Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1887, Page 8

PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY A RubyTipped Sconndrel and the Game He Worked. AND FALLON M'CLELLAND. Pointers on the Charity Ball-Stuart, the Wife-Shooter—The Pacific Telegraph — Incorporating a Wheel Clab, ete, uby Tipped Sconndrel. dical sharper and swindler me and gone, He at least one was not his many our leading men of business He was & big port head to foot in 120 cheek bones were high his ¢h which was not bone wa of His angust \ i itseli into » presence Mr. Frank Ram 4 cou of days ago. By way of introduction he gard he had direeted to him by Me M. ilell man. e then dropped an toned and bevelled card, and Mr. Ram ge's wondering cyes gazed upon until they ished the legend Lo * i plain seript. On one end of ard was a hand-painted art which might B for a chronometer, and upon this rested n4h||m|uh\‘ tea kettle. The glow of the represented by a ruby which flashed brillianc \ Mr. Werner di- ition to vietim be fault, be and amor rause he aimed at em were several of od from His man, enca fur ind cont mile 1 emt disting have 1 taken its value, and Mr. that it was at least Werner wanted s new building enth and agent, he said, b 4,000 for it 1( unge said the rent w 0. and if the visitor pro posed to remain in Omaha and work for he could have the store for year. Mr. Ramge, however, the strang: oy telling him that he wanted only rich men to rent his stores, and that he believed o man with cking could do we et had recov indignation, was one of two sons, wh millionaire. They had thousands behind them, and only engaged in busi- ness . to i themsclyes from ennui. Tl was in the jowelry conneeted with the house Hersehfield & Co., Chicago and lll\luln slphin,” which honse desirous of opening a whole- i umoth jewelry store here, Next day Rumge saw Werner again, and i :antime the latter had - drawn | into his conti k down ity on a business to rent o store in on the corner of i there he in Chneago, for G rd at his place would be se Late Werner wanted Mr. Ran him out a lease for his store. had grown suspicions, He looked for the “house of Hersehiield Chicago and Philadelphia, in the cured, Was not prepare attorney wae aw Gl tho Werne! Mr. Ramge told him w changed 1 .l,pcu P happened. Mr. tes with and mformed him that 1 bad asked for a loan of $250 until his draft uld be heard from. Wood then telegraphed to the k in Chicago concerning llm (h aft and found that there Chicago business ci drawn’on, Peter Goos was sought and it was found that the 10,000 draft had knocked him he: He had suceumbed and loaned Werne until his draft should be honor howill be for all time. Nay mor ul trusted him for several days’ board, and finally onc of the stores n the hotel to the fr: until Frank Ramge's should be comple He even went the expense of employir haif to put "t ipancy by the ]llll\~|‘ TAll heavily. deteeti scoundrol Lisnotulone made ur ely ocen in the I3 addition ry hovse o and Phila elikely that its oceu- y will wever be insisted upon. i da ruby-tippe couple of glasses tlu- 2 things smote A He rushed to Moyniha w ageney and soon learned i had skipped town. Bat M Before going away, We rangements to rent the sto pied by Sloan, .l..lm-tm \\ Co., & AL headquart to the “whole hfield & , two cigars and of becr, FALLON \\llAI, PROSECUTE, Several More Warrants y McClelland, ‘1 propose to prosceute him to the full extent of the law,” said Fallon yesterday when questioned with regard to his in- tentions concerning Johnny MeClelland, who, with Morris, so nearly wre Cottonwood Villa night before last, | report that MeCleliand had settled for nage done 1s untrue, Fallon = went before derson out Against Justice An- warrant t on the cha on of property. McClelland for sustained, which is ¢ will suc amount of dawmage about §500. eday afternoon two hack drivers, Biown and D. ¥, Collio whon MeGlelland’ assaultod’ Tusd night, SWore out a warrant in police conrt for est of that individual, MeClell urrested late yester THE CHARITY BALL. How Work of Preparation Progressing. Two or three foot runners,a bieyelist or two and a half dozen spectators were gathered in the exposition building yester day morning watching the charity ball committeo of arrangements opening up the cleuning and decorating opers which are to prepare the immense for tonight's festivities, A mem ber of the stated that he thought that of decoration would not until late this afternoon, The eanvas is being sewed togethor, preparatory to being stretched on the floor, 1t will be the 1 pst dancing can- Vas ever strote in Omaha, being 177 feet long and about a quarter that dist- ance in width It is found that even these dimensions will not afford space tor the immense throng of duancers tnat are expected to congregate within the walls of the structure. The fact that the price of spectators’ tickets has been fixed at $5 will un doubtedly keep many away, who would otherwise go to look on. Btill, the com mittee does not anticipate that the re ceipts will be greatly diminished on this account. ‘arties who desire to' attend the char- dty ball § t9 -night, in candages, the is committee the work be finished has Jeft | hind him, thot t| | | and w | | Fourteenth street to an proach the entrance on ( wenue from Fifteenth street and drive away on In returning they will be guided by an officer who will be sta tioned at the place for their convenience. “They Are Beautifal, and much larger than in other Addi- tions, " is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALpriGHT'S CHOICH - Mer chants Hotel, Omaha, Nat Brown Prop. %2 perday. Cor. 15th and Farnam All strect cars from depot pass house. - 0 Per € has been made sinee last August by pur wers of lots from Mr. Albright, in the dition west of ALBRIGHT'S ( ¥ Arsiicnt's Criorce THEM AND DON'T YOU 1 t Profit ALL | - THE OMAHA WHEEL CLUB, It Will Incorporate and Prosp The Omahia Wheel elub, at a meeting leld Wednesday night, decided to incor: the laws of the state for that ed to where the clve e Club’'s Plans ts. wnupat once s further lub room 1t w nd furnish s ean meet a A room on HHoward ot between Six- conth and Seventeenth has been secured e nicely furnish The room d with bieyele periodieals, other of a expense of be defrayed T Ay in the < of rac given by the members ¥ will be supplic a piano and first-class club room, fitting up the room partly by m treasury, which of the ela e Um |h W Wheel clubisnow i tion, and has about 1 purtenance: The will It we prosper as wo ot meniber of the elub yest havea elub house our own before an other year, together with a_track of our own at the grounds jere are at present about seventy-five wheelmen in the city, and more interest is being taken in the sport than at any time before. " , “we sh 500 Per Cent Profit le since lust Angust by pur- Albright, in " the of ALpricnr’s Cholce, BEATS THEM 5ty ALL AND DON'T YOU FOI We've Got ‘Em > for sale, lots in Randolph. and terms at once EVANS & JOINsON, 24 8. 15th st. And they a place. Got from “They and much large tions, ™ is the usualiy —~ Are Beautifal, lhm m other Addi- rarding the THE PAC) The New Tel Move Into ph Company About to llegant Quarters, Yesterday morning a move made in the rental of one of the stores in the Millardhotel, by the Pacific Telegraph, company which shows 1ts desi D up with its increasi The wm to h\' oceupi e of ')u- Doug the entrance, the hall refore v 18 street street, Wi upon and the ro- il eosad by ger of tendent of the formarly resided nh ctionatel I\ vand by him connected w remember tl knew mn Mr Union cl Dimmick has but e of the ofliee, succeedin , Who has gone to Kansas City, ) A deelined to talk about the” future plans of the company, which he said could not be disglosed until later. Great B in SovTi OMAlA over the way acres and lots in ALpiiGHe's Cic Zoing. Twenty-two lots sold in ox itement Th Land company have \]lylull\lu]( ne sole agent for the He will show the prop- rd furnish all desired information wpplication l\u:u'wn W. AL Paxroy, President — - 500 Per Cent, has been made since last August by pur- chasers of lots from Mr. Albright in the addition West of ALBRIGHTS CHOICE, ALBRIGHT'S CHHOICE BEATS THEM AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT, - —-— An Athletic Tournament. Joln 8. Prince, with the co-ope of the local turners’ society, is agreat p mme of spc week from next Saturday, ment will take place building and will include nearly every species sport. Among the events pen to entries are the follow- foot race, one-mile foot ling match, !uu-' Jump, high Jump, pole jumb, horizontal bar, elimbing ar five-wile bieyele race, five-lap (half-mile) d 4 handicap race for he probabilit re that atest athletic event of n in Oma Profit ALL wtion arranging for one ¢ tourna- in the exposition rofessionals, this will be thi the Kind ever se You Scen Avprigur and go with one of his magnificent prop- 'S CHotce, Haye If not, ex ont to Sovi OMana ents to inspect the v Kknown as ALBR Randolph Plac ‘The best bargains in Res offered for sa i to South Omah 4 and 4 Cunni Jonnson, 8, 15th st The Boom is 1 IN SoUTi OMAIA PROPERTY, AND AL- BRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. THERE 15 NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAU- FUL PROPERTY K o President Louis Heimrod, verein, says that his ing excelient pr cent athletie tour held Saturday the les of the turn intion is mak ations for a magnifi ument, which will be the exposition building on next week, the & turners will kind o Hml istic exerc cises will be open to a Prince, the champion bieyelist, will also take part. Mr. Heimrod says it will be the tinest thing of the kind that has ever taken pluce here, ‘ all hie exer- tours, und To th blic. The South Omaha Land Syndicate having appointed me sole agent for their lots in South Omaha, I am now prepared to show my friends and patrons property that will undoubtedly double in- value within a year.. The prices have been placed ren the terms easy Alhl the rate of inte, per cent Those wishing to purchase lofs in the \u.m(.nfm little city can get prices and plats at my oflice. - Salesmen with con: veyances ready at m\ Jtime to show the 1 property MAvNE, Nw. cor: lm“um apd mlpg ) from the scene, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, THE DUNBAR WRECK, The Latest lan- nml Surmises Cone cerning It There was nothing to be learned in | town yesterday morning with respect to theraiiroad accidentwhich oceurred Tues- day at Dunbar. Appended to the telegram published in yest y morning’s Bre were several names of in- jured | are reported to have ded in Omaha. These are as follows Connor, Omaha; M. G. Morgan, in; M. Kennon, Omaha; Mrs, F Cross, Omaha; ( Burton, Omah Matthew Lindell, tha: James M Croley, Omana. R ence to the dire tory failed to show where any of these r side, the nearest to_1dentitic tion being in the ¢ 1. 8. Moran Moran residing in this aavenue, who iz a ral ctor, and who may rson injured, the one of his o directory prints it Meyer, of the Missonri I’ rday morni ies, who red tins morn bad cleared th unncees of the di 1 ally believed that the par for the erime of the disast hended, and the fecling they should be dealt with most severely Great Excitement in Sovtin Oaana over the w Iots in ALBRIGHTS CHOWCE aro g Twenty-two lots sold in one day. acres and Exquisite 1 Fans, For evening wear v and beautiful styles just received dircet from Paris Max Meyer & Bros, - “They Are Beautiful, and much larger than in other Addi- tions, " is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALsricne's CHoce. —-— TO THE DISTRICT COURT. Robert Stuar Arraigned on a Charge of Attempting to Kill His Wite, Robert Stuart, the negro who from mo- tives of jo shot his wife, a day or two before Christmas, was arraigned in police court yesterd “Lunderstand that your wife the chances HH- being id Judge Stenberg, are l!w case to I\HI ll W she d have been murder Stuart, through his attorney, waived examination, and asked that the amount of his bail be redy 00) “Lwill fix it replied the jud This did not suit Stuart, 50 would be about the udge refused to ch 1l Stuart \\unhl who thought right figure. the :\ the woman, Lizzie Stuart will Tose the hand which was perforated by one of her hushand’s bullets. Mortiti- cation has already set in. Buy a Few clegunt lots in ALBRIGHT'S and double your money before Albright is making Tnt \f n ]1' who fml e moncy Of those CHOICE spring. from for him. a fashion for balls and parf 5 styles now shown by Max Mceyer & e A Carc Owvany, Neb,, Jan, undersianed collarmalke Dave D. Burke, do he n\n eXDIe selves as istied with the pri wagzes paid us by Iu'n and the made » lies from beg 'ux ning to end, ONTA i R, J.W. Reser, /. AL REBER, . L. Bukke, ! LINDELL. ixeitement Sorrn Oyana oy lots in- AvLueiarr’s Cooick are Twenty-two lots sold in one day. nd going. Buy a v clegant lots in ALBRIGHT nd double your money before Albright making lots of rlots of people who purchase Only w little money requi Of the cHole spring nmoney from him. to buy u lot e 2 Excursionists, A special party of thirty-c pleas- ure scekers f Ilinois it to Los los last evening, oceupying one of the new and elezant’ excursion sleepers on the Union I lmz passe Union Pacilic left for Bluir day afternoon. Lny a Pew Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright making lots of money for lots of ]Hn||h who. purchase from him. Only u little money requ to buy a lot, - Have You If not, eall on W. G out to Sovri Omana with one of his nts to inspeet the magnificent prop ty known as Avsricur's ¢ HHI- E n A very important business meeting ha been called by the president of the A, H. to be held next Sunday at 3 o'clock and every member s invited to be pres ent, n Them? ALBRIGHT and zo Buy a Few clogant lots in CHOICE and double you soring. Albright is making of money for lots of people who purchase from him., Only a httle money required to buy a lot. Of thosc A LBRIGHT'S s money before lots - Buy a Few elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and “doubleyour money b spring. Albright is waking lots of money for lots of people who purchase from hum, Ounly a little money required to buy a lot, Of those — Horse Cars, o now at work ona ro for a horse-car line out the military road road, which will be completed early in the spring. Surveyors Have You Seen Them? If not, call on W. G. ALsriGir and go out to SouTH OMAHA with one of his agents to inspeet the magnificent prop erty known 4s ALBRIGHTs CHOICE The Boom inSouthOmaha k roy CHOICE leads the BAD LOT in this b and Avsricis’ THERE 15 NOT A ful property. Settled at Last, The long struggle between the two factlons in the South Omaha Land syndi cate, which cominenced last summer g nd af Jouigth bt saleknsigrly terauuaied, | | design and finish of the wood work they in SovTi OyAana over the lots of | i gt - - JANUARY 14, The agreement wa two W published 1n the Brr Ks ago, but it was not until the day before yesterday that the money changed hands, Asa consequence, the land is again on the market Have \'nll Sw‘n Them? 1f not, call on W. G. ALsricut and go ont to Sovtn OMARA with one of his agents to inspect the magniticent prop. erty known as ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE - Randolph Place, Lots in Randolph Place for saie cheap EVANS & JOHNSON, 624 8. 1ith st, non Per I‘ nt Profit lias been made since last August by pur. iasers of lots from Mr. Albright, in the ddition west of ALBrIGHT's CHorce, AL 1's Criiorce BEATS Tiew AND DON'T YOU FORGET 1T, ion Blec ific road is now building slecpers, which are the ever constructed. In ALL xe The Union P seven excursion first ot the kind are not inferior to_the Pullman, though | they arc not upholstered. Three of these have already been placed on the |uul and the o rs will be turned ont S00N 48 practic and are to be used ely for excursion purposes Great Excitement and vay neres lots in Avsricir’s Chioice are Pwenty-tvo Tu's sold in one day, The Boom ts Immense IN Sourit OMAHA PROVERTY, AND AL- BRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. THERE 1S NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAUTI FUL PROPERTY, Police € Dan Conly was fined 10 and in police conrt y lay for disturbing the peace. Charles Burt fined nd costs on the same charge. ( les Heaton, who stole a coat from Peter Wright, was sent up for thirty days, His of de was he thoueht Wright wood nd of his and wouldn’t if he took the cont. Of five vagrants one was sent up for thirty days. costs Great Excitement in Sovtn OMAIA over the way Tots in ALsricur'’s Choicr Twenty-two lots sold in one d; res and going. The m is lmmenso IN SouTH OMAHA PRORERTY, AND AL- BRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALI THERE 1S NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAUTI- FUL PROVERTY, S. S, 1. Army. The Central division of the Sunday School Temperance army will hold o .].m. lie meeting in the Christian ehureh, ¢ ner of Capitol avenue and Tw mu-n. street this evenmg 730 o Speeches, songs and dialogues will b deved by the boys and givis and - adresses delivered by g uml.;u kers. ock. “They Are Beautiful, and much larger than in other Addi- tions " is the usual verdict regarding the 200 1ots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOLCE You Seen Them? If not, Lon W. G. ArerisnT and go ont to Sovrit OMann with one of his agents to insy the magniticent prop. erty known BRIGHT'S CHOICE. Added to South Omaha, beautiful grove situated imme- v south of the natural park of the 1 lund syndieate, has been included ddition to South Omaha ted the same as that A\I Hav ot The diate Oma $n tha latt and been pl roady recorded, 500 Per Cent Profit s heen made since lust August by pur s of lots from Mr. Albright, in' the u.dm m we: ? ALBRIGHT THEM BEATS ALL “They Are Beautiful, and much larger than in other Addi- s the usual verdiet rezarding the 200 lots in ALBRIGITTS CHOTCE tabbi Benson's Lecture. This eve the synagogue, Dr. will deliver his fifth lecture “Prominent Hebrews of His- e divine services at the syna gogue witl commence at 7 o'clock. Benson upon the The Boom is Immense IN SoUTIL OMAIA PROPERTY, AND AL BrRIGUT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. THERE 1S NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAUTI- FUL PROPERTY. » Them? dolph Place annex JINSON, 205 13th st Have You Lots for sale to South Oma k 3 and 4 Cunningha 24 Commissioner O’Keefle went out in the country yesterday morning to measure the amount of g as been donc during the past year for the connty near the southern hmnul.nr\ of the city POWDER Abeolutely Pure. A \ene marvel of More nd This powder never varic purity, strength and wholesa economical than the ordinary kinds cannot be sold in competition wi'h the mul- titude of low tes ght a phosphate powders, only in cans, Royal Baki , 463 Wall street, New York short wei Sold : Powder Co SATISFACTORY. Having coinpleted ouwr annual inventory, we find that although the percentage of profits was far below the legitimate average, yet the enor- mous voluwme of trade which wehave enjoyed, makes the result very sat- wsfactory. We therefore take pleasure in annowncing that we will hold WEELEKLY SALIS of all our remaining winter stock at a still greater reduction in prices until it is entirely closed out, GREAT OVERCOAT SAL The worst of the winter is still to come, for many long days the wmercury iwili hover around the zero points HERE IS YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY, Commencing today we will clove out owrentiveline of Qrercoats and Ulsters for 3en, Boys and Childyen atless than half their veal value, Lvery artiele is guaranteed to be precisely as represented and whatever yow may purchase froin us, for yourself or friends, in the city, or out of the city, if not satisfactory in fit, style or price e money will be cheerfully refunded withowt asking to ex- change for other goods. All goods marked in picin figares and at strictly one price. Nebraska Glothing Company, - Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. Ostrom & Co. OF BOURBON.” onsumption, Lawrence FAMOOS “BELLE Is Death to Malavia, Chills and Fevers yphoid Feyer, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Surgical Fevers, Blood Poisoning, ¢ Wormy Vel ected cais, M Guickiy wid paintes Ty curnt by () G RN o ) Slceplessiess, Or Insomnia, and Dissimulation, Ot Food, TPen Years Old, No Fusel Ol Absolutely Pure 5t Cor. Capito TMENT OF A1l Chronic & s_l'rg al Diseas.e'\ McM e yeirs Welav0 (b6 ag for the (nse requir d tuvite Blood wnd Braces, Trusses, anl and Surgical Appliauces, man factired anil for sale The only reliable atedical Insttute making Private, Spegial & Nervous l]lseases The GREAT Hhs Wil coriify that 1 hase cxamined the B HENCE OSTHT A ACCo il the UK SUBSCAnCen A SiHCy APPE’I IZER O BOURION WHISKY, Iy free from | 1 from the syeten it for losa ot vita] pouer IONS CONFIDENTIAL 1 oatomice it to nny nildress LAWRENCE OSTROM & Co. Louisville, Ky Wholesale and Distributing Agents, 'UUI)DIJ\ DRUG CO., and LIZY & DILLON, Wholesale Liqitor Dec, Familios sap nl:ul Iu ‘LADSTONE BROS, & 1. 7T. CI. 4 ‘IP.. RC T o TALAND NERVOUS Dixuasrs, | \ Omaha, 3 by Omethat, by mil or express St M OBSERVATION, no'n r. One personn W ) fent. Fifty rooms for the o of paticnte Board nnd attendance © e prices. Address ail Lottera (o 0m;|na Hedical and Surgical Institute, Cor. 13th Si. anc Cabital Avo.. OMAHA. NEB. TOOTLE HOSEA & CoO., ST. JOSEPH, MO. WHOLESALE DRY G0ODS, BOOTS AND SHOES We have been closed for one week on ac count of the death of our greatly esteemed se- nior partner,Milton Tootle. Having now taken out letters of administration on our firm bus- iness,we areready for spring trade with the lar- gest stock of goods ever opened in the west. We guarantee to make prices to compete with, eastern markets, and carry an assortment ample for the requirements of the largest trade. Soliciting your orders, we are, w Respectfully yours, TOOTLE, HOSEA. & CO, The C. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co N. W. COR. 15th AND HARNEY, OMAHA., Property of every description for sale 1 all parts of the city. every county in Nebraska, A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS Of Tities of Donglus county kept. Maps of the city state or county, information desived, furnished free of cliarge upon application. C.S. RAYMOND; RELIABLE JEWELER, ‘Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a speciafly. All work warrant- ed. Corner Doy, ind 15th streets, Omaha Licensea Watchmaker for the Union Pacitic Ruilroad compar E.T. ALLEN, M. D. |BRUNER & BREZEE‘ o Dt T SEECIALIST, Tum/uun/s!s‘ 5& IIlll)Ofal(‘l 5! TICES Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat pet ] Wi olc Will send the KELIAR TELLER, 10 BUOK, e, PALMISTIRY L LE w Yorlk City. aunily istrat Red Star Line um Royal and United States | | ailing every Saturday Carrying theT Muil Between Antweryn & New York T0 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND PRANCE. FALL AND WINTER. Bulon from 75, Bxcursion trip from $110 to o bin, prepaid, £45; excursion. $0, at low ‘raies. Potor Wright & Agonts, 5 Broadway, Now Vork ; thn) Pundt, 1218 Faroum st.; Paulsen ¥ Co, 128 Fuvnum st D, O Froema 1524 Favnam DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, BRONZES AT Lands for sale i or any other ki Prowpt aiten 1614 Capitol Ave, ™SS2 liams Bu Room ¢ Omaha, Dodge sts nd farther infouiation, address FEY & FAURBACH, York, Neb, MAX MEYER & BRO. Hours $to12am, 2104 and Tto8 p. m OMAITA, NEBRASKA,