Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1891, Page 8

IHE CITY, The funeral of Mr. Julius Grossman will take place this afternoon at2o’clock. In the county court yesterday the Howe investwent company secured a sment against Mary y for 204 h George Able fe a tough looking fellow who stole three watches from a pawnshop 1 Tenth street near Harney last night and was run in The funcral of Alfred Hadfield, son of | Joseph and Lov Hadfield, will take place today at 2 | from resi- dence, 2526 Cuming strect. Friends in- vited Judge Doane het urt long enoug yesterday to divide $6,000 ar creditors of D. W, Van Cott, Th was renlized from the saleof the jewelry stock by Sheriff Boyd. The city jailors h annual report, It Chief Seavey, and will be submitted to the board of fire and police commis: sloners at their meeting on the26th inst Thetools left in Levi’s store on South Thirteenth strect Sunday night by safe blowers have been identified by C. Christenson, who says they were from his blackmith shop. Fourteenth and Jackson strect night An of T man completed their in the hands of stolen corner of on that ount was published in Hn BEE wrsday that the police were namcd Abe Ash, who is w the Milwaukee authoritic report stated that Mr. J. Smith been tur their boardi £ at 2017 Leaven- worth stre report was correct as fur a8 was concerned, but did an injustice to Mr. Smith who was not put out of the house, but left it with the good will and friendship of the proprietor, Mr, H. Hiller, The and Falconer's Specialsale This Afte atd O'Clock. We will make a special sale of 1 ready made afternoon that suits this at 3 o'clock in order to give those at the opportunity to attend, We sale have no other time disposal an have set the for 3 o'clock. 65 ready made dresses, sizes 34 to 42, henriottas cloths, lined with good silesi ranging in price from $0.00 to §1 made of all-wool sulting, novelty 50. On Thursiay at 3 p. your cho; m, wo will give y e at 35,89, less than any dress- malcer can make you a dress if you were to furnish your own material. santeed to fit, ulso give a discount of Every suit 25 per cent on all winter garments, Our No. 601 plush long, now $13.50, made sque, 40 inches of genuine seal plush, We willalso sell Tam O’Shanter caps worth $1. Tobog 50¢, worth 31.50. Tohoggans at die, worth 75c. Children’s leggins at 19¢, worth 33c. Fascingdors at 95¢, wouth $1,25, 35, worth $1. Look at our east show window. N. B. FALCONER. ERSONAL PAGAGRAPHS, E. M. Gibson of Clarks is at the Casey, S. R. Clute of Brooklyn is at the Paxton. C. B. Sexton of St. Louis is at the Millard. M. C. Bennett of Chicago is at the Murra; 5. H. Buck of Syracuse is at the Mer- chants, . King of Chf . Fascinators at $1.: gols in the city, at the W. Peck of Chicago was at. the Millard last night. C. M. Hofftman of Genoa is in the city, at the Case; AR Merchants J. E. Levyof New the Paxton. C. W. Stoneeypher of Salem 1s registered at the Cas George at the Milla J. ¥ Crocker of Kearney was at the Pax- ton last night. A. M. Clark of St. ray last night. F\. J. Burton of Milwaukee is in the city, at the Murray, P. W. O"Brion of Cozd was at the Mer- chunts last night. Chaney of Red ts last night. H. B. Van Campof San in the city, at the Millard. Byron Kingsbury of Chicago was rogis- tered at the Murray last night. Miss Hattio Crowe of Bate Mot., tinge hor sister, Mrs. L. . Carrier, Georgia avenue, George I the mountain div witn headquarter wis of Wilcox is In the city, at the York Is registered at Penn of hew Albany, Ind, is Touis was at the Mur- Cloud was at the Antonio, Tex., is mlx»l sistant superintendent of ion of the Union Pacific, at Pocatello, is in the city. Stock nlxlwllmw for or trade for dry goods, The entirestool of clothing of Tho (well assorted, it ble goods)is offered for cash at a discount. Will be sold in bulk or in lots to suit purchaser, or will trade for equal or greater stock of dry goods and will the difference in cash, Stores r now and must be_vacate in 10 days., The Fair, J. L. Brandeis Bons, Cor, 13th and Howard sts. - monal ut T Adolph Heiss, son of Jescph and Mary Heiss, aged four months and nine days, died atthe family residence, 120 South Twenty- elghth street, yesterday. Funeral today at 108 m, Frauk Champony, son of Albert M. Cham- 3 i five di died at the family resi. enty-sixth and Locust Funéral today at 10 a, m. - s Soothing Syrup excolod medicine . an un- for children while teoth- 2 cents a bottle, e The new offi of the Great Rock Island route, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam streets, Omaha, are the finest in the Call and see them. Tickets to all points oust at lowest rates. Ever delightful “Evangeline,” sweet and welcome, with its music gorgeous, with its brilliant costumes, and altogether the most popular of all of E. B. Rice and lay- ish productions, comes to the Boyd for three performances, commencing next Saturday afternoon. The report that the Grand opera house to be closed was premature, to say the least. L. M. Crawford and I. W.' Miner have made arrangements to keep tho house open hereaf- ter for such attractions as they deem it best to book there. The effort to offer Sunday evening amusements atpopular prices will be gontinued for the boneflt especially of tho: Who cannot have this class of entertainment during the week and those who feel t they can better afford to pay 50 conts for a | reserved seat than §1 fm an esp y lo- cated seat elsewhere. “America, under the | auspices of the Grand_Army of the Republic and the Women's Relief corps, is to be pre- sented on Friday aud Saturday evenings and | ata Saturday matinee, of this week, aud on Sunday ning vext the Stuart dramatic company, one of the strongest aud best popu- lar priced organizations on tho road, will pre- sent *The Ironmaster.” a play of the deepest possible intercst, which will be sure w0 at- tract a large auc | | Chice money | g | few days. And Wait Uniil Wednesday, January 21,0t 0 a. m, of thelargest clothing houses in 20 has failed for $185,000, stock brought here by the court and will be closed out Omuha firm. On failure the immense m street, between nth stree On tive hus been order of by a well known count »f th building at 1 Twelfth and Thir tho United St bank Hill & Y rniture house bee hired by the for the greal bankrupt 1 stock consists of worth of fine clothing, ete, he entire building will remain closed until Wed- nuary 21, 9a. m,, when this - will begin. Below we quote s in ord to show what ex- ry bargains will be offered, avy winter overconts, $3.74; worth $12.50; you may cout home during the sul itis worth $12.50 and we hereby agree Men's heuvy ulsters, worth #15-or your money refunded, Men's Whitn hilla overcoats, #5.25; positively worth$20 or your money returned stan and Men's h positively thi will bo ard Ker silk 1 , positively worth yumay keep this coat home five ind if not worth $28 return the and your money will be refunded. Men's ribbed diagonal suits, $2.80, worth $15; men’s English worsted cuta- v 7.99, valued at $ You on the suits as rments, imere pants, worth 1l-wool cheviot pants, worth $5. overcoats $1, worth $4; boys’ pants—5,000 at 19e a pair. Boys' suits worth $4:50; good woolen socks Ge per pair, worth 40c; fine embroidered suspenders 9¢, worth 60c; fine heavy red flannel undery 7o per t, worth $2.50; men’s hats worth ll sk boys’ hats 15 vorth and 50,000 different ar anuot mention here. It will pay you to mlh~ to visit this gr ey don't l advertised cutthisout and bring it with you,so you getexactly the goods mentioned here "Dhis salo will_positively commence , Janua amo privilege above-mentioned g n's Melton casy for 98¢: men’s 1.49; capo hundred If vou ; everything ivise you to come a sale, on - MOR 3 Special Muslin Sale. at our domestic counter we or sdale bleached m Fruit of the Loom bleached muslin 7 Regular Sc bleached muslin 6ic, 1 areil bleached muslin 10c. ached muslin 10c, | od sheeting b, worth 2ic. ~ This s al grade of muslins and sheeting on “sale to- Don'’t . We e others cqually as cheap as those here mlun' DRY GOODS €O, o THE DEMAND FOR COPPER, How it Indicates the Rise and Fall of Electr w Yorsk, Jan. 14.—{Special Telogram to Tur Ber.]—The sudden cessation in the de- mand for copper has caused a surprise. A few months ago the consumption exceeded the supply and about 60 per cent of this de- mand came from the electrical industrics. This was checked by the recent storm, for the reason that the electric dustry s of recent birth and not command that degree of in the monctary market, which old industries have “acquired. 'The clectrical people were practically forced out of the ma 1 all expansion of electrical schemes was stopped and only the strongest could get the requisite fands to utinue the work already under way. With an easy money market the former big demand for copper is expected to appe fross o TAPPED TH Western Union Opcrators Have a fcheme to Make Money. w York, Jan. 14.—(Sp Telegram to Tur Bre.|—A Western Union lineman discovered a *“tap” in the Clifton race track wire, opposite 520 Sixth avenne, and at once notified the police. Officers went to the spot. andin a room on the top floor of the building found three telegraphers, named Fred Mar- ron, Bdward Mureen and Charles H, Flint. They had tapped the race wire last Monday and since then had delayed results of the Clifton races until they had made wagers on the event at Barney Michael's place, on West Thirty-thivd street, Their winnings, ver, did not amount toa great deal. The prisoners were locked up. WIRES, e el oy N. B. Falconer, Muslin Underwear. Our annual muslin underwear will commence on Thursday. We will offer the best assortment of these geods sale we have ever shown, and some extraor- ai bar, We also at 3 o'clock, make an extra special salo in ourcloak and suit department, for the benefit of domestic help who have no ains, today, other time at their disposal. rins will be the most extr have ever offered and will not be place onsale till 3 o'clo B, FALCO! el iedd o A Car Thief Avrested. As a watchman in the B. & M. ya making bis rounds last night he discov sealof one of the cars broken, and pushing the door open he saw & small negro boy in the car. The lad said that one Charles Stan- ley had broken the lock and had put him in there to throw out coal, The boy was en to the ation and in a very short time Stanley was arrested and lockea up also, He is Supposed to be an who stole two dressed hogs and several sucks of flour from a car in the St. Paul & Omaha yards last Su night. He deuies the story told by the negro boy, but the extreme youth of the lad gives his ex- piauation of tho affair the semblance of truth. - ast Omaha Land € At tho meeting of the East Omaha oompany v the following el cted for the ensuing ye e, presidon land oficers George ). Cushing, vic treasurer; Av- et id general man- ager, and Alfrea D, lkLon,., assistant gen- eral manager. - - Will Recommend Economy. WasmiNGTON, Jan, 14.—The sub-commiitee of the world's fuir committee agreed today upon the report it will recommend, and it will probably be presented to the house in a Tho report favors more careful expenditure of v, and & reduction of employes and sala Wouldn't Produce the Ballot Box. Lirrre Rock, Ark, Jan, 14.—Massey, clerk of Conway county, has been committed to Jail for contempt of court in refusing to pro- duce the ballot box used at the congressional election lust November., Application will bo made to the United States supreme court for | & writ of habeas corpus. sl NS Veteran Firem The Veteran Firemen's association last night s the police court room and traus- acted some r iu usiness. The associa- tion will meet again next Monday night and tull atteadance is desired. met The en- | ac- | | balance of $18.00 on hand. between | has nearly $185,000 | The Live Stock Shippers. Theannual meeting of the Nebraska Live Stock Shippers’ association was live stock exchange room yes noon, with President J.W. 8 In., in the chair, and Scer of Columbus at the desk. asurer John G Smith of Blair reported $51.81 recei ru und a The finance com mittee's favorable report on tho treasurer's statement, was adopted. The bill of the Platte Center Argus of $11 wis ordera 1 paid Messrs. John A. Kehoe, Joha Wigkins and Johin Foley we ed 8 committee to report o plan to or P. Brigham was el The following officers were elected President, J.W. Stocker of Logan, Tn.; Johin A. Kehoe of Platte Con: » president, W, C. Grifiith of In; thir ant, James Danley Astilund John Wiggins § lin G, Smith of Blair: co Varns of Missouri Valle 3 David Anderson of South Omahaz W.'T! Rickley of Columbus; Charles Rudat of Nor- follc: J. \V. Stocker of Logan, Ta.; John A, Kehoe of Platte Conter, and Johin Wiggins of Fremont nm st Sily Kroft of Schuylerand W. uis was passed to the old off Union stock yards manage Installation of OM The rooms of Camp B. K. Wells, Sons of Ve ans, were filled day night on the occasion of the joint public installation of the oMcers. of Robert R. Livingston post, No. and Army of the Republie, and Camp E. K. Wells, No. 72, Sons of Veterans, Comrade Charles E. Bur. mester of Omaha, chief of staff, installed the efMcers.elect of the Grand Army of the Re public as follows: Post commander, commander, F. J mander, Tt Tohn Condon, senior Btter; ju n Gordon; su tant, Samuel W. Dennis; Miller; uplain, John W, Suively | muster- tof the ifith; second lieutenant council, Herb: Dougall, Tart and H. Condon After the installation ceremonies a pleasant social dance was indulged in. A Magniticene Medal. rd § > president of the Build- traders’ exchange, is proudly wear agnificent medal, the gift of the ex- ge. The medal is of fine gold, the princiy sign representing a partially building, with building mate around. Surrounding the buildi nameof the exchange i The medal is pendant senting a spirit level with a di The reverse bears the ins sented to Richard Smith, our 1801, The medal Meyer of the was finely execu \lu.l‘ enbu Ri, ers’ and ing al de- constructed als lying from a g first president, was des Max Mey ned by Mr. Adolph r & Bros. Co., and raternal Relief Bail. The amusement committee of representa- tives of fraternal societies, consisting of M. V. Doyle, Thomas Hoctor, William 8. An- derson, Peter J. Hanson and Bernard J. Flood, have arranged to give a charity ball v evening, January The committeo apolntments. oo ws fol. Reception, Messrs. Charles T. Marsh, Bebinger, George J. Seltzer, M. A. and Woolweber, Floor, ing, James M. Galla* Nels A. Lundgren, rry B. Menefee and John H. Walters. “kets will be 50 cents each and {he entire proceeds will go into the fund for the benefit of western sufferers, B Rl A Fret not your hife away b i while young, as you can stop all and can beautify the hair with ffail's Hair Ronower and be bappy. - Memorial Service, A memorial service 1 honor of the late Dr. C. M. Dinsmoor was held in Pythian hall in the Paxton block last evening under the auspices of Nebraska lodge, No. 1, of which the deceased had been an honored member, The ball had been appropriately draped, the charters being hung in sombre color and the stations and altar tastefully covered with black and white. On the altar was the open bible and resting on it was a wreath of immortelles. About the altar the chairs were arranged to form a double triangle The services were participated in by mem- bers of subordinate lodges and divisions of the uniform rank in_the city, & number of the members being present, the sir knights in full uniform. A number of ladies were also present. Members of the order oc- cupied the chairs about the altar, on one of were placed the hetumet and sword of use your hair aptain John llo\\ ard pre cellor_comm: John Q. G chancellor’s chair, cted us vice chanc and Dean Whitmarsh, the brigade chaplain, acted as prelate, The memorial exercises were eppropriate and beautiful, balug conduoted according to for public exerciscs adopted by the suprone 1odga of the 6rdax. ab ite. seasien I New Orleans in 1856, This ritual was used time in Om 3 \to addresses were made : , Dean Whitmarsh, Colonel e B e Toaas Adaws, a mem- ber of Nebrasky lodge. - Through aches—Puliman sleepers, dining cars, fro cars to Chicago and inter via the great Rock 1sland office 1602, Sixtconth and Mines Lighted by Electricity, Henry Phillips, sccretary of the Phillips mpany of Ottumwa, Ia., was in the This company operates four al mines in central Towa and has just completed something that was never uuder- ! Sever: g0 the secre- y conceived the ide; 1 mines could bo lighted. by electr Four plants were hased and now 400 feet below the ground, day and night, 1,000 incandescent lights are burned, ded as chan ancallor patace celining chair 2ning points oute, Ticket um. Be: wenty-fou Atchison, Kan., Mattie Mecl ruggist ot Bioney ts, left last evening he will be wedded one of the most charming young ladies in "that city. Omalia will bo their future home. and for to Miss e Tsod Llions of H s o M;"an;l-l_lmlllnflud. Many Clergymen, Singers, a and public speakers use Ayer's Clierry Pattoral. 1t s the favorite remedy for hoarseness and all affections of the voeal organs, dhroat, and lungs, As an anodyne and expaetorant, the effects of Qhis preparation arepromptly realized, “Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has done m good. 1t is a splendid remedy for all dis- eases of the throas and lungs, and 1 have much pleasure in testifying to its merits,"— (Rev.) C. N. 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FOR MEN Ol Men, § Prico ared men, Premas | OFFICE PAKTON BLOCK suk M ddle turcly old’ Youug Men, sten, bright eye, s sireby use of Nory youth's errors, cure | $1x boxes 8 Nerve Bean ¢ | Boly by Goodmun Drug Co, ek anibitjon springy and de et 1010 Farna l Oumiuhi CLIEANING The Ten Dollar ¢ sale of overc - e d zoats we inaugurated last week has re- duced our stock considerable, still we have yet quite a few to dispose of, In a week or so the se stock. succe rason will be closed, and what is nots to be earried over till next fall. We have always season, and are determined to do it this time. sold will have - We have no room for unsvu*nnubleJ made it a point to clean out at the end of each One of the secrets of our lies in the fact that we start every seasorn with an entire fresh stock. We do not allow any goods to be carried over from one season to another. the ments. ance prices. When We know people will not buy overcoats in Januar) inducements are great but we are w illing to give them the mdm o= We are offering the entire balance of overcoats now at clear- you day in the year you will realize what our clearance prices mean. unless bear in mind how close we sell goods every A bona fide reduction from our regular low prices means an uncommon opportunity to save money. You will find it a big investment to buy an overcoat now, even if you do not get much use out of it this w inter; jf_ will pay you to keep it for next winter. ro CORIS-SQILE -SEH OIS, This has excellent sacrifice. not a less than $4.80. been a poor s t calf shoes with We offer these at $2.78. Every shoe storein the country that will think of If you have never worn any cork sole shoe 2ason for all winter genuine cork shoes. We have alot of soles, which we are forced to pair guaranteed. There is selling such shoes for try a pair, They are warm and comfortable and keep your feet dr y. Gl EAINENG U AL A ROUNID. In e and have made ¢ down to 25c. In the hat dv[nxtmcnt we offer a lot of good knit caps, in men's and boy they always sold for j3oc. ry one of our departments we have something or other which must be cleared out, aordinary reduction the underwear department, a Iot of s In some instances the price is cut just one-half. rlet heavy shirts and drawers, worth In 50c, marked ' sizes, at 15015 In hosiery, excellent all wool seamless socks at 15¢; every store sells them at 3o0c. At the glove counter you will find several lots of gloves and mitts, reduced to about half their former prices. -~ Nebraska Clof 11Y Co Fourteenth and Douglas Streets. f o We Close at 8:830 P. M. - - Open Sdturddys Tffl 1 9%y, THE BEST RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES N AZORT D, ARE MADE BY THE Woonsocket % Rhode Island Rubber Co And wo are their westorn agents and always carr Address, American Hand Sewed 8hue Co 1204 and 1206 Harney Street. & C.S.RAYMOND'S Sacrifice and Removal Sale Wi moan, fust what w Jur entire Pmlu D6 & Cors B W , it crifice prices, thatit should insure tle of every article, OUR ART DEPARTMENT wo are simply sellinz without rd to cost < Qur diseoun ‘.,.\\..mm‘, Diamond ilver, Fine Jewelry and ‘all the prices lower than our peop| been able to purchase this ¢ This sale will i _last long. C.S. RAYMOND. Douglas and 16th St. % sy, Our brices DR. BAIL GRADUATE DENTI af h a4 Full sor of T on tub b bavs BoLiAus Teoth extr Aperfect fit gunranteed. Toeth i without pain or danger. thetles. Gold and sl rates Bridge und Crown W outpiates Work warranted i6Ti1 AND FARNAM Open evens nd fil Testh with Entrarce, 16th streot elovator s until 8 o'cloc ADVIOE VS VIOE. @ not in manly shape o 1o us today { Del T s n p2 A VIGE 1o ADVICE, The First Special After Stock Taking. MEN'S FINE TROUSERS Str‘ict)lu All Wool, $2.50, $3.50 3.75and $5.00 WANTED-A FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SAL ENCES REQUIRLD, ESMAN. GOOD RE NO CURE! NO PAY., Dr.DOWNS 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. Beventeen years experienco. A rouy st 8 5, Chr ar gradoat o d. Seminal We N A Urinary Organs. N: B. | kuaran ook (Mysterios o Li eut £roo. Oltice hours—9s. . 3 FEM{\LE BEANS ¢ We p, e Bundays For nose-bleed inject Pond's Extract. pertectiy o, most powertul (umule s TN el G EURERI oge bes ol by GUOLMAN Ditla 00 il