Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 24, 1886, Page 8

PICKP.D UP ABOUT THE CI1Y. 'fllc Union Pacific nnd the B, & M. Make Another Raise in Rates. THE WAR VIRTUALLV ENDED. i, 0ads and Ends—A Tramp Talks—An- other Confidence me—=Sport- ing Notes Police Mat ters, Ete, Ete, Raised Another Notch, The Pacific coast rate war, which,since " February last has been waged betw B the roads west of the Missouri riv i probably atan end. Yesterday the Union Pacific and B. & M. issued a cir B that on and after Sunday the following % rates will prevail I8 To all points in £60; limite Californin, first-class, §30. Second- nigrant, #35 (limited), These rate are without rebate Round trip rates are withdrawn altogether. It should be noted t » will go into ef- Union the question of “How was this a Ilmlll"' T ean't tell you pterested roudls their terms of « mothing to do with that The Santa Fe, which is not handling ] at present--and will not ' to come—on account of wash- not in on the “deal.” It is its action will not The presidents have seitled upon ment, and we have acific coast would be put figures announced to-day, at least for years to come, When it is considered that the first unlimited rate was §0 und the sccond class §i5 “befo’ the wah," it will be scen that the new rates are considerably more reasonable. NOTES "AND PERSONALS. President Adams with General Mana er Callaway, General Sup andent mith and 'Traflic mball, spent the day in the Blufl%, discussing matters of mutual interest with the Iowa ool commiissioners. The Union Ticket office and the carpente full posscssion being made whi alter the appe for the bett The counter i the front of the oflice, instead of on the side as heretofore. ODDS AND ENDS. m the ote Books. Charles Francis Adams wis on Thursday night the bright particular tar in the galaxy of railroad brilliants which shone in the Millard rotunda He was not in appearanc the faney of a certain spectator nted him, About him was nothing of that prim, straight Puritanical den or which some feel to be inscparable from dignity. He looked rath nobleman i t i Stray Leaves Reporter's and { his whole appearance is indicative of a man who eares less about books tl 1 physic: r i IHAlLy men i hots ed to talk to hin found time to g 3 busily plied ||\u ions of a trio n( report- ers. ~Although rather disposed to put the questions upon the scribe I cured from him a fair the information which he possess upon several Althou rh of a ser t of conn nance he yet enjo and Iaugh | ipposed Swith'a donl of licartinoss. An instano f this was found in an episode which od on his wiy up from the depot. | | | subjeots. ng with @ newspaper man wlm wore a suit of clothes oned like that of the p the only diffe ence being th a shade in color. llolh were a gas lamp attention of a o one of whom, more num than the ot ngeness in th (Inlmul in a Look at the Omaha dudes in their paper Buits.” A chorus of youthful tre! hh s lnl Jowed the salutation ) had ceased, Mr. Ac heartily at the boy! , distingnishing the tire of the two, ex Piing oo, il I| saluta nmn A TRAMP TALKS, He Talks of the Requisites for Suc- cess in His Cailing. “Po be a successful tramp is an said an old vag at the Union Pacific de as watehing his © to leave the city at onece, and in pr L ence to spending twenty or thirty, or per- ixty days in the county jail, he de- the dust of Omaha - from his fec “I repeat,” he continue W0 boe a successful tramp isan art I bhave been on the road four years, ~ am learning more and more about the business every day, To be able to tell a lie in & manner that earries convietion, the Seylla of the woodpila and arybdis — of the bulldog— I perceive I am not porant as I am scedy—ah! deea requires wet and skl & tramp 50 much as a of human character. He ~ must be u| le to tell just what ki of a story to tell this person, when he is ask- *ing for a meal and just what kind of a yarn to palm off on that. Two different persons won't swallow the sume story, you know Ho must, when arvagned be- fore the police _uhl"-) which is a period deal thing with me,~—be able to look him straight he i tell a story which will * secure his release. ¢ must faco the judge in a quiet est manner, of the man who is the victim of circumstances, and who is “but temporarily out of employment. He ~ must, when orde to show up his “hanas, produce a pair which ave hard S and horny, s though from years of la bor. All" these are things ‘which the teamp must study in order to make a sue- i ling. poear 1o be well posted on your suggested a bystander, ‘who listening to tue remarks of his that in- Nothing i vemarked that his pants, "'t individual, 1 you the ny of 'em ionally, as I m will once in a 's @ [reight train getting d L must jump aboa s little talk by telling you o incident that happened me the othier day, to show you that 1 not infallivle. 1 was passing through ttle country town four or five months " ago, und 1 approached a kind hearted old v for o meal. I told her a fine st ut haying a wife aud three chils il 1 get o w I‘Iu bost o 1 hes THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 24, dren in Chicago, and how T had been compelled to leave, om account of a shut-down in work, to look | s She out bade her Last week | wce nl suit of clothes. good bye and left the town dog, and a who eame to th r Iy, as I told her a story of how I'w road mwan from Texas and ha thrown out of work a week before by the great strike. Whes through she quictly remarked, different story from the one you MM me three months ago.” Before I knew wl was going on i under a ten days’ sentence on bread wate The old lady had a I T mem- ory than I did and so T was trapped had placed my private mark on her the first time I visited her, and would have put me on my guard if 1 noticed it. But by some “‘mischance had become erased. Well, good-by, here’s aboard for Denver, BEREFT OF HIS COAT TAIL, A Lawyer's Misfortune—#olice Court Points, In police court yesterday Judge Stenberg disposed of a few unimportant Anderson Lewis, a negro who has recently been released from a long term in the county juil, was again ar- raigned for vagraney. “You oughtn't to eall me a vagrant, judge,” he pleaded, “I am a laboring man. I worked hard on election day.’ “For whom did you work:” queried the judge. “Ior the man that run in the ward—let me see; what's his name He gave me four dollars.” ve you four aollars, did he? many time; ~4(lll y How puzze the stopped to Finally ar negro for n moment and he scerateh his head meditatingly. 1 think in the court room laughed. taken back to jail for mnlm examination Charles Hoyt nllmn a reason (I|- determined wilt upon him who firmly believes that under circumstances diseretion is the better part of valor, turned and not quick enough, nowe 3 caught him by one of the appendages of his long-ta coat, “Help! Murder! Fire! Police!” shouted the ‘barrister at the top of his Tungs. ant elung determmedly to Po——" At this inter- le cont-tail gave way, Cooley w wild bound de sseape, g his garment in Hoyt g t, together with wls, who sought to inter- f Ihe latter were re- two ot his fri fere in his bel 4 leased, as they plainly pre were not implicated in the Graduates Planting Trees, City Auditor Long suggested to cer- tain members of the board of education Wednesday — that the graduating class of the high sehool ought to celebrate Arbor day by a tree-planting exercise. The idea was approved, and forthwith iteen catalpus were procured. hursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when the bigh school was dis- missed the graduates gathered around the government rionument on the campus, an oval had been de- seribed by Gardener Craig,around which holes were dug. ‘The trees were placed in position, the girls holding the trees while the boys shoveled in the carth. The class consists of 18 v bers, fourteen girls and four boys, for each of which one tree was placed in the ground u..uhn The Cable Road Quest Councilman Goodman, who is promin- ently identitied with the movement to prevent the Cable Railway company from sccuring right of way ucross the viaduet, in speaking of the matt ster- day, said: *We property owners south of the viaduct don’t w le com- pany to cross that structure, and we propose to do ail in our power to see that it does not. The fact is that it will tell upon the strength of the viaduet, and greatly endanger the passage of other vehicles across the structury he prop- erty owners south of the viaduet have all the disadvantages of the scheme of allowing the company s with- out any of the benel The comy doesnot intend to go into southel il but will take a straight line for the depot.”y The gun club Iu! Lits regular weekly shoot Thursday afternoon atthe Athletie he conditions were twenty clay pigeons, cighteen yards rise. George Kay, as last week,made the highest score and hence will retain th amond badge. THE £COL Kenne 10110 01011 Worle 1111101 Kay 1110 11111 Huzhes 10001 00110 11001 10111 OLITL 11001 L0010 00010 10101 01101 01011 11010 11010 10100 01010 MTTO 11111 10001 11011 11011 10111 00011 11100 01011 11001 11101 1111 10100 01000 11010 111115 1011115 11111 Cotter weeder. Leken Broek i TR Bushman Krugg.... The Same Ol Story, Henry Schule reported at y quarters yesterday confidenced out” of old plan. on” man met him as he was toiling up Tenth street (having just come in from the west) and told the in nocent that he was running a big whole- sale house here, and would give him em ployment. Schule, who is a very green German, readily fell into the trap and the two soon beeame fast friends. A lit tle luter, when nis new-found friend re- quested a small Joan of $25, he shelled out promptly. It was not long before manand money disappeared. The “con” wan, it is hardly necessary to say, has not been eaptured or Sale or Trade ons of extra choice western nds; twelve llm&:h'ml and u«-hl\ »s of Yorh couunty, Neb., land, divided into ten very ble farms For particulurs address the owner: Horkins & C oW The disuppearance of Mr. E. €. Pierce awell kuown undertaker of Blair and formerly coroner of Washington county, is causing considerable excitement in that litthe city. Mr. Picrce loft his home on Tucsday night, intending, as he to attend the course were beiy of lectures wh en inthis city by ew- | balmer from the cast. He was seen on the streots of Omaha next day, but since that time nothing has been heard of him is friends and relatives in Blair. ing alarmed at his prolonged silence, a thorough search for him in which, hewever, has availed nothing. The case is certainly a mys- terious one. g When you come to Lincoln, stop at the Commervi: Hulul if you want home comforts, C . Kic nEN, Proprietor. Army Briefs, Col. Burnham, who was ealled to Fort Niobrara the other day by the serious ill- 88 of his daughter, Mrs, Lieut. Merriam, 'n. Breck that Mrs. Merriam 1l is expeeted to recover. , of Fort Niobrara, is in on a short leave of ange for stock re and general merchandis of fine Thayer county (Neb.land; five lots Genon (Neb.); good store building (best ¢ er); good dwelling (best lo tion) in ex (lowa); also e-half mile trom town of 3 For further n Linderholm, of Hard Cen- Athletic Events, The managers of the Athletic Park will present an interesting races for Sun 1s follows One hund nd twenty-five yard race, serateh, open to all amateurs—Prize, sil ereup One J sional 205 fivst prize, handic p, profes prize, §15 second, handicap, protessional — second, §10; itrance in professional races ten per teur races fr )., April 14, 1836, Fifteen cows ors and twenty bulls. For cata- wpply to Col K. M. Woods, Lin- b., or Willinms & Lacy, Lacona, SPECIAL MOST PERFECT MADE tural Fruit Flavors, Almond, Rose, ete., id naturally as the fruit. KING POWDER CO., BT. LOUTS Purest and stron Vanilla, tavor as " AMUSEMENTS MINNIE HAUK ——AND—— THE MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB! Exposition Building, Saturday,Apr24 8:15 p. m, ADMISSION 50 CERTS. ~ F.M. ELLIS & Co. hrchitectsand Bullding Superinl's OMAHA, NEB, and DES MOINES, IA. Oftice, Cor. 14th and Farnam Streets, Room!d OMAFIA, ITER, GEORGE BURLINGHOF with F. M, Eilis. TIMKEDN SPRING \erlCLES. OVER 400,000 when ouo y spring and w i of Cortlana” Hord Book recorded in Any one wishing such dress or call and sce . 1, Seward Co. e will Smith, Neb. If until fiest of 3 aud deliver st Lincoln, Milford or Seward, Nep, H. €. sMITH ABLISHED 1570, Lincoln Steam Dye Works W. D. ROBERTSON, Prop'r. Ofice No. 1106 O St., Works 8. 1. Cor. F. & 0th, Lincaln, Neb. Geuts' Clothing Cleaned and Ke hlnmi DREXEL & MAUL UNDERTAKERS, AND EMBALMERS., At the old stand, 1407 Farnam St. Orders by telgrapl solieiied aud prowpily witsudod (e Telephoue No. programme of | AL T INANRITIO. WILLTVIRINTIU ~—— Full Agsortment for sale to the Trade by -— VINYARD & SCHNEIDER OMAIIA, - - NEBRASIKA. TEIE CEEEAPERITY PLACE IN OMATIA TOBUY FURNITURE, BABY GARRIAGES,Ec. IS AT DEWEY & STONES® Oneof the Best anl Lurgest Stoc'ss én the ULS. to Select from. No Stairs to Climb. Elegant Passenger Elevator |& M. BURKE & SONS, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GEO. BURKE, Manager, UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAHA, NEB. Merchants’ and Farmers' Bank, Dav «'m. Nebo: Kearney National “olumbus State Bank, Columbus, N MeDonald's Bank, Notti Platte, Neb,; ¢ ational Bank, Onah hil Neb. Will pay .uquuuh draft with bill of l.ulun, attached for two-thirds value of stock. WHERE fi YEH BUY BUGGIES? FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT|- KIR&N W. DAVIS & €0. Esiabiisbed in 1877, CINCINNATI, OHIO. B&uid over 58 Different Styles. 20,000 Vehicles Annually, Send for Catatogue, Prices, estimonials. C. E MAYNE, LEADING RERL ESTATE DEALER, S, W, COR. 1 AND FARNAW, OM \fl! A Property of every deseription for sale in all part th county in Nebraska.” A complete sot of Avstracts of Titles of Mips of the Ci ate or county, or any other information desired furni free of charge upon appheation. Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NESRASKA. Paid up Capital. ... Suplus May 1, 1885 H. W. Yares, President. ALE. T v, \xfiu Pry --ul.-nL 9 Freight Rates and nds tor sale in ' £ i 256,000 A Beethoven Sonafa,a Bach Chomatic Phan- tusie, can only be fully app: vend- ercd upon one of your pianofortes. RICHARD WAGNER. STEINWAY, LYON & HEALY, {305 asd 1307 Farnam S! W. V. MonsE, HW. Yares, WIS A. E. TouzaLI, BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Farnam Streets. Goneral Banking Business Transasta L DR, IMPEY. SCO FARIN.ANM ST, Practice limited to Diseases of o1 EYE, EAR. 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CASH CAPITAL, PAID UP IN FULL, - . $100,000.00 GROSS ASSETS, DECEMBER 31st, 1885 - 150,826.30 'A certificate of membership in this Association furnishes benefit at the lowest cos! Men and women, botween the may become members There is no changing from one class to another, with advaneing ag I'he Company has a gaarantee fund of $100.0°0 paid up in cash, which is an ad- ditional seeurity to that farnishad by any company in the United Statos, It has a Reserve fund which provides for a non-forfeiting policy and a paid-up volicy The Company isloeated in the West; its business 1s confined to the healthy West, and applications from persons residing in malarial districts ace not wecepted, which will insure fow assessments, and a consequant exemption from any oncrous liability. LA loeal Advisory Board, composed of not less than five leading eitizens of cach may b forimad, whio may act as advisory connselin the sot'lement of claims death of members and as o the admissio 1 0f applicants to mom' e:ship nber who Lipscs his cortificate may reanstate ihe same at any time upon y evidence of gool lealth, by the payment of all nguent dues and nenis Noinsurance company in this or any other conntry has evor failed by rea of the death-rate experience. The failure in each instinee has b lation or speculation, The safc guards introduced render both impossible in this intion, v business is confined to the endowment for old age, and the widows and orphans aftor I The policy is more libral, United States, ative Insurance Companies existed in B and 200 years hefors plan was thouzht of, and the sume companics exist to-day, some one million members. When manage | indicionsly, arantee every promiss we maked with $100,000 this Iy nm mn\\\l I for as a Reserve Fund which is o more libel any other company makes, The Strength of This Association Consists of GUARANTEE FUND, ENDOWMENT PLAN, RESERVE FUND, NON-FORFEITING POLICY, GRADED RATES, PAID-UP POLICY, SELECTED RISKS, A DEPOSITORY TO PROTECT THE TONTINE SYSTEM, RESERVE FUND, LIFE PLAN, CAPITAL STOCK. The cost of Iifo protection in tms company is loss than Un § he company isgood and payments promy This Ass ion is now ‘entering its third year, and h: which is constantly increasing. At death or maturity of endowment the Reserve Fund in addition to the Al policies become non-f ber's interest in the Reserve AGENTS WANTED in states west of the Mississippi rive can obtain most favorable rates by writing to the company. I'he Western Mut hasconsolidated the membnrsiivof the braska Mutu “Farmer 1M :s' " and “Lincoln Mutua ad with its own members in- LT rfect protection. rd the Western Mutual as one of the very hest life in country, and expeet to see, at no very distant day, it ¢ iealty West with its active, gentlen sats, agesof 17 and 65 years, who are in good health, and assessments do not inerease payment of the W the plan more secure, than any company in the the stock of them having they eannot broak W ngin addition to the $100, -~ 1 provision and ofter than any company in the s a large membership, membor roceives his intorest in tho mount due on the poliey ting after the thivd to the extent of the mem- town wnd ety whora not. supnlio in north of Kansas 1 of the Good relinble canvassers irance associg- vering the entirg “Daily Expre ¢ tions m| ficid of t 2, 158 I3 AUDITOR OF PL SIATE OF LaNcow Y dthat the Western Mutual Benevolent Association Insurance +, in the State of Nebraska, has complied with the insurance law horized to transact the business of life insurance m this st t , 1883, It is hereby ce Comyany, ot Beatri of this state, anl is for the cur itness my hand and the year first above written. H. A. BABCOCK, Auditor Public seal of said of said office, the day and Accounts. 11 Bank, the company’s financial agent, at Omaha, Nebraska. All communications should be ‘uhllmw d to OLIVER C. SABIN, Secretary and General Manager, BEATRICE, NEBRASKA. OTIS HAYNES, General Agent. Office, Room 10, Creighton Block, Omaha, Neb, THE TOWN OF SOUTH OMAHA Fine Business Lots at the South End, and Beautiful Residence Lots! In the north end of this Town., Two and one half miles from the Omaha office, 1,000 IL.OTS HOIX SXKJILE. These are Quarter Acre Lots (Tuking Into consideration the stre One Quarter Down, years at 7 por cent. post s and alleys), and aro sold Balancein1, 2 and 3 The Finest Suburban Lots, Around Omaka, 20 feet above the Missourl River. Nowhere else about Omaha are located such hands Kome it St Iuyestigate Uiis and secure some 3 1. Before a Higher App1 aisement is made. DON'T BELIEVE a word of this until you have thoroughly Investigated it CONSIIHIIR: That this proporty is only two That the ulth That the o Mhat mapie ¢ That ench That the That the Tl the street eurs vun o within one hult mile of Dhat the street cars will run there this. year. That the s than I8 asked for property the s That the wer thun most others. “That the yndicate rop Thi-there 1 oxpondod botw That the n vaterworks, furnishiog puro and one half miles from Owaha’s businoss center, 18 bewntiful. cach side of the strests, 2 foot uiley. ave six dumniy trains each wity, bosides the rogalar trains, f there, e dlstance i other directions, pring watar, 5 own postofice. “That it hus 1ts 0wn Fallway station, Tt it bius 1L OWE BEWS In Fact 1t s everything Lo make the property the very best paying investment tn Real-gst Look Into It. Examine It Carefully. Don’'t Buy a th Until you are convinced that there 1s no possibity of incurring u I one wile this side (directly north) of the UNION STOCK YA 0 toduy, ore ure located tho Immense Dressed Eeet, Peorls P will be the LARGEST iy nd will make prop 92 ons {8 perfectnnd fows south from the towa > Whiich in ten ye what is now asked for # 105, The dr THE AZ0VE DESCI‘IBEdLUTS ARE S/MPLV PERFECT. ice, at the or furthier i © will sell you Lo with horse and care Jour M.A, UPTON, Manager MILLARD HOTEL BLOCK. s und 18 always 1 Omaha, Nebraska, X