Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 27, 1887, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY SUNDAY FEBRUARY 27 ~l 1887. ~“TWELVE PAGES. ASTRIDE WHIRLING WHEELS, ‘The Bicyele Tonrnament at the Exposition Building Last Vight. DISTRICT COURT MATTERS. | Ascanited~Officer White Bound Over — Strange Vixitors— Other Local News, The Bieyele Tournament. bicyele race at Exposition ing last evening was an excellent entertainment, notwithstanding the fact of the professionals who 1sed to take a leading part in failed to appear. This wa rence of were the owing to an untimely in the elements. a fact that Mr. Prince, who prepared the vprogramme, greatly regrets. Soon after the fifteen hundred peovle who witnessed the tournament had congregated, Mr. Prince read the following telegram in explenation of the absence of the riders in question: Worrin Minn., Feb. 2 Jonx 8, Priscr, Omaha—Dingley, Spears, Smith, Carlisle and myself are snowbound here and have been since Thursday nicht, Wil arrive in Omaha Sunday fiornis ready for the six days’ race LW, ECK, Mr. Prince stated how decply he re gretted the unavoidabie delay, and prom- 1sed to do his best to present a pro- gramme that would be an ptable substitute. Andh reeeded admirably, The first r: for color men, a4 two mile I'hirec start were advertised, but two of them, through sickness, failed toappear. John Riceton, who has been riding but o couple of weeks, appeared ready and w matched against a ne ginner, familiarly known as *“Te Jack,” who, blucked as a negro, p tised'a neat deception upon the audience and upon his sable hued opponent as well. The race wasavretty one and was won by Riceton in 7 minute; onds, entitling him to a meds Foliowing this came eur handi- cap race for ten miles. Mittaner and Peabody started from the scrateh, giv- ing Deéal Wertz, the champion boy rider a start of a half-mile. Peabody cut out the pace for the first mile, trailed b, Mittauer and the “Kid.”” ‘Then Mittaue took the lead and set apace that dropped Wertz_a lap behind at the end of the see ond mile. The rival amateurs had a i contest until the end of the xth mile, when they had gained three of the five laps’ adys lie first cident of the ening oecurred at this point. An ontsider who was standing near the dressing room tempted to cross the track after Pe; and Mit- 188 a collision with Wert; thrown from hi wheel, but fortunately eseaped any seri ous in This narrowed the race to the two crack amateurs, who are carnest but friendly rivals, and Lively pace they madc of it, y wuas in the lead the last mile :d on the fin ashing lap with g on his little wheel. At the al corner near the annex door Peabody took a header and both riders were in” o heap. Instantly both w feet and making for their w J In mounting Peabody’s foot rest slipped, a r mount I Mittauer mproved his, e advantage and led his vival across the line in 31 minutes and 22 seconds, an _excellent record notwithstanding the accident, The next event, and the one that created great excitement, was the twenty mile r; between Ed Bullock and Charles Ashinger, both of whom clum the championship of Nebras The race was to decide the claim or a4 purse of 50 dollars offered by Mr. Prince. Both of the men appeared in - excellent shape and showed from the first that the race would be an excellent one. Ashinger, who was at a slight disady in not being acquainted with the t; set the ace for the tirst two nmles when Bul- lock took the lead { 1e Colorado champion a pac ned the boards in the track to p. The men led in turn and aroused the wildest enthusinsm of the audience the ater part of which was on their feet during a greater part of the race. When the pistol was tired for the last mile Bullock shot ahead and opened a gap that was ciosed up by Ashinger on the sixth lap, The Colorado champi directly on the wheel of Bullock in the eighth lap when | the fatal corner and took n header, | ing Bullock to run the lust two laps alone, winning the race in 1 hour 5 minutes and 43 seconds. During one of the intermissions, Mas- ter James Murphy entertained the aud- 1ence with an exhibition of trick riding that was received with great ap) A boys' race for five lups, hetw ters James Murphy and John with Tulley a halt lap the s by Murphy in 1 minute and The closing feature of programme was a 2-mile ra against time by John Prince, The best 1ndoor record is 6 minutes, 4 seconds, Bullock acted us pacemaker for Prince, who set out a terrific pace that kepr the track erficking, On the sccond mile of the spurc another aceident ppened. Bul- lock had slackened hisspeed while Prine was gaining a lap on spurt, when outsider attempted to cross the tr the usual result. Bullock withd the race, leaving Prince 1o finish He did this in 5 minutes and 56 scconds, beating the best indoor record by 8 sec onds. The announcement was greeted by the wildest applause, The entertain ment on the whole was one of the finest ever given in the city,the large audience, that icluded some of the best people of the city, attesting the increased interest in this sport of sports, William Pot- ter acted as m reremonies and succeeded in making all announcdments ‘heard distinetly—a fact that w Appre- eiated us being unusual, The Six Days Race, To-morrow evening commences the gix days race, four hours a day, for the twenty-four hour championship of America. The men who will start in this race are: John 8. Prince, chumpion of America; T. W, k, champion of Canady; Tom Hardwick, champion ot Kansas; Frank E. Dingley, champion of the northwest; Ed Builock, champion of Nebraska; Chas. Ashniger, champion of Colorado, and Frank Smith, & new xider from Minneapolis. The race will start cach evening st 7 o'elock and elose 11 o'clock he will be an ex Qg one, Of course ntest ts have un ¢ with rince as favorite, serum- ur Eck, Dingley, Bullock and Ashniger Wil make for second place. To-morrow ::m ng all ladies \nII be admitted frez chargo. UNHAPPY W Y ES. Divorce Petitions Handled in the District Court Yesterday. In the district court yesterduy Katie Dieder commenced a suit for ivoree i her husbund, John H, Dieder, Ac- . gordivy to the petition of the plantint has had no end of trouble with her lord, . She was married to him in ril, 1886, since which time a child has ed eight months in the fuwily. Her na has refused to live with her the wedding day and hus failed. to ribute anything to the support of Saunders, from answering a nuniber of calls from the interior of the town dder was shipped from SOME COMING ORATORS, Debate By the Creighton College Phil- that in February, 1887, the husband com- mitted adultery with 'an Omaka woman | red woman asks a decree of divorce and the custody of her The extensiol ‘hicago on Thursday brought upto town and exhibited on next Monday or Tuesday ill be removed from No. 3's house to inders street, and the exten sion ladder will go to No. 8. of ill-repnte. te which took place between some of the Creighton college Phitharmonic societ; Iast week it was once more made evident | that the professors of that institution do not believe that education consists en- Hook and ladder brated divoree case of Bolwell well, of which t deal has already T'he plaintiff is A Bargain, divorce on the | LBl dod For Snle—Lofs 6 The Connty Poor Farm—An Officer | n for debate topics of the day and one which required ount of original thinking mpioned one side or the swer of the with adultery party whose name 1s unknown. Henriette Grybisky Council Blui | — Large Safe. The large safe weighing 14,400 Ibs., was transforred freight house to H{f- building t Blufts with a George ]{nEv an immense g by those who Kuhn, to se- wrefully prepa ieorge’s theory, A, a wealthy farmer residing in Bloom- ington, in this state with her mo ner of Third and on this was the deb . who does heavy hauling. Mr. es much eredit for placing this quickly and It will be remembery She is now living that the private ownership of land is un- Gorman and Mr. led for the more conser- tive and present method of ownership, r <ome time past the more anvanced studants of the coll qui vive of excitement as to the outcome lebate. It was generally conceded o about equally div W0 Sprice str dent ot any kind. that it is the largest MeCarville plcs criielty of her husband. She has not yet attained to her cighteenth year her return home a child and in her ple ahility ot Mr. Davis to 1 thing of the kind entrusted to him. re have been she asks for the custody f pending the settement of the c: ds of fancy work and also latest thing in art decora- —— The Commissioner The commissioners passed a resolution nding the right of way C. E. Mayne, E; MeCague for e opened {he in doing so_condemned and with sharp invec At Boyd's opr those comieal (010 Hoss and Me), will appear Fric \gos grante and Saturday privileges granted tc tus Benson and ailway along the 18 caused by the failure of the company to sign the requirs for the protection of the county’s inter: s well oppose man, weo was in turn al nd who, § criticised by his opponent, Mr. Each of the four speakers speech, to de- molish his opponent, and as each modern by Mr. 0. Go! weked by Mr. H Mr., Hoyt's I'his prece is one of the most amusing which Mr. Hoyt has given to the stage, and in it Messrs, E a disported the ns and Hoey opportunity audience, his manner ind will no doubt r e istied with Iy s in_ this city iged in man sat theie former gr The picee has been spects since running the road as nt least s; grader No, 15 one of the most sprightiy nd for running grader No. ver held in the college W. Doran gayv declamation on as well written, and warmly applaided. ialties and new topreal g 1, 0 that there will pplications of Dr. Keogh and Dr. or the position of county attor- A and placed on file, been interpe much of novelty ' it, who suw it and enjoy 1t lust scason. pleasingly delivered The county tri 1§ Co., of Chy bridge bonds preminm of $1.004 aawn Cemeter) presented n communic sell the county five s burying ground ple's Theatre. Card of Thanks. expressing our iberal sum recery ¢ Ldeals begin a gratitude for the us as the proceeds of the cha given under the anspices of the St. branch of the Knights of Labor, benefit of the orphans of Omah In behalf of the dren, whose wants wy with'very limited ni thank the worthy city s0 generously patron: thank i particu branch ot the k's engagement 1 tion offering to mirth-provoking Confusion.” composed of only comedies. The stars of the company, John and Maggie Fielding, are known to the theatre-goers of the entire United States, pany is w carcfuliy sclected one, re produced with every t $1,000 per o comedians and pla endeavoring, 18, 10 alleviate ms of Omaha who 1 the lectare. We ar the members of Knights of Labor, Some Good Poi Oberne & Hosick's addition Lies ngh and beautiful. 1l the lots gently slope towards the ceived the high iise from the press 1t is only five minutes ride from the The orphans’ petition sented before the throne God in behalf of ing the lecture f the Almighty re cheaper than in the adjoining ton assures his pa strongest company tha literal treat et appeared Lots he better than in the adjoining CERS OF MERCY. ompany six years ago, 1 On Monday on'" will be presented. is only 5 cents for a member of the National League, retary of Nebraska L state convention to 1ich 3 next. call it is hoped that every ide property. investment, re especialiy low for Mon- The County Poor The bill authorizing the county com- to sell the poor farm on time 1 by the legislature, and the e taken steps to have the arrangements made at once for the be held in 1 sponse to that After Monday prices advance on all beautiful lots in the than in Oberne & Hosick’s ad- There are no more socicty will have a representative Special sale Mon serve censure for their avparent indifier ence, but we are convine now mmpending will revive time devotion and patriotism. Irishmen of Omanha combin for the common cause, Chris Hartman | i John L. Me( ————— A Bargain, Walnut il B.W. Briggs, 1609 will be mad. he terms will and consnlt or this purpose meoting of the Irish league held in Cunningham 2:30 o’clock p. m., at be chosen for the v man in Omaha robably be one-third cash House and lot in and the balauce in one, two and three —— Patti's reception room hall was adorned with an E which delegat In the district court noon John K a, the Bohemian s keeper, waus found guilty of the charge of aduitery preferred against i unfortunate condition of Ireland nth street, ha ir of uninvited than to show his sympathies for Louis and found him living bere with which has produced so many he Jonx A McSnaNe, bouncing boy Sl Ll S Jony Rush, Vice president, the Powell pying one of committed perjury murder case at Florence, will be called before Judge Ne ille to-morrow, of South Omaha. y sixteen hundred ui from 1t. 1 to tell anything nore of her 1 with the killing of her history, upon its completiod the Lauer ¢ banks, four-story brick hotels and busi- | pP310 Tor trial what will it b Mayne has exclu BENNISON BROS., 21 Douglas St prices for nest sule on record owels, 15¢ worth 30c, 00 doz, fine ble Towels 25¢, worth stablished a branch the exclusive Mayne has in South Om; 150 doz, Tu depot, South Omah — )f lots in Oberne ¢ opposite depot. — mvestment with inty of big profits addition at present For a small fter Monday londay of | B¢, worth The. Huek Towels, Miss Bert! ind rehiable in- ins for cash or Boggs & Hill_for maps Speeinl barg to those desiring whole or half blocks, r next week only w ched Table ¢, full 2 yurds list of this city nted to Mme. Gigantic Buildings / those to be built in which the plans have Patti on Thurs- ti, an old friend Sig. Nicolini, for whom she sang with so the gentleman intro- il to see the " DWELLINGS finding “employment duced her to his wi erected for latter commended the young ations, entertained her for some mo- ments, and wished he bition to bec r's voice will be 50 doz. extra fine bleached § Nupkins ALBRIGNT'S CHOLCE ofters the best opportunities for those wishing to purcl whether for residenc bleached § Dinner t $2.00 per dc ine Fringed ( at 50 per doz, worth double. 2 cases White Crochet Quilts 7ie worth Miss Stein- sonth Omaha, ee or speculation, W. G. ALsriGur, 218 S 15th st. \ecked Napking to commence study under a foreign master. White Crochet Quilts $1.00 worth $1.25 cases White Crochet Quilts $1.2: worth $1.75. Don't fail to examine these Quilts, eldom you get a bar, izens' School Meeting Called. Several prominent Omak a call for a meeting of eitizens, to be held at the City hall Mary Norton, an innocent appearing n girl, swore out a 's court yesterday after- Monday evening n like these, e and Checked Seer: tment from her hus- ds amendments wrter becoming a law and additional territory being added to the school districts of the city is & well known fu ban places, notably Walnut Hill, are d. into the eity principally count of the reckless and ont manner in which schools in th now conducted, very likely be a large one. This bill, they in view of th band and now stat prosecute him to the extent of the law., ckings 48¢ worth 6 X South Omaha Land company have appointea (1, K. Mayne sole age sale of their lots, 's 40 inch Fancy He will show the prop- NISON BRO! erty and furnish all desired information upon application. W. A. PaxToN, Pre: sirous of com T Oberne & Hosick’s addition goes on sale Monday morning at th 8. Rood, solé agent, 1500 Farnam up. ‘or a small investment inty of big profits and no risks lots H. Boggs' addiion at pr low prices eannot be Boggs & Hill for mups and reliable in- pecial bargains for cash or to those desiring whole or haif blocks. Gigantic B Are those to be builtin South Omaha, for have just been com- Vast industries will be ———— The Bonanza Addition South Omaha has just been plac tue market, being o subdivision of block HUNDREDS OF DY erected for those finding employment The Bonanza Addition To South Omaha hus just been placed on the market, being a subdi sion of block addition are le at very moderate are loeated on ing Bellevue r ALBRIGHT'S CHOI( opportunities for those wishing to purchase lots in South Omy whether for residence or speculation, now oflvred for s 100 lots in this beautiful addition now offered for sale at very mod and imme- 218 S 15th st. Lhe Difference i est route now in us quires to travel from the city iscom Park A th and Leavenworth st. Oberne & Hosic diately ml{:‘nnin . T, 218 8. 15th. e — The Omaha Bazaar, Articles of incorporation of the Omalb By the quic| amounted to 1,704 Mike Kelley, arrested yesters ceny of un overcoat from a chronie offender, wa v charged with the 1 Cabn Bros', y incorporation has stock of $10,000 and is formed byying and selling Varticles, ete. are M. Toft, Oliva Toft and Chris Toft. Oberne & Hosick en in 161 and out lots To 20th and St. Mary To 24th and Farnam To the high school, To Oberne & Hosick While the lots cost 1l the above places the lust « lot ean be bought in Oberne & k's addition for a few hundred dol- for the purpose of toys, notions, s nk Hoffman, a “‘Banana,” and Rats,” two well arrested in Nie ace's dive yesterday afternoon. ’s addition. enc known crooks, ence e oy v addition is iuside _ Mr.J F. Hittle, of Ruwlins, in the city, the guest of C. W. Jai Church Howe is in the city, at the Pax- For a small investment with absolute certainty of big profits and no risks lots re H. Boggs' addition at present low prices eannot be equaled. Boges & Hill for map: - —— Fire Notes, The old engine house of No. 1, which formerly stood on Izard and Twenticth strects, is now located on the corner of xteenth streets. been besutified and repawed and will soon be supplicd with a hose This will save N Alber Kuhn, the youngest and almost the biggest memver ot the Musical Union orchestra, celebrated his sixteenth birth- terday, He s is a promising olar- ; nd :ulll 3 illnlt."lillm is makin, way in the study of the law with his f and child, She further alleges | father, Y J ence q and reliable ns for cash or ence Cuming and S | to those desiring whole 0} and Overne & Hosick's addition is withi : 100 yurds of station ¢a the Union Pacite, M B Wild and wite . 1, uow on Onr Next Basement Sale Will be Made on Tuesday, 1st, And will be more intere we have made yet., Kains, the following will be offered, Sateens in new styles, by us on R and a will be put they will be great barg Fall particulars in this paper on Mon Oberne & Ho: miles from the postoflice. ron Two O11 It is very seldom that the Beg can so 1 firm to the ie as it enn muel Cotner and Geo. H, Fiteh- blished a real estate and loan office at 1605 Howard strect these gentlemen the last twenty years the city’s growth from present hearti tender merc Messrs, 8. ett who have ests most voted to the re been with years, garded by all who know them—sand th are very fow who do not know them ont judges of re: dgment, too, can compi their j upon I meeting Sund at Mo Sir Knight' Thomas Burrell, siv knight commander, You will miss the chance of a Jifetime you don’t buy a lot in Obc wdition Mona sole agent, 1509 Farn ——— “Douglas County nt the trees in Hitcheocl's f C. O. Howard, Propr. — Platta Valley Hay Company B. C. Mockbee, proprictor and sponce solicity v if ick vill Flour Cor Telephone 27, For a small low pric Boggs & H formation to those desiring whole or | pleted. this year HENDREDS OF DWE erected for there, offers LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, SUITS AND UNDERWEAR STOCK MUST B M. AGNES BERLIN, AGENT. The Inter- is expected to help the Omah e ished. Oberne & Hosick beauntiful slope, Howell lumber beginning, Room 4, Richards’ block, The Motter Moves Into New Quarters, The oflice for so many ye by Paulsen & Co. is being ent to-morrow morning will be taken possession of by the Motter Re Former visitors to Farnam street will scarcely recognize the place next week, as it is being new. d, ete., and a counter will the room, in the rear of vate oflice, appearance vated and Estate agency. painted, paper be placed across which will be p thus materially of the building. — Oberne & Hosick mile southeast of Hanscom Park, e — Real Estate Tr ed February 26, the BEE by the C. and Trust company. D L Thomas and wife to Omaha and ‘Tust Co, lot 7 blk 0 167 and 7 in 235 and 1-20th of s Florenee E I Walker and wi Land and T'rust Co, lot 3 ence | 0—$1.00 : & Lewis Plant and wife to Omaha and Flor- Land and Florence q ¢—%1.00. Milton Hendrix and Land and Trust Co, ¥ Florence ence ( ©- John 5 No B FALCONER. | 1ot 7 blk ng than any Amongst other bar- this season ular price 15¢, will be sold sday at Rjc, mnants of Turke; mnants of cream damask Remnants of wool dress goods, Hosiery and underwear, Linen laces and buttons, remnants of crbroi 0 lots in which TWENTY YE ents Combine Their Talents and Go Into the Real e Business. ve lived in Omaba for ud have watched ts infancy toats proportions. estate busiuess, having . E. Mayne for a ays be relied Their large ac quaintance enables them to start out with to see property which they nave “officos, at 1605 Howard street, are being furnished i { rezains need look no farther to Cotner liat Kind of prope Attention. Myrtle Division U. R. K. of P. afternoon at 2 o'clock, PaRks, Manager, mot be equaled, rgains for ex ¢ to be built for which the plans hs e tho: e just been t industries ‘will be added [ employment the wishing to purchase whether for residenc rities for those 1 South Omaha, or speculation, ate Commerce RBill. nd pusses 10 stockme TIEY CANNOT AFFORD to compete eastern points, ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE thus becomes more although the prices have not yet been ad- vanced, but they soon will b A onth 15th st. tdition lies on that just southwest n Suburban Property. The real estate boom at Lincoln is j You fellows know how to make money property come down and see my trae Joming the eity limits and you will make money by the operation. J.CMeBrine, Jincoln, Neb, For a small investment with absolute inty for big profits and no risks lots in George H. Boggs' addition Jow prices cannd Boggs & Hill for maps and formation. to those desiring whole or half blocks, NEW OFFOES, rs occupied Land and Trust Co, lots ence e—S81.00, I €D Hutcliinson and wite to A W..Dudley, owler place w d -840, Carrie T Hine to Chas and Fank lot 14 bik § Tatrick’s 2d add w d—81,500, | LS MeCate to J 13 Meikle, trustee, lot 6, L Omaha, w d— £33, 400, V.l Panl t S1tof lot 1, blk 3 and 6 blk 83 rsh, to D I, MeConanghy, lot arendon add to Omahia, W d to Mrs Cora_Ellls, lots 0 and 10, k's add to Omaha, w d C E Mayne and wife to trustees of the M I chureh of \ 1st add to Valley, q e—S1.00, C E Mavne and wife to Mar 15, blk 5 C 1 Mayne a3, A G Ingrametal to W I Kier and £5,500. Clara Roeder to the public plat of Roeder's Add, n 165 £t of w00 frof sw 1§ nw , 15 and’ 15-—dedication I € Branner et al to Samuel Baird, lots 13, 14, 15and 16, bik 24, Morse & Bronner's add, W - S600, A G Charlton and wifeto ¥ 1 10, bIk 1, Tustitute pl, Wod--81,800, 3yron Reed ot al to Samuel Mortensen, lots \d 15, blk 4, Campbells addition; w d S1,500, J L MeCagne and wife to Ann 1, Lareon, lots 2 and 3, blk 1, West Cuming add; w d— 600, D L Thomas and wife to J H Blair, twenty- nine lots in Florences q ¢—31 Onana and Florence Land & Trost Co, to Milton B, Wild, lot3, bikw, Florence; qe¢ Walson, lot s1st add to Valley, w blK 14, Isaac & Selden’s add, w a Florence Land Co. to (1 C Riorden, lots 7 and 8, blk 437 lot 20, blk 943 one-twentieth of out lots 136, 135 and 178, Florence; w d— Joseph Barker and wife to D T, Thomas, lots 81, 82, &3, 84, 85, 86, 121, 122, 123 and 124, Norwood Park: J G Chapman 3 Tot 3, bik 803 14 ), Florenee: q e—£200, C McCown et al cxeeators, to DL L one-half lot 11, blk 11, Florence: q ¢ , 1ot 2. blk h of out lots to Milton Hendrix, lot 5 7 and 8, bIK 103, Florenees ] nd wife to Mitton Hendrix, Tot 19, blk 5 lot 3, blk 115: one-twentieth of out lots 172, 84 anil 228, Florence; ¢—$7 Samuel Harsh and wife to Milton Henddrix, lots in Florenee, q ¢—=1.00, D M Gralam et al to Milton Hendrix, lot 3, bk 41, Florence, q ¢—S20, I 1 MeCullough et al fo Milton Hendri lot 5, blk 25, Ofd Town of Florence, q ¢— $1.00. Wilson Bros. & Co to Milton Hendrix, lots 6and 7, blk 67, 1ot 7, bIK 63, 7 in 24, 4in = 875, 10 Enochi Lowe © Charles Cooy blk 100, Florence, q c—25, W il Leas to Milton Hendrix, lot 7, blk , Elorence, g ¢—S1.00. L Harsh etalto V Lantry, lot 7, bIK 140, went etal 1o V . Florenee, q e—S1,00. izabeth L Shoenberger and husband to i Lantry, lot 11, lorence, ¢— $1.00. Herman Kountze and wife to V G Lantry, 109 lots Florence q e—S518, D L Thomas and wite to Omaha and Flor- nd “Trust Co, 8 in 6L, 7inss, 9 in 6 in 91, 1'in Also ! and n'y of out lot 76, 7 in 78, 0 in 90, allin Floverice, ker and wife to Om and ence Land and ‘T'rust Co, 17 lots in blk Florence, w d 3,000, F'S Malcolm et al, to Onmaha and Florence Land and Trust Co, 1 feet com east side of blk 234 and west side ot W o et from n cor of bik L q c—$1, E 1, Sayre and wifeto Omaha and Florence nd and Trust Co, Jot 5, blk 83, Florence, W =500, ‘Thomas Barrett and wife to Omaha and Land and Trust Co, lots 1, 8, 14, 17 N also 3 in 83, Florence, w ¢-—84; s and wife' to Omaha and Flo ence Land and Trust Co, 13 lots in Ilorence ae—Sl, V G Lantry and wife to Omaha and Flor- ence I id T'rust Co, 90 lots in Florence, nd wite to Omaha and Florence lots in Florence. ha and Florence Land Florence Land and Trust company, lots 7 and 8, blk 47, lot 20, bIk 91, 1-20th of out lots 15 and 175, and lot 4, blk 136, Florence, q ¢ —$1.00. Andrew Nelson and wife to Omaha and Florence Land and Trust compan and S, bk 56, lots 2 and 12, blk 100, 4 e—S 100, 1L Walker and wifeto Omaha ard Flor- ence Land and Trust company, lots 6, 10 and 14, DIk 91, lots 1, 4 and 5, bl 71, lot 6, blk 65, all in Florenee, ¢ e—S$L. County comnissioners of Douzlas county to the public vlat of Doulas add ¢ 510 feet of nely 20, 15, 13, dedication, Alexander Greiz to G. K “A7 Saunders & 1 400, William Coburn, Kountze, 112 lots in Flo lilton B Wild and wife to Omaha and Florence Land and Trust company, lot 3, blk 9, Florence a ¢—31,00, Ludwig Kustuer to Josenh Kustner, 1ot 10, ISR Lowe's add to Omaha, W d—S1,4370. 1.V Morse etatto S8 Auchmoody, lot 5, DIk 27, Morse & Branner's add, w d—=150. 1 i Congdon et al to_ 2 B3 M, lot 21,Clarks add to Omana, W D—$4,500, W M Foster and wife to 1 B Williams, lot 4, blk 4 Fosters add to Omaha, W D— $1200, 1, V Morse et al to public plat of Brunners add in lots 3, 5 and 6, se dedication. W B Taylor to D I Wheoler jrlot 15 blk 1, Clarendon add to Omana, W. 13-$1,600, C K Mayne to the public plat of ¢ E Maynes Ist add to Valley sub, n b5 of w 1 of swiy 81, 16, 10—dodi C*A Snerwood to 1R J Cozier, lot 5, Pellam ith, lot 13, blk 5 add, w d— to 1l herifl’s ac el prse and L 16, 13, 1 nusband to G W Stau- kins sub W D—3:3500, W R Parks n »0 add to Omaha, W frwls 1ot 3, bik 14, Shinn D=8, John Reyan and wife to 1, W Wakely, lot 1, bik 5, Kountzes 4th add* W D-—$:5600, WL Graham to Miltord Tidball lot 2, blk nview add, W D —£1000, Potter et al to ) 1 Flack, lot 21 blk 4 & Cobb's ad ) A S Totter et al to lack, lot 22 blk 4 Potter & Cobb’s add— O 11 Ballouetal to R A of w60 ft lot 2% Millaxd & € —$2 800, Balthas Jetter to the publie plat, blks 12, 13 and 14 Jetter's add - Dedication, Michael Donovan and wife to Patrick Jots 7and 9 blk 1 M Donova 0, ‘Eachron, e 50 ft aldwell's dda wd sub wi Mayne Real to Omaha and Flo lots in Flor- talon and wife to Omaha and Flor ence Land and Trust Co, lot 4 bik 103 Flor- e—S$1.00, E'H Walker and wife to Omahh and , lots 2 and 3 blk and 567 and 8 in 66 Florence g ¢—$1.00. J ¥ Ransom to Oinal Trust Co, and anc nd Florence Land lots 5678910 11 I3 n & | and 10 bik 112 Florence g e—8$1.00, Owaba and Floreuce J G Taylor H D Brown, 10t 8 blk 93 Omaha wil—$14,0)0, John Ste 1ot 1 blk 4 Coroline Lan J N Dennis, all of addd wd—$2,000, Belt rallroad 50 1t 10t 6 blk 57 wd—-51,600, allow and wife to Omahi Lelt 4 square 1t, lot 6, LIk 57, Omahia, Archer Eke toJ P Just et al, lot 6, blic 15, Shinn's add, w d - 55,700, 15 G Ball® and wife to Mary F Watts, lot 6, Pruyns sub, w d—820 y o C E Clapp to Cordelia Wilkie, lots 6 and 7, blk 8, Omaha View, w d- 82,2 delia Wilkie and hus: to Jawes W d--83,500. : ank Heller to Gregg Inghram, lot 14, bl , W od—E1.000. prs and wife to Martha B Pat- 0 Vlace, w d— 35 Philip Mandschub and wife to L C Ene- wold, e 50 1t of lot 7, Hawes' add, w d—$W0, Caroline Sutton: to Hunt, lot 5, blk ), 9in 116, 6 and 8 in 1 n 1 and 15 in 12 11 146, 20 in 154, Florence, § ¢~ 8§00, - Phree Citics Engaged. David Baum, of Norfolk, had a repre, sentative in town yesterday securing the BETV of G al Weoster in the suit between the first wentioned and the creditors of Alt,” Schuler & Co,, of Missouri alley. The latter sold their stock to Baum and creditors stepped in and seized the same. The goods will now be replevined b, Baum, D Tanner et al, lot 2 and w .| ' < 3d add, w d—-83,000, | | rich and handsome. Eleven 2,100, Union Stoek Yards company to' Michael | O'Hern, lot 3, 6 1st add to South Omahay w8590, | part of the programme | teen numbe ley, ot 13, blk 1, C 1 Mayne's | oadd, Tots 1 | tion tecd, 1ot | chost s 34 lot 19, blk 18, Hapscom | A PLEASANT BALL, The Fifteenth Snccessfnl Masquerade of the Danish Association., The fifteenth annual masquerade bal of the Danish assoctation took place - last night.in Gernfania hall, and_¢losed this morning at abont 8 o'clock. “There werg vout one hundred couple in attendance. The costunics wera varied, some being plain vet tasty while others were both ances took place before the unmasking. An clogant supper follow ond romposing nine- was carried out, The un- masking revealed a very comely gathers mg of Tadies, most_of ‘whom possessed charms of form and feature as to attract attention. The ball socially and finan- cially w nd sneces: The asso i in_anexcellent financial condi- tion, having a membership of ¢ Itowns a lot and a half on the southwest corner of Harney and Eighteonth streets, part of which it proposes to sell and with the proceeds erect a magniticent hall for its own uses. The musie was furnished in n excellent manner by Hoffaan's or- 1, one of the featires of which w the dramming of Ed Holtman, son of the professor, who read the music and drummed with exceeding effect. 1o is but cleven years of age. The oflicers of the ball were as follows: M r of Ceremoni I Reception committee, ( R. Nelson, William Neve Floor committe Chr “hibshy. A. Schouboe, lnu. Tickets, A, Dorn, 1 and then the se C. Thrane, Ihrane, O, wob Jensen, Jensen, M Charles Printz. Masked Ball at the State Insano Asylum, LixcoLy, Feb, [Correspondence of the Br Ihe annual mask ball given here on the 22 the most suceessful within the history of the hospital. The grotesque, comie and elegant costumes did great eredit to the varied ideas and artistic skillof Dr. Bodelson, who planned and directed the evening’s programme, The home-like feeling of freedom and nonrestraintwhich is heginning to dawn in this benighted prison hospital under Dr. Knapp's nd charitable man- agement shed its rays abroad that night, making the affair one long to be remer bered by both patients and employes., The brilliantly lighted and beawtifully decorated hall was rather erowded tiil their respeetive w retived, Every patient who was eapable of appr cinting was permitted to go. Quite a number were masked. Among the ladies Miss Brinton was the prett quiet, modest it ress. - Mrs Yerrick looked — qu W pictaresque in her peas suit. Mrs, M. Brown wore a gracefully designed paper st representing the Omeha By any more ladies and many gentlemen were masked and all earctully and suceess- fully dis, Among the employes some very elegant suits were worn; b Mrs Brink, as court lady; Miss Boyle, , 'and Miss Pollock, princess. illa'we suppose ordercd her cor- sage from the domain of her pumpkin mansion and drove away ere the mystic word of change was pronounced, so wo did not learn’ he wdentity. Mrs, Kinney wore a itiful costume ay godess of liberty Miss Flink as old fashioned young lady was dressed very beecomingly in eream coloved russe vaii- ing and face, with wide hoops, flowing sleeves and an excecdingly poke honnet, The parody on Red Riding Hood wus represented by Miss Crowder, The and Nurse were characterers represented in the most amusing manner by Mr. Gore as Nurse and Mr. Irwin as Bab, The heretofore indispedsible and “Martha” were allowed to rest peacefully unexhumed. Miss Burford’s was unanimously pronounced the most beautiful and airy costuny and wis the work of an_cxampled art, As Fairy, her dross of white tarltan spangled with stars beautitully decovated bodice of delieate pink, a golden erown and veil broidered with trailing téndrils of moss and smilax and the hittle golden wand be ing the mystic emblent of moon and st proclaimed h from the ethere gions of Fairyland. Costumes were too numerous to mention all. Peals of laughter and aimless handshaking fol- lowed the removal of the masks while the band played a low, soft waltz, At 12 the banquet hall was deserted,” and half-hour after darkne id - quiet reigned in the eastle REstURGAM Sienie RN within two miles of the stock uled South Omaha. Look nd you will see that the U, P, two depots on South Omaha The Belt line runs througly y. Pric r now 1f Maync is wn sell it to you from first hands. Getalot before it is too late. anch oflice opp. depot, South Omaha, e ra small investment with absolute uty of big profits and no risks lots rre H. Bowgs’ addition at present rices cannot. be equaled. Call on s & Hill for ps and reliable in- formation. Special bargains for cash or to those desiring whole or half blocks. very lot in Oberne & Hosick's addis s on high and beautiful ground. yod, solc agent, Farnam up- rds ar Ry —— C. E. Mayne keeps teams at his branch office in South Omaha, to show property to partics going out on the Dummy trains. — The Inter-State Commerce Bill, is expeeted to help the boom m South Omaha immensely, as freight rates ad- vance and passes to stockien are abol- ished, THEY CANNOT AFFORD to compete with South Omaha at the custern points, ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE thus becomes more valuable every day, although prices have not yet been ad- vanced, but they soon will be W. G, AvsaGnr, 218 South 15th st, — Residents in - Oberne & Hosick’s addi- tion ean take the dunniny on the Union Pacific and reach the city i 5 minutes. - “Douglas County Nurseries will plant 10,000 trecs in Benson'’s addi- tion.” By order of C, O, Howard, pro- prietor, ' i HAVE YOUR GLOVES CLEANED AT GEO, MirCHELL'S, 1520 DOUGLAS SIREET, NO OLOK—DIY CLEANED, - Property in South Omaha proper will adyance 50 per cent this son. Buy from first hands through C. k. Mayne, who las exclusive coutrol of the prop- erty. Branch oflicc opposite depot in South Omaha, PEOPLE'S THEATER EDWIN STUART BUpporicd by the Leaulilul Amesicdl ACITARE Lilah Stuart 10 the Great ¥ Condemned ta Death. suesw Draws, ¢ »”