Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1887, Page 5

< # i | | i A LINCOLN - CITY OFFICIALS. | Mayor Sawyer Submits Hn List of Depart ment Appointments. THECOMMITTEE OF TWENTY-ONE A Successful Move For Good City Gov- ernment—Lew Wallace as Decora- tion Day Orator—Capital City News. A TITE BEF'S LINCOLN BUREAT.| The new city government of Lincoln is now fairly embarked in business, Mayor Sawyer submitting his appointments Thursday evening. These princival ap- pointments represent the board of pub- lic works, the ity attorney, the chiefs of the pol and fire departments, The board ot public works comprises J. J. Butler, J. D. McFarland and O. W. Webster, the first two being regarded as very good and such as will commend themselves to the publie. For ecity attor- ney, C. A, Atkinson, a comparatively new and very medium legal light, has taken the persimmon, and for chief of wolice the veteran democrat, P, H. Cooper, receives the position. As chief of the fire department and fire warden the administration very wisely retained the prescut very effective chief, W. H Newbury, who has built up the Lincoln artment until it is one of the very best and most eflicient pmd departments e west. In the interest of good re- history it will be well, now that the principal appointments are made, to note how well the individual of the original committee of twenty who were created by one man power to regu- late the city, have feored in sccuring oflices. Irom the individual member- ship of the twenty-one we have: A, J. Sawver, the mayor; C. A. Atkinson, the city attorney; Sam 1. Cox, on the school board, and O. W. Webster, on the board of public works. In addition to these beneticiaries the mayor sought to make F. W. Lewis city attorney, and O. 0. Dinges and W. O. Fletcher ran Iur oftice and were defeated, Tt will be easily dis- cerned, therefore, that the tw‘ took good care of themselves, and it is not probable that volit history else- where records a more successfal feat in securing office than these parties who were willing to abandon politics for good clean goyernment, COMING EVENTS, One of the coming events of interest that has received very little public notice H the engagement of General Lew Wal- Bii6o 08 th Dacoration day orator. tn'the city of Lincoln on May 30. General Wal- lace was great as o soldier, one of the country’s al representatives to for- eizn courts as minister to Turkey, and reater than all as {the author of “Ben {ur.” The engagement of General Wal- lnce, therefore, ns the Decoration day orator 1n the capital city is worth more than ordinary atteution and annownce- ment. Governor Thayer has been en- aged as the orator for Decoration day at ’lattsmouth, and the governor will™ be r(-rh'('ll ¢ at home thero among many of his old First Nebraska soldie AT THE CAPITAL In the secretary of state's office yester- day wero filed the articles of ncorpora- tion of the Hussey & Day am Plumb- ing company of Omaha. Their capital stock for business is $7,000. The secretary of the senate announces that his copy of the senate journal is ready for the printer, and it makes one of the prettiest jobs on record. The board t nrumng haye advertised for bids to do fhg work E. R. Mockett, who for tho past two ears has boen a valuable assistant in he governor's office, has accepted the ionmon of stenographer for Judge Murshall in the Fourth district, and has filed bus papers qualifying for the place. The railroad commissioners are out in the western part of the state investigat- ing the killing of a man at North Platte, and also the case of killing a man at Grand Island, Messrs, Gerth and Abbey, of the liye stock commission, came in yesterday from Endicott, whero they were called on profi_ssmlnl business by an alarm of glandered horses at that pla ‘There remain several appointments to be made by the governor, but it 1s not probable that any will be announced be- fore the first of the coming week. A few of the recent appointees have not as yet qualitied. CASES FOR COURT. Since the l\djourlmmnt of district court a number of new cases haye been filed that will help swell the docket at the next term. Prominent among these is a divorce case, the parties being Marthe T'yner vs Jo!sph N. Tyner. The till's petition recites that they were n ried in 1870 at Bloomingtcn, 1ll., and that two years ago in Beatrico the pllm tiff was deserted without any cause or provocation, The petition represents that the defendant is a vulgar, vicious man, unfit to care for a family, and there- Yoro the Yhmtll asks for the care and custody of their two children, C. W. Brinton asked and was granted a tomporary injunction against E. V. Erickson, restraining the latter from dis- 0sing of a certain tract of real estato in f ancaster county until a hearing can be had in court. Lizzie C. Welch also asks an injunction against 8. 8, Lhuo to re- strain the latter from selling or using a strip ot land in Chase's subdivision to the city of Lincoln. Elendorf. Walter & Co., of Chicago, have commenced suit agninst Wicker- sham & Ware to Collect $1,153, a balance claimed by them on commissions and mono* advanced for storage, cartage, ete. he plaintiffs are grain commission men, and in the course of an extended business with defendants they find the above amount as a balance due them. William Murray has sued George Williams and others to recover $000, claimed to be due on a loan made hereto- fore from the Kansas City oflice of the Lombard Investment company. John J. Faulkbaber against Gustin & Harpham 18 another ease filed, this being an appeal from a justice court over the rights of property, ABOUT THE CITY. The grand lodge of the A, O. U. W, for Nebraska will meet in Lincoln on May 10 and continue in session three days. The gathering will exemplify the excellent growth tic order has made in the past year, and as an_illustration this line 206 applications for membership were acted upon during the month of March, ‘T'wo new plats of additions to the city were tiled with the county clerk yester- day—Benediet & Harrs' sub-division, lo- cated i tho northwest part of the eity, and Cottage Home sub-division, located southwest of the city. The new plats flow in without ceasing. Yesterday noon the new police force were sworn in and assumed their duties. Chief Cooper notifled them to appoar at headquarters at 7 p. m. and receive their wssignments of beats. Clarkoe, of Omana, wasin Lincoln yum-rdny looking after his bmldmr in- terests here. ~ Mr. Clarke will build o the corner of Eighth and P streets a lour~ story brick block, 108x143, that will be an ornument to that rnrt of the city. The plans for the building are not yet eompleted, It was a quiet day in courts yesterday. No cases were tried in the county court, and but two lonesome drunks were be- fore the pelice judge. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: REAL M‘I‘A‘l‘l. Transfers Flled April 14, 1887, Joseph H lenu mld wite to F M Shriver, blk Kby VI blk 11, Park I'urn rst, W Mary E Bean to I‘IA’IHUI!L Elkhorn & Missouri V alley Railroad Company, 100 feet over n's ne'y 1-15-10, also 50 feet on north and 50 feet on south side ot railroad, wd. ..., 225.50 Ill-nr) Stuehm and wife to Elkhorn & Missouri Valley l.'\llm.m mpany, 100 feet over nw', swig 20-16-12, also 50 feet on north and 50 feet on south side of railroad, wd... Peter Mangold and wife to Kremont, Elkhurn & Missouri Valley Railroad Jompany, 100 feet over nwiy ne'y and <34 swiy section 1, all in 16-10, nl-owmol on nnmwlue of railroad, wd.... Lars Jensen' and wife Elkhora & Missouri V. :\llm mpany, 100 feet over se'q SwiIS- right of way, w d . uel Feo and wife to Fremont, khorn & Missourt Valley Ratlroad Company, 100 feet over swig of seld also 25 feet on north illh' b teet on south side, also 50 m|dlllum\l on north side of rlll rnanl W 800 4,100 & \ll«nun Valley Dany. 100 feet over ot 9 blk 1y Brig 200, Wl sooio o cisnons Harriet 1, Kennedy to T'remont, horn & .\ll-\murl Valley Railr 870 Gliins to Fromont, orn & Missouri Valley l(dllro.ld (,om- pany, 100 feet over tax lot 5nwly nely 10-15-13, right of way, wd...... Edwin S Reod and wife to James W Waura, lot 13 blk 12, Albright's annex to South Omaha, w d eanora I3 Bierbower mnl hy wes K- Boyd, ill add, w d. Belle D Ball an sha ter, north 120 feet of lot 1 ion of lull Capitol ad ind to Andro Rosenwater et al, umln ed 2 luldllhlh A Tountre's Fourth add, to Al and 4 blk James oyd and wife Ituwwnl!'l et al,lots 1 Capitol Hill add, w d 4 George W Buck to Erastus V lllm k- man, et wig lots 1 and 2 blk Shinn’s add, wd......... James M Ross to Joim Koth, east feet ot lot 6 blk 10, Improyement As- sociation add, w d South Omaha Land "Company to Miss Clara M Brown, lot 9 blk puth Omaha, wd.. John Petac and wi ka. e3§ ot i lot Third add, wd w nlnuu G Preston and wife to Chaties C Housel. lot 9 blk 221, w d. . Julla £ Vandercook et al to Francis J Wright, lot 7 blk 86, Florence, w.d. . Theodore Olsen et al to Edward il Howland, lot i6 blk 3, South Omaha, Balthas Jetter and’ wife to Edward i Howland, 25 by 50 feet commencing absw corner lot 8 bk 3, Jetter's add to South Omaha, w d Lew W Hill to O K Seoile bloek 14, Omaha View, wd $ 1,200 Catharine Parker to L P Pruyn, undi- vhhsd }“ lu blocks 1, 2,3, 4, Pruyn’s to bik 1 1d, ot 2, Ellaieh 18 Howard wnd Trisband to L I Pruyn,lot 81, block S, Shinn’s 2 add, w d o Christoph than Shelton, lots 3 and 4, bluck - Windsor l('lll('t' LAUTH Andew P Julnwlun to Nath: ton, lot 8, block 6, , Windsor M.rmct. 400 ciation add, w E L Stone and wife west 100 fe Omaha, w d. E M Andreese: 5 feet of lot 1 and east block 1, West Omaba, Wilhelmina Baunmann to” the city of ()unlln. part ol tnx lot 23, sec m lu. nex to hauth Omaha, wd..... Dayid R Archer (trustee) to George Herb, lots 20 and 21, block 2, lot 1 block 4, Grammerey Park, qe $1 and 10l SOtICment. ,.evv.. s reeeern s L I Pruyn and wife to Catharine Par- ker, lols 11 and 12, block 18, Walnut Francls \l Eilis ‘and ‘wite to Robert i i,”h"lrl‘hlow. lot 20, block 8, Orchard James Voreand wife to Theodore O son, Ioan 4, 7{0 blo(‘k l lots 1, 2, 3, 10, ll 16, block 4, South Omaha Park, lots 5, 15, 19, block 1, lot 10, block IouJ and 4, block 5 lot 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, block 6, Ham* mond Place add toSouth Omaha. q ¢ 1 Theodore Olson and wife Jnmns Vore, lots 1, 3, 8,10, 11, 13,17, 18 20, block 1, lots 5,6, 9, 11,1 l)Irx‘k 2, lots4,6,'8, 9,10, 13, block i ts 8, 4, 12, 13, 14, 15, Ulock' 4, Dot Omaha Park, lots 6,7, & 9, 14, 18, 91, block 1, lot 8, block 2, lots 5 and 6, block 5, lots 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, block 6, Hammond l’lflcc ada huulhumnlu. 1 ilding \Vuhnm A (.Arduer, lot l‘f block l Walnut Hill add, wd.. " 3, Alice O'Donahoo lnd othirs to Nanny £ Brown, lot 9, Union Square. w d John B Ellis and others to Cornelta R GHibert, lot 19, Sunnyside, aad, wd. M T Patrick and wife to Phiilip Srady, lut‘;‘ and 10, block 2, P’atrick’s add, Henry D Brown 'to ‘Thomas ‘Brennan and others, lot 8, block 93, w d Charles ¥ Ring lnd wife_to Gustave Hansen, swhy, lot 35, McCandlish Place, wd Francis MoCali ‘and’ ‘wite 1o Bertha Martenson, nonh 3§ of lot 83, Ncl- son’sadd, w d.. ——— LETTER LIST, of letters remaining uncalled for in the postofhce for the week ending April 14, 1887. arties ealling for these letters © Say ‘Ad\'nrmml' giving the date at the head of the list, and ing for sume at the “'Ladies' Delivery 2,50 0 To avoid mistakes have your mail ad- dressed to street and number, GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Adaird K Andersob J April 14 Anderson C Adams C Allen D I Burnschkat G Beck W I Beck W Briton W Barnnings J P Bersche J Besmer J B Blair 1 G Bird H Beanes H Bergmann A Biebinger A L Alack A Bolla ) Bennett D W Barker Kd Byran EN Beattie R—2 Rizgorstatt O Barnes C lh-nwu C Bullock B Bager B M Brown & Somers Bonnell G W lhmu Fw Beruhard M Brett 8 1' Bon H Barrett J Bengtssin A Crick CH CrapJ 8 Christian C Corbettd J Converse L Chapman J A Corrigan & Son Crook K K Clark ¥ Caspenter 1 Clark J A Cole C A Clark C Lulmllx)b“'j :E‘oul P r 00) fer §—3~ Cirtari® (‘Juen« F B lepb@ll F Conrad R E oger T J Davis D M—3 D\mun J Dudgean J A Demarest F Duncan ¥ avis Dunne H N Doaexger C De Moss C W Dankwart C Du LeeJ Davys L G Erickson G tell J Estes G F—-3 vans Wm—-u Eyestone l. -um Edwards J Elson D Ericksou 1 W Fleming W F Fdiederick H Frame I, French B Fruls C—2 Fredde J Fleteher J Grimm W Gerah J F Green H Gorham J C Goodwin J Giraner A Guynn E (ireen C Gump M W Howard \WW B Henkel G Hannifan J Holmes G Hallstram J Hanlan J E Hounhoe J Holden W F Harrison C [ Hantry C W Harvey C M m I, H an W B Harper W llllh‘r ll J Hess) Hug M Jogersen A C Johnson C A Jackson [ Judson H W Klupe K Kigen J M Kranten C )\n\n/l Kingsley J Lantennay W A Long G W Lewis J Lamb WV Leavinton F W Louman C Lundale C }mx‘mz l\ A wRoy A Liewis A J—4 Lovett ¥ M Lohman J felton G P Ereeman F B Forbes D 4 Fisher E J Filnt C Fl&énn J Fitzgerala C Gosney edultig ( ) Cnv rmme Co. Grounsell J Gerhardt E Goodman C l’ Goodman I Grantham C & Gahnsyy M Hart 11 Hiser ¥ Henning A T Hubbell T N Hancock J H Holt P Hilton F B “u!mlll\n-l P iggins C J Hartod C'B fln-nm) I.A unssen Henderson W R Hinin J M Hockenhull—2 Hurst 1L M JuddJ S Jones C J Johnson H B Johnson A Kenuedy J Kuuppell G chen C Kingsqury WJ Keunealey J—2 Kehoe J P Keene J B Lodze G W Lawrence R I Langwill J Littlejohn J arson C ambert C M Tonghan Libschir A—2 Lundin A Low C B Lundqyist G Lowed Lovett F M Murcen J Moehle I Maier J Massett J Moore J Millg It Murphy W Magnuson ¥ E Murphy B Morse O G Maxwell G M Miller G B Mortimer G A McMahon M J Nonson J NI( llul;nn D Oonnor A L 0'"Toole J Owen A Probasco G Powers 11 C Lederson P Petterson TN Peterson W Powell W F Pissinger J Pryanowski A ted I C Robb H M lmuunh P E Roberts Iiros RyanJ C Reese A—2 pooner M M Sparr B F Sweeney M slnuuum w ott W C 1 Sl Innett AW Strom A E Smith A Nlu\ldl)nk(’r J Sweenoy J G Talbott WV H {'l.‘ lor S K AJ hompson A Talbof t B Fornblom C K Thies C te Tomlinson W D Tucker J ‘Thompson J H M ell)cr WM Woolley A G Witt H Wells L G Williams W T Wendschu A Worsham J R Worth C 1, Welch J Yoakum B F LADIES' Annett h.lN AC racen Il.unlI‘m\M Mrs L Bishop Mrs J P Buckeye M Brown F Barber Barton MrsJ A Blouck Madam Birkmiol M Cossler Mrs Carpenter M Crall Mrs W M Clark Mrs E A Coman Mrs Converse Mrs H Ebsenz R Edwards Mrs R Fineh Mrs L Farthing lrs M Flynn Fleck Mn M Forstor Mrs i(‘ Grinpell Mrs P K Gay Mrs G M Girove Mrs M Gordon \Irn E Green Harick Mrs A Humm S Huntley Mrs N Howard Mrs Hewitt Mrs F J Hellman E Hiekman Mrs L Hagerling Mrs H. 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Trent L Taylor Mrs M Tate L Tewksbury ¥ Thummond K Toslune E Talbott Mis M J Usher Mrs M Voegeli Mrs K \‘nmd Mrs W P Illl}\“ri S Wondard Mrs K Wright M Wermvth Mrs J Wagener Mrs I Waketield Mrs A S Williams Mis A A Young Mrs A L ND FCURTH OLASS MATT Chilton Mrs D Crittenden C Ellis & Robinson W nll\nu I Whitsell Younger THIRI Boyer C I, Cainpooll Dr 8 M Copeland Mrs M Mrs F iR, Gates & ‘Il.m;hlet Jame lmu(l‘l( Mrs 18 Lacey Melbuist J 8 Shields F l,m TANT, Postmaster. - s of Dr. F. M. Connor d to learn of his recovery. n resume his duties Monday wiil be pie He will ag; mornmg MDSl' PERI'!GT MADFJ Froparad with strlct rogard to Purlty, Strongth, and Healthtulnsse, Dr.Pr co's Daking Powder containa ioAmmonin Lt unarl’nclphmm!’flm.\ Extracts, mflh. oD, ¢l davar doliclo o 2 T s B TR X Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital. Surplus . H. W. Yates, Presides A. E. Touzalin, Vice President. 8. Hughes, Cashier. DikkoTORS: W. V. Morse, Johu 8. Collins, HW. Yams, Lewi: Reed. A. E. Tounlin, BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts. A Geaeral Banking Buginess FRANK G. HOLLINS & Bll.. Members New York Stock Exchange. BUY AND RELL ON MARGINS STOCKS AND BONDS Grain a nd Provisions, 246 Clark Sreet, Chicago. (Grand Pactilo 11¢ Private wire to Correspondence invited by ‘meil or telegraph. Maverick National Bank | BOSTON,MASS. CAPITAL, .- - - $400,000 SURPLUS, - - - - 600,000 Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpo- rations solicited. Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent and we re-discount for banks when balances warrant it Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us from banke(not located in other Re- serve Cities) count as reserve. We draw our own Exchange on London and the Continent, and make Cable trans- ters and place money by telegraph through- out the United States and Canada. Government Bonds bought and sold, and Exchanges in Washington mace for Banks without extra charge, We have a_market for prime first-class Investment Securities, and inyite propossls trom States, Counties and Cities when is- suing bonds. We doa general Banking business, and invite cnrre»pomlcnrc ASA P. POTTER, President. JOS, W WOl’K b 'Iucr RIEUMATISYLAME BACK And many other Lomplnnlu cured by v $10 AND UP dn aNv org EVlDEIIGE OF 1887 A Prominent Bllfl‘ulo Physician says: BUPPALO,N. Y. ‘ob. 14, 1537 is_som cthing ion to tadorse iy that ome of y.gur Blecsrl Beits cared mo of rheumatism, from ‘whioh I d suffered 2 yoars. fon 10 Bt least fort; sratifying vesul ‘a1 con highly Welts W Postossing gront M. D, 63 Ningaru-st A Chicago Phis cian Says, Dr lelnm l)mnl’mr 1 hava usod several kind o Dl' m 3 A Physlvl.m hn)s. All of My l ncnt are Nnmlml oul ror kidnoy my. l:.enh re using your i satis 1t L. Fraternal Phiysiciun and Burgoon A Minister of the German Evangelical Lhurch Says: ¢ Neur: nleil of tha tomach (‘urnd. 1. ILL., Jan. 01, 1837 X eased A QP M B R Dr. W.J. HOBNE, un thnsh-lvenne. Eole Inveator, l-raumwr and Manufaoturer, Fend stamp for catalogue. GONSUMPTION, ands Bave poutcurad. SATURDAY, APRIL_16, 1887. QURES é daxcev, SQVO W\, ’Eczema, BALOA Tisow Q\NAX\Q, Weevs, QA AN\ DLseases n\\sea Kreowm ‘g\\w Do Cancer of the Tongue. My wife, some three or four years ago, was tron bled with 8o uicer onthie side her tongue near the throat. The pail waa fucessant, causing 10 of slecp and producing Kreat nrvoud prostration. Accompanying this trouble was rheumatism. It had passed from tio shouiders and centered o the wristof one hand, she almost losing the use of 1t. Between the suflering of the two, life had grown burdensome. By the use of a lld'f dozen £mall- sized botties of Swift's Spectile, she was entirely relieved and rest l!u;,l !‘)bl . '{.‘”:\“lll"l"‘:cl; d there has been ho return o 10 e H. L. MIDDLEGROOKS, “iparta, Ga., June 5, 1886, Treatis THE Sw 167 W, 230 8 “J§ seinoq glgl “U0pi0Y % ST “aonwarddn nodn 901} oo ‘SFUUAT, umwy 01 Surmmaad HuIgIAI0A0 puv ‘smiog Q. sEuog, 0idwod *SHUIRO01E FI0US IO 'SIUH ‘Bjwop) spuuag, pading vd sjuuog, DoRavIOpuIE, B Surprudg ‘it ejauay, pydopy 80 A DU one0d quoMIAA| Bu0sHQE P IUBIN 10F Eju "I 00°% 03 0618 Umox; ‘0ouad uj Hup -gusy ‘joyieut oy} uo s SjOuog, 3o ourg qsouy 0wy Jujyvur M0 108 VAINI ‘0004 N340 IS IHL o - Avi sruua, 0JI8 1230, 1P ow) 5 ug sruay M SONI01748 “19POW L88) Colling o Cris Oy Omaha Ageuts, 1312 zvonun- st, Corsel SOMETHING NEW. Warranted (? nelmer break downor Hono Genuine withont Elgfl lhll !I nl Inside of Corset, Tez 111 Tt wil eost you nothiug If not as pepresants ozl Izt ot jou soibiognck s epsnedy OHIOAGO conss‘r CO. HICACO. EW YORK. DRS. §. & D. 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These embrace all the prevailing styles in cut and fabrics of the recent manufacture of foreign and do- mestic mills, executed into garments ready for man’s wear by the leading artist tailors of the couniry which will be found on sale as follows: SUITSS: AT # 8.40 that was made to order by a merchant tailor for. . 970 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do o do do do do do do do do do do do do i do do do oo GO Suffice Yy in cuts to suit the The atove isbut an reduction to fill space. to say there are an endless var'e idea of any man. 'We have alro just received, by ex- press from different territories, over 50 pairs PANTALOONS which will be sold at a price to suit the idea of the customer, all merchant tailor made, any cut you may desire. Alterations made free of charge in all cases to insure a perfect fit, at the Misftit Parlors, 1119 FARNAM STREET. N. B. Orders outside of the city reeive our prompt and careful attention. The C. E. Ma.yne Real Estate and Trust Co. N. W. OOR. 16th AND HARNSY, OMAHA, Property of avery dmrlpflnn for sale 1n wll parts of the city. Lands for sale every county in Nebraska. Ol Tities of Dou; information A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS las county kept. Mar. of the city state or county, or any oth® d furnished free of charge upon application. GC.S.RAYMOND RELIABLE JEWELER. Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a_specialty. Work warranted, Corner Douglas and 15th streets, Omaha, Licensed Watchmaker for the Union P-mfig Railroad Ccmplny. DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE A magnificent display of everything useful and ornamental in the furniture- maker’s art, at reasonable pnces ISAAC W, UAKPINTI% JAS. A. CARPENTER, lae~vr JOHN E. CARPENTER, Trous. Carpenter Paper Company, Wholesale Paper Dealers {e’ 8 nice new stock of Printing, Wrnppln und Wrmn Paper. Espeeial, ntion llxen to car load orders, which will he shipped lrx-n from mills sll ordan 1l receive personal attention, e guarantee good goods at W i CARPENTER PAPER CO., 1114 and 1116 Douglas St., Umaha. J. FRANK CARPENTRER, Soc'y.