Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1882, Page 3

J.0.BROW N & CO WFGLESALE ORY GOODS RO EON Boots L and Shoes. NEB. J. A, WAKEFIELD, WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ?»?J" ST NS IR R, th, Shingles, Pickets, BA8H, ‘4;;“,{“{&3‘3, BLINDE, MOLDINGS, LiMEt, CEMEN EELASTTEIER, HTO. IWATE AGEN: FOR M! AENT COMPANYY s CMAEAN ) HE N.&flf LEHMANN ) WAL EA D R, WINDOW SHADE S 'EASTERN PRIGES DUPLIGATED. 8 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA STEELE, JJHNSON & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS JOBBERS IN AND Salt, GCanned Coods, and All Grocers’ Sugars, Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of 0IGARS AND NMANUFACTURED TOBAGGO. Agents for BENWOOD HAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER LH IDEET ERLEN AN SO TR 4D, @O B G POWER AND HAND 8team Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSF, BRASG AND IKON FITTINGE PIPE, & PACKING, AT WHOLRSALE AND RETAIL, HALLADAY WIND-MILLS SHURCH'AND.SCHOOLIBELL Oor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. P, BOERWER OO, +——DEALERS INw—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Proo T AULTS, . € €F B &5 | O . 1020 Farnham Street, ORI LA T A G B GO0 W ELOLENS ALY IDIELAILIE DRUGS, PAINTS, OI"S Window and Plate Glass. will find 16 to thetr ad &4 Anyone contemplating bullding store, bank, or any other fine antago to corres ond with us before purchasing thelr Plate Glasa, C. F, GOODMAN, OMAHA - LA i ANER, TW.b, MILLAKD, EDWARD W, P¥ MILLARD & PEOK Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED) gonts for Peck & Banshers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour NEB OMAHA, - - - REFERENCES OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE, JOHNSON & 00,, TOOTLE MAUL & CO. PERFECTION HEATING AND BAKIHG is only attalned by using CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges. WITH WIRE GAUZE IDYEB DOORS, MILTOH RQGERS& SONS OV A EL A jull-m&ely "BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AHAWD ENEILEHSS WAGONS. pairing in all Branches OMAHHA, NEB, THE DAILY A FREED UANAL Its Past ana Its Future lor Ail Time a Competitor of the Miestesipp New York Produce Exch onge W at the election of Taeaday, the , has given this stato and the northwestorn states a free catal from the jakes to the Hudson river. The v of New York and Brookly: in favor of making this great wat free to commeroce is nearly 200,- 000 The E canal is now as froo a8 A navigah! ver, 345 mileslong b 80 foot broad. 1 has not yet had i day. It will bo w river of the fu: as woll as of the past The E Canal on tho 30:h of Septomber, 1806, had paid for 1ts constraction, repairs and maintenance, leaving at that date a remainder from ita earnings, includ. ing interest, of 41} miilion dollars, The Erte and Chamolain canals to- gothor had on tho 30th of Ssptember, 1881, « credit balance of 581 iuillion dollars, not including interest. The Erie, the Champlain, aud the Oawego canale together had on & tember 30, 1881, a credit balane: thitty-four and a half milllons doilars not inclucl g interes These three canals are, together, 449 miles long, i'ho entire canal system of the state, it was, was neatly one thousand miles long- There have been taxes lovied on the property of the state, over and above what the canal revenues have repaid, $19 576,742 75, the total tax for canal purposes lm\'mg been §38,~ 227,164.69 The earnings of the Erio canal pnid back 818,850,411 94 in contributions to the gencral fund and to the goneral fund debt, The credit balance of the Krie canal of §41,600,000, plus the taxation of §38,- 927,154 79, wns expended for tho con- stroction and maintenanco of the lateral canals, that never paid their expense of maintenance. The now non-canal countics have had from t ation and tho Erie canal nmpl:m S. 5 721, 69, Of this tax or 837,227,- 154.69 the canal counties, |nv|ml|h" Now York aud Brooklin, paid about 21.28 of il The countiss of New York, Kings, Westchester, and Col- oia have contributed to the interior aties about $800,000 per annum fur school purpoees, and of this anount the ron caval counties hav annually received about §420,000. The non-canal counties have hid much money spent for them, Thoir tex for canal purposes, in consequence of making the canals free, will be less than ono-half of what they get from the echool fund annually, It the surplus of $41,500,000 of the Erio canel net earnings had been in- vested, that interest would have been more than suflizient to maintain it free of all tolls, and to give it ten fect depth of water, The property of the Western and Northwestorn States passing through the Erie canal has paid tolle sufficient to give a surplus that, put at interest, would forever maintain the Erio canal free. These States could, with good reason, demand that no more tolls should be imposed on their property when such tolis were for paying for the construction of New York's lateral canals that they had never used. The Erie canal hae not outhved its usefulness. Freed from all tollsit will be for all times a formidable com- petitor of the Miesissippi and the St. Lawrence routee. The daily clear- ances of boats from Buffalo and Os- wego average from 50 to 60, which carry about as many tons of property a8 5o to 60 railyay trains of 24 cars each, The Northwestern States will rejoice that New York has given the by its vote of Tuesday las highway from the lakes to t river. There is annually brought into the state of New York, for consumpnon, b0, 000 000 bunhell of grain more than is grown in the state. This large quantity of grain, with a free canal, will save to the consumers half a million to a million dollars annually, Every portion of the state will share in the benefits of a free canal by its giving cheaper bread, cheaper grain, cheaper lumber, chesper building ma- terials, cheaper transportation of all products, and a etronger holding of & vast commerce that has enriched every portion of the state, Josh Billings Heard From. rwront, R. L, Aug. 11, 1880. Dear Bitters—1I am here trying to breathe in all the salt air ¢f the ocean, and having been a sufforer for more than a year with a refractory liver, I was induced to mix Hop Bitters with the see gale, and have found the tinc- ture a glorious result, * * *. ] heve been grestly helped by the Bit- ters, aad am not afraid to say so. Yours without a siruggle, JOSH BILLINGS, Concealing His Natonality. Philadelptis Press, Lse Yoo, the Chinese iawyer, wha carns his daily diet of rice in his laun- dry on Fedcral strect, below Fiith, in the city of Camden, violated sll the traditions of his bequeued race yester- day by appearing with a full hesd of hair. The cherished and honorable pig-tail was absent. Leo Yoo's herd was covered with what in bis native country would be the emblem of 1dio- oy or of disgrace. It was not a genu- ine growth of hair, however. Lee Yoo had bought a wig for 16, and he wore it with the vain Nope that his national. ity might be dieguised, and that with his fashionably cat clothing, white shirt, low shoes and silk hat he might pass for an undulterated American. And nothing but his fellow face and unmistakable Mongolian physioguomy would dieabuse this idea, except per- haps his utter disregard for the value of the liquid consonants in his speech. He speaks fairly well, but like all his countrymen his tongue seems to be partial to an indiscriminate use of the letter ¢'1."” “Whe China man clome along tlo Melica,” eaid he, seating himself on u starch box and motioning his visitor to do likewise,” he slay Melican man no goodee—he no weal plig tail, Aftel while he slee all Melican men dlont weal plig tail, and he slay, ‘How lis?' ‘T weal plig tail;' and Melican laugh and hollal ‘Chinaman eats lats.” Well, 1 dlont likee, T wlant to be like Mel- tcan man, slo I glev cloat, plants, shloes and allee lest just like he glot. Nlo goodee, Bloys hollal; plopol laugh just like blefo), Thlen I gloe 419 8. THIRTEENTH STREET" to clity and getiee wlig. Allee light now. _Bloys stlop | augh, nobody hol lal. Just like Melican man,"” and the satisfied Celestial grinned a grin of contentment as he stroked his beard- mnl wink [1ens ohin, his almond eye jast Jiko & “Meliean “And do y {all the time gloo way it Jaundiys, il elay be nloe Chinaman, He Moli { T ey, you blet, ole man, I Molican, allse Tole avy, elome, llee light, | | you Inks dlink, and evlych] arther conversation doteloped the that Lieo Yoo, is cf rather a aposition, xious to sink | his Chinese . charvacteristics as far as poetive for peouniary gain, He| propoacs to tako & trip through New Jor and then work on down Kast ('m-x h Maseschu 1 Conneoti cut for the purpose of initiating those of hia countrymen whom h into the myateries of | ¢ 3 cuffs and shirts, This, ourge, he will do for & coneid for Loe Yo has a continuous eyo to the main chance, and kuows pretiy well the value of a dollars Hia courso is not altogether approved of by {ho Chinese in Philadelphia, mauy of whom re. qard his concealinent of his character, as exemplifiod by the pigtail, as a henious vifence. —— Wever Give Un. 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KRemittaucee OMaMA |~ Promptly made. | Nez DUFRENE & MENDELSSHON, ARCHITECTS, OREIGHTON BLOCK, - OMAHA Architects of the Omaha National Bauk, N w niia Otations b Farnbam Streed ond Egge the oldoet 1 Butter J MARKI « Oor, 18 & Dodge. Olel) Engzinoers and Surveyo R, Crolgh Joworage Hysten L8 Farn Pactfic Ath & Tackeon K OHAK. RIKWE, 1% Farnaw bob. 10th & 118, Hntels. 4,0th & Farnham Cary, 913 Fambaw 84 F. Elaven, 10th 58, pthwest corner 1 ¥ Money, at all B ‘orma for Caeh, wplled. 4 2. GROLY, Now W ‘ 4 Dougias. i fland Furaitore “chest caeh price Fine woods & timprave Tegcos, Offce ROSENREL Hotrigoraiors, CCORAE 1D of Cigars, bacoos, 1806 Douilae. nufacturer 1416 Farnham! Grogkary, 1500 Travirien svash, vunk, H. BXBTHOLD, Rags xud Metal, Lumber Lime and Usment. OBTER & GRAY corner 6th snd Douglas 84, . BONNTR @0d line /lamps and Glessware. NER 1800 Douglas Bt. Good Varfety P Morotiant Tatlors (9 re- ¥nintegt osign for Spring and Bummor Gooda fox gontlomen's wear. Btylish, durabio, «ad mrices low as ever 1200 Farnam strot, Ml nd Retall, Fan 9, Card_Boardn (heapost Honso in vo 20 per cont. Order .(tcnn(l\ Htread v Mall, Plour and Feed. IMAHA OITY Bth aud Farnhsm Bbe. i clghang A. HOLMES come 16th and Californta, Harcoss, Sacdles, &o. o WEIST 201Bth 5k bed Faro. & Harney. Olothing and Furnishing Goor & OFO. H. PETERSON. Also Hats, Capa, #hoss Notians and Ootlery” 04 8. 10t etioot. (‘hfl\lul\ Works. Westeia Cornico Works, Manufacturens Iron i ato Roofiing, Order exoouted In tho bo 01213 Uarnoy B, ol and put up in any part of the . SINHOLD 416 Thirtoenth strved Jummiasion mMerchants. JOHN G. WIL LIS, 1414 Dodg D B, BEEMZR. For dotally ssc large sdvestiss ment in Dally and Weekly, Bhow Oase Manuraciorys 0. J. WILDE, Manufactorer and Dealor In all kinds Oasee, Upright Casca, &r, [ FRANK L. OERHARD, proprictor Omaha Bhow Case manufactory, 518 Bouth 1th etreet, betweon Leavonworth and Marcy, Al werzanted first-clans, oves enct nware, A. BURMESTER, Dealos 1 Btoves and ‘Kinwars, and of Tin Roots xnd all kinds’ of Dol 0dd Fellows' Biock, HONNER Lou las £t ocd snd_ Chear baico . HENKY KAUFMAN! In tne new brick block on Douglas Streos, has Jush opened a most ologant Beea Hall. Hot Lunch from 10 40 19 overy day, ONER 870 16th Birees 1d Rotall Bood D NG, Wholee: tors Odd ¥ aud toonth Etzeet ¥ixst-claee Work aod Prompts near Masonlo Hall, D068 KuATanteor Plumbing, Uas aia Sicam Filting. P ), 21017 Bt #srohe sud Douglas, romp yattended b D, ZITZPATI ouglag Btroos. Phyalclans an1 Burge W. B, GIBBS, M. D, Room No 4, Crelghion Bloek, 16th Streot P, 8. LEIBENRING, M. D, Magonlc Blo HART. M AV OETE D Hyacinths B s Futios. Crocusos. Andall other for Fall Planting. Large t aasort. ever shown In Chicago- Dlustrated Catalogue freo. 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