Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1886, Page 13

LOCATING THE How Senator Van Wyck W the Holidays—Comp porate—The Sp. test—Other L il Epend Incor- akership Con- ncoln News, tward from th ort visit to b nd with ln socintes Mr nothing to say to the pu cither plans or promises reg future movements in Lancoln, are yarious surmist his large tracts ot quired east of the with his from an it th yesterday after ness interests business a in Lincoln zalin had concert ling his it there farms r¢ city, Simultancously arture comes to the By lent eource the statement n of the Methodist univer dupon. South from the city vicinity of the penitent arge tract of high, rolling p tiful to look upon, location in dolla d cents, an by W. H. B. Stout. Upon this tract of und, upon the highest elevation of the land in s to be planted the uni versity. 1ts location wi ll be closer to the city than the penite ast somewhat lv' v the pen X% OlosAY t Teus senth street, it extended m that distance in the pra surround the eanit 4 tion will be handy to the c r than at other points look The next thing following the building of the school will be a line of the street rail way to that place and the which will make both a portion of ti city it Then will foilow the laying of wpavement, and the citizen of Lincoln who may ©dready be approaching bald ness will have hair yet remaining on his hey B! enabled to drive to new university upon a broad and generous highway of asphaltum. SENATOR VAN WYCK arrived in Lincoln from Washington Monday aftornoon going to his Lowe in ska City. To_ the encmics that he le, \\Iu ] @ flurry and- worry g xpeetod arrival, it ay holp them in th watcheare of the senator to state that agan to-day he will be in Lincoln and will undoubtedly meet some of his friends and discuss the pros- peets and promises for the coming sena torial contest. The railroads and the ringsters,who have been wound the gathering places ticians in the may fecl greatl ator chooses to pass the E in the midst of the territor, been in their possession since 1) tne clection, but the fact remains tl senator is here. The State Jo has aiternated between editoria war in Utonia and the senator’s position on the Kneval land bill, can draw it ion from short joy ity of snapping at the senatoriul i15 generally understood that \\\\(k will remain for some possibly until the ballots are taken will define results for ming six Ty v from lownea valuable time oS! of articles of ved and tiled in mong these are irticles Ixpress Publishing 1y, 3 which fixes it3 stock at $40,000, upon which it pnl:h h the vice Daily and y Ex) 1 general printing and [\uhll business, and Timit its indebtedness to two-thirds of its capital stock. M. A. Brown and M. A. Metzger are the incorpor The Beatrice lhnhllnz as: also filed a statement i stock to the sum of The building assoc: alled Windsor Place AT LILE STATI 1 Di will W, tion' of as forwarded i ry of state for the pital stock of this t $100,000, with the to $40,000, and the tion is |7!'u‘('l| indebtedness limite following Omaha ci the incorvorator . F. Conrad, & bolker, Martin Katz, company disignates, THE SUEAKERSHIP, n, of York, candidate of the house, was in the city yesterday Jooking after his canvass, Mr Harlun, 4s a member of th house, 1t on record as opposed to the system of mml\lrlnu.: things, and pr sumubly has had no occasion’ to change his policy since that time. Of the other andidates in the field, it is understood tthe late Mr. Agee has given it ont vilroad managers rtime that the must come to the front with no foolish ness and coquetting; that there muse be no foolishness and that not t c day this . The fa acy of My Newcomer seems to worry tne fow fol lowers of the ex-licutenant governor, and it will be nteresting to wateh hin bring the corporations to time. The ference of the leaders for cauens resulted in adopting view of the strength that M Harlan developing, of trying to send emissavics abroad to induce some one of Mr, 1l lan's present ~u|»;...ru s to enter the race under the ¢ he could have their in‘lp att few compliment- ary vote The reports from not yet received, assodiation resulted in fittle busix save the renewed determination to r: ssary to maintain the club through the scason, and with this end in view subscription papers started on the rounds aguin last evening. There has been subseribed to the present betwee 3,000 and $4,000, and 1t is he amount way be completed to rej weeting ealled for to-night, when definite netion must be taken one way or the other. ‘The apathy in this matt 1 have to be abited at once if the club down 1o business the coming y A WIFE BEATER PU A man named Mclnt has been [ A5 AN un- putation ater, and 'hnnk and .Alm-n in his customary time until the police were called to lodge him in jul. Yesterday the jndge gave him a 1ne of $40 and costs 1o work out for the ¢ity, and the much abused woman sent word that she had left mim forever 1 would go to some voint east, where r people hive, and make her numewuh m in future. Two other 1lain intoxication completed the bl o! © at police court ¥ TOWN TOFICS, General Thayer, governo t, is in Lincoln for a day, stopping at the lu[ - tal hotel, The gener i head or the winter menths m the new lum-] building on Fourteenth troct, wh he will have a suite of rooms. The discussion over the question ot 0 is to be the private secretary of the governoror is as yet premature, for L Ttk correspoudent las it from the "~ uree that the governor-elect has 10 seleetion 18 yet and will not for s time ity ¢ yot uncil, 4t its Monday even- NEW SCHooL! | leased the two s afloat in regard to | | i whieh the -;‘nm RING TOMBUG'S REI(..\‘.E made h ith o r banking was ready to mak room if a | coming spring. ‘e find & _location gentleman in thiz ¢ terc rooms and | and retail dry g il t will cor cment of the Billingsl street for a wholesale estabhshment, i< alr ing after the purchase stock ntleman in question 13 a person of 1 hias had former experience in goods business in coln red Herrmann, o man who en in the dry usiness in Plattsmouth for e has been in Lincoln look on in which to chgage in busi ¢ capital cit where he can \ a e exten field for trade The celebrated case of tl Bros. ngamst th Kk yards company r of Oak ereek f 1 i portant p: t court, but t from Herdman water supply had o hearit tlement The stoc) n West trom $5 have s in the been reduced The receipts 1 at the yards the nearly 1,400 o packing Louse daily ok yards, in n weekly report of inkes a showir » receipts from thie alls the past week 0. Butes, Andy Mille dock and Nathan Blakely w lotel rog Matt Dougherty, of Crete wdidate for avy of the senate was in Lincoln yesterday with an eyo alivays open to the main chance. .G, Whitmore, of Valley and of the zation to the com- was in Lin ngements for prominent nd \\' C. Dibble, of re in Lincoln from the norihe on abusiness VIsit ye i \‘, . Norfolk, Who were sent at (t\w ca Tor eure u( its various doulourcux, s tion Oil, the rhenmatism, newrnlgia in phases of s a, i-crania, &e., use Saly atest pain-cure on earth, 15 a bottle. of Dr. Bull's \remedies, id disastrous The other night, Y ‘beeame ne at Buitalo, ) sary to an |v\hn\um Iadder, almost fifteen minutes were Jost before it could be '_'ul to the roof, the firemen on the ladd wed all that nm. in_clipping T R the wlmost endless network of w More Than Thanks. Fort Madison, Tow. Mrs. Lydia I, I‘iui\h “Lam glad to inform you ha tle of your \ur SHABIS Cormp o natsa relief. T more than thank kind advice. 1 have ne I do now since 1 had these Yours resp'y, Mrs. W. C. above is a sample n received by \1 gratitude for the Your er Telt so well as troubles.” The the ny letters Pinkiam expressing benefit derived from egetuble Compound, Another letter, from Kauftman, Texns, says: *Your Compound has done me more good than all the Doctors ever did, for which I thank vou with all my bheart.”” Your friend, Anna B——. The v are ch: A yellow luncheon was lighted w low and olive candles: the flowers were yellow roses, the central strip of plush was yellow. At a pink luncheon the favors were pink sachets, with a bunch of violets at the top of cach - DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, tight- of the chest or Hnux\ nu'klv re ved by a few doses of Dr ' Me: Lean's Tar Wine Lung Balm. 25 ¢ uts a bottle S The champion toboggan slide is being constructed at Kingston, N. The vill o luu" distance down end of which, on of stairs the tobog, selves at the point from. where they st Never Open Your Mouth t to put something to eat in 1lent wotto for the gossip and the rrh “\Il while the gos- g there is .10 luu"ul from )\ Remedy is an unfailing e ure oflensive ea 1t heals the sed membrane, and removes the dull and depressed sen- sations which always atwend catarrh. A short trial of this valuable preparation will make the sufferer feel like a new be- sip 15 practic excuse for eaturrh SR shop called the Bon 1 band” or orches- ) of the men and women connecte with the establishment lh: other eve: Il“l" writes a correspond Coneert in the huge halls Leminent artists like M ud opera, were among were no less than MosT PERFEOT MADE ared with stelct ogardto Purly, Strongtt, 4o vy .u.n;x;u‘!umrcfiuxn- r ty who has | ! grinder's | with bis painti and | | Shio Wants' to be alked the H 1 of It dom. Wug in Art and How H Champion Literary Hume the Stage tteligion, “Well, ¢l any pictures, [ an daubs and see how they will go 1 his out, let hi , talked and acted and of it He forgotten how to paint a good pict L and is such a comptete hum pug that he really believes himself a great | He has ceased to be an artist, but charlatan, and is con nter once purpos obseurely cecentrically made a success has ire nOw man, make tent money His doctrine has been equally & other cases. The public rntly like to be fooled. They revel in and enjoy being humbug in art is a thriving citizen at the painter Whist r hundreds of pounds for ubs off'in an hour. People | pay _for those sketches, yay for Whistler's humbug, his and his ostentation, his 1mpu- vd professed contempt of the pub) nd his tirades against the crities who dare to write the truth about him He amuses the public, and the public patronizes him as men give the organ monkey coppers for making Ketches he do not but they oss the Atlantic another painter, with a picture as big as a pano- rama, He is hired by the year by asmart dealer in pictures, and Lis services go when required bay like an actor, 0 al steamer, with a champagne lunch aloon. His press agent booms him to a charm in_all the papers. Ile holds first a reception to ministers of , because the pictureison a bil »Hlwi! then a reception to the pre and finilly a reception to the clite of the art world. After these the show opens and the public streams in. A band brays and the mob responds. The noise and flummery that surround Munkacsy invite them, just as the egotism and insolence of Whistler charm the London public to his shows. Notonein a hundred of them appreciates the picture. It is the 3 tional aceessories that charm them. Art has nothing to do with it, unless it be the old m of |lu advertising agent, | woman dies and leaves a \\nl! s of | She side brought up the nd bled on every tradesmen. A smart ikes hier estato in hand, * He A of her dotage and © press. i Gisements and fayors rizht sunctions any lie, 15 lon « tention to the stoff blackens her char: for her prop hand the red ion. order to make What with cal event .unl bl lion_ dollar haye fetehed | 5 Turn to literature. ) is a fat- nheaded epicure, a lubberly young fellow, the son of a sentimental irishwoman and of a surgeon more famous for his amours \\uh his patients than for the cures he them. This nondeseript writes poor poctry and babbles |u\~' -riously about the heautiful and the e does not mvent a new id does not add anything to our knowicdge of old things. His poetry is rubbish and his prose is mush. But he wears his hai long, and he goes about with his fat leg: like & woman's, done up in stockin knee-breeches, He mops, and mops, grins, and_ attitudinizes, and the = public hold up their hands. Sensible people laugh at him, but some millions believe bimy, and he carries a smalil fortune home to London to ultest the success of an Oscar Wilde among the humbug-worship- ing b: ns of the west. A squ t political parties identally set an obseure country law- v in the president’s chair of the United This favorite of fortune has a school teacher, who scribbl platitides and knows all the big words i the diction Every line- she writes is adopted out’ of the books she has read. She1s short-sighted and narrow-minded and devoured mth vanity. Because she is the president’s rubbishy book finds a publish tremendous send-off from the p brings her thousands of do is worth no more than w paper. Another publisher hires her to boost np his rupt magazine, and_she would have made another fortune.if her vain- glory had not involved her in contentions withi the publisher and broken their con nection. A young man writ 4 neither well written nor _intere betrays no literary gift, no_grasp or knowledge ot ¢ no ability to re vive the des Fis local color to the scenes he deviets. It is, in_shor mere amateur work that any would I 1t on its merits or rather de werits. But the author is rich, he 1s8in society, he comes of a family of million aires, and has been an oflicer of state, The publisher dances at the chance of putting the book out, It is heralded as a masterpicce, and he is hailed as the com ing man - literature. The trumpets blow, the drums roll, the glories of his gemis and his family's gold are flaunted atthe public without ccssation. Thous ands buy his book and possibly believe it good becanse it was written by one of the Astor famiiy, who dine_ off golden platters and 1o good slice of New ‘ork And the stage! society w Wall strect gift of brains, She has [ + for notoriety about and stared ut wherever she go il she finds a way to do it in playing a vinces no particular talent; she is raw and clumsy on the st does not dress in incs mtclligently. But : ph writers 10 pufl her, aloud “ballud to shock a pr drawing room, goes abroad and forc introduction to the prince of Wales still keeps her hivelings at it—puff, puft, pulling every foolish act she commit every silly word she utters, kinally she closts an cogagement with & mansg soff to play at studying a litdle, and next ye will Mirt her skits the public's face in & grand of humbug. And ~ she ke money g who gulled will” go to see her b a society woman, whi AC es of merit will be without ¢ the Another case still nearer b mon? Iu‘v young girl ma er makes a conquest of a m-:mx: young Inu! He promises to marry her but jilts her in the end. She sues him and aftor sensutional trial receives beavy dame g She is immediately a star sctress. Only the day before she s oniy but a utility woman te winning of a lawsuit makes artist of her, a Atlantic giving nidieulous performances at one of the three great cities of the world. Miss Forteseue is, morcover, as successful as Mrs. Brown-Potter will be. The public gocs 1o see ner 45 the jilted tiauce of - Lord Garmoyle, . Society takes b much of sted igh the cot the v tween to h a possible warrant of a tress winds up her brief ning and buys a return tick But for one Cameron on the score of Langtrys and Fortescues conntry could not be happy with humbug in reiigion. A mediocre preacher fails to make any hit in the pul pit_by dowg badly what others do well. " He turns to sensationalism for re. liet. He proaches blood and fire and hurls damnation (mmrl him in solid chunks like brickba He shr i lics, he perverts faots. to suit ends, he prances and fro and howls, and whacks his pulpit top splits. 1t is all noise, rant but it stuns the gutls,and they horn elogucnce ant or too d picty and blasphomy The country i Dbaboons who turn the putrid avoid being are ot speckled with theso the house of God info n monkey's den. Call them IMm\ e, Sam Small, Sam Jones, whatever else you will, member alway their name 1 0 Legion of SEIBIG CO'S GOUA BERE TONIO st condounded with tha horde of trashy i in nosense of tho wi omedy.. i thors tion and 5 all who are Run Down, poptie Billons, Matarious or utlcted with » Heys. 'BEWAREOF IMITATION HorMajosty's Favoritio CosmeticGlycaring aea by 1o Royal 1 and th (i o Chpn LIKBIG CO'S gukranteed usthe [ Wé‘fl RL *iT;) ) Sell tho \ Windoy Sash Look Lver ln\ ented. Acents make b un'\w [ o1, Nebrasiin. DON’“’ Poison the System with Drags.Dr.Horne’s 1 Dis useating Belt Cures $10 AND UP Will Positively Cure Withont Medicine Pains (0 the back, Bips, hend or limbs: bl b ity. RN nmatly ity g6, Din: the Following who were Cured o wlind, It 8 1. Huslett, nll on o trad o Note A uir LI DR W.HORNE, 191Wabash-av,Chicago I o —»g{l 2.!,529,85.0 n:\:lt"-‘ Tansill's Pu'mhclgars *| wero shippod during the pash Innsmumzlmmco lsua.‘-m’u (.n.n‘:}'.é Life Insurance Should Read This. 4TATS 01 0110 INSUIANCE DEP'T, OSPICE 0 81 CoLE A o Hon. John M. Paitison, V. P or Set wn ompany liance wita said seo Union My Deur sutral Life f the 1t 15 with p i Iy recommend it 1> 2y desiring re With kind rosards wud ersonal esteem | remain Kespaetfully yo HENKY J. REINML ro the public to know that Obio is th cial exumination. Lt Alied. an only paid by 99 HOLMAN'S D]C(‘E)l BER IWL Ataorbe \m fiotmn Lawrence FAMOUS “BELLE Is Death to | Malaria, | Chills ana Iyphoid Feyer, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Surgical Fever Bloed Poisoni Hat] e avamin Wi v GOODMAN DRUG €O, and RILEY & DILLON, Pamilios supplicd by 61 H.T. CLARK DE « (0., LAWRENCE OS’I‘ROM & CO Wholesale and Distributing Agents, W holesale Liquor {DS1ON olman‘s 1. HOLMAN PAD €O, 120 Willicin sty N, X, Ostrom & Co. OF BOURBON.” Consmmption, Sleeplessnoss, Or Insomnia, and Dissimulation, Of Food, Ten Years Ol No Fasel Oil, Absolutely Puve Loui w1lle ky Decalers, \ Omaha, I BROS. & €O, Omahu. V. S, STETIHEN n n WHOLESALE References— ton, Ia ; U.S. ODIAT EXATRELEON, STEPHEN, HAMILTON & CO, & T AL TON, BUTCHERS, Live ‘%sek Bought and Sold. | Bank, Grundy ORI Nationa! k of Cres WIBRASIT A =1 every county in Nebraska, A COMPLE! Of Tities of Douglas county kept. M .}.; _ information desiied, furnished frec o RELIABLE The largest stock, Prices the lc ed. Corner Douglus and Licensed Wa Cocoa, from which U Oil bas been removed. It Lias threa timea the strength of Cocon mixed with Btarch, Arrowroot or Bugar, and 18 thercfore far more economi- cal, coating less than one cent a cup. It is deliclous, nourishing, strengthentng, e admirably ads well s for pernons fo Lealth. "P. BOYER & CO. B‘%s.rfi'sSafcs,D!'I:;fi; TimoLocks and Jal‘. W’ork. _ O:uahe. Neb. LINGOLN BUSINESS DIRETO RY Keceatly Built ewly kuraished h and P rts, Lin Jior dny. Bticok cars fromowss o aay ine oit , H, \\ Il\\\}\[ Archltect » Offices—33, 34 und 42, Richards Block, Lincoln, Neb. Elevator on 11th streot. Bicedor o1 ) GALLOWAY UATTLE, smout Hony CAvris I’ \! WOODs, Live Stock Auctioneer Sules made (0 all parts of the U S. at fair ratos, Koo 3, State Block, Lincoln, Neb. Galloway and Short Horn bulls for sale. B H. GOULDING, Farm Loans and Insuranca, Corresnondence fi: regard to loans solicited, Koo 4, Richers Block. Lincolu, Neb, | Riverside Short Horns Of &triotly pure Bates and Bates Tuppod cattle. Herd numbers wbout 64 head P Cragas, , Moss Roses, Sses, Youug Marys, Louans aid True Loves. 1 Fury_ Buies Fupert. 1 Pure ¥ ftoseot Suaron, 1 Vouniz Mary, uick Shauk and otiors , Addross, CILAS. M TRAN When in Lincoln stop at National Hotel, And gel 4 good alner Lo 250, FEDAWAY Prop The C. E. Ma,yne Real Estate and Trust Co N. W. COR. 15th AND SARNEY, OMAHA. Property of every description for sale 1 all parts of the city. Lands for sale in E SET OF ABSTRACTS of the city state or cmnr.v, or any other wge upon applic C S. RAYMOND, JEWELER, Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware . Repairing a speciaity. All work v rant- Maverick National Bk | BOSTON,MASS. CAPITAL, - - - SURPLUS, - s = = Accounts of Banks, Ban! rations solicited Our facilities jor COLLECTIONS excellent and we re-discount wlhien balances warrant it Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us from banke(not located in other Re serve Cities) count as reserve We draw our own Exchange on T and the Continent, and make ters and place money by tele out the United Staté anada. Government Bonds bought and sold, and y Washington mace for Banks $100,000 400,000 and Corpo ndon Cable trans- ph thic ugh Wolaieamis for prime first-class Tnvestment & d'inyite proposals trom States, d Cities suing bonds, when is ASA P, JOS, W. WORK, Cashier. WOODBRIDGE BRO'S,, State Agents FOR THE DECKER BROS, PIANDS ~ Omaha, Neb. Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA Paid up Capital. ... ....$260,000 Eurplus 30,000 HoW \xru Pre it A Jnn/llm Vice President. W 8. Hughes, Cashier. DIRECTONS John 03, Lewis A. E. Touzalin, BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, Cor 12th and Far ral Banking Bus Collins, W. V. Morse, ¥ Reod. H. W am A Gene 53 Transacted N. W. HARRIs & Co. BANKERS, CHICAGO, so“n Of Counties, Citics and o bikh grade boughtaad sold oo & Dovonahire st HoMoa. "Correspond: ence solicited. PENNYROYAL PILLS HICHESTER S ENGLISH." \or8 of x Sgi b Bousgloty crorswhe Low (R L PR Tl R DISCOUNT Will be given N e Off Last Week's Priceson e cnats Wish Clothing Parlors, ‘)8 PER CENT DISCOUNT OVERCOATS. B0 40 45 50 70 $25 Merchunt T ulm \l e d;]vl\»() L 14.4 MISFIT CLOTHING PAfiLbRS 28 PER CENT DISCOUNT 0ff te above Prices on Uvercoats They ar ¢ all Tatlor-Made and made in th : Buy youself or you' fiend a handsome Christmas Pres- el At the Orly Misfit Clothing Parlors, 119 Farnam street ZE LR