Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEI: THE CITY. revenue Collections of internal terday were §3,630.67, There will be a me yes- ting of the Cen- tral Labor union Friday night. All delogates must be p nt. Bales of stamps and envelopes for February were as follows: Stamps, $14,- 190.08; énvelopes, $4,047.11. Dr. Hertzmann, who has been dan- gerously ill for two or three months, is rapidly convalescing and in a few days hopes to be about town again. At 10 o'clock Thursda morning Bishop Worthington will hold a “‘quiet day for women” at Trinity hedral for all of the Episcopal churches of Omaha. J. W. Cooper, an abstractor, who was charged with obtaini prop- erty under false pr dis- charged yesterday in Justice Wade's court, ank Schwoboda, who was charged with selling liquor on election day, paid £103 for the priviledgo yestorday. Judge Berka was appointed custodian of the funds. Trouble in a house of ill-fame Monday mght resuited in the arrest of the in- mates. terday Judge Berka fined John Doe $20 and costs, Garficld $10 and costs, Emma [ and costs, and Quictness will as and costs, ity for some days, Ross girl can Effie Smith reign in that lo neither Doe or th their fines, Personal Paragraphs. H. M. Utley, of O'Nelll, is at the Millard, Judge Dundy returned from Lincoln yes- terday. E. Paxton. J. C. White, of Lincoln, is stopping at the Paxton, Pina and wife, of Blair, are at the W. G. Whitmore, of Valley, Neb,, is at the Murray. Robert W. Bradley, of Cheyenne, is at the Millard. Isage Lincoln, of Aberdeen, Dak., is at the Paxton. M. E. Ford, of Lyons, Neb., is stopping at the Millard. Theodore Stark, of Sioux ( , is regis. tered at the Paxton. V. C. Shickley, of Geneva, Neb., is rogis- tered at the Paxton. James Coughlan and wife, of San Fran- cisco, arc at the Murray, Ch es I, Dickinson, of Tekamah, Neb., is registered ‘W. R. Burch, manager of the farm depart- ment of the Phanix Insurance company, with headquarters at Chicago, is in- O Frank Murply, chief clerk of the rail way mail service, has returned from a rn lines run- tour of inspeetion over the ning into Omaha. George P, Shelton, presinent, and T. Burch, gen: nt of the western depar ment, of the Phaomix Insu Brooklyn, arc in the city, the guests ot H.B. Coryell and M. M. Hamblin, who have charge of the Phaemix interest in this field. WEEK'S AMUSE cas THE BOYD': urduy matinee Every night and tasma. EDEN MUSEE. Every afternoon and night—Joseph K. Kean in Mrs. Partington and her gon I ke. COLOSSEUAL Every night—Six day go-as-you-please pe- @estrian race. A Youthful Thicf. A warrant has been sworn out for the ar- rest of Mickey Shellenberger, a fifteen-year- old lad who stole £10 in coin from his mother and then decampe —— Druggzisis Held. D. H. Slutton ana J. A. Vance were ar- raigned before United States Commissioner Anderson yesterday on the charge of selling liquors without a license. They were dri gists at Campbell, Neb. Kach was held in the sum of §500. Election of Ofiicers. TheBee Publishing company, at its annual meeting, elected the following directors for the ensuing year: Max Meyer, . Rose- water, Bruno Tzschuck, George W. Lininger and George B. Tzschuck, . R re-clected president and George B. secretary and treasue A Club fncorporates. Articles of incorporation of the Emanon elub of South Omaha were filed yesterday with the counly clerk, The incorporators are A. W. S Jo Martin, C. P. C. BSmith, F isworth, H. K. Hogle, Z. (_‘,u«llllm.luny Fred M. Smith, J. P. Coluon and E. P, Suvag, —_— A Prospective Synagogue. The Russian Israelitos gave o ball in Wash- ington hall Monday night to raise money for & synagogue. This was tho tirst of a sevies. Within a few days the worlk of constructing apitolavenue, be- th, will be 'com- Marriage Licenses. Following arc the marringe licenses is- sued yosterday in the county court by Judge Bhields: Name and Residence. William A. Hostetter, Omaha. {Glum' D. Clawson, Omal {Frunk A. Mezik, Omah Antonia Dworak, Omani Carl Nonborg, Omaha . Theodosia Harsh, \ ahoo, Ne Where is Mary ? Mary Huhn, a fifteen-year-old girl who wesided with her mother, Mrs, August Hahn, near the shot toler on South Twenty-fourth styoet, is missing. She left her home De- eomber 24 last, and hus not been heard of since. Her mother thinks she ran aw with a young fellow who used to mak brotherly calls upou her at night or Sunday afternovns. Mrs. Habn has dirccted tho police to scarch for the wayward girl in the different resorts of the city, He Liked to Wear a Star., Gus Burke is one of the ex-policemen who refused to part with his star after the great Gocapitation of oficers nearly two years ago, and has kept it ever since as a relic of de wrted power, It is said that he has flashed ton a vuumber of oc d the un- sophiscated have held him in awe as a repro- sentative of the majesty of the law, But the star proved an inguspicious oue, and the pos seasion caused Lis arr The police magis trate loctured him soundly for impersonuting an oftieer, and cont he stellar orna ment, turning it over to the chief ‘With this BBurke wus relcased. of police. The counnecting link between Ne- braeku and Kunsas has just heen pla in service by the Union Pacific railway, This train leaves Council Blufls daily at 4:45 a. m.; leaves Omaha at 5:05 a. m, and runs through without change o Manhattan, Kuan,, waking direct con- @ections the of the Union ints in Kansas and € und, and for Topeka, [ #as City and points Kauosas City. Returning, train lea Manbattan at 2 p. . arviving at Beatrice at 6:25 p. m., Lincoln at 7 ®; ., and Omuha at 11:20 p, m., Coun- dl Bluffs 11:40 p. m., making direct gonnection with Kunsas division trains Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka and the cast, and from Denver, Salina, Abeline and all points west, onabling rueugnrn to visit the principal points Kavsas and Nebraska in the shortest possible time. hese trains have first- elass equipment, consisting of smoking and first-class day coaches of ‘the st pastern. The wew train will All & long felt. wunt, und is bound, to be popular. ¢ with the Kansas division lm‘ all Pucifie nilway awrence, Ki st and south vig FILTH FOUR Y ns on Which Ought to be Removed From tho Alleys. To ascertain who is to blame for the present wretched condition of thestreets and : as made to the rooms of the board of public works yesterpay. In re sponse to . query, Sccretary Wappich said that, as yet, the alleys had nover been swept. He added that the board of public works had nothing to do with the matter whatever; that it was under the supervision of the board of health, and must be properly attended to through the medium of the chief of pol This is all provided for by city or dinance, over which the board of publi srks has no control “But, can’t the ©voard order the mud shoveled out of the gutters even if the ather 18 too cold to permit the sweeping of 2 ' was the rejoiner to this questio because the have no right to ex vend a dollar unless it is o o by the council and the mayor. 1t is the council's business, the 2 nlleys at all seasons of the year sir, that is the case. Ofticers Pulaski Hinchey, however, act as sanitary in through the summer months, and it their duties to notify the prop , to see to holders to clean their abutting alleys when their condition justifics such an order; and, in case of non-compliance _they must file in- formation inst the offenders in ag volice $When will the spring renovation begin?'? *4Just as soon as the council orders it and designntes the stroets to bo swept and cleaned.” hat will be soon, you think?" “1t is sincerely hoped so, as there is much complaint from all parts of the city.” The chief of police volunteered the infor- mation that as much us could be possibly ac- complished in this line was being done daily by the city prisoners, but their number was s0 small and the area demanding attention so large that their work was _hardly noticcable. A forco of four was at work cleaning the gut- son Farnam and Douglas strects yester- and it will be utilized 1n this way right . However, he thought the council would take imme te action in the n ter and have the whole city thoroughly swept and cleaned up, 1t is a fact notwithstanding wbat the officers ment v * nuisances in the al ley anything to do with the sweeping o of them. As a con- sequence, in some places the filth is so thick that the paving cannot be scen. “Property owners,” said a_taxvayer, “are not, and not be expected to y more than they arc expected to sweep or scrape the streets. It's about time that the council and the board of public works did something to effect this sanitary reform. The alleys need cleaning s regularly, and in mstances more regularly than do the soup is the most elegant toile adjunct. FORTY DAYS OF The Penitential Saason gins To-day. Yesterday was Shrove Tuesda, The day was one of «general rejorcing in catholic countries. It was the carnival of Italians, the Mardi Gras of the French, and vancake Tuesday in “Ye merrie England of ye olden tyre.” The day is more generally observed among the old French families of New Orleans than anywhere else in this country. There, tho day is given over to fantastic parades and at night, balls, the magnificenca of whica are proverbial hiere were no public observances of the in Omalb FASTING. of Lent Be- Ash Wednesday and in all Catholic and Episcopal churches solemn ices will be held. It 15 the first day of _ent, and derives its name from the old-time custom of wearing sackcloth and ashes into the sanctuaries and synagogues as emblems of penitence. During the next forty days devout Episco- palians and Catholics will forego many of the pleasures of the world and devote themselves 10 meditation, prayer, attendance upon reli- gious services in_their respective churohes, and not a few will spend the scason in ab: stinence from many of the luxuries of the table in which they are wont ta indulge. In the churches referred to there will be nightly religious services held at intervals in each weel. The sale of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is becoming immense. The cret of itis that the preparation ceives a great deal of free advertising from people who use it and find it so much superior to anything else of the kind that they have ever used, that they persuade their friends and neigh- bors to try it. It is certainly a sur cure for colds and croup and a prepara- re- tion fully worth the popularity it en- joys. Forsale by all druggists. SWINDLIED AND BEATEN, An Officer Uses His 1'ists to Effect a Seizure. Constable Martin Eddy has bcl‘n arrested three times in the last few weeks for abus- ing and assaulting persons with whom he has had legal business, and each time he has shown violence before he read or displayed his papers, showu his star, or even said tha he was an oftic; He hasn’t got through with his late assault on IKate Moore yet, but Tuesday, it is charged, he struck and injured Mrs, Gertrude Willemanns, who lives at ‘P'wenty-fourth and Dupont strects, Mr, Willemanuns runs a small dairy He also has two fine horses, one of which is vaiued 0,and he has also a bug; On_ Sunday Wil- lemanns says that a fellow named William Johnson got him drunk, and he belicves that while in that condition Johnson got him to agreo to sell all the chattels named above for #1855, when they are worth nearly 1,000, Willemanns says e has no recollection of doing anything of the kind, yev Johnson holds @ bill of sale, which shows that the property has been sold to him and §25 puid down to bind the bargain. The paper is dated Saturday, so as to make it le- but Willemanns says ho had to do with Johnson all that and the members of his family ar to the same thing. Mr. Willemanus that if wh uuder the influence of liquor or drugs be signed the paper, it niust and owns eight cows. have been on Sundiy, and the date of the paper is a forg Nther has be received the £25 alleged 10 have been paid. Constable 1ddy went to the howe of the Willemanns and " proceeded to take possession of the chuttels without saying who he was or eve Mrs, Willemanns natur- number of witnesses producing a paper, ally objected, and’ ¢ testify that the constable twisted the wo man’s arm antil she strieked with pain, and he then struck her a_terrific blow in the breast that almost knocked her down, At the time she held a sucklig infant in one of her arms, Mrs. Willemanns called out for her daughter to run after a volicoman 1o bro tect her when Eddy threw oack his coat and showed his star, this being the first Intitha tion, it is said, he had given of his being an oficer. Eddy was arrested and the case is to be given a_thorough ventilation before Judge Berka Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willemanns are both German and speak English with difficu A Comn ense Remedy. In the matter of curatives what you want is something that will do its work while you continue to do yours—a remedy that will give you no inconvenience nor interfere with your business, Such a remedy is ALLCOCK'S Po ntovs Prasters, These plaste e purely able and absotutely harmless, They re- quire no change of diet and are not effected by wet or cold. Their action does not inter- fere with labor or business; you can toil and yet be cured while hard at work, They are 80 pure that the youngest, the oldest, the most delicate person of cither sex can use them with great benefit. A JOB FOR s');ll-;ll(lll\'. Mr. James Says That is the Design of a Teachers' School. Mr. James, the superintendent of schools, does not favor the move of the board of edu- cation, proposed at Tuesday night's meeting, of establishing a teachers’ training school in connection with the High school. He con- siders it a needless and extra expense to the city of at least $2,000 a year. The results, lie thinks, uld hardly be termed benefic He holds it better for Omaha to let the state educate the teachers as it is now doing. There is o normal school at_Peruprovided vege specially for the training of teachers. Ho says, further, that there are two theor prevalent among the people concerning the conducting of schools that diametrically opposite. _ One is that the public = schools are for the best in- terests of the pup that the money con- tributed for the purposes of education should bo applied with discretion, The other theory of many people is that the schools are run for charitable yirposes, so that certain poor or unfortunate c can have a job. This latter theo ¥ is ridiculous, but the actions and reasoning of many persons show that the absurd notion actually exists. The ‘saperintendent expressed the that it is this second charitable theory influences some of the supporters of proposed innovation, and that the greatest argument in its support will be that it will give somebody a job. Fisher Printing CO 1011 Farnam st., telephone 1264, blank book makers, ete. Guests at the Central Station. John Kearney, late of Chicago, arrived in Omaha Tuesday over the Burlington. The price of a ticket being very exorbitant John chiose the more economical method of making the journey in.a box car. The first duties here were to sample the spirits on draught in the saloons, but before Mr. Kearney had quite made the rounds he was prostrated by something very similar to vertigo, and a mem- ber of the metropolitan police kindly es- corted him to the central station, where he received the treatment he needed. When he went to settle he was charged just £4, this being all the money he had with, him al- though he assured Judge Berka that he had when he arrive The usual chargeis 5, but Mr. Kearney being here with a view to locating, the rates were made according to his means. George Addison was found making his bed on the tles of the B. & M. track, and was transfered to a less exposed place at the central station. Jack Hawkins, who recently finished serv- inga term for stealing, accidentally ex- changed coats with Mr. McGilly, a waiter in It the Philadelphia chop_house, last night. was very dark at the time, hence the m take. Jack's coat was very ragged while that of McGilly's was almost new. Mr. Me- Gilly reported the accident to the police, and they hunted Jack up and gave him a chance to correct the error. For a disordered liver try Boocham’s Pills The Council Responsible. Councilmen Lee, Chaffee and Bedford were seen yesterday morning, and said with reference to the amendment of the charter on the subject of crecting public buildings that it simply gave the council the power to select a competent superintendent for the erection of the city hall. The council was to be responsible for the structure, and it was but just that it should have the right to sclect the superintendent. The council was certainly ns competent as the board of public works was, and consisted almost to a man of members who were disposed 0 push the work as rapidly as possible, e SN Had a bilious attack and one of those indescribable cases of constant weari- nes: Took quinine and other remedies without relief. Took Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonie; am strong and well. Asa Thompson, Logan, Ohio. Goodn Drug Co. ce Singers. Despite the various other attractions last nighr, the First Congregational church was nearly filled with appreciative listeners to the colored jubilee singers from Fisk uni vertity, There were nine persons taking part, eight singers and a pianiste. The pro- gramme consisted chiefly of slave or ‘'spirit- ual” songs, and were well adapted for a church entertaiument. They also displuyed toa good advantage the natural powers of the singers. The participants all had melo- dious voices, though not highl; A number of the selections were encored, ‘Mr. J. N. Caldwell's bass solo, ‘‘Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep,” rm‘vi\'nm a second encore. ‘The entertainment was for the it of the orgau fund, health and _ sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, Price 50 cents, Nasal In- jector free. Ior sale by Goodman Drug Co. arrh cured, —— Express Rates. The express companies expect to be noti- fied before the end of this week that all troubles regarding rates have been fixed up, They say that whatever is agreed upon this time will be permanent. The imstructions will be sent from one point simultancously to all parts of the country. ‘This precaution is beiug taken to | Nt anyone getting an undue advantag aving the information two or three day by MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT Thus the * Mustang” conquers pain, Makes MAN or BEAST well again! L POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, l'l‘(ln{lll and wholesom More economical than the ordinary Kinds, annot be sold in competition with the multitudes of low cost, shortweight alum or phosphate powders. Sold A marvel of purity. only in cans, Hoyal Daking Powder o, 128 Wallstreet, New York Swikt's SPECIFIO cured me of malignant Blood Poison after 1 hud been treated in vain o-called rens . 8. not onl reifove dies of Mercury and ired the Blood Poi- matism which was 30. BOVELL, 172 34 Avenue, N V. Scroful adeveloped on iy daugh ter—sivelling 1 lump son herneck, We gave her SWirr's and the resuit was wonderful and the A, DEARMOND,Cleveland SCTRIC 1S entire e onlyremady which D rofula, Blood Humors, Cane Hiood' Polson. Snd blood and s mailed free. § Drawer 1FIC, rem: ‘manently rand Con books on lanta, Ga GOLD MEDAT, PARIS, 1878, BAKER’'S Breakiast Cocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the excess of Oil has been removed. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrow- root or Sugar, and is therefore far imore cconomical, costing less than one cent @ cup, 1t is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily di- and admirably adapted for ine valids as well s for persons in health. Sold by Grocers ¢ rocers everywhere. W BA;(HR & €0, Dm‘chss e, Mass1 EXTRACT of MEAT. Finestand Cheapest Meat Flavour; Made Dishes ble tonic.” Annua epuine only with fac-simile ot Justus von Liebig ) biue aeross labol. torekeepors, Giooeruang Drusulsts, 5 DE ME London Hoid by Richardson Irog Con ind Bake,Bruce & Co NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! Louisiana State Lottery Company. Tncorporated by the legislature fn 1808, for Educatlonal and Charitable purposes, and its franchise ma le o part of the present on- stitution, in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take p! Anmaily June and Hecumbes) and dts GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWIN place in each of the other ten months of the year, and are all arawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, La FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, For Integrity of its Drawings, and Prompt Payment of ATTESTED AS FOLL Wo do hiereby certify that w 11 thi: Monthly and Semi-An he Louls State Lottery on manage and control yrawings themselves, and that the same nducted with honesty, tajrness, and in d faith toward all parties, and wo afithe tho company to use this cortificate, with similes of oila signatures attuch Seml- superviset- nual Drawings of ‘ompany, and in | fuc COMMISSIONERS. We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, will ay ull Prizes drawn in The Louimana State Lotteries which may be presented at our coun- te) R. M, WALMSLEY, Pres. Louislana Nat. Bank. RE LANAUX, Pres. State Nat'l Bank, ALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat'l Bank. CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National lank, GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, At the Acazdemy of Musie, New Or- leans, Tuesday, March 12, 1880, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets a% Twenty Dollars each. Halves, $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, $2; Twen- tioths, $1. 100,000 8. 00 15 0,000 0,000 100,000 untinz to. drawingiziesi’e Capitn Y ¥ Tull wddres Rend PO; h New York xeliungs in o EXPross (AL OUr eXpunse) i Or M. A DAUPHIN, Washing Address Rezistered Letters to NEW ORLEANS TICNAL 1A New Or ess Money Or dinryTorter. Curione MADAUPIIN Rew Orli D0 ¢ iglost couri WOODY WO 8 i Wl i i T Ty TR v by DOCTL A G KIDNEY sl 1in soven da 2.0 0¢ by mudl fi uin M WNLYL Bulldinset L Ty I‘EEHLESa fl{ 3 WEDNESDAY, MARCH COLLARS AND CUFFS, 6. 1889, Hundreds of our customers will remember the wonderful sale of collars we had last fall when we never seen before sold those splendid 2100 Linen O -nor since. Collars at ¢he a dozen. That was something These collars gave such satisfaction that we have been try- ing ever since to get them at a figure which wonld enable us to sell them all the year around for that price succeeded ln getting of linen, but new shape. however, lot of pure Linen Cuffs dozen. guarantee it to be of better quality than is found in , but the We manufacturers would not furnish them regular. another lot —this time only turn-down —of the same quality shall offer them at a special sale on Monday morning We have, At 65¢ Per Dozen. These collars are WARRANTED 2100 LINEN, and of as good a quality as is sold b other houses for 20c or 25c apiece. In connection with this extraordinary collar sale we will offer Monday morning a Llrgo 1fs ny in two of the very latest shapes, at 65¢ psr half dozen or $1.25 The linen in this cufl is not of quite as fine a grade as that in the collars, per but we ally sold at 25¢ a pair. In order to supply as many of our patrons as possible we ~h Ul sell only one dozen collars and cuffs to each customer. < W shirts at. 65¢, also invite attention to our laundried and unlaundried shirts. department to give more value for less money than any house in the United States. ask the ladie selling at 30c, 50c and 70¢, with any shirts sold by other hot money, and they will find them in quality and make e jual in every respect. 90c and $1.25 are fully as good as those others are selling our three of to compare qualities unlaundrie We claim in this We which we are 1 shirts, s for almost double the The laundried at 81, $1.50 and §2. PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE ONLY. Nebraska Glothing Gompany Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. I'A Sure Cur —OR~— O PATX. ' 20to 60 DAYS, This is u dis > which has heretofore Baflled all Medical Science. We havea Remedy, unknown to anyone in the World outside of our {ompuuy, and one that has 1] Ten days in 10 cure the most abstinute ¢ does the worl P seated cuses that we solicit, W 1 hundreds who have been ab ns, and pronounced incur; the world to bring us a re in less than sixty days have q by and wo that we DE oss. Our CoMINg to on a clean sw. good nterest you. ARE DANGEROUS and many times will prove to Youa great Yo should not delay store. W D of our entire stock of winte and will name you prices that will | Sin i e the history ot jcine a true specific | | for Syphilis has ‘been sought for but never | found until our AGIC REMEDY, od, and wo are Justified in saying medy m the World that will pos- use the latest Medical Works, t known itic e LAYS was discovy it 18 the only | itively cure, bec by the b mlfih i med hysic Tridd en fora day are makin, should coue 1o us now and . 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HAWLEY, Civil Enginar, CABPER, WY, 0F © UMAHA, NEBKASKA