Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 21, 1889, Page 8

. THE CITY. Revenue collections yesterday, $8,- 809.75. Fddie, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gdward Heaf 1602 Alice street, died on the 18th inst. Martin Kearns and Mary O'Shea, both of Omaha, were licensed to mar yes- terdny. The wedding will occur to- mMorrow. F. L. Cotton and C. S. Whitney will explain to Judge Berka to-day why they are selling conl without first procuring the necessary | One carlond of tin plate from Swan- gen, BEngland, and one ense of embroid- ered silks from Japan were received at the custom house yesterday for local firms. Moses Reuben, an old soldier, was fined %3 and costs by Judge Berka yes- terday for using loud and boisterous lan- guage. The fine was afterwards remii- ted by Mayor Broatch. The directors and Omana board of trade have received an invita.ion froln merchants of Council Bluffs to join them next Thursday in an excursion to Creston, Ia., where a fair and blue grass paluce are the a tractions. Mr. Abe K. Jones, of Milan, Tll., has written a letter to W. N, Nason, ex- pressing great satisfaction over the or- ganization of a State Development as- socintion in Nebraska. He thinks, how- ever, that the farmers throughout this section will nev get rich unsil they commence feeding their corn to hogs instend of selling it at 10 cents a bushel. Attend tho Omaba Fair, September 2 to 6. Railroad rates: One fare for round trip and from all Nebraska p One and one-third fare cast of Omuha. Personal Parageaphs, ohn R. Markley was in the city eill. W. H. Vradenburg has returned from Kan- sas City. J. A. Welton was yesterday. H. L. Van Blarcom and wife, Oaklaad, Cal., are at the Paxton. Ed. Locke und Mrs. B, F. Locke, of Nur- folk, are at the Murra, R. L. Walston and wife, of Denver, were wvisitors in the city yesterday. E. Gilis and L. Shufldt, of Mound City, Mo., were in Omaha last evening. Congressman G. W. E. Dorsey, of Fre- mont, is n the city, at the Millard. Mrs. George Livingstone and daughters, of Awmsterdam, N. @ at the Arcade. M. A. Leftwich is a guest of the Arcade. M. Leftwich resides at Lexington, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meegan and daugh- ters, of Ft. Wayne, Ind., are at tho Murray. C. H. Bacon avd wife and Mrs, I\ B, Rowley, of Springfield, O., ure at the Pax- ton. C. H. Brown, of Omaha, and H. M. Brown, of Brookville, Ontario, dined at the Mur yesterday, Among th day were Sycamore, 11i. Eugene Moore, wife and child, and Judge Valentine, of West Point, were' visitors 1 Omal esterda, Senator Charles F arrived in the city at their Alaskan trip, Mrs. J. W. Dunmire,wife of John W, Dua- mire, oLthe uthlotic goods house, has gone east for the balance of the summer. Miss Latta M. Rothery, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Henry Goodell. of Burling- ton, Ia., left for a visit to Ottumwa yesterday morning. Dr. Henderson,who figured in the Fletcher court martial, has resigned the position of o0st surgeon, and left Monday night for New ork. He will sail for Europe in a short time, Arthur C. Gunther. author of “Mr, Barnes of New York,” “Mr. Potter of Texas,” and other popular stories, is at the Paxton en route home to New York from San Fran- cisco. He is accompanied by Mrs, Gunther, Among the Nebraskans at the Millard last evening were J. B, Liddle, of Lincoln; G. Kirkpatnick, Cnadron; A. P, Brink, Cedar Rapids; W. H. Kelliger, Auburn; J. S. Parke, U. S. A., Bellevue; J. E. Hun, Hastings. officers of the e from o in town from Lincoln arrivals at the Paxton_yester- M. Pritchard and wifo from Manderson and wife last eveuing from For beauty, for comfort, for improvement of the compléxion, use only Pozzoni's Pow- der; there is nothing equal to it. Derelict of Duty. Contractors who have the patching of streets to attend to complain that Fanning & Slaven, toe street sweepers, allow dirt, mud ana filth to collect under the aprons of many of thestreet crossing, and these daw up the water in the gutters and accumulate filthy pools. , No. 654, son of er, No. 10, to be sold at auction in Lincoln, September 6. Also a choice 1ot of mares and colts, drivers and draft horses. Hero of The Smith-ller Cdse. A compluint was flled in the police court yesterday ocharging Jutius Iler with hav- obtained $500 from J. Wood Smith under Talse pretenses, The complaint is the out- come of th controversy between Smith and Iler over the sale of the Cozzens House prop- erty reported extensively i Monday's Bk, For a disodered liver try Beecham's Pills, Picnic at West Lawn, The members of the First M. E. Sunday- school and the Sunday-school of Trinit, - thedral will hold a picnic av West Lawn park to-day. This park was formerly kuown as Pitkard’s grove, und 18 & very romantic &pot, on the Belt line railroad. It was opencd to tho public on Sunday. Extensive im- proveuments will be mads by the Helt line management aud the spot” made a sort of suburban resort. PAXTON HOTEL, OMAIA—Special at- tention to commercinl men. Finest and largest hotel in the west. Kittredge & Brainard, proprietors. At the Armory. Tho Omaha Guards had their regular weolkly drill last night. Among the visitors were st Licutenunt W. E. Aitchison, Second Lieutenant I, W. Dixon, of the Dodge Light G uards; Mr. Dey, of Fonda, N Y., and the Pacific Express company ew- ploves of this city in & boa, After the drill, Lauce Sergeaut George C Fubyan, who passed a satisfactory examina - tion, was promoted to the full rink of ser- geant. Fell in the Street. Ierman Langwolder, an old man, and a carpenter by trade, fell’ in_an epileptic fit at the corner of Fiftéenth und Howard streets and was quite seriously iujured. He wus carrying @ lot of chisels'in his hauds, and in tho fall received a gash in his right wrist, and for u timo 1t was feared he would bleed o death, Medical aid arriving, however, the flow of blood was checked, the wouud dressed und the man sent to the hospital, The Sucred Heart academy, for day pupils, situated on St. Mary’s avenue and Twenty-soventh streets, is an insti- tution devoted to the moral und intel- lectual education of young girls, The course ineludes everything from a pre- paratory department to a finished classical education, Besides the ordi- nury academical course, music, paint- ing, drawing and the languages are taught, French is included 1n the or- din course. Ditference of religion is no obstacle to the receiving of pupils, provided they conform to the general of the school. The scholastic term be ins the first Tuesday of September. Jlusses commonce at 9 a. ., and are dismissed at 8:80 p. m., an hour for Fecreation being allowed at uoon. A BRUTE FOILED. A Thirteen-Year-O!d Girl Made the Victim of a Bestial Assault. Henry Payne, a rough looking laborer em- ployed by Kurtz, the dairy man, had a hear- ing before Justice Anderson yesterday after- noon on a charge of attempted rape. The victim was present, accompanied by her father, who filed the information. Her name is Ellen Workinger, She 18 not moro than thirteen years old, and rather under the averago size for that age. Her father and herself are employed by Contractor Bell. On Saturday afternoon about 5 o'clock the little girl walked across the fields to get money from her father, and returned with & little boy by the same route. As the pair hastened along the narrow path the feliow Payne sprang outof the high grass and threw the girl to the ground, at the same time telling ber companion to hurey out of sight. The boy ran away & few yards and turned to look buck. Payne held ‘his victim down until she began to choke, but so desperately did she struggle that he failed to accom- plish his purpose. illy the boy began to yell for assistance and Payne fled, T'he justice _placed his~ bond at $1,000, in defaultof which he was sont to jail. The trial will be held on the 23d inst. Second-Class Tickets Via the Northern Pacitic R. R., allow the holders the privilege of stopping over at Spokane Falls, Wash., and all points west of there. The Northern Pacifie the only line traversing Washington Territory from east to west and north to south, Ratesfrom Omaha and Council Bluffs to ull points on the North Pacific coast are as low via the Northern Pacific as any other line. THE FLAMBEAU OLUB. The Boys Becoming Very Proficlent in Their Maneuvers. The Omaha Flambeau club, seventy-five in number, met Monday evening at the Collins Gun company’s store. Thoy formed in rank and marched to their drill ground on Capi- tol avenue. The club presented o fine avpearance in rank, and went through the evolutions with almost the precision of trained troops. They marched in open and close order, in column and obliquely to the right and left, Cheir oblique m: hing will be of great service in keeping back the large crowds that will line the streets, and, as is s the case, press forward into the procession. In the front of the column, as it marches obliquely across the strect, will be stationed men with flam- beaux. The flame faring scveral feet in front of the advancing column will tend to discourage the spectators from crowding this division of the procession, atleast, The club has about its full complement of men, and the drilling will be kept up assiduously until all attain a high degree of excellence n_their mancuvering. It 18 in- tended to make the Omaha_flambeaux the best drilled club in the country. and to com- pete with other clubs who think they can do botter with fireworks or in marching. The uniforms will be ready about the last of this week, when the clubs intend to ex- hibit them in the streets in what may be called a dress rehearsal, “The order for $2,000 worth of fireworks went forward yestorday in order to give the manufacturers o chance to send their best work for the money Mr. Jas. J. McCalley, of Monet, Mo., says he had ayspepsin for eight years,wnich made him a wreck, sick and_suffering durmg_the wholo time. ~ After trying all the remedies, including all the doctors, in_reach, he dis- carded everything and took Swift’s Specific. He increased {rom 114 to 155 pounds,and was s00n & sound und heaithy man, SHE KNEW HER CHANCE. Employed to Cook, Mary Larsen Gathers in tne Jewelry. Mary Larsen was arraigned in police court yesterday onthe chargeof larceny. She went to work Monday morning for D, W. Dodson, the express man at Twenty-fifth and Grant streets and had been in the house but a few hours when she was discovered to have a portion of the family jewelry in her possession. She had appropriateda valuable gold chain, a ring and $5 in money, all amounting to €65 In police court she waived examination and was placed under bonds of §500 to answér to the charge in the district court. During twenty-five years trial, mor- tality, where Dr Jefferis’ preventive and cure for diphtheria and putrid sore thront (as in malignant rlet fever) isused, is 1-10 of 1 per cent, or, one in a thousand. Under other treatments in Kurope and Ame 0 to 80 per cent. Address Dr. Thos. Jefleris, box 657, Omah or Dehaven, Council Blu Ta. No phy d. Sent by express on receipt of The Great Fair, Most of the advertising matter for the Owaha fair has been sent out,althougn the de- mand for more material continues to pour in, rom letters received frow various parts of Towa and Nebraska, it is expected that Dr. Talmage will prove one of the leding attrac tions of the early part of the week. The at- tractions in the city at night are not only a novelty 10 Omaba but sufticient to attract the large crowd expected to be present. “There has been a report in some of the pa- pers that the coming event_is given as the Douglas county fair. The Douglas county fair is simply o small addition of what will bo seen at the fair grounds. Notice of the cheap fares from all points within 600 miles of Omaha were sent out yesterday. Any person desiring to see the fair and Merchaunts’ week (which meaus a grand exhibit and lots of enjoyment) will not regret having spent the week beginniog Sep- tember 2 in Omaha. Bee News Stands. morning, evening and Sunday DE found regularly at the following The can be places: HoTE Paxton Hotel News Stand, Millard Hotel News Stand. Murray Hotel News Stand. Arcade Hotel News Stand, Metropolitan Hotel Nows Stand, Windsor Hotel News Stand. Canfield House News Stand, Cozzens Hotel News Stand, Barker Hotel News Stand, BOOK, NEWS AND TOY STORES, Joplin & Co,, #08 North Sixteonth.. Dick Castello, 500 North Sixteenth, J. Rich, 600 North Sixteenth, Christ Wilrodt, 814 North Sixteenth, J. H. Read, 1020 North Twenty-feurth. J. P. Hoy, 1115 North enty-fourth, Rubin Bros,, 514 South Tenth, Frank Kelble, 315 South Tenth. G. W. Shannahan, 903 South Thirteenth, 1. N. Meilhede, 515 Soutn Thirteenth, J. L. Fruehauf, 414 South Fifteenth, Wyman, 116 South Fifteenth. Joln Lemly, 1250 South Sixteenth, 5. A, Crosta, 508 South Sixteenth. J. A, Dodge, 1049 South Twentieth, S 8. Caulfield, 1304 Farnam, A. Anderson, 3 Cuming. [ Hunsen, 2423 Cuming, . K. Picard, 1723 St. Mary's avenue. + Martin, 1230 Park avenue. viteh, %03 South Thirteenth. 'mmons, 20tk and Lake, cable depot. B, Kitchingman, 15th and Capitol ave. DLUG STOKES. F. Chandier, corner South Twenty-niath, 5. 5. Lanyon, 2308 Farnam, Torbitt, rnaw. ton & Owen, 2401 Leavenworth. .M. Crissey, 2112 24th, Caledouian Drug Store, 27th and Lake. ELEVATOR BOYS, Geo. Cooper, Mercants’ Bank buildings H. Huberman, Granite bloc! Clyde Ratekin, Ramge Bloe SOUTH OMANA, J. ott, Postoftice. G. Reuther, at nows stand and on street, Patrons of Tue Bee will notice the above new wgenies at drug stores and elevators, which have been placed for the further ac- commodotion wnd couvenience of Bew reade Porsons who fuil to procure Tue Bre when wanted, will confer fuvor by reporting facts to the Bxs oftice, Leavenworth | on Chroni, | add COBUKN'S PROFITS. ©Connty Commissioners Making an Ex- amination of His Accounts, The county commissioners are now prepar- ing for an investigation into the financial conduct of Sheriff Coburn, They will sit next Friday as a committeo of the whole to examine an itemized statdment being pro- pared by Auditor Evans. Three questions have beon raised and will be considered, viz.: fees and salaries for deputy sheriffs and court bailiffs, keeping and feeding prisoners in the county jail, and transportation of convicts as well as insane patients to the venitentiary and asylum. What are the sheriff’s duties under the law ! seems to be the point at issue. The claim is made that he draws fees for his deputies, as bailiffs 1n addition to their regular salary, and on this item for two yoars' services $2,702 stands against him. Can he do this without reporting such fees back to the county is asked. Mr. Mahoney will probably be called on to decide. Again it is claimed that Mr, Coburn gets 100 much money for feeding and sheltering city, Sarpy county, United States and trans- jent prisoners not to divide his profits. The board contends that he could give the county twenty-five cents a day for each of such pris- oners und still have a good margin left. The grounds on which this demand is made are that the county pays jail guards, buys all the fnel und leaves him no expense excepts what he pays for the food they eat, This, it estimated, will not aver- age over twenty ~ cents & day to the man. If itis found that he should divy, and they make him put up for all the time he has been in office, Mr. Coburn will be compelled to disgorge about $1,700, One member of the board opines, however, that he should not be held to account for any time previous to the introduction und adop- tion of a certain resolution, about one year ago. On the other hand, Mr. Coburn is entitled to 10 cents a mile traveling expenses, going and coming, when conveying prisoners or in- sane persons to the penitentiary and asylum, but for the past year he has notcollected any- thing for this service; therefore, oneaccount will about off set the other. 'Still, it is a sys- tem that the board desires to establish or rather conform to the law. Thay also. in- sist on the sheriff getting his pay for. board- ing city prisoners from the city instead of the county. Second Ward Republicans. All members of the Second. ward republi can club are requested to uttend @ meeting at Kesper's hall, Thirteenth stroet, on Thursday, August 22, at 8 o'clock. By Order, C. M. O'DONOVAN; President. D. S. O'CoNNELL, Secrotary. it Curbing and Pavemant to be Raised.* In accordance with the instructions of the if ouncil, work is to be commenced imuie- diately on the raising of the curbstone be- tween Pierce and Witliams, and also to raise the curb and pavement ou the west side of Thirteenth, between Pierce and Willinw: Save Your Hair B This 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. “I was rapidly becoming bald and ray; but after using two or three otiles of Ayer's Hair Vigor my hair grew thick and glossy and the original color was restored.”’—Melvin Aldrich, Canaan Centre, N. 1. *Some timo ago I lost all my hair in consequence of measles. After dug waiting, no new growth appeared. 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Consult the old octor.” A friendly letter or call may save future suffer hame, and add golden years tolife, £~Book We shall continue through the month ot August to offer special bargains in various| | lines of fiest-class goods. Our Fall sto |18 already being selected in the Eastern market, and we must soon have room for fresh fnvoices, But the warm woathor i not over yet. and our supply is still equal| to the demand of & hot day. AX MEYER. _ ~ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 1866, Max Meyer & Bro, Great reduction of price on_second hand Planos and Organs. A good chance to get a &00d Plano for u small amount of money. (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Me and writings sent everywhere, secure from exposure, Hours, 8108, Sundays g to 12. Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D,y . 800 Clark Sta GHICACOD, i mcwn|OE WATER DRINK with LEMONADES, SHERBETS, rnce of Ico on the Sto For Men Health Preserving, for Children Tnvigorating, aud Re- froshing for All._The Beet Sum- mes Bovorago in Existence. War- Tanted Btrictly Pure and Unfor- mented. An Eficient Remedy 1 rrhoia, Cholera Morbus, 5d all Disorders of Tunes, tried tho rry Juico kindly sent me. plus nltra of st ILis free from ulcos lirst, tones the 5, hus o fine 'and s J drinks hol, a MRy g agtruen 0Y Mmu,finwmffl, e AT ERPOON UL CINCINNATLO. / ICE PIANOS, 1 Knabe Square, fine tone, cost new, $iu0. 1 Hallet, Davis & Go., square 1Weber, squnre. 1Knabe, square 1Steinway, square. 1Bradbury, square. 1W. W. Kiinball, square. 1 Nenton & Co. square 1good square Pluno. ORGANS. 1 Estey Organ, used 8 months cost new, $15 8 .| %0 00 18choninger Organ, 10 stop. | 65 00 1Sunany School Organ, cost new. 3l 5 0| T 85 03 1Piine 00 1Taylor & Farl 1Taylor & Farley Orgai 1Mason & Hamlin Organ Tha above prices are 10 per cont le: offerod before and as we must haye ro large stock of New Pinnos we will glv 10 per cent discount from above pri one that buys an instrument before August 1st. Every instrament guaranteed to be just as re- presented, Pianos for |cash |Per M M #2)0 00§20 00($10 00 165 00| 15 00|10 00 75 00 15 10| 10 00 00| 15 09| 10 00 5 00| 15 0)1 120 00/ 10 00 9 001 10 00 40 (0| 10 00 40 00, 8 09 10 00| 8 60) 8 00) 8 00| 6| 8 00 | 700| 50| 40 than ever ent for $2.50 and upwards per month. Organs for rent for $1.50 and upwards per month, 1f you buy any of the above insruments and you are not satisfled, we will allow you same us you paid for 1t toward any new Piano you may Belect, Call carly and get a bargain, Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. FOR WEAK MEN! For 80 days ONLY we will scnd for #2 the DE GROOT ELECTRIC SPIRAL For Discase Toss of ¥ n nnen, Ifttle Tharvel dy and surly.” Ciren fil GIGO? ELECTRIC C0,, 095 Wags' o Bt Boston, Mass. FEMALE 1 JACKSONVILLE "5tt5wr Preparatory T ilie, 0" CHOICE SCHOOLS Brooke Hall, for Girls and Young Ladies Short!idge Media Academy, for Boys and Youug Men Harvard Swithin C. Sortlidge, A M, R, Media, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia. T HICAGOEEMALE GOLLEGE™ MorganParkmearChicago). Boarding| Behool for GArls and Young Ladles, For, catalogus addrese G. THAY I 1y D., Morgan ¥ OF 17 Madison Street, Cilcago Il ILLINOIS MILITARY AGADEMY (Formerly Morgawdtark Military Academy.) wxcellent fucilities, Thorough lexe, scientific schiool or bus Fall torm bewins Sept. 18th, HENRY STEVENS, A, B., Prin, Morgan Park, Cook Co,, 1il. OMAHA BS asun vew {ST- JOHN'S MILITMRY SCHOOL, MANLIUS, N, Y. ngine « ¥ D.HUN' W.VERBEC Business, DN, President, . Buperintendent, W YORK MILITARY ACAEMY, CORN wll-on-Hudson, Col. C, J. Wright, 1, 8., . Bupt.: 5, K. Hyatt, Comd.tof Cadets, ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY COLUMBUS, PLATTE, COUNTY, NEBRASKA, Conducted by the Btsters of 8t. Francis, Opens its eighth scholastic year Sept 4, 188, Tnis in. stitution offers pvery advantage for acquiring thorough, Christian education, For terms and particulars address, Bister M Jusephs, Super- Yisoress, ;6i&T;I WESTERN Conservatory of Music Minneapolis, Minn. PIANO—Hest wachers only in every depart ment. Unequalied opportuuity for study. Ol AN—) loswons for 815, Froe advintages worth price of tuition. All Instruments, Lan- guages, History, Literature. VOICE-8end for ealendar, CHARLES H. MORSE, Director, For snle by Dr Dealers an COMPAGNIE GENERAL ETRANSATLARTIQUE. Pariy Universal Exposition I8 now open. Part s dosiring £0011 accommodations onthe new I ress stenmers of the Famous FRENCH MAIL LINE, Which are noted for thelr rezularity, equal 0 rail- roud tra ns, in making the trif to Havre-Puris in one Week, are avised (0 Make Early Applicatien for Berths, This 1s also mecessars on account of the heavy travel during the spring and summer months, McCAGUE BROS., 105 South 15th St., HARRY E. MOORES, 1502 Farnam St., H. L, HALL, 1223 Farnam St., J. H. GREEN, 1501 Farnam St., Agents, Omana, Neb, MAURICE W. KOZMINSKT, State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublinand Liverpool From New York Every Tuesday. Cabin passage 16 to 80, nccording tolocation ofszy .. room. Kxcursion § to 80, . Stgernge to und {rom Europe at Lowest Kates. AUSTIN BALDWIN & C0., Gen'l Agents, 5 Brondwa ) mN BLEOEN, Gen'l Western Agent. 164 Randolph § HARRY E. MORES, Agent. Omaba, Reduced Cabinrates 1o Glaszo v Fxaibishra, . New York. Chicngo. Halford | Table | GRAVIES, do. Omaha Steam Dye Works ©. T. PAULSON, Prop. 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