Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Mrs. Strethaus and James Dukes are both under arrest on a charge of allow- ing vicious dogs to run at large. Judge Shea is a member of the exam- ining committee of St. Francis academy at Council Bluffs, The examinations occupy three days. The Saratogn Lyceum association gives an entertainment this evening at the lyceum building for the benefit of the Johnstown suffarers. The board of health called a meeting yesterday afternoon, but no guorum eing present, the meeting was ad- journed until 8 p. m. to-da, The asphalt company is repairing the damage done to the paving on Farnam gtreet by a waterpipe bursting two months ago and flooding that thorough- fare. 1t was discovered yesterday that the Estabrook block, corner of Sixteenth and Chicago streets, had been assessed at only $1,600. Commissioner Mount at once filed a complaint. Major Balcombe, of the board of pub- lic works, estimates the damage done to aving during Friday night’s stormn at 1,000 or more. He hasa force of men now at work repairing the break on Farnam stroet near Thirty-first. ‘ Miss Abbie C. Casey, aged thirty- one, died at her home at 1622 South Tenth street, yesterday. The remains will be interred at St. Mary’s cemetery this morning. Services will be held at St. Philomena’s church at 9 o’clock. F. W. Melcher, president of the Omaha Panorama company, has gone east to examine a_new painting to ex- change for the Battle of Gettysburg, now on exhibition at the corner of Eighteenth street and St. Mary’s avenue. The Pennsylvania association met yesterday afternoon at the board of trade rooms. Reports were received showing that #404 has been reccived by the association for the benefit of the Conemaugh sufferers. The good work will be continued. The wife of Mr. Con Norris, a well- known Union Pacific engineer, died at her home, 1411 South Thirteenth street, yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held at St. Philomena cathedral at 9 o’clock to-morrow morning. The remains will be interred in the Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Pedestrians passing the southwest corner of Fourteenth street and Capitol avenue are in danger of bricks, which are continually falling from the new building now being erected there. A very small sign is the only premonition of danger. -The street is blocked with material more than half way across. Complaint was filed before Judge Berka yesterday by Alston B. Wood- dard, charging his wife Sarah with un- lawful cohabitation and adultery with one Ed Walburn. Walburn and the woman were arrested and lodged in jail. The county attorney not being present to prosecute, the case was con- tinued, and the parties remanded to jal, Personal Paragraphs. Max Meyer has returned from the east. H. E. ierr, of Wahoo, 18 at the Arcade. E. Froher, Harlan, Ia., is at the Murray. E. C. Gibbs, of Villisca, 15 at the Paxton. A. P. Brink, of Cedur Rapids, is at the Paxton. E. J. Steltz, of Milford, N. J., Paxton, Russell Watts, of North Platte, 1s at the Paxton. 'W. C. Holden, of Kearnoy, Arcade. = Allan P. Ross, of Scribuer, Neb., Arcade. George P. Herzinger, of Stratton, is at the Arcade. E. K. Valentine, of West Point, is at the “Millard. George E. Pennell, of Atlantic, the Paxton. D. C. Way and S. A, Pratt, of Ord, Neb., are at the Arcade. Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Moorman, nati, are at the Murray. Mr. W. Alexander and wife, of Sturgis, Dak., are at the Murray. J. B. Barnes, of Norfolk, Lee Love, of York, are at the Millard. Mrs. M. J. Cole, of Mount visiting friends iu the city. Charles T. Dickinson and W, M, Nesbitt, of Tekamah, are at the Millard, 0. A, Farley and wife, and A. Lundvall and wife, of Oakland, Neb., are at the Mil- lard, Mrs. W. 9. Rector, Miss Mionie Hawks and Mrs, Syence, of Nebraska City, are at the Murray. R. H. Rowe and daughter have returned to their home at Kearney, The latter is one of the latest graduates of Brownell hall, George C. Kiad, R. C. Dinsedow, F. J, Homeyer, J. B. Mcllreevy and N. C. Barnes, of Nebraska City, are registere the Mil- lacd. W. F. Stone, of Sutton, Neb., B. F\. Mar- shall. jr., of York, M. Mullen, of O'Neill, W, A, Spencer, of Pierce, Neb., ‘are at the Ar- cade. R. J. Cole, of York, Neb., F. M. Hayes, of Osceola, Neb,, T. J, Baird, of Geneva, J. A, Finch, of Lincoln, and Jim R. Best, of Lin- coln, are registered at the Arcade. J. G, Green and Alex Scott, of Stroms- burg, Neb.; D. B. W. Jones, E. N, Carter, J. L. Trenery, J. L. Bentley, of Pawnee, Neb., are registered at the Millard. C. I Catlin left for Chicago last evening via the Burlington on business connected with the new natatorium soon to be opened on Howard streer, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Mrs, Catlin will return ‘Wwith him on Satu i is at the Neb,, is at the is at the Ta, is at of Cicin- Ploasant, la., is Fred Nyo and Frank Johnson are organiz- inga company to stock the Republican for $150,000. Mr, Johrson suid that it had boen thoir intention rmm the start to put the concern into the ha stock company, The Dogs Not Tagged, Notwithstanding the immense amount flf complaining that has ‘been indulged in against the shotgun mothod of exterminat- ing dogs, only 1,740 tags have been taken out. More thun 2,000 tags were taken out lust year and it 15 known that thero aro more dogs in town now _than there were at thet vime, A Swarthy Swindler, An Italian named Garzina swindled seven of his countrymen out of §10each at the Union Paciic. He promised them work and made them deposit the amount mentioned as a forfeit to securo him against loss, He rop- resonted to them that he was s contractor and wanted men out west, After obtaining the “honus” he disappeared and has not been seen since, Corporal Tanner, Arrangements have been made for Corpo- * yal Tanner to speak at Council Bluffs and in Omaha when he comes west, the latter part of this month, He will probably make bis avpearance iu the former city on the even- ing of July 1, and in this city on tho next day at the hall of Phil Sheridan post, G. A. R. The comrades of the post are overjoyed 10 welcome him and were assured today that be would be with them. ce. Jawes L. Drinen, Pt. D. A, Kussell Virginia M. M. i, Owmah Jawes J. abe, Omaha,. ., Anna 85, McCarthy, Omeha. § Gearge Wittmoch, Omaha 1 Celin P'oters, Omiha, . ik‘” Carlson, Irvingto nua Hausen, levings, ‘Juuuh Tlake, Omaha ‘Uaroline Kuulman, Qwabs, SCOTTISH RITE MASONRY. Work of Exemplification in Progress in this Oity, Tho Omaha Scottish Rite bodies of the jurisdiction of the United States of America, their territories and dependencies, are hold- ing a two-day’'s session in Metropolitan hall, corner of Fourteenth and Dodge, for the instruction of the breth- ren and tho exemplification of the work. During this time the bodies will re- ceive their charters and elect new officers for the ensuing year. Theso Omaha bodies have a menibership of about two hundred. The four lodges were institutea July 18, 1888, and the membership hm- been incroasie very rapidly. . Frambos, 38, of Michigan, with fali paraphernalia from the Columbus, C sttish Rite temple, is in attendance and assisting in the work. There aro some persons who indulge in slurs upon these logitimate degrees of Scot- tish Rite Masonry in the United States. These differcnces in Scottish Rite Masonr, are o matter in which no one is interested excopt the bodies thomselves. There are threc jurisdictions of these higher degrees in this country, called respectivel the Jurisdiction of the United States of Ame ica, their Territories and Dependencies: the Notthern Jurisdiction, and the Southern Jurisdiction. Of these three the first is claimed by the members to be the only one which can prove its legitimate origin and continuance. A prominent member of that body, which is commoniy called the Cerneau Rite, said to-day: *“We are ready and wiil- ing to meet anyone on the legitimacy of our bodies in an’ honest, scholarly and gen. tiemanly manner, aud not otherwise, and if the members of the so-called southern jur diction can furnish us evideuce of our being in error, we would willing steps and join their body." The sovereign grand commander of this gxrhuicuon Judge John J. Gorman, 33° of ew York city, has just been elected grand secretary of the grand lodge of New York. ‘Work in the degrees will be completed noon to-day and the afternoon will be a voted to the election and installation of of- ficers. The session will conclude with a grand banquet at the Millard this evening at p. m. e, Grand Custodians’ Lodge. R. W. Brother Lee P. Gillette will hold a grand custodians’ lodge at Freemasons’ hall, in this city, beginning at 9 a. m., Monday, June 17, 1889, and continuing threa days. The grand lodge will open at 4 p. m, Wednesday, June 19, 1889, at the same place. Each one who attends should purchase a ticket to Omaha and take the railroad agent's receipt for the price thereof; if one hundred attend Grand Secretary Bowen will certify on the receipt that ho is entitled to a return ticket at the reduced rate. , Reduced hotel rates can be obtained by those in attendance at grand lodge if they 80 mform the hotel cierks on arrival. Reports of action on the proposed amend ment to the constitution have not reached 9, 1 5, 21 'um' St 11, b4, 125, 125, 120, | 144, 145, 146, 130, T, The subscribers to the stock of the Ne- braska Masonic howe will hold an adjourned meeting at Freemasons' hail, Owaha, at 4 p. n,, Monday, June 17, 1880, The Nebraska Veteran Freemasors will hold their semi-annuai meeting at Fre musons’ hall, Omaha, on Tuesday, June 1889, at 4 p. m., and will take dinner at 6 p. m., in Veteran Brother George W. Livinger's art gallery. Taxidermist,catal’g’e,815 N 16th ,Omuhu The Omaha Firemen, The veteran firemen, fifty strong, left for Council Blufts at 9 a. m. Each -wore the handsome badge of the association, and the company was headed by the U. P, band. The members fell iun line'at Fourteenth and Dav- enport, and marched to Twelfth and Dodge, ‘Wwhere they boarded four motor cars gaily &« “irated with colors in honor of the tourna- ment »A, J. @Mmpson acted as chief and M. Goldsmithas ant. About an houl efore the departure, Captain Crolly, with No. 4 hose company, and Captain Burdick, witn the big extension ladders, manned by ten firemen and drawn by four horses, left for the Blufts. D, P, Beard, the fire revorter, accompanied them. Chief Gal- ligan was in'command. The Ch 0 Pompier corps, under the command of Captain O’Malley, will give an exhibition of climbing to the top of a five- story building in this city on Friday, The hour wiil be announced later. The same day Andreen’s new patent shut- ter, which way be opened or closed by a stream of water, 11 be publicly tested. Pimples, blotches and eruptions on the skin evidence the fact that the blood is in bad shape, and these symptoms show that nature is trying to throw off the impurities, in which effort she should be ass reliable vegetable blood remedy, as is Swifv's Specific. Bob Neil's Statement. Robert Neil, of Seventeenth and Vinton, concerniug whom certain statements were published in Tue Bee of Friday, says that the article in question is false n every parti- cular, and a piece of spite work on _the part of Detective Emory, who furnished the in- formation, He simply got temporarily em- barrassed, he says, mortgaged some horses, disposed of them, and left the city for a few days, to return again and square up. He has lived in Omaha five years, is not at the head of a gang of horse thieves, did not leave his wife in destitute circumstance, as can be verificdupon application to John Bdwards, John Linderholm .and John Schminke, the three men whom he is supposed to have swindled. For a disordered liver try Beecham’s Pills, Father Tighe's Lecture. The Rev. Father Tighe, of Newark, N, J., delivered an able and interesting lecture at the hall of St. Philomena's parish school last evening. The theme was “‘Some Phases of Irish History,” and was handled in a man ner which sho d an intimate knowledgo of the subject matter, The hall was filled witn an appreciativo audicnee. The proceeds of lecture are to be devoted te St Philo- s church. Save Your Hair Y a timely use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. ‘Chis preparation has no equal as a dressing. It keeps the scalp clean, cool, and healthy, and preserves the color, fullness, and beauty of the hair. “1 was rapidly becoming hald and ray ; but after using two or threo ottles of Ayer's Hair Vigor my hair grow thick and glossy and the original Color was restored,”—Melvin Aldrich, Canaan Centre, N, H, * Sowe time n 0 I lost all my hair in consequence measles. Alter due Walting, no new gtowth appeared, T thon used Ayer's Hair Vigor and wy Lair grew Thick and Strong. It has apparently come to stay. ’I‘ha Vigor is evidently a great aid to nature.” 2055 Williaws, Foresvillo, Texas. “I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for the past four or five years and find it & most antisfactory dréssing for the hair, Itis all I could desire, being harmless, eausing the hair to retain Wie Satiral color, and requiring but a small quantity t rumlu the hair casy to arrange.’’— M. A. Bailey, 9 Claxles street, lId\ erbill, Mass, “I have been using Ayer's Hair Vigor for several y , and believe that uf caused 1y h to reiain its natural poloy L. Kuli; Dealer in L\u-nln. k» ., Bishopville, Md, Ayers Hair Vigor, PREFAKSD BY Or. J. C. Ayer & Go., Lowell, Mass, Hold by Livspiniacad Porfumers, retrace our, THE OMAHA DAILY BEH: THURSDAY, JUNE 13 1829 KITCHEN ECONOMY. Orrroran, Tests oF BAkING PowbpEers,, SnowiNe COMPARATIVE STRE NGTH AND WINCH 18 Most ECONOMICAL. The below tabulated statement is an extemct from pub- lic tests of baking powders, made to ascertain their relative value in practical use in baking. The powder containing the largest amount of available leavening gas (excluding the alum and phosphate powders) not only produces the finest, most delicious, and wholesome food, but is the most economical in use. United States Government Chemist, Professor Edward G. Love, found the comparative strength of the powders named as follows : NaMe. Patapsco (Alum Powder). Horsfords (Fresh)........ Horsford’s (Not Fresh).. .. Oubio in. Gas per. oz. Powder, Charm (Alum).cceiieviiiecaecsessscecess . 1169 Cleveland’s. ssinasisssvesstosiovint evie oot s1109 SO BORM (¢ s v ve i rdit o ien e G v el 01D, DPPICBIRL v hawviiess ‘I have tested the Royal composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. Baking Powder and find it It is a cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances. E. G. Lovg, Ph. D.” “The Royal Baking Powder is the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. H. A. Mort, Ph. D.”’ U. S. Government Chemist. “The Royal Baking Powder is purest in quality and highest in strength of any baking powder of which I have knowledge. ‘War. McMurtig, Ph. D.” Late Chemist-in-Chief, U. S. Agricultural Department at Washington. The Gentlemen's Belt with Electrie Suspensory, Have {IT WILL CURE YOU s, Earatysin Newrateln, Sclation, Discases of Kidugys, | Eminafond, Antimi, Hoart Disease Dytpepein. pptency, Catarch, I'll(--. Epllepsys Durily Ajgucs Dinb eIt in Junt Riecteteity natantly vt § \Wiore tamily'oin wear i ¢ leciritica tho bldod TESTIMONIALS 2 0; A, Grogor unumlnnun Miin e N. Murra: postoffice} . Butfalo, N. By nocvéa it comiGriable bioep ALniEhE; 1and, . S # Robt. ¥ 0,000 curel. 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YOUNG MEN Suffering from the efleets of youthful f cretions, or are troublgd with Weaki SIShIRRR Chatr? Wamary. Dosponde Soctoty: Kidney Troubles br”any diseasd of th to-Urinary Orgi ore find a safe and Cure. Chiaryes redsoablo, especially 10 the p MIDDLE-AGED MEN Miyere wre muny trasblod with (o frequent ovicus tons f tho biudior, dfien uo lod by o "1“'”" ke mpin s L Topy s i purticlon of wibe o of & thin, milkish e, mgatn Changink 104 dark or torpid appoarinse There are many men who die of this diticalty, lgaor: “which 18 the second stage of semi- DR. SPINNEY & Co. Main and 12th St. ,Kansas City, Mo, S Mention this paper. PENNYHOYAL W. succosstully used woithly Ladies. Ar Effectualand Pleasant ¥ 81 perbox by, Poali or at druggists. Sealed {culars £ postage stamps. Addross Tus Lurssa Coemical Oo, Derviorr, mcu For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Company, Omaha, WANTED weckly representative, male female, in every community. Goods stuple: household hecessity; sell at sight; no pu«f(lhu alary pald proniptly, and expenses wdvanced. Fuli particulurs and Valuable sample case puEX. We lileal) JUot what wo aay | 4ddriss at once, SLANDARD BILVER WARE CO,, Lios ton, Mass, A MONSTER SALE OF SUMMER GOODS, ‘We commence today the most stupendous sale of thin Coats and Vests, advertised last week that we have closed out the entire stock of a We manufacturer of summer goods at figures that will enable us to sell them this season AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. are here, and we are ready to make good what we promised. The warm weather is here and the goods The goods are on our counters on the second floor; we are sorry we can’t keep them on the ground floor, but there is not room enough for them there, as they will fill nearly one- half of the entire floor. takesyou up, Still you need not climb any stairs, as the elevator We have thin Coats and Vests enough to supply every man in Omaha, and we ought to sell every Coat and Vest there is sold in Every man, who values money~-and who Omaha this season, does not--ought to buy his summer outfit of us. nowhere. ‘We will give you some of the prices, but that doss not tell much, Competition is THE GOODS TELL THE STORY, and only by an inspection of the goods can a correct idea be formed of the wonderful values we are offering in this sale. Thousands of Flannel and Seersucker Coats and Vests. in very neat and tasty patterns, at 70c, for which other dealers ask $1.50. Very flne Flannel Coats and Vests, in handsome plain shades, at 95c. handsomer coat and vest is shown elsewhere for $2, No Elegant Mohair Coats and V sts in all the new shades; excellent goods, sty- lish cut and all well made, at One lot of extra fine ALL WOOL Flannel Coats and Vests, Don’t make a mistake, this is one of the finest flannels some colors, at §2.75. The regular price for these is everywhere $4. solid and hand- made and STRICTLY ALL WOOL. Other houses are offering a cotton mixed flannel for that price. We have no sample pieces of these goods and cannot send any For this sale all mail orders must be accompanied by cash, ehraska Clothing Company Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. O. D. FIREMEN athome and those attending the Tourna-| ment, at Council Blufls, are invited to in asamplo line of underwear now on tion at our store, These zopds are ly adapted for firemens’ of your notice. AMERIGAN EXPRESS com fomabs P ASAR PRRATTN Shipments from Europe cin bo mudo direct by this Gompany toallinland Ports of ¥intry i the United SLates, 1186 10 Canady, und Moxico, with oF withaut Payment of duticsat ork. of any responsible company. TOM HOUSE BROK- Rates ns low ns th at 15000 places in shipments for United if irom Intorlor polnts nted by Biil of Tading Rt Agencies tatos can bo should be consig parties ete. The o park 1t stunced contalns W uerbs Of Huibers th | g o DREXEL & MAUL Buccessors 1o Joho C. Jazobs) Undertakers andEmbalmers | At theoldstand 107 Farnawm St Orders by telegraph solicited and prox aptly atrended, elephone to No. 22, P ents wante: New Utensl). Sells slgnt Exclusive territory, Big profils. Saliry ‘und hen, Hows Con 40 Hapover 5ty Boston, | Hgalih is Wealth!| ommemsn 2SUhalCal L. C. WiST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT. =, 8 guaranteed gpectic for Hy Diz; hess, " Convalsions, “Fits, o Headache, Nervous Prostra aso of aleohol or tobacco, Wakofulne: Depression, Softeniug of the Brain, esuiting {n Insanity and leading to miscry, decay and death. Premature Old Age, Barrennets, Loss of Power In either sex, Tuvolintary Losses and Spermat- orhen caused by over-exertion of the brain,self. abuse or overindulgence. Each box contains cne month's treatment. #1.00 a box, of 8ix boxes for #5.00,s8nt by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With oach order received by us for six boxes, accompnnied with .00, we will gend the purchascr our written gUATANLSs to re- fund the money if tie trautment does not eifect 8 cure. Guarantoss issucd only by, Gooduan Drug Co., Druggists, Sole Agums, 10 Farnam street. Orhiaba Neb. 5 Tho Inrgori; TasterTwd finest in tho world mimodations unexcelled L ToUIs on ¥ Lottors of Credit ¢ Nowest curront ruies. ts or to . Mooites, Jes.Nn Maryland Club Pure 0ld Rye Whiskey. perb brand has jon the market ek ehtInd 2o Tho pmm- o1 in Cahn, Delt & Co. ve. 1889) we hall instan firan: ih any part.of tho Un 5, o Uttty of iy eriugement of this trade mark. cA H BELT & CO., 'nl.ryl-ua "olab ™ 01d Tye Whiskey, u‘rmul(z MDD, enfly Trprored wiT aringiig o 95“} ’[,,"d Shtels s fim.pnunx e %5 and shorten 'uzunlh(lulhnvmlxhl i et adpted wiuslle el (0"rough cduntry ‘o fing A ves " Will kive 30 Bg: R lahctian. -(”AYNE{E@- | +BOSTON F1ASS Kl DN EYA}“A\I .::ll”\:rt_]l;u y n“\f:.t. yeu Liee of the e A | of mm,,. B pheczron] N.W.Cor, 13TH& llnm 818,, oMANA, NEB. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIG aad SURGIGAL DISEASES BIRACES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSEB. Begt Facilitios, Apparatysand Remodiesforusoesstul Treatment of every form of D'seasd Faquiring. ME| LOICAL TREATI ENT. NINEY ONiS FO PATIENTS. 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