Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1883, Page 5

HE DAILY BEE~OMAHA SATURDAY JANUARY 27 602 to 608 Sswh Thirtoanth siveet CMAHMA, NERB, CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS. A i ; Blackders es, P tms, Goramn Pron Gold n'Droae, Gragor, Green ua' s, Quince’, No taines, Cur € t g dof e packi nia F i teaes olit xp In heavs 0 ALLh ende POF €Al CANNED FRUITS. 1 on Stan ard Peac o3, ‘- via Praches » Pie P acaes.. e S woerr Kisp ores P uehe.ti 8 Dinos Pin W Asaragns, i Ba s, Lims, Fews, €t i i, Corn,’ Winelw, orn, R ur, Cora! Y.rmcuth, C 10 M Fair Rio..... 9 ‘* Goyr Rio,, 7 ' Prime Rio Ca iee Golde Hee O G J. Mocka...... Good Rousre Arhuckles Good Jrva..... tw o tor s Zpples CANNED VEGETABLES. can Reans, Boston nak ad, 3 OFFEES. B Weekly Price List of | HEIMROD & DORMAN: G IROCERILS, AND DEALERS IN 'IMPORTED AKD DOMESTIC WIN:S AND LIQUORS, pan o | Bourbon 10 | And dff revtether we ! ke 25 89 00 i |y dus tgnt 50| by Tueeday to attend the situngs of fo | (G tenh ean -5 | the chamber f depution. The rec.p ¢ Shoiry wine, 8 years old... . 170 tion Satarday is countermanded on . A Y 17| account of his ilincss, Daclore has 101 import+d.. T 400 dergone a crippling operation, AL ' wec R0 80 De Rieord was allowed to seo 0 | D dam ey feom Juuiperberrio .o 8 01 { Pringy Jerome, who is sutfering from 2 | G ks K wmel 3 w0 | ¢'ose confinement. It is probable the 5| Lebbeys 20008 00| prince wil 0 J8pi- > | Base indineie )| prince will be removed to the hospi 0 THE OLD WORLD. France and Ireland Divide the Attention of News Ca'h- orers, erish Poitical Condition. clere Aggrava'es the tituation, nd ) ¢ mmon Zsal in Prosecuting Criminals, lowed to Starve Uomo.ested FRANCE. )| Spocial Dispateh to Tin Bry., DUCLEKC LAID UP, 2 WINES, BRANDI 8, ¢ j --Tt is not likdly Pauts, Jinuary & ORTED ¢ND DIWE fal. AGGRAVATING ILLNESS, L ~pow, January 26.—The Times, in a leading editortal, says the serion | iadispoeition «f DaClere, occurring W g at this junoture, is only too likely to 100 | wobiast swesr sogravate the political temsion of n Rio S 100 | Kirheowa Fraiee, § duriy % LRy av D10 | B Tho Paris c rrespondent of The i 109 | Sherry fmp oted..... S-andard says the givernmont is eo : 10001 R s N disunited thae 1t does not know what Reck and hye o do. RACKERS, URIAL OF D RE. Gk 0 SUGARS. AR ; 00 {11 MaStantirl A Paris, Javuary 26.—Tho remains “ Cornb 1, Cocoa Taily, Lemon 8. Theso ac e~ ny, 8t. L3l heat Flour racarecel and Ths XXX Cresm Cra £ XXX Gingar Soa; Assored Jumbles, Feostid rean,. ‘1 m de out of se Has 00 o D jizier Weyl Cracaer Con - | Aliter |6 1 cputation «f these cMokira 1380 wo | knowa that it 18 unnecessary to piaise thew any more, We always hav them Fresn. CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. O | 03 ths Oua ulitrd ol Gustave Dice were buried in the cometery of Pera Ly Chaise. Alix aader Damay delivered the oration at the grave. T'na sireets of the First, Second and Third arroudissoments, ia which arc situated the Louere, Bourss. Buik - 20 |of Feance, Elysee palaco and many other pablic bui'diags, have beew 75| patrolled by small detashments of infantry for several nights past. i ma kxera 0 01| 8§ b vt 0 | #f mi Powderod BYRUPS, 0 Fyrap, o callon. SRt ) Teloher's Go den Siiver Drip, euporior, p w0 Yer keg ad Saacers, WG 50 i Cups sud Sawers, ptos o COMPROMISING, B g i S on ol | RrplEaw b gl The chamber of deputies havo de- Pthota..... © 15060 | ANl pi 0 'Who'e br gredind, per iy cided to upport the first clausd of the 'l:nm;q 5 154075 | Cloves fli s government bill, but they believe the Crambers, e 70 | Ginger . ox0l io Wash Bawo's nd I 100 m“;m.n‘ “ W 7 present }xc\ted state of the public Tu blars and Goblets per doz .60l 00 | Nug ) e “ mind will not allow of the O:leans G aw Scty, per sot 5 10tc1 50 | Carraw " princes retsining their rank in the Lamp from 25 ccuts on.. . Aniss L2 S f hi sinist Lanterns ... % . 50tol 00 | ¢ riander ** “ army, Some o the minisiers We only hand e ths bost Imporied ware, man- | Mustro, ¢ i are endeavoring to arrfve at areio A Tockery oF Glassw b dors & 1, per zalor . 3 bet-re you bu elsewhere; it will be ous in= * Germon, fu quact jars, but Generat Billot and Admiral terost 10 ¢o &0, this way, DRIED FRUIT. CRO| 11 ®y Curranty... 9 * Vaencia RalsiLs London Layer Loose Muscatel FARINIC 16 by New Boang 16 ' Groen reas. *¢ Split Poas 16 ** Schumachsr's vatm 11 * Caroli Rice 8 ** Tapin Macar i, per 1 Vermierlll® ** Mackerel, 1 C: ks e Lobaters, 1 g Salmon, 1 ! B 2 Brook Trout per can. . Oystors, 1 cuos. Mustard 8 Sarkinesfnoll & o b H Ixnported Sardines th e Clam ( howder. . Hollan) Herring, Do por Keg...... Anchovi s, per keg. 1 Noruegian 8¢ ckiih, Shrimpe, por can o', per ™ Only [0 cents Tne U & D b.and collont. Ty a kg a FLOU Le'ter's Patent Winte from el ctol winte Mion ago'ts furerlst Salt Lake Peaches..... Il ornia P tred Prums aes, § b caum Smoked il erizge, tn boxes. P OF 1882, Raivins, . 1 Raisink 10US GOODS el Cat.. FISH. uola Crown by of Hiliand Hering is ex- | t31.50. R AND FEED. r Whe:t Flonr. madc r whort, per sack . .§ ive, per rack i Wo caa save you & litt o w ney Fronch, 'in wnen bceicn, 10, Jouriguiberry maiotain the prinel- ples «f inviolability of themilitary ranks. It has been ascertained that Da- 20 | Clerc’s symptoms are those of in- | SUNDRIES, Axle Gre Bikwg 8 B 8 ... » | Eaking Powder, in Dalk, per Frazor 8 hox O s e 100 | flammation of the chest. The doo- 0 IR R (el o/ 50 |tors hope to arrest the course of the 2 | disease. Dr. Price 1 IRELAND. Epecial D spatch to Tuk Brs, THE CONSPIRATORS, DusLiN, Jaouary 26.—The twenty- one prisoners who were arraigned in 25% | the public court last Saturday on the o |charge of conspiracy to maurder gov- 45 | ernment cffisers, and who wero re- por B asxing, shae, P Bluein -, in hottles. (a4 l"xuhl: v, doz 6 Candles, 40 foi 4 Wax, 4 or 6 to © | Candy, Fx. Fme rr 0n Mix d pertb 7o [manded for one week, will bo re- | ki 2 |examined to-morrow. The inves- 01 ceamn, por s vy |tigation will be held in Kilmain- o imbu-ge -, per sPAER ._..,A ham court house, as the government Tacy are | pe Bwise, ver 1t Tmp. Swiss, pei (i3 + Bap 8o (gre n) each H nd, perdoz........... i ‘“ Neufchatte!, ea h Chicory, 3 packages for Coffer, Kssence, 8 cans for. Chow-11bow, A1 vy aeq & Blackwell Premiim, vert......... 45 weet, per . . 3%} 25 | fears the prison van might e attacked fo |if the accused weare brought befire 50 | the police court here. The court house 10 lin Kilmalnham, which adjolns the 95 | isil, {8 guarded by military. It 1s re- 60 | ported astounding disclosures will ba made In regard to the Pha:aix park 4 murder ;'n(}il that evldsne:l will be L ) 4 |given which will completely eclipse 5?’:1‘..,6.0 £ ffi' that obtained Saturday last. 70 There is an underground passage Triplo Vanilla, 49 | between Kilmnainham court house and Cocos, MaHlard's Breafs 12 |the jsil, 80 that no communication E,’ c;',','.." s_h,wf’{ ;h'n- £ 3 20 between the prlsoners and friends is Cresm Tartar, yuro, per 1. Ciothes Li es, Jute,ea h. “ * Cotto ', 60 feet. 10dz 6o | possible during transit from the jail 1% | to the court house. No doubt exists 5y | that the prisoners’ friends are greatly 15 | exasperated at the Information the 25 | government hae received, and will 50 | avail themselves of any opportunity 35 | to take vengeance, ats omon Pecl, per 1 1ys || WS Amariuan e o DAVITT AND FRIENDS, ....... " "'3 fi“{;’;.‘.'.k‘ifif Tr"h 100 Neithor Davitt, Healy or Quinn t0¢| Mipstindiay o 1 2 | will consent to give bail. They will 10 | Oiives, Quict, Gty...... conscquently go to jail. It is stated 0 | O, Cos, per wil 16 [that 1o the event of Davitt, Healy 5 |and Quion refasing to give bail they i | will probably be sent to solitary con- 5, | fisement at hard labor in Kilmain- 2y [ham jail. Tt is certain they will not | be treated as first class misdemeanants, 10 A HEAVY BLOW, &Pnkiin v to' | Lonpon, January 26 —A heavy galo & Perks, § oyt " | provails to-dsy, particularly at Soath- Cans, 5 gal Sweut, 4 pi boutle 1p . Imported wottol, pt b au o, por buttle Hep', per i 7 The Former Continues in a Fe- The Dangerous Ilinors of Du. Tho Fuglishin Irelavd ¢h w Une Bat Hundreds of the Peopio are Al- that D4C ere will be well enough even {ngs Democrat; W. B O, Allen, Rural Nebraska; G. G, Wallace, Pawneo En- terprise, The treasurer reported a bilanco on hand of §1 20 The following gentleman v ore elect- od mombers of the association: T, W, Pepoon, Falls City Jeurnal; F, G, Simmons, Seward Reporier; J. W, Liveringhouse, Juniata Hurag'; L Wesse), Jr., Nobraska City Phunny Phellow: M. B. C. Trae, Sultne coun ty Union, and Frank Hilton, Blair Pilot. On motion of Mr, Small, a com mitten wasappointed, conssting of J W Small, B. H, Goulding, Frank Hiiton, Lot Brown and O Diuee to iraft resolutions and otherwise nasial in scearing the passace of laws inro Qiea vard to publishing tax lists Longthy discusston foilow.d, On motton of Mr. Bool committes was authorz:d t re enteting «f the old lswain r tho printing of delinquent tox hats, Oo motion of Mr. Saall the com mittee on legislation was incrensed (¢ Joven by the appointmant of Mogars Michael, Pepoon, Bushnell, Thomp- son, Merrick and Conk in Oa motion Fred Nyo waa president for the yoear 1835, by mation. The ballot bai ¢ criere sulted in tho elestion of O. M, Drusc for rocretary for the year 183 On motlon the scerotary was auv thorized to cast the ballot of the aeso. clation for Geo. B. Moore for trens urer, Lot Brown for vise prosdent, Me. Michael for orator, M= Bushnell for poet, and Messra. F. M. Cor- rell, B. H. Goalding, O. M. D.cee and R. Thomeson as board of mana- gers, Oamotion the matter of an cxsur- slon was left to the bosrd (f manugers and president. The meeting adjourned, to moat at the Commerolal housste-morrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock. 0. M. Druse, Socretary, WASHINGTON SOCIETY. Che Oruch of Weddings and Other Qayeties Before the Lenten Season, Tho Bluino and Bayard Famlily ‘Weddings— Other Soocial Events A Carsful Sevatcr. lected 3 WasniNaroN, Januery 22— 8 mator Edmunds 18 believod to by m vury comfortable circumstances, He has a good brick honse on Missschusotte avenue in this city, and a good frame houze at Brrlington, Ve, and he Livee very nicsly ia both. e han big rocs and big dogs in both, Ho is as fouc of them as he ia of a good table ant o good sideboard, But Le ls a vory careful man. Probably that's the roason he is u very comfortable man His Burlington dwelling is the only house on the street without a strip of sidewalk beforo it. The sidewalk comes down to the eenator's live; then there is a break of gravel, theu tho eidewalk. The eenator would not lay a sidewalk, He was only thero 1n summer, ho sald, and gravel was good enough for him The town did not lay the pavement, becaase it doubted whother 1t would ever get its money back., It knew that the senator did not pay taxes willingly. It romembered that when the legislature passed an act levylng a personal tax, the senator quietly de- clared 1t unconstitutional, and an nounced that hs would not pay ro taxes under it except such as were wrung from him by force. The asses- sors didn’t have much luck with the senator. Tho act gave them the right to doublo the value of all personal property they could #£ind, They etrongly suspected that the senator was worth something Hke half a mil- lion, But all they could find was a cow, a horse or two, some jewelry, a gold watch, some furniture, and 8o on, worth in all §2,C00 or §3,000. They doubled it. They collected about one-tenth ot the tax they ought to have collected. People have not finlshed dreaming on the bride cake from one wedding before cards come out for another great marriags festival, Tharsday an- other senator’s daughter is to be mar. rled, and society is again rushed with preparations. The bride clect s Miss Mabel Bayard, eldest daughter of Senator Bayard, of Dalaware, a young lady of unusnal bsauty and cecom- plishments, who has been quite promi nent in the high official circles for soveral soasons. The groom is Mr. Samuel D. Warren, Jr., of Boswon, and immediately after their wedding hero they will go to that oity to live There will bo & church wedding at 11:46 o'click next Thursday, aud s weddog breakfast and reception afterwards at the residencoe of Senator Baysrd, The Bayard family have a most envied social p hera, aud thelr immediate circlo com prises the inost dirtinguished and eul- tivated peoplo of the capital, Seaator on \ : port and Liverpool, causing rauch | Bayard’s residence is on Massachu- Bezuyler 3..::m|.., per, pack g {:: damage to ehipptng and also to the | setts avenue, on the high terrance ba Fackney Pate’t Winter Wheat por sack. ... 8 25 (The word “fnest”isuset cn v 1 desoribe the | houses, A rohooner has boen lost | yond thoe Thomas Circle, and the par- Bater's Ch ico, W. W heat, o i best gra ten mpot d.) with all hauda at Yarmouth, At Old- | jors are filled with beantiful and ar is- o Fliug (L i 17 PR ham two porsons wero killed and aix | tic things aod souvenirs of f roign Rin Grabain, " Gunpow injured by the gale. travel. Old engravings, anttque ceats Vocat Gratam, = “ o | i th Corn Meal, Yellow, per 26 11y S and wmedals and the countless things i Cobsliata e NEBRASKA EDITORS. that the traveler picks up in Rome and oy [ Japan e Venico oanament the front drawing JAMS, JELLIES AND PRESERVES. 4 orop 180 {RuparioE por i A Lively Meeting and Good Attend- | room, snd tho evidences of most oul. ASSORTED JELLY, O baatae el et bl i tored tasto are seea on evory eide, Qrartiars. per far... . ABi[5E N1 MR o1 804 8096 T 26.—Th. Miss Bayard's weddiug will bo made o Ten Fonnd Pallel var. patl. A | 9otong, goo, per ih INCOLY, January 26.—The regular | jarg0 occasion by the family, and the RITTER'S S AT | ¥iRaR Eya pood, ‘por meeting of the Nebraska Press Asso- | great circloof Sonstor Bayard'sfriends lackberry I two Pouad cans, 5) cents | Tea Dust, prr i ciation was held at the city cf [lutend thatit shall be made the occa- T | We have Tho bt 55 cent T 138 inirkets | Lincoln, thls day, Prosident E. b, |#lon of muchspleudor, Pisos. | and » trial wilt convince you (o TR Py A O 3y Miss Alice Blaine's wedding has Qunce. In Five s 3 . M. Druse, | hosn annoanced for the 6:h of Febru- Fins Apple, ) Apple Butter, per 1b CURTICE BROS' PRESERVES, Strawber Pins App 12 one pound cans, per Whiee Caerry, | can, 30 cents Ea phery, Kitter's Jamsand “resorves are striotly pure, | a-d we sell them in 1bwood pai's, at 1 give satistaction, b tin pa (s, at 60 cnis 5, Try th'm. They SOAPS, TCBACCO. CHEWING, secrotary, Members pregent: E. M. Correll, Hebron Journal; O of, Druse, Lin coln Farmer; Geo, B. Moore, Brown- ville Granger; Fred, Nya, Omaha Ro- publican; H, M. Bushnell, Platts- mouth Herald; M. A Brown, Beat- rico Expreas; H O, Morrick, Crote Uuion; Fred Beehner, Arapahoe Pio- w|neer; G. W, Limbocker, Harvard Climax, | Sear, per il 11 bars 9100 |0d8 ylo € i’y ver b | F. G. Simmons, Soward hirs, 00 | Crawn, Gail & X [ . W. Liveringhonse, Ju- : 100 |8 Shems niata Herald; J. W, Saall, Fairtield " Nowe; M. J. Hall, Edgar Ravi Mr. aud Mrs. 8:th P. Mobley, Grand Orders from the country ghould be accompanicd with money, | 1#hand Endopindeat; Loi Brown, postoftice order ordraft.. If you desire a complete price list of our Roahaiir A b ‘_"“l'_"mm stock, write to us and we will remit same by return mail. Any in- . AL 2ty SAURDY formation as to our reputation, write to any banking or husiness house in Omaha. Respectfully, HEIMROD & DORMANN. Phellow, Nubraska Cliy; ' W. H Michacl, Grand Islend Times; B. H Goulding, Kearney Nonpareil; Frank Hilton, Blar Pilot; T. W, Pepoon, Falls City Journals J, H, Be'zar, +Baward Blide; R. Thompson, Hast- i | Misa ary, and the now residence of Mr, Blaiue will be In a complete and per- foct state by that time, The wedding was to be tho first la1gs entertainment or house warming given there, and but for the recent death of Mrs, Blaino's sister would be made a very elaborato alfsir. Colonel Coppingeris twenty-five years tho senior of Miss Blaine and & Roman Catholic by faith, having served fn the pope's army bofore coming to this country and entering our military sorvice. iné it a member of the K copal chuzch, and a very devoted tendant at services, the other mem- hers of the Blaine family being morc liberal in their teudencies and going to diffcrent churches in tarn, Tho programme of gayoties for the remuining two woeks of the geason is auch & crowded one that psoplo of any standing staiding or popularity at all are getting bewildered at the outlook. Soclety women are already looking a little haggard, and wrinkles come out over night on the taces of some of the carefully preserved matrons, who are fndu'ging in the whirlwind that is rapidly cemoralizing tho young- oat belles, A pratty little woman eal dowa beforo me wi'li a tragle geature of woariness, and producieg s long written shoot from her card cano, said: “Look at that1 T rcad 1t every night and morning, instead of saying my prayere!” The ‘“‘that” was a series of oogagements, and they began with & dinner and a re ception at Senstor Cameron's to-mor row evening; recop‘ions at the resl dences of Seerotary Chandler, Com- missioner Loring, Col. Togersoll and Me, Laham Horoshy on Ssturday n'ghty & dinner party on Monduy uight, to ber reded by w recoption at Senator Pendloton's; on Tacsday night the Spanich ministor, Juostice Wooda and Mrs, Gan, Bealo give ro crptions; on Wedneaday ovor ig Gt McCiellan and Mra. Macallister Livogt ton hold recoptions, and on Tt thera f8 to te the welding of N Bayard, a reception by Mo Froling buysen and the fiaal gorman of the Thursday club of army and navy offi cors, This programme makes no men- tion of luuoh parties afernoon racep tlous, aud the sevon days thus out lived ia the averaye amount of hard work that pooplo of leisure indulge in when they onjoy honors in Washing- ton. Lent comes in on Febrnary 7, and then people begin aud dins and lunch with a pereistency that will be iucreased this year, since so many of these social oceastosis will be frewul) moetings of those who depart on the 4th of March and reliro to privatelife, The short season has so far been as predioted, the most brilliant one iu years, and great entertainmonts have crowdod one another so fast that no one pretends to remember whas has gono before, eo great is the strain on the facullios to keep posted upon what is about to happen, Higlflyer is the son of a rich old lawyer hera, The rich old lawyer told his 8:n a year or two ago that he did not want him to be out at night ofter half-past 10 o'clock. Ooe night the son, who was f.nd of society and of whom society was fond, did not reach the big stone houseof Highflyer until midoight, Oid Hig:fiyer pat o uick in the post, but satd nothing By and by i* ceenrred again, This ume yourg H oyt or was informeo that a ropeution uf the cfi:nee woald be pucished with banichment without pay. The very next night the ~ olev was striking 12 whon young Highflyer walked softly up the velvely ntatrs, Old Higbflyer met him at the top, watch fn hand, and fHrmally and sol- eninly read the order of expulsion, The young mau elspt his last sloep and ate wis last broaktast in that house with spparentcalmuessand comporure, and theu walked down the broad stone oteps, smoking his last cigarette. Ho repaired at once to a large dry goods storo and obtatued s situation us sales- man wich little d flizulty. He got a room and engaged board, A yoar hae passed. Father and son are firm, and uo communication has psssed betwoe. them. Probably none will, as they are determined characters. The funny thing about it all is that the gay damsels of socioty, for whose aako Highflyer sacrifice home and fortu e, now cut him dead when thoy meet him on etreet. *‘He s in trade, you know," aud therefore damned socially here. A law student is all richt, but s dry goods clerk iwn't. If 1 were the youth, 'though, I wouldn't mind it. Among the leaders of Washington society are the wives of a hotel keeper, a grocer, a stone cutter, a drover, a stage driver, a car con- ductor and @& dozen, nay & hurdred other varieties of ‘‘tradesman,” ‘‘me- chanic” aud “laborer.” Lat him ac- cumulate shekels and all will be well. At present, however, it is protty rough. HOLDISG IT FOR A RISE. Nebraska Farmers Borrowinv Money ‘ to Live on Rather thai Sell Their Corn. Lincown, Janusry 26.—There is considerable interest among gran denlers in this section over the in- creasing efforts of farmers to hold their corn and wait for & rise. Farm- ors around Laocaster county say they ate determiued not to sell, and are dolng all they can te force the market np. Last year carly eales had the «f- fact of ralsing prices, and as the very fow who held their corn made consid- erably more than the othera, this year everybody is going to the op- posite extreme, and immense bias ail over the South Platte country are loaded with corn, while farmers are martgaging everything they have to obtaiu movey for living and to bridge over the months until they can soll. - The number of mortgages betng recorded every weck in the ofiico of the county clerk of Laucaster couuty 13 alarmicg, and the rate of interest oaid and waken out in advance, often 40 cents, 1s enormous. A member of wne legislature feom Feavklin county says that the farmers of the Republi- can valley are holding us much an pos- sible, bu’ few can borrow at the 3 and 4 conts & month rate charged thero on money. The eastern slope of Frank lin county has a heavy crop, only about ove fourth of which hss been moved, The restis being held uutil Fobruary and March, A correspondent also inquired of soveral other membors of the leglala- tare from South Platte. A mewber feom Adams thought that there was not as-much borrowing there this year as last, though many vere renew- ing their paper. In Sauunders county monoy caonot be borrowed, owing to scarcity, but farmers are getting their time extended on o!d debts and hold- ing thelr corn. The crop is uot so heavy there thts year, owing to hail atorms, Some « f these representatives informed him that they thought corn would be thrown on tho warket when it reached thirty cents. In Saline, for instance, where thero was an fmmonse yiold, fifty bushols to the acre, oora 8 twenty-three conts yestorday, and farmers still holdii ven mort- | yaging their crops, though more gen- erally their honves and their per | preperty. In Thuyor county a diffe ent atory ia told. Farmers have besn a0 » sowe time, There were 40,000 bushels shelled before Dacem ber 1. There ls coueiderablo borrow ing, bul for other purpores, - — Baralcga Clocks at Edholm & Erick- son's, NEW YORK GOSSIP. Winter Doings of Two Million Busy Peopls. A Trio of Blackmailers, New York, January 23 ~ The rair of the last fow diys has entirely washed away the snow, 0 that there is no more alcigbing at preseut, bu while the roads were gocd the poople made the most of it. Thore woere s number of very strking turnouts on tho road, amomg them none prattior than the cutter of Miss Pasey Brocze Mits Brecz> is a woal hy young lady of fathion, who up to the present timo has had no thoughta of gottirg marsied, but to 8o that her ovgapt ment to Mr. Willte Pottor is just an- nounced. Mr. Potter belongs to the ub gitous Poiter family, ard I believe has nomoney, but Miss Breczo has ebout §30 000 a yearin her own right, with prorpucts of three or four times that, Kyvery day while the suow Listed they woro to bo seen on the avenue, Miss Brocze holding the relos, and pawing almost overy- budy who ventured to riee with her It is siugular what stories aro told about men as soon A it i winourced that they are engaged. i o not now rofer to the engagoment jrad spoken of, but to avother one in fashionab! socioty that I have In my mind, The young man engaged was no woree than a great many other young men. Ho had probably sown his wild oats not very wild ones—aud hed sottled down for some time past; but a8 it was an- nounced that he was ergiged 10 be married somo woll-meaning peo- ple went to the bride-elect and told her what a very bad man he was; how tie had done this and that and the other, and how he probably would go on doing this and that and tho other, all f which she listencd to with great psievce. When they had finished they thouaht, of courne, they had car rled conviction with their statements, and asked her what she was goiog to do, to which she roplied that shs had made up her mind to marry that very bad man., Not that I would advise young ladles to marry very bad men, at I think that stories grow in the ling, and ono must allow for a great denl of shriz kage in theao anoedoten of tho «acapades of young New Yok bachelors, The verdict for $76 090 givea to Miw Alico Liviogstono in her suit apuinst Meo Fleming for breach of promise, is one that hog plven genoral sathcfaotion, Tho youny lady is rich in hor own right, b.limgs to an aristo- oratic family, and, ii wayward, cer- tainly desorves protection agaiust the wholosale dotaration of her character. Me. Floming's charge of blackm:il will hardly scem reasonable under the circnmetances, nnd the new evidencs 0o soddenly dleanvered the day after the verdict was rendered, and so promptly put in print and sent to newspaper offices tho next day, is such aa might only double the amncunt sc e —— canre she boat Mapleron at his injane- tion game. Agnes Leonard, who starred last year, ot sick and went to (taly, has come back cured, aud ap. pears to have filled out tho accepted tines f phyeical beauty. Adele Belgarde, who has been Sal- vin's visa.vis during the sea- %00, was boulevarding la a sleigh on Sunday, contraiy to the ponal code; bat her Boston triumpks as * Corde- lia" will aid r ealvation, “‘A Par- isian Romance,” at the Union Sqaare, ia the rage, snd Manstisld Maud Harrison ere its hero and beroine. Tho late fright at this theater was wonder fully padded out by the dailios. Ancrvous fiddler and a singed greon aizo fiddle bag supplied the ghost of a firoand an awful amount of press smoke; but In this city smill mstters aro worked up with great sple: dor, Dily hin served up the skeioton of Colly C.bber, with Ada R:lian as prineipal cook, avd a pretiy mess they nave wade of “She Would and She Wouldu't,” Wallack is also groping fn ansiant grooves, and p'anted the remas of * 80 Stoops to Cot quer” on his auigs last Wednesday right. Charlte Chorne is mno better, bat the play ie; that s to esay, that *‘The Corsican Brothera” at Booth's ia playcd without any eenselees ¢ ffcota- tion of supertority. The apparstions are in_fine working condition, and Louis dei Franchi's tomb walks boldly down the stage to the frotlights every night acd gulps in the dead bedy, while the cartain rol's down 10 the camutery atraine of the weary wmusi cisus, There has been a tumble in “Iolanthe” stock, but Mary Anderson drawa like a plaster. M:anwhils, ths ball fever is at its height, and nearly overy night of the week has had its share of «f high kicking; in fact the Academy of Masic, Nilsson ho!! and the Madiaon 8quare Garden have " esn workieg full time, to the delight of the calciom mwan, florists, costuwers and brewers cf Hoboken fwported champagne, A determined effort {8 being made by citizens to create apublicsentiment which ahall compel talograph, electrie light and telephone wires to b placed underground. Tre arlstocratic pre- cinets of Lexington avenus have been invaded by the pole and wire fiends, and a womsn, Mrs, Garrick, has sue- ocrded by her personal opposition to the di fasement of her progerty fn se. curing the concurrence of her reigh. bars in a fight agalnst encroachments. "The usual bill to compel the wiree to bo placed under the stroet has been in- troducod in tho legislature; bus atillit neods this personal interest to secure its parange ond check the use of golden arguments by the lobb, R Couferenco «f U. P. Officers “pecial Dispaten t0 Tun Lsm, Bcsron, Januaty 26,—The Tran. roript eays Judge Dillou, of Now York, and Siduey Bartleit, «f Bes- ton, cuneel of the Uvion Pie fic ratl- wuy company, h.vo beon in consoita- tion to-day with Boston directore, but the subject of the discuesion can- not be learved. There is outside talk of closing up the New York cflize and brirging s}l the company's effects from tue influcnces of Wall strect, i of damages before a aympathetic jury. At the savie time there is no donbu that blackmall as a fine art iy practiced profitably in this city of millionaires. Not lor.g since an eminent Broadway lawyer was waited upon by a well dressed man of middle age, who de- sired. to consult him privately. The proposed client opened his budget by coofessing frankly that he was a blackmuiler by profession and found the cslling & paying one. As his story went, he had met a handesome widow in &p up-town boarding hcuse, and propored that, without any real intimacy betwoen them, but as a cool watter of business, they should form a partnership for making money. He wus to plek out the victims; she was e Busioess Failur s Special Dispatch to Tux Brx. New YRk, January 26.— M. Arm- strong & Souv, wholessle loather mer- chante, made an assignment to day, Liabilities $420 000. The fai! s attributed sulely tothe long deprassion in the leather trade, il A To strength n and build up the sys tom, a telal will convince you that Brown's Iron Bitters is the best mod- icine madn —_—————— Now I ngland Weather Hoectal Dispateh to Tow B, Boston, January 26,—Mercury is 80 to 34 degrees velow In northern New England to entrap them, and then, when cir- cumstances warranted the resenting of a seeming Insult, he was to appear in the arena and play the part of an injured husband. In order to make the achome hold water it was neces- sary to secure the services of a law- yer, who should write to the Intended vietlm aud inform him, with all the majestic clrcumlocution of the law, that he had been instracted to bring ouit for damages, and that it might be advisable to callupon the lawyer at hi ce. Thishad been done. In a year's time forty such sults had been begun - on paper—and had been sot- tled or dropped, according as the vic tima showed fight. The blackmailers, of course, uever intended to appear In the corurts, publicity would epoil their game and provent fature assess- ments, But trouble had arisen, The wan said he had reason to believe that his lawyer was chosting him, and that war y cases had been compromiced for moncy and no roturns mado to him, under the excuse that tho vietims showed fizh, and said they wonld pro- for a trial to an enforced levy. For this reason he docired to change hie logal advizer, and he had eome to this Broadway lawyer to aek him to un dertake his busluees. The mon was put off with an excuse, as tho gentle man wes desirous of gottiog at the facto in regard to the matter, with the Intention of bringing the case hef r the bar assoclation, By a strange co incideroe, within another hour a young lawyer came Into the Broadwey sanctum, saying that he was compelled to leave town, and desired the Broadway lawyer to at tend to a blackmatling case which had baen put in his hands. It proved to be one of the cases mentioned by the professional blackmailer. One of the stato cflizera of Connecticut—a gen- tlewan clected to a very high position ~—had fallen a victim to the woman'e charms, and had been served with & notice to pay damages or undergo le gal torture. This was an opportunity not to be missed, and the Hroadway lawyer resolved to push mattors prowptly, 60 a3 to bringali the harpice to justice. 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