Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1883, Page 6

The Daily Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesdavy Morning, May 1. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ay Oarrler, 20 conte per week. B Mall 10,00 por Year, —_——— Office: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near rosdway. MINOR MENTION, ~—See Joseph Reiter's spring styles. ~Additional local on seventh page.| ‘With the dawning of May Officers Morse, Tyson and Edgar retire from the police foroe. The Round Table meets this even- ing at the residence of H. W, Tilton, 819 Sixth avenue, Prof. Farnham gives a lecture at the Bloomer school bullding this evening before the Chantanquan clab, his subject belng astronomy, Mrs. Sadle Oaughy has taken steps to procure a divorce from her husband, Finley Caughy, on the ground of hls being too muoh given to drink, Officers Clough, Morse, Barhyte, Edgar, Cusick and Brooks are detalled to attend the faneral of Officer Ster- ling this morning and serve as pall- bearors. The Rescue Hose compsny are to flva & Maypole party to-night at ohany's hall. Prof. Olker's orchestra 1s to furnish the music, and an erjoy- able time Is promised sure. Col, Sapp, who has one of the nicest herds of short horn thoroughbred Dar- hams in this part of the country, has just purchased a fine bull from fl' M. Marty, the consideration belng $200. Theodore Hessell was complained of yesterday for allowing minors to flny pool and hang about his placa. o was brought before Justloe Ab- bott and the case continued to Satur- day next. One of the notlceable features of BSimon Eiseman's elegant new resi- dence Is the excellent workmanship shown in the plumbing and gas-fitting. John R. Martin, who s dolng the work, recelves much pralse and merrits mauch, for it certainly demonstrates that he is an artist in his lne, It's & good | D omd for him, William Brown and his wife, who are complained of for duolhnln‘ to burn & m|fhbor'l house were yester- terday before Justice Vaughn, and the case continued until next Satur- day afternoon. The hea: of the oase promises to bring to the front many detalls of nelghborhood quarrel- ling and bitter feeling. Judge Aylesworth being away Jus. tlce Vaughn was called to the woolsack yesterday morning in police court and disposed of several plaln drunks. Oharles Ovok, Frank Evans and Pea- nut Charlle and Willlam Henderson were each fined $0.60. Not one had funds enough to pay, but Oook and Peanut Charlle gave security, while the other two took to the jail. Harkness Bros., in another column, call attention especially to thelr line of oarpets, and in general to their line of dry goods. As Is pretty well understood by this time, Harkness Bros. are at the front, and they al- ways have a large and varled stock of new goods in their line, with prices which cause thelr trade to steadily inorease. Mr Martin, the gellst, Is to lecture to-night at the Baptist churck, for the benefit of the Home of the Friendless, He has been here sbout » week, and many have had the op- portunity of him speak as an evangelist, aad can judge scmewhat as to what he oan do as a lecturer. The cause s certainly a worthy one, and with the promise of the audience recelving more than than thelr mon- ey’s worth of eutertalnment and in- struction, thereshould be a full house. —_———— COomplete stock of ocornice and ourtaln fixturesat Harkness myl 3¢, les ros,’ If you want a good refrigerator don’t fall to see those nloe ones of Jewett & Son's make, at Cooper & McGoe's, 41 M. Oll and gasoline stcves at Do Val & Wright's. —_—— Grand Musioc. Remeny! was here last night and brought his violin with him, That he is master of that instruament ls hardly the word. He seems to be wedded to it, and in his hands it seems a thing of life Indeed. He charmed and thrilled his audience last night, as he always does, render- dering musio which seemed almost of heaven. Remenyl seems to be able to do an g and everytalng with it, and t{?:ullc which he gets out of it s only equalled by the pranks which he makes it play. He makes a violin laugh and ory, snd in his power over an audionce he Is not ualled by any violinist. He moves ;?l hearers to laughter and to_tears. In fact, he is a wonder. The other members of the com- pany were very good and were duly appreclated. Warner has an oxocellent soprano voice, aud handles it well. Mr. DeCelle, as tenor, and Adolph Bauer, as planlst, also won thelr share of plaudits, and earned them truly. Don't fail to examine stock of Car- pets at Harkness Bros.' before pur- chasing elsewhere. They have the largest and choicest selection and at prices that dely competition. myl 3t A Short Sesselon. The clty council met, or tried to meet, yesterday afternoon afternoon a8 & board of equalization. There were present the mayor, and Aldermen Eicher, Siedentopf, and Wood. Ad- journment was held until this evening, when it is expected business will com- mence in earnest, Lawn mowersat DeVal & Wright's, Dr. Weat, Dentlst, 14 Pearl street. ———— Now fovoloes of Bilk and Dress g00ds just recelved at Harkness Bros.’ WILL THEY KICK? The New Saloon License Lates From To-Day. — Th e new sslocn license of §400 year goor Into effect to-day, but the saloonists will be allowed the rest of the week to file thelr applications and bonds and pay In thelr money. The ordinance fixes the bond at $2,000, and requires at least one quarter's Jloense, $100, In advance. It has been whispered about that seme of the saloon men object so strenuously to the new llcense that they will not take out any, Of course the license Is only for beer, ale and wine, the state Iaw forbldding the sale of whisky. It is Intimated that some of the saloons will outwardly, at least, stop the sale of ale and beer and sell only whisky. Icrqulry of some of the authorities resulted yesterday in Tas Ber recelving the Information that the olty authorities are preparing for such an emergency, and thatfshall it arise, they will commence sharply prosecations under the state law, and that they are confident that those who are Inclined to rebel will efther take out the required license or else shut up thelr shops, 1If there Is any fight made, It promises to be a bitter one, and it will open if ever within ten deys. —_————— Call ~xamine ‘‘the quick meal” gasolir ve, Kormale only by De- Val & Wrighl London Hoclety, On Friday night next there will lecture at Dohany’s opera house the Hon, Wm, J. Armetrong, of New York. Mr. Armstrong has been re- celved throughout the New Eogland states by very large audlences; also in London he has met with brilllant sucvess. Among hls subjects are the followlng: Gambetta, Blsmarck, Glad- stone, A Rapublican King, The Eastern Question, Russla and Her Troubles, Garibaldl and London So- clety. The latter has been chosen for Friday night’s lecture, and we trust that our people will show their appre- olation for thisintellectual treat when the speaker comes to us recommended y such men as Henry Ward Beecher, 8. 8 Cox, Abram 8. Hewlitt, White. law Reld, H. W, ows and H. M. 8 promised it this 1s & success that we will soon have the pleasure of listening to Jo- weph Oook. . Tickets are now on sale at Bushnell & Bracketts. For window shades, wall paper, and palnta go to P. C. Mitller 0. 20 north Main st. More Fast Ones, Willlam Brady, of Tennessee, ar- rived here yesterday afternoon with his stable of bloeded horaes for ths coming meeting cf the Drlving Par} assoclation, There are among ther some very fast flyers, It {s reportec that another stable of running horse and one of trotters will come from there soon. IKverything indlcates that the moeting will be a grand sucoess ovory | way. Why be weak? Why not be healthy, robust, and strong, by using Brown's Iron Bittera? Deedl’or Dirt. The following transfers of real es- tate are reported for Tae BEk as ta- ken from the county records by J. W. Squire & Oo,, abstractors of titles, | and real estate and loan agents, Coun. oll Bluffs : B Bardsley to O, B. Bardsley, of +4 of e of sw 29, 77, 42 - $125. T, Officer to C. A. Loucks, lot 4 ir block 3, Halls add—$250. J. W. Bnodderly to A. 0. Graham, lot 1 in block 4, Snow & Green's ad. —§76. 0,B. &Q R R. Co. to J. M Palmer, pt lov 14 in block 15, Riddl. sub— $1, L. E. Cheseman to B, 0. Hallsa, ¢} of nw and nw of ne, 35, 76, 42, J. Mueler to 8, M-nker, 12 and 1! In 22, Heoward's addition; $150. E R. Hinckley to H. O. Selffer lots 4 and b and part of block 6, Wa .. nut; $237 50. J. L Sullivan to F. M. MoElrath part south half, hortwest 24, 74, 41; $760. B. Lamson to H, O. Seiffert, lot- 1, 2 and 3, in block 15, Walnut; $1,700. 8. H. Douglass to E. R. Smith, lof: 17 and 18 n black 15, Howard's ad ditlor, $300, Sarah Mahat to F. Mahat, northeas northwest, 77, 42; 8850 Uncle Sam’s Prisoners. 8. Shamp, telegraph operator, whe was arrested at Menlo for stealin; steallng stamps from the postcffioc, was yeaterday brought before the Unlted States comm'ssloner, who hela him in bonds of $500. Three meun, Adolph HIll, Tom O'Doyle and Richard Brown, wh have been In jall for violating th revenue law, were yestorday dle charged under the poor convict aot. First Oome, First Served. Owing to the reduction of he tex, May I, Frank Levin, Broadway, offers to secll on a that date his entire stock of Cuuic olgars, now on hand at a reduction ¢ $3 a thoosand. This rare ohanc should be promptly improved, as o all olgars made after May 1 there wi only be a reduction of §2, the clga makers having agreed on an advanc of §1 per thousand after that date, Young, old and_middle-aged me and women get health and strength b, using Brown's Iron Bltters. B e A Lock Out. The cigarmakers bslonging to the union numbering about thirteen ars having what they term a lock out and quit work last evening, The union have lately fixed on a new scale of prices to take effect May lst. Thix new scale provides for s raise of §1 per thousand. This amount the bosses are willlng to concede, but the olgar- makers also want $1 extra for odd or Tane olgars, §1 extra for all fill:lyl mixed on the table, and also demand that all wages be pald In cash, The demand the bosses object to, and also object to having the seale of prices posted up in the shop, hence the trouble, —————— PHRBONAL. Rev, Dr. MoMeekin, who has seryed & stated supply for the Presbyterian church bere for the past few months, left yoster. day for bis home in Ottawa, Cansda, He oarries with him the well withes of many whose friendship he has won during his stay here. Major A, R, Anderson, of Sidney, who in distinguished for the unsucoessful run he made for congress, was in the city yester- day, and stopped at theOgden as he did before the battle, M. H, Goltry, editor of The People’s Defender, the anti-monepoly paper of Missouri Valley, was among the welcome callers at Tue Bre office yesterday, Colonel and Mrs, W, ¥, Sapp bave been called to Mt, Vernon, Ohio, by the death of Miss Brown, She wasasister of Mrs, Sapp. M. Marray and wife and Mrs, J, Coop- er, wore among those trom Little Sioux, who visited this city yesterday. Judge Aylesworth is expected bak from his Chicago trip to-morrow, T. C. Laungley, of Grand Rapids, Mich,, is at the Oaden, J. P. Rankin, of Rawlins, Wyoming territory, is an Ogden hcmuse guest. R, W, Morse, of Shenandoah, was among yesterday s visitors to the Bluffs, Alden K. Riley, of Harlan, Iown, wos in the city yesterday. J. T. Sawyer. of New York, registered at the Ogden yesterday, J. R. Jordan, of Stuart, Neb., arrived at the Pacific yesterday, J. O'Connor, of Neola, was in the city yerterday. A. Dy King, of Sidney, Tows, was here yesterday, A. B, Olayton, of Liberty, Va., stopped at the Pacific yesterday. F. Watling, of 8t. Louis, is at the Pa<| = cific, J.P. Fall and wite, of Silver City, Tows, visited the Bluffs yesterday, O, F, Mills, of St. Paul, arrived at the Pacific yesterday, Death ol Officer Sterling. As announced in yesterdsy morn- ing's Brx, Sldney Sterling, one of the most active and best known officers of the police foroe dled at his home in this otty Sunday night. Officer Ster- ling's death came as a surprise to many, his illness belng of only a week's duration, and he having been oontined to his bed only a fow days. Paeumonia was the cause, and as It often does, It done its work quickly and surely. Officer Sterling was born in Toronto, Canada, in 1847 and had therefore reached his thirty.sixth year, He had resided .n this city about fourteen years, and for nearly three years has been on the police force. The funeral services are to be held this forencon at 10 o'clock at the residence on the corner of Ninth otreet and Avenue D. The police will take charge of the funeral and serve as pall bearers. The deccased leaves a wife and one child, for whom the tenderest sympathy ls felt by a large cirole of friends and acquaint- ances. e ——— IOWA’S BEMI-CENTENNIAL Arranging the Outlines of the Pro- gramme for Anniversary Day. At a meeting of oltizens of Bur- lington last Saturday afternoon the executive committee appointed to per- feot arrangements for the seml-centen- nial celebration of Iowa made the fol- lowing report, which was unanlmously adopted: Your executive committes have had under advisement the outlines of the celebration to be held In this clty Fri day, June 1, and beg leave to recom- mend for your consideration the followlng: That the ocelebra- (tlon be of one day's duration; {that among other proceedings @ mass meeting be held at some suit- able place during the day, to be | addressed by proxinent speakers; | that a chlef oration be pronounced by the orator of the day, to bo hereafter ! seleoted; that an appropriate historle poem be prepared and read; that the Bu.-llngmn water company be re- {quested to display the operations of thelr works during the day; ‘hat the mansger of the opera house be re- quested to keep it open for the in. |spection of vialtors; that pyrofezha'o | displays be provided; that the Bur- lington buat club be requested, through the committes appointed fcr that purpose, to provide such diver- slons on the river and at the club may 8 appropriate; that facilitles for steamboat excarsions be provided; that Union hall be se- lected as a reception headquarters where arrangements may be made for recelving baggage and glving checks for the same without expense to visi- {tors and other convanlences of tollet and rest may be provided; that the guml jury room or some other sulta- le room in the court house be secured for press headquarters; that Rov. Wm, Salter be requested to officlate as ! ohaplain with such a hereaiter be provided ; mittees be constituted as set forth in the list hereto annexed. The varlous committees began act- ivo work Monday. All Burllugton s enthused, and everything sugers un- qualified sucoees for the celebration. *Lydia E. Pinkham, whose benevo- lent face is shadowed in almost every paper we plck up, appears to have dia- covered what Addlson calls ‘The grand ellxir, to support the spirits of human nature,” It Is quite evident that she has the patent and has se- cured the contract for making over snd improving the invalid corps of Amerlcan Womanhood. —Globe. p—— Our New Loan suu smprovement Uo Investigation Into the matter con- vinoes us that one of the most equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plans of bullding houses is that pro) and y in the Mercantile hfi Trost and I'mennun\ oompan; SANITARIU A. LAMB, WADE CGARY, = e — ] J. N, OASADY. CASADY & ORGUTT, 502 BROADWAY, - - COUNCIL BLUFF=, 10WA, EXCLUSIVE GARPET STORE. Only one in the City. Stock now Complete. Mail Orders Solicited. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway. NUGENT & SMITH, MERCHANT TAILORS, First-class Goods and the Best of Workmanship Guaranteed, Nos. 7 and 9 Main Street, - - . ¥ ___ DIREGTORY. GOUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, JOHN BENO & GO0., 1 s Siveet W57 Bt Bevoot. MAX MOHN, }oreston mouss. {Frs i iinsiivg: J. M BARSTOW, M. D.. oo 5% s ave DR. J. F. WHITE, O eices i wiow aramariee N. SCHURZ, omico steer sbruary 160t over Amestecn Expross. S. S. WAGNER, £xioreress S Seasonaite raton 6. 22 4t J; M. ST. JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, 8. A PIERGE, ™" 200 A i aon brve avoun PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ, e 55 Boneivar: mm_"-". CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor, 7th and Broadway., Plans and specifications furnished W. W. SHERMAN. GmErasess s e JAMES FRANEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Block. Mns. s. J. BROW“| TIONERY, 216 Brosdway. erelgn, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistlc Work and Reasonable Cuarges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE, STOVES and HGWE & su y Household Supplies, 303 Broadway, LI“DT & "ART| Praoctices in state and federal courts, 1I0E ORBAM AND CONFEC Manu'f Fine Farniture, Upholstery goods E. STOGKEHT & co.,Cuminund Window Shades, 309 B'way- And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 808 Broadway, opposite Union Avenue, second door above Metropolitan, F. H. ORCUTT. COUNOCIL BLUFFS VETERINARY SURGEON, Office Bray's stable, No, 12 Scott street, BROOKLYN MARKET, Oor. Eighth and Broadway. Manuf’ of HORSE COLLARS, Trade sup- plled, 8th St., between 6th and 7th Avenue. HARRY LELAND, P. J, HENNESSY, REVERE HOUSE, A. J. MANDEL, SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. New Opera House, Refitted. §1, $1.50 per day. FURNITURE, STOVES, and GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, 325 Broadway. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS DE CAY & CASSEL, COorner Sixth street and Avenue G. W. H. ALM vhis city. By investicg in shares in this « institution, which 1is backed by some of our best and most reliable bus!, ess men, it becomes possible and oomparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga ocertaln number of shares, at a ocertaln monthly payment, in a few yoars & man can own & house of his own for about the sams as he pays monthly for rent. We belleve the Mercantlle Loan and Trust ocompany, by organizing and opening - | up for business, having filled a long felt want In Council Bluffs. Thelr plans and eystem of loans will bear the moet careful sorutiny and exam- ination, and we have oo hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and equitable, and backed by gentlemen of honor and Integrity. As the com pony exista It becomes at once an in- stitution of value and credit to our olty and those who desire homes. Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; sec- rotary, 1. R. Beery; treasurer, Col. |t Beebe, and their office s In the base- ment of Shugart's and McMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Pearl street. ian27-1y P. OVERTON, DEALER IN MISSOURI Wood & Coal. CARLOAD A SPECIALTY, Ahfllnpfl‘dl‘o"'w‘fl on hand s\ Office c:d First Avenue, ard 802 snd Maln streed, NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SULD, 212 Broadway. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —Special advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Reni, Wante, Boarding, etc.,, will be inserted In this column a4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Insertlon. Leave adv ertiseme ab our office, No.7 Pearl Streel, ncar Broadway. Wants, ANTED—First class vest and coat makers a1 Joseph Relter's, 310 Broadw, w near Broadway. For Sale and Rent 0% RENT ply to Dr. (LU BE » hundred_ at 26c (™2 Packece af Tus Bun office, No. 7 Pearl siront H ‘Tho handsome residence of Win deceased, on Broa lway, oppo- urch, grounds extead 216 foet on ud 300 feet on Beaton, T rmecash, Inqul hn_Clausen and Peter Weis, execu- tors of Wm. M. Powers estate. OR NALK—Monuments of marble and granite at No. 34 porth Maia street W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Council Bluffs Real Estate & Collection Agenoy. n 0dd Fellow s block, over Sa ' Baak, T Y] HANAN & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, West Slde Square, Clnlnd.}mWA' ' DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Succeseors to ERB & DUQUETTE) Whoigsale Fruiters and Gonfectioners 76 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Blufs, Ia. M. GALLAGHER, GROCERIHES New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendanta. Firgt Door East tebaly -sa-tu-th- RY US. of the Metropolitan Hotel, Lower Broadway 'PETER C. MILLER, W ALIL PAPPER! AND WINDOW SHADES. PAINTING IN ALL 178 BRANCHES, FRESCOINGIN MODERN STYLES. #2028 i.ANR.20 North Main Street DEVOL & WRIGHT, HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE TINNBER'S STOOXK, ETO: 504 Broadway, 12 and 14 Main Street, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS) STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW. We solicit your patronage and will make it pay you to trade with us, Mail orders a specialty. Prompt attention and close prices. TITLE ABSTRAGT OFFIGE Lands and Lots Bou%ht and 8old. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. £OTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. OUNCIL BLUFFS I0WA MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EHEAIRXR G OOD:S 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and MAGCHINERY. fond Orders to JOHN GILBERT, Manufacturer, a Bireot and 8th Avenus, Councll Blufs, Prompt attention to orders, WorkmAn+hip and Reasonable chargos Corner e b teb 1 L vuurom MBS, B J, HARDING, M. D, OFFICER & PUSEY, B e Medical Electrician Council Bluffs, Ia. AxD Established, - - 1866 QYNECOLOGIST. Dealors tu Forelgn and Domestle Exchange nd home securities. Graduate of Electropathic Inetifution, Phila delphia, Penns, " i, " eetrah. * S8l | g Gy, Broadway & Blonn A o o Prost, 3 , Broadway & Blenn Ave, CITIZENS BANK COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, Of Council Bluffs. { Crtoo ader e e o e S ot oms L e L e o peiztnt Authorised capital. Iy 200,000 Intorest pald on #ime deposits. Drafts lssued 0 DRY on the principal cities of the United Btates and . Europe. Special atbention given to collections a0d correspondence with promp# returns. w| "TH SPN——————— pscrons ERLICH BROS, A el s Are s rewd; fo contct fox wmal camogs MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY 1RON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, tlul:m!l‘ is called to the fact thas the are me| n oRUCIBLES which vory beat castings, g Burning Brands 1845 DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK- ERS, CIGAR and TOBACCO FACTORIES, Ete., Eto., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED, MORRAN, KELLER & CO0., q INIDE AT AWK ¥R S e finest_quality & d largest stock west of | 8 Chicago of Wooden and Metalic Cases. Calls at- tended to at all hours. We dety competition o quality of zoods or prices. Our Mr Morgan has served as uuuoetaker for forty years and thor- oughly unoeestands his nusmess. Warerooms, 311 Brosaway. UPHOLSTERING in all its branches bromtly attended to also caret- la ing ana iamoreauins, Jelegraphic auu wa or ders filled without aelay. FresH Fish. WILLIAM RAPP, 1044 Main Street, Next Block south of P. 0., Councll Bloffs, Towa. Works: Corner Sixth street and Eleventh . COUNCIL BLUFFS, i‘(fi'ivi."“" 8. E. MAXON, AaRNRO=R IT EAT. NOTICE TO CATTLE MEN. 1,000 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE FOR SALE. 600 Head of Yearling Steers and Heiters, 800 Head of Two-year-old Bteers, and 100 Head of Two-year-old Helers, Office over savings bank, OOUNOIL BLUFFS .« . Towa EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. $16Broadway, Council Bluffs. ‘These catile are all xood, siraight, thrifty cattle, mostly graded cattle. For sale all together or la Tota 40 sult ke . For further partic. wiars oall on or address M. ¥. Potter, Waverly, Brown county, lowa. prery "