Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1886, Page 8

A L THE BRIGHT'S ANNEX. OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1886~TWELVE PAGES. The cut below shows the 400 choice lots adjoining the mammoth packing houses and stock yards of SOUTH OMAHA. These lots will be sold on Monday and Tuesday, August 16th and 17th, At Public Auction. A Free Train will leave Union Depot over the Union Pacific promptly at 10 o'clock and arrive at the Annex at 10:15. A Fair Show for Everybody. The Poor, the Rich, and the Speculator All Have the Same Chance at this Sale, “TERMS OF SALE:” One-fifth (1-5) cash, balance in monthly payments of $5.00. Priv- ate terms to puchascrs of two or more lots, These lots are all in the wave of the boom, and lic immedi- ately south of the Stock Yards, and in the vicinity of the Packing Houses of South Omaha. Therailroads,in- cluding the Belt Line, all center near this addition. It is estimated that 3,000 Workingmen Must Have Lots on which to duild homes within the newxt sic months. Never in the his- tory of Omaha has such an oppor- tunity been offered speculators or home-seekers to get lots at their own price and on such liberal terms. " MTHAMTERA L i Jn,“‘*l ) w-fll{w 'W”’d h* lnl!'.‘lg”";if SRS SN g i i Al s it ([ mieTa g Rt REMEMBER THE DATE Monday & Tuesday AUGUST (6 and 17. Free Ride To and from the addition. A special train of ten coaches has been char- teved and will leave Union Depot promptly at 10 o'clock . m. on both days of sale. EXCURSION RATES On all railvoads for visitors outsideo of Omalia. Ladies Especially ~ Tovited FREE LUNCH On the Greund THO BANIS O MY Come and sce the prettiest addition cver laid out in Omaha. For fur~ ther particulars call on W. G. ALBRIGHT & COMPANY, 218 south 13th street. MAYNE'S BROTHERS, They Withdraw From the Old House and Start For Themselves. After having served faithfully and well in the school of the C. E. Mayne Real Es- tate and ‘Trust company for & number of years, the two brothers, A. H. and L. R. Mayne, severed their connection with that firm yesterday and to-morrow morn- ing start in business for themselves under the firm name of Mayne Bros., at 1519 Farnam street. They will carry on a general real estate business, huving _one of the most com- plete T1sts of city propertly in _the city. 'hey are also agents for the sale of the celebrated Orchar for the new addition, “Mayne Place.” They will quote prices as low as other dealersin the city. Their long nection with the C. E. Mayne real office has given them a large experience in this business, and their judgment as to values can always be relied upon. Both the brothers, by their gentlemanly and honest dealings with customers, - have made for themselves hosts of friends who will see that they have all the busi- p conveniently handle, Call upon th at 1519 Farnam street and they wili show any piceo of property they have for sale. You will find them pleas- ant gentlemen to deal with, RELIGIOUS NOTES. To-morrow's Services at the Churches Throughout the Oity. North Presbyterian church, Saunders street. Rev. W. R. Henderson, pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m and 8 p. m. Sunday school at noon. Young people’s prayer meeting at 7p. m. In the eve- ning a song service to be conducted by the pastor will be held, Strangers made welcome at all the services. Presbyterian church, corner of Dodge and Seventeentt . S s at 10:30 a.m and 8 p. m. Rev. ustor, Preaching by Rey. M. Coy Rock Tstand. Sunday school at_clos morning worship, Young people's meet- ing 7:16, Seward Street M. E. church, socond and Seward streots, Pri at 10:30 a. m, and 7:30 p. m, by the pas: tor, Rev. C. W. Savidge, Seats free and all will be welcome. Subbath school at 230 p. m, Christizn church, corner Capitol ave- nue and Twentieth, R. H. Ingram, pas: Hours of seryice, 10:30 8. m. and 8 unday school at noon. The anges with Elder David Hus- \and, who will fill the pulpit e und evening. The pub- lie as cordialiy invited, Kountze Memoral church, English Lutheran, corner of Sixteenth and Har- ney streets. Sunday school ut 11:45 a. m. Church service and preaching at 080 8. m. and 8 p. m, Morning sermon the pastor Rev. J. S. lf?nu-.l 3 vening sormon by Re: 0. H. Schnur, angelical Luth- an ¢ ch. 8t. Matthew'’s English Lutheran Sun- dar school meets at 8:30 p. m. in Cosmo- pol lhllu hall, 1621 South Thirteenth . Mark’s Ei H, S¢ nights of Py and Saunders stre Southwest I n ehurch, ‘I'wen- tieth and Le th streets, Preach- ng by Rev. J. M. Wilson, of Castellay Biroct Presbytorian churoh, at 11 a. m. 0 ovoning service. Sablath school 8 . m. Funeral of Mr. James France at p.m. Young People's weeting 7 p. m Castollar Street Presbyteriun chureh, Ev..! M. Wilson, pastor. Presching by v, J. N. Boyd, of the Cbristisn Hour, & 114, and by the pustor at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 8 p. m. Young People’s meeting 7:14 p. m. The Rev. Alex. Thompson will preach at Boyd's Opera house ing at 11 o'clock. Subject, *'Is the Chu of To-day Christian or Worth Having A general inv United Presbyterian chur Eighteenth street. Services a and 8 p. m., by the pastor, Rev. B. B. Graham. Subbath school after morning seryice. Seats free. Strangers welcome. St. Mary's Avenue Congregatio church, Rev. Willard_Scott, pastor. vices af 10:30 a. m. No evening_service. Morning sermon by Rev. Fred. Johnston of St. Paul, Neb. ‘All are invited. “Trinity Cathedral, corner Eighteenth and Capitol a August 8, seventh Sunday after Tri Holy communion, 8:00 .” m.; morning service, 11 a. m.; evening service, 8 p. m.; Sunday scliool and bible classes 9:30 a. m.. All seats free at evening sery Strangers come to all services. E.T. Hamel, act- ing Reetor, 2115 Chicago avenue. St. John’s church. Holy communion at Sa. m., morming prayer, litany and sermon by Dr. Doherty at 11a. m. No evenirg service. St. Barnabas church, Nineteenth and i s, Trinity Sunday. ation ut 7:30 a. Jhors ebration at 11 a. m. c ong at 7:80 p. m. Sunday school it 9:30 a. ats fr John Williams, rector. St. Philip’s chapel, (colored) 813 North Nineteenth street, Evensong at4 p. m. Sunday School at 3 p. m. John Williams, rector. A. M. E. church, corner Eighteenth and Webster streets. aching at 11 a. m. and 8p. m. by R ames W. Braxton fof Topekn, Kansas. Rev. A, Lewis of the Baptist church, will preach at 3 o’clock. Sabbath school av 8 p. m, All are invited. P. A. Hubbard, pastor. st M. E. Church, 1711 Davenport street, Rev. R. N. McK pastor Morning service at 10:30; evening s at 8; Sunday school at day evening. wWol, T Buckingham home, Twelfth street. Gospel meeting Sund: evening, conducted by Mr. Bundy, Al:\yfi\nln ayer meeting. Thursday 2 p.m., W. U. board meeting; 4 p. m., usiness me § business meeting. rday evening, ul\ui:wrnucu meeting, conducted by the club. Another Dynamite V James Brady, one of the Chicago police force who took part inthe Haymarket outrage, was ia* the city yesterday, the guest of his old friend, Captain Donau- ghue. He was in close proximity to where the deadly homb fell and was wounded in cight different places by frag- ments of the shell, Being carried from the scene among the dead he lay uncon- scious for a long time and subsequently was confined to bis bed for nearly ten weeks. As 118, he is erippled for life and unable to resume his position on the force. He will receivo his regular pay, which is $1,000 per year, as long as he lives. It ‘is believed that'further progis- ion will be made by the authorities of Chicago for all the biuve men who fought for law and the life of Chicago on that terniblo night. As it is, the police who ticipated in the Haymarket riot are being substantially remembered by Cni- Ao, and 50 they should be. Mr. Brady went to Wahoo, Saunders couuty, last evening Lo visit his sister, NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS ¥oR $200. big Bargain at Mux Meyer & Bro.'s wire roows. ANOTHER INDUSTRY. Omaba Again Attracts a Large Man- ufacturing Enterprise. The BEE has already published the arti- cles of incorporation of a new associa- tion, the aim of which is to establish a manufactory here which will give em- ployment to fifty men. This new asso- ciation is known as the OmahajCorrugated any, which starts out with a It wiil erect its manu- in Bedford Place, adjncent to the Belt. Line, ana but a short distance from the site now occupied by the large iron and foundry firm of Usher & Russell, The new company will be ready to un- dertake the erection of their work in a few days, and it xpected that before K all have elapsed the works full operation, giving employ- ment to a large number of Industrious and thrifty mechanic In this under- taking there are a nmumber of Omaha gentlemen interested. They are asso- Cinted with several eastern gentlomen wlo have lately entered into the business circles of the ‘city, This company will manufacture iron shutters, sidings, and roofs, and adapt their work to almost kind of building improvement. n selecting Bedford place was use of its proximity to the Belt line, hich will give them an easy means of shipping to all parts of the country. It i 1o the already excellently machine shop and foundry of e e T have located in Bedford Place have been rushed with work. Another re desire on the part of the member company to encourage thrift among their employes, and this they propos: gathering all their employes i able homes in the vicinity of the shop: They feel that when their employes ar scattered all over the city tney cannot in- duce them to lead the frugal and friendly lives they otherwise would when gath- ered m _one neighborhood. This they ly accomplish in Bedford Place, has already been selected by man: oturers its the best place in the city ndustrial purposes us well as for the dences of people who are able to o healthy and worthy places residence, The impetus given Bedford Place is BOme: thing remarkable. It has been anim petus of its own m'mlinf, and is being readily improved by hundreds of people Houses are rented as fast as they can be erected, and other industries are getting ready to avail themselves of its advan- tages. In another year it will be the chester of Omaha, and in another ?m\r, there will not be another lot to be \ad for anything near its present price. They are wise men, therefore, who are now getung for & very reasonable price what in a short time hence will command much greater value, Omaha and Bed- ford Place are thercfore to be sincerely congratulated in this instance, because what redounds to the future of the one is an appreciation of and an advantage to the other, 3 ——— The Stockmen Pleased. ‘The change of programme on the part of the Northwestern railroad company, published in yesterday's BEE, doing away with the local rate on stock shipped to Chicago through Omuha, was considera- ble of a surprise to stock men. Every one was greatly pleased and expressions of approval and satisfaction were heard ry side. ‘*This removes the only h' has kept the livestock of cbraska away from our mar- ““The BEE bas done a at deal toward bringing this about by agitating the question continually, and now remember the old saying, ‘give the devil bis duc’ and give thé railroad eredit for having done one good thing tor 1R AR 1SN O0e et shippers from northeru Nebraska were seen and cd there would be a good deal of stock coming to t ha yards from lth:u part of the state from now oun. SOME LARGE ORDERS, A Baking Powder House That 15 Do- ing a Large Business. The Cox Chemical Co., of this city, which was organized in January, 1856, has built up such an enormous trade that it calls for special comment at the hands of the BEE. This company manufacture one of the, best powders on the market, wh named the “Silver Gift Baking Powder,” from the fact that with every can sold the choice is given of several picees of silyerware, such as nn{)kin rifigs, butter knives, sugar shells, butter plutes, ete. Besides that they guarantee every can to the purchaser, refunding money if not satisfactory. 15 done partly to meet the prices of other houses, and to_intro- duce their goods on the market. The su- perior quality of this bakimg powder, us well as the handsome gifts, has bee means of introducing it in nearly every city in th ited States. As a fair sam- ple of the lurge business which they are ing, Mr. Kittell, the secretary, showed man an order from Dall s, 10 dozen cans from one man, an: or from San Francisco for 1,000 dozen, Chicago 500 dozen, Philadelphia 850, Burlington, Vermont, 150, and ot from St. Paul, Detroit and other large cities, all received this weex. Such large orders as these ure seldom received by any house and are therefore a source of pride to the Cox Cyemical Co. and the citizens of Omaha who take a deep interest in evory dasor. ing enterprise in this aity, The Silve Gitt baking powder is perfectly pure and wholes 1 ns no alum am- i y deleterious substance, and when once used wil be used. The fact that it has a large east in the very mudst of the territory of the two other well known powders epéaks for itself. ‘The Omaha house of the Cox Chemical Jo, is located at 1622 Capitol avenue, of which Mr. H. 8. Cox i Frank Kitte They manufacture only the Silyer Gift baking powder, and ure establishing gen- eral agents in of any import ance in the United States, So great is the demand for their goods at present that the chemists and others are working night and day to fili tho orders promptly, Lol i ti, Bargain, 8. 16th st. near viaduct, 50x 182, only $4,000. 8. A. SLoMAN, arnam st. For Finest business cornemin Walnut Hill. Inquire at once, STWWART & Co., Roam 8, Iron Bank, AN L In Thursday's BEE there was an article Headed *'Fell by the Wayside,” relating to two girls attending abusiness college. As a matter of justioe, it 18 but fair to state that this did not refexr to the Omaha Business college, butita the Omaha Commercial college. An IndignantDenial, Mr. Lew Hill, of the iem of Boggs & Hill, real estate agents, enters an em- phatic denial to the allegation of the county commissioners that Lis firm are selling county roads for lots in their ad- ditions. He elaims his firm has never done so and never will do so, and where there is any question of a county road running through their property they never sell o lot otherwise than as subject to the lawful road of the county. He points further to the fact thatin ‘the vi- cinity of Quealey's wn-kmg house, his firm gave a lot to enable the county road togetan opening; and further, that part of that road is occupied by Quealey as a garden, while the public have to ride through an alley. Bargain—Leavenworth St.;a corner; only $2,300. 8. A. SLOMMN, 1512 Farnaw St. Haverly's Minstrels Next Tuesday evening Haverly’s Amer- 1can-European mnstrels will give a per- opera house. awtell’s St. Bernard Galaxy, a family of the largest and most handsome dogs in the world, have joined the king of the banjo, is also with them. The old favorites have mnecluding the three Gormans, who will produce new songs dances that embrice strength of the company. J. H. Haverly, the father of refined minstrels, will he here looking after his company, which will be & guarantee of a first-cla tainment, giving the public what he ad- ice at Boyd’s their last visit Dr. them, E. M. Hal all been retained, The regular opening of the theatrical season atthe Boyd will not t until the 30th, combination can be secured Monday worning at the box office. At Blue Hill, » on August 14, 1 (i cotland, in the’ seventy- e. Funeral this afternoon at 5 Southwest Presbyte and Leavenworth st St. near viaduct, 40 will double in v 8. A. S Max Meyer & Bro., general western L at 1522 Douglas, will build you a ho making a small cash payment; bal to suit. low shoes being manufacturers' cost. st of our enti 300 pairs of gents' stock of gents’ embracing the leading lines We will close TirreLs & Cook, 1306 Farnam St. in the country. ut absolute cost. rooms near 17th street, $150 t, 1622 Douglas opposite court house, improyed 5 S.A.8 12 Farnam st. The following week we will sell a lot of trimmed hats for §1.50, worth from g to make room for fall stock at Schadell & Co.'s, 218 N. 16th St. Miss Maud Reece, dressmaker, has re- turned and _has new September styles now ready. Would be pleased to have all call at Room 10, Jucobs block, - Thoroughbred Hambletonian colt, four years old, Good roadster. Inquitc room ¥, Iron Bank. LI + —Black, Brown and rd Hotel block, inteonth st., 50 foct T dn oman, 152 Farnam st. ney st near 8lst, 82x133, 5. A. SLOMAN, 1012 Farnaw st, SPECIAL SALE, New Fall Dress Goods on Monday, the 16th August. We place on our counters the largest purchase of dress goods we have ever made. We were only tempted into this very large transaction by the offer of the exactly half price, and on Monday we shall f them on our counters, giving nds the entire advantage of onur pu by selling goods worth $1.25 at Gie. They are not jobs, ox old, or shop-worn good all the latest styles of George . made for this fall trade, and par three hundred thousand dollar purchase le by one of our castern friends, who ded with w These good 44 inches wide and ve cloth with Bourette side ming in cream and binck only. English Cheviot Suitings in all the newest mixtures, 40 inches wide. Camel’s Hair Canvas cloth, 44 inches wide, with side band for trimming. itings, 44 inches wide, new ve. are of the celebrated manu- facture of Geo. H. Gilbe nd have on the original brands and tickets which guarantee them first-class goods, and we our word that this is the most ory lot of goods that we have cver offered our friends. Remember Monday morning. B. FALCONER. EXAMINE skFUL NEW SCALE CHICKERING © PIANOS, at Max Moyer & Brc TOOIS, Great Destroyer of Pasture land, Albright the “Annex” mad. 400 beautiful homes to be sold at auction Monday and Tuesday. PIANOS AND ORGANS TO 1 $1 per month, av Max M warerooms. Bargain—2 fine lots in Kilby place, cheap at §1,500. S.'A. Sloman, 1512 Farnam st. L ——— Money. We are prepared to furnish short time loans in sums of from $100 to §10,000 on good real estate security. Stewant & Co., Room 8, lron Bank, LB . —2lots 1 South Omuha, east cap, botit 1,500, 8. A. Sloman, 1512 Farnam st. ) SIWImAN AN S Al ex Bale, Monduy snd Tuesday next. Come everybody. not miss seeing Pruyn PARK & Fow — - Bargain-—Corner Leavenworth & 165th Sts., with fine improyvements. A splendid business siteand close to track, Will advance rapidly. Only $10.000, S. A. SLoyax, 1512 Farnam St. Auction, Au LOTS, LOTA HANNEX," “ANNE MONDAY A2 AuG Bargam—Georgia av., near leaven wortli, on g [} TIOnEE Pac 3 id, will be built on’ lund adjoining ght's Annex’” to South Omaha Come to the sale next Monday and Tues day. Bargain—Farnam St., a corner; only 2,000, B. A 810 1512 Farnam St, The Physicis and Surgeons of the nd Surgical Institute— ¢ visit patientsin all parts f the city day or night. In the past been ob) to do v as we shall add to our staft ns after Augnst the first, we ble to answer all calls in the city or country. The advantages we offer out patron - of ph ) itute and consulta- without extra 1 arise from the petty jeal- and quarrels which during consultation by rival s, and of which the paticnt knows little but suflers much. 2d—We furnish, compound and dis- pens our own medicines, and know they are fresh, pure and active. Our patients do not have to run the ris f ignorant or carel irug Our oflice is open day and night, and one or more physicians bo called We have | of experie - tice. r ) kinds and shall bring our united skill, ability, knowledge “and encrgy to the md of ¢ i 4 under our care, X our advantuge: mend us to eve person, an nd Capi- Telephione No. 780, Al LU st Recel . tyle Youmans’ Hat— , Brown and Tan— ather Weight- Hudson’s, Millard Hotel block. — We will build a nice cottage for a one wishing a home in_Pruyn Park. Small cash payment; bal. $15 10 $20 per month. ARK & FowLER, 1522 Douglis. Murder Will Out, But “Albright’s Annex” will neve out of the South Omaha boom. Monday and Tuesday next, - Bt near 20th, 100x167, AS South Om “Albright's Annex” is there, Sale Mon- day and Tucsday. - Bargain—One of the handsomest cor- ners i Hunscom Place 100x100, very chieap; §4,500 5. A, SLOMA 1512 Farnam St, Packing Houses, Factories, Stocks ds. And everything to make a city All around Albright's aunex sule Monday and Tuesday — - Jargain-- Two lots in Mclrose Hill, north fronts, for 500 5. A, Sloman, 1512 Furnam st, e I'raxos SviTa BEGINNERS ¥OR 25 und upwards, on Casy payments, Max Mever & Bro.'s warcrooms, with trackage, Gix 12 Farnam st. Hill #1,500; al. §15 por month, full lot ik & Fowsr, 1529 Douglus. Bargain—House and lot on North teenth st, near oil works §2.500 b. A, Slom.n, 1613 Furnam sh