Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1884, Page 8

124 1884 THE DAILY BEE--FRIDAY OCTOBE ) e b s bl THE DATLY BEE. friday Morning Ootober 24, LOOAL BREVITIES. —Whatever you do, don't forget to register %0 that you can vote withont trouble, —1Tn order to be sure of a vote see to it now that your name is registered. let every voter register. —Ge rgo Gordon, & conductor on train No. 19, hiad two fingers crushed at Framont yes- terday while coapling. —It is very important that every voter should register. Do not forget this and res that your name is placed upon the registration Tist. —Now isthe time to register. Do not neglect this important matter but see thet your name is enrolled upon the repistration books, —Warrants have been sworn ont ageinst Henry Hornberges, John §, Frant, Tom Cellan, Fred Goielerand R, Rasmusser for selling lquor without a license, —One or two seal skin caps were noticed upon the heads of gentlomen yesterday and they did not look greatly out of reason either, —There will be a mass meeting of working. men of the First ward on Saturday evering,at Tarner hall. All workingmen are invited to be present, —The Missour1 Pacific train, which should heve reached this city Wednesday did not got in until 1:30 p m yesterday owingtoa de- lay below Kansss City. they have purchased it, paying therefor the ;1‘75}1 THREE COURTS. A Shooting Afeay Discovered From the Rocord. The B. & M, Thieves Liberatod. DISTRICT COURT, In thia tribanal yestorday bofore Judgo Wakeley all the evidence in the case of Brown against Ndgerton was adduced. The argument to the jury will begin this morning and doubtless consume the greator portion of tha day. Betoge Judge Neville the caso of Gas- lin agnainst George M. O'Brien jr, ia still on trial, the testimony of plaintiff not being all in yet. POLICE COURT, Before Judge Welss the six unfortun- ate women who were apprehended on the complaint of the B. & M. railrond com. pany for atealing coal, were brought up for trial. Three of them plead guilty. The case of Mrs. McCauley, who plead not guilty, was then taken up. Seven witnesses swore they saw her taking conl from the company’s cars, and no defense being interposed she was adjudged guilty |} by the court. The other two defendants who had plead ot guilty also, seeing their fates, determined to throw thenwselves on the mercy of the court and admitted their guilt. Judge Weiss sotenced them to an imprisonment of five days ocach in the county jail and then suspended sentence. COUNTY OOURT, In this tribunal a_quito serious shoot- the depot & hotel runner coaxed her to take a drink and the liquor was drugged and ehe did not know anything until she woke up in jail. She promised faithful- 1y to leave city but it was no go and the is now upon the hill to remain fourteen days, John Weisman was fined €5 and costs for being drunk, Weisman had a eac story of domestio troubles to relate. He said that he was an ongineer and _had a nico ploasant home in lowa. His wife died and in due course of time he mar- rlod again, His step-children abused kim shamefully and finally drove him from his home to drift up and down the world like a chip upon thoocean. Mike Shane was charged with beinz drank. He pleaded guilty but promised to leave the city at once if tho judge would let himgo. Tho judge concluded to give him achance and Shane skioped. Jokn Gary stole two sacks of wool from Steven Kobinson and pleaded guil- ty to the charge, He was eent to jail for fif eon dnys. Joo Leonard was fined $10 and costs under the state law for being intoxicated. Joo Ganish, who was arrested wpon o warrant for assault and battery, was dis- charged as no one appeared to prosecute im. Tho four hoys who wero arreated for stealing oranges from Peycke Brow, wore discharged as no one appeared to pros- ecute. WEDDED YESIER E'EN, Four of Omaha's Younz People led tothe Alter, APITABLE SIGHT. Four Women With Children in Arms Arrested for 8tenling Coal, Yostorday morning four women were ar rested upon a warrant sworn out by an employe of the B, & M. railroad com- pany, charging them with stealing coal and lumber from the cars and yards of the company. As they were brought into jail they presonted a pitable sight and one could not help but wonder why human beings should become so degraded looking when peace and prosperity is on every hand. Three of the women were Bohemians and two of them had babes nursing at their breasts, while a’ o toddler, not mere than two years e, clung to ite mother’s garments, while a frightened look was noticeablo upon ita dirt be. grimed face, The third one also had a large family of children, but had left her babe and smaller children in charge of an older one when the officer called for her, They could not speak Fnglish and ap- parently did not know why they wero in jail. They wera clothed in rugs and wero all crying bittorly. The fourth one of tne party is hard to describe. Such things as soap and water are strangers to her faco and hands, and large spots of coal soot covered both Her clothing looked as if it had been hauled from filth and rags of a junk shop and had been thrown at her and by rea- son of the dirt and filth upon her had stuck to her person in spots. She said her name was Bridget Noonan and that the centennial anniversary of the birth of Sir Moses Monteflore, the great philan- thropist. Mr. Harfeld's subject on the occasion will be ‘“The Fourth Moses.’ Aftor the sermon the *‘B’nai Berith” will hold their first regular meeting in the vestry rooms. ¥riday evening the rabbi will preach on “Inconsistency,” and on Saturday morn- ing on “Sympathy.” — Public speakers and singers find B, H, Douglass & Sors’ Capsicum Cough Draps sure remedy for horsenoss. 2 B Real Kstat (ransfors, The following veal estate transfers were filed at the county clerk’s office October 22, and reported for Tur Brr by Ames’ real estato agency: 8. B. Elliott to S. F. Harpee part lot 3 and 4 block 10 On 326, ¥rank Wasseneer . Rypensky lot 13 Pelham Place wd $600. W. C. McAllister to Adam Kelner w} lot 7 block 7 Schull’s Add w d 8350, F. M. Dunonglerto O & S W. R. W, Co. part lot 1 block 7 1st edd w d. G. L. Beadley and wife to C, Madden lot 8 block 2 Donecan’s Add w d $165. 8 E. Rogersand wife to P. Dickoy lot 13 block 2 Improvement Ass'n w o Himebaugh & f;y b;, —LARGEST STOCK OF— NEBUILOERY HARD WARK In the Stated CONTRACTOR'S & BUILDERS ESTIMATES FURNISEHD. Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it. Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue. only one issued in Nehraask ONE HUNDRED VARIETIER /‘ $250. — FOR SALE—A good family horse, buggy and harness. L. A, Rarn, Poast Office Box 30, e Secretary Howser of the Y.DM.O. A, A Chicago paper announces the pre- ferment of Mr. Howser, formerly of this city, which will be good news to his BUFFALOU. S, STANDARD SCALES Counter, Hay, Stock and Railroad Track. ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Orders for the Indian Department given for Buffalo Scales ex- —Tho county commissiomors havo tetad a | 118 LAY, 48 PEOtRs 0 Bt ONET, el A aho lived upon tho rivor bottoms. 86 | yany frionds, as follows: Mr. Georgo|C1USIVeLY: Seale a new steam grading machine and were 80|,k of Ostober 1st a young Bohemian fl‘ha n‘mrrhge of Mr. Adolph Moyer to :;Iuoun e“l;‘:lt:;n-“t:lzgdnnnyn:cu;jrc; tm;: R oREE | AvatkiAnE ARnBfA RUGrELAEY oF B e e o S wed BIEARE N BSBIBL Sywane eitortiiel| UMK Alioe eostole took pINoe iIast €ve- |y T ibikve to eomB1Bnte +igHe | this Yodug MoK /4 lCHmINAR ARIGoIAHoB) PAITR 'S:EIO:E i | 5 antry. turn they wil take up their residence on |and Harney streets )Schmidt’s.) I ;y the partial iguition of the roof of tho New 2.'70.“““ Jacob B, Rawles, Gth A | Park avenue, Fourth wmd'twmt.hmm.“. £ 7 = fingland restaurant on Douglus between Four- | o1 Fifth ward, Thos. Callan’s, on North Six- sum of 1,000, —Yesterday George Mills made a bet of $400 with Frank Filbin, that New York would go republican at the cowming presiden- tial election, George is regarded as a lucky bettiog man, —Anna Hayes, colored, pesterday swore out a complaint in Justice Bartlett's court charg- g George Hayes with threatening to take her life. A peaee warrant was issued and the defendant will be arrested to-day. premises of another one his race named | ning at the residenco of the bride's John Spilinek, who lives on the corner of | parents, 1916, Farnam strect. Y & Only Z:l:r:?tnl::o:l::g x:"';{:;e:t"g?"gsbfi:i:" about sixty invited guests and near rela errand ordered him off the place. The |tivesof the bride witnessed the ceremony, visitor refused to go, when the owner | which was performed by the Rov. Wil- shot him with a revolver, Inflicting an ug- | ljam J. Harsha, Among those present ly though not serious wound iIn the ot e o enid e s iked | Yero Mr. and Mra. P. E. Tler, Mr. and up by his friends and taken to St. Jo. [Mrs. Dr. R. E. Moore, Prof. Gillespie, seph’s Hospital where ho romained three | Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hartman, Mr. and weeks, Heis now able to be out again and has brought suit in the county court to recover $1,000 from Spilinek for per- Mrs. Henry Prundt, Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ros away now becauso cold woather was coming. Shesaid that she would steal a piece of coal any time rather than freeze. What can and will be doae with such creatures is hard to eay, at any rate they are entitled to sympathy, and some one should look after them and see that they are at least kept warm without resorting to theft. — e ——— 10,000 bushels Choice Winter Apples for sale in car lots or less. Your bus ness solicited, who was acting gen-ral secretary from the time when Mr. Hemingway resigned until he resumed the office, has received and accepted a flattering call to the gen- eral secrotaryship of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Cincinnati, O., and will enter on his new duties Novem- ber 1. Mr. Howser is a Missourian by birth, and is only 28 years old. He began life as a printer, then became editor of a paper in Cameron, Mo., and 14056 Douglas Street, - - - OMAHA. NEBRASKA GREAT BARGAINS IN i i ‘ g v for th d a half ft di RSB BER A EEODE R oY :h;.v:ln;' * | sonal injuries received from the gun-shot [ bosewater and daughter, ~ Stella, 527-1m b GN:;:::‘::‘&:& (i\?;ab :;,e,:f e,:z,e:.r; o¥°:;‘y:;‘.’,;r Mon's - ! R s pec b Lwvemid, Me_Henry _Sussenbach, _ Mr. and e > D+ | Ohristian Association of Omaha, Neb. \ ‘his wifo and family, This is notall he left be- | gpilink s a tailor by trade and works | Mes” Ernest Peycke, Mr. an Republican Couaty Convention. He came from there to his present posi- . hind him. He left & mortgage for $500 upon his stock ot goods and fixtares, William! He's & daisy. ~—Conrad Sohl, of Millard, was yesterday brought before Justice Anderson by a war- rant issued on complaint sworn out by his wife eharging him with an assault upon her, His_caso was continued and the defendant libaratad on his own recogaizance, = ~—On the 1st Monday in November next, the county trearurer will offer sll real estate for sale, upon which the taxos for 1853 remain unpaid. The eale will ¢ mmence at 9 o'elock in the morning, and continue from day to day until all the tax list has been gono through. —Fred Hoge, of this city, aud Mise Minnio Shander, of Wahoo, were marriod at St. Mark’s church, Pierco street, Wednesday af- ternoon at 4 o'clock, In the evoning a rectp- tion was given at Kessles hall, on South ‘Thirteenth streot, where dancing was indulged in. Bweet. —The alarm which called out the depart- ment last evening at about 6 o'clock was caused teenth and Vifteenth stieots extinguished without necessitating the use of asteamer, Damage $2), D. J. O’'Donohoe returned from New York yesterday and brought with him his wife and little son, who have been visiting at their old home in Carthage since last May. Mrs, O’'Donohoe left Carthage just one hour before the devastating fire broke out and which con- sumed almost the eatire city, —The relics of the late wreckon the Union Pacific near Cheyenns were brought into the yards yesterduy in the shape of & caboose for the proprietor of the Chicago Dye Works, and is known as an industrious and sober citizen. The case of Walter Sampsonlagainst Geo Patrick, Mra. R. D. Curry and Henry Hornberger for the possession of the property once occupied by Richard Cur- ry for saloon purposes, was tried to the court yesterday afternoon, These de- fendants were, about a month ago, dis- possessed of the property, but managed to regain possession, necessitating the institution of a second suit. The case will be argued to-day and taken under advisement by the court. e — Army Orders, A general court-martial j¢ appointed to meot at Fort Omaha, Neb., on the 27th | ha society, is the daughter of Hon. Bru- day of October, 1884, or as soon thereaf- [no Tzschuck pow American consul at ter as practicable, for the trial of such prisoners as may be brought before it. DETAIL FOR THE COURT : 1. Major Isaac D, DeRussy, 4th In- 3 Captain Charles J. von Hermann, 4th Infantry. 4. Captain Thomas F. Quinn, 4th In- fantry. 5. Oaptain John W. Bubb, 4th In- fantry. Mrs. Burmester, Mr. and Mrs. George Heimrod, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mer- rinm and Miss Susie Van Voorhees. The groom and his bride were made the recipients of many costly and elegant presents by their many friends. After congratulations had been tender- ed to the newly married couple the wed- ding party partook of a supper and then ropaired to the fresidence of Hon G. W. Ambrose, where dancing feet kept time to the music of Hoffman's string band. The groom, Mr, Meyer, is a young gentleman well and favorably known to most people in this city, ent time fills tho responsi book keeper in Iler's distillery. The A republican conventlon for Douglas county is hereby called to be held at the republican headquarters in Omaha, on Monday, the 27th day of October, A. D., 1884, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpore of nominating a county commissioner, a county judge, a coroner, two state sena. tors, and eight representatives. Said convention is to consist of seven dele- gates from each ward in thecity of Omaha tion January 1, 1883, and has filled it with great acceptance ever since. But for his extreme youth he would ineveit- ably have taken Mr. Hemingway's place. In Cincinatti he becomes the successor of Mr. Erastus Burnham, and, while his position will be one of considerable re- sponsibility, his duties will not be near 80 arduous as in the much larger associa- tion of Chicago. Mr. Howser in an ex- captionally fine vocalist, and in this re- spect his removal will be keenly felt here and proportionately enjoyed in his new ond three dolegates from each country precinct. Primariea for tho election of the dele- gates are to be held on Friday, October bride, a young lady well known in Oma- | 24th, 1884, in the city from b to 7o’clock Vora Cruzand who filled the office of sec- rotary of state for two terms, Mr. and Mrs, Meyer will start to-mor- row for Chicago where they will make a short visit with friends. Upon their re- HAYNES—STRICKLAND, Last evening at 7 o'clock, at 921 North Twontioth strect, the residence of Mrs. S, A. Strickland, mother of the bride, Mr, James B. Haynes was mar- rled to Miss Kato Strickland, Rev, C, W- fantry. 6. Captain Horace Neido, 4thInfantry, | Savidge cfliciating, The ceremony was 7. Captain Joseph Keeffo, 4th In.|witnessed by a fow friends only of the wedded parties, After congratulations 8, st Lleutenant Rufus P, Brown, 4th | had been extended Mr. and Mra. Haynes Infantry. 9. 1st Lieutenant Theodore E, True, 4th Infantry, 10. 1st Lieutenant Charles W, Mason, took the train for points of interest in the east among them being Washing- ton, New York and Philadelphia, Me. Haynes is a young gentleman well v. m., and in the country outside of the clty from 6 to 9 o’clock p. m., at the fol- lowing places: First ward, Thrane's shoo store, northeast corner Tenth and Jackson streets, Second waid, southwest corner of Thirtenth and Leavenworth streets ( jos, Kavans ) Third ward, northwest corner of Twelith Sixth ward, engine house, Saratoga precinct, Saratoga school house, Florence preciuct, Florence school house, Union precinct, residenca of 11, C. Thomas, Jefferson preceinct, residence of H C, Tur ner., MoArdle precinct, McArdle school hozee, § Eikhorn precinct, Elkhorn city hall, Platte Valley precinct, Puffer’s store, Waterloo precinct, Waterloo school house, Chicago precinct, Rolfs othce. Millard precinet, Millard school house, Wext Omaha precinct, school house south of Selden’s. Louglas precinct, Hascall's park, Proxies prohibited unlees held by per- home. POWDER —AND-— | GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. | Visitors to the State and others in need of Men's, Boys’ audildren’s Clothing, will do well to call on B. NEWMAN & G0,, The Strictly One Price House in the City And examine their goods and prices. They carry the lavgest stock. and sell lower than any other house in the city.” Merchant Tailors don’t fail to call at 1216. FARNAM ST, 1216 ; 1 CHAS. SHIVERICK, UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, PASSFNGER ELEVATORS TO ALL FLOORS. | 1208, 1298 and 1210 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb, GERMAN D. WYATT, LUMBER MERCHANT i #0 badly smashed np that it had to bs loaded | 4th Infantry. known in railroad circles here, being & |gons residing in the samo ward or pro- L g o | on a flat car, and & box car with one end bad-| 11, 1st Lieutenant William H. Coffin, t&er‘k, "1‘1”‘1? gcrfiu_ml -‘;”‘-‘“i,,”'{;“’ t'v‘l thn; cinct as the delegate or delegates giving 55' e g g‘ Lz g g ! ly demolished. Tha ¢: rs were taken down to | 5th Artiliery. B . 18 wile 18 the daughter of | the same, =) I~ [ % 3 { the shope, where all that ia left of them will| 12 lst Licutonant William R. Hamil. | General Stricklaud, who was once s fore- | Dated at Omaha, October 18th, 1884, AbSOlutely Pure._ 4524284989 8z%= = I ! e T most momber of the Omaha bar, which Thaac 8. Hasc, / S = a5 a3 H 3 | be utilized or repaired. ) r Y. % § A ) A AAC B, ALL, This powder nover varles, A marvol o puroty o AR g = Marriage licensos were fsiued by Judge| 13 2d Lieutenant Charles McQuiston, | With personal friends presented the bride | Chairman of Douglas county republican, | strankth and whocaomoness. More esonomical th & = . S ~ © MOl b W o Ratuhere Tt | 4th Infantry. with a completo solid silver set. The| gontral commitfe. the ordinary kin(s,and oamnot bo sld i competition =) M Armatin syt Rt at| Captain William B, Bisboo, 4th In. |uowly murried couple also received valua- | Joux H, Santer, it g aliiins of Jow) ek alort L elR L) et L T NG D SN, e e R e i i Miss A ederickson, John fant; te. ble gifts from other friends. Mr. and S BAKING POWDER CC., 108 Wall stroet’, N. Y. . T amy - : and Miss Helena . Cuning, Thomas G, Tay. | (*>*7» Judge Advooste e e P o e oL e — CUMINGS AND 20TH STS., OMAHA, NEB g lor and Miss Jettio G. Hurlburt, Killias s trip by the best wishes of their many| Smoke Seal of North Carolina Tobae [PATIAUTAM €N ITAT /—m—m—m—m—m—m™ @ @ @ — 04/ ———— — B Flour sod Miss Mepza de Campi, all of friends and associates, ¢0. t Omaha, and Jerome Powell and Miss Eliza 4 ——— ————— | 1 Gibay, of Elkhorn station, “’.‘h“ hiban, damelof CLhosgnnt fo s B9 Biin s ealyiE e Seventh Senatorial District Convons i —The St Paul Pioncer Pitas shys: J. G, "" Ar N :“," Ao, Wednosdaythieves 01t s glaan I Fooson tion, CLASSES RE-OPEN ON | 5 Lo Leta L0 kIS M (haen solected My, Frank Miller, of Eaton Rapids, Mich,, o8 G . Votinad e % ing poneeel (elght agont of she Mineape | 10 tho city tho guest of hia daughier, M, | berry's planiog will offico and by so dolag | . Ctic? 4 hereby given that a conven- | \TONT)AY, SEPTEMBER 1 i noting goneral freight agout of she Minneapo- ey v A A led t tion will be held at 2 o'clock p, m, in the Besides the advantag of & solid Engl.eh and Claset. i lis. Sault Ste Mario & Atlantic, and for the | = ! & || wezoepabled toopen ‘the doar, - After republican headquarters on Douglas | cal education, spect —caro will be devoted to the i present will havo bis hoadquwtera at Turtlo| Mr. F. M. Bailey, who lns hosn spendiog | gotting Into the placo they opened tho ror ) 'ot WeOCIaEem, oh FOTKIAS s i L:ke, Wisconmn, Ho is an expericnced and | sevoral days in Saratoga, went west to-day, | uesk drawers and tossed things around | " ooy O of Omaba, on Buescay, Vot~ | o e @S XN C € & { | capable railrond mwan, and will have general |to be gouo several months, gonerally. Tho safo had boen tampered | 2o - 1884 for the purposo of puttlog AND 10 g. sugervision of the company’s business over the | _John Johnson, Grand Tsland; Wilson Me- [ with but the thioves did not A nomination, on the republican ticket, g i 5 ! completsd poriion of the 800" iu Winoonslo. | FFTde, Lincoli Gev, Bvrks, Norrh Platée; 3, [ qy et o o HOS (v ara groon| BARSIdsietor stho Boventh senatorinl Practical Surveying —Mr. E G Ryley, the popular painter, was agreeably surpriced last night st his residence %1123 North Beventeenth streot. A largo delegation of Odd Fellows, in full uniform, sccompanied by their estimable ladies, called upon him about 8 o'clock, and the evening was very agreeably spent by all those present. Mr, Ryley is a delegate from the Omahs lodge to the grand encampment of the I O O, I, at Baltimore noxt year, —'Lhe robbiry of the St. Mary's Avenu strect cars on Monduy nigh' proves to have yielded less mouey to the thieves than was first supposed, The cars were standing in a shed across the street from the main barn, and the patept tils were ton out and the fures leftin them wera inken, the woodwork of the cars being considerably dumaged in the ope- ration Ths change boxes were locked up in the barn and cou'd not be disturb.d, Yestorduy two men, one white and the other cilored, were engvged in carrying some 1ubbish out of astore buildiog, corner of Fourteenth and Dodge sirects, aud a com- miseion merchant was moviog in. Among other thiogs the commission merchant had a M. Honahan, Columbus; O, W, Smith, Grand Island, R. Snith, Phillips, Neb; Geo, w. Forlees, Deadwood; . H Pawine, Musec: tine, Towa; O. J. McKenzie, Sioux City; ¥, Colo Milwaukee, are at the Motropolitrn, Lieutenant Howard and wife returned to their Omaha home yestordsy from a long journey wbroad, roceiving the hearty welcomes and congratulations of their friends, Mr, and Mrs, Howard cam e back to us more contented than ever with the old scenes and faces, and with the purpose of making this city their per. wanent home, The General is also expected in a duy or two, e — Corroded Cuing Olrculation, Gold coins are in local circulation which, alihough not counterfoit, are cqually to bo repudiated by all to whom presented, Their epurious nature con- sists in the fact that they have been depre- ciuted by corrosive acids, and although gold, with a clear, genuine ring, each and | Chas Kohlmeyer, marshal, overy one of such coins hus lost from| Committee vn Finance—M. 1. Free- twenty to thirty per cont of their value [man, A M Clark, and Chus. E. Hill, and can not be cashed at the banks for Trustees—A, M. Clark, H. Erdman, at the businees and it ia thought that they are tramps who have been hanglng around that part of the city for some time, ANOTHER ATTEMPT, Last night thieves visited the residence of Peter Nick, an employe of Mr, Rosen- berry, and who was only married on Tuesday last. They cut through the blinds aud glass and effected an entrance, but were evidently frightened away, as they did not take snything, L Omaha Union Veteran Clab, Pursuant to a call, the old soldiers met last evening at Clark’s hall, Fourteenth street, and perfected an organization. The following ofticers were olected: Frank M, Moore, preei A M. Clark, vie' pr Wm, P, O Neill, secrotary. S Bloom, sssistant seoretary. A, Burmester, treasurer, district of Nebraska, composed of the counties of Douglas and Surpy. The delegates to said convention shall be chosen by the republican county conven- tious of the respective counties named above, and shall consist of nine delegates from Douglas county and four delegates from Sarpy county. Ry order of central committee, MicHAEL Lauey, A, L. Frang, Committee, e — U, P, Mary's Dog, U. P. Mary is the handle attached toa woman who lives down on Twelfth street near tho Union Pacific shops. Marg had a dog which delighted in biting people’s legs us they passed by tho mansion which shelters Mary from winter's cold aud summer's heat. After the dog had nabbed roveral persons complaint was made to Marshal Cummings, and he told the complainant to take a shot gun and go down and shoot the dog. Yesterday AND ALSO TO Book-Keeping, Bankiog and Commercial LAV . Fivo now professors have been added to the faculty for this purpose. &4 Vocal Musio, German aud French, optional, &9 NEW STUDENTS mus nt themsolves during the week August 81, between § and 12 a. m., ond they o ready to stand examination $o de: cide thelr raak in the course Prot, Lambert will give duo notlce for the resumpl tion of the evening course in Chemistry, Tuition co. No distinotion on account of creed 18 tu thursat0t raug. THE HULL VAPOR GOOK STOVE The Pioneer, and Still Ahead. s Lk pumb. rof kegs of molasses, The two wen who wero carryiog out the trash snappod a ten gallon keg and piled itin ther wagon with the rubbich, A clark upstairs saw the trausactivn aud called an officer, who took them both to jail. The matter was satis- actorily settled and they wero released, e —— Young Men's Rally. A meeting of the republican military company was held last evening at their hsll, 1310 Douglas street. 1t was dge- their face. As far as known this depre. | Frank Garrity, omted currency is in five dollar pleces | Adjourned to meet next Thursday They can be ~easily detected upon closs | €vening, October 3p. All old goldiers of observation, boing lighter than the stand. [#ll wars invlted. ard and more smooth over the surface, the action of tho acids having out down the &hml, defined embossing of both Mose Hawkins, & gentleman of color, did a8 the warshal had recommended, and when Muiy's dog fell dead upon the ground the atmospherein that immediate viciuity could be seen to turna bluish position, color uud oven the hitching posts blushed All porsons of Douglas county intend- | for shame. Mary swears vengunce, and ing to send articles to the exposition |as ghe is o daisy from way up the gulch, prosoits ] will please send them to No. 1412 Doug | she is liablo to get the bust of Moo yet. chants’ Nutiousl baok, and imwmediately | las street, over Mra. Alma Kouh's mil- e —— detected by the teller, Mr Crary This linery store, on the £8ch and 29th inste., speciaen had lust exaotly $1.00 of its or- |as they have to be packed aud shipped 1ginal valus. November Lat. MANUPAUIUSSE OF OF BLUCTLY FIZAY s r AND TWO WHERL UARTE, ", TR Dmaha. Neb New Orleans § stamfPand willing. One of these ook wae prosouted yesterdsy at the Me Seal of North Carolina Smoking To. bacco is the beat. 1819 end 1880 Hernoy Etreo actd & 18ib{Stresh,| cided to incresse their numbers to over L ——— By order of slate vice president and e — Catalo furnbebed hee urcn appiicstion ol . 100, thus being ennbled to prrade with Palies Ouuzt. president Douglas county. THE VERY BEST e = | two companics in Counell Biofls, Younyg ROV men_desiring 10 join can iuquire any Yosterday Aunie Williama, the crank, Mis Dr Dixsmoor, | residence property in Omshs, unim. Mus Kircuen, proved, is a tract we have on Park ave evening t the Biaio aud Logan head. | W*® Biven au opportunity toleave the | 4y o ivibutors und uil who are in- R, whiak aan ha houaht st s barasin, 100,000 NOW IN USE. RUEMPING & BOLTE, ‘f : quarters on Douglis street. The com. [ity sud a collection was taken up t0 e0- [ tercuted iu having fiue dieplay from| 02146 BELL & SHRIVER. Faat superscdl g the largest oid fashioned stove —~VANUFACTURERS OF— pary will parade with vniforms snd |able her to dos> Tustead of going she | Douglas vounty ure juvited to & meeting R ome— ORI T etk AURARA P et | Nery '8 Al v Bynagogue, w heeasiest to oper te Absolutely safo with i now 1o use the second scasor ‘ 4 —— Read Morse & Brunner's new card, s-m-th-tf terchies on Saturday eveniug, meeting st 1 gook ) blind ing | 8t the Paxton hotel parlors, Monday, 3 7 A Eprgrres 6 ho money snd got blind, staving | axtou parlors, Monday, B0p m , alter whioh they will assem. |3 ™0 TOY B and locked up P M Rabbi Harfeld, of the Jewish syna- | St Socly oot g gogue, will preach a sermon Sunday, the | &4 Send for Cawsiogue Prive Tt :fg‘f,uuo,. bio ot the ‘hrll. Ave speakers will be 0 s:-uaut sud mddress the meeting. Al {in the city jail and yesterday in polico " 206th inst., at 2 o'cleck, on celebration of § w&ecod CLrveLany Jun A Dormer Windows, Flalals, Window Oaps, Lron Crestinge, Metallic Sky-lighte, &0. T, lico wnd SlstejEoo court she said that while waiting at « iarlal, g 4 B10 Bowsh 1300 Bireed Omiaba