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OFFICE OF
Crane, Paris & Co.,
BANKERS,
1874 L STREET (EBBITT HOuSE).

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct l, 1888.
We beg leave TO state that wo have entered into
n acopartnership under the firm name OF CRANE,
PARHtS a co. for tho transaction OF a leglli-
mate banking and brokerage business
our experience IN Washington and New York,
covering period OF twelve years, VII, we think,
justify our guaranteeing prompt, faithful, ana
intelligent transaction Of all business intrustcdto
our caro-.
We receive private and business accounts on de-
post, subject 10 check at sight; discount mercan-
tile paper; buy and sell United states bonds Dis.
trict Of Columbia securities, and execute orders
on the New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltl-
more and Washington stock Exchanges.
Collections made promptly and at low rates, for
which remittanccs arc made daily.
Financial Agents tor National Banks, Banters,
and nou.resdcnts having business before the
Treasury and other Departments Of the Govern
mcnt
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vestmens, &c.
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Bankers, New York
II. W. FoRp, President National Bank OF the
Republic. New York
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York
JoTS j. CRANE. President Warehouse Security
Company New York.
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Bankers, New York
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Washington, d. q.
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wereceve regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers Magazlnes and Fashion
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don Era, London Daily News. The American Regis.
Ter, Saturday Review, The AthenRum. Society, Gar
doners Chronicle The Garden, The electrician Eng.
sh Mechanic, The Court journal. The London Arch
ilect St. james Gazette Pail Mall Budget, The Lon.
don Economist The British Architect, The Builder
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acad,
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Cornhill magazine, London Lancet. Monthly Family
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BlackwOods Magazine Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, Sunday Magazine All The Year Round Tho
Portfolio, London Art journal, Cassells Magazine
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WoLFEsvILLE, N. Cdr. /. G. McLaugh-
lin says: g. used Browns Iron Bitters Tor
vertigo and now feel like u new man."
National Republican., 1883-10-18
Transfers OF Real Estats.

Thefollowing transfers Of real estate were
filed for record yesterday;
Lot IL, of Chester and Jenkins Subdiylsion of
lots 2S and 81, OF square 725, with Improvements,
being 1919 feet ON the west sdgof Second, be-
tween y and streets northeasE Almfa Th0mp-
Grafton, $500,
Lot 10, of Williams and sapdss, trustees, subd-
Vision OF part of lot !, of sEuare 426, with inn
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B-A.HT TE=ER5,
14I1 F STREET,

Transact General Banking Business.
Purchase and sell on commission Gov
ernment and Railroad Bonds and Stocks,
and all classes of Securities dealt in at
the New York Stock Exchange, or all
reputable securities bought and sold in
the open market.
Loans and Commercial paper nego-
tiated.
Interest paid on Deposits subject to
check.
Have private wires to their New York
House, 80 Wall street Boston, Baltimore,
and Chicago, and execute orders promptly
at one-eighth commission.
Stocks carried on margin.
Orders in Cotton executed.
Chas. Counsclman & Co., Of Chicago, are con
nected by private wire with Batcman e Co., where
a correspondent Of theirs ctm always be found tC
execute orders on the Chicago Board of Trade
| Reliable informal on will always he furnished.
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lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines and Fashion
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We weenumorate row books which may for mavno
be useful TO those around tho house
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
FIRE lAL D RS.
The Work of Fitting up the
Paxton Commenced.
Other Matters in Connection
with the Subject.

Immediately after the burning of
the Newhall house in Milwaukee
there was a general discussion of the
subject of fire escapes from public
buildings, but especially from hotels.
The travelling public everywhere he-
gan to be cautious about being sent to
a room above the parlor floor, and
there has not been q single night that
the reporter has not seen or heard
some kick made by travellers If the
was too high up, and all on &C.
count Of the fear of fire.
The proprietors Of the Paxton an.
nounced some time ago that they would
take extraordinary precautions for the
safety of their guests, yesterday the
workmen began putting in the wooden
stsirways, which will be provided with
iron hand rails and will connect the
fifth story porticos with the first by
gsngwsys. Some of the ladders are
already in place and others ready aud
when complete the sky floor will be
as safe az the basement 60 far as get.
ting out easily is concerned. The
connection will no. be made with the
ground as escape will always be easy
from the parlor floor aud In fact the
iremen claim that they can reach the
top story with their own ladders any
time,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
Vacant Lots.

No. 252-Two full lots on 10th Street near Lab,
st. $1,000.
No. 3,l-Twenty Ave lot, In Parkers addition
just north Of the end Of red street car line s4O0
each easy terms.
No. S5O-Four lots on Delaware 10. near Hans
com pax $3.50.
No. 33l-one hslflot on South avenue, near
st. Mays avenue, $500.
No. 3iO-Eighteen (lS) lots on 21st. 22nd, 23rd
and Saunders street. lear Grace. $500 each, and
IN easy terms.
NJ. 3I8- Six beautiful residence lots on Gather.
Inc street, near Hanscom park, 81, 500.
Twelve beautiful residence lots tn Hamilton
street, near end OF old street car track; high and
slightly, 1850 20 500.
Several acre aud half acre corner lots on Cum.
Ing, Burt aud California streets, In loves tee.
ond addition and Park Plsce-near Academy OF
Sacred Heart.
Lots IN 'Prospect Place" on Hamilton and
Charles street, Just west Of the end OF Red Street
Car u ack and Convent Of the Sisters Of Poor
Glare, one and one halt mile from pcst0fiice and
emo nile from u. p. shops, ESQ TO $500 Zach,
only 8 per cent down and 8 per cent per month
Lotsin Levels addition ono.hslf mile west Of
end OF Red Street Car track near Convent of
Poor Claro Sisters In Shinn's addition, 1925 10
800 each, and on very eaty terms.
Lots in Horbnch's lst and End additions,
Shinn'e, Park Place, loves 2nd addition Ragsn's
Lakes, Nelson's, Hanscom Place, Redlck's nd
ditioDs. etc, oB.
Lots In "ure1it Foncier addition Just one.
quarter mile south. asst Of Union PacihI ana Is.
and N. Il. X. dopots. $3.50 to 81, 600eacb. very oasy
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
ANNle'S ESCAPE.
A Young lady Catches Fire
While Asleep
And is Buried in the Snow to
Save Herself.

A young lady employed at the EN-,
met house, on Eleventh street, a!
pantry girl, met with an accident las
evening that came near resulting In
her cremation. Her name was Annie
Hudeo and she ia about six teen years
of age. She came to Omaha from
Wahoo, where she has two brothers
residing, and obtained work at the
Emmett.
Last evening about 7:30 o'clock she
went to her room AMI built a fire in
the store, lying down close by to wait
for it to burn. Lulled by the glow
and warmth ,f the fire The your & lady
foil asleep and when she awoke 1t was
to find her clothing in a blszs and her
life in danger. she was badly fright
ened and her calls for help brought a
young fellow to her rescue, who threw
II blanket about her pereon and carry.
ing her into a snow drift, the combined
Effects of these wise precautions being
to e%xtinguish the blaze quite thor.
on lily.
The injuries were confined mostly
to Miss Hudeo's face and hands, both
of which were slightly burned while
her eyebrows were scorched off, her
hair partially burned and the girl her.
sylf considerably unnerved by the
accident.
There have been several accidents of
this kind lately and folks cannot be
too careful about exposing themselves
to the flames. In this instances it was
f )rtunate thing that Miss Hudec
awoke when she did or she might have
been fatally burned and the house
cremsted over her.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

there Is q high but uuobtrusive class
ct people in New York, whose society
Is loked upon equally az a pleasure
and an honor, end they refuse to rec
ognize Baron William and his Iilt.
edged Clique. The newspaper reports
OF the castle fCotivities contain the
names of PIiuce Gould, tho Duke Of
Sage, aud the host Of Buarstucks,
Copperknobs and Putancalls. But
the Roosevelts, Stuy v,saats and De
Peysters and the other old Kuicker
bockeis arc not there They
are invited, but they are
undated by Williams mil.
lions and the gaudy evidences of
hi, %opulence. Honcettoir world Is as
much beyond the ambitious Baron's
roach as beyond that Of the organ.
grading woman in fcout of bis iron.
Grag mansion. The Court of tho First
Empire ssvOred of tho barracks, and
the eutomDge Of Baron William smo cks
OF tho Stock Exchange, The vioille
noble1se OF France were brave, but at
timo9 preferred the scent of flowers to
that Of 2gunpowdcr. Tho true aristo.
crGcy of arhattan are practical, but
when they affiliate with the Baron and
his friends 1t will be after those gen.
tlemen have cast the ~clinging ''tape''
from their garments.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
POLICE POINTS.
The Monotony OF the City Court Re-
lieved by a Wedding.

The usual monotony of the morning
session Of the city court was varied
yesterday by the app ,arance of a
handsome couple from Union town
ship, who appeared to have Judge
Beneke make them man and wife.
The groom was Chris. Rothlfs, a farm.
er # that precinct, and the bride was
Miss Louise Widroff. The Judge per.
formed the ceremony with his usual
grace and congratulated the bride and
groom, after which other friends pres.
ent followed suit.
Il PLEASANT.
Sheriff Boggs, of Washington Co..
passed through the city Wednesday
with a prisoner arrested In Missouri
for running off mortgaged property.
Wednesday a drunken man raised
a lively racket on Cunning street, and
when he threw a beer keg through @
saloon window it was concluded that
the best place for him was the city
jail. Constable Butcher was sum.
moned to escort him thither, which
he did with considerable difficulty.
Upon searching him In Jail it was
found that he had In his possession
about $l60. He was ragged, and
looked al if poverty was gnawing al
his %vitals, but he paid his So and cost
yesterday like a man.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
The missouri Bandit.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
KANSAS CITY, January Psi now
seems assured that Frank James will
not offer bail at present, prtfsrring co
remain, under the circumstances, In
Jail at Independence. The prisoner
Is wanted in several other counties in
the state to answer various charges ana
if released on bail would In all prob.
ability at once be rearrested and taken
elsewhere upen charges more serious
than the M Of robbery. AS the care
now stands he is held to bail in the
sun of SO, 500 to answer a charge Ct
robbery at the May term of the Grim.
inal court. The governor has stated
he will not honor a requisition until
the dismissal Of the charges resting
against the prisoner in Missouri.
INDEPENDENCE, No., January 90
Deputy Marshal Holland, keeper OF
the bandit Frank James, took him to
the theatre Tuesday night and Judge
White caused Holland to BIO removed
from the service of the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
Senator Sawyer and Sharp Gotham
ties.

Senator Sawyer and Sharp Gotham
ties.
Commercial Gazette.
WAsHIsGToN January 21,-T. @.
Crawford, in The Sunday Herald, tells
the following story Of Senator Sawyer,
Of Wisconsin:
Senator Sawyer, OF Wisconsin, lie
one ofthe wealthiest senators, He IL
worth at least SO coo, 900, perhaps
more. 1t Is not worth counting, al
any rate, when you get above a mil.
lion. He made his first money buy.
Ing pine lands. He was a practical
lumberman. He would 90 off pros.
pecting, fad out all tho good sec
tons, and then, when there we're pub
lie sales Of lands, no would knor
what to buy. So we'll was this uu.
ders.ood that a sharp New York firm
of land buyers concluded to utilizt
Mr.. Sawyer's private information
By bidding all bis good LAND
away from him. At the next sale
at OahkoIh, Mr.. Sawyer found tina
whenever he started to bid on q LOT, il
would be run right up on him. lie
stopped after II or two effJrts anc
went out. He returned In a moment
and resumed bidding, The New YorL
men bid against him all day, beating
him on every bid, capturing Thousands
of acres. They did no. go near thelr
land for some years, unit Oshkosh haC
grown to be quite q city, and Senator
Sawyer TO be a very rich man. They
all came to Oshkosh then, and as they
nesred there they felt very happy owe,
the way they oUtwiltsd Sawyer. II,
kindly invited them sll to his house
gave them a good dinner, aud formal
" forgave them for getting the star
OF him.
The next morning after their srriva
Senator Sawyer invited them to com,
to his house after they had inspected
their land. He wanted them to gts,
and make a real old-fashioned visit
but they never anne Senator Saw
yer never saw them again. They dis
covered that Mr.. Sawyer had arrange,
with a friend, as som al he discovere,
their game at the public sale. to BIZ
upon the good lots, while he Sawyer
pat In bids on all the mArsh and waite
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

*lf you are u woman and would coz.
tribute your iLluenco to redeem
humanity from its numberless ills,
make all thiags else subordinate to
health. IT you possess this inestima'
bic %treasurs you may transmit the
same and your ctflpring may rise up
aud call you blessed. To secure this
1t will be well to seek the motherly
~couatensnoe of Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

election at Mallow, Ireland, where
O'Brien, editor Of The United Irelpnd,
defeated the government candidate
says: The demonstra'i ion Of prevail.
/ g opinion at Mallow, which is not
] key to be more violent than the
opinion In surrounding districts can
only be interpreted as de6anc, of the
government and all English parties.
HI FESTIVITIES LEFT OUT.
BERLIN, January 25.-Tho court
festivities were recently abandoned in
consequent Of the recent death of the
Prince Charles, but the streets are
decorated in honor of the silver we'd
ding of the Crown Prince frederick.
William, the crown prince aad Princess
Vc:or'a have received numerous vi.i 6
aud congratulations, including these
OF the emperor and empress, who
were enthusiastically received by
large crowds.
PREsENT TO THE CROWN PRINCE.
BERLIN, January 25 Over 5000
congratula.ory letters and kilograms
we're received by the crown prince
and princess, siso 109~1ackages not
yet opened. Tne emperor presented
a massive silver tea service: the
queen If England seat a marble statue
OF herself; the chief towns OF Prussia
have given a sdjte # dining room fur.
niture valued at 7G 600 rarks; the
city of Blrlin donated lis 900 marks
Tor the foundation of a sanitary
school; $4,000 marks collec ed
through Germany Was received for
benevolent purposes, and the British
consul sent 80 coo marks for the
building If an English church.
WILL GO TO PRISON.
DUBLIN, January % .-Healy re.
fuses to give bail aud will go to prison.
A VOLUNTARY BoNrsMAN.
LONDON, January 25.-Jos Cowen,
a radical member Ct parliament, has
telegraphed Davitt: ''1f you or Healy
desire to give bail [ will become one
of your bondsmen."
n olAhNlNp fEUfLEs
LONDON, January 25.-A gunboat
has gone to lnnismurray Island, Ire
land, with provisions for tho inhsbi.
tants, who are reported to be in a
starving condition.
NO CASE AGAINST THE PRINCE.
PARIS, January %. The magistrate
conducting the Inquiry case of Prince
Napoleon states that sufficient cause
has not been shown for further pro.
c%eedings.
H CANADIAN CARNIVAL.
MONTREAL, January 20. - The
weather this morning is delightful for
outdoor sports. Tho carnival pros.
poets for a pleasant day are all that
could be desired. Everyone is loud in
praise of yesterdays sights and scenes,
which are declared by strangers to
have far surpassed their expectations.
THE SULTAN AND CREW.
HAMBURG, January 25.-The irri.
tation against the captain of tt 9
steamer Sultan is rapidly abating.
Two Mormons who were on beard the
Sultan at the time of the disaster
were examined before the magistrate
and fully confirmed the captains
statement. The Sultan Is detained by
order Of the court, and not by the
police rs first reported. Her captain
aud crew are perfectly free. 1t is
stated the owners of the Sultan will
not deposit the large amount of eau
ton money demanded by the court,
for the vessel is not worth 1t.
A NEWSPAPER WARNED.
LONDON, January ga st. Peters.
burg dispatch denies the report of fire
at Nicolaieff. The Moscow Telegraph
has received a second warning for q
violation of the press laws,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

Special Dispatch es to IHE BEE
A NEW RENCH CABINET.
PARIS, January 20 1t is reported
Detrey o,net and Wilson will form o
new cabinet.
EXPfLLING PRETENDERs,
PARIS, January %. The ministers
to-day had another conference with
the committee OF the chamber of
depu les on the bill against preten-
ders, and in reply to various ques-
tions they promis d to consider any
decision the committee might como to.
After the departure of the ministers
the committee adopted a proposition
excluding from French territory, AL
giers and colonies, all members
of families having reigned in
France, depriving them OF politi-
cal rights as citizens, declaring them
ineligible to any fiji 70 aud preventing
them from belonging to the army.
The resolution OF the committee
further provides that transgressors of
the proposed law shall be amenable to
correctional tribunals and liable to
five years imprisonment, after which
they shall be 8gsin expelled. The
discussion revealed wide Emergencies
between the views of the ministry and
committee. Prouste inquired whether
the ministry would use psrmissive
powers if granted. The only answer
he eiiOited was they would ex.
anime the matter. Fallisr, mir
lister of the Interior, declared no
danger existed threatening the re.
public. Some troublesome dts'tns
existed but they had no chance e re-
a!izstion. No conspiracy, he thought,
considering the fesling of the nation,
could become formidable. The rumor
which had gained currency, that the
charge against Prince jerome had
been dismissed has been contradicted.
Billot, minister of war, pointed out
If the appointment of Due D'Aumali
as general OF division were cancelled
all eff ,ial work done by him wofld
fall to the ground, notably the sem
tence passed on Marshal Bazine.
which Duo D'Aumali signed as presi.
dent of court martial.
Hi ROYAL SYMPATHY,
Ex-Empress Eugene has told re-
porters she has neither seen nor writ.
ten the Prince Napoleon nor attempt
ed to do so. She had no ccmmunica.
tion with the French government and
no hint for her departure was necez.
sary. She returned to London having
accomplished the object Of her jour.
ney, which was simply one of family
sympathy with Princes Mathilde.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THB BKK.
CRIMINALS.

DUBLIN, January 25.-It 10 stated
important evidence has been obtained
In regard to the perpetrators of out
rages IN the last two years In the west
of Ireland. The police anticipate cap.
turing all members Of the organization
which promoted crime; AFRO persons
concerned In the murder of Lord
Mountmorris. 1t is probable they
will be indicted shortly. A man be.
lieved TO have taken part in the muir
der If Blake and his servant Flynn,
near Loughrea, Is now In America.
He is being sought after, and If found
1t ia surmised that he will turn queens
evidsrce and disclose the names and
whereabouts of his associates.
AID FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
BERLIN, Janosry 25.-The presi.
dent of the reichstag announces he
received AZ go marks from New York
brewers and hop and malt dealers for
relief Of the sufferers by the foods.
PERU WANTS PEACE.
CAYAMARCi,J January 25.-The Peru
ASSEMBLY, passed a resolutiont to treat for
immediate peace with or without
Bolivia, provided the republic retains
independence and Ia not stripped of all
u of regeneration. Logan's
recall is expected because of the let.
ter directed to Montero.
MEE1ING POSTPONED.
PARIS, January 25--The cabinet
couocl to have been held to-day, tc
decide In relation to questions a
issue, was postponed until to-mor-
row.
CHEERING BOOTH.
BERLIN, January % - Edwin
Booths second performance of king
Lear" was ag.ia rapturously ap-
plauied.
AToAsT TO b KING.
MADRID, January 25.-Marquisd DE-
Saydoal, recently appointed first vice
president Of the chamber of deputies,
In replying 10 a toast, said: eve be
lieve monarchy and democracy com
patib,e. TIC monarchy daily becomes
more respected. | drink to the lib
erty Of the press, to democracy ant
to King Alfonso" The remarks wsr.
greeted with cheers.
A SoTE FROM THE PORTE.
LONDON, January % "A Vienn'
dispatch to The Daily News says: IT,,
porto has cent q circular note TO IN.
powers, pointing CUT tho L lglish not,
concerning Egypt, is at variance viii
Turkeys admitted rights over the lat
ter country, Tha porte has also re
quested Turkiah ministers abroad t
CAL attention 10 the ablolu.e uecessit,
of strict Observance OF the sovereigI
rights of the porte. Germany advise
the sultan to accept tho English pro
posals, az they are ia the interest c
Turkey itself.
II BRAZILIAN LOAN
OF "a, 900 900 at AZ per cent, whic
was pat uDon the market by Rothl
child at 80, has been more than fall
subscribed.
A NOTE OF DEFIANCE.
LONDON, January 25.-The Times
comm snting on the psrllamentar
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

PERSONAL-"Parts OF the hui an body
enlarged, developed and strengthe' ed" etc. Is
an interesting ad' eriisemoHt log run in our
paper. In reply to i.qu ries w will say that
there IL no eyi fence 4 humbug alb " this. on
the contrary, the ADVERT il ~ ar very higtly in
dorsed.' lntercs ed persons II ny get 3 al d 'ir-
culars giving all particulars, giving all p~articu-
lars, by addressing Erie NJ deal Co, =. U. Box
513, Buffalo, N. Y.-Io.cdo hyeni. Z Bee.
an 1I-lv
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
HOUSES AND LOTS.

No. I9-Full OF aud nov house, I3Erooms, two
be 'ow and one upstairs. III, hit foot ceiling below
and even above. Brick foundation, cellar, etc.
A bargain, 5000.
No. lS-LarSe two story house, 10 rooms, two
large cellars, 4 cd well and cistern, barn, etc, Oh
W bstor and 22d street, 5000.
No i7-Lot 50xls5 feet, new house OF two
rooms brick foundation 100 barrel cistern on
Hamilton street near Poor ClareConvent 500.
No. l6-House aud lot on nth near Clark st.
house 8 room etc. s 200.
No. l5-House Of 3 rooms full lot on Pierce St
near 18th $500
No. q. New houseof Z rooms, with corner lot
half mile west Of Turntable OF rod street cars on
Sau ders st. 5000.
No. b-House Of eight rooms, barn etc. 10,
60Kl65 feet $500.