Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 1, 1891, Page 8

THE CITY. Henry Maine and John Brennan were I,h..-.-d on the retired list for thirty days or vagrancy. Th rmits, aggregating 425 we by the ntendent of buildings yesterday. Spanish Court Cream Face Powder adds softness to the skin and brilliancy to the complexion. Sample free, The receipts yesterday at the internal revenue office in Omaha were $24,800. 14, This is the largest amount received in one day for several monthe, Mme. Muentefering and her pupils will give o recital this afternoon at o'clock at the Lininger gallery und the auspices of the Ladies' Musical so- clety. Henry Corporal, the man who stole two stoves from a house when the family were m Wi to_thirty days in the county jail by Helsley yestord The will of the late Simon was admitted to probate lust evening. All of the property, both o and per- sonal, amounting to about $250,000 is be- quenthed to the wi The funeral of the late W) will take place from the résidenc Joseph Redman, 1827 North Fift street, Wednesday afternoon at Interment at Prospect hill, At the annual meeting of St. Barnabas sarish held Monday, March 30, the fol meg officers were olected for the en- suing year: George F. Labagh, Theo. L. wardens: R, Ringwalt T, Seward, A, W. Mason, A. W. Brock, John Muckley, J. R Daly and Will Browne, jr., vestrymen, Progress. Ttis very important in this age of vast ma terial | pss that a remedy be pleasing to the taste and to th sily take ableto the stomach althy in and offects, Pos Syrup of Figs is the most gentle diurctic minor issue superi sontenced Judg ving Lehman laxative and Solid Steling Silve Novelties and staples in the T.ouis XV pattern. Benutiful de cold meat forks, almond sp Ppicks, salt cups and spo sardine forks, tea and table spoons, ete., ete. Gateh & Lauman, 1514 strect. newest 18 in butter ywster forks, ns, - SOME ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE, ler Light on the Manner of & Hyland's Taking O wes Hyland case continued yeste ternoon. Dr. Mason testified that he bad been called to the Hylana to attend toa sick child. Hyland accompanied Dr. Mason on his return as far as the drug store at tae cor- ner of Forty-first and Hamilton streets While still with the doctor Hlyland took a bot- tleof whisky from his pocket and drank some, then offered the bottle to Dr. Ma: who declined. At the drug store both the doctor and Hy land took a drink of whisky and ginger to warm them up. The deceased re- mained at the drug store until the prescription for his child was ready and then left for home, this wasabout p. m ' clock Hyland was a corpse. next witness was Kurtz Hahn, the aruggist, at Forty-firstand Hamilton streets Halin merely corroborated the statements of the doctor, and was positive that the drink taken at the drug store was whisky aud ginger. This ended the testimony forthe day. The inquest was postponed until Saturday at 11 . m. in order toallow Prof. Millor of the Owmaha medical college to finish his analysis of the stomuch of Hylaud. — - entle spring’ loses many of its terrors when the system is fortified by the useof Ager's Sarsaparilla. With mulfitudes this wonderful tonic alterative has long super- seded all other spring medicines, being evory- where recommended by physiciaus, was C.8. Raymond,jeweler, removed to tem- porary location, N. . cor’. Dougzlas & 16th ettt Millinery Opening- Spring opening tomorrow. Music al- ternoon und evening, Mus, Davies, mil- liner, 111 S. Isth street, opp. Oma postoftice, SAM Another of Morehouse's Piano formances Come ¢ to Liight Avotherof the peculiar transactions of G K. Morehouse came to light yosterday. Movehouse took one of the pianos of the Chickerivg consignment to his homo. He afterwards mortgaged it to C. k. DeRoberts for $135. When Morchouse was arrested De Roberts obtained possession of the piano and had it taken ton storage house on Dodge street, between Fifteenth and Sixteonth, . B. Morreil, who is holding the largest sack of all the Morchouse creditors, learned the whereabouts of the instrument and en- deavored to replevin it. DeRoberts learning of this intention on the part of Morrell, spirited the piano away. So once moce Morrell got the worst of a doal. Morenouse had o preliminary hearing in police court yesterday and was _bound over tothe district court in the sum of #00. The prisoner was taken tothe county fail much to the relief of the city jail ofticials, wh claimed that Morehouse made them more trouble than any ten o i PROSCE Per- One of the leading burlesque organizations now traveling is the Fay Foster English gaiety company, which will be scen at the Grand on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings next, aud at a Saturday mati Tho compuny s composed of bright prtty girls, and the programme of singing, dane. ing and spectacular burlesque that they pro- sent is full of merit and is sure to please, appearance at Boyd's opera house k a8 Josephine will attract much at- tontion from the thoughtful. Her suce this play in Omaha _last season and the fine impression it left with our theater goers is not forgotten, and the advent of the play will no doubt set people reading on the subject of French bistory, as it does wherever Rhea ap- pears. Those who attend will certaluly have clear ideas of the personality of the principal historical ch s of the time of the tirst emp: \ have had by witnessing this grand performance, which is o magniticent page of French history, well futerpreted by a splondid conpan, One of the finest engagements of the season at Boyd's will open_this \ing when Mr. Stuart Robsov and hissplendia company will present his new social comedy, Is Marriage aFailure” This comedy wis written for Mr. Lobson by Messrs. Archibald D. Gordon and Ad Corbelt, Mr. IRobson takes the part of an occentric stock broker by the name of Horace Kent, and his acting in the character 15 said to be oqual to anything the famous iedian has vet accomplishea, On Thurs- ing Mr. Robson and company pre n Howard's great comedy than which thero is 1o mo: cessful written by an American playwright Itis apure comedy,and not onv of those wild eantributions of absurdity pusses today under the uame of o y he Heprletta is refined, full of genuine and’ hu with delicate touches of pathos combi rmoufous whole, mukingan effe ud exceedingly interest™ ing play. Thosalo of seats commonced this Bolossy Kiralfy's has me famous and elaborate spect: be present day and which agnificen t t vears, er Queen, the most lo of rece d at the Boyd on I unduy next Bl i Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh. — - Marviage Licenses. Thefollowing marriage licenses were issued by Judge Shields yesterday me and address. o L. Lewis. Omahn h 2 vors W. Allwine ha Willlam Henry C. MoK ee, Omabia., ilhnmu Bhoup. Council Blufts,, Beo bldg, Age. FOUR NEW ERMINE WEARE Governor Boyd Respeots the R:commanda- tion of the Bar Association, SKETCHES OF THE NEWLY APPOINTED. Plans for Division of the Jud Duties—The Question of viding the Needed Court Rooms. The four attorneys selectod at day's bar meeting and re bie persons to sit upon the judic this district are happy men today Atelegram was recoived last fact that Governor carried out the wishesof the bar and had appointed the parties selected Yesverda the ofMicial intelli '@ WAas ro- celved that Frauk Tevine, Horbort J, Davis, Arthur oreuson and Lee Estolle have veen clothed with judicial_ermine, and that as soon us they qualify will be prepared to admini Judicial » The new appoiu aro well known in Omaha and the district, as mostof them have been residents of the city for a number of yea Frank Irvine, o nephew of the lato Justi Mille isa democrat. He was in Shannon, 1a, in Scptember. 185, whor ho received his early education. Mo grad uated from Cornell college in 1850, and at- tended tho National luw school at Washing ton, D. C., graduating from that institution aild for one year was a deputy under United s District Attorney Corkhill of the District of Columbia, In 1894 Mr. frvine romoved to O wd sinco that has been actively engaged in the practice of law. Herbert J. Davis, the youngest man on the W born at Clarksville, Butler March, 1850, He attended the A% of has town and 1n 1853 gradu- St. Louls law school, carrying cond_honors in a class of thirty students. In the fall of that ye moved to Omaha, During 1886 he form partnership with the late Jud; avage, The same year he was clected a member of the board of education, and later filled the chair of lecturer of I jurisprudence in the Omaha medic I I 1850 Mr. Davis was appointed judge of this district to fill the vacaney e d by th ignation of Judge Groff. This position he filled until the election of Judge Clarkson took placethe following fall. Mr. Davis is a republican Lee S, Estello, the son of o Methodist min- ister, bornut Hamilton, O., Christmas day, 1847, Asa 0oy he attended ' the publ schools af the places where his father wa stationed, with several months .of training ' At the Kingston academy In 18 when only fifteen y he enlisted in the First heavy , Ohio volunteers. Ho did unot serve or his father sc >d his discharge on Wit of habeas corpus. Later he received iis father's consent ulisted and served in the Mississippi »n until the close of the war, Returning home he wo to Ross county, where he studied 1 ) being admitted to the bar he removed to Towa, where he rernained until 1871, wh settied at Red Clouo, this state. In 1574 he accepted a position in the railway mail ser- and moved to Omal In 1882 he rmed a partuership with Mr. Osborne of air. In 1831 he removed to this city. district ey on the tickot an o majority, ing Henry Estabrook. In the fall of 1887 he won the race for distric! juige, and although defeafed, ran nearly one thousand ahead of his ticket in Douglas count last Satur- sommendel as 1 bench of suita- night, an- Boyd had association nouncing the ir N. Jerguson was born in Albany, » October, 1842, aud whea four years old removed with hiis parents to Michigan, where sided until 1854, when his parents re- movedto this state, settling at Bellevue. Here Mr. Ferguson recoived his early educa: tion, after which be returned to New York and graduated at the Kindorhook academy. Ho then removed to Alexandria, Va., where hoattended college. In 1870 he comploted the law’course at'the lowa university and re- turned to Bellovue, where he opened an of- floe, removing to Omaha in the fall of 872, In 1877 Mr. Forguson was a member of the of tho state senate, representing the Sixth senatorial district, then comprisingDouglas, d Burt coun- ties, The following fall he was clected dis- trict attorney, and served for two yeas whilo Judge Savage was on the bench. From 1881 to 1883 he was a member of the board of education. Mr. Ferguson is a democrat, When the new judges will begin work and how they will divide the dockets is a matter that willreceive early consideration. Judge rkson has resigned, his resigna. tion to tuke effect as soon s the new jud qualify, butwhen this will be none of the now members seem to know. He is uow holding court in Washington county, and it seems o be the universal desire that he shall finish the term, though if he will not, it is probable that Judge Irvine will qualify at once and proceed to Blair, where ho will re- lieve Clarkson, No meeting of the judges has as yet been arranged to divide up the work that” remains tobo completod this torn, and some of the uew appointees rather favor letting Joane, Hopewell and Wak te the chruary term rather than to make a new allotment of the cases that are noticed for trial. In" all probabitity the old judges will be given the choice of work and as there will bo two to look after the equity docket, Judges Walkeloy and Doane are hooked fot these positions, it being understood that they prefer this work. Judee Hopewell will undoubtedly look after one of the law dockets, while ond of the new members, probably Jidge Estelie, will bave charge of criminal business The attorneys are well pleased with the outlook and_now hove to cateh up with the business, which is terribly behind, as on the for trialat this term. ulmost as far behind, as before Judge Hope well there 0 cases noticed for wrial and batore Judge Doane, 420. W here the now Il sit is another Y ORANY 890 __EEme Tuken in time, even Consumption yields to the wonderful effects of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It won't make new lungs—hut it will make diseased ones liealthy when nothing else will. There’s reason for it, too, Consumption is Lung- ofula. For every form of scrof- 1 all blood-taints, the “Dis ¢ is a positive cure. It's the most potent strength-restorer, blood - eleanser, and flesh - builder known to medical science. For Weak Tungs, Spitting of Blood, Bronchit Asthma, Catarrh, and all lingering Coughs, it's an une- qualed_remedy, 1t's'a guaranteed one, If it doesn’t benefit or cure, you havesyour money back. Youw've everything to gain from it—nothing to lose. It's especially potent in curing Tetter, Salt-rheum, Ecezema, Erz-sip- elas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or Thick Neck,and Enlarged Glands, Tumors and Swellings, Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal % 3 | under its benign influence, \ THE OMAHA DAILY BEK: WEDNESDA Y APRLL 1 question and a serious one, as at the present time all the rooms in_the court house are oo cupled, with Judge Wakeley holding court in Tk Bex building. The question of socuring new quarters will he attended to by the county comrmissioners, though the judges will be consulted in the matter. Some of the commissioners want to clean out the basement of the court house and put one of the equity courts in the room occupied by the superintendent of plumbing, while a proposition to use the small r back of the large court room for an equ court has been aiscy Another propost tion isto rent rooms outsido forthe three new courts, This mutter will probabiy be set tled at the next meeting of the county com missioners. The increase of help around the new courts is another matter that will come up for consideration, There are now three additional stenographers and threo udaitional bailiffs to be appointed and this in itself, is making no littlo stie among the par- ties who are anxious to serve the county. At the next term of court the number of jurors will be doubled, and instead of tho commissioners d thirty-six namos, will araw seventy-two, ch - will sitate the revision of the jury list. - D. Morse. prices for men's, women's, shoes are cut this w pleces: read the ad. in Sunday's Here o some of the reductions: Child’s OI'd ties, Tse, worth $1.25 Child’s goat button shoes, $1, worth $2. lios® $2 kid shoos for $1.85. $5 kid shoe for rench kid shoe, worth $3. Misses’ kid shoes $1.50, worth 3 Misses’ kid slippers $1.10, worth $1.75. Men's § , hand sewed, Men's $11.00 French shoes, $6.,75 Youth’s French calf shoes 5, worth 0 Our chil- all to Bee dren’s Ladies’ Misses’ M) shoe Youth’s lace shoes $1.25, worth $1. Boy's ealf shoes $2.00, worth $3,00. This is a genuine mark-down of goods not usually cut in price. A. D. MORSE, 14th and - s am, AUTHORITY. s Decision \flecting the Board's Powers, esterday rendered a de cision in the caseof state vs Louis H. Hib. bler, which has been pending since last June e defendant was charged with sell ing liquor without a license, but the real point in controversy was to the and privileges of the board of fire ico commissioners Hiobler had a saloon at the corner of tieth and Leavenworth and was granted u license by the board for the year 1880 It so happened that ary 23, 150, was Sur day and Hi d the Slocumb law ne liquor on that day. The case was reported to the board and police c ners and after I the evidence the; his licen: ud or- dered tho place “closed. Hibbler, however, did not obey the mandate, but on the con- trary, continiied tosupply the thirsty as be- fore. ' Then nis arrest was caused for selling liquor without a license, The point raised by the defense was that the fire and police commission, sitting license board, had not. the power 1o r his liconse ander the circumstances, In sup port of this position he cited from the stat- utes tho passage giving to the board tho right to revoke a license “upon due proof of conviction” of the defendant of any viola- tion of tho Slocumb law. It was avgued that the defe i not been convicted; that the case or been befor any court and th o there could not bave been any_conviction. The position was taken that the license board could not resolve itself into a court to pass upon the guilt or wmno- cenceof a saloon keeper, and it was asked that the d efendant be discharged. The court held that the ground taken by the defonse was tenable and that the license bourd had exceeded its authority 1n reyoking the license. It was also decided that the defendant was still lawfully possessed of & licenso and was not, therefore guilty of the offense charged, T'his decision is virtually to the effect that all cases of violation of the Sunday closing clause must be prosecuted before the police magistrate, and no licenses can be revoked on that ground unless the defendantis found guilty by the proverly constituted court. Billy the Whittler Won, The case of William Yole against the Eden musce was concluded in Judge Hope- well's court yesterday afternoon, the jury re- turaing a verdict of $112.04 for the plaintiff, who with his family ormed some freak acts in the musce, Judge f fire aring TUsed 1n Millions of Homes— 40 Yonra the Rrand~rt Ohlchoater's Knglish Diamond lira EN NY RIYAL PILLS Ohicheator Ohemicnl Sold by a1l Loew Dro acknowsedge: medy for all thi dinchar private diseases of certain cure for (b Cures in LTO6 DA YS, araaeed B0t (0 e Birlotare: Mdoniy be ll'rvm m»enmm feel safa THE Evins Onrva 0. I Fecommending It (0 CINGINNAT), 0. al ‘i orera. v.s. 4. A JSTONER, W 0. Deonrum s Sold ruggis --m’l nlkulfh. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARI3 EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST VERFECT OF PENS, 00[)3 YR;mNG F’LASTER {s QUICK. Others in comparison are &low or DEAD. Ifsufferingtry ~~WO00D'S PLASTER, It Penetra < WANTED- 1016 ever invented that holds ns: s patent rece »niy by agents, 1o whom th right is glven. On willsend o sample 1ine by mail; Iurs; price lst and terais to agent. = Seeure our territary at once. Address THE PIN 168 LINE O, 17 Hermon st wud A ed orbod nto the i flan 0y if it does not ¢ uses ® por matl propuid hA\luull g O AL Melehor s, nd eyhori, South O The Majority Of socaiied couguanres do lictie moro than fmpair the digestive functions and create bile. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, on the con- trary, while it cures the cough, does not in- terfere with the funetions of either stomach or liver. No othermedicine i3 so safe and eflicacious In disesses of the throat and lungs. “Four years ago L sk n severe cold, which was followed by a terrible cough. 1 was very sick, and confined to my bed about four months. 1 emplayed a physician most of the time, who finafly said [ was in consump- tion, and that he eould not help me. One of my neighbors advised me to try Ayer's Cherry Pe 1did 80, and, before I had finishied taking the first bottle was able to sit up all the time, and to go out. By the time 1 had finished the bottle * was well, and have rema muu w.»m E L. D. Bixby, Bartonsville, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, DR.J. C. A\’I‘i‘l(lmn"(;g.l.v'laowoll, Mass. Hold by all Druggiste, Price$1; six botties, $5. T n | e gEEE eR 22 To guro Biligusness, Sick Tleadache. Constipation, Malaria. Liver Complaints, take the safo 8ud certaln remedy, SMITH'S BILE BEANS 80 e SMALL 81ZR (40 littlo. boane 8 the bot- 10y aro (11 most convnient: sult all Priceof either tize, 25 centa per bottle. o] KISSING nt7, 17, 10 Photogmyura pancl 6120 0f thils ploture f €auts (coppers or Bu{mp ). ormidadd Makorsof e B FORLADIES ONLY ) r. the Krench remedy clire suppre Leduc's Periodieal Pl ton fho menstrual system an wtever cause. Dr RYPTURE RETA orgive relief 1iko t* Dr, Plorec's. MARICHE bkt It Liascured thousanids | 11 you w GHAAE 1 meatipn S0 Lre© TamphIENGs | tie Klnatic Trass Co., Ban Francisco, Cal Procldim the Victory were the frequent changes of the weather. the fight with discase, warded off pneumonia and possibly consumption ? Remember last winter’s Re- call how try- siege. ingtohealth HREE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Two hundred and fifty Men's Fine wool cassimere, in the country. trimmed up in shape, The sizes run from 3 all ten dollar nd pairs of Men’ Solid Calf Shoes, in all styles of GREAT DAYS - GREAT SALES -:- GREAT BARGAINS made by one of for one of these else will buy. narrow. medium, or wide, in all sizes, in lace or con hanger to pull out. the bottom, and i px]cv} §1.5 Fifty cases Derby ionable shapes, made of very fine stock, lined with fancy Hats that you'd \\|l|1n-'|) pay anybody else three dollars for, and think you'd got your money's worth, at a dol lar and sixty-five cents. Hats, with narrow, wide, Sack Suits I'he lining is a first-class Italian. suits toes and lasts, i These are ge n uine Goodyear hand-sewed shoes, and are made upon honor, has an extra stay in the back, rendering it impossibe to rip, or for (Iu‘ Every pair of shoes in this tremendous sale was made for us by one of the bestshoe manufacturers in the country, has our name on guaranteed by us to be the equal of any four dollar shoe in this great big state, [twenty-five cases patent leather shoes at the same = THREE. ‘ 7 an mills made, and The material i best known They are cut, best and The patterns and colors are the acme of good taste. 34 to 42, so that any ordinary man can be bill u\nhm«*ul Wednesday will buy you just as good asuit of clothes dollars spent anywhere fitted, and a. Monday, Tuesday or as fifteen or sixteen AT $2.50 on Eve or medium brims, in all the f‘\uh’- satins, in all sizes, You Remember the Days, We do the Rest. NEBRASKA CLOTHING 8@ 18 FOURTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STREETS. 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