Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 13, 1883, Page 3

THE PAJLY B2E--OMAFPA FRIDAY APRIL 13 3 i Finest Equipped Railroad in the World for all Classes of Travel IT. J. POTTER, 2d Vice-Pres't and Gen'l Manager PERCEVAL LOWELL, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago clzul;:ivunuywmndmmm s It is (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad.) NE “BURLINGTON ROUTE" HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF W ALL PAPEHER. AND WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRICES DUPLIGATED, I8 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA EWELERS~*MUSIC DEALERS. OMAHA, NEB. THE LEADING retail EWELRYHOUSE [V]USIC HOUSE in Omaha. Visitorscan here ge ,m 1:' ";*' T find all novelties in 8IL- | onoral [gent lor the Finest and Best “ianos and VER WA'B'E- OLOCKS, | 9roans manuf: ctura: , Rich and siylish Jewelry, éur prices are as Low as the Latest, Most Artistic, |0y MeitornManufaotvrer and (hoicest Selections in ugi&?;el;“d 0 ga s sold PRECIOUS S8TONES and il';)r cash %1; installmeut: at ottom ces all ‘descnpuons of PIN.E A SPLENDID tt ck of WATCHES at as Low Pri- \gtoinw,y. Chickering, ces as 18 compatible with Knabe, Vote & Son’s Pi- honorable dealers. Call|anos, and oth: r makes. and seo our Elegant New| Also Clough & War en Store, Tower Building, [Sterling Imperial Smith Amerizan Qrzans, &c. Do corner 11th .and Farnham ;%51 o gee us before Streets purchasing.' MAX MEYER & BRO., MANUFACTURERS' 0F SHOW GCASES. A 'Large 8tock always on Hand. LOUIS BRADFORD, DEALER IN LUMBER, SASH, DOORS,BLINDS. Shingles, Lath, &c. LOW PRICES AND GOODIGRADES, Call and Bet My Prices Befors Buying Elsewhere. YARDS COR_NINTH AND DOUGLAS _ALSO 7TH AND DOUGLAS WILLIAM SNYDER, MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND ROAD WA ONS, First-Olass Painting and Trimming. Repairing Promptly Done. 1319 Harney, Cor, 14th, Omaha. HAS 7ZR GESY ST00K IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWESY PRIORS IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS Have now been finished in our store, malk ing it the largest and most complete FURNITURE HOUSE In the West An additional story has been built and the five floors all connected with two HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS, One Exclusively for the use of Passengers, Thaseimmense ware- rooms---three stores, are 66 leet wide--are filled with the Grand- et display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture ever own. All are invited to call, take the Elevator on the first floo and go through the building and inspect the stock. CHAS. SHIVERICK, 206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omsha, PIANOS O ANS On Long Time--»Small' Payments AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. A, HOSPE, JR., 1519 Dodge, Omaha, A CREAT SCHOOL. A Munificient Endowment for a New Academy in New Jorsey, On the Haton & Rugby Plan, New York Star, With the fands now at thetr com- mand the trustees of the estate of the late John 0. Green, the New York banker, are determined to glve Prince. ton, N. J., the most complete and ex- tensive boys' school {n Amerioa When Mr. Green died he left the greater part of his estate for the bene- fit of educational Interests, and Princs- ton has 1lready recelved In gifts and bequests over amillion and a half dol- lars The trustees of the estate have decided to expend $500,000 {n estab- lishing & boys’ school on the basls of the great English publio sohools, and for this purpose yesterday purchased the Lawrenceville Academy. five miles from Princeton, paylog $25,000 for the buildines and good will. The trostees are United States Judgoe Nixon, Judge Green, ex Clerk of the Supreme Court; Barker Gummere, and | other prominent men, who have long had the plan under disoussion, New bulldings will be begun at once. The main featares of the plan have been taken from the great schools of Eton and Ragby and the successful Pnilllps academy at Exeter. The most novel feature, perhaps, 1s the adoption for the tirat time in America of the “form” system on a large ecale,and the six classes of boys will live In different houses, be under the immediate por- sonal supervision of the different mas- ters, and only the older boys will be allowed to live In dormitorles No fagging will be allowed, no charity soholars will be taken, and the ex- penzes of the school year will be about $400 for each pupll. The trustees have more money than they need for the purpose, and their control of the trust is diecreti)nary. While the new buildings are boing constructed the work of the old acad- emy, which has been in operation for over three-quarters cf a centary, will not be disturbed. It is not proposed to establish oollege scholarships, and the school will probably be made one of the largest and most important schools of high grade in the country. Judge O. S Green, of Trenton, says of the school: ‘‘Itis to be ab- solutely independent of any control except its own board of trustees. Lawrenceville was selected as the site ot such aschool for several reasona It was my brother's birthplace and he received all his edacgtion at the old Lawrenceville school, which he left at the age of 14 to go into business in Now York, To pat the Lawrence- ville school, which has been establish- od 85 years, on new footing was al ways a favorite ides of his, and Mea. Groen is only oarrying out his ex pressed intentions in the present plans. An Answer Wanted. Can any one bring us & case of Kiduey or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will not epeedily cure? We say they can not, as thousands of cases already permanently cured, and who are daily rec- ommending K rctric Bitters, will prove, Bright's Disease, Dinbetes, Weak Back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood, regulate the bow- ele, and act directly on the diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 500 bottle by C. F. Goodm A Dissipated Dog. Chief Olerk Batler, of the bullding inspection office, in this city, possesses « dog which glves promise of becom- ing a thoroughly depraved member of the canine community. He is a brown pup, nine months old, is a cross ba- tween a Newfoundland and a spaniel, and at this early stage of his career has becomo addlcted to the use of to- baoco and drink, Ever siace he was & mewing puppy Rover (:he di:slpated dog's name ls Rover) has evinced a strong liking for tobacco, and will [ D: worry and fret if he is in the company of any one with a clgar. until he gets possession of the coveted weed, even golng so far as to make high leaps in the alr after It if it is held aloft. If a lighted cigar is tossed to him he will worry it as he would a rat until he succeeds in putting 1t out, and then proceed to chew it up with all gusto shown by the ordinary moral dog in mastioating a bit of raw beef. He will indulge in loose tobacco, sush as {s found in cigarettcs, but prefers clgar stumpa, ‘WasHringron, D, O., May 16, 1880, GeNTLEMEN—Having been a suffer- er for a long time from nervous pros. tration and general debility, I was advised to try Hop Bltters. I have taken one bottle, and 1 have been rapldly getting better ever slucs, and I thiuk it the best medicine I ever used. I am now gaining strength and appetite, which was all gone, and I was in despair until I trled your Bit- ters. Iam now well, able to go about sdd do my own work. Before taking 1t, I was completely prostrated M&B. ARY STUART, Prime Fighters’' Hands. Billy Edwarde in New York Sun. The champlon light welght, Mr, Billy Edwards, sald: ‘It s not the big hand that deals a hard blow, but what {s behind it. Sullivan has a big, strong hand on him, and Slade’s Is, I understand, large; but that fact Is worth nothing in calculating thelr chances in a fight, A blg, soft hand is too much like a boxing glove to be of much account. My hand is perhaps a little larger than wmost men of my welght have, but that comes from the work I did shovellng sand and hand- ling heavy weights In a foundry when 1 was young, and afterward in riveting bollers, The third and fourth fingers are the ones that do the most work in a fight, not the knuckle of the second, a8 many imsgive. They are conse- quently the ones that suffer most, I broke these fingers on my right hand on Collyer, May 2, 1870, In the third round of the fight, but hardly notlced it, snd went on through the fight using them as if they had not been harmed. But when I broke that bone in the middle of my left hand on Tim Colllns, in the second round, on May 26, 1871, 1t eftectually settled my use of that hand daring the Mo{ the fiaht. T could hardly have killed « fi 'th :‘;nd hh:dto doP-Il m; zg:’ wil the t " ete Mo has » emallish ~yes, . I may say, very small--and hels a very good man, Peofessor MoOlollan has a large hand for a man of his size, but that no doubt comes from his having formerly been a meilor, Handling the ropes of » veasel I8 cortain to developthe hands, and the salt water toughen and hard- ens them Arthur Chambers has a smallish hand—not much of a cutting hand, so far as I oan see, but a good, solid hand, Maoce has & middle sized hand, and o has Joe Ooburn, Perhaps Coburn's hands are & little larve for his size, but he Iaa big man. Siyers had not & very large hand, not as large a8 this new mav, Mitohell, has, I think Mitchell's hands are of qalte good size. What & man requires in the ring is solidity, not the siza of hand. The pickle I have used has been composed of vinegar, alum, lemon julce, horse radish, and some- times tartaric acid and rock salt. Copperas 1 do not use, as it is poison ous, and, In my opinion, dangerous. Simple salt water I8 very The main thivrg, however, is rub 1t you want to harden your hands keep rubbing them frcquently and hard, It may take a litcle longer than piokling would, but will bo & much leas un- pleasant process.’ Money for the Unmarried One of the most eolid and subat: vcial institutions in this country is the .dar e Fund and Mutual Trust Association, of Cedar Rapids, Iown, They are organ: ized under the laws of Iowsa, and heir of. ficers and directors are among the lesding and most prominent business men o Codar Rapids, Every unmarried person should have o cortificate in this associstion, It is a splondid investment, us safe as vernment bond. You ocan justas well ave & good sum of money to commence married life on as not. A large number of members have been paid off, receiving ver 800 ror oent on their investment. Write for circulara fully detailing the plan, which 18 the finest koown. Do not postpone it. Good agents wanted, Mention where you saw this notice. 15-8m, WHAT CURIOSITIES EARN. The Wages of the Glanr, Midget, Bearded Lady, Mire-Eater and Such. Et. Louls Post-Dispatch. “'There are probably a dozen firat olass giants in the basiuess,’” said J. E Sackett, in answer to a question, *‘and they get all the way from $50 to $500 a week. Col. Goshen gets $75; Brastad, the Norweglan, gets $75; Ohang. the Chinaman, now in London, is paid £70 8 week and traveling ex penses. Murphy, who Is also over there, and who is the smalleat man in the world, gets about the same salary. Cooper, who was with Forepaugh last season, got §200 Midgets are more numerous than gwnts, There are over & 100 of them now on exhibition Tom Thumb is, of course, a hirh priced curtosity. Obe Mah gete 120 a week, Jennie Q igloy ruceives §50 a week, and Little Jawell is pald $35; Gan. Mite and Lucia Zarata, who travel together, get $500 a week and 10 per cent f the profits of the mansge- ment; Gon, Totman is paid §30. Maj Atom, §75, and Maj. Do, An armless wonder, like Charles E. Tripp, who wiites and otherwise ueos his fest »s other people use thelr hands, is worth $40 a week. The oaly legless man in existence, outeide of Walter Stuart, is KU Bowen, who has only feet and ankles growing out from his body. He commends §60 a woek, and s Independent, owning two large and valuable farms in Michigan, Fat women are numerous, and with one or two exceptions, Go not get mora thau $15 or $20 Milo. Myers, the pearded lndy recelves 8560 week. Thev average about that figure. *‘Ventrilcquists recelve s weekly salary of from $20 to $60. Oassenovia, the chap who cuts men to plec:s on the stage, got $126. Other jugglers range as low as $16. Fire-eaters re- celve from $36 to $40. Patti, the tralned monkey-man, got $16; Glo- vaoni, the bird trainer, $60; Anelll and his trained birds, §! A Life Saving Service Mr, M. E. Allison, Hutochison, Kan.: Saved his life by a simple Trial Bottle of r. King’s New Discovery, for tion, whfuh caused him to procure bottle that completely cured him, when Doctors, change of climate and everything eolse had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis, Se- vere Onn{hl, and all Throat and Lung dis. enses, it is guaranteed to cure, Trial bottles free at C F. Goodman's drug store, Large size, $1. aprl 2.e0d&w 1w Marketing in High Life. Washiogton Letter in Palladelphla Press, Rambliog through the market yes- terday morning I met smong other good housewives Mrs, Chief Justice Walte, Mxs. Justice Matthews and Mra. ex Senator Bruce, each walking among the stalls intent on preparations for Sunday’s eating for their familles. Mrs. Waite and Mrs. Matthews, no less than Mrs. Bruce, looked as iono- cent of pomp and circumstances as the thrifty mechanios’ wives around them, moving about with gentle courtesy and a smile for the frlends they met. Mrs. Broce 18 an ooteroon lady ef marked personal besuty, and has one of the sweetest of voices in conversa- tlon, Bhe was a graduate of the Cleveland high school, and a tescher in that oity when BSenator Bruce sought her in marrisge. He is now register of the treasury. Thelr four- year-old son, Roscoe Conkling Bruce, & bright little fellow, tugged at his mother’s skirts this morning, brand. ishing a big tin dipper, as he walked along, which she had just purchased at & bazar in the market, and in which he contemplated his infant features with satlsfaction, When ex.Senator Conkling comes to Washlngtoa, whether ‘‘too bosy” to call at the white house or not, he {s never too busy to call on the parents of his little namesake, and he has made the boy some handsome prese) ———m The best preparation of iron a doe- tor can prescribe is Brown's Iron Bit. ters, because it does not Injure the teoth as other iron medicines will, Half a Million for & Chicken, Governor Ell Xurray, in o War Story, I shall never forget the amount of morey it cost us to keep an old woman from orylng herself to death, Of course, we were obliged to subslst off the country as we went along, and we naturally took about the best tn sight, One day we took posscssion of a chicken ranche kept by an old lady who stood at the front gate with a broom and threatened to lick all of Sherman’s forces if they did not move on. Now, chickens were considered cfficers’ meat, and, as we were infer- nally huogry, we went for these hens pretty lively, favorite fowls were being caught and killed she keeled right over and began to ory. Presently she began to scream, and finally you oonld hear that woman's volce olear to Atlanta. 1 sent the surgeons ia to quiet her, but they falled; and then the officars took turns, but the more attention paid her the more she howled. I then got nvites the attention of the public to his LARGE AND WELL SELEGTED ‘STOCK ecause the whole army would hear it, ——OE— New (arpets torturiog the woman, Kinally 8Yer- Embracing all the late pat- A 'Tenderfoot at Tombstone. Middietown Transcript. A few days ago a flash young man from an eastorn ocollego arrived at Tombstone, Arizona, and reglatered his name at the principal hotel. A soolally inclined person in & blue shirt and wide-rimmed hat, who chanced to be in the office, good naturedly an- swered overy question and volan- teered a vast smount cf interesting icformation about Arlzona in general and Tombstone in particolar, ‘Do you see them hille?" asked the Tombstoner, pointing through one of flico windows, “Well, them s chock fall of pay dirt, The young mau from the east looked shocked. “‘My dear eir,” he esaid, proudly, but kindly, ‘‘you should y those ills are —not, ‘them hill s The Tombstoner was silent for a mo- ment, He looked the young man from the east critically over as if he was eatimating the size of coffin he man rode up and asked what {t wasall sbout. When we told him he ! terns in everything in the Carpet Line. Mattings, Oil Cloths and window Shades bonds tor her hens, and soo if that won't atop her.” Acting on this hint, In large quantities and always The Bottom Prices. LAGE CURTAINS A SPEGIALTY. J. B. DETWILER! fore with $4,00C,000 of Oonfederate moncy, and 1 hunted up the train at once, The money was worth about two cents on the dollar. Well, I stuffed about half a million dollars in k and marched Into " aald T, open il give you 500,000 to qalt this nofse.” It was ue still as death in a minate, and then her face nded in & broad smile. I lald the package of notes on the table, and I never saw so delighted & woman, A fightlng editor cut in Ssattlo, Was badly cat up In a battie; Ho's again in repaire, Aud emphatisally swears, 1818 Farnam Street. would wea Then drawing out an NEBRASKA ivory stocked seven shooter of elabo- == rate style and finish, he sald in a soft, 3 — —— o mild, musical tone of voloe that eounded like a wlld wood brook conrsing o'er Ita pebble bed: “My gentle tenderfiot from the laod of the rising sun, thia berc's a piut 1hat you and me disagrees on and wo might as well have it eettlod right now. I haven't looked in o grammar lately, bat{I'm wolng to stard by that opinion while |y — SH S o g - I'vow shot loft. T'll give you joot| i0E16 Breech Loading Shot Guns, from 85 to $18.° threo miuaten to thiak oalmly ovor| Double Breech Loading Shot Guns, from 818 to §75, ho rubject, for you probably spoke ; in s the first *thne, and then 11 | MUEIS Loading Shot Guns, From 88 to §25,2 hear your decieion, Fighing Tackel, Baso Balls and all kinds of Fancy Goods, Full Stock of Show Oases Always on hand. 4St, Jacobs Oil maken pain skedaddle,” The young men from the east look ed down the dilcately chased barrel of tho revolver in the placld depth of the eyes of the Toombstoner and be- gan to feel that many points in gram- war cre uposrtaln and liable to grow more g0, Taen he thought of the cor- oner’ trqaesr, and of the verdiot, “oume to h's Jeath hy standing in front of Onlorado Tom's seven sboots er,” and «f the long ptue hox goiag sast by exp-ess with $09 charges on it, aud before half the three munates D, NEB. 5 Imcg: a large line of was ready m'“lok:sfludo Meers um and Wood HP” and OV-W‘ re Ba ermor, Suoe he thoug gu.lrod in a firsvclass Oigar, Tobacco and. Notion it over calmly, sald, ‘'he belleved tor Cigars from $15 1.000 npwards Send that ‘them hills Ir," is right. He had o l;l"lce iflst o B!mp}:r P spoken on the spur of the moment, —_—_— pardons for his presumptuons effort to substitate bad grammar for good."” : The Tombatoner lorgl o him freely " and, graeping his hand, esid: o T} ° A , he added, begged a thousand “I know'd you'd ssy you was wrong after you thought a moment. 1 ad- mire a man who givos right in witl i E g ii I f E ! g E I out arguing when he koows he’ wrong. Come along and irrigate.” AND Gents’ Furnishing Goods ents’ Furnishing Goods, I8309 Farnam Street, ONMATEIA, - - NEB. - DAVIS BROTHERS, BLANK BOOKS DPrinting Inks, STATIONERTY. Largest and most complete assortment of blank books and office stationery in the city. Bookkeepers are invited to examine ourStock The best Spring mediolne known Is that wonderful tonio, Brown's Iron Bitters, Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wav* tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must use LYON’S KATHAIRON. This elegant, chm}nr article alwa makes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair ?},f,‘fi'l‘.?.’c ".;,',“ k},?,,';.,:‘;:','"}fi BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, it Neatthy Halr J the sure DAVIS BROS’, result of using Kathairon, 16th Btreet Opp Post Offiloe N. B,—Our stock of Fanoy Statlorary s complete In everyrespect. When she saw that her ! Brow GEORGE HEIMROD, The Leading 16th Street GROCHR, ‘Sells at Bottom Prices. Fresh Radishes, Green Peas, o ] DUFRENE & MENDELSSHON, ARCHITEGTS! REMOVED TO Omaha National Bank Bvilding, Fresh Lettuce, Pie Plan*, Cucumbers, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Apples. LANDRETH'S CARDEN & FIELD SEEDS. T.P. G ROOCERY. 'GEO. HEIMROD, 613 North Sixteenth Street. NOTICE TO CATTLE MEN, 1,000 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE FOR SALE. 600 Hoad of Yoarling Steers and Hoifers, 800 Hoad of Two-year-old Bteers, and 100 Head of Two-yearold Helters, These cattle are all cood, stralght, thrifty cattle, Taostly graded cattls. For sals all 1ogethor OF la lote 0 sult the purchesers. For further partio: Wiars call 00 or Address M, ¥, Potter, Warers, a ooucty, lows.