Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEEZ SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1889 ThHEN -CLI'TY, TRevenue collections yesterday, $3,~ 056.10, Two cases of cigars from Havana, for locul firms, und one case of tin for the Armour-Ctidaby company were received at the custom house yesterday. William W. Reynolds, a colored man, was arrested yesterday for stealing aset of harness from Mr. Reed’s barn at_the northenst corner of Twentieth and Cum- ing streets. Michael Connley says that John and Charles Martin have threatened to kill him, and he wants them locked up. All the parties live on Daven port street be- tween Ninth and Tenth. The Omaha Guaris have granted free use of their drill rooms for any companies or organizations that pro- se to take part in the Merchunts’ eek exhibitions, Mrs. Jones, who was deserted here two months ago by her husband, has been supplied with funds, on a sub- seription by business men, to enable her to return to her home {n England. A cable car, on the North Twentieth street line, while rounding the curve at Twentieth and Dodge last evening, broke its grip, and the cable was stopped some time while the damage was being ropaired. The case against Harvey J. Wells for embezzlement of the funds of the Mid- land Electric company was dismissed yesterday afternoon by the prosecution, the case having been settled out of court. Tue BrEe was favored ynstcrm\y with a sample of *‘Maule’s Perfection™ l.omlluwa, raised by Mrs. M. A. Ste- gv ens, in her garden at the corner of hirty-ninth street and Douglas ave- nue. She sent thirteen large, luscious beauties, their combined weight being ten pounds. e, Porsonal Paragraphe. Hugh McVicker, telegraph editor of the State Journal, is in the city. T, 1. Roose, of Lincoln, principal of the Lincoln Business college, was in the city vesterday. Mr. H. C. Doll, of the Robertson & Doll Carriage company, Denver, Colo., was in Omaha yesterdey. He had lived here when this wus a very small place, and the change now, he said, was wonderful. He looked ail day for some old landmark but failed to find any that he recognized. Tne Bee building he thought just a trifie ahead of any im- Pprovement he saw in the city. Bond Offering. O= the 26th of this month City Treasurer Ytush will offer for sale $180,000 of short- time paving and curbing bonds. He thinks this will make a lively day for him. Marringe Licenses. Two marriage licenses were issucd yester- day to the following parties: Name avd residence. Ernest W, Walters, Omaha. Lydia A. Collins, Omaha. ‘William J. Angerson, Hast { Flora B. Ofzg, Back From the kncampment. United States Marshal Siaughter and Col- lector Peters returned from the G. A. R. re- union at Kearney yesterday. They report that they enjoyéd themselves hugely and were greatly surprised at the magnitude of the encampment. From fifteen to twenty thousand men ure encamped there, and the town is filled to overflowing with visitors from all parts of the stute. Half rates on the rai Omzha fair, Septembe oads to the 2 t0 6, inclusive. Drummers' Meeting. A full attendance of traveling men is ear- nestly requested at the meeting in the Ar- cade parlors at 8 o'clock this evening. The meeting is callea for the purpose of arranging for a parade in connection with the trades display, and the projectors wish it understood that all traveling men, whether representing Omaha houses or not, are in- cluded in the invitation, The New Viaduct, It is Engineer Tillson’s purpose to submit estiuates fora proposed viaduct on Tenth strect fully one hundred feet wide and suffi- ciently substantiul to allow trafiic to go over it unimpeded. By erecting such a structure hie claims property owners could build thewr retail stores flush wath the viaduct while be- neath it they could utilize their buildings for wholesale und storage purposes. S Advice to Mothers, Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing should always be used for children tecthing. It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar- rheea. 260 a bottle, Syrup He Had No License. J. D. Kirkbing, arrested for selling liquor without a license at Ceresco, has been re- - leased on 8500 bail. He will have a hearing av the November term of the Unitea States court, Kirkbing was exhibiting a_special tax stamp about the government building yesterday, which he claimed covered the poriod nited in the warrant, but the officers say that this is untrue. pe L The Teachars titute. Examinations to-day, and on Friday and Saturday of next week. That's the fate of the 110 teachers attending the mstitute, Thi day's agony will be caused chiefly by in bility to down the questions in arithmetic, mental and written, English composition and grammar, geography and drawing. Those subjects remaining to be covered next woek are civil government and Nebraska school law, bookkeeping, United States his- tory, reading and orthography. Omaha and Council Blufls are prepar- ing to furnish accommodations for 40,000 people during the Omaha fair, Septem- er 210 6, iuclusive. Will Join Their Commands. Captain Ray left the city yesterday for Camp Crook, carrying with hira tho finding of the Fletcher court martial to be delivered to General Brooks, the department com- wander. Tnstead of going home direct, the officers of the court have been ordered Lo repair to the camp and then join their command Nothing new has been developed rec: the finding of the court, and it will probably not be known for some duys to come. An Alleged Horse Thief. Juiler Joe Miller's galaxy of brilliants, cousisting of four murderers, three rapists and a select half dozen slick forgers, was augmented last night by the addition of an alleged horse thief from South Omaba. His name is 'rank Lovelady, and he was caught with & dress coat on, trawping merrily out to van picni Evidence was adduced in a hearing vefore Justice Wells, on which that ofticial bound Lovelady over w the district court in bonds of §50 May Reduce the Levy. County Treasurer Bolln has not abandoned his purpose of having slight reductions wade in the tax levy. He talked with some of the commissioners yosterday, and from them received reasonable assurauce that they will do whut they can towards making & reduction which will bring the total per cont down to 19 4-5 mills, or 1-5 mill lower than last year's assessment. This could be done by throwing out entirely the 1 mill levy for buying & new Joor farm and reducing the state insane fund $1,000. Such uction Mr, Bolln claims would not only date his office force in the matter of frac- tional mathematics,but benefi everybody. At present the fixed per cent of 20 50-70 means #n immense amount of tedious, as well as oua.bersome work, while 18 4:5 “would be comparatively easy figares to handle. es- Emmn_y the 4-5. The board is expected to ke action at to-day's muuung Half rates on the railroads to the Omaba fair, September 210 6,iaclusive, accommo- GREAT FREPARATIONS, Vigorous Efforte Reing Made for a Successful Fair. 1f the Omaha fair does not draw a larger crowd to the metropolis than has ever been here before it will not be the fauit of the management. Secretary McShane and As- sistant Secretary Gibbs have with a number of assistants been devoting their entire and exclusive attention to the work for weoks and everything 1s now in good shape for the coming event. This week a large corps of men are billing the state. As President Mount stated yester- day, "“Every mook and crook in Ne- braska, as well as Towa and Kansas, will be covered with advertising matter, showing our list of attractions for the fair, exposition and other events.” The unusuaily large number of attractions must certainly draw a great number of peo- vle to Omaha and Council Bluffs during the week, but _the two cities can, it is claimed, comfortably accommodate all visitors, A book will be opened at the fair headquarters fo n few days whore the names of all per- sons able to or desirous of furnishing rooms for strangers will be enrolled, with the price, etc., etc. In this way the manage- ment hopes to be able to furnish visitors with desirable temporary homes in either one city or the other, as preferred. The cheap fare to Council Bluffs makes that as desirable a place for people who have friends in that city to visit as is Omaha, and between the two_cities, Assistant Secretary Gibbs thinks that 40,000 people can be comfortably accommodated. The business men’s display at the Coli- sewn will not, it is clmumed, detract from the fair proper if the men will furnish the usual display for the latter. The managers of the fair anticipate as hiberal displays as hereto- fore despite merchants’' week. This it 18 claimed is nothing more than right as thesladies are working with one common end in view, una that is a general success. Y. will cost little money and little time for any manufacturer to make two displays in- stead of one while the benefits will be two- fold. It is expected thut every man who makes a display at the Coliseum will make one out at the fair grounds. Yesterday matter advertising Rev. Dr. Tal- mage's visit and lecture was circulated ‘Chis ought to be a drawing card for one day of the week, at least, us Mr. Talmage is one of the best-known and most popular divines alive to-day. His lecture on the “Sunny Side of Lafe' 18 one of the best he delivers, and the lecture of this gentleman alone will repay a visit to the city during the fair, Do yousuffer from scrofula,salt rheum, or other humors? Take Hood’s Sarsa- parilla, the great blood purifier. 100 doses one dollar. Are you going to see the great races at the Omaha fair, September 2 to 6, in- clusive? PUBL10 WORKS, . Contracts Awarded at Yesterday's Meeting of the Board. At the meeting of the board of public works yesterday afternoon, bids were opened for grading and sewerago, and were awarded as follows: Sewerage—To McHugh & McGaveock, who agreed to lay the west branch of South Omaha sewer as follows: 42inch brick sewer, £3.60 per lineal foot; for manholes, as per plans, per lineal foot, 83.50; tor catch basins, as per plaus, per vertical foot, $3.50. Grading—Emmet 'strect from Sherman avenue to Twenty-fourth street, and Spen- cer street from Sherman avenue to Twenty- fourth, to F. Rrysschart at9.8 cents per cubic yard, Twenty-sixth avenue from Half Howard to St. Mary's avenue, to Ed Callahan at 15 cents per cubic yard, Twenty-second street from Leavenworth street to St. Mary’s avenue, to Ed Callahan, at 14.9 cents per cubic yara. Dr. Mercer asked for the right to use North ‘I'nirty-third street from Burt to Lake for laying a motor line. Permission was granted provided the motor cars are in opera- tion in ninety days. If this 1s not done the franchise will be lost. On motion of Mr. Kierstead all property owners 1n block 51 were notified to abate all water closets that are nuisances, aud the owner of property on lot 3, of the szme block, was particularly requested to abate the nui- sance on his premises. ———— A $10,000 MORTGAGE, D. W. Saxe Mortgages His Entire Stock. Another and entirely new chapter has been added to the lu.e anonymous letter sen- sation 1n the shape of a $10,000 mortgage given by D. W. Suxe to his father, Robert, wh was filed with the county clerk yesterday. This document covers his store fixtures and stock of drugs, in Boyd’s opera house block: also two promissory notes, one for $1,834, made November 19, 1887, and the other for 262550, made September 11, 1858, and each drawing interest at the rate of eight per cent. It is stated in the mortzage that Robert J. Saxe became endorser for D. W, on a ninety day note for £5,000 at the Omaha National bank, therefore thus secures himself. “Ihere is no foundation,” said Mr. Saxe, sr., “*for the report of a failure, because there has been no failure, I have taken charge of the business and will continue it. My son’s indebtedness will not exceed $4,f 000, and most of that is with the home jobber: It was learned that Blake, l(ruu) & Co. are the heaviest creditors, their account amonnt- ing to ubout §2,000. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure: ty, strength and wholesomenecss, More eco- omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold fn competition with the multitudos of lor or shortwelght alum or phosphate powders. Bald only i caba. _ Hoyal liaking Powdes Gom- pany, 120 Wal Btrect, Now York, S THE BESTWWHITE S0APMADE INAMERICK «PATERIESS - FOR + SHAMPOOING - REECHA PILLS::. 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CELR STANDAREPD O HEXOIT IGSFORD'S EGO STARC “Pure” and Silver Gloss FOR THE LAUNDRY. ENCE |And Gorn Starch FOR THE TABLE, KCAI]*EMY OF THE SACRED HEART. Park Place, Corner 86th and Burt Streets, OMAHA, - - - NEBRASKA. Under the direction of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart. and French, Instrumental Music. use of books, per session of five months: $150.00. lng, Drlv\hu{. German, Italian, Vocal Music, Harp, Violin, &c., are éxtra charges. thur information, apply to the' RIGHT REV, JAMES OOONNOE, Studies will be resumed on Weuksoday, Ortof 4 4, 1886 Board and tuition in English Paiot- ‘or fur- % SUPERIOR. DEGIDED BARGAINS, This week will positively close out the balance of our summer suits, Fall goods are coming in and room must be made for them. and business wear which we are ready to sacrifice, worsteds and gotten up in A No. 1 style. No custom garment can beat them, We have a few extra fine light weight suits for dress They are made of the choicest fancy hey are suits for which merchant tailors would charge from 840 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' offering a lot of extremely fine boys' and childrens’ them a month ago for double the money. department. We are suits at prices—you could not buy 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 are broken, etc. On all such goods we make price whether youneed the goods or not. We call particular attention in this department to several lots of Night ow. 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 tores, No fictitious values on our Hats, which will tempt you into buying Shirts which we are offering extremely One lot very good Shirts, plain and also fancy fronts and collars, at 50c. Another very fine Shirt, with We have a bewildering variety of Derbys and Soft Hats, and in prices the hat stores fall far behind us You don’t pay anything for a “swell” name in the lining. We sell you good dependable qualities, fashionable shapes and colors, at aboct one-half the prices hat stores charge you for like ualities, Please Note: Until September the first our store closes at 6:30 D, m. Saturday at 10 p. m. ehraska Glothing Gompany Corner Douglas and Fourteenth streets, Omaha. ONE MORE CALL 3 15 the time to m!:\v-u'ch summer gh tho moath of gains in various our Iull stock in the Bastern ave room for m weuthor I is still equal | e Soon selects Tt 800 But the wr A our suprt of & hot duy ONE OF THE MOET U 7 SFECIALISTS _g In the Treatment of All Chronie, Nervous 1 Private Discases. 1 midod and’ Skl Disd lomen's walting roams separate Odice—16th and Do GRATEFUL-COMFORTING Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST. “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which goveri £10 operat it of the fine proper- P8 hins proyvided our jur utely flavored boverazo yhnve s many Leavy doc A0S 0pe OF Auch uitiolos of a o ntl 18 # weak poins o ke aIne Ourselvos Well 0d wnd a properly nourlsiied k wherever the iy b fatal sha e fo sitply with bolling Witer or milk. Sold only 10 BLE hOWR s by Giricors ibefed thus JAMESEPPS 4 00. ezt A full set of feoth for &, tecth without chloroforim, gas or eLler, Balf rates. DR. DAILEY, Dentist, 812 Paxton Blook,Iith and Farnam 8is.0pen evenlugs Omaha Steam Dye Works| * C. T. PAULSON, Prop. First Class Cleaning and Dye ing of All Descriptions. 1521 Howard Bt., Omaha, Telephone 97, ine SHOE DEALERS :" ebrated Tines of Hoots aid Bocs, wanufaetur- od by O, M. Henderson & Co., 0f Chicago—Fac- tories at Chicago, bixon, Tils, and ¥ o Tas: Wis—shiould wilto SAM ATSON, resi- HEMONT, Traveling agent. Siondaunriers for Rubbers. CANCERE s Palnloss extraction of Filling at ‘l\:alrlllb exum: Koire, Bookree. Lb. a0, MCCAGUE BROS., COMPAGHIE G[VNEML ETRANSATLANTIQUE, Pariv Universal Expositon Is now open. | Partles dodiring kool accomnodations On Lhe new Iare expros; of tho Famous | FRENCH MAIL LINE, Which are noted for thotr regularity cqual to il anx, in making e trif 0 Havre-Paris in one y :nt_of the heavy And mammer months. South 15th St., 2 Farnam St., 1223 Farnam St., 1501 Farnam St., Agents, Omana, Neb. MAURICE W, KOZMINSKI, HARRY E. MOORES, 1 . L. HALL, J. H. 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