Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1883, Page 5

f 3 ~ BARGAINS —=IN— | Citv, Suburban and Farm Property. We have a Fine Tract near Center of City Which is a Bargain, 8% 84,600 Lot 60x260 ¢ood 8 room house, modern mprovements, near hiusiness, on Shorman ave. 9 8 Two lta, 126x140, with house stable ete. Barker's wib- v 93 $1,800—Lot aud & division, (corner.) 96 Lot with 7 room houso, Chicago, bet. SPECIAL. 311 $1,600—Lot in Kountze's 8d - dditin, good three ! robm house, barn, well, te. One third cash, balanoe 5 per oc alf, good house, Redick’s sub. 18th and 112 #8500 ~One half Lot in Kountze' s 3d addition, good Yith, { 8 room houe, with shed kitchen. One-half cash, | o1 1,600—Lot and 6 room house, Horbach's aditi i balance to auit. purchaxer. tion, well, cistern, ete. Everything in good re 118 §2,%0 Lot 60x165, Kogers' addition, Dorcas 8t. W | near 10th. Good * room house, stable, cistern, [ g9 §950 Lot and 4 room houso, Ieard, ber. 10th and KTape vines, ote. 8500 cash, oalance to sult pur- bivd chaser at B per cent. ! 414 83,000 ~Three acres on 18th, one half l;\llc routh 1 of Hascall's 6 room house, stabie, fine trees, . | nd ichtly location. - One-third cash, balance | Unimproved Property o, 115 $4,000-Two ncres facing Cuming a1 d Burt, five i went of Ceighion Colege.'Good § oo FOR BALE BY BEDPORDI:SOUER. house, stable, well, truit and <hrubbery, one- third ' cash, halance to suit. No. REDFORD & SOVER, 116 $2.150—Full 1ot with 5 room house on_15th 8t., betw: en Center and Doreas, Good ceilar, barn, coul house, cistorn, sidewal<s, shrubbery, ete. Great Barcais 2 81,000—Lot 60x127, Indiana and Division. 8 $700 each —Twao ot 66x132 ench, on 11th. Chewy,, and 2 lots 80x132 each on 10th. 11 §260 each -7 lots in Vaton & Reed's addition. 200—12 full size lots, Hanscom Place, one 117 £3.600 Bewt ful lot with 4 room house, good hok west of Park avenu cellar, Large el 1w, ete. Sightly location 550 e —Two lots on nus. Bargains 218 4,300 - Lot 07X 132, with 7 £ i cottace on Sher- Business lots on Dodgy, between 11th and 12th man avenue, between Sherman and Clark strects. 81 $400—Lot in ~hinn's tion. on Seward street Goud pro-erty. 3,000 Full 1ot, Reed'alst addition, on 25th and 120 82,5 0 2T bo utitul Lots. fn MoCormick's addi- | 25 &0 ! e a9 $in, on Farna | stiect, 46 $5,000—Six good lots in Hanacom Place. Bar 110 §3,% 0—iteese Pla e, Park avenue, full lot new ains. twostory house, 7 roons, geod cellir and coal | g4 §3,000- Lot 60x120, on Farnam, near 20th. Ve fhede, city wa er, tros and sl fwprovements. | °° g Burgcain. 50 Four acres in West Omaha. 121 §1,2 01 ash—Lot 26133 n 11th St, in K untze's ) 8550 Lot in Isauca & Selion’s addition Atha it House ¢ larze rooms lot be.uti- | ag 31,800 —Fine lot, Reddiok's sddition, Park ave, fuly 1w ed i really worth wuch more. | gg 340062 fect of hlock M, Shinu's addition. Fine Keason for selling, must have money view. 122 #1260 1 h thiew beautitul ots in Recso PLice, | gg §2:900— Lot 44x00un 10th, Busiuess property Park avenue o1 vasy t 124 31,30~ Hulf [t on S s s, worth twicw ti.e | rice akod. 94 83,600 -Full size graved lot on restreet. G ood houss | Chicago, bet | 4 Cms, 00 cloke =, pantry, stable, well, cis T5th and 14th, tern, porch front wnd reac " Price 31,300, two- | gy g800—Good lot, high location, south 10th. thirds cish Thisisa bascan, Must be s0ld by 190 39,000—33x132 on 10th, bet. Harney and How the 2 th or will be w.thdiawn fromsale. o Improved Property. O s e PO No © §3,500 12 roam houss, cor. 13t and Calitornia - stzeots, 8 closets collar, ity waier, outhousos, Bargains in Farms & Lands 22,700—6 room house on N, 13th street, closets, Bavkoap & Soukk. ul 4ix oo house on D cellar, ciste P NoO. 20w 2410 LW AL0ry, ¢ oset-, p 10 827 por acre—160 acre Improved farm, near Cros | cistern, woll, uit and shrubbery, stable and ton, Towa, 10 & res woodland, 45 acres corn, 2 onthonsen acres Timothy and Clover. y " 18 #4,000 —40 aores 3-4 of a mile west of Ft. Omaha 5 100 ~ize lot on_ MCa place, X [ e otidon, o 5 voome ana S room, | W how on, two barus, granary, com crib, two g s oLLaks wells, 00 bearig fruit trees, 300 Krape vines sl iwo and s ball acre 1ot with nve wee, brlek collar well fruit tr ex, cte. 17 One of the b.st thrce ory brick husiness ho . W. Elkhorn, 140 ice pasture. Four room on Furnani stroct Terma prisate. 51 306016 tland, 4 1-% miles trom Bur BN 7. s o h s o ligton, Coffe county, Kansas, Will exchang: (e I B e s fo "Omaha jroperty. 4 2 01 $%,400—240 acrew wiljoining city of Wilber, Suline 9 $5.800—New two stury houss, Quuen Ann _ style. county. All under fence and woll improved All modeun improvenients, oity water, 1ot 100X [ Thix praperty is choap at $10.000. 100, 60 820 por acro— 400 &eres, § miles from Watorloo p 2 Two full lo's St. Mary's uvenun and 20th, with § Douglas courty. vart' in culti Touses, Will i et class business property. mewlow, all good land. Wil sell « Terms eas. . with cattle man for co. E0 Tl anx0 wIkIs swo housse Bl Chean: tract to f. ed 300 or 400 & #4750 Lot 6006, witl, two houen. Chusp. | o trach b0 b 0000 or 408, o 0 82,60~ Cwo hous - iu Nelson s addition, on Cen- Shls Tandsmid il tie" soid from 8.ts 69 o) ToF <troet OutAOUso, Ciater, (FUIL trook, olo. acre. Businuss 1ouse s lot on Douglas street, bet. | £9 &7 per acro—Will buy 160 acres In Cedar Co. 14th and 15t Terms casy. 90 815 per acre—320 acrea 2 mile from Hamburg 5 . < 4 2 Tnwa. 4 Now 8 room houseon Chicago. hot. 2ithand 26th. | g7 16" or acro—Iimproved noar Logan lowa. IR BIYSBenie 104 Several hundred acros in Cuming Co. Neh, 85 Two new nuusew, one six and orher 8 rooma. | 105 Six thousand were Nob, First-olass and miodorn improvements. Terma | 167 $10- por nere— 9200 Eary. 80 §2,/00—Lot 100x132, Co'lege Stroet, Redick's , new 6o m house, Well impros ed. BOX150, Couvont stroct, 8 raom cot large hasewcnt suitably for rooms, barn investment. Omahia property. SPECIAL. For salo or exchange 89 ¥2,800—8 um house, Thornell's widition bar all, cist. n, goud {mproven onts, $500 cash, #1,800 on lon! time, $4,200-7 100 houss o Daveaport, bet. 16th Bolth on fourroons, well, cistern, stable, collar. - conultion ha, near Tascall' Park, brick house, All in Other Moy ments is worth th ts. Lot without improve: oy wo nak ton I'wo new houses wi ) size K and noariy new. fr:t claw Inprov ite. Houses wouli miles south of Blair, on line of . 5t P M & 0. what K for whots, Extra good bargain ruiliowd. Station at rof thigland — Good | FA el AL b wmn ning aures in vation, 48 €600 | 0L %160 cor. 17Uh i Canter, bouse 1 running w in culty 3 foonis, b, water, troos, ontowldings | uoru gewin, 150, wor thabor hickory, Five rom howse, 18t het. Californin g (- WA "v""’ "’I l,”".‘f’n Webster. Nivw proparty. IS CNsY s of Kro; o P 60 R1,600- Lot @, luok 5 Shlun's 9 addition. One bowt. farmi i the conty. If purchascr anid a half » house T+ rins easy Al lul“;.-ll homestead adjein'n Kood 2 )il o0l 0UNE 01 S an. Modern herd oF oattly, et stuto. wuth ofapar Ak (Mo | 447 Call and oxainine othor proporty ot lated 58 6,000 ) 1 t, one B roc one 6 room hotse, new, b Wlooks trom the opers howss. Very | o BEDFORD & SOUER, 92 81,5 0-Splendid 1ot on Dod. o, nesr 15th. Cheap | 88 §,000 - Larce house sud wunl) ' cottage. B cel | Tont location fll sive |t Daven,ort nees 19th, Y1 B 141h. bet. " arnem ana Dougia KIRKWOOD. Adition are sell ng rapidly, and“prices will be advanced Lots in this s ma few days. Toose who hove spok n for lots must make payment D fore price ischang d, as p esent pricec will not be goaranterd after Oct, 25th, These are withont adonht the most - desirab e lots in Owaha, and will cerainly d mb'e in price bef respriag All who have seen those lots are well p'eused and pronouucs them cheap. BEDFORD & SOUER, ¥ Real Estats Aoy, EAST SIIDIE | A SCRAP OF HISTORY, Diseription of a Surprise Party Giv 10 Laremie Fifeen Years Ago, 1 The Vigilantes and Thote Fight With the Desporadoes— Four Men Hung. Laramio Boomerang October 18, 1868, will be remembered by all the old picneers of Laramis s o most momentous one in her history Fifteen years ago the moral element of the then little frontier town asserted itself aud four human lives wero offered up on the altar of law and order, with most gratifying results. At that time there was 10 such thing s law-—at least, 1o such thing as what we now term Laramio. Men setuled law n their diffleulties in those personal hand-to-hand - entoun of the hour—the victins were huried under the ground and o questions asked Robbery and garroting were of dat ocenrrence and murder not unfre quent. There gradually arose in the minds of the better portion of the people u feeling of uneasiness and fene for their safety. Steps were soon taken to organize & vigilance committe und the tirst organization of this, at this time only twenty membws, | its appearance next week, we tind, under the head of “Eurly history,” & well-writ- ten discription of the work of this and subsequently organized comumittes, to- gether with a graphic pen picture of the fight with the desporadoes and subse quent lynching of four of their number. October 18, 1868—fifteen years ago to day. From advance sheots of this forth- sming work, kindly farnished us by the compilers, Messrs, Garrett & Morgan, | we make the following extracts There were a fow worthy and very resolute men in this firat vigilante organi- zation, but its only substantial frait was the hanging of a young mm callod *Kid"! during the last days of August, in the building occupied as a residence for some years afterward by our worthy townsman John Keene. But the hanging of this miserable, insignificant creature created an excitement among the roughs, and they at once organized thoroughly—not only for resistance, but for aggressive movement. They boasted of their strength, and threatened all who dared to complain of their misdeeds with ven- geance dire! Among the leaders of the roughs may be mentioned Con Wagner, Asa Moore, Big Ned, Sam Dugan, Tiger Bill, Morris Kohn and Dave Mullen Their organization and tho duily crimes finally united all the better eloments of our society, and in a very short time a new vigilance committee was formed, numbering 300 to 500 wen. They were thoroughly organized and officered by resolute, cool-headed men These men were all thoroughly avmed, and on the night of the 18th of October, 1868—a day long to be remembered by the old | residents of Laramic—this commitree | wet at an appointed on the west side of the vwlroad track, in the city, | and divided into squads and procceded t different parts of the town. 1| was the intention to mako a lescent at precisely the same momont on all the more pr minent gambling helis in - the town, and take out, without any greatdis- turbance some of the most noted murder- ors and robbers, and quietly hang them bofore their compunions could rally st cient force to rescue them. But fa 1 ordained otherwise, The squad of wen doots of the sume—a brillisntly lighted hall filled with dancers. Gandily dressed women, gamblers and desperadues were whirling through the intricate mazes of the dauce, their nimble feet keoping time to sweet music, which floated 1 ravishing straing upon the ning air, and ever and anon a burst of merrinent would £ill the room, in which were min gled the silvery dulcet tones of woman's voice, “‘fair, though irail, yet woman still.” The saturnalian festival was at its height when a pastol shot, loud and clear, rang out upou the night air. This shot was the signal fora simaltancous at- tack at several points in the town, but owing to some undue excitement wich this part of the committee, the riguul was premature, and the attack was mide at this point only. But at the signal, o a shout, w rush, and all was contusion The rouzhs, being well arm: resisted th attack of the vigiluntes with desperation and fought like tigers diiven to bay, What & sceno was the but a few minutes before all was gaity, The sweet steaing of melody were hushed and in their sread harsh, discordunt canie sounds, tumnltuons, wild and prophetic of doom to the desperado, For fi teen minutes the sharp crack from the deadly volvers made music to the weeping and wailing of the wowmen, and the shonts and muttered curses of the men. The suoke from the pistols gathered ina cloud, and hung liko s pill over the heads of the doomed, as 1f o shut out feom the sight of the angels the durk scene below. The roughs were overpowsred,and the r sults were threo men killed —one of the committee,oneamemberof the band of mu- sic,and one a noted desperado—and ahout fif feenmen wounded kome quite seriously; and three of the leading roughs, ,Con. Wagner, Asa Moore und Big Ned were taken from the place and hung at the same place where the “Kid" was h August. About sumise the next morn ing Big Steve, another noted robber and o was captured and hung toa urde: AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The briiiiant, fascinating tints of Complexion for vhich ladies strive are chiefly arti- ficial, and 211 who will take the trouble may seeure them, These roscate, bLewitching hues follow the use of Hagan's Mugnolia Balm—a delicate, harmless and always reliable article, Bold by ali druggists, The Magnolia Balm con- blemish, removes Sallowness, Tan, Redness, Eruptions, all evidences of picitement and every imners fection, Its e'fects are immediate and so natural that no human being ean detect its applicas tion, 11th Street, bet. Farnam and Douglas. character | assigned to the dance house knowin as the | “Bele of the West” gathered around the | by resorting to the rev Iver or Knite, and | that it may never again be theie nisfor ters the victors were usually the heroes | ble circun THE DATLY BEE--OMATIIA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 near whe Hromd track esson thus taught the hard olar acters who infested the city was hocded | | Within w very tew days the larcer port tel graph po | Crosscs the | The of the roughs left for “farrer fields and astures new,” while others jomed the | Tnm“mo‘ aud bee the most ram ant | | andd blarant adveantes of order,virtue and honesty. I'he vigilance committoe, as originally formed, had now served its chief purpose in ridding the town of its worst charac ters, and & majority of the really good wen in the committes soon dropped out of the organization. This, of course, left it to w large degroe in the hands of unserupulous, bad men, whose chicf ob foct was revenge. They could, under wuiso of public protectors and avengoers ot public wrongs, murder their personal encinios aud go unwhipped of justice. Fhose now living in Laramio who were | amony the resudents of the town daring | | the tirst year of its existen o, are unant i [ mous i the declaeation of a sincere wish | tune to hive under such trying and terri- | SURY, | noComvicting o | How was perfected i Auvust, and numbered | the new ety dirvetory whieh will ke [0ur ittlo town sy | | g in [0 to s | the | hon Rawli Fhroughont Wyoming and the adjacent tares and Territories, had utation of betmg a U tough ' place, | Wo have seen soveral cartoons in which presented as botng composed entirely of saloons, dance houses, ete. Rawling has happily sur vived these slanders aud has ablished a precedent for proty and trus Cliristian Ruvlins has ns Journal, ; spirit, which the ~ wholo enlightened world — would do - well to emulate. As has been atated in pre- vions isues of The Journal, gr difficulty was experienced in obtaining a juey for the Leroy Donovan murder teul. One hundred and seven talismon wore | this city of fannlies. ment will be watched with much interest by scientitic and business men. o South 13 atreet i theward of an Tudian, but was ot onee | Ltoyal, Rich, iod 13160ds' relatos | peogiized by his father He that when the others were Kilied e was permitted to live and was carried away Modicos by Victorio, whete he has been ever since herding cattle in the Sierra Madre mountaims, He was in the pirty orought back by General Crouok, ud has begged his way back from the San Carlos reservation e OSTRICH FARMING, A Now Industry for Florida, Nrw York, October 19. The stock of the first ostrich farm in the United States was shipped from this city y rday. It consisted of three pairs of m\r-ufd on- triches, which were sent to Sylvan Lake, Orange County, Florida, on the steamer Wostern Texas. The birds shipped weigh- ed from 160 to 200 pounds each, and stood about seven feet high without any stockings. They are natives of Nubia,in Upper Afrie It took eight montha to trans port safely the birds from Nubin to They reachod hore Soptomber 10, nud the Inse six weeks vo boen rev- ling in a diet of a fine quality of hay and a delicions mash of bran, oats, and eracked corn, in the wilds of Hoboken, Their tirst erop of feathers will be due next year. After they have molted their present wholly unmarketable cont and got to work at the feather business in ear- nost a year later, or whin b yoars old, they are expected to bo able to farnish two erops annually, and bogin the raising The result of this experi- | —— A Logieal Sequer Boston Globe, An Australian judge, who could not get a jury to conviet a murderer on the at | Plainest evidonce that he had sandbagued hia victim, upon discharging hia, | Hig naid and sandbag *You are discharged. G somu of those jurymen; they deserve it.” summoned beforo the panel was filled wnd | the jury aceepted. That & more cautious or conscientious body of men could not have been brought together s proven by the following facts which lenked out yes- terday: When the jury fisst 1etied to their Toom afrer the cuse waw closed, they knelt down and prayed that God night | wid them in rendering & just cous verdiet, Wl right- |1 They hen balloted, the || four for acquittal, Atter discussing the situation w while they praycd agam snd took another ballot, the result being ten that 1f they had erred 10 judgnent God might intervene and stay the hand of justicn, Thess twelve men realized that they were placed in the must important |t positon which befalls the lot of wan. They realized that the lot of & follow creature was ut stake, and what could have heen more etfvctual or appropriate in aiding them to areive at a just and A BPARVIN H rrible Condition a Cisco Chinaman was I Ran Fran San Prancisoo Chronicle, A cnse of barbarous eruclty inflicted upon & Chinese loper by his chuntrymen was discovered by the officers in Si Feaneiseo a fow dags ago. A number of Celestials had been arvested for having lottery tickets in their posession, of tham, in the hops of seenring their re- lense, volunteered the imformation of the presence of & sick man, A cordingly he led the way tnough a closet and a soeret, panel into o low and dark room, || contaiving nothing but a couple of planks o which Ley the most repulsiv looking remnant of humanity that the wildest imagmation can conceive A block of wood served him for a pillow, nd an old blouse for a covering. The portion of the budy which was expos.d was perfectly black, one leg beirg dead below the knee, evidently the resuit of fracture. The other Jex and also the arms and hand were shrivellod up and bore no longer any resemblance to hu- wan limbs, Orher portions of the body were covercd with reales, The jaws are attenuated, and the dark, inguiring eyes of the unfortnnate wreteh plewmed he. tween the sockots with hungr, that told of the last stages of starvation Examination showed the bones of the fractured log to bo protrading threough tlesh, 4 newspaper being the only dressing which the wound bad evor r coived, The leper v and sand that about @ wonth ago he been sent by niraetor to work aleoad near Doas et His fellow workmen thers beeanse he had “a the leprons intection do- serihed, a wanted to gt vid of hin Ho refused to return to . the city, and | afrer he had been there abont tive duys | one of his wates jostled him from hand-car, purposely, ho belioved, aud broke his Jew. Then ho was shipped to the city ona flat car without any treat- it whatever, and was domped in his ewent quarters, Tho Ses Y1 p company to which ho helonged refused to do any. thing for him and no one elso would care for hin. Finally a “brother” cansed him to be removed to the qanrters where he wis found. He also paid firty cent week for feod. Do Ah |(n~.:|.g had e him once snd tied up® the fra u with E1e newspaper. The officers informed Consul Bee the cause aud also the health offic Neither has paid any attention to it so | fary andd the unfortunate leper wiill pro |bly die hefore aid s extended to by | The house is owned by & white man, and vo his name as A Tip, had oo + hand Jeeted to wkin discase, presuniably ot having received uny rent for his room he is importuning the oflicers to bundle the unfortunate man into the stivet, | — Chicagn's Oniy Lierest in Shevidan, Chic go Herald S don't care " said who sucees dy wonnd of this departiment Sonth Side lady | Shendun Wo one cotn- can pet Lwlomg without the litle soldier, for b is | |40 ahy that you never know when ho is | ut, But'tell me, how are w ot dlong without those cherab twing of hiv, Thero inn't another soldicr spoken of to | succeed Gen. Sheridan who has vwine,” | S Fhoer 1 Neumrn, Special to Ths Denver Tribue, arley MeCoumas canne to lig Bocorno, A came parallel | |t thar ot « this week at Sebinal, o Mexican town dhove Socorro. Threo years ago, when [ Vitorias band of Apaches held away i | th 8 wection the sountry, threo wooa | | g2 hers were overtiken in “the Padrone L mountaing and all supposed to have been | killed, A boy 9 years of ago was in the pasity, but his body could not be found. | A great joy was manifosted in the town on Thursday by the veappearsnce of the boy aiter threo yvars. 4o was dressed NOW SU0C Rheum or NOW b tho new B ot Pari e, bin vt anl ternally. and Catiour s Shin Curenn d B e omrth) Bl el the Caeura | nd one | where other Kew Iy nt. 8 3 8, 20 iy, BEAUT 8 in Blemishes, and Ty IS THE TIME TO CURE SKIN_HUMORS. LU tone ewen u ) the per<piration 14 abu thl s, tmilinting Eraptio s, Tt 7o Paord i, T W By Hamoes, seroful |, Serofuloiin S e+, Awoeawen i+ iveharging wonad, and evory specfos of Troh 1, wealy md Plnply Disewes of the Skin and sealp ely wnd Disfly uring € 1 riures, it standing eight for conviction aud | e momt spordily nad ee monsen I+ cured by the Cutl T IS A FACT. to two for conviction, The third ballot | 1runireds of Ltrers in our jossession (coples of vesulted in murder in the first dogree, | hich mny be i by reten wal) are o an nority it g e | 10 the cal, and BLod Hamor The jury then again knelt and prayed [ 254 e e R AL 0 Iv e d by Cutiean |es vent, Aperient, in LCu curs S, tae goit oxternally, I one Wit ho time and at v nco halt the oxpeuss' of a1y uther GREATEST UN EARTH Cuticura Hemed e aro the greatos Had the worst caso S.0¢ 1Ko My wothorh it wenty s, Tl evo Cutienrs w ull e won. o1 ey on tho coun. i i fact died ave waved hor Ty o it righteous decision than to appent to i | jie™ Ny arie, brew © and hoal were coverd for who judges ali? torow years which i toing rlioved or cured unatil 1 B e the Cwieara Resolva tinter wly, wid Cut eura Wil Cuticurs ~oup externall JUWIADAMS, Newark, 0 Creat Blood Medicines. 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Draws | Franc riticipal cition in th United State Vo 1 Blabiint, Edinhurgh and the princips f b IS | ON A NEW BASIS, Ronkers, € il sty Mo rehau x, aud Wm0 Ouishi, 1o vestig to the REPLN R rRres LIFE ASSOCIATION, DIS MOINES, I0W A fehis Ay fation will be AR A SPERIY, Genwial Agent for Neh, MRS. LOUISA MOHR, Gradua tnd Midwife ! 1608 Californ & St Theplan aud hown you by st | In this coantry we are all king wnd we are all ent'tled to have as | good blood as that which courses | through the veins of ¢ nperors Ihere are princes and million- aires languishing in feebleness and broken-down bodily health who would be glad to have the strength fthe humblest laboring man, And there are many people who ars neither kings, emperors, nor millionaires, whose blood is thin, whose circulation is poor, who are suffering from 1.\:\-ilu(L‘ and debility, and who know not the pleasure of a hearty meal, nor the enjoyment of being able to do a good day’s work. Ifsuch people will put some iron into their blood, they will vitalize and enrich it. They can do this by the use of Brown's Iron Ritters, the | purest and most excellent iron med- icine ever made. Thousands who were weak, languid, pale, and pros- t.ated, are now happy to say tl Brown's Iron Bitters brought them up and gave them new life, 5 TO THE PUBLIC | Investigato for Yourselves. Postinnstor-tienoral ureaham having published + willtul wind mlicious fatsehood in rogard to the char wcterof The Loulsinna State Lottery Company, the following facts ar given to the publio to prove his it that we are cogaged in & fraudulent bus falso and untrue paid by The Louisiana State Lot Ny from January 1, 1579, to present date Aniount of prize tery Com Paid ¢ thern Ex TM Woscott, Manager oL 91,300,80 id to Louisiana National Bank. Jow. 11 Ogleshy, Prewider L. 463,00 to State National Bank, 8 TL Kenne President s . . 125,100 Pald to New Orloans Nationnl Bank, A taldwin Presicent Veraesenes 88,600 Paid to Union National tank, 8. Charlaron, Cashier. .. IETTTRTTT 04,400 Paid to Citizens’ Bank, , P'rea dent 67,000 in Natronal Bank, on Cammard L 50,000 87,00 18,160 Paid to Mutual National Bank. Jos. Mitchel, Cashier 8,200 Total pald a8 above ... ........... 2,259,050 Paidin sums of under §1,000 at the variou offices of the Company throughout the United States. . 2,027, Total paid for all T L 4,100 Far tho truth of the above facta wo refer the public tothe officors of the above namud corporations, and for our logality and standing to the Mayorand Offioers 1t City of New Orloann, to the State suthoritioso! Louisiana, and also to the U, 8, Oticials of Louisiana We claim to legal, honest and correct in all om transactions, a4 much %0 as any business in the goun try. Ourstanding inconceded by ali who will inves f L igate, and our stock has for yoars Board” of Brokors, and owned by m itizonn M. A DAUPHIN, President. $75,000. Tickets Onls tton. £ CAPITAL PRIZE 50, Bhares in Propor Lonisiana State Lottery Company “We do hevsby certify that we eupervise the @ angements jor all the Monthly and Sems-Annua. Drawinga of the Lowisiana State Lottery Company wid in person manage and control the Drawingi hewselves, and that the same are conducted it woneaty, fairness. and of good faith toward atl pay ven and’ we authorize the compuny to wse Chis cer incate, with fac-ximiles of our signatures attached W its didvertisenents CoMMINMONERS, Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the leglalatur. or educational and charitabld purposen—with a cay tal of $1,000,000 -to which a_roservo fund of over 460,000 haw sinoe beon adde By an overwhelmiug popular vote ita franchis s made a part of the present stato constitutior wdopted Docomber 2d, A. b, 1870, The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people of any wtate 1t never Scales or Postpones, Its grand single number drawings take place monthly. A SPLENDID OPPOKTUNITY TO WIN A FOL TONE. 0, 11th Grand Drawing, Class L, at New Or ESDAY, NOV. 18th, 1Kk8— 1620 Monthl; CAPITAL PRIZE, §75,000, 20,000 TICKETS at FIVE DOLLARS EACH. Jrrao tlonm, in Fifths in Proportion, LINT OF PRLES. 1 CAPITAL PRIZ evvneennn 876,000 1 do do vevessanss 30,000 1 do dosgaiadatibng Ll 10,000 2 PRIZES OF 86000 6 2000 1000 6500 100 do 200 00 do 100 w0 do 50 w0 do 2 APPROXIN “TION PRIZR 9 Approximation prizes of §760......... 600, 260 9 do 9 do 4o do 07 Prizos, \pplicatic at amounting to for ratos to clubs should be made of the Company in Now Orleans. For further information write clearly giving full Gidrews Make P 0. Money Orders. payable aue wldroun Regi-tered Lotters to NEW OULEANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleans, La Tottorn by Mail o Ex Ixpross At our only ortal Notos ad or linary M A DAUFHIN, Now Orleans, La h 8t., Washington, D. € LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CC B. Frank Moore. 127 La Salle Street. Chicago Manager of Chicago Off co. To wh Information aud tickeis. 1624 M, Drawiig, Tuesday, Nov. 13. Furst Capital Prizo, §16,000. Tickets 86, Fifthe at #1 cach, Hoe full scheme above, woilgnutw-hw Bod DUFRENE & MENDELSSIHN. ARCHITECTS BLD 15th ana Douglas Sts. No 1 targe house of 10 rooma, § cellars, eto, Everything complete, full and Welwter streets, 85,600, 8 House of 8 rooms, bath room, tern, barn, ete. near 15th - nd Cuming, 96,800 4 Two'story hew e % ¢ onis, cellar, weil and 3 form, on Dodge, near 16th itrect, 6,000, 0 cintern, lot near | closets, wall, Large full twe story house, § o ten rooms, o, ete., on Jones, near 10th street, $3,000, House of 11 rooms, two story, closets, ete., oaes half lot, on 10th, near Webeter, $6,000. House of about § rooms, cellar, well and elatern, on 10th near Wabster, $4,000, Large howse 8 roomw, good cellar barn, eta., lod 60x105 foet, on 1ith 'street near Center wireed #chool house, $2,600. 11 Two wtory frame hoise 7 rooms, fl lot on Chioas nenr 284 stroct, $3,700° house one and one-half story, four rooms Kitchen, large barn, on Shorman avenus 16th street), niear bridge, #8,500, ange new one and_one-half_story house, 10 roomis, brick foundation, everything complebe, 10t SO{X180 feet on Sherman avenue, near Pop- ploton's, 4,600 16 Two story brick house of @ rooms, 2 closet , good collar, clitern, well, ete., near $3d and Masom Atrects, §3,000, 1 Two houses, 2 lots on Chicago near 23 tresd, 7,000 04 Largo house, 0 rooms, lot 44x130 feet, near 24th and Farnam streot, 87,600, House of two roons, full 1o Charlisstreet. (Make offers.) s, 0n Parker, noar 38 atreet, o 10 1 " on 34th near 68 House, L4 07 House, six rooius, 8 lots on Leavenworth, 4 Park avenie, 81,60 10 New hose of 8 rooma and_kitchen, ocellar, ofs torn, ote., on 17th near Jackson stroet, 3,600, 10 Touse of 8 roonus, good cellar, full lot’ on Leave enwarth, near 17th stroct, §,660. 21 Three aeres of ground and okl St. Mary's convens with about 18 or 20 roouns, 3 stories, on St. M- ry's avenue,opposite Woolworth's residance, $25,- o0 26 House of 2 rooms, well, cistern, ete., near Pleros and 13th street, ¥1,800. 20 Two houses, 6 rooiiw each, collars, well, clterp, conl shad, efe., near 26th 'and Caming Large lot, 83,500, 27 Houso 6 rooms, ene and onehalt story, on Charles, noar Satinders, stroet, $2,000. 28 Large brick house of 9 rooms, cellar, wall, clstern nar 15th street and St. Mary's avenue, L2 00. 29 Three house it for $37.00 per month, and fod helas, near Sixteenth stroct. Good for : use. Handy to railroad. To be sold at = hareain. 30 Sull house 4 rooms, wo lots, on 17th strect, near Nicholas, $1,500. 81 Two large houses, one of 7 rooma and one of 8 rooms, two lots, on 18th, near Nicholas streok, 4,000, 804 Houe 7 rooms, half lot on Webster, near 2tet atrect, §2, . 82 Two Houses, on of 9 rooms and one of 8 rooms on Chioago, near 12th (full lot) #4,600. 83 Two atory houso 10 rooma, halt 1ot on Wobster near 10K stroot, §2,500. 84 Brick house of 10 rooms, cellar, well and clstern, on Cass near 15th street, §3,800 85 Large brick house of eight rooms, bath ro collar woll, cistern, ete, on Farnam, near Kth strec 312,000 Two Houac, one_eottage, and one two story house, two lota on Chicago near 20th street, $8,- 600 40 House of 11 rooms, lot 238 by about 400 oot om herman avenue, near Clark stroet, $11,800. 41 House of _roomis, brick basomient, 14x20 feet, o 403140 feet on 10th, near lzand stroet, §1,000. 42 House of 7 large rooms, basement, bath room, ete. Lot 56YxX130] feet, §7,000. 48 House of 11 rooms, 14 fot on Farnam near 18 strect, $9,600, 44 Store with rooms above on Dodge, near post ofe fice (on leased ground) §300. 40 Bl house,three roonis, on leased ground, lease to run for two years, on Burt, near 26th street, 200 47 House of 8 rooms, cellar, ote, lot 132x176 foct on 12th, near Castollar atrect, §3,600. 48 Houke of 3 rooms, 1ot 20x60 foot on 10th strosh near Capital aventio, €700, 49 House of 4 rooms, cellar, woll and cistorn, on. near 20th stroet, 2,560, Juses, ane of 5 and § of 4 rooms cach, istern, ete, tll lot on 17th near Jones wtrodt, $6, )i 6 roows, cellar, well, ete., ono-half & pllege stroot, near St Mary's avenuo, $2,000 w of 7 roomy and basement, three quarters of a mile from end of rod stroot ea: line, 81,100, 6% Houso, b rooms, 3 1ot on South avenue, near St Mary’3 avenue, $2,200, 60 House il lot on Walnut near 6th street, $2,000, 60 Large house, full ot on Chicago, near 20th stroet, 7,000 Sl ok, 2 howsen, rent for 848 per month on Pacifie, near 11th strect. §7 000 LOTS. 2 Full on Mt. Pleasant avenue near 234 stieet will divido) $1,000. 4 Lot on Farnam, near 25th strect, $1.600. b Lot 8893182 fect on Farnaw, tear 25th stroet, £3,000. 63 Two full lots on Farnam near 23th street, one for 1,500 and one for $5,000. 6 Thirco full lota on 234 near Clax srost, $000 cach, Lot 50x100 feet on 15th wtroet near 8t. Mary's enue, §2,200. 10 Sixteen lota on 8¢, Mary's avenue, Bt. Mary's con- vent property $2,000 to $4,000 cach. 12 Four wcres on Davenport stroet, near ciby lmis 3,000 13 Full ot on Douglas, noar 24th stroct, $1,400 14 Two lota on 10th street, near Lake's addition school howse, 2,100, 16 Five ncros near Prospect Hill Cemotery, $300 por acr 10 Feur lots on Madison avenue, wear Poppleton wtreet, (near park) 000 each. Tetont b treet, near Leavenworth, §1,000. Lot on Caws noar 21at stroet, $2,600. Fourlots n ur23d and Farnaw stroet, §2,360 3,000 each M Three lots wtroot and one on 806 ach, 626 Ten heantiful residonce fota on Hamilton street, high sud sightly, §375 to $350 cach. 2 Two aoron o Capito] avenue near clty Hmite, 81,000 per acre. Four acrea on Copibu avenue, near city limits, 1,000 per acro oppo Ground on 16t Loite Bauman's Brew- ery, to be sold in | 1 foet front and rum- i back o rails /460 per front foot. One were on Gun @ and Burt streets, near Acudomy of Sucred Heart, 2,000, Wil divide. Three quarters of an acre on California streed near Acadomy of Sacred Heart, $1,000. Lot on California near 21st streot, §1,000. Four lots on Caldwall streot, near Saunders- #7560 sach for inside and &1,000 for corne; 9 Thee lotn in Boyd's additien, near (e ground, e iria of lot on raflraad, near 15th street 1 Nelson's nddition, two on Charles Idaho street near Cuming, 82,000, 8% Two-thinds of & lot on rallroad, near 16th street #1,600 80 Cornur lot on 16th neas Jaoknon strect, $8,600. 40 HWF lot on 10th uewr Douglas stroet, §2,000. 42 Two lots on Decatur near Irune streot, $300 each 45 Lot 140x441 feet on Sherwan aven near Clark wtreet, 86,000, 44 Lot 29x0 foct on 12th near Douglas streot, make ofter Lot on 234 near Grace st ee’, §700. 48 Two lotw on 16th street 1 @ Nail Works, #2, 44 Lot on Division atroot, nuwr Guming stroct, 40 Acre lot in Gise's addition, on Cameron bear Haunders struet. Make offer. 60 Block in Boy('s addition, near fair ground, $409 52 Full lot on Pier near Caldwell streot, §1,000. 6 Lok on Paclfie near 1th street, § 00, 67 Lot on 15th strect, near White' Lod works, 68 Twenty bowa in Millard & Cakdwell's addition Shorman avenue, Spring and Saratoga streets end of 15th atrocs car litie, $900 to 81,600 cach. 60 Lot on Caldwell stroet, near Saunders, §1,060. 61 Eighteen lota ou 20th, 21at, 220 and 23d aod Saundens streot near Grace streot, 4600 each. 02 Fity lota in Grand View and Credit Foncier ad- ditions, one-quarter mile SEof U P and B & M- rullrowd depots, 160 to §1,600 vach. 63 Lat on Marcy near 10th stroet, §1,200. 65 One-half lot o St. Mary's e, ntreet #1,600 60 Threo 1ots o 198k wtrect, near Lake's addition schowl house. $1,000 for luside and $1,800 lor ner, 67 Two lots on Park avenue, near end of sbroct o, $40 e 6 Half acre ow Cuming strcot, near Academy of Sacred Hoart, §000. welve lobs near anscom ark, Lots in Horbach's finit and seoond additions Lake's Bhiun's Parker's, Lowe's second, E. V. Smith's, Red- fck'n wdditions, Park Plac, Hauscom Place, Nebon's Idition, vee., ¢ b ariue i Wild Land i Douglas, Larpy, Wy Washingbon, Burt, Jefforson, Thayer and other g counticn iw eastern Nebruska. Fifty-nlne beautiful rewdence lots on Hamilton Charles and Beward streets near the Convent the Sisters of Poor Clairo, six blocks from tiiw end of the red curs, and one ong-half miles from the post ottice and one inile from the U P shops, CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE CITY, $200 to 832 each. Only five per cent down and fve per cent @ wovth, A fow wiore luts loft in Lowe's addition ou Hamilk toi) street, hali milo west of the turn table of the vl car lirle on Sauuders street, $125 to §300 each Easy terim BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET LONG, WITH ALL ADDI. TIONS PLATTED OR CONTEM- PLATED UP TO DATE. $10. BIENMIS, near 198 SARENMOVED TO OMAHA 15th and Douglas Sts.