Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1884, Page 8

“ THE DATLY BEE. Monday Morning 00&01).@!“27. LOCAL BREVITIES, Miss Fanny Rau, of San Franci the euest of the Uniquo club, Thursday even fag, at the residcnce of Mrs. Hellman, on St Mary's avenue, Miss Itau goes to Cincinnati to spend tha wint:r. c0, Wi Mr. William Speight, a guest of the Planter's house, was unfortunate enough t lose an overc« at, two coats and a gold watch and chain last week through the dishonesty of a fellow-iodger at the hostelry, —The Brotherhood of Lozomotive neers' Insurance Arsociation ara about to pay the widow of Geo, . Chambt killed at Elkhorn, the sum cf t dollars on a policy held by her, The Paxton hotel bowlin refitted and war formally opened for the win. ter season Saturday evenirg, It is without doubt the finest in the west, and a vast source of pleasure and exercisa to guests of the house and visitora to thecity. ongi Iin, recently ee thousand y has been )'Donohoe and —Saturday morning Capt Marshal Cummings searched *English Liz's" house on Ninth strect, aud found about 10 yards of new linen and a new dolman, The inen was identified as soms which was stolen from the Boston store on Tenth straet. —On a recouflt of the votes cast for justico of the peace in the second ward as prayed for in the potition in the case of 1. J. Sclden ork, the plaintif was found a received votes to the defendant's Mr, Selden will take Lis reat as soon as ly with the forms of tho law. against Louis to hs 316, he can con —Henry Estabrook, E:q,, and County Judge McCalloch addreseed a largo and en- thusiastic ropublican meeting at Waterloo on Saturday even A strong and ardent Blaino and Logan club has been formed in that village and the ropublican party of thix county is looking to it for considerable aid 1n the coming county campaign. —TheC, B. & Q. baggage department has 1ssued tho following order to baggagemen and agents: *‘This company will not carry or re- colvo any trunk,cases of any kind of package contaiusng jewelry, pracious stones, precious metals, morchandise or any articls other than ordinary baggage, and all baggagemon aud agents aro strictly prohibited from checking or otherwise receiving any such trunk, cases or package.” The object of this order is said to be to prevent commercial men from having merchandise transportea as baggage, —Mr. Jobn Mahn, said to be the finest “road house” manngerin America, has, it i said, leased Major Croft's premises, just north of the fair grounds and will shortly open them up in first class style, Mr. Mahn was at ono time proprietor of *‘The Heights” near Denver and made & national reputation there, He saw the decline of prosperity at tho *‘Magic city of the plains” and concluded to come to Omaha, He is a fragile youth who weighs about 250 pounds and has crossed the meridian of life, but still retains his power of catering to the publie wants and has invested several hundred dollars in re-fitting the old “road house,” e Captain Jack O'Donohue, Awong the surprising changes that have came to pass in city affairs, none have been so much regretted as the resig- nation of Captain Jack O'Donohue, who for some years past has been in command of our police force, Captain O'Donohue will sever his con- nection with “‘the force” November 1st, and will go into business for himseli soon after that date. None know better what a good officer is than the newspaper reporter, who THE DAILY BEE--MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1884 when in one of the verses he made a comical illusion to the fact that Little Bismarck, who was present, had been speechifying and fighting the democrats in Columbus, Mr, Molchin, as Baron Von Nordheim, ovinced considerable ability in handling the character and Mr. Pechtel, as Fabain, STILL IN PURSUIT. Sherif bl St Afer the Qui- taple Marderer, " i made the most of tho part. The role of He is now Thoughitto be in & Misk: | 554, Yon abelwitz fell to the share 1saipy Town.-Moro Facts Beought | of Mr, Pals who was very woll received, All the minor parts were well taken and the manner in which the p sented last evening reflec on all who took part in it. R POLICE COURT. Another Man Arrested for the ton Murde to Light On Saturday afternoon last James W. Zibboll, sheriff of Nanco one of the quintuple trag Omaha from Lincoln in this state Zibbell is still in pnrsuit of Furncval, the undoubted tims and isstill in hope that he will over- Ear- county, the dy, arrived in Mr. Faller- murderer of the five vie- Every officer in the country now has liis oyo on the £1.200 reward cffered for the capture of the Fullerton murderers, tako him and bring him to justice. ved a tolegram from tho authorities of omo of tho towns of Mississippi that the perpetrator b vicini- Iy last week ho interior W f ) ool and is keeping a sharp look out for the porpetrators of the horrible crime. A fow porg of tho infamous crime was in th ty, and asking for a full and complote doscription of him. Mr, Zibbell tele- graphed a reply, giving full particulars woeks since a man was arcested here for the murder and was sgain discharged as there was nothing to warrant holding him, Now comes another cage, only the presont ono does nol answer in any par- ticular. Fridi7 night Officers Moyaton and Bellamy found a man on Tenth street who they thought was the Fuller. ton murderer, and they could see them- selves wearing dizmonds and living high on the reward. Ho accordingly started feom Fullerton | Tho man, whoee name is W. G. Fowler, told tho oflicer 5 that Saturdsy morning, going to Lincoln and [.'s 010 prove himsolf all right and was proouring from the governor a requisition [siaging at tho Paxion hotol. Ho wont upon the governor of Missiesippi for the | with them to that place and proved that extradition of Furneval. Not being|te was perfectly straight but they were ablo to got out of tho capital city for the [sot going to let their game south on Saturday he camo to Omaha on |nlip away o oasily and took him the evening train and left for Misaissippi [ o tifo city jail, whero he was kept until at 4 p. m. yosterday. this morning. when ho was discharged by Mr. Zibbell feels vory confident ho is [ Judge Weiss, He is a well-to do citizen of his physical appearance and the marks upon his person, by which he could be distinguished. An answer was received the following dag, confirming their state- ment that he was thore and urging Mr. Zibbell TO COME IMMEDIATELY, the man, having thought he had|of & Nebraska town end says thatho does gono into the “south ~over since |not propose to bo treated in this way,nnd Furneval was traced to Omaha. The |gays that he will atonco bring suit against foeling of Nance county’s people, the|tho officors for falze imprisonment. shoriff nays, ia still most bitter and re-| P, J. Murphy was fined 35 and costs vengeful, and should he be brought back | for heing drunk, and Krank Sampson, into his shrievalty, nothing but militia | who was asloep on the sidewalk, was lined would be able to save him from the vio- | 3 like amoant. lenco of tho mob. 1t is Br, Zibbell's| Wyke Elliott was arrested by fyde, a intention, should the Mississippi man | hlock watchman, and charged Wwith being prove to be Furneval, to leave him 1n s guspicious person. In police court this somo securo place, probably Lincoln, | morning it was proven that Elliott 15 a until such time as would be necessary to | farmer and lives two miles west of the take him to Fullerton to appear before | harracks. Hoe was discharged. a magistrate for examination, or Wm. Wetzell and Mollie Scott, both BE PUT UPON HIS TRIAL colored, were arrested for fighting. Both in the district court of that county. pleaded not guilty and their coscs were An investigation into the circam- | continued, ¢ stances, aud the motives which led to the | . ¥'red Thompson was arrested for steal- crime graduslly brings to the top hidden | ing a razor. Ho pleaded not guilty and facts, adding to the atrocity of this fiend. | the case was continued. R ich deed, For a long time afterjthe mur-| Joe Gorman was arrested for using ob- der was committed nothing could be |5ceno language. e pleaded not gullty, found of Mrs. Percival's underclothing [#nd his case was continued. BEAUTIFUL HOMES. A Large Namber of Them in Omaha and More Now Building, A Look at One of Them Which is in Reality a Palace, Omaha has many fine homos, somo of them even magnificont, and of which any city might well be proad. A number of them have beoen built this scason a arnaments to at this writing to spoak of all of theso ele- gant placebut onoe in particular has attract od the attention}of a Bk reporter and that is the magnifi residence of Mr, ¥. M. 1at 2219 is city. It is not possible “hillips, which has beon Dodge strect this zo This is ono of the most complete n. and beautiful houses in Omaha and one which reflects groat credit upon its owner. Tho building was planned by Dufrene & Men delsshon and isa model of architecture. Itis of thy Qusen Auna design and is three siories high with a high base ment, 1t is 00 feet wide and 65 feot deep. It is built of wood and cost be tween $12,000 and §15,(00. The story is finished in solid mahogany and cherry, with mantles of Lowe art tile and art windows of cut glass. Tho sccond story is finshed in chorry and pine and is very fine. Yesterday cfternoon a reporter called at the house, and by tha kindness of the hostess, Mrs, F. M. Phillips, was per- mitted to look at the palatial structure. To eay that it is ial isnot stretching the truth in the least, but rather is un- derrating the place. As the large front doors swing upon thoir hinges no is ad- mitted to the reception room, which is large and excecdingly pleasant, The floor is carpeted with the richest Wilton carpot, and as one traads upon its surface ho feels transported from the trials and roubles of this lifo t o the joys and hap- piness of another. The carpet is of a soft, subdued color and nota particle of brighc color appears in it. Facing the door is a beautiful mantle, with tiling reaching to tho ceiling. The furniture is mahogany colonial chairs, whose highly polished surface, reflects every- thing around, and the tables and book- cases are of Moorish design. At the win- dows are hung elegant Madras curtains At the right is the drawing room, which for granduer is unsurpassed. The draw- ing room is separated from the reception room by heavy silk Torcoman draperies. The drawing room is furnished in French tapestries and silk valours. The crown- ing piece in these apartments is a large first although a vigorous search was made for | = SIx prostitutes from ““Whisky Shute,” them. Only o fow days sgo parties look- down on Nmt‘\. street, were nrn‘gt«d, for ing through the house found her woolen | disturbance of the peace by fighting. jacket and chemise rolled tightly intoa Their cases were continued until the cti- bundleand hidden away in a corner of | °er3 who made the arrests could be sum- tho room. Both theso articles of wear- | moned. ing apparel were cut down from the shoulder across the breast by some dull instrument and torn from the body of the = murdered woman, This circumstance, in Mr, Zibbiall's view of the case goes more than ever to prove the theory of an out- i i 4 i rage committed upon her, and that sho | Metrorelis yesterday on brsiness. was one of the first, if not the H. Hackett, whohas been with It W i e RGO, Dunn & Co., loft yestorday for Minneapolis, In the opinion of the peoplo who have Minn,, to travel ior their office at that place beon at work upon the case the ciroum-| 1on. Tom Malloy, tho well known livery stancos attending the murder point|man of Salt Lake City, and formerly of toward others who, if they had no hand | Omaha, is in town and looking hale and in plotting or executing the crime, kuew |hearty, Tom is always sure of awarm wel- e —— SONAL, Dr. John Greon, one of the popular and prominent physicians of the Bluffa, visited the arm chair. It is upholstered with importad plush, hand painted and embossed with fruits and flowers. The effect is grand and one could sit and look at it for hours without tiring of the sight. A chair of exactly the same design wvas recontly sold in Chicago for $400, The floor of the drawing room is covered with a besutiful Wilton carpet. Hare as in the receotion room, the bright colors are left out of the carpot, and everything pointa to an :sthetic taste. At the win- dows are hung silk tapestry curtaine of beautiful design and workmauship. The room is 36 feet in length, and in the rear end is & magnificent mantle and grand equare piano. ~ All the rest of the furni ture is in harmony with the chair which has been described. In the rear of the drawing-room are large folding doors Jeading into the hall- of it long before it was discovered and [ come in the ‘Gate City” of the west. made known to the world., It is now known that some of the neighbors visited Furaoval's place on tho Monday of the tragedy, or the Tuesday following it, and from the nature of their errand there, it L. Crouer, oy ung man weil and favorably known in Omaha, left the gate c.ty this morn ing for Chicago whero he is going to start a commission house, His many frionds here wish him overy success in his new venturo, must be abroad avall hours of the day and night, amid sunshine and storm, is presumed they must have discovered the terrible erime which, up to that time, | J.J, Roche and wife of Ft. Wirth, Texas expozed ulike to the fary of | Wa8 known only by the perpetrator him- |y in the city the guests of his brother-in-law, tho elements and the malignity of |self. i 1. J. McShano, Mr. Roche with his wife evil disposed porsons. The fraternity, dministrators hava beon appointed |}y heey spending the summer in favorite without cxcoption can foatify to tho re. | for tho ostaten of all the decensed, und |, " o¢ tno east and in now on his way spect and estoem in which Captain 0'Don- [ono has “also boen nainod for that of || 7" ohuo has been held since the firat duy of | Furneval, - Porceval was quite wealthy 3 his connection with the police force™ by brother officors and citizens alike. Sinco that day his friends havo rejoic- ed with him when he was wedded to a most estimable lady and their sympa- thies have gone out to him when he lost his child and his wife in close succession. Yet, in all his joys and sorrows, ho has nover varied in the porformance of his public duties, duties performed with good judgment and impartially at all times. Fewor mon (il the public station and leave it with euch universal good will as does our captatn of polica and if his prosperity in tho future is commensurate with tho wishes of his friends, his cup will be filled to overflowing. — - Resolutions uf kiespoct, At a regular mesting of Court Gate City, No. 7123, of the Ancient Order of Foresters, held Ostobar 20:h, the follow- tng preamble and resolutions were unani- mously adopted. Wiineas, It has pleased the Great Creat or of the uniyerse to remove_ from our midst : SRS Fie the wifo of our esteemod brother, Joseph Fior- | 8gent for the Wyndham estate (his cous- o 3 S 3 T s ius) at Warone, Yorkshire, Kogland, Two| Smoke Seal of North Carolina Tobao Wikkeas, It is but just that a fitting | years ago last February he read woe a let. [ C0-» cognition of our sympsthy be tendered to 4Py o e — zecoguition of our sy fer ho had received from his son, who S our worthy brother, therefore be it Resorven, By Court Gate City, No., 7 of tho Anclent Order of Forcsters, that w we bow with humble submission to 1ho will of the Most High, we do not the less sympathizo with our brother in lus late bereavement in wloved wife, Thut the heartfe't sympathy of this Court b gxtended to our worthy brother in his affliction, ResoLven, That thesere ons be spread and his estate 18 valued at soveral thous-| Dr C. M. Dunsmoor has returned from Liocoln where he weut to lecture before the homoeopathic department of the university medical school, The doctor reports the medi- u lotter dated in Omaha and signed **One | cal school to boin o very dourishing condition, who knows” stating that at the time of |there being about sixty muartriculants in at- writing the letter Furncval was in Santa | tendauce. Rosa, Ualifornis, and if active steps were| taken he could bo apprehended in that |, place. As the sheriff is in constant ro- ceipt of such communications ho laid it away and took no more thought of its contouts, and dollars, AN OMAHA MAN'S KNOWLEDGE, A fow days ngo Sheriff Miller received . of Hchulyer; M. Hayden, 1, MoGee, Springfiold; 1 Dane, 3 C. 1. Waller, W. Grand Osceo Hastings Cheuaur, Wayr C. Williaxd, Jr., Weeping W Honquist, Oakland; P, 1. Bock, Island, and A, G, Snerwood, of Central City, Neb., are at the Metropolitan, Mr, Fred W, Thorn, originally of Chicago, but the past few years employed at the St. James hotel, Denver, is in the city and is tem- poranly emopled at Capt. Wood's place, on Fourteenth stroet, betweon Douglas and Farnam., Mr, Thorn is a gentfeman in every sonse of the word, and takes a place in the first rank in his profession hero, where only first-class men are known to work, NOT THE SON OF A LORD, Ono theory of the motive which might have led Furneval to commit the crime has been that it was in-tigated by parties in England, who would inherit cortain estates in that country if Perceval and his heirs were disposed of. The follow- ing upon this point is taken from the St. Paul Pioneer Press: Prruas, October 23.—To the Editor; The father of the Percival who was mur- dered In Nebraska is not a lord. He is was working for a favmer near O watonna, where ho had been placed by Sherman & Co., a8 per agreement with his father, to loarn farming. I had been informed that +ho young mun had married a nleco of Dr. Tanner (of fasting notoriety.) This # 18 what drew wy attontion to the account OAKLAND, October 25, of the horrible murder in the Pioneer | Ciir o¥ Porick, Omab: Press, C. D, C Winciams, M ke search west s far as Grand Tsland Marshal Cuming received the following telegram this moruing and in hopes that it may meot the eye of the man wanted, it is published upon the recor's of the Court, and a copy thereof be trsnsmitted to our brother, and to each of the newspapers of Omaha, — Seal of North Carolina Smoking To- baceo is the beat, e — A Feast of Music, The music lovers of Omaha will bs de. | With an appreciative lighted to learn that Miss Neally Stevens is to give @ pisno concert at Boyd's opera house next Thursdsy evening, October 5 i bas already won some very high praise from {ho_closert musical 80, Mise Blev lile the public is made wildly critics, w ] over every entertainment enthusisstic With wonderful natursl ta'ent, and by & long thorcugh eouree of fostruction un der the bist masters in Europe, she has developed into ono of the wost brilliant young pianists, who ever mppeared be- fore the public. She wiil be assisted in tha concert by Mis Lizzio Calderwood, who is & favorite soprano of Owaha, and < — and tind W, O, Bane, and tell him to come i homie quick ws his onild is very sick, Bane is FOR SALE—A good family horse, | driving au irou g ey horse ani a bay ware, buggy aud harnees, L. A, Ramii, " m wagon, Bai Post Offico Box 80, | comp exion, woars i saudy m e doors which lead into the dining room. Before these doors is hung -the most beautiful thing in the entire house. It is a largo curtain of silk Torcoman, and is the very finest manufactured. Every fibre of it is silk and the design is ex- quisite. The dining room, which is large and roomy, is finished in mahogony, of an- tiquedesign, and upholstered in ewabossed lenther to match the tiling above the beautiful mantle, which stands in one corner of the room, The brass tables are imported from France and are models of design and workmanship. The windows here are also of cut glass and the designs aro of live game, nothing sombre or dead looking being noticeable. Returning to the reception room, the stairway leading to the second floor is found, seeing. The balustrades are ot solid ma- hogany, finely polished, and form a verit- able baleony, which could by used to wreat advaniage In the baleony scene of Romeo and Juliet Fhe stairs are wide | sud very easy to ascend. They are cov- | ered wich very heavy Wilton carpeting, into which one’s foo’ sinks as If it was o bed of down upon whicn he tread. Upon the second floor is Mrs. Phillips’ private sitting room and the bed rooms. The sitting roow is in the northeast cor- ner of the building and here it is that the lady's rare and refined taste shows itself to the best advantage. The apartment is luxuriously furnithed aud everything is in tho strictost harmony and shows at a glance that a refined taste ordered all things, A glance into the bed rooms is suffi- cient to convinco a pesron that Mis Phillips is a southern lady, as over each bed is a heavy brasa canopy top, such as are found in all southern mansions. The bed rooms are ull elegantly furnished and natural flowers are growing in each room, many of them beiog in full bloom. Mra. Phillip's chamber is fit for the boudoir of way, and directly opposite the folding | This is of itself a sight worth |* evening, Ooctober 28, at Metropolitan hall, south-east corner of Dodge and Fourteenth streets, The Musical Union Orchestra has been engaged for that oc- casion and will play at all the partles of theclub, Lithographed invitations have been issued and elegant programmes have been printed* The hall will be de- corated for the cccasion and evergthing will be done to ono of the ake the in ever party boat given in the s aro as fol. ber 10, Janu- february 10, low: ary 7 A marvol of pure fozo coonomloa 1 th o euld In_com p etit b walght al um old only in ea ROYAL + 1 OWDER €O, all stree® N. K. THE HULL VAPOR GOOK STOVE The Pioneer, and Still Atead. 100,000 NOW IN USE. Fuet ruperseding the targest of4 fashioned atove and rangos. It hag tho simplest and most officient stove burncrs in tho world, and with rew improve ments tho oastest to opersto Absolutely safs with | it patont reserv ir, now in use the second doasor aithout a single aocident; aarsend for Cataloguo, Price List, Eto HUTL VPO STOVE €O, CLWVKLAND Omt0 | i [ | me-eod Rural Nebraska, 1 and Live Stock journal of wns, eut and” wtitched, : § oms lustrated cover, andd has boon citablished 16 years. The best meth: oda of western farmine, Fruit Growing, Ete., and the R LT i £ e T e — mebaugii & fayld}, Hi —LARGEST STOCK OF— FINE BUILDERS HARD WAR In the State: (ONTRACTOR'S & BUILDERS' ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it. Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue. only ong issued in Nehraask ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES BUFFALO U, 5, STANDARD SCALES Counter, Hay, Stock and Railroad Track. ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Orders for the Indian Department clusively. Scale REPATITR SHODP, 1405 Douglas Street. e - OMAHA. NEBRASKA given for Buffalo Scales ex- GREAT BARGAINS IN READY-MIADE CLOTHING GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Visitors to the State and others in need of Men’s, Boya’ aundildren’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 largest stock.an! sell lower than any other house in the city. Merchant Tailors don’t farl to call at 1216. FARNAM ST, 1216 CHAS. SEIYERIGK, ; Eurniture UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, PASSFNGER ELEVATORS TO ALL FLOORS, | 1206, 1208 and 2210 Farnam 8., Omaha, Neb, Live Sto-k interest of the great Groaing and Agri- cultural regions of tho weat, ably discused and re. wed. No one who tills a Sower or fvo3 of Tand; who ownsa horse, cow_pig or chicken, oinafford to be without the Rural Nebraska, Tho Best Writers Gontributo to it o Editorisls are orisp, is_published at the 1 Tow subseri; tion price of 3 circulat on than that of this Lind in the w.st, and amorg the hest Aericoltural and vals e the United Statos. Tho Homs Circle. nt cf“the Rural Nebmska i3 a_special wita wdcome visitor at Thive Stock ireside. Ag‘efits Wanted. Wo pay Postnraste:s and Loeal Agents a biggor Cash Commiasion v ofhier publithers in A merica, ot K Flo, Firk nd Ghls who z atc kodieniptions for us. ed Promium List 2 conts. The Weelkly Bee RATL NEBRASKA one year eash for and - irl who tends us 10 o ramplo copics and Tilustrated for agent's Prem am List, will receive an clogant assortment of Beautiful Ficture Cards. ~Addresy IL. 8. SMITH & CO,, 1¢6, 145 §. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. me 6 ” WILEOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. 70 THE CONSUMPTIV under the fatal sevrity of Julnor 1, ‘or cided € hy no b a »afe 1y ut haad, an 3 LWl 401 Cod Liver o y niuseating flavor of tho without pos:eesing the v ho Phosphato 04 a4 heretoforo used, 18 oadosed by of Lime with ahealing 1 ropert Oil dow' Iy eMcacious, Ren arkabl It rogaist a quoen and everything that money can buy and good taste suggest is tv be found bhore. Off this fairy-bower opens an elegant bath room, large. and with all the modern conveniences. The servants apartments are on the second floor, and are fitted up in elogant style. Five female and twe male servants Banie Base, e —— e avout six feot in heights The German {Theater. The Stadt theater was litcrally packed and demonatrative| Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat yield } A oyt roudily to B, H. Douglass & Sons’ Cap- sudience last evening, who had s mblod Ty R, A to wituess Conrad’s most amusing pro- 15 duction entitled *Nameles The play is one In which there is penty of oppor- tunity for a good deal of mirth provoking characterization, aud the little stock com. pany did it ample jastico oo this occasion, Miss Sphan, whose beautiful and voluptuona form, sre now quite femiliar to all regular frequenters of the theater, sustained the role of Elise with charming grace, while Mr, Puls- s hl gave o eapti vating rendition of Ludmilla Bergheim, tho soubretie. Mre. Lindemann appear- The masnagers of the Childrens Hospital beg to express their gratitude for the sum of $4.84—the proceeds of the gamo of base ball played on the 14th of Out ber, for the benefit of the Hospital, by the boarders at Mrs. Goetschnis—the young bankera of the city. Mus Crarkson, President. My, PorrLeron, Sscretary. —camm— BUY THE BEST, uarte & 8ot what novel character for her, - M. Martin Cain, aldo o male quartet. | e s ottt g o 61d Jady of | Tho Remington Typo writer took the ) scentric C d herself | promium over the Caligraph at the Ne- 0,000 b Ia Choice Veinter Apoles |eccentric habits, and scquitte ) i tho p : fuh’ o i et Tote ur deas, Y. ur® bus | amuzingly well, Drankw Stato Fair; it is used by thuilu."d waolicited. ; e aarculine members of tho | 108 profestionsl wud business mon of- the 0 aongie Wintiaws & Co. Hoommmnd iehatn Mr. Sshuid hotl, ere. [cvuntry. Soud for ciroulars, - Machins e27-1m ! Bk € Neb. ated the mort merriment Hf- was re.,svld on time, 3 & ; ———ap— - ! aslled repeatedfy for the effective manner 5 E IBLL & § m.:;m. Tor R wuo, cheap. Inquire of Im which he eavg ; i p.l.“n} Gimda State Agents, Omaha, wolin & Brickeon, opp. poetoitice, song aud the plaudits « ; e : s ANNNE ¥y Jponk vu t+ & sudience becawe pexfectly deafenin Mott's celebrated Cider at French's, 022 tf are required to look after and attend to the work in this large and palatial. ~ As the reporter loft the house and wandered forth into the atreot he could not help envying those who can surround them- selves with such comforts and luxuries, The carpets and curtains for this house were purchased in Chicago. The furni- ture wassupplied by Dowey & Stone, cf this city. Mr. W. Gyger, of Dewey & Stol establishment, accompanied Mrs. Phillips east und assisted her making her selections and designs. 'he building is heated thronghout with hot alr, is lighted by gas and hot and cold water are found in overy room where needed, Eleotric bells are in every room and taken all in all it is probably the most completo and convenient house in Omaha, The furnishing of the house through- out bespeaks exquisite tasto and an air of ureat refinement and Mrs. Phillips is to bo congratulated upon the mauy choice selections shie has mada, et Toe Apolio Socal Club, club will take plaze on next Tucaday Chowist B ton are the changes that, in a fow years, have taken place in the manufacture o GERMAN D. WYATT, LUMBER MERCHANT : P g B - za2 8 ;& BE3gacHdESdmg® ] o G = 8 a s ,,,_z e & MAHA, NEB CUMINGS AND 20TH STS., 16 T USISTOESy Clothing Improvement after lmprovement has been made, until to-day the clothing offered by Schlank & Prince, 1210 Farnam street, is aqusal in avery respect to the best Custom Work! While at the samo time the lowness of price of the fize grads of clothing they handle is no less satonish- ing than ihe Perfection of * Fit | \ MATERIAL AND MAKE 1210 Farnam Stregt, [ Boston FlotingHouse 1,;,1'5..) openivg party of the Apollo social | 1210 WANUFAOTURER OF OF SYRIOTLY FIRST-OLAZG 4 . Catges, B il Wauns AND TWC WEEEL CARTS. ot Omaha. fe Dr. CONNAUGHTON, 104 BRADY ST., DAVENPOE IOWA, U, 8, A, Hatablished 1878—Catarrh, Deafness, Lung and Nervous Dircases Speadily and k eruanently Cured, Patlents ur ¢c st Howe, Write for *“Tix Mepicax-Mrssionany,” for the People. Tonsnitstion and Corves suce Grata, Doz 208, Telephone No. $8, 1515 and 1350 ernoy Séroed Av forotered frae uron sppfics, Cataly HON. EDWARD RUSSELY, Porasoter, Davenport, eaya: ** Physician of e Ablsy ana Mazked Suconss ! OONG LAN MURPIY, Davenport, writos; $*Au ponorablo Man, Fun Sacces arful Cures.'—Houra 8 £0 b,