rlvor riprap brigade In deoo
water. An effort was made last Saturday to
got all the boats unloaded and safely hauled
Into dry dock nt the government boathouse
across the river from East Omaha. But tbo
effort was unsuccessful and cloven of tbo
boats wcro frozen In the rivor. The super
intendent Is hoping to got the boats out and
properly cared for as soon ai the Ice thaws
out. Work will bo shut down for the win
ter. This will throw about sixty men out of
employment.
Gosalor'sMngicHoadaono ' .Vafori.Curjj a
ucadachcsin 'JO mlnutoj. At alt druggists
The now Hotel Brunswick , 10th and
Jackson , with all modern improvements
Now upon for guests. MoJornto prices
Itiilldiii' ; I'ormitH.
The following permits were Issued by tbo
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
J. I ) . Orulubton , reoiilrs to ollli-o and
store Imlldlni : , 1U 5 Fa mum struct . 11,000
One minor permit . . . x'Oj
Total
Military Man.
Lloutonnnt Sadgwlck Iltco of the Seventh
cavalry , stationed at Fort Klloy , Is In the
city on a fifteen days' leave of absence. Ho
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pasiry , Licht Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
Ltio other baking powder Cloci such wotk.
will upend a week nt St. Paul , vlsltln
friends. '
Mr. Witchcr , son of Major John S
Wltchor , paymaster at Salt Lake , will b
married tomorrow to Miss Nairn Marshall o
the same city. v"
Ono year ago today General Brookestnrtoi
for1 Pine Itldgo to take personal charge of th
Indian campaign.
The Host Authorities ,
Such as Dr. DIe Lewis , Prof. Gross , am
others , ngrcu that catarrh Is not a local but'i
constitutional dUcaso. It therefore require
n constitutional remedy like Hood's barsn
panlln , which effoctunlly nnd permanent ! ;
cures catarrh. Thousands pral.so it.
Hood's pills euro liver lllsJaundlcebllllous
ness , sick honuacho. constipation and al
troubles of the digestive ortrans.
AV1NTKII TOUItH
To. Summer Lund * via the
Itontc.
Tlio Wabash are now soiling round
trip tickets good returning. . Juno J ,
Iklll ! , to all llio winter resorts in Ton-
nessuc. Mississippi , Alabama , Georgia ,
Florida , North and Sotitn Carolina ,
Louisiana , Arkansas and Texas.
Tlio quickest and host route to the
Hot Springs of Arkansas , For tickets
and full information in regard to routes
east orHOUth cull at Wabash ollico , 150i
Farnam street , or write.
G. N. CLAYTON ,
_ N.V. . Pass. Aft.
SUL'ltKMK COUItT.
DcclHloiiH Given Yesterday Othni
Proceeding of the Ilndy.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Nov. 18. [ Special to Tun
BED I In the supreme court today the rol >
lowing decisions were handed down :
Con way vs St. Joseph Iron company ,
Error from Johnson county. Kovorsed uiii !
remanded. Opinion by Mr. Justice Norvnl.
City of Sewurd vs Con way. Appeal from
Scward county. Itoversod and dismissed ,
Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell.
Patterson vs Hawloy. Error from Doug
las county. Affirmed. Opinion by Mr , Jus
tice Maxwell.
Stehr vs Uabcn. Appeal from Hall county.
Affirmed. Opinion by Mr , Justice Maxwell.
Farmers Bank vs Harabmnn. Error from
Otoo county. Hovorsod and remanded.
Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell.
Watson vs Tremble. Error from Cass
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice
Norvnl.
The following cases were argued and sub
mitted : Furbush vs Barker , Thomason vs
ICearnoy , Clay vs Greenwood , Stateox rel
Blanchard vs Bcnton on demurrer.
The following cases were continued :
Downing vs Ovennier , Kittlo vs Jensen ,
Hush vs Kearney National bank , Kilpatrick
vs Atkinson , First National bank vs Bars-
tow , Savon Valleys bank vs Smith , Walters
vs IContzcn.
Thursday morning , Novcmbor 19 , nt 0
o'clock cases for tbo Thirteenth district will
bo called.
For corn shucliors Holler's Australian
Salvo.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla \ Of perfect purity.
LemonI
Lemon
- of great strength.
Orange >
Almond Economy < n their USQ
Almondf
Rose etCJ -J Flavor as delicately
Qnd dellclouslv on the frenh frulb
Sold in EngSand
for la. IMd. , and
in America
for 25 cents a bottle.
IT TA.BTES GOOT > .
i1 Dr , Acker's ' English Pills
Cnro Sickness and Headache.
URC Small , plcaianl , n furorllo with ( he
INK lu'llr. .
' I LLS W. II. IIOOKElt d : CO. , NEW YOUK.
FOR S U/-3 HY 1C till N .t oa unU SI1EH
MAN & MCOONNKLU OMAHA.
NO OTIIKT6
LEAVES A DEUOATB AND XJABTTNO ODOR.
For siilo by nil Druufuiil Fancy Ooods Dealers or II
nnuhlo to procure tlilaomlernil nii | > nemISB
In stamps and rccclvu a cnko liy return innll.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
twciety Walla ) ciitil KItllK to itnyono sonulniu
UucuwruppcraottitiaiuluiilloiUHiiiui.
Oir I'ou n Jtanirtli/
ir/ifr/i Jim n I'm .s'u/'r/y to
Ufa of Mather unit Clttlil.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
Jtoln Confinement of It *
J'uiii , JIurrar iintl Jtlik ,
Arterutlunnnoboltluor " Iiillii-r'n Vrlrml" 1
tufli'ri'il Imi Main imlii.uiul KM not ixivrlvncu | that
we.iknm. ndcrnnrtl utuul In micli vtuca. MM.
ANMK cunt , Uunar , Mo. , Jan. 13th , ib'Jl.
Kent by express , churtfi'i prepaid , on receipt ot
price , 8I.W | > ur Uoillf. ll.Kik tu llochcrs mailed ( rvu.
IIKADI'IKI.D Ili : < JIFI.V'rOK CO. ,
ATLANTA , < ! A ,
SOLD 11V AM , DUUI1UI3T.S.
PEQObT.
ENTAL
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Referring to the above fac simile letter of the well-known Boston firm of Miner , Beal &
Co. , it gives us great pleasure to state that after a protracted negotiation we have purchased their.
Wholesale stock of
manufactured for the present Reason's trade ; all new , fresh , desirable fabrics , cut in the very lat
est style and manufactured in the very best manner of this well-known Boston firm.
Messrs. Miner , Beal & Co. are known all over the United States as among the best , if not
excelling , all other manufacturers in Boston of fine , high grade , stylish clothing for gentlemen's
use. Their business record , extending over a period of more than 25 years , during which time
they have been considered pre-eminently the leading manufacturing firm of New England of fine
clothing , is a sufficient guarantee that their wholesale stock of Men's Business and Dress Suits ,
which we now offer in the "Continental. " is worthy the attention of every gentleman in Omaha.
This is no ordinary class of merchandise and should receive the just and careful attention which
the merits of the work demand.
After several days and , nights of incessant labor , we have received from their manufactory
this stock , and have arranged it on separate counters , apart from our regular stock in the "Con
tinental , " aiid shall commence the sale on Thursday morning , the 19th , at 8 o'clock.
Our limited space will not permit us to give a detailed description of each lot offered.
There are nearly 100 different styles of these fine business suits , and for the purpose of enabling
buyers to'determine the value of each lot as compared with usual prices in the ordinary course' '
of trade , we have arranged all the lots in three parallel columns. The first column gives the
actual guaranteed wholesale price of Miner , Beal & Co. , together with the stock lots represent
ing the garments mentioned. The second column gives what would usually be the lowest retail
price. The third column gives the price at which we are offering them in the Continental
Clothing House , showing the actual saving that each customer is guaranteed when purchasing
from this wholesale stock.
The prices marked on these goods are not fictitious values. The wholesale prices named
in the first column are guaranteed by the well-known firm of Miner , Beal & Co. to be their
wholesale figures. The figures in the second column we believe represent the lowest prices that
these could be ordinarily bought for in retail houses throughout the United States , and the dif
ference between the prices in this column and the third column will show the actual reductions
made.
Miner , Beat & Co.'s ' USUAL OUR
WHOLESALE PRICE. RETAIL PRICE. PRJCE.
LOT Fine Silk Stripe Cassimere Suit . $13.50 $19.00 $12.0O
LOT 2 Fine , All Wool , Velour finish Business Suit 17.50 , - 23.00 16.0O
LOT 3 Fiie Silk-Mixed Cassimere Suit 13.00 18.00 11. OO
LOT 4 Fine quality , Hockanum Mills Cheviot Suit 19.00 : 25.00 15.OO
LOT 5 Fine Silk-Mixed , Striped Cassimere Suit 12.00. -y , 16.00 1O.OO
LOT 6 Fine All Wool Gray Cassimere Suit 14.00 18.00 13.0O
LOT 7 Fine Blue Plaid Cassimere Suit 14.00 . 19.00 12.OO
LOT S Fine Silk-Mixed Worsted Suit 14.00 - 19.00 12.0O
LOT 9 Fine English Stripe Cassimere Suit - 12.00 15.00 1O.OO
LOT 10 Fine All Wool Fancy' Cheviot Sack Suit i i.op > . , 15.00 9.0O
' -OT 11 Fine All Wool Fancy 'Scotch Cheviot Suits 11.00 15.00 S.OO
l OT 12 Fancy Cassimere Sack Suit 8.50 . * ' I I.OO G.OO
-OT 13 London Twist Cassimere'.Suit , single-breasted sack coats. S.oo / > I O. OO 5.00
, OT 14 Y6uths' Fancy Cassimere Sack Suit 7.00 IO. OO * G.OO
-OT 15 Hoys' Sack Suit ' 9.00 I2.OO 8.00
Further comment is unnecessary. Please call at the store and examine these goods ,
we are -willing to abide by your decision in regard to their value.
Come early and avoid the great rush.
Continental Clothing House ,
Oorner * Douglas and ISth Streets.
PHE LARGEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING HOUSE WEST of the MISSISSIPPI