Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1883, Page 2

¥ the old gentleman kindly read an ex- tract from his will, in whioh h arranged oertaln monetary affairs, with sure, business:like prcelsion, that THAT OLD HOUSE, with all {ts decaying and mouldy far- altare, will stand just exactly s it has stood for the past foréyu .l."l ,l:rnl.l — | long time to come. ntll, In fac Faithtul to 8 Faithtal Wife—| PR, S5 000 win, live the bodtes of Wanting to Make Her |the once happy manand w.n:lm-r lwh::c bright presence enliven t in the Y nlmgolt plorgolun past, shall have crumbled Into the dusty oblivion of utter nothingness. RN old gentleman sadly sald, as his visi. L iiaiinadte 2 tor with & heavy heart and sympathiz. BartiMore, {March 24 —On Oarey [ing mind bade him good-by at the street, this city, stands a pecullar!pack gate. *‘I am doing much more dwelling which has boen an object of | than livirg up to my promise. 1have sabdued Interest to all who are partly | the wealth to do it, and I want to do or fully acquatnted wi h its pocullar |y 8he may be able, we here cannot history, For forty yeara its dark col- | tall, but we shall know some day, she ored shutters have never been un |may be able now to know th! barred and its massive front door nev- | se what Is In my heart of hearts, and er once opened. Within its portals | T know it wonld make her happy. the furnlture stands just exactly the | And,” he slowly added with tears in same, exoepting the ravages pro-| hiy eyes, ‘‘with all her deception and daced by the masterly hand of time | yin and with fall knowledge of the and the corroding touch of decay, as|awfal fact, I still worship her as mach It stood many years ago, wl ts | as I over did, and want to make her h;‘ma\: -ev:‘u]r:;-:lm(llvg; i-'::‘:\:;bj sracloos halls rexounded with life and happy for time and eternity,” Tog Erowiw's Inow Brirass, all my llifllv ) o — troubles are atanend, Can eatany ts owner is a man aged, gray and e racuiedTy aneuter | @rizaly. His eyo possesses a peculiar person, Mrs. W. J. Frynn, sharp, penetrating look, and really . 3 Maverick St, E. Boston. . | appears as if 1t had not closed in se- rene slamber for a fall decade of hu man events. He ls repottedsto be enormously wealthy, but as far as as- certalned he never shows his bank blooh to any on CLOSED FORTY YEARS. The Strange Secrét of One Balti- more Mansion, UFFER no longer from Dyspep- sia, Indigestion, want of Appetite,lossof Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, &c. BROWN'’S IRON BIT- TERS never failstocure all these diseases. Singular Provisions of a Will. Boston, November 26, 1881, Brown Curmicat. Co. Gentlemen :— For years 1 have beenagreatsufferer from Dyspepsia, and could get no relief (having tried everything which was recommend- ed) until, acting on the advice of a Friend, who had been beneftted by Brown's Ixon Hirraes, I tried a bottle, with most surprising results, Previous to taking Brown's Ixox Birrars, everything | ate distressed me, and' 1 suffered greatly from a Wasaineron, D. 0., May 16, 1880. GexnrtiemeN—Having been s suffer- er for a long time from nervous pro tratlon and general debility, I was advised to try Hop Bitters. 1 have taken one bottle, and 1 have been rapldly getting better ever sincs, and 1 thlu{ it the best medicine I ever . I am now gaining strength and appetite, which was all gone, and I was in despair untll I trled your Bit- ters. Iam now well, able to go about and do my own work. Before taking it, I was oomplat.;{ prostrated BROWN'’S IRON BIT- TERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast- i Great Unh'mwn.rI o the houne, always entering and leav- ing the food, Belching, in, ltby‘h back gate, ln% takes his Heat in the Stomach, dily meals at & nelghboring restaur- Helartburl_).p etc. The [} t.l For forty '”“b:: o?e Ib“ t:h only Iron Preparation gentleman has ever n insiae this that will not blacken the |dwelling until lsst Fridsy, when s MRS MARY STUART, teeth or give headache. Mercury ropresentative was allowed to Chicago and New York. sccompany him through the dresry| The two cities above named are the and mysterlous passages. Although t ocommef centres of the he has been very retioent, especially | United States, the former contalning in regard to the history of his home | in the viclnity of 650,000 inhabitante, and his ‘present life, yet at this time | and the latter about 1,600,000. The he kindly gave, duriog the energetic | number of people actually in Chicago journalistic Interview which followed, | at any one time would doubtless range the following facts, They show far above these figures, as its floating WHAT TURNED HIS MIND INTO ITS PRES. | Or translent population is enormous, EN1 TRACK ranning up Intofigures that can hardly and why the old_house has stood as 1t | be credited. The traffis passiog be- has for so long a time. Forty. tween these ‘wo citles daily is very yoars ago Col. Rainbeck was a has large when one considers that they some man In the prlme of life, happy [8re Within a fraction of 1,000 miles in the possession of an ample fortune |#PArt. Boston also has a large traffic and doubly blessed in the proud con. | With Chilcago, and to give an idea of solousness of being the husband of one | the accommodations neceesary to pro- A e of the most lovely and accomplished [Vide for the = passenger busi. b Mg young Iadies of B.lltimon. He built|n%% 'l":,:e ml:;“e:::u'h:hltm:;: ) THE NEBRASKA :&::J_'.:&‘;;x.r g.;"}f',',.f“,c:_';’, Michigsn C:utral rallroad, which is nificent dwelling, and expensively and the principal thoroughfare between the M‘NUFAGTURINE GU elegaatly furnished 1t from cellar to [Oltles named, runs five express trainy garret. Nothing that wealth oould dally—three on Sundays made up of Lincoln, Neb command or taste desire was good |fine new day coaches, amoking cars, MANUFACTURERS OF enough for the abode of what he then | drawlog room cars, palatial sleeping Oorn Planters Hrrrows,Farm Rollers | considered his priceless earthly treas. [Crs, and last and best the famous ulky Hay Rakes, Bucket Rlevating dining cars. These dining cars have Qpixy iy Bas ure. For five years the young couple 5 We are p::npn'ndudn Job work snd manutee |lived there in hapolnass, and then |done more toward making the jour- turing for other parties. came the thunderbolt. ey from Chicago to New York and Address sl order At the close of the five years re. | Boston comfortable and enjoyable than ferred to he one day, right in the mi sny other modern invention, as they of his connublal piness, mad do away with the old custom of getting usefl;t ¥ hfl,’.fl‘&f terrible dlscovery., He had the moat [ 00t at wayside stations and devoaring tadl box by Exp indisputable and" undoubted proofs of m;ar;wsgec"'.‘n::l':’"xh':';::; he best cand| .‘:;B:‘:.' bgnt faad “"""""wf': HIS BEAUTIFUL | ¢roin pall out unld l:;w h{imtlnlg ) ll:: a0~ elegan el companiment. In the Michigan Can- u;l"l;: o‘l::;lg;‘(:ul:?m 5?&1 ::: tral cars you have plenty of time to Sold by all Druggtsts. Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. See that all Tron Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and have crossed red Ifies and trade- mark on wrapper. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. WA0MN BCHAMP “‘You see,” the| c0. of his family altar. This man was F. GUNTHER, | when. the husband.flly sucovered C. F. when the husl ully vel Confectioner, ? | his fearful wrong. In the excitement Chi naturally incident to the ocoasion he failed to kill him, but seriously wounded him, BShooked and horrified at the discovery and subsequent events, completely prostrated ment. ally by the newspaper publicity which followed, the young wife ocommitted self-destruction in her own beautifal home b{.l::owlng her brains out with h revolver. During the days of th piness of this couple ife was 80 much pleased with her elegant home and its charming s ment, endeavored to kill the destroyer £8)27 yontimeAl ARG IIoNe M DEARS already dined in the oars hold that it s one of the pleasantest experiences 1n the world to calmly relish a good meal as you fly over the smooth steel rails, with the whole outside world in # panoramic motlén before you. Other great features of the Michigan Oentral Railroad are that ita through tralns for New York and Boston run out of Chicago along the Michigan Lake front within a stone’ w of the clty's costliest mansions, ‘through South Park and the maglo olty of Pallman, affording an extensive sur- vey of this marvel of a marvelous age, and later passing in full view of Ni. agara Falls, It s for this latter rea- known to all travelers as “‘The roundings that she made her husband | s " o RRGISTER A SoLkMN vow mErom | )i°g8ra Falls Route. EOE HEAVEN SRy 'that, no matter what happened, no | THIRD WARD REGISTRATION. difference what sudden or totally un- expected event oocurred, if he sur- vlv:d har.; n; lon;u‘lin‘ llv:d, he was to keep the house and furniture in ex- actly the same condition as it existed fi:::;::' V‘g Ilqnluu:;.?nt: U 8slog: e bilastal days of thats bonegt 2 4 moon, In the event of him dying be- | Becht Max 211 & 15h fore her, she agreed to do as she re- | Buttler sas 116 s 10th quested him untll her death. ‘‘Al-|Brown D O 1224 Oapltol ave though she was guilty beyond all|Bratton W 1324 Douglas doubt, and altough that fact was Bates Robt 1115 Dodge the time, on account of my assault on | Brannon M 413 s 14'h the villain who rained us both, blaz- | Brown G 1 106 n 10th oned before the world in every news: | Boyer s 914 Howard st paper, yot 1 have lived up to that one | Broshlin G 414 s 14thst ADDITIONAL NAMES, Armsby Wm 418 s 10th st o0 Every Corsot is warranted ‘actory to its wearer in every W or the money will be refunded by the person from whom it was bought. o e by e 2 iicu a4 | PrOmize of mine in every particular,” | Bearnatem A 210 8 12 h st B PN EiFortable: s perioct Stting orset oves | the old gentleman eaid. *You oan | Ballon Press 512 s 13:h st PRICES, by Mail, Postage Pal Baith Prese: Belfi Ardominal (ex! Weaiih Fr g, 81500, ar sale by leading Retall Deaiors overywhares CHICAGO CORSET €0, Chicago, Ll - |%° by this hol““ lmlb(!ul'n‘lture;1 and ng. by what people say about it and me, roing, o1.00 | oY WHAL POOPo 8Y " | Coffman © 1124 Douglas st 1 HAVE SOLMNLY Kerr My worp,” |Connoly I 118 u 0th st Not one single articie has been | Olark Jans 313 s 10th st touched in that house for forty years, | Carpenter G J 116 s 10th st oxoept the furciture in a small room | Olark Byron 100 s 14th st 10 the third story where the old gen.|Ceoll w V 414 s 1dth st tleman sleeps, and whick was not used | Oasteller w L Crelghton house for any purpose whatever during the | Carter R Millard | 1ifetime of his wite. Since the hour | Curtls Ed rear 117 s 10th st when her corpse, hb:nm:;u?l av:ln in ltlho embraces of a ul and guilty death, was forever carrled lmmu that gfil; » (}gu‘f};;"‘;fl L residence nothing #mall or large has Dot "F 1126 Dvd‘p "" been changed within that dwelling, D “"M 407 l‘ll ." except as just noted. The once ex- D:"r‘ J 3108 12¢h ot pensive and artistically earved plano D, vine .Stt: 4 Dougl + | stands open, with the now mildewed D“"“, 'mo“';lm.: ugies and decayed green oloth oarelessly | FAYIacs B hanging over it, just as she left {t|mytell J w 106 s 10th at t ears ago, when its present yellow | Kyeritt w 214 s 11th st eys wero white and glistenlng and | ppel J J 1109 Doug st merrily responded to the graceful | Fhy J M 1810 Harney st touch of her small white hand; the moths and worms of decay revel in un- | Fallon P 115 s 15th st distuebed hilarity among the folds of [ Femwalt David 116 & 1pth st the once elegant curtalus and through | Fieegel T n 1320 D ug st the once expensive Axminster ocarpet; | Frank john 1024 D dye st the masslve walnut furoiture stands [ Fisher S j 1024 Ddge st mouldy, gradaally fullvg to pleges fn | Ford A rear 1213 Dav st the utter silenco of unhimited decay. In the “living room’—tho sltting | Gorman m 108 s 10th st room—of this mareion of desolation [orman j 108 s 10th st every emall srticle of every day use|Gudbrand O 413 s 10th st romaine exastly as sho left them, or as | Greon N Mill she placed them during her last mor. | Gernnesey j 222 n 11th st tal visit to the spot where she Gorman j 1206 huruey st SPENT THE HAPPIEST HOURS Gorman P j 918 harney st of her earthly life. It would make | garelson O 916 Dodge st even a young, giddy girl of this world, Hastlogs G O 1224 Dodge st who never yet having experlonced any | Hugton wm 1013 harne; trouble, fondly aud gayly imagines life Herzog Geo 411 » 10th to be one everlasting bed of ever- Hampton j w 1022 Farnsm at blooming roses, without one single Hagarman Chas 1106 Dodge st thorn or brlar, just heart-sick to go Hegg N 1020 Doug st through that silent abode of death and decey, Hunt A s 1409 Davenport st Before this Interview terminated ! Henrey E Metropolitan hotel Bachman s 916 Hamey st Donovan O 204 n 10th st dosely OMAHA, NEB. THE DAILY BEE--TUESDAY APRIL 38 1883 Hawkias L 1109 D>dge st He: z F 1024 Dodg Habig O 1215]Harney st Hoffmelster K 21 s 13th st Tler 3D Paxton hotel Inskeep O 10256 Douglas st Jeckeon Gao 8§ 1309 Ospltol ave Jones Jas 1109 Dodge st Kean sohn 214 s 10th st Kahn s F 222 n 13th st King 7 B 1209 Dodge st Kennedy W D 1306 Douglas st King P 407 s 11thst Kendall G W Odd Fellows' block Koch Henry Lemieux F X 913 Farn st Lynch P 108 s 10:h ot Looney E 116 s 10:h st Lenox M 116 s 10th st Murohy E W 1224 Dodge st Maurer Kog 813 Dodge st Mueser W B 1315 Cap ave Monynehan A 209 s 13th st Moore Con 1207 Harney st Mauk D F 1011 Davenport st Maxwell J E 1405 Davenport st Mahan N 8 114 0 14:h st Martha Pat 204 n 10:h st Mills R 924 Douglas st Martz Aug 412 s 13th st Merrill N 902 Harney st Mahoney J 924 D uglas McAndrews J 204 n 10th st McCann J K 1024 Douglas st MoCellan A Paxton Nye Fred Paxton Neep Wm 1006 Dodge st Ogalsby W Paxton Owens B 1209 Dodge st Poterson Geo 1113 Douglas st Pickett W 113 n 9th st Parr M 423 10 h ot Pluomb W W Millard Parissen Gao 1016 Howard st Patterson J H Oapital ave bet 10:h & 11th Pennis A rear B& M office Parish H A 1212 Howard st Patrick Geo 210 n 13:h sf Pals Aug 213 n 124 Powel Geo 924 Oaf Pate 8 E 109 s 10th of Points F A 922 Capitol ave Poland R C 1106 Dodge at Paterson O F 1024 Dodge st Parker D Paxton st Paxton W A Paxton st Pothhelz J 414 s 10:h st Rosenfeld J 1009 Farnham st Ringer A 815 s 10:h st Richard J H 1017 Farnam st Raoge M 415 s 10th st Racek'J 411 s 11th st Rupe A 1024 Dodge st Richter Henry 817 Farnam st Rosenzwelg R 111 s 14th st Rosler Dan 106 » 10th st Shannan B 124 n 10th st Sternsdorff J J 112 n 9ch st Sappington J E Millard st Bylvester Geo 117 s 10:h st. Schmitz Jacob 807 Harney st Satton W A 1208 Herney st Sohultz Aug 320 s 10th st Shill Gus 1207 Harney Bhappell J 809 Dodge st Steves M 1310 Hnrney st Sohafer Fred 1409 Dodge st Sorenson Al 223 n 14 h at, Sessions W P 1309 Capitol ave Satten J 917 Cioltol ave Smith J M 1233} Douglas st Swisher W 915 Capltol ave Stelling Wm 1418 Howard st Taels J 214 n 14th st Teavis A 1124 Dodge st Taylor R 1018 Capltol ave Vanderbrunt F O 204 n 10th st/ Vonkumel V 1116 Oapitol av Vonkumel Wm 1116 Capitol av ‘Vaughn F in alley bet 8:h and 9th st 'Witkoff J 1024 Dodge st Wolfe J N 120 » 14t Woodburn J M 1018 Harney st Wiloox W R 123 ne 16:h s ‘Whitmore X E Millard hotel Windsor W H 530 s 10.h st Wait 0 1013 Capitol av Wallington Geo 1014 Capltol av Wilkie D 1013 Harney st Waters Wm Millard hotel Willlams P J 1119 Farnam st Wilson O F K 1021 Davenport st Werlz G W 1422 Farnam st Wheeler Thoa 1017 Oapitol av Williams 8 H 1024 Douglas st Youngs F M 418 s 8th st Cary A Brooks W D Cook EJ Real C A Ryan J MoElroy J The above nam=s have been stricken frem the book, as they do not live in the Third ward Will sit from 4 to 7 this evening, at Woles' office. H. B. MEYERS, Registrar Third Ward, —— Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wnv¥ tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must use LYON’S KATHAIRON. This eleinnt, cheap article always makes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair strong, giving it a eurling tendiney and keeping it in any desired position. Bean- tiful, healthy Hair is the sure result of using Kathairon. IS e G T DUFRENE & MENDELSSHON, ove’, requiring no heel stiffenem. The Agency for these goods in this town ha been plai riv REMOVED TO! Omaha National Bank Bvilding, | 4 NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN. (From tbe Boston (lode.] STEELE, JJHNSON & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour, 8alt, 8ugars, Canned OCoods, and All Grocers' Supplies. Jestrs, Bditors — ‘The above is & good Ifkeness of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink am, of Lynn, Mass., who aboveall other humah beingy A Full Line of the Best Brands of Ay be truthfully called the ‘‘Dear Friend of Woman,* «4some of her corrmpondents love to call her, Bha 1 s s tec OIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGC £ & lifestudy, and is obiiged to keep six lady| . sxistants, to help her answer the large correspondence rhich daily pours in upon her, each bearing its special urden of suftering, or joy ab release from it. Hee| v by i o4 AgoNt8. for BRNWOOD MAILS AND LAYLIN & RAND POWDER 60. On acoount of ita proven merits, it i recommended| = e poenrimaarLien P, BOYHR JO: - . 16 says: “It works Like & charm and saves much «==DEALERS IN=——— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. f the uterus, Leucorrhosa, frregular and painful Fire and Burglar Prj> fenstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and floeration, Floodings, all Displacements and the con- quent spmal weakness, and 1s especia'y adapted to ho Change of Lifo.” 1t permeates every portion of the system, and gives o life and vigor. It removes faintness, fiatulency, Petroys all craving for stimulants, and relioves weak. #e of the stomach, It cures Bloating, Headaches, lervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleepleasnoss, - fepression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing| bwn, causing pain, weight and backache, is always ‘ermanently cured by its use, It will at all times, and nder all circumstances, act in harmony with the law Bat governs tho femalo rystem. 1t costs only §1. por bottle or six for §5., and fs sold by | fruggists. Any advice required as to special cases, anif| he names of many who have been restored to perfecd N AULTS k] LOOKS, O. B i i 1020 Farnham Street, £ her home in Lynn, Mass, A JForldney compnint ot clter sz s ompounts) CPJHIELA KN A, = = = NIEIES “Mrs. Pinkham's Liver Pills,” says ons writer, “are _———— ANHEUSER-BUSGH fhe world for the cure uf Constipation, nd Torpldity of the liver. Her Blood wwonders in its special line and bids fate wpound in its popularity. t her as an Angel of Mercy whose sole P L a v, Brewing VW EISTER o . : GORNICE WORKS ! Association, Iron and Slate Roofing, 0. SPECHT, - - Proprietor. 1111 Douglas 8§t. - Omaha, Neb MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED Iron Cornices | DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht’s Patent Metallio:Skylight Patent, Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, I am the veneral agent CELEBRATED KEG & BOTTLED BEER. THIS EXCBLLENT BRER SPEAKS < STIOUIS MO, FOB ITSELF. for the above line of goods. TRON FENOING, Orders from any part of the State or the Verandas, T i i i : Orstingy, Balusizaden, Versadan Tron Entire West will be promptly shipped: lar Guards; also GENERAL ‘AGENT FOR DPEERSON & HILL PaTENT In.|All Our Goods are Made to the Standard of our .SIDE BLIND Guarantee, GEORGE HENNING, - Sole Agent for Omaha and the ‘West. Office Oorner 13th and Harney OMAHA CORNICE WORKS, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Proprietors. Tin, Iron and Slate Roofers MANUFAOTURERS OF Ornamental Halvanized Iron Oornices, Iron Sky Lighte, Btc. 310 South Twelfth Street, R - - - OMAHA, N£B, mar 7-mon-wed.-fri-me. STABLISHED 1865, A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING . CARRIAGE FACTORY 1400 and 1411 Dodge Btreoh, aug ¥-me 6m OmaHA, NxB. WW Dtk sy ms mr: Jo8ge jflmfl& he only life suthorised by her and which will Bt bé & “Blood and Thunder” story, such as has boen and will be pul lished, but a ruo life by the ouly porson wha 1 In possssion of the facts & iaithtal and devoted wits, ~Truth ls more nter: PERFECTION HEATING AND BAKi4G 1s only attained by nsing CHARTER OAK 8toves and Rangas'® et WIKE GATSE VRS DOUSS MILTON ROGERS & SONS ODEL.ET O, IZI8 2\l use) J. A. WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEE IN S XN HER ER TR Lath, Shingies, Pickets, BASH, DGORS, BLINDS, WIOLDINGS, LIME, DEMa AETATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY Aru acknowledged to be the best by all who have put them|Near Umion Pacific Denot. OMAHA NB T. S INEHOILD, MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Window Caps, Finials, 8kylights, &c. ’ THIRTEENTH STREET, . . . OMABA, NEB HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF W ATT ]?.A_PER, WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRIGES DUPLIGATED, i18 FARN . = - OMAHA BOLLN & BIEVEKS H, BOLLN & CO,, 16509 Douglas Street. Qor, 16th and California St, OMAHA SEED DEPOTS. HENRY BOLLN &G0 Have brought to this city from the tarms of Landred'h & Son's ) burn & Gor, New York, the 1argest stock of Gardon nd rls:l: 'k.".'.'.‘.".!i?”' clty, sliof which are guaranteed to be fresh and true to the nams, Prices will also be as low as any Responsible Dealer can Make. » mar 16-e0d-tf HENRY BOLLN & 00, to a practical test. ADAPTED TO HARD & SOFT GOAL COKE OR WOOD. MANUFACTURED BY Buck’s Stove Co,, SAINT LOUIS, PIERCY & BRADFORD, SOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA. FALLEY & HOES, Western Ageuts, Latayette, Indlana, TELE FPATENT REVERSIBLE ~FOR— Rubber Boots and Boots and Shoes OF ALL KINDS, a0 B0 PERCT. v The center pleces are Interchangeable and re. versible. It prevents the counter from runulng od James M. Thur ed before (o this Others cannot procure them. Call nd xamine a full line of Leather and nCandee” Rubber Boots and Shoes with the Re Crsible Heel, MKS. M. PETERSON, 8-8m Loulsyille, N