Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1887, Page 8

® b DESIRABLE HOMES IN ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE Healthy Location, Easy of Access, Moderate Prices, Liberal Terms The “*Cho Is the largest and most valuable addition to SOUTH OMAHA, It lies on the line of the Union Pacific and B &M Railways. It adjoins the location of the great industrial enterprises. and is therefore healthy. It h vorable train service of any dence location any place near For these and other reasons an investment here will more surely yield satis than any other locality. (o It hasa Perfect Natural Drainage, ice” as the most fa. suburban resi- Omaha. factory returns But this is not all. and Albrig dnAlbrights Choice. THE OMAHA CARRIAGE AND 150 men. The pro T enterprises being so rapidly located in South Omaha will soon cover all of the South Oma e city proper. D Koo el Fzaw or [ive Roors Corrace = ! SLEIGH CO, have located their extensive manufactory on Albright’s Choice, and will give employment to prietors of a large flouring mill, with capacity from 50 to 200 barrelsper day have selected the Choice as their location. he building is now under roof, and the mill will be completed and in operation within the next sixty days. A large two story hotel has just been completed, The vast industrial srE HoMes oN afford to be arrangement, purchasers. access of the city. ly train service between Albright Station and the city, for eighteen Lhours daily, makes this the most desirablelocation for suburlan residences near Omaha. cottages are now completed and ready for sale on such EASY TERMS that noone can without a home. plan shown here not be suitable in size or The accompanying cut shows the elevation and ground floor plans of cottages now being built in Albright’s Choice, South Omaha, for the benefit of persons of lim- ited means who desire to secure CoMFoRTA= ReasonanLe Trrvs, within easy The very favorable hour- A number of these Should the we have others to show, and will make every reasonable effort to suit For full particulars, prices and terms, call upon W. G. ALBRIGHT, 218 South 15th Properties in all parts of the city for sale or exchange. Carriages free. and is now running. Fifty neat and substantial cottages have been built on the Choice and the indications are that 50 more will be completed within the next 60 days y Even now lots for residence purposes are beyond the reach of the wage-worker ht's Choice is the only available building site within easy reach of the business centers. Go and look it over before deciding where to invest. Q4 treot SADNEWS FOR THE PYTHIANS, President Olevelaud is Not a Member of the Order. AN UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE. A Letter From R. B. Davenport, K. of R, and 8. of FEagle Lodge No. 69, Buffalo, N. Y.—Colonel La- mon Message. Bome time ago it was anmounced that President Cleveland was a member of the order of Knii'ts of Pythias. This an- nouncement was hailed with delight by the many enthusiastic young knights in this elty, and that was counsidered a happy streak of luck which made the visit of the president to Omaha simultaneous with the convention of the grand lodge in this city. ‘The preparations, already extensive, for the encampment of the uniformed rank and attendant exercises of the grand lodge were made more thorough and 1mposing in order that the gallant knights of Nebraska might appear to good advantage before their dis- tinguished and illustrious brother. In all things liberal, the members of the order an- nounced that they were not disposed to be the least bit selfish in the distribution of the honors of the occasion, and generously ylelded to those not members of the order the porfect right to join in the reception to “Brother” Cleveland and pay to his excel- lenoy all the honors due from a loyal con- stituency. The citizens’ committee fully ap- ted the ties that bind members of secrot :alnlntlons. and led the conspicuous ~part in the ar- rangements to the order of which Mr, Cleveland was supposed to be an honored member. Asis ‘well known the arrange- ments for the reception have been carried out most harmoniously and everything is oum\al«m for & proper greeting to the chief magistrate. Desirous of according to “Knight” Cleve- land a fitting welcome, for one occupying his position in the lodze as well as ~ the land, the Knights have been stimulated to renewed efforts atexcellence; the tardy bers who had for some time absented th selves from drill and lodge meeting sua: developed a wonderful and est in the welfare of th and older members re frequent and lengthly visits from the “rusty” ones for the purpose of burnishing the latter's knowledge of the secret work; visions of fraternal and individual recognition with the presidential rother have lighted up the lives of many a young and enthusiastic Pythian, and the anticipation with which the entire member- ship of this young and progressive ler has awaited the coming of Oc- fober 12, has been pleasing to note, For the personal feelings of Mr,Cleveland it is perhaps well that an unfortunate mistake should be corrected. It would certainly be inbarrassing to the distinguished visitor to ;e met by demonstrations whieh would be as novel t0 him as the resiguation of a demo- cratic office-holder. At will be a surprise to the Pythians of this eity and the recrel of the mauy friendsof the ler to learn that beyond being the chief magistrate of the nation, Grover Cleveland §sbut a thoughtful eivilian, and never at any time a member of the order ol Knignts ot graciously con- 188, Just how the report of the president’s knighthood became current is not known; it, however, seems to have eminated froma source, the authority of which no one thought to guestion. lying upon the correctness of this report thea knights have wade their preparations accordingly, and it will be a severe disap- intent to them to learn of the error. The LE has been to some trouble to rn the truth of the wmatter and m:ulx others has received the following ter FROM BUFFALO. An answer to your request of September 50, would say that ‘Mr. Cleveland never joined K. of I, in Buffulo. Some of his former nds are mewmbers of Fagle No. 60. Per- | ns who were former members of Acme (not | n existence ‘Dow) s&y that he hever was a | wember of that lodge. [ have. wade enguir- 3 fes and examined records of the four oth: lodges, and s name does not appear. o Yours res?ag.ilflly. . B. DAVENPORT, K. of R and 8, Eagle Liodge N ) Bumaie s, ¥ gl ge No, 69, K. of P, A CLINCHER. Upon the receipt of this’ letter the BER sent to Colonel D. 8. Lament, the president’s rivate secretary, a telegram in substance as ollows: “Is President Cleveland a Knignt 3&‘355' as? Was he ever a member of the ¢ The following laconic which sets all doubt at rest, ceived: a dispateh, is the reply re- To the Omaha Brzs A 2o WVie Oct. N . DAN'L S, LAMONT. This disappointment will of course not affect the Pythian display on the 12th. The reception to the president by its members will be as hearty as if he were a brother knight, and the splendid appearance of the gallant order will nevertheless be to the dis- tinguished visitor one of the most pleasing features of the occasion THE PRESIDENT'S DAY, Preparations Being Made for a Grand and Imposing Celebration, General Wheaton, chief marshal of the Cleveland reception parade, was at the board of trade rooms yesterday afternoon, and re- ceived reports from organizations that will varticipate. As rar as known, the only bodies which will take part in the exercises are the Secona regiment of United States infantry, from the fort, the First and Sec- ond regiments K. ot P, a division of the same from Red Oak, Ia., the Omaha Turn- vereln, tne Platts-Dautscher verein and the Indian band from the national school at Genoa, in this state. Other societies de- sirous of taking part in the reception are re- quested to notify General Wheaton as soon as possible, ‘I'he general said that it was not the intention to have a procession in whicn the president would take part, but rather ta, form lines on either side of the streets between which the presidential }».'uty could be driven, ~After the passage of the latter, however, If it were decided upon favorably by the other societies, they could parade with the Second infantry and the Knizhts of Pythias who proposed to follow a certain line of march. [ ‘There not being as yet a suflicient number of reports to warrant an issue of a detailea order, the following plan was draughted for the loeation ot troops, societies and clups: Regulars will be formed on Tenth street, right resting _on Jackson street: uniformed Knights of Pythias on left, connecting with regulars, extending the line to the left along Tenth street to Harney street, east on Lar- noy street to Ninth, north on Ninth to Far- nam, west on Farn to Sixweenth, and north on Sixteenth to Cuming and west on Cuming street, = Civic associations, clubs, societies, ete., will be assigned to positions in the line whenever they report. They will be formed on Douglas and Harney streets, between Firteenth and Eleventh streets; on Dodge, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth; on Eleventh, between Harney and Douglas, and on Fifteenth, between Harney and Dodge streets, along the route to be taken by the president. _All to be in position by 8 o'elock 8. M., on Weanesday on the 12th of October. Yesterday a genfleman in conversation with a BEE reporter said it would be utterly impossivle for the president to be driven over the route laid out within one hour. He showed that the line before it reached Cum- ing street was nearly forty blocks long, or more thap three miles, while the line beyond that poiut was once and a balf as long. 1t would be impracticable to rush the presiden- tial party over such a line 1n such a time, A HALF HOLIDAY FOR THE CHILDREN. In view of the coining visit of the presi- dent, Mr. James has sent the following no- tice to the several schools in the city, All the schools may be dismissed next Wednesday from recess to noon. Outside schools may be dismissed earlier if neces- sary. Pupils luwsvm at 9 o'clock wmay be called present the whole morning, and tar- diness in the afternoon, due to the presi- dent’s visit need not be recorded, Ali the schools are oxpected to be in session as us- ual in the attérnoun, Itis believed that this arrangement will give all the ehildren time to see the presi- dent and his party, and the oceasion gives an excellent opportunity tor valuable in- struction whiel shoukd be lmproved. The line of wareh ‘will be given in Pap veettully, . )I the 2 Janey, 3 © BIG TAING FOR THE BRIDGE. Prosident Cleveland Will Inaugurate it on the 12th, An cxtra force is at work on the wa- gon portion of the Union Pacific bridge, S0 as to have the entire structure com- pleted when President Cleveland arrives here on the 12th inst. Itis stated on good authority that he has been inyvited to the opening and has accepted. The pro- gramme is to have him and Mrs. Cleveland leave their train at the Transfer and take a carriage and they will be the first varty that were ever transfer- red across the Missouririver on a wagon bridge at this point, A long procession of carriages will follow,containing promi- nent Omaha citizens and invited guests, the bridge will be gaily decorated, the passage of trains will be stopped and there will be a grand time generally. AMUSEMENTS, A Review of the Last and a Prospect of the Coming Week. The local amusement world of the past week has been comparatively uneventful. John Dillon held the boards at the Boyd on Monday night, He played to a packed house, the largest he ever appeared befcre in Omaha. Financially, the entertainment was a success, and though John created much laughter, it was evident that it was aroused only by efforts which age has compelled to supplant the spontaniety of his achievements of earlier years, At the same place *Keep 1t Dark” rolled away, after three pertormances int he cloud s of mingled tinancial success and dra matic failure. At the Grand, Zerega, who ever he may be, with his troubadours, played to a one-night aporeciative audienc Zerega played the mandolin with much skill. - He was the star of the company, though the mediocrety of the others was not so pronounced as to destroy the entertainment of the audience, BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE. The well-known Hanlon brot!: duce their farcical absurdity “'Le Voyage en Suisse” at this house,” Monday, Tuesday and V' evenings of this week, Itis their D) ance here since their return to America, having just closed a very successful three years' tour of the eastern” continent. “Le Voyage en Suisse” is a laughable cre- ation, xéplete with pretty songs, witty say- ings, comical situations and novel stage -2 ots, ‘The popular comedian Sol Smith Russell will be seen at the same place next Frida and Saturday in his new play “Bewitched.” Mr. Russell has made, it is said, a great hit in the piece, and it Is attracting large audiences everywhere, GRAND OPERA. At the Grand opera house Monday evening, October 10, Marshall's Japanese Tourists and Amerlean Specialty Company open for a five-nights’ engugement, This is a refined vaudeviile combination. There are said to be fourteen ‘*Japs,” men, women and y who engage in feats of tumpling, balancing, posturing, juggling and top-spinning, There 5 besi a bill of American specialties, in- Billy Carter, Miss Estelle Welling- Frank Lester, Maude Bev rl{. new Smith & Carl, and the *“California ie, entitled GERMAN THEATRE. The Baureis & Puls company make their secoud appearance to-night at Boyd’s, in the cleverly eonstructed entertaining eom- edy entitled “Ultimo,” This Is a transla- tion into the German of the celebrated piece, the “Big Bonanza,” which several seasons ago made such a great hit at Daly’s, in New York. ‘Ihe piece ntroduces all the old as well as many new favorites, who made their flfi :.Nmm“w at this place last Sunday nigh troducing ton, The Saturday Half-Hollday. NEW YORK, Oct, 8.—Between three and four thousand brass workers of this city and rookiyn will to-day be out of employment. ‘The manufacturers have decided to torce the issue and see 1f the Saturday half-holiday matter eannot be seitled. The men want & | tull.day’s vay fora Lalf day’s work, whiet thels cuiployers refuse to giant MIDLAND ELECTRICCOMPANY. Harney Street Gains a Popular Firm, This popular firm have removed from 1304 Douglas street and can now be found at 1213 Harney street. Their new quarters have been fitted up ex- F:csnly for the accommodation of their business and the convenience of their Their oftice is supplied with or exhibiting to their custom- ers the actual workingsof the different apparatus supplied by them. They are now better prepared than ever to supply churches, opera houses, banks, hotels and private houses with fire and burglar alarms, annuncaitors, ete, They also fit public and private buildings with electric gas lighting apparatus. This company have the exclusive right for the western states for the only perfect system of distric telegraph nown as the McCulloch System. They wish to call the especial attention of hotel keevers to their new system of fire alarm and room call, which enables the clerk to call all of the guests of a hotel at a moment’s warning in case of fire, or to arouse any individual tor an early train without disturbing others. Their business extends as far west as Portland, Oregon. Among t| many contracts for electric work of erent ~ kinds secured by them the following may be mentioned as showing the people “who patronize them: ‘L'he new Pacific Hotel at Nor- folk, Neb, The Newton House at Cen- tral City. The ‘Touzalin House at Wymore, Neb. Hotel Esmond and Barker Hotel of this city. The private Iml residence of J. J. Im- off, of Lincoln, Neb., whlch in point of electrical fittings surpasses any home west of Chicago, In Omaha they have ftitted up something over twenty fine residences in Kountze place, among the many private residences, Dr. Pea- body. T. F. Rogers, C. S. Montgome W. G. Albright, D, V. Sholes, Mori Meyer, Louis Bredford, Ellis L. Biers bower, J. H. Millard. They are prepared to do all kinds of shop work and repair- mg. Those contemplating electric ap- paratus of any kind in their house can not do better than to call on or corre- spoud with the Midland Electric Co. 1213 Harney street. One of th special ties not mentioned abc the fitting up of speaking tubes, | ng puat in what would aggregate me seven or eight thousand feet within the past year in Omaha, —r——— F. V. Atwater & Co, The enterprising hardware firm at 1803-5 Howard street have, as usual, the est to be had in the market. Their ntilating ters are the most al, the handsomest and afford more heat for the fuel consumed than any other stovi nd at the same time keep the air ot the room pure. ‘The ladies go wild over their Jewett's Persian ranges, and after trying them say they are *'j splendid.” If you want a heater, a rang or any other article from a hardware store go to this store, for in price, quality and style they take hrst vlace, very Howe economi Notice of Discontinuance, I desire (o thank my friends and the public for their patronage of the past eight years and deem it vroper to say to them now in advance, that on and after November 1st Ishall discontinue that branch of my business known as the Council Bluffs and Omaha express, After November 15t my business location will be on east side of 16th street north of Nich les, where I shall offer for sale or e change the largest variety of buggi wagons, phaetons, ete., to be found at any one place in this city. Our line will include the filudciml:r“_ CAMAN, Corner 11th and Farnam Sts, H. V. Powell cut of the .l\':\ tion 1 ny, of Ver at Room 2, mont, has opened an oflice X ithy, and Fare Barker Building, eorner 13 nam SLs, A Boarding Home For the Yonng Working Women of this City. The ladies of the Womeu's Christian association have rented the second house above Nineteenth on Dodge street, to be opened Nov. 1 for a home for young working girls. The object of this home shall be the temporal, moral and religious welfare of young women who are dependent upon their own exertions for support. It is to be a Christian home in every sense of the word, A pleasant parlor, with a piano or or- gan, and a reading room with the daily city papers and magazines and a few books will be opened at once. A moder- ate price will be charged for board, not over $5 per week nor less than §3 for room and board for all the privileges of this home. A competent superintendent has been secured and goes into the house on the 15th of October, Furniture, rent, coal, ete., are needed at once. Any per- son Wwishing to have a part in this good work will please send their subseriptions . J. G. Haines, 204 South T'wenty- hose of us who, by a kind provi- dence, have been placed above the reach of need, and wio have had all our neces- sary wants supplied by the care of others, cun form very little 1den, itis to be feared, of what life is to many who must work from day to hve. We think those who have been brought much in contact with working women are struck, again and again, with the roble ele- ments of character developed n them by the necessity of exercising their powers of body and mind in some useful ~work, Many a girl goes forth to her daily task bearing upon her heart the necds of parents, brothers and sisters. How can we do too much to throw around their young lives everything in our power to smooth, and ¢ , and strengthen them, and to make their few hours of leisure restful and happy!” This work would be very incbmpleéte were it linnted to the outward circumstances, or merely mu- ter! well being of those who come within its influences. In all its branches the ruling, pervading spirit is a Christian here will Every evening in the Home ther \ will soon be family worship. Bible classe: be organized. Low Rates to Chicago. The CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R. R. will, on the 4th, 7th and 10th of Oct., sell round trip tickets ut greatly reduced rates. ror further information apply at ticket office 1401 Farnam St., Paxton Hotel. F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Ag't. —————— A Chance Yet, For those that have not had an oppor- tunity to secure a warranty deed for one of those South Omaba lots for ten dol- lars. 100 more of these lots will be sold at 310 South 15th street, commencing Monday, Oct. 10th, Henney Buggies at Armstrong, Pettis & Co.'s 1308 lzard st. e —— 42x125 Feet South Omaha Lot, For exactly $10 warranty deed given Oct. 10t h at 310 South 15th st. | ——— The Best Citizens of Omaha, are amongt the purchasers of $10lots, 100 more_ to be sold at $10 each, commene- ing Monday, Oct. 10, at 510 8. 15th st. Warranty deed with each lot. e —— You will miss a good thing if you fail to buy & ten dollar lot. Sale commences on the 10th inst, at 810 S 15th st. e — Geo, L. Fisher, Architect, Room 47, | Chamber of Commerce building. Ao | _The greatten dollar lot sale at 310 S. Do not fail to get one. Sale com- and will con- 15th, meneing or the 10th st | tinue until the 15th, A. H. Comstock, who for some time ast has been engaged in the real esttae city, has become a mem- ber of the firm of Odell Bros. & Co., loan, real estate and insurance agents, at Council_Bluffs and Omaha. Mr, Com- stock will have charge of the Omaha of- fice, which is located at 1523 Farnam street. usiness in thi ————— Smoke Omaha Board of ‘I'rade cigar. Leslie & Leslie, drugs 16th and Dodge. — ————— The Travel From Council Bluffs over the wagon bridge will make Doug- las street the best retail voint in the eity. We have some property on this street which we can sell at a great bargain and on easy terms for ten days. s Bros., 1518 Farnam. ————— Knights of Pythias Attention An elegant assortment of flags, ban- ners, streames, ete., suitable for the com- ing week can be had at Max Mever & Co. - —— A Big Show. It will be a big show to sce about 500 men serambling for first of the remaining few £10 lots to be sold Monday, Oct. 10th at 810 South 15th. o —— The New Wagon Brnidge will bring 21l the travel between Omaha and Council Bluffs on Douglas street and will surely make this a great retail point. We can séll you 22 or 44 feet on this street at a bargain and on easy terms for ten days. Ste Bros., 1518 Farnam St, ——— Cheap Rates to Chicago. The Chicago & Northwestern railway will sell excursion tickets to the Inter- State Tndustrial Exposition at Chicago at $16.90 trom Council Bluffs to Chicago and return, including admission ticket to the exposition. Tickets to be sold Oet. 7th to 10th, good returning six days from date of sale. Ticket oflice 1411 Arnan street. W. N, BABCOCK, en’'l Western Agt. Specl only, Monday, Tucsday and Oct." 10, 11 and 12. best Hams ¢ per pound Watts’. N. K. cor. 19th and [ ave. We also earry a fall line of and faney groceries, fruits vegeta. bles, choice ereamery butter 274c Ib. —— ‘i Mrs. Magrane thool for dancing at Metropohitan hail, cor. 14th and Dodge, cla or adults me aturday only this month, and every Tuesday and Sa urday during the rest of the cepting the 8ra Tuesday beginning at 8 o’clock. Cluld meet Tuesday 4 p. m. and Saturday p. ., The Palace Aladden the circulating air attachment, Steel Fire Pot, the largest base; over u dazen were put on uml‘\usl winter with all leading brands, and in every case they were ac- cepted. Everyone is warranted to give the best of faction, or your money | will be refun W Three day: Wednesds ase Burner has , 1621 Howard, D — More students are entering Valentin Shorthand Institute than before. | This 1s beeause all its graduates are fill- ng good p: ations. Students can enter at any time. Day and evening scs- sions. Send for circular. e e— Dr. Brigges' residen 312 N, 22ud 3. Teleph e — »d—A competent solicitor and eol- he Building Fund of the Young Mens Christian Association. Application in writting only will be consic Refs erences required. Address C. Rey- nolds, secret: building committee, P, 0. box Bth - Dr. S. R. Patten, denti room | i Ramge building, Onaha, Telephon Lost Opportunity. When will you again see the day that you can buy 42x125 feet of South Omaha ground for ten dollars? Never. Go to 310 South 15th. st. then immediately and secure a lot tor 10 before all are gone. e ———— A ten dollar lot is the best bargain ever offered to the public. Sale commencing on the 10th inst. and continue until the 15th, at 810 South 15th st, e ———— Cleveland Decorations in great variety at Max MEVER & Co. - — Smoke Omaha Board of Trade cigar. Leshe & Leslie, drugs 16th and Dodge. o LS o The ten dollar iots are all level and dry. Every lot a bullding lof and be convinced, Only ten dolla South 15th st. Sale commencing ¢ 10th inst. and continue till the 15th. high Call 810 the — Attention is called to the want column of an agent for the U. S. D. P. Associa~ tion, o — Great Auction sale of Turkish and Per- sian Rugs at 409 S. 15th st., Range block. E. J. Oliver, who established i St, Paul, Minn., the largest store of Oriental goods in America, will sell at auction a wonder- ful collection of Rugs ana Draperies on Monday and Tuesday, the whole day from ¥ a, m. to 11 p. m. Do not fail to avail yourself of this rare opportunity. Every one pronounces these goods tho mMost gorgeous ever seen in this country. Mr. E. J. Oliver, a native of Smyrna, will gladly give information . to all those who wish 'to have a Turkish smoking room. Christian Sclence. Rev, H. C. Waddell will begin classss m Christian Mind Healing at Omuaha and Council Bluftfi's on Monday, the 17th, For particulars address Council Bluffs, Ia, il idolisctio ettt ettt s ) AMUSEME TS. BoYD'SOPERA HOUSE Monday, Tnesday and Wedneslay, October 10, 11 and 12 THE WORLD FAMOUS HANLON BROTHERS, In the funniest creation of the stage, the Far- cieal Absurdity, Le VOYAGE En SUISSE company of brilliant artists, replete with pretuy sonus, w RRYINgs, ¢ s tions, grand mechanical and stge stting of the Atage couch’ - or Witne .OPERA HOUSE For One Woek Txeopt Thurday, Oct 1oth, Commencing Monday, Oct. 10th, Marshall's Japanese Tourists ad the wreat AMERICAN SPEGIALTY MEPANY, 14 Genuine ous Feats. 16 ponviar Artists, ncluding Hilly ¢ and the Calitornin 4, % GRE 1. The most refincd of Vaudey ments Priccs—$1, Tic 85 and 3 18 on sule Mondiy mornings 6t tho Grand Opors House box offiee, = LEAKY ROOFING, u or Iron, Repaired. And Pa ‘1 J‘ |::1‘l f l:.l\'llzllll GRAVEL FING Mauut o 1 y