Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 22, 1884, Page 10

» i o | 1 8 I'lilk OMATIA l)AIl Y BEE--SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22 1884 L THE DAILY BE Satirday Morning Nov. 22, """ LOOAL BREVITIES, Feerch in the Rxcelsior to-day, The we ill ¢ placo to v T 224, at sharp, enteent \, whurch, Yestorday the city marshal recavored a silver watch stolen from Wi, Brow the Gth of this month, The timepiece was found at Mohle's pawnshop, corner of 1 Farnam streets, The Colorado sand-stona for paving N street between Douglas and Cay has been thrown upon the sidewalk in such a manner as to make it almost impossible for padestriana to got alone. —The Gorman-American Cleveland and Hendricks club is vequested to meot at Turner | Hall {to- night at 7 o'clack, #lam, to take part in the parade, My order of Julius Meyer, warshal of the club, —All democratic citieans or others who have coal oil, tar or other harrels which they will ‘donate for the Ton fire to. night notify Julius Meyer before 12 o'clock to-day and they wiil be called for. The Schweirer Vercin of this eity will give a concert and ball at Germania hall this evening. The committee in charge consists of Jolin Whuethrich, Alfred Banert, A, Schacfer, A. Cajporvi and C, Wuethrich. Liodioa free, —A telegram waa received, Thursday, from the father of John Gass, who disd suddealy a few days since, instructing Coroner Manl to bury the remains here. Thke funeral took place from Drexel & Maul's undertaking rooms v b 1t isnow announced that ths new engino honse at the corner of Klaventh and Dorcas seteots will be opened on Thursday night, At that time Chief Butler invites everybody to go over and ee the house and partake of some rofreshments which will be provided, yesnorda —westorday Daisy Todd “and 3 another gil oamed Apnis McGuire wero arrested on Farnam streot and d in the city jail. The arrosts wore mad: at the fnstance of the gicls mothors who vays that tho girls have tun away from home and they want them to como back —The arrost of George Wiley, the colored mer in this city, Wednesduy night, claimed by Wiley to o for buying stolon goods in Chicago, the warrant not showing the nature of the case. It was loarned yesterdny that the chasgo was burglary at the Grand Vacific May, '79, and the dotectivo who hunted down Wiley said he had becu looking for him during the lust fous years, —Captain White, superintondent of the western division of the railway mail service. headquarters at Chicago, is in tho city on business, 1o has made arranganents for the running of & fast mail train from Pucific Junction to McCook, Nebraska, This goes into effoct to night. Tt will throw the eastorn mail into Denver several hours earlior than heretofore, The now arrangsment for deliver ing the fzst mail in Omaha two hours earlior will soon be carried out. wis At the annual meeting of the U, ¢, L, A the rollowing wero elected officors for the en wuing terma: President, Mr. John A, Creigh- ton; first prosident, W. I, McDovitt second viee prevident, 1. C. Sholly; maretary, W. C. O'Sheughne: sy; troasurer, 1), J. ('Don- ahoe; bonrd of managers, John C, Me(iwin, Rov. . McCarthy, The next mecting will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, Al the merbers ted to attend, A few dayo since n gentleman in this city Tho Allegory to Be Produced at was celebrating his 4th birthday and Boyd's To-N X was “setting ‘em up” to the boys in good S ehape. Ho addrossed himeeli about as fol-| MRPRE T lovs: “Boya, thia in my A1th advarsity, | *“TUe Great Republic is to bo given at 1e's have anothio bottls of ‘monopoly’ w Uoyd's opera houso to-night, Itell you T don's propese to pay my election | and at a matineo this after betucntil after the ‘Coancial’ count, which | noon. 1t is given under the auapices of | wout bo given until the begiuning of th | the board of education, and tho procee 1 then all rallied around th de tandard and took straigi.t, Any Stove or Ra of “Garland” thut can be made. bearing the name any endorsement from us, end need to cell the attention of our to their renutation ead adviso them to ax. amine inte thoir merits, 3 e The Rate War, +4, out has been Kezs City to Chigaga, and the fro be rwean those two cities kow is §1, Tha scalpors in this city have got hold -of & lgt of tickete from @iaha to Kans- as City which they are eolllng at §¢ to &7, and glving an ordor on ticket brokers in Kanozs City fora ticket from that city to Chicago for <1 fere from: Omaha to Chicago about %8 It wakes a long, rowedabout trip of r, but as it is coutidsred cheap, sy persous are (aking adwantage of it aud the Kansas City trains out of Qmaha ace wowded with pusscugers. The scalpons wnere are aleo solling tiokels to New York the samo way, for $18. An order to cut ratos is expoctod by some of the y day. The Bur- legton and nd havo lines into Kensas City, and can protect themsolves without cutting rates betwoen Ouasha apd Chicago, The Northwestern sod Milwsukee & 8L Paul, however, are lef out in the cold, and 1t is not probable that thoy wil! stand idly by aud see the bulk ot the traffic diverted to Kansas City. 1€ a war on Omaha rates is made it end in the establishment of 2 #10 Aarfl to Chicago, made in raies from o —— Euy B, K. Douglass & Son's Capsi- cum Cough Drops for your childeen; they gro harm'ess, pleasing to the taste and will cure their colds, D- Trpade Mark on everp drop, 1 e — A Chgwal Societ On Thureday evening a society to be #knowp as the congregation of [eracl choral gociety wes uryuuzud at Meyers hall with Julius Meyer, Ksa., a8 precen- top, and Miss Minpie Iothechild, a rndnm of the college of music of Uiu- 28 organist, The members are N e Rothschild, cusprer; Miss . Newman, secretary; their dowes is warranted to bo the best The *“Gurland Stoves and Ranges” aro too well known fo neod we only reuders bus making tho | PROSTITUTIONS PRAGUE. A Corrapting Evil Growing np 1 Respectable Locality. Whosn It 1 nta Pe l Juastly Iaa nant Over its i ne They n e moe r and reticed portions of this « tle think or kn [ moral ¢ 1 ex ¥ 1 to all fomales whose faces had never befor been #ecn tn Omaha, took up their abode sucrounded by homes of the morality, loving and virtuous. The these women has become known to not a few, and their retr at has already been made the scene eral timee of bachana | lian, rpvelry and debauchory.? The'house occupied by them is a plain unpretentions two story atructure with character uf block bounding one of theprincipal streats of the city. To the not over curtous obaerver it beara the eame air of refine ment and respectabillty as the residences in that quiet neighborhood. Noverthe less at times a mystorious air surrounds it. At the hour of night when the resi dents of this peaceful locality are wrap ped in s'umber, bright gleams of light =loot out between crevizes in the closed ineide blinds, piercing the darkness with- out, and causing the benighted'p e 'esirian in that locality to wonder what kind of o placo it is. Now and auon a door bell tinkles forth a subdued and wmuliled alarin. The front entrance opens and stream of light, mellowed by the colored shade, falls for an instant upon the form of the callers, sometimes men well known in buslness, soclal, and professional cir cles in the city, A few whispered re- warks and the visitors pass in. The nlght wears on aud the same scene is repeated several times. Now and then the sound of lavghter, mingled with the merry clink of glasses, floats out upon the night air, whilo tha soft, low music from a piano cansos the belated teayeler to linger for & moment. After atime lights appear in the uppoer win- dows, moving forms throw indistinet shadows momontarily upon the drawn curtains, thon the lights suddonly pr dim only to reappear later on, O moro a dark form 1s seen at the door and the stranger who had some timo bofors been roen to enter takes his loavo by the same means of exit, Thoir houso is wont elegantly furnished with Bruserls carpots, an upright piano, paintings, rtatuary, curtaing, ote., of th latest desiyus and finish. T whole tonement besrs the appearancs of eans and luxury, and its o ants on the strects sseumo a supremo digily and virtue, which would do honor to the noblest of their sex. Their great eflort since their arrival hero has becn to keep the character of their house from thy knowledge of the public and police, and the one or two neighbors to whom this fact is known have reported its oxistonce This item has been written without the namo or numbor in the hopo that thoy were unnecessary, but should these cor- rupting citizens still porsist in remaining among these virtuous hearths, they wiil be served with notice to leave in short nr(lur, and should this proceeding fail the immediate residents will not apply to the courts for redress, S “THE GREAT REPUBLIC.” 1ce will be used in the purchase of a pianc for the high achool, and an illumat k for the y | James ig treasuror and the c tower. 1pe ers for the nivco 1 Misa Gertis Clurke States- 1 ( dumith, Sor Miunie O Hurlbug, Arkans | Mount, Kentucky; W hi Nott s, Calitorn Nellis It i House, Rusdi, Vermont; Humpstire; Miny Amolin Bloomer i loc Mussrchu Miounie Chan \\ 0 mestiont; M Pratt, [ndinun Mary Shorwool, Michiyan; Yico Avery, Iilincis; Fita Whi hey, Lihod £ Clara Nutmuker, Obio: Latea Day, LizZie Corby, Now Whitman, — Minnesota; Kanmus; Nellie Ranseinan | Wisconsing N | inia; Voun Welle, Nova s Mabla Balcombe, “Indian M on's Movg,” Carri “Viva d'Awmer i Hurlbut, of the Froe;" H Danielg coon Koug Our “Realm of Fan Alice Duett ¢ of the Wast, Jonnle Hause snd Liaura Day, CHAEACTERS Howard Kennedy, en M. Hall, Indiah dinu Warricr; Ma Tie wotheaver; Monis M 1 Balcombm, Priy IA not 1 |I.um Hevace Nown Jonph Tayl Tiny McCheane, Graudpn; Fred & Johnson, Danghter Hall, Firt Indian; ay Van Poyl. Georg Howard, Brigadior Haus € rapie, Capta [¢ ,‘un’l . 1 1 ;M Daviols, Irishin ter, vo; Mr. dolin M. K, I cappse, Captain Bum faos, thirty Pilgrims, ten Sailos; Ay of § Yotowae, Sierman's Ruideors, - — Mome A Bollg There has receutly been organized in this city The Home Fire Insurance com. pany, with a cupital of 100,000, Wo notice among its stookholders many of Institution, the old and reiable esidents of the city | 1% and state, which s & g flicient guarantee of the solid worth of the e )wpany and ils swoll front and situate 1n the center of & |1 calitios usual In the policies of somo mpnuics, and chat it pays Toases imme- diately on receipt of proper proofs with yut any deductiona for interest, I'nflurnnn- a8 tollows: 8. H. H stood and free from the many techn l | POLICE COURT. Q}\““‘"“ A Till Tapper and a Clonk Thief In u the Toils Cla late general manager of the «in police court yesterdsy president; Frederick was somowhat Tigh vies pres C W. i It 4 1 n i has, J. DBarber, sccret 1 [ | “:j W Hhiigh 15 1 o aud L } At f the t { | i e Aot or Game Sow Rein | 5t ae) bW Buy your Fine Bron Hardware at Home for sl S LA A CLOAK i1 SOLD WITH THE less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it. " Vestorday & colored _min_giving the | S5 L r\--flra-"rEE:; i g dis M,j,‘j'fl'f"“";j’\‘,;’:’j;fjj;‘,‘;,‘;i,‘(:‘,_',";j_"“, Shared i bt s o ohanncter. | = OF BEING THE BESTE |Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue. only one issued in Nebraask wnid antelope are recoived daily and the | He is really wanted for the stealicg of | ZPHAT CAN BE MQDE,, RER—— walks in front of the commiseion houses are lined with prairie chickens, grouse \uails, geeno, ducks, rabbit and other gameo, It may be of interest to the readers of Bre to know something about wherc Il this game is found and by whom it is shipped into market. The deer and an- telope mostly come from the extreme northern portion of the state, although vomo are killed near North Dlatto This species of game Is killed and Opalalia mostly by professionsl hanters and is shipped by them to the commiseion men in this ctty. No price is made but what an ve obtained for the game is r ed to the huuters after the commia sion is deducted. Deer and antelope are very plentiful this season and the com wisesion men are looking for very large shipments as soon as the weather gots u little eolder, (uslare quite plentiful In market and are shipped mostly from Kannae, vory few being found in this state, Prai- rio chickens are ahundant and nearly all which are seen in market in this city uro killed 1n this state. (rouse are more abundant this year than evor botore, I provious eonsons the supply of grouse has boen very limited, but thisyear therc many grouse as praio in market aro nearly al and aro about as chickens, thos found 1u Nebr. The ducks reeso come in la qu lmnlwn from state and I many sre also sh in horo from western lowa, Nenrly all of the small game is killed and shipped by spertsmen who 1o out singly orin parties for a few days’ hunt Game of all kinds is bringing very low prices on account of thy wara weath Paraons do 1ot care Lo et game in warm weather, Duwi grino s ka, of 5 the cold months a great deal shipped from this city oaot, somo shipments being made to Vermont, As soon a8 cold weathor sels in the commia- sion house will be literally flooded with gume of all kinds. e — Many coswotics for the complexon have from timo to time been upon the he market. But none have stood the test as has 1’ozzoni's medicated com- plexion powder. It is an absolute curative for blotches, diecolorations, frockles, ete. Iorwalo by drugylst. — Soal of North Carolina Smoking Tc- bacco ia the best. e Looking tor His Wite, Yeaterday afternoon & man was w dering around the Union depot at the be in transfor, and soemod anxious to ftind som hed an- employe apany and asked if groat trouble and very Heo finally one. of th he had seen o 1ullman ¢ an, womsn and threc childron the precoding day, and gave an uceurato deseription of oash. Upon b ing answored in the negative ho volun [ toorod to tell s & 1 said that Lo | lived at Fullerton, Nebraska, and had a wifo and throo childron. Ho was a poor man, but by haed work and atrict oeon {iny ho hiad succeed togother | neat tittle sum of moncy, which ho was | zoing to invest in a home for himself aud | family. e did not know that his wifc way ih ang way untruo to until afow days ago, when he roturned to his home aftor work and found her and his threc 'l ehildren gone. Upon examination it was found that she had taken with hor tho money which he had savod, and upon | furthor inquiry o wscortained that sho and the enildren had not gone alone, but that & i had accompanied them, He {had gotten wind that they had gone to Chieago, and was on hls way to that city to Aoy if could not find them, He otoutly refused to give his namo or the name of his wifo's paramour, B— Bighty piscos wchall wool srarlot tannel ac ta por yard, actually worth 40 ¢ i ADa s e Whore tho B, & M, road to tho stock yards crosses Sixtoeuth stroot thero is a Is red luntorn is hung out, neither is any fonce sut about sixteen feot This ht across the and roadway 1o ie any othor obstruction put up to keap the pedeatrian or teamstor from going over the embankment, Last night a centleman who was unacquainte ki sixtoon tho road walked over the embs falling a distance of about and waw seriously injured, ing gulf should cithor be terns put up, or clss a lown and that too at one is killed. foot This yawn bridgad, roadway once lan graded before some i Spasial F snnol Sale tois woek & Swith's Now Store, L, JANSEN ~ At Pote at 24, m, Erick J 60 yoars, 1 Tho body'was interrod beside ¢hat of bis wifo near Potorsm, November 1%, Juneral | sacvices will he held at The Suiots b wel i u.:«u, Sunday morniug, Novewler 254, at 10:3 — A full line of colored gros grain Rilvg Inall the popular shades at ¢ colita, roduced fron §1, b, Smith’s New Store, Farnam st at E— Attention Members of K, M, A, Ringer's millinery store the cloak from ¢] S THE-MICHIGAN'STOVE COMPANY 2 last week., 'T'he man who was arrested | =5 JRETROIT'-CHICAGO-BUFFALGY g LANGE & FOITICR TIMKEN SPRING VEHIGLES! mplice in the crime | == a the man who carried at the time as an asserts that White AT the garment., White is also wanted charge. Last Saturday evening a colored man entered the houss of Mra. Hale, a colored woman who lives at 1005 Capital avinue, duriug her abaence, and told her littlo zirl, 8 years of ago, that he was to remain until her mamma returned. 11 did not remain, but took with him, upou his departure, a pair of bracelets valued at and two silk haudkerchicfs, Thi worning, after White had been locked up, Mrs. Hale and her little girl visited the juil, and as soon as the little girl saw White she e imdd, “Oh, mammna, that's the man Another colored man waa in the cell with White, but she in. sisted that Whito was the msn who had come to the house on Satarday. another B Mixer, Sceop, 5 == Measure, \\m;u»v, ANDREWS’ lm pkin, Starch, 6 anl Fruit LR 7 nr GTONOLO DO AKING FOWDER JNDTCRIST s PURE CREAM TARTAR. 1000, leen _ “NME MONAGCH: Tho most extonstvo manufacturers Lin bulk, E. ANDRE WS 3( cO. & f]éfl&Eétsm_fl.ffniflfifl,:f“ i it Tl Western Towa, CONTAIN AMMONIA. -rn{ TEST: 50 8. Tenth Streot OMATIA, NEH £aradation Billlard and Pool Tables and waterls rloon CMABPA antl heated. tnem Chemit will Lot b re. TN Br. Prlcas I.'lpx.‘n YleI Gems clusively. o READY -MAD ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES BUEFALO U, 3, STANDARD SCAL Counter, Hay, Stock and Reuilroad Track. ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Orders for the Indian Department given for Buffulo Scales ex- Scale BEPAITIR SHOP, ] 05 Douglas Stre OMAHA NEBR \ KA T p—— T GREAT BARGAINS IN 0 e FURN é’sHING HHTHAS ite and others in need of Mer's, Boys’ andildren's Clothing, will dow il trictly One Price House in the City They carry the lay, Merchant Tailo = |GENTS' Visitors to the I (n unl on The 8 And examine their goods and prices. sell lower than any other house in the city. don't fail to call at 1216 FARNAM ST PN e Bttt ATTLE 1 (unce of Prevention is worth a Pnhrd of Cure, DE&EASES OF LIVE STOCK PREVENTED AND CURED BY THE USE OF \The WESTERN LIVE STOCK REMEDY. HORSES ) H [ H by : Ak 0.8 ter ed 1 Chemical Eyemg e RS —AND— | L4 g 1 a cow | H DOTS NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA, “ | ¢ o v ! ; ; A ] IS HALTIECLALSS A8 NEVER BLEY QUESTIONED. | 14 Wil « Drdigoutloyiony i b THE TEST OF THE OVEN, o) g PRICE BAKING K’})“’l)l-fil( Co., | ‘ WESTERN i I, lecss|jmllw”"1 ing Extracts LLTVE STOEES IREMEDN @6 SHEEP Keep Live Stock Healthy and avold Disoase, CMAHA, NEERASKA. | TEYY Y | swine ‘ § | | 2 THE LEADHG GME IAGE FAGTURY rnished ) Omaha, Neh TTIN THE p,::.’qY i "“-}f'fi" ESTMIRSTE AGORN STOVES AND PPanges (EVERY STOVE WARRANTED,) SOLD ONLY AT} JOHN HUSSIE'S Hardware Store 2407 CUMING STREET PREPARED BY THE TN Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, NI, 6t. Louis, Mo, wn, B g, ally is the POR NTRE FLAvoR they ar TRUE Dr. Price's cream Baking Powder Dr. Price's lnpulm Yeast Gems, Best Dry 1 . L1quin GLUE '\LAI; QI’IV‘JNUI'ACTURU‘S rom =) :z:)cr;r::l, 1409 and 1411 Dodge St., { ;Purnlture UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, EVATOR TO ALL PLOORS. ‘| 1203, 1 PASSENGER] E Neb. 5 and 1210 Farnam St., Omaha, GERMAN D. WYATT, LUMBER MERCHANT e, Ml&:’hula. Biss Fannie Raw, Miss You are ord rudum roport at the asso- a— it o rech, of the May festival club of Cin- purpose to do a safe and leg timate busl. [ clatlon hall, 13).4 Douglas street, on Sat Firt ORK 1n o . O o nati, Miss Belogman and Mosers. A. | nows, This company nsures s, dinat all |Urdsy morning, a' 8 o'clock sharp, to H 8. ATWOOD, "'“Mr“' 5 R I - < O & sers, France, Flsgher, and Hosenstein. | 1.0 dauage by e, lghtulog, wlad- attend the funeral o' our deceased fellow | Platts; outh, = » - Nevraska UN EQUA_LL ED A EEdE B EE HE nvutfl enterteinment will be given b Y ér member, Daniol Swene;”. 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