Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1883, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE-~OMAHA TUESDAY FE RUARY 18 THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.! The Fees of Pension Agents Made the Subjet of & Bi'l. While Anoth-r Propnres to Qrant Natioral harters t+ Trades Unions. 1he Famous Arlington Hatate to Be Purchased by the QGovernment. The Tar ff Talk in Congress, and Uther Matters CAPITAL NOTES Spec'al Dispatchas to Tur Ba'. a MARK OF RESPECT WasnineroN, Februry 12 —As a mark of respect to the memory of the lato Ex Posnacter General Jewell, the postoflice department will be drapped iu mourrdcg for thirty days and closcd on Weanceday, the day of the tunerai, FEES OF PENSI N AGENTS, A bill was latroduced iu the senate to-day by Senator Cameron (Wiscon- sir) to regulate fees of pension agents. It provides that claimants and agents living In the same contiguous ¢ anties may sign contracts sllowing the agents $26 i an original case or reopened cass where new disability is proven aud $10 for other oauses to increess pension in all caven filed since Juna 20, 1878. The bill further provides tuat no fee shall be paid in advance of the allowance of claima filed after the bill becomes a law. Cameron says the objact of che bill is to place the pension bueineas in the hands of local agenis and prevent {ta absorption by Washington agencies. CHARTERING TRADE UNIOMS Blair's bill in relation to the incor- poration ot the natfonal trades unions presented (o the senate providos th:t any trads organization having two or more braicivs in etat:s or terriories shall by eatitled to receive from the United States courts charters as na- tional senociations under such naine as may by eslecred, with power to eue and lisbility to be sued, ete. THE | KLAHOMA B OMERS Tho w«j icy of the party wh in. vaded 1. dusn Territory have with- diawn of thor own reorrd npon as. g that they were deceived as purgeso of tha expe-tion hy v.doce. Scveral of tho or, arrested by the mincary authorities, will be tusued over to the cwil au- thorlties. The issue of standard silver dol- lars last week was 471,000, againt 162,000 the corresponding week last year. THE ARLINGTON ESTATE, The senate judiciary committee agreed to report for passage the bill providing for the parchass from George Waushiugion Parke Cartis Lee of the entire Arlingion estate, com- prising 1,100 actes near Washington City, and iuclading the National cem- etery, at a cost of $150,000, the ac- crued taxes on the aame, $15,000, to be paid by Ganeral Lee, The cours, in general term, ordered that the money awarded Benjamin Weil by the Mexican claims commis- slon must be pai1 uiless good reason is shown for withholdiug it. CONGRESSIONAL. Special Dispatch to Tur B SENATE PROCEFDINGS, ‘WasHinGgToN, February 12.— After the introcuction of a bill to legalizs incorporation of tred:s unious, ihe tariff bill was taken up Ssuator Miller (N. Y.) introdnced an amendiuort to ropeal an act relat ing to vinegar fuctorios cetabiished ard operated prioe to March 1, 1879, which vas reterred to tho commitiee on fijaues. Amoanc 15 committes of the whole to the i reveuus portion of the bitl h been covetdered, the senats proc. to consider thoes made to the com- mittee to che tariff sections, Ssoator Morgan, who had, Satur day, demauded a eepara‘e vote 1a the senate upon each amendment made in committeo of the whole, withdrew une demsud in order to facuitate the pro grees of the bill, Senator Conger immediately renew ed the demand. A provision for levy- ing duty on goods composed of two or more materials was amended so as to provide the duty shall be assessed at the highest rates at which the com. ponent chiif valae may be chargeable. Sovator Morrill moved to disagree to the amendment made in committee fixing the daty on soap at 20 per cent ad valorem, Motion lost and amend- ment agreed to, Tae amendment made in committes of the whole charging the duty on green and colored glass bottles, dsmijohns, jars, ete., from 30 per cent ad valorem to 1} cents per nd was dwagreed to. The para- graph embracing iron ore aud pyrites was temporarily reserved Seuator Morri!l (with the concur- rence of a majority of the c mmittee on fiannce) offered a subsiituto for the pig lron paragraph, The ameniment charcing the duty on bar iron from nine-tenths of a oent dpar pound to $18 per ton, was agreed to, ayes 25, noes 16 The exceptton of “‘wice’ from the articles or manuficiares of iron ore steel, which when galvarizsd arasto pay an extra duty of } ofu cent per pound, was ou motion ot Senator Alli- son made more definits by making it read *‘except fonce wire.” Senator Mitchsll moved to make the duty on nickel ore 20 cents a pound insteed of 15. Lost—30 to 31 The action of the committee of the whole In striking out lumber from the wood schedule was disagreed to by vote, yeas ‘16, nays 20. Lath, shingles, pine clapboards and spruce clapboards, struck out in committee of the whole, were also restored at the rates in the bill, the senate refusing to agree to theaction in committee by a vote of ayes 18, noes 32, Senator Morrill, by instraction of a majority of the committee on finance, proposed to reduce the additional duty goneral. amendment (Kelloge) wnd unother senator wh wouid vote with Lim were abeont Senator Morrill hed no objections to let the vote go over until to-mor- row, Senator Shermwan offered an emand. mont laging on en addiional daty of 10 per cent advalorem on sugars, eto , wn which export duty is levied by the conntry of +heir production, Senator Van Wyck believed Jones' charge of bad faith on tho part of the committee on finance was well found ed. The senator had nald a'member of that committee had come to him to negotiate about the daty on suger. ‘Negotiate" was the proper term to use because the whole of . fhis tariff legislation on which the senste has been engaged for a month past was onducted on commercial prirniples. I'he senator from Loutsiana (fones) had & right to complain of the trea:- ment he had recrived, for ho had probably relied upon the old saying, **There's honor among thieves,” Van Wyck sald he rised the word “thieves” in the Piskwickian sonse. [Laughter ] The senator from L ous. tans might have well been suspicious of the high pro- tectionista oast, but he might depeud upon the high protectionists of the northwest. They would re- member his vote to keep the duiy on lumber. ¢ Like little men” they wiil vote for his sugar tax. Senstors might amuee themeelves by this pretenee of legislating for the public, when really were only ‘“‘negotiativg” with each other for the benefit cf highly pro- teoted interests, but the people would no\ be decesived. At the conc'usion of Senator Van Wjck's epasch, Senator Brown re- marked the senate had been continu- ous sesslon for eleven hours, and as the senator in charge ot the tariff bill seemed to be in very good humor, he would ask his consent to adj.urn, Senator Morrill (alluding to Sena- tor Van Wycks remarks, delivered with yreat antmation of e and ges- ture) sald, ‘I am always in good ha mor when I have an opportunity of attending opera bouffe.” [Laughter | The senate adjourned. HOUSE PROCEEDINGS, WasHINGTON, February 12 - Mr, Hu chios in the house asked a usani- mous cousent for the passiye of a biil for the retirement of Alfred Pleasanton with the rank of major Mr. Steele objected. Mr. Blair presented several petitions of ewwzan of Virsivia, North Ca olina ard South Carolina f.r natlon.! al i to common schools, A biil wes reported grantirg s per- sion of §50 par month to the grar - asughter oi Thomss Jffarson Mz, Hoiman introduced a joint res o'uion directing the sccrstary of th- {1terior to iesue no more patents tn lwnds to any land grant roads until farther action of congress, The house refased to consider the cistrict busluess and went into com mitteo on the tariff bill, the pending paragraph beicg that imposing a duty on chalns On motion of Mr. Dannell, the daty on chains less than § and not less than § of an inch in diameter was re- ducaa from 24 to 2 cents per pound. On motion of Mr, Kaeson, the old classification of ateel and ingots was restored, A dispute arose between Mesars, Qarlisle and Haskell as to the effect of the clause imposing a duty on steel ingote, ete. Daring the debats Mr. Anderscn, srguing for 45 per cent ad- valorem rate, said: ‘8o far as his ex perience had gone, whecever ths bill was given a kick, a little devil of a jub would pat his head out, if it was not 8 biz devil of a job, Mr. Devie (Il ) moved to fix at one cant per pound the duty on iron or steel 1igote, bloomers or blanks for licomoiives and railroad cars. Lost -72 1 86 Ou wotion of Carlisle the daty on sceaw rivets, scraw nalls ard wire aud rods round in ccile and loops not lighter than No, b wire guage, 2d at 3} cents a pound or less, was fixed at 30 per cent ad valorem, Pending further action the commit tee rose, Mr. Haskell giviog notico of an nmendment reducing tha duty on iron wirs rops and strsnd from 3 to 1 ceut per pouund, aud steei wire rope from 3 to 24 cents par pound, Recets, EveNiNG sessioN,—The legislative appropriation bill was conaidered in commities of the whole, Mr. Atkins moved to reduce the s:lary of first as- sistent sacretary of state from $4,600 to $3,600. Loat--46 o 101. Mr. Thompson offered an amend- ment, providing thet after the 30.h of June, 1883, there shall bo no more than forty-six collection distriots un- der the bureau of interaal revenue. Mr. Bayne off:red an amendment fixing the number of colleciion dis- tricts at seventy-five, which was re- jeoted. After some timo spent in endeavoring to eecure a quoruun, Mr, Holman offor:d an amendment fixing the number at sixty. Pending the action the committee rose ani the house adjcurned. TAKING THE BLACK VEIL. Year as a Sister of the WLite Vell, Formally Renounoss tue World Forever. He stated bis colicazus | this grating s & small window with a A Cincinnati Younyg Lady, After & y(shutter of the mame crosssd hars through which the tuna partake «f b sacrament of the Lord’s supper 8 me four foet back of this window altar an applicant for the black vii and prepared to renoorce the world forever. In the world she had been Miss Bonecaren, and is a sister of Mr Gus'ave Bonscaren, chief engineer of the Civcivnati & Sonthern railroad. She remained in society longer than her impulse to devote her life to G d would haye dlotated, through her duty to an invalid mother, whom she at 7:80 yostorday morning kuele Sis i d " pat vl uds in Ok ricter.d tor Gabrielle of the white vail, alons, of "'Diamond Painters, This it (e 58 YU PO, 0m Aftor six months of probation in the —— 8 codoclons 114, alwo well kvown aud cap of & novics and u year and a day | . " chen ) weo will | \ in tho white vail, she had come to thy | 'he Trade Astounded- Many | '} ¢ . tigon, VRR EAY, Dealers Losing Heavily, Inforior St . that Pass £ r Firate Water Gems New York Star, For some months past great exclte- ment has prevailed in tho divmond attended (o the last. Further back in the nuns' chapel a fow slsters in black and white veils, and fato the publio chapel a privileged fow were admitted, Among the latter were the brother of the candidate, his sia- tor-in law, Mrs Robert G. Mi chell, nee Lincolo, her husband, and Mr, Lodyard Lincoln, of Cincinnati In the choir were Miss Roscorans, who has a daughter of T. D Liuesln, E:q , of Cinciunati, who hss a daugh- ter in the Browa county (Ohio) eon vent, Mme. Godoy, wife of the Chi- lian mintaster, and a iady friend, were also in the sanctuary. After the ‘O a pro Nobis,” in which Miss Lincoln’s rich and cultured volce filled the church with its fesling and power, and wae admirably seconded by that of Miss R secrans, Father J. J. Murphy, «f the Soclety of Jesus, and president of Gonzaga coilege, mounted the altar steps and instructed Sister Gabrielle from the text, ‘‘Hearken, oh daugh- ter and see! Incline thine ear! For- get thy people and thy father's house! A king shall admire thy beanty.” He told her how she had come to make the sacrifica (f all there wan in this life to God, in her vows of chastity, poverty and obedience With an eloquence whose simplicity was {ta chief charm, he told her she was not literally to *‘forget the holy affections of the fam- {ly or her father's house,” but was to sanctify the memory of them by offer- ing them to God, She might, he said, in virtue of her vow of obedience, have her household duties to attend to or be engaged in teaching not pure- ly religious works, but these could bes made beautiful by her devotion of them to the great honor and glory of God, even as ‘‘cloth of gold” so lovely to the eya was upon close inspection & ground of close material upon which glden thread umpon goldea throad ssillfully woven, comp eted its ex quisite work. Her duiy done, “A king should admira her beauty—the iwterior beauty of her soul.” The instruction over, Sister Gabri- oy read her vows in a low, distinot voice, and was then ledto the window by two sisters of the black veil, Father Murphy, who was fully vest- ed, approaching onthe outside to com- plete the ceromovry. The sisters back 10 the chapel, with lighted candles in their hands, chanted the responses in a low, pecullar way, in which melody evidently was not consulted, but with a woird and solema effact that car- ried one's thoughts far back into the centurles. The consent of the com. munity being formally asked and the response given, the ocandidate was duly invested with the orcss, which was put around her neck by a chatn and the black veil Then the of- ficiating priest sald in substance: ‘‘Stster, thou art dead to world; dead to thyself. Live only to the Lord.” The sister then withdrew a few pacee, prostrated herself, and was covered by other sisters with & black veil, as a pall is covered, Then, after chanting, the priest said, subatantially, ‘“Awake thou that sleepest; come from the dead. The Lord shall onlighten thee.” Agiin approaching the win- dow, a lighted candle was placed in her hand, and she was given, with proceribad ceremonies, the crucifix which the eisters of tho order wear in their belts, After iocerso and prayer, the priest concluded with: ‘G, sister, aud God have mercy upon thee. Abide in the house which he has preparedfor thee,” Abridal crown of orange flowers was placed upon her over the black veil, and she was loft koeelivg, with lighted candle in hand and alone, as at first. The mass which follownd was celebrated by Father Denny, S J., of 8t. Aloys- ias’ charch. The muslc was again exquisite. The sister received the sacrament of the holy communion, As the deeply impreesed little congrega- tlon dispersed it was a significant and elcquent thing that the coavent bells rang out, summoning the sisters to their datly labor, while several bright eyed littls girls with their school books came skippiog and laughing upon the soone. Domand i, ake ne other lron preparation except Brown's Iron Bit. ters, It is the best, A POK®R BUIT, A Wife Recovers Money Lost by Her Unlucky Hueband. Fm‘n'klm (Ky.) Sp:cial %0 Loulsvil'e Commer- clal, Tho case of Mcore v, Sattle, an ap- posl from the judgment of the Owen olrouit court, was argued before the superior court to-day by Mr. O. Hal- lam for the appelles and Hon. Warren trade in this ity owing to the dissov ory of wholosale frauds on dealors who have been victimized to thy ex. tent of hundreds of thoussnds of dol. lars. Dotee ives have been long on. gaged in endeavoring to ferre! out the frauds, and it is confidently aescrted that within the next forty-eight hours important arrests will be made. The oxperts who have co succestfully im- posed on the trads, used for the pur pose of deception a simplo but clever process of coloring inferior diamonds 80 that they looked exactly like firat. water gems, When pressed by the re- porter for partioulars, the broker sud- denly became uncommuncative, and referred his interlocutor to Datective J. A, Britton, who is a deputy of Mr, Anthony Comstock. Bafore applying to Mr. Britton the reperter made inquirtes upon hls own account, acd gathered mavy facts a8 to the new mode of swindiing dlamond merchants and their customers. Taen the do teotive was approached. “‘Mr. Britton,” began tha reporter, “‘I have been told that you have beon working up this dlamond painting business, particularly with reference to one firm which has been victimized, Ishould be pleased to have you state the faots in the case, the modus oper. andi of the swindlers, and any other matters of public interest.” Mr. Britton replied quickly: “‘Who told you I kuew anything about the matter? Suppose I do, am 1 going to give away the whole thing? Scarcely. When my investigations (supposing that I have made auy) are complete and the offanders brougnt to juatice, I may talk, bat not bofore,” To this the reporter rejoined by convinecing Mr. Britton that he al ready had enough material for un article, “Now, Me Britton,” said the in- quirer, *‘The Star will publish these tacts, even if you refuse to eay a word. You see, it i3 no secrat, and you will gain nothing by silence.” Tho de- teotive startod, was sllent a mo- ment, and then said, slowly and re. lactantly: “Waell, if you know so much, T sup poss I may as well tell you tho rest. Lot me begin by reciting a little story, Not many weeks 8go & man came into the shop of a well known Hast side pawnbroker and exhibited a pair of auperb elght-carat diamond earrings, They were large and looked like twelve.carat gems. The man asked a loan of $1,600 upon them. Long and carefully the pawnbroker examined the gems. His covetous eyes sparkled. Ho concluded that the stoues were genuine blue-white diamonds, which are as rare as they are beautiful, They bring from $150 to $500 a carat. Tiffany & Co. had one awhile ago for which they refused $1,000 » carat. But the broker’s ad- mira did not get the better of his business instincts. Flo declined to loan more than 850) upn the ear- rings, This the customer promptly aud positively refused. Afier a long argument the contracting parties com- promised upon $750. A8 soon a3 the customar left the shop the broker ordered his clerk (who was out of wight during the negotiations) to fol low the man and buy the tickot at any price. The clerk obeyed, and after some dickering the victim exchanged the ticket for 60 Wiid with delight tos broker hastened to wash and polish his treasures. Buat when he took them from the water a cry of astonish ment ceoaped bim, The blus-white lustre was gone, a~d, to his surpriee and anger, t.e shrewd oxpart found that he had paid a high p.ice for or- divary green yollow diamonds, worth at the most §4) a carat. The stones were painted. “Isuppose,” continued Mr, Britton, *‘that there is not a diamond mer- chant, or a pawnhroker betweer Now York and Naw Orleans who has not bzen humbupged by painted jewels.” “‘How did tho matter come to your attention?” asked the wondering Star man, “Just 13 this way. months ago u gentlemanly, well- dressed man, entered the cffice of a |- prominent firm of diamond brokers, and represeated himeelf the agent of a large house in Parls, He had some fivo gems. Would the firm have the complatsaiica to examine them!? The ficm did so, aud bought $10,000 worth of stones. Upon snother ocea- sion they purchased & yet larger amount, and six wecks ago purchased of the pleasant gentlomen from Paris a third lot, for which they paid £5000 —$26,0000 Tho list package they did not examine with the ocare be- stowad upon the others, for they had perfect confidence in the judgment HUGE FRAUDS 1N DIAXONDS. | Extonsive Cperations of a Gang|| About five DORMER WINDO Wash'nzton Post, The handsome brick convent of the Slaters of the Visttation at the corner of L strest and Counpctiout avenue, is & “‘colony” of the Georgetown in- stitutlon of the same name. The lat- tor is the ‘‘mother” house of the order in this country. It was founded during the administration of Bishop Weal, who preceded Archbishop Car. roll as the first archbishop of Bal more. The order is of Fronch origin, and was instituted early in the seven- teenth century by 8t. Francis de Sales The nuns were originally secluded and devoted their lives to prayer snd purely religious work. Thoy are still cloistered, but all of the houses in this conntry, and most of those in Europe, have added teaching to their vocatiou. The chapel of the convent in Washington proper 1s very high and narrow, openieg to the right of the chapel iato a private chapel half the height for the use of the sis- ters, The latter chapel is separated on sugars not above 13 Datch stan- dard, testing ahove 75 degrees by polarisoope, from 5:100 to 4-100 of a oent per pound for every additional degree or fraction of a degree, Senator Jonas complained of being taken by surprise gy the offered from the altar by a grating resembling iron bars, but really like the other gratings of the convent, enly & pro torms protection, as it Is composed of frall wood, Over this thsre may be drawn black orape curtalns, which hang on elther side. In the centre of sabmitted. poker case, in which Mr. Netile and Jobn A, Moore, both of Owen four yoars ago these two Owen" county gentlemen had a game of ““draw poker,” and after the game was closed Sottio was the loser to the extent of several hundred dollars. walked up to the captain’s desk like a i-|lictle man and put down the cash, Bright and happy emiles were ob- sorved all pocketed the money, and he left the gamlag-room with the idea that the little game of poker which he had with Settle would never he known to only himself and Sattle, was sadly mistaken, ago the wife of Settle brought suit agaicst Moore for the recovery of the mouey which her hasband had lost at the poker game with Moore, The ver- dict of the jury in the court below was in favor of Mrs, Settle, and the coun- sel for Moore took an appeal. Thi decision of the superlor cour in this ocase will be watched with interest by the sporting people, Montfort for the appallant, and then is the ocelebrated This Evan E county, participated. Abou “‘Swee over Moore's face as h Ogysters by express daily, Fleming's, e —— Visit Kurtz's Store, He | test, they found that the diamonds But in this he Several months and integrity of the man trom France. In a short time, however, the cus- tomers who had bought diamonds of the third purchaso, returned them to +|the firm, declaring that lostead of t | blue-white gems they were of the green-yellow variety. The wholesale merchants were astonished beyond moasure; bat upom applylog s simple for waich thay had psd £5,000 were worth perhaps one-fifth of that amount,” o] “‘How was the cheat discovered!” “Eas'ly, Boforo getting, the stones wera washed, and the paint came off, stalning the witer a deep red. Further investigation showed that the gentleman from Paris had no con. nectlon with the firm he represented, and that his credeutials were forged. 1 suppose chat follow has cleared half a million within six months,” Bpocht's “Are there any other people en- gaged In it chroughout the country?” “About 100 all told, I believe, 0 | There are five men in New York par- suing the indastey.” “Do you understand how it Is donel"” “Perfectly. Look here.” Mr. Britton drew from his pooket a small package, which he ourefully opened, 1t ocontalned, perhaps, & blaspoonful of & very dark red i nd thatsm u g or upon this place, wid then poae on s fow deops of the fluid, Then we m'x the two, snd wao have a rich, dark red liquid. Very will, Exsmine this stone ' The detoctive took » ring from his fingor, The stono wus a large cia- mnd with a yollow greon'ah ocast, With & Jittle came!'s hair brush he gontly palnted the wider erdo of the m with the red flaid. In a twinke. lag thy greentsh tine disappoared and the sione glowed with the poerless tints of a fresh wat'r dlamond, Mr, Britton then painted the stone com- plotely, 1t took at fiest & blo d.-red hue, whish, afier a little rubbiog with a woolen oloth, changed to o deep, dark, beauufal blue. Heold at arm's longth, the gem flaahed aud ecintila- ted liko a npark of electricity “‘There,” exclaimad Mr. Britton, “that it not a bad sham sspphire. A A FEW BARGAT! I HouseS T.0TS, S Farms, resl sapphire of that size would be worth moro than a diamond. Experts a8 oell as buyers have buen fooled by this process. A broker in this city told me yesterday that he lost §9 6500 by it. T don't want to mention names now. In forty-eight hours my man will bo dead to rights and I will nab him. Then some startling develop- meunts will be made, I can tell you, You observe that to enhance the price of dismonds the patnt is applied under tho setiing only.” TUTT’S ~ PILLS S8YMPTOMS OF A < Loss of Appetite, Bowels costivi Pain in_the finm,'wm: % A0t aon? sation in the back part, Pain under the Shoulder blade, fullness after eating, with a disinclination to ex- extion 'of body or mind, Irritabili of temper, Low spirits, with a feel- 1‘v‘\'w of having noglected some duty, Iargo cellars, god wel and cis'ero, bain, ete., on ‘onriness, Dizziness, Fluttering at | Webster and 224 etreot, 86,000, the heart, Dots before'the yes, Yol No 17-Lot BOXISS feot, new house of two low Skin, Headache generaidy over | rooms brck foundation 100 barrel cistern on the right eye, Restlessnes: th fit- ful dreams, highly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION. 00ls i 3 e 33 Murray St. P A TUTT'S HAIR DYE. GRAY HAIR OR WHISKERS chango to a GLossy BLACK by a singlo application of {11 Dy, It mpartsanatural c ots Tne ™ 1y, Bold by Drugelats, of sent by expriswon recelpt of . N P! MURRAY ST., N. Y. G AL of Velushle Inform ) Useful Iteeelpte will b malled FLLEL on application. MASTER'S SALE, In the clrcuit court of the Uni the d strict of Nehraska, “The New Kngland Mortgage security Company v8_George Weeth and Anna Weeth, < al. No. 210E, IN CHANi ORKCLOSURK OF MORTOAGH, Public notice is here\y glven, that in purau- ancs of aud by vittue of a cecrre_entered 1, (he above cause on the 21st day of Novembor, 1881, 1, Ellis I. Bierbower, special master in chancery An said court, will on'tho 21st day of March, 1833, *t the hour of 10 v'clock in ths forenoon of the waid day, ot tho north door of the L nitrd States court hicuse and postofiice building, in the city of as connty, stae ad district of auction thy follo. ing described d States for heeast quartor , bownship four- t, in arpy cousty, o lock box. will reeive n den all her ite. it a mis riblo beeau o does , can learn the valuablo secret, worth hundreid o' d liars and o lifo time of L appluess, by cowplylog wih this notice, reb 127t Q@ DWW AR $500 REWARD. The above reward will bo puld to any person who will produce a Paint that will equal the Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, tor preserving Shinglos, Tin and Gravel Roots, Warranted to be Firo and Water Proof. All ordern promptly attended to, Cheaper and bet tor than any oiher paiat now I s, STEWART & STEPHENSON. Bole Propriotors, Omaha House, Umaha, Neb, REFERENOES Officer & Pusoy, Dr.Rice, Dr, Pluney, — Fulle Oouncil Biuffs, I Ban offico, WESTERN GORNIGE WERKSI 0. SPEOHT, - - Propriotor, (212 Harney 8, - Omrha, Nob MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized jmoa CORNICES, S, FINIALS Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Patent Motalie Rlylight ated Ratchet Bur t Shelving, 1 em agent for the ling of goods, ANG, day O sward )y et Patent above JION 7 rwstings, Batustrades, Lare Ralloge GE oL, Seorv of b Bawing Maching A nendwrae 116 nimer bias aad g Vo oy mcaid peesna (sl ov gu'giion of The & v will bo sens b undl, poa, pald, € 1 Utanos i ony - Need G e Wanaranaring 6o, Pulpolp:! Ofise, 3¢ Uulon Sgaar WY TORK JACOB KAUFMAN, REMO /ED TO NO. 611 16TH 8T DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PURE WINES o 6t (NE) and | | BEMIS I6th &Douglas'St. HOUSES AND LOTS. ull ot aud new house, {3 Frooms, two ono up-wtairs. Ei, ht foot celling be'ow above. Brick foundation, cellar, ete. A bargain, $600. No. I8 ~Larce two story house, 10 rooms, two Hamilton stroet ne.r Poor ClareConvent 8500, No. 16—1louso aud lot on 17th near Clarx 8t. house B room ete No. 1 House of near 16th §1000 No. oW onswof 7 rooms, with corner lot, halt mils w st of Turniable of red stroct cars on Bau dersSt. £10 0. No. 6—Houso of ¢ight rcoms, barn ete. lot 60x165 feot §2.00, ms tull lot on Plerco 8¢. Vacant Lots. —Two full lots on 19th Street near Lake —Twenty five lots in Parkers addition orth of the ‘end of red street car lino $400 easy torms, 850—Four lotson Delaware £¢. ncar Hans- com pak, One haltlot on South avenue, near 0110, $550. No. ightoon (18) lota on 21st, 22nd, 23rd and Svindersstroot, uear Grace, $600 each, and on easy torma. No, 346 Six beautitul residence lota on Cather- 1ne stroot, near Hanscom park, $4,500. Twolve boautitul residence lots cn Hamilton stroch, noar end of old streebcar track; high and sightly, 83500 8700. Boveral acro atd halt acre corner lots on Cum. g, Burt ad California strects, in Lowe's sec- ond addition and Park Place—near Academy of Bacrod Hoart. Lots in *Protpect Place” on Hamflton and Chirlos strost, Ju't west of the end of Red 8 reet Cartiack and Convent of the Sistera of Poor , one and one halt mil om U, P. sheps, cent down and 6 p: cwo's additionono- tro t Car_track near Convent of Sisters In Shinn's nddition, $126 to oasy torme. n Horbichs 1t and gnd additions. Shiow's, Park Place, Lowe's 21d addition. R \za s Lake's, Nolson's, Hanscom Place, Rodick's ad ditions otc., ot Lot tn “Uro it Foncier addition” fust one- quattor milo wouth-cast_of Union Pacifls and B, and M. R. R, dopots, $200 to $1,600 0ach, very oary terug, Business L.ots. Toreo good business lots on Dodge near 12th stroot, 2/x120 fuot each, $1,600 each, or $4,50) for , with frarie bulldings the 000 por year ench; prico 4250 each. 44x132 foct on Furnam vear 10thstres., corner $12.000 plendid Warehouse lot on Unlon Paciffe right of way, north of track and east of Nail Works— belog 132 feot uor'h f-ontace on Ma by about 0 fe ¢ west lmnhm on 16th Farms & d wiid lands fh Douglas, Sarpy, Dodgy, Washington, Butt, Wavne, Stanton, and othur 001 coun: s i oasiern Nebraskator sale. f'axo pald, renta collected, an 1 1nonoy loaned on Improved city and country ,pro, erty at low rates of Intereat. BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET LONG, WITH EVERY ADDI- TION RECORDED OR CONTEM- PLATED UP TODATE. *OFFI- COIAL MAP OF THE COCITY.” $6.00 EACH, GEO. P.BEMIS, = e ae—— o — ] OR. HENDERSON, 606 & 608 Wyandotte St., KANSAS CITY, MO Chicago. 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Neb, DIRECTORS, Samuel Alexander A. L. Ulrke, Geo. H Pratt, Oswald Oliver, E. . Webster' Jus. B, Heartwell, D. M. McE] Hinney. First Mortgage Loansa Specialty This Company furnishes & permanent, home {natitution where School Boa ‘sand other logally tasued Municipal securi‘ie ‘0 (Nebraska can be negotiated on the r1> 1 avorsble terma Loans mae 0n improyed t v all well sottlea counties of the state, thro . r_ 1%ponsible;local correspondents. 101K BEA MROMN AR o Vios Prea't, wrnas, Koo und Tite NEBRASEA MANUFACTURING G0 Lincoln, Neb MANUFAOTURERS OF Corn Planters Hrrrows. Farm Rollers Wo are 40 do job work and manutee A regurar graawate in medicine. Over 1 years' practice—13 in - s