Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: :SATURDAY, ‘AUGUST 10, 1889, THE CITY. J{even“o collections yesterday, £5,- Bridget Donahue wante Peter Turkel- ;on urrested for beating and kicking er. The corner-stone of Zion Baptist church (col ornd) Rev. T. H. Ewing, pastor, will be laid at 8 p. m. Monday next. G. H. Christ, of Republican City, is appointed to the McCook & Denver run of the railway mail service, vice W. C. Ashwell, resigned. W. W. Bittner, who has been wanted here for some time on the charge of ob- taining $150 from Mrs. Turgeon, has voluntarily surrendered himself. The funeral of J. J. Corrigan will take place this morning at 8 o'clock, from Twelfth und Caes streets. Burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Joseph D. Tler and wife have conveyed to Dr. McMenamy their undivided one- half interest in the Cozzens hotel prop- erty, and the deed has been placed on record. Bettie Adams, a colored working girl of twenty years, died at 1109 Davenport strect, where she has _been employed. Bhe will be buried at Forest Lawn at 10 o’clock to-day. A party of twenty-four delegates from California to the high court of the Ancient Order of Foresters, which is to moet in Minneapolis, passed through the city yesterday. A. S. Potter, representing the cred- itors, commenced yesterday making an examination of the books of the Bank of Omaha. He is doing his work in the equity court chamber. Dan Lawrence, the thief who sold a lot of his amployer 's cattle in Omaha and then gkipped with the money, has been seen at St. Joseph, and the officers are hard after him. The Omaha Turn-verein will give a znuui gymnuastic exhibition and ball at orman a hall this evening, for the benefit of the prize class which goes to the Fremont tournament on August 16. C. W. Woodard, of Oberlin, who has ‘been on the Repuhl(cnn City and Ober- lin run in the railway mail service, will exchange with Mr. J. M. Butters, who has had the St. Joe and Colorado Springs run. Elmer D. Frank, clerk of the United States circuit court, returned yesterday from West Point, where he has been to carry out the order of the court, pro- viding for the sale of the property of the West Point Manufacturing com- g)an_y to satisfy a judgment against hem. Mr, Frank sold a paper mill, rluning mill, grist mill, and 650 wwn ots, the sale realizing MS 000. For some . time past Plumbing In- spector Duncan has suspected that Crane Bros., wholesale gas and steam fitters and manufacturers of plumbing sup- lies, were doing a retail plumbing usiness, but he could not fasten the charge on them until yesterday, when it was proved that they have becn doing large jobs of plumbing without having taken out a license, as required by law. The firm will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. R Personal Paragraphs. ‘W. B. Tanins, of Ashland,is at the Barker. J. M. Strahern, of Malvern, Neb., is at the Arcade. ‘William M, Weil, of New York, is at the Murray. F. T. Ransom, of Nebraska City, is a Pax- ton guest. Henry D. Manson, of Burlington, In., at the Paxton. L. M. Combs and wife are at the Paxton, from Detroit, Mich. D. T. Whitlock and wife, of New York, wro at the Millard, J. E. Smith, of Beatrice, was a visitor in the oity yesterday. R. R. Rathburn, of Lincoln, was at the Arcade last night. Fremout Boyle, hailing from Kan,, is at the Arcade. George B, Salladin and wife, Milford, are registered at the Paxton, Ritchie Simpson, ot Dell Rapids, S. D., is rogistered at the Millard. At the Murray, from Chicago, are F.E. Kennedy, wife and child. George F. Ingram arrived in the city last evening from Deadwood, Dak. Mrs, Schrage and Miss Primrose, of Fre- mont, were in the city shopping yesterday. Among the state guests at the Arcade ye: terday were Mrs. Judge Wall and Mi Bingham, President G, F. Swift and Treasurer Louis F. Swift of.the vacking house of Swift & Co. wre here from Chicago. C. C. Valentine, reporter in Judge Wake- ley's branch of the district court, will leave to-day for Massachusetts, on his summer va- cation. As Val has never been further east than Chicago or Cincinnati, his friends say that he expects to keep his mouth open and ®ars shut. Judge C. H. Breck, of Richmond, Ky., is ‘wisiting his sons in this city. The gentleman is & prominent attorney in hus state and is wisiting the city with a view to locating here, Ho is a cousin of General Breck, of the De- partment of the Platte, Mothers, Read. The proprietors of SANTA ABIE have authorized the Goodman Drug Co. to refund Fous money if, after giving this California ing of cough'cures o fair trial s directed, 1 fails to give satistaction for the oure of eoughs, croup, whooping cough and all thront and 1uig troublos. Whon tho disease affocts the head and assumes the form of catarrh, mothing is so effective as CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE. These preparations ‘without equals us household remedics. at$l a package. Three for §2,50. i skl Marriage Licenses. Marriage licouses were issued yesterday to the following partics: Nawe and residence. { Ernest L, Websier, Irvington, Neb Annie M. Ryan, Douglas county, {Jonpn M. Lazeva, Omahs. Barbara Weinfurtner, Omaha. Bohumil Pusik, Omaha, Mary Schwam, Omaha e Cushman's Menthol Inhaler, cures catarrh, hoadache, neuralgia, ulhmli) hay Fever, Trial free at your druggist. Price 50 cents, R —— ‘Wounded an Infant. ‘While some boys on South Fourteenth street, near Leavenworth, were throwing ploces of iron at pigeons, one of the missiles struck an infant child of Constable H. B, Clark, while Mrs. Clark was helding the hnb! i her arms, The sharp piece of iron @ a cut about an inch and a half long, and stuuped the child, Blood flowed pro- fusely from the wound and it was feared for 8 time that the baby had received u fatal - ury. A physician was called, the flow of 100d was stopped and the baby was pro- nounced out of dunger. is Tribune, are Sold For a Printer. One of the best newspaper and nb office plants in Nebraska can be h a bargain, if taken at once. Addrau “F 62, care Bee office, —— Sewer Ice. ‘The statement that the Millard hotel was being supplied with sewage impregnated ico isjdenied by the firm which furnishes that botel with ice. The denial has been made satisfactory to the proprietors, Messrs. Mar- kel & Swobe, who have been codvinced that they are now recelving only pure ice, T ng:”wummllud by & mval ice m authority for the same was the fa that, some time since, the Millard house ice furnishers were supplying that hotel wlm river ice for ulmnwr purposes. It s now asserted that the house is bclnu fur- nisked river ice 1o B0 purposes whatever, ‘not real merit. TRUOCK 1T AT LAST. The White aead Works Bringing the Trust to Its Feet. A rumor that eastern capitalists have been trying to get hold of the Omaha White Lead works and taki om jnto the trust is veri- fied by Mr, Henry W. Yates, but he says that Levi Carter, who is nearly sole owner of the concern, will not sell for less than $1,000,000. Since the trust was organized it secems that these works have become more prosperous and have a brighter fature than they ever had. A new process in which the company has & patent for manufacturing the Jead and which 18 said tobe much better than the old, is being used and dealers are buying its vmduul in preference to the other manu. factures. This is the reason the trust de. sires, it is said, to crush the concern out of existence. The works are being enlarged and their capaoity incrensed trom 2,000 to 5,000 tons a ear, Uptothe present time they have not con remunerative, and the company claims to have sunk £15),000 in themn. But fortune has at last "hunged and the pros- pects now are very bright. Mr, Yates sold most of his stock six months ugo, for which he1s sorry, but still retains enough 1o make him a director and the treasurer of the company. ————— Our readers have doubtless often no- ticed that Hood's Sarsaparillais well spoken of in the newspapers. The ress is quick to recognize merit, and goou not hesitate to give praise where it is due. The following is from the Baptist Weekly, a leading religious pa- ers “Advertising moay bring an article prominently before the public, but no advertising can long help it if it has Hgood’u ‘Smnn[mnllu is woll advertised; but the best proof of its value is that 80 many persons use it on the recommendation of friends who have proved its peculiar virtues.” AN UNRELIABLE REPORT. South Omaha Packers Not Trying to Oontrol the Stovk Yards, A morning paper contains a paragraph to the effect that the managers of the various South Omaha packing houses are combining to obtaln control of the stock yards, and gives as a reason that G. E. Swift, the senior partner in the firm of Swift & Co., is in the ity and will not divulge any of the business transacted at a meoting of his managers and himself. John A, McShane, president of the stock yards company, was_seen this morning and Tor the sacond time denounced the rumor as absolutely untrue and ridicuiously absurd. None of the packing house owners have ever evinced the slightest desire to obtain control of the yards, The visit of Mr, Swift has no significance beyond an_investigation of his own private affairs, and is one of the half dozen that he makes to this city each year. Mrs. £. Slattery, of Delhi, La., says her son, 14 years of age,had a drendful time with ulwru sores and blotches which followed chicken pox. After using many remedies without benefit, she gave him Swift's Spe- cific, which cured him sound aund well. IR To be Given Away. Lincoln, Neb., September 5, 1889, the strongest "blooded Hambletonian stal- lion living. Son of old Rysdk’s Hamble- tonian No. 10, dam by iron Duke No. 181; also a number of fine brood mares aud colts of different ages, standard. —— TURNERS ALL AROUND, The Movement to Establish Vereins in all Divisions. In response to & call published in these col- umns thirty German-American citizens met at Kessler's hall Thursday night to organize a South Side turnverein, This association is not intended to be in opposition to the pres- ent Omaha turnverein but to give to young men in the southern part of tha city & chance to_develop their muscle without the incon- venience of traveling to the center of ‘the city at might. Mr. Charles Potersen was elected chair- man pro tem and Otto Kinder secretary, A committee on constitution and by-laws was appointed and instructed to report on Mon- day, August 12. A meeting will then be held to form a permanent organization. Groat enthusiasm prevailed. Messrs. Phillip Andres and M. Kummerow, of the Omaha _turnverein, addressed_the. meeting on the importance of aSoutn Side branch as also of physical culture. On Sunday, August 11, a meeting 1s to be called in South Omuha for the purpose of or- ganizing & turnverein at that place, A sim- lar movement 1s on foot to organize & so- ciety of Turners in North Omaha. An Absolute Cura. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT 1s only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old_sores, burns, wouuds, chapped hands, and all skin erup., tions, Will positively oure all kinds of piles- Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug cempany at 25 centé per box—by mail 0 cents, A KNOTTY QUESTION, Under the New Law How May a Jury Beo Sclected? The county commissioners have found a big stumbling block in the matter of selecting names from which to' draw district jurors under the new law. “Unless some interpretation can be given the act warranting the violation of other and counter statutory provisions, s Commis- sioner O'Keeffe, “'it will be unlawful for us to select our mry by the wheocl-of-fortune plan before next January. “In making and passing this law the legis- lature either through ignorance or an over- sight forgot to repeal the law relative to poll- books and ballot boxes. As the matter now,” he continued, ‘‘we no ' right to open one and handle the other, except in a contested election or for the use of the courts. After election returns have been made and the vote has been canvassed, poll-books must be sealed and not opened within the period of one year, only for the purposes I have named. If that is true we have no right to take them out, and, without the poll-books, it i8*impossible for us to get a 1ist compris- ing one-tenth of the voters of Douglas county, as required, from which to select forty-elght or sixty jurors for the September term of court.” It is understood that County Attorney Mahoney has been asked to give the board an official opinion, and until that has been done matters remain at a stand still, POWDER Absolutely Pure, ‘This powder nevor varies. A marvel of pure- “mll-tn 4 luo ouu. mpuo wol \neon it D%"‘“:’n ¥ OF SHOTEW ....“w"-.mi..:a.“i"& DECIDED BARGAINS, "This week will positively close out the balaince of our summer suits, Fall ‘goods are coming in and room must be made for them, Wedhave a few extra fine light weight suits for dress and business wear which we are ready to:sacrifices They are made of the choicest fancy worsteds and gotten up in A No. 1 style.! No custom garment can beat them. They are suits for which merchant tailors would charge from g40 to $50. We have reduced them to less than the material in them is worth. It will be money in your pocket if you will avail your- self of this opportunity. These reductions hold good also in our boys’ department. We are offering a lot of extremely fine boys’ and childrens’ suits at prices—you could not buy them a month ago for double the money. In our furnishing department we have every day one thing or the other to close out. To- day its a little line of underwear, tomorrow a small lot of flannel shirts, of which the sizes arc broken, etc, On all such goods we make prices which will tempt you into buying whether you need the goods or not. We call particular attention in this department to several lots of Night Shirts which we are offering extremely ow. Onelot very good Shirts, plain and also fancy fronts and collars, at 50¢. Another very fine Shirt, with legant embroidered front and collar, at 80c. In our Hat Department we are now opening our new Fall shapes. We have during the past few days made Alterations which give us more room, and our Hat Department holds now the stock of two good sized local hat stores. We have a bewildering variety of Derbys and Soft Hats, and in prices the hat stores fall far behind us No fictitious values on our Hats. You don’t pay anything for a “swell” name in the lining. We sell you good dependable qualities, fashionable shapss and colors, at aboct one-half the prices hat stores charge you for like qualities, Please Note: Until September the first our store closes at 6:30 Nebraska Clothing Company Corner Douglas and Fourteenth streets, Omaha. Building Ra {Iroads. Robert Blickensderfer, who was, up to a year ago, division superintendent of the Un- jon Pacific, is now chief of construction for the St. Louis and San_Francisco and is on- gaed in building 840 miles of rond on an ex- tension to Albuguerque, New Mexico, ‘fhe B. & M. extension from Alliauce, Neb., to the coal'regions of the Black Hills is progressing at the rate of one mile and a half per day, Trains are running to Hem- ngford and ‘but seventy-five mile of track yet remain to be laid. This will be completed as early as October 15. OIAHA HEDICAL SSURGICAL INSTITUOTE. ——— For bouquet, purity and healthfulness Cook’s Imperial Champagne has no vival. It is splendid with dinner. DRS. BETTS & BIE[TS 3408 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, N: (Upposite Paxton Hol N. W, Con, laru& DoDoE su DMAHA, NEB, R THR TIIATH'.'T OF ALL OERON e STAGIAL SuAgt BERACHKS, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. Facilitles, Apparatu: ..hnhnan-t"el‘:g:n ‘::a“ ONE MORE CALL This is the time to replenish summer wardrobes, We shall continue through the month of August to offer:special bargains in various 1ines of first-class goods, Our Fall stock in alrendy being selected in the Eastern market, and we Must 500n have room Lor frosh invoioes. Butthe warm weatheris not over yet 18 still equal MS Fon PA'I'IEIIT! d our sup est Accommoda to the demund:of-a hot day. et Awoc tions in West. n Deformif ssot, g oot Cyrvatiton o Bpinec rs hits, il ie, B0 -ply‘ Xidiey m.u '?u. WEASES OF WOMEN ... DA WII nvulu culfl!lllli!l‘l'- ( CTL) 2 e e s, TS PATEY uceessfilly (reated. tem without meroury, % 9f VITAL POWK, Pariles tnabio o hnlhl-l:l‘udl by correspondence. All commun omar) § g R il story of nrlm IM we wm lendln DD s «tm . on- th vmmeu, EOeTeATL ms‘;xrm‘ And Dodge Sicesis; OWATLA, NEB: =" Dr. J.E. 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Orders for bond and stocks executed un commis sion in London and on all Continental Bourses 0 Europe, Negotiatio slon Loans NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, U, 5. DEOSITGRT, ONARA, NEB. $400,000 Surplus Jan h'.. 1889, 62,000 OFFICERS AND DIRBUTORS, i Tasily uned. Price o8l ial sample of Femedy No. 1 0 e, A Giteof these e 7, nail on recelyt of the price e resting Book L Either sox wmarried or sinil, ANDARD AEMEDY GO, ONIGago, -..‘L.A Bixte Trute & (o ™ u'r:"u‘r ERFUME Exourer onsete FREBMAN'S HIAW AT HA Howw taget OOLDIN BLONDE Halr JI.I‘"I.I l.lllll lAI.IDIIlEHflV'l recelpt of 4 ¢ i bottice from your of that sold by gent express paid. - K100 Sl | ]'IMKEN SPRINEY of Rallway, State, Olty and Corporas peclalty Sieck Plano Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable action and absolute dura- Dility; 80 years' record the best guaran- tee of the excellence of these intrns- ments. WOODBRIDGE BROS, i “flnfim..,. 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PRICE LIST SENT ON APPLICATION. w"l'hose who have USED THEM will BUY NO OTHER BRAND. TRY THEM. SOLE ACENTS FOR ALL MARKETS: SAMUEL C. DAVIS & C0. SAINT LOUIS. MO. ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART. Park Place, Corner 36th and Burt Streets, ONMAHA, Under the direction of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart. and French, Instrumental Music, use of books, per session of five months: §150.00, ing, Drawing, German, Italian, Vocal Music, Harp, Violin, &o., are extra charges, thur information, apply to the' NEBRASKA. Board and tuition in English Painte For fure RIGHT REV., JamM¥s O'CONNOR, Or to the LADY SUPERIOR. Studies will be resumed on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1889, THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENOCH KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO STARCH “Pure” and Silver Gloss FOR THE LAUNDRY. | And Corn Starch FOR THE TABLE. STRANG & CLARK STEAM HEATING CO0, Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating Apparatus and Supplies. Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, Etc. ETCHINGS & ENGRAVINGS, ARTIST SUPPLIES @8 MOULDINGS, PIANOS & OR(xANS_” tHOSPEZ- & EMERSON, & HALLET & DAVIS & KIMBALL, & FRAMES, §@'SHEET MUSIC, A —— 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska. cmcmoih?m LINE OF TRE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Councll Blaffs to ——=THE EAST TWO TMAINB DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA D COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, St, Paul, Minneapolls, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgln, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all ik, *mportant tmnn- East, Northeast and ¥or through tickets ! e taxeL agent at 160) arniam sireet, (o Larkor Hlogk, or st Unics baane o ullinan Sleepers and the fnest Dintug Cars 1n the worldare n the mainling of the ¢ hicago, M & Bt Paul Rallway, ana every attantion o to pasaeugers by Sourteous smployes of ¢ of " ', NTEM, l%‘fi“a}’umlu Amsistant it Uenerat ) Supariutendont. DREXEL & MAUL, (Buccessors to John G. Jacobs) Undertakers and Embalmers At the old stand, 1407 Faruam St, Orders by elegrapl solicited aud prow tly wended. Teloplope 1o No, ¥ Binding Twine 1UST RECEIVED, 100 TONS. Best Boston Twine $ana §. Al have PURE MANILA Half-andbalf, § ana §, and CLEAR SISAL, AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRIOES. GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO,, 209 to 308 §. Water St., Chlcago, Proposals for School SBupplies, (SEALED proposals will bo recelved by the under-tyned until ¢ p. . Suturday, Avguss 10th, 1889, for turnishi ng text books, \mmury. Drinited ulauke, supplies, lumber, 1del, and sucti Other u, ® ed by the school g the ensuing year. Lisii Of articles nd blknk proposals may bo obtuined &t tis: 2lce 0 the Hoard of Education. -y By order of the Board of Education. J. 1. Pieer, Bocrotary, Nouce of Stock Subscriptions, Notice in hereby glven that the books of th Omaba, Lincoln & Gulf Kaflway Company wil be opatied for the purpo seriptions to the capital on gnd ufrer tho wecond it o ember, 1889, ¢ No. 116 Farmaum stroet, fn the oebiy of ik, o Unwr.l tits 18t day of AuxwuL IR 0 of recelving sub: sa1d com AT