TIIK ( W.UIA HKK : TrUSDAY ,
TITlfl DAILY BEE
COUNCIL MMTI'S
f E ! NO. 12 PBAllti 5-TU1T.T
relit ffed ty rarilcr to nny part of ( lie rlty
II. W Tll.TON - Manngcr
rrri . riMinvra . I tlmlnmOfflPC No.43
Tr.IJ.I IIONHS
j jjigtn Kdltor No.Ii.l
HoMon Store. oloaUs nnd holldny goods.
A seated verdict , in the J25.000 damage suit
of IlnrrliiKton ngnlnul tlicCll.V will be opened
when tlio district court convenes tills morn-
Ins
( icorgp Simons ami Mnry ilohtis wore mar
ried yesterday nf lot noon by Kcv. He-no Do
funeral of tlio Into .lames A. .Inekson
will tnlto place Inmoriow nflwnoon ni a
o'clock from the residence of A. T. Hire , 1M !
1'ourtli sheet
Special miM'tlng UltifT City lodjre No 71.
Ancient I'Yeo nud Aeecpletl Masons , this
evening for wet k in the second decree. All
fellow crafts nnd Mailer Masons Invited.
Mr nnd Mrs John Collins desire to Until :
tlioir friends for the Iclndly sympathy shown
In so tiiiiny ways during the sot row caused
hv thi < illness and death of their daiiKhler ,
IMii
Klierift ll.ii-on left tnst cveninp for Fort
Madison with Larry Mnsliy. Svu'do Henry
Anderson and Polo Anderson in charge , nil
of whom will servo sentences in the pcnl-
tcntlarv
Thocxocullvo committee. of tlio Council
Nhifis Assoi luted Chnritiesvlllinot tit the
I'nion Christian Mission rooms on llrynnt
street this afternoon nt ! ! o'clock. Hi order
of the chairman , Henry Dclxing.
Ht'iitricp , tl-yenr-old duupliter of Mr. and
Sirs Hceklo.v. clled atI o'clock Sunday
afternoon ut the family residence in Ha/el
Dell township , of diphtheria. The funeral
v. Ill In UP place at 1 o'clock this afternoon
and the remains will be burled In Keel's
I'Yank Wilson , who Is In jail charged with
ohtnining hoard and lodging under false pic-
tenses sit the residence of Mr. Clark and at
the Neumajer hotel , has. It scums , been
plaj inif the same trick on other residents of
the city He registered at the Morgon
hotel on Lower Main street a few days ago ,
not only for himself , hut for live or. six men
whom hn .said would ho there later on.
Among the list of nainrs ho signed weio
thosoofChicf Kcanlan and Ofllccr Murphy.
The two oillccrs take this as a personal
nffront , and they will ho pleased lo see Iho
fellow sent tip for a time.
For fancy holiday goods ol every ile
script inn tfo to
M'HXKiumt's niiL'fs STOW.
I'orfimips , Uio IntosltityloH in package
null tlio most ilulieuto in odor. Finn y
ent lasH bottles , celluloid Roods and
toilet easox. Cull and boo our line of
Hpeeialties. HCHNMiliK'ri : ,
511 West Hromhvav.
After .Tixnimry I. Urown's C. O. D.
grocery will close cac.li ovoninir at 7
o'clock oAcopt Saturdays and Mondays.
Domestic FOiip is the nest.
Miss .losio Fhoa of Avoca Is In the oily vis
iting relatives.
( 'conn * Kudio loft yesterday for a business
trip to Buffalo , N. Y.
11 A. Hallciifter has returned from a trip
on tne road to spend Christmas at home.
Kov T. V. Thickstun Is spending the
Christmas holidays with his daughter , Mrs.
Dclviiy , in AlUnlie.
Miss Howard , a teacher In the Washing
ton avenue school building , is spending the
holidays with her parents in Ked Cloud ,
Nob.
Nob.Miss
Miss Mnimo Hill of Richmond. Ind. . who
has been visiting her cousin , Miss Lilian
1 In IT. for some time past , has decided to pro
long her si ay Indefinitely. She is a very
talented musician and will organise a music
class horo.
rliumbortt' D.iiirlni ; I'r.ietico.
For bcginncra , ovoi'.y Moiulny. Junior
clu&s , I p. 111. ; : ululls , 8 p. ni. Advanced
junior class uvcry Wednesday p. m.
Assemblies cvory Woilnosday 8'tO : p. in.
II ! H elegant academy in the Shutrnrt-
IJoiio block can bo secured , with clovntor
sorvh'os , for nartios and niUHcalos.
Apply to Mi- Winters at olorator. Tlio
best of music can bo furnished for all
jiai'ties.
Great halo of skates , sleds , pocketknives -
knives , velocipedes , boys' wagons.
Thcso are outCliribtmas specialties ,
and you can buy n pair of club skates for
fiOc , or a flood sled from fiUo to 7. > u , Bitf
line of iloe knivcH. Colo's , 41 Main
street.
iioiiii.ir iiiiiiii i.
Our specialties in celluloid poodc and
fancy toilet cases of every description
are unequaled in the city.
SfHN'niUIIIt'H D'ltlW HTOItIC ,
Till Woht Uroadwtiy.
lionc Hlhun.
Mr. Charles Howe and Miss Lhoy hliam ,
both of this city , were married Sunday evenIng -
Ing at the residence of the bride's uarents at
the Mergon hotel on Mala street. The cere
mony was performed bv Uov. Alfred ICnoll ,
pastor of the Trinity Methodist church , and
was witnessed by about UK ) friends , some of
whom were from oilier towns. Misses Anna
Oemmlck and Mamu I'ardoo acted as brides
maids , while Homer D.ivls and Ceorgo
Dunne divided the honors of best man be
tween them. After the marriage a sumptu
ous supper was served. Tlio happv couple
received maiiv beautiful and valuable * Kifts.
They will make their homo In Council Bluffs
Go to Sohnoidor'H drug store for holi
day goods. Our line of porfunies , put
up in original and cut glass bottles , with
the latest and most dollcato Bt.vloa and
odors. Cut glass bottles our specialty.
llu\o you seen the new gas hcatur.s at
the Gas company's olllco ?
Domestic bean IH the best
Sorvli'ii lit Ml , I'jinl'x ,
A pood-sl/od audience cathcred at St.
1'aul's chinch jesterday morning 10 eolo-
brato tlui Dirlli of the ChrUt child. Uev. 10.
.1 Babrock preached an eloquent sermon on
n subject suitable for the occasion. Ono of
the attractive features of the service was
thu Blnginir of the surpliccd choir , which ,
under the Instruction of the organist anil
choirmaster , . ! . II , SinmiH , has attained a
degtce of prollclcno.v that is remarkable
The offertory anthem , "Sim. , Oh Heavens , "
bv Tours , was given with dash and vigor ,
Miss 1'omeroy , ho has a sweet soprano
voice , taking the boln part. In the selection ,
"LikoSilver 1-amps , " by Barnby , tun choir
also showed the effects of careful and pains
taking drill ,
Great clearing halo of upholstery
goods , fringoti , Cliinanllksdotted SwihiJ ,
Koinnn htripes , etc. , at le s tlian coht
until .Ijimary 1 , 1801. Council Hhiffb
Carpet C'o.107 Uroadway.
Doiibiuoro tynowritors , Hiilios | | ) and
repairs for all typewriter * . .1. T , Find-
loy. Tel. Hll.
Abk your tirocei1 for Domestic soai\
Olllrcriii : > cli-ij.
The following ofllccrs have been chosen
for tno coming A car by I'otuwuttamio di
vision Xo. ! 8Oiilcr of Hallwny Conductors :
(1. T. Joslin , C. C. ; W. S. Wllkins , A. C. O. ;
1) . J , ( Jutes , secretary ami treasurer ; (5.
Miller. S. C ; J. T. Bell. J. O. ; O. U. Lundy ,
O. S. C , i John Moreau , I. S. C.
_ LudIcs , If you desire ansoluto peace in
tlTo kltulion nek your grocer for J. U ,
lloffumyr it Co.'s Fancy Patent Hour.
Trade mark Hluo Hoostor.
Ten nivlradB of poultry wanted , High
est cash price paid. John Dunn , 410
Upper liroudway.
Ask your grocer for Domestic sap.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Hotel Minnwfi Burned ti Gronnrt Jtnt nt
the Oloso of OhriUmas.
END OF A POPULAR BATHING RESORT
I'lro Started from Sonio Unknnwn Cnnin
and llclng fnr Itrynnil I'lro l.lmln
Noon llurniMl Ihn rrixnn llnlld-
The Hotel Manmva caught fire about H
o'olork last night nnd burned to the ground.
' 1 tie building had been unoccupied since
the close of ttio bnthlng and bj.Uinp season.
It was erected about live je. rs airo and was
a" frame structure , two stories high and
about -Klxl'-'O ' feet in ground dimensions
Soon after it was built S. I' . McCouncll , who
furnished the material , was compelled to
foreclose a lien on It ami in his possession it
remained. The loss is estimated at about
? H,0XI. ( Whether the building was insured
has not been learned.
Information of the fire was sent to the
Council HlulTs lire department , but owing to
the remoteness of the building from hy
drants , Chief Nicholson thought that It
would be futile to attempt to save It.
SnrrusHliil IlliliTlnltuinnit.
The entertainment given Saturday even
ing at Do Long's mission by thu girls Indus
trial school connected with that Institution
wasijulto largely attended. The amount
oloaied was about J.V1. which Is to he used In
the purchase of supplies for the Industrial
school and other urgent needs of the mis
sion.
sion.The hall was nicely arranged for the en
tertainment , being staged and curtained ,
and the program rendered was pronounced
excellent bv all present. Yesterday Messrs.
llancy A le Lorn : and Henr.Coker . , under
whose direction the entertainment was
given. , veie requested by various persons to
repeat it. Tncy luivo decided to do so , also
to make It a benefit for K v Henry Ie Lonir.
The. date llxed is Mondav , .Umimry 1.
High t hero a few words might be s'tid In
regard to tills mission and Industrial
school. Neatly ovor.v one In Council Bluffs
IUIOUH of the work accomplished b it in the
two years of its existence. It is an actual
fact that thousands have been clothed bv
Mr. DoLomr , and the results ot his labors
have been felt all over the city. Of course ,
he lias been ublo to do this thromili
the help of the coed people in this
city , but be is thu medium , and seems to bo
thu one to till the place. Mr. Ue Long has
received as salary during the last two years
a sum amounting to less than * IO per month.
His wife has also given almost her entire
time to the wont of supulying clotl'iue to
thu poor and in looking after the Industrial
"
trial school. In view"of these Im'ts
the people ought to make these
worthy workers a suitable Now Year's
present on * this occasion. The price of
tickets is hut 10 cents and the entertain
ment is worth far moro than this amount.
You can make up for this , however , after
you have supplied your own needs by pur-
uhasini ; as manv extra tickets ns the amount
you wish to give to this worthy purpose
will allow.
Mnt < iutih > no Kntirt lilt * .
Chambers' hall was the scene of a happy
gathering last evening. The Mncmosvno
Uaucing club was out i'i full force , the oc
casion being its second party of the season ,
The impronotmccnhllity of the mime ol this
now club ulil not seem to have any effect on
the members , and they danced as long and
as earnestly as though there was nothing in
their make-up but what was purely United
States. The gowns of the girls were paily
colored , and harmoni7cd with the tints of the
hall so as to form a charming picture. It
was ono of the men lent parties
ever given in Council Bluffs A punch
bowl and cake founed ono of the
nt tractive tcatures of the enter
tainment. Pho following young people were
present : MissesSadio Mudge. Mate Crandall -
dall , Anna Ilujes , Nellie Hai'dln , Lena
Fonda , Alice Boiiham , Kdlth Allen , Bertha
Ilungnto of Omaha , Mamo Hume , Sadie
Davis. Charlotte Bobbs , Jessie 1'ickoriug ,
Mnhoi nnvlrn Annl IfndlipM nf Ontn MM. Aliiiii
1'feiffer , Kiinna Inninii , Maude In-
man , Dora Anderson , Lllllo Davis ,
Nellie Keller , Jessie Gilbcit , Bessie
Hungato of Omaha , Kthel Colclongb ,
Air. nnd Mrs. 'F. K. Dobbins. Mr. and
Mrs.V. . 1C. Da wson , Messrs. IlarrvP. Davis ,
J. 1' . O'lConfe , M. Cloldsmith of Omaha ,
OsearS. Williams , H. B. Crouch , Clark 13.
Hayes , George W. Westerdahl , B. L. Komper
of Omahn , H. D. Sawyer , John Beno , jr. , H.
N. Hattenhauer , Herb Kitfga , John Mudge ,
.1. 10. MoDormott. W. Jacobs , H. D. Drown ,
C. 1C. Stoddard , F. Strykev of Omaha , W. C.
Bartlett of Omaha , Cnnrlcs ( JcrUc of
Omaha , A\ ill Martin , A. C. Keller , 10. A.
Ingoldsbv. O. ( J. Osboruu of Omaha , S. K.
Barker . D. Bebee , William Gilbert , M. 7 .
Korsaitt of Omaha , William F. Mack of
Omaha.
_
Clirlitmiis Aiiioni ; tlin .I.tll Itlrils.
'J'ho iiritoners in the county jail were given
a big dinner yesterday and they all cnjojed
It to thu full limit. In addition to thu usual
delicacies , Sheriff Ilnreu extended them an
extra courtesy In the shape of a box of
clears , live pounds of smoking tobacco , a lot
of chewing tobicco and a bushel of apples.
The sheriff of the "kangaroo court" took
the extras hi hand and divided them up
among his constituents. Some of the men
did not smoUe , so tnoy traded their cigais
for po'inuts. Somu of tiem were uncom
monly fond of apples , and they set up a
> oker shop with a onc-applo ante , the result
Doing that the rich man's fruit was soon
divided very unequally. Among thu prison
ers \\as ono colored man , who , with loirs In
Ills eyes , hogged that ho might bo allowed
to stay in Jail until after the turkey anil
cigar spioad was over , ids term being out
yesterday morning. His request was
[ ; ranlcd and ho was given the last whack at
a turuo.v wishbone that ho will have , in all
probabilltv , until iho next tlmo tie steals his
way behind tlio bars. Altogether , the
prisoners had a very happy tlmo ol it , and
although their way of passing the day was
rather different from that of aomo people
who wear holler dollies and smoke bolter
cigars , it Is lo l-o doubled if the amount of
pleasure they experienced to tliu square
inch was not fully as great as their moro
fortuualo bill less plclurcsquu brothers.
llro'ce u Mtow C'MMC.
Charles Swoiletiburg , a young man who
was formerly employed In Iho J\ow England
bakery on Bioadway. is in jail as Iho result
of a llillo trouble ho had with thu proprietor
of the place Sunday ovenlni ; . Yhero had
been a misunderstanding between iho men ,
nnd Swedenborg went Into the place with
the object hi view of settling it then and
there , tlo was accompanied by a Jatrof very
comfortable proportions. Ho encountered Air.
Efford. who tried to put him out as boon
ns tin found that Swcdonberg was bent u.on |
making trouble. Tlio young man was some
thing of u scrappnr , however , and KfTord had
eonaldurablo iroublu In pulling him oul.
Swcdunbiirg kicked o\ef a show case an. I
knocked Mrs. KlTord , who happened lo bo
mantling near , over in among ihu doughnulR
and cookies. Shu was badly hurt , and stilt
worse frightened. All day \estcrduy she
\\iisiindcrlhucaroof a physician. Olllcer
Murphy nrresioit Sxvcticnborg yesterday on
nn Information tiled by IClTord charging htm
with disturbing thu pence.
DoWItt's Little ICarly Ulsurs Small pills
safe pills , best pills
hu-'iir i urn ! MI' : ir Cum !
Try the Council lllulfs sugar corn.
The best in the market.
" Absolutely no chemicals used to
bleach the corn white. It is young ,
tender , bwcot , clean and wholesome.
George. S. Davis , jrc ) cnptionUniggist.
bmoko T. I ) , Kuiir & Co'a Purtngas.
l i Arcuiiiiiiinliito.
Texas Sittings : it was a very ragged
but an exceedingly polite hoggin- who
took off Ills greasy cap to u gentleman
on Hrcadway and hiiid :
"I'ardon mo , sir , will you please
grant mo the favor of a gratuity of fi
centhV 1 have not yet dined. "
" 'either imvo I , jaid the gentleman ,
more ( o himself than to Ihn i > < ggnr ' < c-
CIUIM ho was hurr.Miig home for Hint
purport' ,
"T'li'ii ' make II lOconK" snlil the bofr-
gni1 , "and we'll illnu togothor.
*
SUE 18 AWONDSH.
Itrmnrhnliln Trick * I'prtnrmril IJ" n Mlnd-
Thci'o Is n young Knglishwomati In
Now York who. according to the Time' ?
of that city , is either the greatest
fdelght-of-hand performer on earth or
else n mind-reading wonder bo ldo whom
Washington Irving Hlshop and the rest
wore clumsy apprentices.
Tlio young woman's nnmc is Mi ?
Maud Lancaster , and she hails from Lou-
don.
don.On
On Friday night she gave a private
exhibition of her powers in ono of the
parlors of the St. James. When she had
linlshed , the audience , miulo up of news
paper men , Dr. Cvrus Kdson of the
Health board , \r \ , Wynkoop and a num
ber of other skeptical persons , \\vro
utterly dumbfounded and tumble to ao-
count for the remarkable performance
on any other ground than the po-sesshm
on Miss Lancaster's part of a psycholo
gical power that is incomprtdii-uslblc.
t'nder the circumstances surrounding
her performance , charlatanry was ap
parently out of the question , and the
things accomplished by bur bad to be
taken as evidence of a moat mysterious
psychic force.
Hut Miss Lancaster does not appar
ently require personal contact in her
performances. She asks a room full of
people to concentrate their mind , and ,
coming blindfolded in the apartment ,
she ims-os her hands through the air ,
touches a person here and there , and
then lindh a card that has been hidden
away , reads its face , without e\en put
ting her hands on it : finds a pin that lias
been carefully feccretcd : and t-o on ,
The now mind reader is a very slender
young person , not at all handsome , but
gifted with a pair of great , dark , liquid
eyes that almost transform her severely
plain face. She looks ascetic , and speaks
with a peculiar , fur-away intonation , as
if the did not see the people in front of
her. even when the cloth which she
wears before her eyei so much is re
moved. Her arms , bare to the elbows ,
are so delicate that they worn almost
transparent , and her long , white hands
are apparently a ma s of tender nerves.
They move incessantly in a slow , ryth-
mic , graceful manner , and seem to bo
the mediums through which she lirst
feels the thought waves that como from
the people in the room.
All the bo-called mind-rcauing feats
accomplished in the past , however mys-
tlrious and bewildering they might
appearhavo been accounted for by inves-
tegators on the ground that it was not
mind , but miibc.le-rea ing. The nor-
former would bo in personal contact with
the individual whoso mind it was sup-
popcd he was reading. A hidden pin
would be located by the blindfolded
mind-reader by the involuntary twitch
ing of the muscles in the hand of the
per-'on who had hidden as the place of
secretion was approached. A very deli
cate physical o'rgani/.ation would there
fore ace Mint for nearly , if notnil , , the
mind-reading phenomena exhibited in
the past by Bishop and others.
The performance on Friday night was
arranged in the shape of a program
containing tix numbers. In her peculiar
voice .she lirst explained to the people
who had been summoned to meet her
her method of "tuought transfer , " as
she culled it , without personal contact.
"If some lady or gentleman will hide
a pin Mdnewhi're after I withdraw , I will
return and liud it , " she taid.
In company with two of the spectators
she left the room , and at a given signal
she returned blindfolded. The nin had
been hidden in the under side of a man
tel lambrequin by a newspaper man.
Miss Lancaster gently waved her hands
in the air , passed in trout of the people
seated on either side of the room , and ,
with slight hesitation , she went directly
to the mantel. Hero she hovered for
some time , us if in doubt , but dually she
jiullcd out the pin amid general applause.
Miss Lancaster withdrew again under
proper escort , nnd the company selected
a lady and gentleman to whom the mind
reader was to present bouquets of
dowers which had been prepared. A. II.
Ilummol , the lawyer , made the selec
tion , fixing on Mrs Cyrus Edsou at , the
recipient of a bunch of pinks and on a re
porter as the recipient of n white rose.
Mibs Lancaster came in blindfolded an
before , picked the pinks from the table ,
and. after walking half way round the
room once , she retraced her stops and ,
after gently touching Mrs. lidhon'b Head
she presented the dower s to her. The
white rose was handed ts the reporter ,
eho.-.ou with oven greater rapidity. The
young woman bowed as overv ono ap
plauded , and , removing the cloth from
her eyes , she said :
"Now I will find stolen jewelry. If
some lady or gentleman will take a
piece of jewelry from some one in the
room , 1 will find it and restore it to the
owner. "
Dr. Kdson was selected after Miss
Lancaster had retired. lie took an
cmornld ring from tlio linger of Dr. G.
W. Weld , and hid it in the plush of a
botteo in the room. Within a few min
utes after her reappearance Miss Lan
caster had found the rimr.
Then a peculiar thing occurred. Dr.
Weld bad unconsciously changed seats
witli a lady who sat beside him. No ono
in the room had noticed this , but the
mind reader was evidently induoneed.
Aft > r homo hesitation , and groping
around , she dually placed the ring on
the linger of the lady. There was a
murmur of dissent which allowed the
mind reader that she had made a mis
take. Again bho bugan her groping ,
gently swaying to and fro and feeling
the air incessantly. She came buck to
the lady and placed the ring on her
llifgor again , then drew it olT again , and
then , suddenly taking hold of Dr. Weld ,
bho slipped the ring on his linger.
Ono of the reporters took tlio aeo of
hptides out of a pack of cards and hid it
in the pocket of another reporter. Mihs
Lancaster returned blindfolded , deter
mined where tlio card was , and then ,
without taking it out of the roportcr'h
pocket , fahe buid slowly : "It is iho acu
of bpndes. "
She repeated this trick twice. She
also ruiul the number of a bank note ,
which wiii held by I'olico Captain
O'Connor , without touching the captain
or the note. Then she picked out ,
blindfolded , one of nine knives that had
been used in the commission of a mock
murder during her absence from the
room , selected the murderer from the
audience , picked out the murdered man ,
who was Francis St. Gojrgo Howe , the
railroad contractor , and illustrated
exactly the manner in whichthe killing
had been done , by bending Mr , Ilnvo'o
bead back and drawing the knife across
his throat.
Sweet breath , 8i\oat btomaun , sweet tem
per } Then use IXsWui'sLHtlo ICirly Hisera.
A lii'iiiiin > tritliui
Cleveland Plain Dealer : Haby Wa-
ycow-oo !
Wife Quick , John , the baby's fallen
Into the buckwheat jar ! Qdlck. on
your life !
Abs-ent Minded Student No hurry ,
u great principle U involved. That
child , madam , hat ) reversed the plan of
the solar sy&tem-
' 'Wluit cioyou mean , you fool ? "
"Djift you tee , madam , that the gun
in the yeaat' ; " '
SUPPOSE WE HAU WAIl.
Tlin S irt Columbia ) < | lnlil S ci-p ( Nun.
merer frntitUiBeiK.
Whether the new cruiser Columbia
could catch the fastest'lM-can liners nbw
alloat or not Is a quf/iion often dis
cussed in shipping circles , tajs the New
York Tribune. Tliat-nho would be a'llo
to overhaul nearly alUoccan merchant
vessels is admitted , nny there are one or
two which it IB a qoniitllm if she could
overtake. On her trial trip the Colum
bia for four hours Timde an average of
112.81 knots an houvVD'hls was made
under the most favorable circumstances ,
with picked coal aiuFpleked lit emeu. It
is a rule that a mrtn-of-wnr does not
make afterward , In the ordiimry course
of her life , as fast thujas on her trial
trip. It is ul < > trije tluit modern men-
of-war have never been called upon to
make phenomenal hunts of speed in the
course nf their cruises , except in caes
of pressing emergency.
It is ' afe to say. however , that the Co
lumbia will Imvo a sustained sea speed
of over twenty-one knots in cruising
time. The two vessels which the Co
lumbia might have dillleulty In catch
ing are the Campania and the Lueunm.
The Campania lias made the highest
averuce hourly speed ever attained ba %
vessel in a tr > in"tithintic voyage. She
did it this month when she made an
average of 21.118 knots from Queenstown
to New York. The hlghcbt average
speed for one day was made recently by
the Lticania. which ran at an average of
122.7-1 knots for twenty-four hours and
fifty inimitosT-a nautical duj-coming
west.
It will be vei'ii that the Columbia. Lit-
cnniu and Campania arc at least worthy
rivals in speed. The greater length of
the big Cunarders would tell in their
favor in a heavy s-eu way , but that ad
vantage might be otlset by the fact that
while the screws of the big Cunurder.s
might bo "racing1' the triple screw
equipment of the Columbia would give
her a greater hold on the water. "This,1'
Chief Constructor Wilson once -aid of
the Columbia , "would tell greatly in a
chase after a liner. ' '
If the Columbia were after a trnn-ut-
lantic liner , on thoughts of capture in
tent , she would undoubtedly bo driven
for all she was worth oven as the Prairie
Hell was when
"She ciinic teai lug along that night ,
Tli oldest hunt In the line ,
With u nlKjterMuml on berinfctyalo
And her Cm mice ciammedltli iiisln and
pine. "
Then she might make her
twenty-two knots or , if the weather
were favorable , como up to her
trial speed. Hut the Campania
and the Lucania would also be "hust
ling' ' and making the best time they
could. Now suppose there was war be
tween niiglaud and America , and the
Columbia was looking for ono of the two
big ships , which , under those circum
stances , would be either in use as trans
ports or transformed into light-armed
commerce destroyers themselves. A
sharp outlook would be kept from the
crow's nest for the swift and terrible
Columbia. As her four smokestacks
would make her more readily distin
guishable than an ordinary ship , she
could bo recogni/cd foV u certainty with
a glass , say fifteen miles under ordinary
circumstances , or 'sa-y1 approximately
ojghteen miles undcjr the most favorable
circiiniHtuuecs.
The Columbia would , also rcoogiir/.e
the Cunardor and the1 race would begin.
If the Columbia made the time the made
on her trial race of 112.81 knots and the
Lucnnia made the best time she ever
made of 22.7-1 knotsnn , Hour the Colum
bia would have gained on the Lucania
at the cud of an hour .07 of a knot. Hut
the Lucania has the advantage of an
eightccn-milo start. Righteon miles is
equal to about 15s knot's.1 ' Tlio fraction
is a trille larger , but two-thi df ? is near
enough for practical purposeXow , if
the Columbia gains'.07 of a knot in one
hour it would take her a little over nine
days to overtake the Lucania. In that
time the Lticania could easily intikc a
British fortified port , no matter where
the chase should take place. Kngland
has a chain of fortidcutions around the
world.
In the case of the Campania , taking
her best average speed for a transat
lantic voyage of 21.28 kn-.ts , the Colum
bia would have u difference in her favor
of l.ri.'l knots. If she gained 1..0H knots
an hoar on tlio Campania it would take
her to overcome the 15j knots which the
Campania had the start , about ten
hours , and twenty-five minutes. It
would therefore seem as if the Lucania
were the only ship which the Columbia
could not catch. In a long , .stern chuso
such as the Columbia would have after
the Lucania , she would not probably get
within fighting range until days enough
had passed for the Cunardor to make a
port , or for the chase to bo given up. In
the case of the Campania , u gun from
the Columbia would probably shorten
the chubo. Say the Columbia , in chas
ing the Lucania , opened lire on her at
five knots distance. Then oho would
have ten and two-thirds knots to over
come before she could fire , and that
would take her over six days.
Nolhinn can exceed Ihu care with which
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne is
in ado.
PATRIOTIC TABLETS.
New York I'.irnlHliun \ Imliln I'roof ot Itcvu-
Intlomiry l.ujulty.
New Yorkers are endeavoring to
eradicate the common belief that it is
not a true American city. The erection of
the Halobtatuo In City Hall park and the
ceremonies of unveiling that deserved
tribute to an hericc llguro in tlio re
volution were visible and gratifying
evidence of a patriotic awakening.
The erection of the statue was fittingly
supplemented with a number of tablets
markiiir ! historic spots in tlio struggle
for liberty. The first tanlot unveiled by
the Sons of the ItotoIiilEon was on the
spot where the battle of Golden Hill
was fought , on January 18 , 1770. Thin
engagement occurred at a point now
bounded by William , John , Fultm and
Gold streets. The place was marked by
a house which was cruclod soon after
1H)2 ( ) , in which - your the corporation
opened up the stl-obts between Wall
and Pair now ( l ultbit1 greets ) and east
of Hrondwny to tlq | * river. The
house was used at varloiib times before
and during the rovpluijon us a tavern
and eolTee house , , and it numbered
among its patrons Gu.'n'go Washington ,
Lafayette , Stoubuii , "General Putnam ,
and other illustrious ihuii. Its unmoor
now , 122 Williain sireot , is kept as a
hostelry by Joriopl ) JJolus. Tlio tablet
committee-of the Sonsf/f the Revolution ,
oniposud of General Daniel Huttordold ,
Rev. Dr. Morgan l > ix , C'jloiiol Floyd
G'larkson , John Austin Slovens and
Uiivid Wolfe , mot kit vTi historic house
and had a holiday 'juJMation. ' Hero is
the in-criptlonou tlnj , ) j/on/.e tablet :
Here January 18 , ITT'kdho ' light took place
between iho Sons of Liberty and thu liritish
rcgulais ( Sixtccnl'j foal ) . First blood shed
In tlio war of iho rJvo'.uUun.
Jerome Buck tinvolleii the tablet on
the Washington building , at No. 1
Broadway , tlio in peciuoj ; being :
ilc.ru blood the houbo unvo occupied b >
Genera ! Gcor&u Wuslimclou and General
Gcnrt'o Clinton as hcaJquautrs uurmg thu
revolutionary war.
The tablet at B jwllng Urenn has this
record :
Hero stood the leaden sinluo of Georuo
111 , kintr of Knuland. was dusiro.\cd Uy iho
peoplojuly U , ITTiS. and later m.ulo Into bul
lets for the American .inn.v
At tUo southeasterly corner of Wash
and Lalght streets the tablet
reads'
To commemorate the landingofGencr.il
( Icoige Washington at the fool of L'llpht
street. North Kiver , accompanied by the
troop. . Philadelphia City Hoise. .July .
l < * 5. on his way to lake coinmiiud of the
American nnnj at O-imbridae , Mass
At Broadway and Forty-third street
'
the tablet has'thls inscription :
Near tl .A spot. September IS. ITTi'i , the da
before iho bailie of Hiirlem. General Georg
Washington nnd General Isrnl Putnam met
and consulted during thu movement of the
American army.
The tablet at One Hundred and Fifty-
third street and F.tc\cntli avenue reads
as follows :
To commrmnrnte the batlle of Harlem , on
September 10. iTTii Here Colonel Thomas
Knowlton and Major Leltcii weae so badlj
wounded thai < tcath soon closed their pa
triotic sen Ices for ihelr couutty.
AHM1ES FiiAU THIS FLY.
Wliy Kill ? t.nliciisulu I'll red tin' llrllUli
K.itlicr tleni lln < DiMidl.i 'Im-Mo.
Probably never until the Matubele war
was the Ilight of an tinny , a nation and
a king from a victorious enemy effectu
ally stopped by a lly. Nor is the Uy
which barred the path of Lobciigula
and his people very large or very for
midable looking. Of ah tut the si/o of
the ordinary American housclly , this
African lly seem" to have peculiar function
tion- , one of which , at that particular
time , was to stop the Might of the de
feated Mutaboles from the pursuing
British. Tlio tsetse lly bolt extends
through the Xtimbe/.i country. The
tsi't-e is found among bushes or weeds
and ne\er in the open country. This
particular belt of territory it never
leave- . Its bite or sting is certain death
to cattle , hor-.es. sheep and dogs. It
luis no harmful elTcct upon men , mules
and gout" .
The formidable isot-o i- only a shade
larger than our ordinary house lly. The
nrirnn with which it slays its victims is
a long , horny proboscis. It contains a
compound bristle , or two needle-like
piercer- . These piercers communicate
with a poison bulb at the ba-e. It
thrusts its proboscis into the animal's
body and then pumps the poison through
its veins from the bulb at the ba-e. The
tsot-e's sting produces uri immediate
ellcct , but in a few days there appears
an exudation for ab'iut half an inch
around the punctures. The eve and
no-o begin to run. The skin quivers , as
if with cold , and swelling under the
jaws occurs. The animal growj thin
and weak , until it is but liltl- more
than a skeleton. It may live in that
condition for months , but death always
occurs eventually. There is no explana
tion for the immunity enjoyed by man ,
the mule and the goat from the poison
of the tsetse's sting. Nor do wild ani
mals stilTer from it.
.Irduo Muxpm'M 1'rovpihH.
A man that kin make money ain't
waiitiu' a government job.
This sine , $ , ought never be worth less
than 100 sent.wharevcr you -co it.
Tulkin' is workln' in the United States
sennet.
A candidate that wants votes rite bad
is liKely to fergil the Ten Command
ments.
Some voters vote for rovonoo only.
A stump specker's backbone ain't a
serkumstaii-o to his jawbone.
The Goddc.-s uv Liberty ain't ollijibblu
to the Tinted States sennot.
What a pui'lie man says in n newspa
per is subjick to change.
lit a diplomat never told a lie he'd
never hav a job.
Wimmen kuos more about euliko than
they do about the coii-titution.
The pruetiklo polltishau is the works
iu-ide the clock.
An editor can't run the country mobbo ,
but ho kin toll Homebody else how.
It is a heap site eir/.ier to brake a party
than to make it.
That party ain't got much use for a
HEALTHY CIIILDUEN
como from healthy
mothers. And
mothers will cer
tainly l > e healthy
if they'll tnlo Dr.
l'icree'8 Kmprito
'
'Proscription.
Nothing can equal
it in building up a
woman's fctrength ,
in icgulaling mid
assisting nil her natural functions , nnd in
putting in perfect order every part of the
female system. It lessens the pains nnd bur
dens of cbild-beariiif ; , supports and Micngth-
ens wcnk , nursing inotlieit , nnd promotes un
abundant bccietion of iiourfehmcnt.
It's an invigorating , restorative tonic , n
soothing and bracing nervine , nnd u f/imcoi-
trcd remedy for H omen's ills nnd ailments.
In every chronic " fenmlo complaint" or
wenknesH , if it ever fails to benefit or cuie ,
you have your money buck.
Thousands of people , with worse cases of
Catarrh than yours probably is , liavo l > een
permnnontlv cured by Dr. Sago's Catarrh
Komedy. That is the reason why its pro
prietors nro tiling to promise you $ MW if
you can't bo cured.
ON FIRE
With nt'Oiil'Ing rircinna nnd other
Itdiluu , Ijiiinliiu'i blci-ilint ; , M.dy ,
bloUli > anil [ ilmjily rLIn .mil null ] )
dlnc-ii 'B vruiiirlHiilli ulitMil and
Hlindll ) ciiri-cl lij lliiccluljiatul
CUTIILIIA IlBHhUIKn.lbeKrratiH
* Un curi H , blood puiillt'iH , itiul hu
iiiui fiixilliH ul modem tlnuu
hol > I' i I'Dhoi , l > i > oilij.
Mnu Dnvolopoil
RENEWED
IMHJ ( JURAT MPK
I uUer. CIII'IIJINK , will
ivHioie all tin1 iron tr.iilvo
onraim. liniuitiinev lui-
liOHHlhleir CUIM1IINK H
lined. Send for fl'Ju clr-
ciilarH and testlinnnl.ilH.
IIAVOU MIDICINI : : co.
l' . O lIux'JllTII. Sail Kr.lii-
idhi'o Cat.
I'ropdKilK lur him or ( 'niMtriietion.
denied liliK for hulldln u Ktorni walnr hewer
on Twelfth. Thli Icenth , D.ile nnd Sevi'iitceiuh
htreotH will ho ri'Lvlvtd hy thoclly elurlc of
Sioux City , la , until H o'elo ' p. in. TiiL'siluy ,
Jiinuaiy in , IH'Jl.
Thuie will hn uliniU 1'JOO . feotof t foot 4
Inch. MOO feet of 4 fool li Inch , nnd : ) , : )0l ) ( feet
of l > foot hi Id ; i-ouer , and .i''oul ' fiOO loot of 1' ; ,
10 and 18 Inch plpo huuui , ahoutiJU hrlcU In-
lids and 10 niiinholiih.
Plans e.iui he won , and spei'lllcatloim mid
luitdhiK hlaukii ean ho obtained at the olllcu of
iho elly enulnoer.
A bund In the sum of 40 pur ( ! lit of tlio
amount hid , lth two ueeupiahiu hiuetles , onii
to bn u leililiiit of Moiu t-'lly , must ueeoni
puny euch bid.
Two hhls am iisKed , one eondltloned upon
payment on mouthy eMliuuto * In eiibh , und
onu on puynu'nls on monthly n-.tlnmtcs ! In
hewer honiN iiiiiiiliii : IMU , thii' , four and ll\o
yeais , beiuhiK Jnloiest at Hut. rain of li pur
cent.
Tlio light U lubcivuil to reject nny or all
bid * .
K.M'IIK PlINDK ,
Chairman Sewer Commltli-e.
.SottiMi to ruliiKIl er ,
Notieu Is lierobv ulvun thnl boilud
will ho reouhel at Ihu ollleo of the county
elon < of Kuya 1'nhii county. .NuUr.iMldi , until
January 1 1 , Is'.H , for fuiiilahlu ; sulcl uonnty
with
Two ( ! ijulro dead records.
TwoOquiro innrt'iiao iccorlc ,
Onoiiiinlro induv of mo-l nuua ,
One Uiilro | Indtx of dcuun
And , tlso nil older records In llrjulro bonln ; ,
nnd i : ul uiunUh , puns , holdorH anil ncnc.lK ,
rnhl.'cr ifinds , etc. , fur tliu your 1KU , eoniinla-
bliinuri reserving Iho r xht to ioj ot any und
nil Id ( in.
Uv ur.ler of county hoird nf Keyu 1'iilm
ctiunlv. NuhrasU i , W.T. THU.MAK.
di-U'-lU 3tl County Dior * .
MJ1V J'C 111 , UJA'I I ( .V . .
ci'uiiiil of Ihn only rational mode of treat
ment l > aiiiihlt | * ! ltloii JOc AililrouK
lr WlllUiiiDon , New London , Conn ,
mnn tlmt Ililtiks uv Ms foim'v
Ills partj
l'nrl > | irlnslcl { iilnt tmrty
every time.
Unltotl Stntos Hcuiitors h sllll ( | iuitoil
par.
A jiuriy tlitit h ufrciul to llto It out
H ( int.
Cifro liidU'dstloii and hlliousnosi with
Jo-Witt's l.lttlu KarlyKlsers.
DIGUING FOR A FORTUNE.
Nrnrlj Tno Mtlllnni ' Itiilmitrrdit' * Moiipy
A unit * u I'l'iiler , '
Near the town of l.i : 1'latti , in tlio
rgcntlno 1'opnblio , there is a fortttno
of sonio $1,500.000ocmvly bound in n
tcol ehost , buried in the ground out-
< ido the cltv.
This tivasuro is somewhat on thoonloi1
if the supposed Captain Kidil troii-uro ,
int the iiiono.s is in Itank of Mnglnnd
lotos , and the following IH iho wuv In
which this enormous iiiUDunt of cash was
ilddon from a lur o pai'ly who moon
: ho hunt for It.
When the civil war broke out In Chile ,
I'resident Malniaccdn , fooling Iho neces
sity for several men-of-war , coinniis.
sionod Colonel Pinto , ono of bin most
trusted friends , with the amount of
noney above nicntioni'il to purchase ves
sels in Kngland.
Colonel I'into embarked on ono ot the
steamers plying between Valparaiso
ind Liverpool , but the time required for
'lim to get to Knirland wns t-o long that
icforo he reached port Malniaccdti had
ologrnphed hlni-to rctui'ii without purchasing -
chasing the s-hip.
C'oloncl I'lntj changed the bills of ox-
'liiingc whicli the president had given
lini into Hanx of Knghind noloH , put
hem into a hteel chcsi and returned to
Valparaiso. Hn route ho learned of the
lownfnllof Ualniaccda. and he concluded
that the Arircntino republic would be a
nore agreeable country for him to ll\o
in.
ITe consequently took up his ab-idc in
that ] dacc , but. being afraid to put Iho
money in anv bank , for feat' that his
oncmicM would claim it. he buried the
treasure , and later , fooli.shly. went , to
Valparaiso , where he was arrested and
imprisoned.
Naturally , the government wanted iho
money , and they t"iod all the means in
their power to obtain it. Colonel I'into
fused lo divuliro the hilling place of
the treasure , and the fact getting
abroad that the money wa < buried ,
almost ovor.vbodv around the usually
quiet town of La I'lata is digging with
pick and bhovol in their hunt for the
bteol chest.
Little pills for great Ills : DoWUl'sUlUe
ICarly Risers. _
II'H : i l.oiid Tb I MI ; .
Thcro Is no relish moru comforting lo the
inner being ihan Iho conseiousuess of bav
in r 1 g ilcned Iho burden ol poverty and
carrioi ch-'erinto the haunls of luislorlune.
'fry it.
Relieved me of a bevcrc Hlootl trouble.
It lias also caused my hair lo grow out
again , as it had been falling out by the
handful. After trying many physicians
in vain , I am so happy to find a cure in
S.S. S. O. H. EuiiiiiT , Galvcston , Tex.
' THJP * ? fiyforclnp out perms of ( h- >
SC'l J 1 1O c.ifeand thu poison 3 well.
S 3It 13 entirely getalilu and hanulc' ' ? ' ? .
Uloodnnd H.ln mailed free.
STicatlsoon Swell w Co. , Atlanta , Ga-
100K ,
This T.nilt He'lii'iwill KiT | > i iriin HUil Hloclc
tank from frce lnu In coMest ui-.ithcr. Ki-w Htuck-
men n-allre the Hivlni ; lo their e iltli * In cold
we.itlier. Made of cxlia hc.lv.N k'.lU .nil i-il IKIII
Will IIIKI niMiiyI > : IIH wllliuni iviuliSnl in am
llildri'HH on ii-eulpt of tlO IHI 1' . O. II. Hero DlHouiinl
to tliu ti.idc.
COLE & GOLE IU
, , a.
lotfs/iUjj.wflvi /
LOUISVILLE
/rx
PROTECT YOUR EYES
Spcclaclcs an I
Eyeglasm
Don't Waste Money.
Don't Buy Something You
Don't Want.
You Won't Regret It.
Your Wile Won't Forget It.
You Won't Believe It
Until you BOO the hundsomo Christians
novelties AT DKVOL'S.
Cooklni ; novelties , of ull the lnto t pittorns.
llumitlfiil ( iarvn | Bnts. lint ubovo ml thu
thin K that will plousoyour wife ino t und
cos I you tbuloasl inoniiy ,
THU IIAWKUYU DL'ST I'AN ,
A inw novelty that makej vnthorlnuodiut
npleavnre. No tundlmjovcr. No hroUun cor-
euU. Nouvhluv u-tukH. Mo lolllnn how yunr
wlfuyoi iilonR without 11 Uuforu. And It only
costs "i ) cents. Como In and HCO II. It Uu
OhrBtinai prt'kcnl that U handsome , useful ,
P. O. DKVOL ,
H llrottdwsy , Cuuuvll UlulT * .
VII AM ) STIMIAt II ,
Pliiln Tnlk tiy n \\rlt Kiiuun Illllcml < il
Cipiinrll Illiill4.
Mr. U T. Albert ! , arpnty clly oniflnpcr. of
fonnell llluiN. with ollleo nt the cltv
Btul resldlni ; at 111) ) WtishltiRlon
I. T. AtiUrtin. li.-Miutv I'lly Kngliiecr ,
' lihills la.
" 1 had illlTored from some oitnrrhnl affection
( if the he. id nnd sloin.u li till II thre.tlcned niv
umit'rul lie.Ulli quite sn.oiis'y , but t found
ihu tio.itinent pru'llro I l > y Or * Cupola ml .V.
Hivpaid to lie \ur.v thonniirli nnd cUlolcnl mitl
Mich r.s to afford mo ontlro relief In a icmaru-
atilv short lime.
My condition \vhmi I nppllcd to them forei-
ptirt diagnosis ami tru ttinent , wasn't thnl of
any vlu ent or print rut hit : tilings , hut Unit of
entistnnt Inillsnosltlim or half-sicklies" . I \\iis
alwiivs mhmulily out of nrKheul : Inn finer-
oil , otuiri'il up ( . ' 111111111(111 piln nnd Miri'iipss
user the eyes , nxIcUly mid nlimisi ( onllnuims
hcniliu'lie , , t constant fm > lliu' of physical de-
tri"lon. ) . heavlue i iiml fiilluuc , li.idly conlud
tonuiui ami Iho taste ( ifour potinitis In tlin
month , mid u SCUM * ot something \MIMIK In my
tlinut as tlumuli tlieioas somulliliiK nm-
tnc there.
I \ \ us iioxer huimrySOOIIILM ! lo ha > e lost nil
niitiirul rnllsn of too I and uould ho lioutili'd
ultli a bliKitlnn of thesuumrh mid u Mok mid
Inittsv feulliu fur two or llueo hours nftor
oatMiir. My sloop \vtsliad. It dldn t nut or
idTresh me so thut 'norl < or novxirl. ' I was al-
\\uyn tired , alwixvs failed out , mid | usl us
much that way iiiorii n i us nfiei the labois
of a dav.
lint , as I s'lld , under the ( 'mwhittd & ShiMianl
re itineiit nil thovj aimnvliu mid moio 01 trs *
Imticssliu symptoms IIRXU p'i scd , iutiv en
tirely , and my huallh from tlml time on Inn
been excellent hi o\ery respect , "
M nur.
SulTeiers from piitarrh , rlionnril ls-n or othri
cur.ililo chrontu maliidlos. dusltltuto olitiiln
,01110 , InlolllKent Idu.i nf thu Copoltind & Shup-
nidaystum of treatment ttofoio Inourilntf u\-
penso , wl < l lie accord 3d an osamln itioti ami
lli t lieitnieiit ; free of charge , All \Thoapp v
In person \\lll ho esiunImM , advlied nnd lro.it-
eil upon thulr llr t visit utisoiutuly true of u\-
pcn ° e. _ _ _ _ _
DRS. COPELAND & SIIEPAlli )
,
liOOMS nil AND .It ! NEW YOSK l.tl'1 ' J
HUlUIINa OMAHA. Ntil :
Ofllco Hours - ' . > to It n. in , : i to > p. m. : 7 lot u >
in. Sunday U u in. tnlJ m.
. PMEIE , M. D.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Lspericnco.
ADRU OF DISIASKS : OK MEN AND
IVOMCN. J'UOPKIETOK Ol ? TUB
WOUIAVS IIKHHAL DlSl'EK-
Y Off MEDICINE.
Hreat 1fio following Diseases :
Catarrh of Ihe Head , Thront , and I.tinpl ; Dt .
ecEcaoftho Eye and har.l itsin.d Ai > oplciy , Hcurt
Disease , Liver Complaint. Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Depres
sion , Lose of Manhood , Somlnal
WoD.knos , Diatcte'.Briciit'B ) Di'cnse , et vilua'
j.'auco. Khcuiiitttlfm , 1'aralysls , White Swelling ,
Scronila , Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors
nnct Fistula > n ano rcmovod without
the knife or drawina a drop ol
blood.Vonipn with hir dolieato or > ; iiu3 re-
( itorcd to health. Dropsy cured \vllhout tupping.
Spscial Attention given to private
Diseases of all kinds.
S5O to S5OO forfeit for any fJls-
ef.so I cannot euro without mercury.
lipo Worms removed in two or three hours , or no
pay. lu'iiiorrholda or Pi lea cured.
TllOSh AVIIO AUH AFTMCTED
Will pnvollfo mid ImudredJ of dollars by culling
oil or using
PR. G. W. PANGLC'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlioonlyl'liyHlcIaii wtio can toll wlm ! nil !
u person without risking a ijiicstlini.
All correspondence rlrlcllvconfldcntlul. Uodlciut
ee/it by uxprcas. Addict ail letters to
c. u . i3AJsra/i3M. D
Ji/"iiH'lusn : I cents In Htniuim ( or elr.nlvr : :
CHRISTMAS MEATS
The most for the money and host In thu
city. If you want to sco the llnest display
of meats , lisli , K.imound poullry , nnd If you
want to got tlio host meats for the IO.IHI
money , | 'o to I'okorn.y'n new iii.ir'.ut , l'l ! !
Ilronilway ( MeselKindorf's old stand )
Hero's prices that talk. Head Ihoin aiid HC <
If It is nueoHsary for imyhody lo no h'liwyi
Roast heof from lie to tlo ; boiling heof fiom
! le to Oc ; sirloin steal : from 111 : lo l-c ; pot'tcr-
IIOUHO sto.ilc from lOu In 1'Jc ; tininil sluah
fiom tie to lOii ; ribs and chuck htoak from liu
lo " ' .Jc ; corned beef from lo lo tin ; clod.H
( .honclc'ss ) , Oc ; pork chops , lie ; pork hulls ,
llic ; halt pork , Hie ; mutton of nil kinds from
Tii ; to KM ; veal of all IciniU Irinn To to llio ;
pork KiiuhtigCH from be to lllc ; ( 'allforniit
iiiuiiH , lo ; bacon , l'J' ' > u ; lard from 80 lo I''u.
Tliiiso price ; are Hiihject lo cluing j.
Wo malio ourouu saiiuaKOH ( .ill llndn ) .
\Vo Hell AII-OI.I nn : oiiiHi'iiu than nny
inarkot in town ,
Wi.- have thu largest and ilucst fish and
linn.o dlbplay at lowcHt posulhlo privet ) .
A. P. PQKORNY , - - 333 Broadway
SIms& BaiuMdjWff )
fedeiul couili Kiitiii JJl-T-i-'J ,
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'Special Notices *
BL'Ji
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' ' ranli [ ork'oa < l Mnu l.i'idlu III HKUM roiiiil
KeliraHka m-ir the tuun ( if C'usa I. I ) , J. HutoH-
IDHOII A Co , 1117 llrotq .i ) . ( io iii'll IlllilTK.
I.'Oll SAI.K Al low flzur" ' . 10 acri-f iiiosllr
limber. ' . * inlleH fnini elty llnillH , llnu Ir.dt
land. AditrexH F IP , Ilu i , Couin-11
DO VOU 'Aiiow Hint Day .1 lluss Into
clioU'o b iri'.ilns In ridl unit tSAr-lin
AHSTIUCl'8 unit lo.vm P.inn n ul ( illy
bought auU itolil 1'UHoy A. The nas , ( Jo a ut
JJhin
( lAHDAfKrenmvi < dcoHbpuol4 , v.nllta cil ! ll'IJ/1
Jclu.uii'4. I'M llui-ku , ul Taylor's ( rjsjrJO
/O1 HUNT A 4-ro'iui IIOUHU. IdjiirJ ut
i IbtHtruul ,
\\rANTKD 'I'u trade , n yoiinir : i-iidmiti > IIIJIHU ! it
tixxl iMieuniutli' lln-d blcjcle , K""J eh. men l t
AUclre * * ilex lai Councllllluifu.
