Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1892, Page 5

ANNUAL DIOCESAN - COUNCIL placopalians of the Nebraska Diocese Gathered Together in Omaha. BISHOP WORTHINGTON ADDRESS OF Be Commends Work of the Past and Points Out Needs of the Future—Thanks to the Women—Discussing the Canon Tho Twenty-fifth annual council of the dio- ceso of Nooraska convened in Trinity ca thedral yesterday morning. At7o'clock Dean Gardner colebrating the holy eucharist; at 0 ©o'clock morning prayer was said by Rev. Dr. Quinn of Fremont, Rev. ¥, D. Jandon of Co- lumbus reading the lessons and Rev. P, Mo- XKim of Norfolk the litsny. At 10:4) holy communion was celobrated, Rt Rey. George Worthington, the celobrant, Very Rev. C. H. Gardnor gospeler,and Canon Robert Donerty epistoler. At the conclusion of the preparatory serv- fces to tho celebration of the holy communion, Bishop Worthiagton, surrounded by the clergy of the diocese, arrayed in full vestmonts, hero and there & venerable nead sppoaring in the midst of the fine looking body of priests, read bis aonual address, Ho congratulated the parish upon this year celebrating its silver anniversary and spoko feelingly of his conuoction with the giocese since death romoved his predeces- sor, Ikt Rev. Robert Clarkson. Tn speaking of the church the bishop said: Endangercd sho may be by attempls to im- rove upor: her outworks, dishonored sue may he by somo urfuithful keepers of the gates, but lier buiwarks are immortal, her founda- tions are in tno holy mountains. She is not to bo moved, uoither by weapons turned mzainst ver, nor dangers threatening her,noe calamitics and fears casting hor over. Yogmatic religion,” said the bishon, “is & Bystomatic wunt of God’s actions and in one mysterious truth of His uaturo as He is in Himself apart from us. 'The articles of the orced, thn definitions of the catechism ure but the various fragments of the intinite reality man has been allowed to gather, and whicli the chiurch has preserved. Broken Ights it may be, but ‘broken lights of { Thee' and therefore our little systums do t huvo their day and ceass to be, hecanse bewng rays of the Eternal and Unchangeable they also like their sourco ‘are the samo and their years shail not fail.! " Work Needed in Nebr In speaking of Nebraska asa missionary jurisciciion the bishop said: “Ne- braska is practically a missionacy jurisaiction wnd will bear that character for many years to come and every priest who comies tore to serve in the sacrod aka. y baptized believer who is with the body of Christ must hat their highest duty and prim ation is of a missionary aracter pvery v and o ¢ were to proclaim the truth smplify it by a holy life, 1n sp ¢ of missions, ho said, “offerings for missions mav_be honestly ro:arded as a grugo of spiritual life, Seifhelp i creises strongth, while 1t is possibl to pauperize by continued benefactions.”” Of Christian schools he sad: “Too cause of Christfan edueation, Chrisuan schools are amoug the most efMcient instrumentalitios for church oxtension, T they should bo established and sustained s no longer an open question. Ever religious organization recognizes their im- portance and utilizes the school for its pur- pose,"" Poe spoke of the growth of tho church fu the diocese, gave a summary of his work auring tho year and closed with a revicw of the bishops who havo passcd boyond during the ast twelve months. *With theso thoughts ot us step forward with the realities of to- day putting our holy faith into effective work, soeim e i circumstances God’s will, securing amidst them His spirit, hving through them upon Jesus Christ who is our strenath and our Life.” Clergy and Lay Delegates, Later tho council couvened in the crypt of the cathedraiand tho roll call showed the following ¢l men present: Rt Rov. George Worthington, S, T, D., kL. D., Very Rev. C. H. G S.T. D, Rev. Tlowers Jonn Hew O. Ferrs, Rev amuel Goodale, Itev. 1saac Houlg: P. D. Ll Mackay, : b, Rev. A. E. Marsh, Rev. Paul Matthews, Rev. W. C. McCracken, Rov. P. Kim, Rev. A. G. Musson, Rev.J, C. Quinn, D.D., 1 . J. K. H. W. Sizipsou,Rev. anford, Rev. W. H. Spariing, Rev. R Talvot, Rev. W.T. Whitmarsh, Rev. Jonn Williams. Rev. John A, Wiliiams. The following lay delogates are expected 10 0p present, althcugh the storm of vester- day and last’ night will seriously interfero with the presence of a number clected by purisbos throughout tho state: ‘Irinity cattiedral, H. W. Yates, 1. Wakeley, O. M. Carter; St Burnabas, James Van Nostrand, J. Vau Nostand, Thomas Seward; St Johw's, J. J. Suville, M. D., George J. Strong, F. B. Thomas; All Samts, J. M. Woolworth, C. S. Moutgomery, H. H. Me- doy; St. Matthias, 5 Giood Shepherd, A. C. Powell, Dr. Patton, M. Pars; St Phillips, buson; St. Andrews, George' H. Savidge South Omaba, W. G. Sloano; Papillion, S. 0. RRoyee; Harvard, J. I, Fleming; Norfotk, Colonel 5. W. tuiyes, C. A, Must; g H. 1. Koyger; Lincoln, Holy Trinity, Walsh, R. H. Oakley, James . Canfieid; Centrul City, Jnnes Nash, Hon, A Clarks, ‘Thomas Hateh; ' Flor. orge H, G Clark; Columbus, J. Dayton Stives: Ashland, S. 5, Ioales, A, B. Fulier, W. A Harnos. burgher: Crete, Judge Willlam H. Morris, John K. Jobuson; Beatrice, J. E. Swith, C. C. Knapp, Georgo —Ark- wright; Cedor Rapids, A, C. Stowell, 17 M. Burgess, M. D.; Schuyler, Charios J. Phelps, Honry C. Wright, Tnomas Bryaut; Wymora, B, pPirie; Auburn, David Campbell; Falls City, R A. Wher! limmebroich: Premoot, B. H. Monr B, Leather, Rovert Kittle; Albion, € M. Montgomery : Hartington, R A. Brown: Tecumsel, Clarence K. Chamberlaive. Lutcheon was served in tho crypt to the visiting clergy, lay dolegates and church members, being in charge of Mrs. W. W. Williams, assisted by Mrs, Tatum, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Archio Pow- ell, Mrs, Fuma Jounes, Misses Williams and Llilngwood. niittecs Appointed. Bishop Worthington opened the council in the afternoon. lmmediutely after the re- ligious featurcs, Canon Whitmarsh was de. clared secrotary und Rev. Jobn A, Willlams wus olected assistant secrotary. Following the custom laid down by provi- ous councils the bishop appoiuted the follow- it committees to sorve throughout the council: On the incorporation of churches: Rev, Tsune Houlzate, Mr. Guorge I. Lavedge. Finunce: Rev. T, J. Mackay, Mr. A, C Powell, Mr. K. 1. Oakloy. Privilege: Rev. W, C McCracken, Rov. 1. W. Simpsou, Mr. Tuomus Seward, Thowas Cumybell, gislation: Kev. J. D, Krum, A. Williaws, Rev. G Flower arsh, Mr. A, C. Powell, Moaday, Mr. K. K. Ringwait. Extension of the church: Rov. Gardner, Rev. Irving P, Johnson, ert Doborty, Me. A.C. Stowell, Mr. James M. Woolworth. Clurch Fdueation: Rev. A. W. Macuab, Rev. J. C, Quinn, Mr. James H. Caunfield, Mr. Jumes Van Nostrand, Rev. I*. MeKim, Mr. O. M. Carter. Uniinished Business: Rev. John Williams, Rev. J. . D. Liwyd, Dr. 8. R. Patien, Rev. Puul Matthews, Mr. James Nash, Mr. A, B, Fuller. Inspectors of Klections: Clerical vote Rev. F. D. Juudon, Dr. Seville. Lay vote— Rev. J. O. Perris, Mr. 5. W. Hayes. Reports and Resolutions. Canon W. T. Whitmarsh as registrar of tho diocese reported that ten clergymen had been received into the dioceso sinco last re- port. Three clergymen bad boen restored to the clergy list, and cbat Rev. Riehard Louis uox, who was deposed sowo tie siuce, bus beeu cunonically restored to the exercise of his ministry. v, John Rev, A, H. H, C. H, RRav. Rob- Mr, Lowell presentea a resolution that tho expenses of the delegates 1o the tri- ennial couforence of the Episcopal chureh be paid by tho diocese from u special fund Taised for that Jlurpose, s it lad bocn the custom beretofors for the delegaies 1o pay thoir own expence the elc tion of miuisteria 0 the cities, depriving the ¢ prosor tat It was rofe nittee on Chancellor Woolworth presentod a resol tion thut tho assessment Mary's par | ish be remitted for all years previous to 18 owing to the fact that the communicants re ported by various clerevmen cannot bo | found and that only twenty communicants arein good standing at present. Referred to the committes on privileges. Mr. Woolworth presented another resolu tion in keeping with Bistop Worthingto suggestion, made in his annunl address, that & committee consisting of the mernbers bo appointed toarra celebration of the silver ann diocese at the next annual council Dr. Doherty read the report of the stand- 1ng committee, Dr. Patten offered a rosolution that the chancellors of the diocese bo requested to compiie all state laws relative to the holding of realty by church organizations and asked that the vosolution be referred to the com mittee on iegislation, which motion prevailed Dr. Donorty then obtained the ear of the council long enough to read the report of Brownell hail, extracts from which were publisted in Tiix BEE of a week ago Dean Hart of St. John's cathecral, Denver, was invited to aseaton the loft of the bishop, which 1nvitation was accepted by the priest in charge of the Denver parish Thanks to the Auxiliary. Bishop Worthington spoke of the work done by tho Woman's' Auxiliary and the uid and assistance given by ihat body in carry ing out tne missionary spirit of the church, and thought that the council should take some action in keeping with the spirit shown by the Woman's Auxiliary. In keeping with the bishop's desire, Rev T, J, Mackay moved that a committce of thirce be uppoiuted to_express the apprecia. tion of the council to the Woman's Auxiliary for its work in the matter. The bishop named Revs. Drs. Mackay, Jaudon and Mac- nab as tho committeo, Tho auuounced rewd- ing of the report upon the memorial of the ishop and six 20 for a proper ersary of the meeting of ho diocese of the Platto was postponed until a later date. This action was somewhat unex pected as it is well known the real fight of the couneil will tako placo over the momorial of the Plutte to tho dioceso of Nebraska asking for 106 division of certain moneys. Rev. T. J. Mackay then read tho following resolut Your on Womnn's Auxiliary was refo uittee o whom the work of the red resp, crs of ths 1e and gratitication Talors of the Woman's ¥ in thisdiocese, and rejoice in the such w nobio sphore of work Las ned to the encrzies of our sister und one which they have so ably therefore. At the k of the Wou year in ¢ ng tho pust xtend his niissionary ope W of the men- S UIC W tm by s council and that they desire to appreciation of on record € hizh ealous Iabors for the extension of s Kingaom in this diocese That this coun of el Uelezates extend 1o the Womaj voteof thunks for I1s faithful work lust year and further add that | pleasure the antouncenient thut these noble Women of the church huve, WL Uit faith which characterizos their se undertuken o ralse tho endoament fund 2.4 0 before the meoting of the triennial convention in Baltimore, and we feol sure Uit their efforts, undertuien in such faith and 1ove, will be successful. and we pledse to thiens our hearty co-operaticn Before uny action could bo taxen Dr. Doherty, as the champion of the ladies, suid that the women had not undertaken 1o raiso $1,000,000 before the meeting of the general convention, but to mssis in raising tno amount. Which received loud applause from the ladies present. Mrs. O. Vau Schaak Wavd of the Chicago branch of the Woman's Auxiliary asked to be permitled to mako & statement, which was accorded her, and she told tho story of what the women \sere doing toward the en- rollmient fund, and the resoluiions of thanks were amcuded o as 1o show that the auxiliary was only assisting in raising the amount necessury. With this amendment the resolution was passed oy a rising vote Cowpiting State and Church The committee on legi-lation, to veferved certain resclutions, that a cunonical orfering be certain Sunday in ecach the bishop, which report: Lhat the Ve observed with pi L seif-denyi wo place their Chir Kesoived. S Aus- y ws. vhom recom- made vear, shail be upon a desiguated by divided umong the delegatés to the general convention, and aiso toat_the chancellor ve requesied to compile ail laws of Nebraska relative 10 the Protestant Bpiscopal church and the sawe be iuserted in the canons of the diocese. The tirst USE Was I rerd back to the committee.for more definiteness aud the sceond cliuso was passed. Rev. Mr. Macuab offercd a resolution that the bishop of the diocese, tho secretary nnd the chancellor be appoiuted n committee of threc 1o roport & recompilation of the canons 1 thie next council, £li canous to be in ac- cordance with the laws of the state. The council gotinto u wranglo over this resolution, Canon Whitmarsh exciting u great deal'of merriment oy usking whather as u mewver of that committee he wouid have to report a cauon giving the right of voling to womon, Chancellor Woolworth was asked to inter- pret the resolution as to what effect it would have uoon questions whoroin the laws of tho state and the cauons of the diocese were intmical, Mr. C. S, Montgomery thouzht there was more in this than sppeared on tho surface and wanted M». Williams' amendment rela- tive to all canons complying with state laws climinated. Mr. O. M. Carter said it was useless to think that in state laws tho canons of the aiocese could be substituted. He said tho candns were deceptive aud wanted the canons 10 50 read that they would accord with state luws. Dr. Doherty moved that the matter be laid on the table, which motion prevailed Rev. Irving Johason wanted to have o grammatical errov in one of tho canons cor- rected, which he said bad loug been an eye- sore to him, Rev. John Williams rewarked What's the use! Thoy ure never read,” which raised 4 laugh with thoso who Leard the re- mark. ‘I'io treasurer's report of the Clarksou Memerial hospitat was referred Lo the com mitice on churities. ‘Tho bishop then appoiuted as the commit- tee to arrange for o silyer anniversary of the diocese the dean of the cathedral, dean of Holy T'rinity of Lincoln, rector of Christ churen of Beatrice, chancellor of the dio- o, senior wardon of Holy Trinlty of Lin- coln, senior warden of Clrist church of Be- awice, the bishop purnosely avoiding the names of those at present hoiding offices, for the roason that they may change in tho meantime. ‘The council then at 5:30 adjournea until 8 o'clock, when the wissiouary meeting will take place in the cathedral. ———— Is it sonsiblei 1s it reasouablo! Is it economy to sufer yourself, und Worry others with & headache when Bradycrotine will lieve you in fifteen winutes! It costs only a bottle ——— Bishop & Osborn sell Union soap. e S Fivest stock of organs and pianos sold on casy terws at Huayden Iiros. SOUTH QAN Merchants Will Bo ¥ dlers—Proh Since the passage of the occupation tax ordinance by the city council the business men and citizens generally bave been calling long and loud for protection from the nu- merous peddlors, street vendors of fruils and vegotubles and outsiao merchunts, who do a large business iu this city of & re nvature and deliver their goods to the cus- tomer's door. The members of the covncil have lutended 1o provide such protection, and secordingly an ordinance was intro duced ut the last meeting of that body regu- laung the matter and providiog tue amouut of liceuse to ba paid. Auctioucors selling on the streets will pay a license of § per day, or §20 per year; bawiers, peddiers or canyassers, $1 per day . hawkers or veddlers of ofls, bread, vee tables, meats or other ariicles of daily cou- sumplion in families, using & wagon, &2 per day for cach wagon, or $15 per year; gift en- terprises, § por day, or §20 per year: kuife board or cane rack, # per day, or §0 per y o bagaielle table, § per day, or $50 per year: suooting gallerv, 5 per day; billiard or pool tables, §10 per vear for first’ table and & pex year for cact additionul tavle; bowling alleys, # per day or §25 @ year: fruit stands on pubiic streets of sidewalks, $1 per day or # a year. The violation of *te provisions of Lhis ordinance is wade & wisdowesnor sod THE THE OMAHA “ll A *%, Keep your mind in- upon a feature tently centered our store. There money-saving about it, to you. SPIRITED BARGAINS IN Dress is ings, sold goods we for $1.80. H0¢Ca yard. >00ds. 40 inch Viecuna suit- have For Thursday we make the astounding cut price of DAILY BEE ] Conference Delegates, W here are you buying WHITE TIES? Here, of course, if you are economical. Beautiful white ties DOZEN. (I'wo Dozen for 28c.) Better qualities 25c dozen. Back) 10¢ cach, 78¢ W hite Shield Bows for turn down collars, 9a Dozen: Only 500 Dozen. New street shades in wool width, worth $1.10. crepons, double Clergymen’s collars, 10c¢ each, 78c dozen. Finer linen,12lc, 18c, 20c¢, 28c each. Cut price for Thurs- day e dCayard. Crocadile weave cloths, new summer goods, $1.25. W hip cord brocades. new summer shades. Ask be these. shown to ‘Whale Bones. Genuine French un- rarnished bones, 15¢ each or for 28c. All Notions at proportionate- ly low p1ices. [>) We take pleasure in asking you to come and inspect our NEW LINE of Russian Trimmings, Steel Trimmings, Gimps, Cords and Fancy Jets'for Dress Garni- TUTC 2 TURSDAY JRSE DRY , MAY 19, 1892 Insp iring Bargains in Summor Zephy 'CORSETS. 50 %50 Cents Fach 100 dozen new satine stripe Corsets, double frout steel, two side steels, silk flossed, laco trimmed, extra long waist, white or drab, all sizos, regular $1 qual- ity, only 50 Fach made, perfectly been cut from o of only 39c. Fach These fine, strougly ventilated Corsets hav 75¢ to the remarkable pe Ladics" Lisle Striped Vests, Ladics' Jersey Ribbed Vests Ladizs’ Balbriggan Vests, {48 Cis. Ladies' Balbriggun Vests, low neck, vibbed arms, also ligh neck and sleeveless, worth 65¢, Thursi > Pure White Ribbed Vests, 25¢ THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO GOODS C0 |GREAT REDUCTION. anfN Duting Flannels 50 piccos new and porfectly fast color Outing IMiannels, worth 15¢, 174¢ and 2 11 will be sold at the uniform price of 50 pieces regular 20c quality Black Satine, 15¢ Yard. 0 A Gloved Hand FOR i 8100 $-inch Mousquetaive Kid Gloves that have been $2.00, for T'hursday only, $1.00. Mail Orders filled for this week. 2 Marse's Sationery Each | 2S 7727 CHEAPEST IS THE BEST. IS THE KIND for all polite Corvespondenc 25¢ the offender is subject to a fine in a sum not to exceed $i00, Another ordinance was also of any goods, wares, such goods offered for Both ordinances sale. will be passed at next Mond the council, of the licenses 1u some cases creased, in order that better protcction may bo given the South Gmuba merchants. Pleasantly tertal od. T. H, Larke, commercial agent for the Du- luth, South Shore & Atlantic railway, with headquarters at Duluth, Minn., was in the city yesterday, the guest of Manager W. N. In days gono by when Mr. Babcock was general ugent for the Northwestern, Mr. Larke was Mr. Babcock showed moth industries of the Magic City. told him of its progress and the encouraging future outlook for the city, and away thoroughly convinced that South Omaha is'all that is claimed for her, and that the claims for future greatness Babeock of the Urion stock yards. nis private secretary. his friend the mas Mr. Larke went are amply justified and will be realized. Will Give a May Pa A May party will be given this evening at by the members of Lily division No. 8, of tho uniformed rank. Captain A. L. Lot has been selectod as mas- Knights of Pythias hail ter of ceremonies, Notes A. A. Gary is again confined to his home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. G. are visiting in South Omaba, Mr. aud Mrs. J. B. Smiley are the proud parents of & bounciig boy baby. Rev. I&. R. Button of Gretna visited with South Omaha friends yesterday. Henry A. Davis of Independence, Ia., is visiting his cousin, W. Reed Dunroy, A. H. Baldwin of Ainsworth, this state, has accepted a clerical position with Swift & Co. 0. E. Strong returned yesterday from Fremont, whero he was calléd by tho illnoss of his wife. The heavy wind of yesterday blew the steeple from the Albright Methodist church, wrecking it complotoly. Next Thursday evening the Modern Wood- mon will give u dance aud supper to the friends of the members, Dr. T. H, Ensor returned from a business leaves to- trip to Wisconsin_ yesterday. Ho day for Greeley Centor, this state, Iev. Marion A. Meagher of Ba the guest of South Omaba frie the session of the Methodist conference, Rev. W. B. Irish of Kilbourn City, Wis,, is tho guest of his cousin, Rev, Wheeler of the First Presbyterian couroh, W. H. Worsick, a member of the California Petroleum and Aspholt company, arrived in the city yesterday frow San Francisco, Cal. mtroduced providing that all transient dealers or selicrs merchanaiso or bank- runt stock brought 10 this oty shall pay o | sum equal to b per cent of the cash valu¢ of reported on i : favorably by the ordwance committes and vy evening’s session of | Itis expected that the amount. will be in- G. Williams of Aurora on, Ia., is ds' during Rovert 1, | th S SMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADING, Mo the owners of all lots, parts of lots and il eseato along the alley in biock two (2[, lewild,” from Grang strect to Spruce street in_the ¢ity of Omahi. You ure hereby notified that the under- sinterested freeholders of tho . have been duly appointed by with the approval of the c ty of seld city, to assess the damage to 's respectively of the property uf- the zrading of the ailey in block the mayor, coune the fected ild," from Grant street t S celared necessary by ord nance #)H. pissed April 12, A. D. 1302 ap- proved April 14, A. 1. 1802, You are furthor notified that huving accept ad said appolntmont and duly gualified as re- quired by we will, on” tho Zird day of May, A."D. 1563 at the hour of ten [10] o'c in the forenoon, at the office of T. C. Brunner, room 1, Ware biock. within the corporate lim= itsof siid city, mast for tho purpise of con- sidering and making the assessmont of dawm- age 10 the owners respectively. of said pro- perty, uffocted by sald grading, taking into consideration special benefitts. If any, You arc notified to be present at the time and place aforesald, and make any objections toor stutements concerning, said assessment of dumages, us yolt may consider proper. T. C. BRUNNER, JOHNIL FLACK, JOHN W. ROBBINS, Connnittee of Appraisers. Omaha, May 11th, 1% mi2diot PROPOSALS FOR PAVING. Sealed proposals will be received by the undersizned until1:50 o'clock p m., May 27th, 1802 for the followinz kinds of paving ma- teriul, viz: Shect a: Sioux Falls or other granite. White Colorado sanidstone. olorado sindstone. Voodraft, Kinsas, stone, Vitrified brick. And brick biocks, all aceording to specifica- 1. For paving the atloy from 22nd to 24th streot in Punsen’s uddition, comprised 1n street im- provement district No. 434 in tho city of ch bid to specify a price per square yard tor the paving complete In the alley. Work to be done in accordance with plans and specifications on file in tho offico of the Board of Publie Works. Kacl pronasal to be made on printod biunks furnishotl by the board and to be accom panfed Uy a certlfied check in the sum of &0, pay able to ll‘m city of Omaha, as an evidence of good . 136 board will award the coutracy for the different kinds of muterial subjeet to the se- lection of the material by the property owners or mayor and city council. Tho board reserves the right to rejeot any orall bids and to waive dofects. P W. BIKICHAUSER, Chatrmandoard of Public Works, Omaha, Neb., May: kb, 152 Mayi2-13-19-20 PROPOSA FOR CURBING. 15 wiil'be received by the u 150 o'clock p. ., June ird, with white Coiorado sana- lorado Sundstone and Berea ordinz to specifientions, 1l Trom the west i of 1-th_ sirect to tlinu of the viaduct of the Beit Line railway, comprised D) Sireet improvenient dis- telet NoL 431 in the ol 6y 0f Ok, Each bid 1o specify-aprice per [ineal foot tor the ourbing complety pn the street in suid iui- 18662, for curhin tone, red C dstone, ac ton st Droveent distr Monday evening the membors of Magie | Work to be donein‘accordance with plans O o Tadmsardent e ofy MAglc | and‘Specitications ondiie 1o the ofice of e ‘Templars, will kive an eutertainment sud sociable at the First Methodist chureh, Penelope, or the Milkman's Bride,” will be presented this eveniug at Blum's hall by the ruembers of the Ceecilian quartetts, as sisted by other bome talent. with excellent music. Tho new flag was raised last eveaing at ¢ | _OMaba, May isth, 1502 o'clock over the Albright school building. The members of Robert R. Livingston post, (irand Army of the Iepublic, had churge of the exercises. wade by several, whicl @ large crowd. *Late to bed and eariy to rise will the road to your bome in tie skie carly 1o bed and a “Littla pill that makes Life longe wiser. were listeued to by - Finest stock of organs and pianos sold on easy terms at Hayden Bros, e H. Marks sells Union soap. i —-— $35.00 organs at Hayden Bros, - 'm. Kieck selts Uniou soap ' 0 “Penelope’’ is & pretty and interestiog operctta end abounds Appropriate speeches wero | [ arly Riser," the and better aud bourd of public works FProposuls to be madon printed blanks fur- nished by the boargdy and these wecompanied with a cortified cheeh 1 the sum of 8 0 Dayis b e to the city of Onliha, s an evidence of good faith, e The board rescrvesiho riz ull bids, una to waive de! 18 P W. BIRKHAUSER Chalrman Board of Public Work s it PROPOSALS FOR PAVING. Sealed proposels will be recelved by the un dersigned wotl 10 o'clock p ti, June Sd for rod Co'orudo sandswone, class C, ae- cording to specifications For puvinz the alley t to reject any or in blosk , Hanseon place, in the eity of Omanu, comprised In mprovement districy No. 43, ordercd by ordinance No. #)5 Fach Lid 1o specify a price per square yard for the paving compiete in the Work " to be douw in acgordanoe with plans an i specifications on file'ln the office of the works Fopusal 10 be made on peinted blanks v the bour t0 be aceom panied rtificd chock in the sum of 30, puyi- city of Omaha, usan evidence of 1 good fait The hoard reserves the right to reject any | or all bids and o walve defucts P. W, BIRKHAUSE Chatrman Board of Publlc Works Owmahs, Nob., May 16th. 182 Muy 1819 2520 NOTICE OF ASSE AGES FOR THI RADE OF 24TH To the ownersof all lots, and partof lots nd real estate along 2th strect from a point 200 feet north of Browne strest to the north curb 1ine of Amos avenue, and interseeting Stroot s follows. 10-wits Temp eton. strect from & point 2 foet west of 2ith street to the wost curd liue of 2ith street You are hereby not I that the under- signed, threo disinterasted freoholders of tho eity of Omuba, have been duly appointed by the mayor, with tne approval n{ the clty council of said eity, to ussess the damuge to thie owners respoctivoly of the proporty focted by the chinge of grnde of 24th street from a polnt 20) feet north of Browno street to the north curb line of Ames avenne and in secting_street, deciared necessury by ordi- nan NO. 182, passed April 5, 1802, approved April 11,1802, You dare further notified, that having nc- cepted Bald appointiment; and duly qualified ws required by May. A. D). 1§ the forenoon. room 1, Ware streets, withi eity, meot for tho purpo making the ussessment owners respectively of by said cninge of grade, taking into consid- | eration specinl benefits, if any. You aro notifled to be present at the timo and p aftoresald, und make uny ohjections 1o or stutements concerning sald assessiiont of damages as you may consider prope 7. C. BIRUNNER, W. L GATES, B R BALL. Misd1or STREET. 2, ut i the look. the hourot 1) o'cl odice of T. € crer 15th Kk In of considering and of dumage to the d property, affectod Omaha, Muy 18, 1802 DRO-OSALS FOR STEAM HEATING—Do- ey Lot the Interior, office of Indi Witiies, Washington, D. C.. May 9, 1502 o proposals, endorsed “Proposais for Steam Toating,” and addressed to the Commissioner of n Affairs. Washineton, D. C., will be rocy at this oftice until 1 o'clock p. of Monday. June 6. 1892, for the furnishinz of all necessary materials and Libor and pla sition, completo und ready for use, one low SsUTd roturn eireulating sieam heating Jiating npparatus for the three Inc ool bulidings at the Shoshone Indian agency, Fremont county, Wyo., the boi sald apparat be pliced of one of the bulidings as the'ofiee muy Plans and ele bids nz In ay be ovamined at 't “Boo" of € Neb.. tho Benver. ¢ ribune” of Salt Luko City, Utah, and at this office. Bidders are re- quired to accompuny their bids with designs and specitications of the stean heating nnd ventilating npparatus proposed to be fur- nished, sald desizn and specifientions to be adupted to the bulldings to which they are to beappiied. The right 15 reserved to rejoct any or all bids or any part of any bid it deemed for the best Interest of Uhe service. CERTIFIED CHECKS, 1ot bid must be uccompanted by a cortified W or draft upon some United States do- pository or solvent Nationsl bank in the Vicinity of the residence of the bidder. mude payabic to th erder of the “commissioner ot nidian aflairs. for at least 5 per cent of the amonnt of the proposal, which check or draft will be forfeited to the {United States in caso any bidder or bidders recoiving wn awarl shitll fail to promptly exceute & contract with ood and sufilelent surotios, otherwise to bo roturned to the bidder. Bids accompunied by Repubiican” 3 Leu of o certified cheek will not bo For further iuformation apply to 1ORG Commissionér, Taw, we wiil, on_the dlst day of | NOTICE OF APPR AGES FOR CHA ON DOUGLASSTI TO 20TH STRET: o the owners of all lots, parts of lots and GRADE " I'ROM 16T H Lestiato along Donslas stroet from 16th to th streets, and interscetine stro ind as follows, to-wit: iTth street from jorth of Farnan strect to Dodge street, ISEh” strect from Farnam street o Dolsé stroct. 10t streev from Farnam to Dodie street, ailey bevseen Douglas street and Dodze street fros twenty -two (2] feet cast of 17th 20th stroet, and alley | Far- and Douglas street 1ith et notified that the under- stzned, nterested fro the clty of ¢ , have boen duly appointed by the mayor, with the abprovai of th cil of said eit oWnOrS respe: v the ehun ity couri- L L0 Assess the dutige to (he ively of the property affected £ as Stroet fron, 2th I interscotin . deolared necessary by o vussed May 3, 1802, approved »further notified that. having ne- cepted sald appointment and duly qualifiod as required by wo will, on thi st day of May. A, D. 15 ihe hour of two (3 o'clock in the after at the Builders exchanse 3 Life builaing, within the porate Hinl Md city, meol for the pur- Pose of considoring and ment of dumage to the 0WHers Fospoetiv said property affoeted by Said ade. takinz Into consideration special bene fits, 1€ any. You aré hereby notified to be present at the time and place uforosald and make any ¢ Jections 10 or statoments concerning said Sessmont of dum y consider proper. W. J MO L BASSELT, WALTER PH LI Comuiittee of Appra Omaba May 15, 1502, M 1 Acing the P8 FOR BUILDING MATERIAL, U, S Indian Ecrviee, Rose: Souled propos- buiiding be, and ad- at Kosehud will be re- of Tuesday, May 24, 182, for furnishinz ind de- livering at Valentine, Neb., or al points on the Rosebud Indian reservation 1o bo desig- nated by the unlersigned, aboul 2)),00) fcot DROPOSAL Lumber, o bud A zenc; i W the undersizng D, vix Valentine, Nob. aressed agency., & ooived at this azenoy uutil 1'o'clotn p. m. of ussorted Jumbor, 143,00 shinglos, 60,000 Luths, briek, lime, hardwars, doors, windows, pitiuts, oily, ‘ete., i full description whicl, together with information us 10 polots of do livery, will be furnished upon application. Bidders will be roquired to stute spocifi- cally in thelr Dids the proposed prico of each articie offerod for delivery under u contr. po'nt or points It i3 pro- rtioies, “The rlzht s - any or ull bids, or any part of 1 tor the best (ntorest of the TPIED CIHEOK— i st bo ompanied by a certificd ock or draft on sonio United States depository or solvent ational bank in the vielnity of thie residence of the bidder. mado payabie to tie order of tho commissloner of Tudian aMalrs, for at Cast s per cont of the wmount of the proposal, which or diaft will be forfeitel to the United States i oase any hidder or bidders recoiving an award shail fall to promptiy ex coute ot with good Sureties, otherwise to ba returned o the bid- der. Bids accompanied by cashin lieu of a cortificd check will not be considered, For further In: lon’ spuly to I, George Wright, United Stutes Indisn Agont. Mid21M ASSESSMENT OF DAM- FOR GRADING, To the owners of all lots, purts of 0ts and 17th ot I Vinton et to B street, In the city of Omaha, oby notificd” that the and afsinterested freehold the y of Omahs, have be wppointed by tho muyor. with the | of the eity councll of said olty. damaga Lo the owners Tasp str You urd slzned of duly npprovil 10 issess the ively of the property affected by grading 13th stieet from Vinton streot to B strect, dee nred uecessary by ordinance 204, pussed April 30 A. D, 1892, approved May & A. D, B You are further notifled, that having | wccopted said nppointment, and duly qual- | iflec us required by law, wo will, on the dlst day of May, A. D, 1582 dt the houraf ten (.0) o'clock in the forenoon at the office of John W. Robbins, room 240, Beo building, witoin the corporate Hmits of sald clty, meet for the vurpose of considering and " ‘making the sessment of damago to the owoers | spoctively of sald property. affected by said grading, taking into consideration special | Densfits, If any You arenotificd tobe prescut at the time and place aforesald, and make any objections L0 0F Stalewents concern suld ussessmont of damages us you way consider proper. JOHN W. ROBBINS, W. H. GATES, GEORGE J. PAUL Comumittee of Appralsers. Omabis, May 15, 15k ayisdioe JI—’I CT IV eyt Wopay till cured DIt STEFHENS. Lo uel Pruyn, J. K, Burdick, Charles E corgo Hunnon, William Hriscon. John 1. A Mury A, Ward and all other prop: rs 00 Graat street between 2ist und ho city of Onbi. You are hereby notified that the under- sizned, three disinterested freelioldors of the city of' Omaha, have teon duly appointed by the mayor. With the approval of the city council of sald city, to assess the damage Lo the owners respectively of the property af- fected by krading Graut street frouw 2ith streots. deolured nosessary by ordinance 9016, pussod April 12, approved April 1 You are furtner notified that, having ac- cepted said uppointirent and duly qualified us required by law, we will, on the 215t duy of May. A, D. 188, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at roor 701 Now York Life bullding, within the corporate iimits of said city, meet for the purpose of considering and niaking ho assessiment of dunages Lo tho owaers ro- Harburg, spoctively of said property, affected by sald erading, “taking into consideration special Lenefits. if any ou aro notified to be present at the time place aforesald and make any objections Falutomonts concerning sald wsscssment of duimages us you way consider proper. T, B MeCULLoc, 3B ke e, U, L TuoMAS. Mildy Owmaba, April 27. 1802, NENT SIDEWALK REsO LUTION Neb, Mav ard, 19 wi o 1in | Kountzo's A b, perman: Tt wido, { Enst side of 3th st or 1 & Kountzo's A add, per . wide. Wost sido of 1th st or Park Wid avo, lots 18 3 Kountze's A add, permanent srade, 5 &t wid Wost side of 0th stylot 1 block 2055 city., por manent grade, 61t wide. st side of 20th st, Tot 4 block 2044 eity, po anent grade, Wost side of i § block 1014 clgy. permanen? gtade, 6 1t wilo North a0 0f Chie 4o st, 10t 5-6-7-8 block & city. pormanent grade, o (L whle S0Uth 10 of Chicago st 1ots 1-2-0-4 block 8 Ly, permanent grade, 6 £0 wide, Grth side of Davenport st, 1ots 7-8 b elty, permanent grade, 6 £t wide, ] West shide of 20t st ot § bioek 18444 clty.por- manent grade.§ 1 wide East side of 20th st 1045 block 1054 eity,pot manent grade, 6 (L wide North side of Farnam st, lots 10-11 block 4 Summit Place, pormanent svade, 6 0 wide. North side of Farn m st, sive block 1% West End, wide. North side of Farnam st, lots H=13-16 block West End, permanent geade, 6 (6 wido North side of Fa fots 10-11 blook 10 ots 18 0 10 ine w manent grade, 6 £ st West Eid, permianent geade, 6 (6 wile North slde of Farnam st. 10ts 12-13-14 block ¢ Alnmo Plazi, permanent v wido. i side of Chifengo st (018 ¢ PeEmanent g 6 ftwide (b stdeor Chicago sty Tots 1-0-4-4 rmanent g Wt widn of Chid lot 8 block 1 permanent zrade, 6 ft wid South side of Chienco stlots 241 block 51 pornment gradoe, 6t wide, North side of Davenport st, 1ots 1244 block TN eIy, permanent graae, 8 oot wide Wost side of 2th sty 1ovS block manent grado, o £ wide. Toist sido of 2000 st Tot manent er 61U wido South side 0f Capitol ave, lots 125 bloek 81 Clby. prrmanent grade, 6 (U wide -8 block 4 ity, por- 5 block WO eity, por South stde of Capitol ave, fots 24 block 81 citys permnent wrade, 6 0w ide South side of Davenport ste ots 1223 block W eity, permanent zrade. b 1wl North sido of Davenport st 1ots §-7-8, block B4 city. permanent grade, § 1L wide West side of ISth st ot s block 21 eity, por- wanent grade, 6 1 wiile. FASt side of Isth st 10ts 43 bloek 4 city, per- ment srade, 61 wido West sido of 17h st lot menon g . Wost s 55 iy, porma 18 o K78 clty.pors ftof Lot 8 block South stde of Davenport sty lots -4 bloek i permanent erile, 6 1o wile ith shde of Davenport st, 1ot 2 block 8 city perninent grade, o fUwid sUshie of A 190h st ot 4 block i f1wide. v ity 1 of 1Eh st 1ot 1 block tielty, p manentrade. 6 £y wi Waest side of 190 86, Lot 8 block 310 elty, per- manont zrade, § £ wide. ots 121 =14 block ado, 6 fE wide North side of Farnam sty Aluno Plazs, permanent North side of Farnam st 1ots [-15-16-17 block 5 Alamo Plaza. permanent srade. 6 (6 wid North side of Farnam st 101 L1213 hlock 4 Alimo Plaza, permancnt zrade, § 1t wide, North side of Farnan st. {ots 11 to 17 inelu. sive bloek 8 Jerome Park, permanent grade, € ft wide. North side of Farnam st, lots 1-2-4-7 block § e, 6L wid, Tots 1 Lo 7 meusive ade, 614 Jerome Park, perminent North side of Furnim st block 7 Jeror wide North side of Farnam st, lots 1 to 19 ine sive biock 12 West End, plrnnent grale, Wil North s Park, permanent st, lots 1-13-16 bl grade. £t wid t. Lots 10-11 block 10 o t End. porm nent gra e st sido of 3t i-18 block 1 Hanseom Phace, po G 1t wido, Wt s'de of 2ith « ot [ Redick's add, permanent geadesi (e wide Waost side of 2ith st, north 205 £ 1oL J L Redick’s sdd, permanent =razte 6 (0 wid Tist side of b st fots 4=3 block & permanont grade, 6 (ide. Norih side of Farmam st lots 10-11 ) Sunnmit Place, permanent ¢rade, s 1t wide. B st side of #4th st bot 1 bk §Godfrey's aad, perm ment eead, S (6 wide, WSt shde of 2ith st ot 11 block 1 Shinn's A, permsent <rade ISt side of 2ith st | 8 block 3 B VSIS add. pern S o wid st side of 2 st Lowild, perina- nent wrade. s 1t wide, Wost side of 3t st tax 1ot 3 see 9-15-15,por- spade. 8 £L wide -8 block 19145 4th st 5 -5 blo kisis city 410 bloek 1874 s a1t th st lots 1105 inclust wrad o binele srade. 8 6 wdd, permancat 4th st lots 7 to 12 inelusive Sfect wide, West s of block 3 Shinn'y add, perucinent zrade, 8 £t wile, Wost side of 24h st. lots 3-11-12 block 6 Shinw's wdd, perm nent grade, 5 feet wide. Sonth side of Davenport st adjoiniug tigh schopl wroun s bevwoen 2th and #nd sts, psr- manent grade. 8 feot wide Estside of 2md st, adjoiniy around between Dodzo wnd | permanont erade. s ft wide, 1 side of 201 st 105 block 19315 city.por- manent zrade, 6t wido, West sido of 20h st lot 4 block 18145 elty, pers manent grade, 6 1t wide. West sido of 2ith st. lot 1 block manent grade. ft wide, st sido 0f 21U st jot 4 block 20415 eity, per- maneat erade, (6 wide, Wit sida of 2)th st iots 1-8 block 115 elty, e, 61 wide. worth ay 11igh s *hool venport sty ¢ city.por Tots vl b ts 12-14 hlock (do 6 L wide, Tasoull's sub, tTurtl s bour publie works be, and is wthorized and directed 1o cause a this resolution to b al paper of the ¢ty for served on the owners of said Jol Toss such owners shall within five duys the publication or servico of such copy con- struct said sidewn ks as hereln required, that the bourd of public works cause the same 1o be done. the cost of constructing such side= walks respectively 40 be ansessed against tho renl estate, lot or partof lot in front of and abutting stich sidewilks. d, 18 P, DAVIS, Presidont of the Counetl. JOHN GROVES City Cierk, GEO. P. BEMIS, Mayor. NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS. To the owners of the lots parts of lots and estate described in the abovo rosolu= At Approved: ot you nre hereby notified to construct permanont sidewalks as required by a rosotion of the city eouncii and mayor o the city of Omuha, of which the above is & copy. PW. BIRKHAUSER, Chalrman Bour i of Pubilc Omana, Neb, May 1suh, 1502 t18-10+2)-21 orks PROPOSALS I'OR PAVING. Sealed proposals will be recolved by the undersigned until i o'clock p.om., dune ird, 1802, for the following kinds of paving mutes rin, viz: Rlieot nsphultum ux Fal ner granite ite Colorado sandsto tono, Stone. Iy good brick, s, ull according to speelfio ud Colorado sa Woodruff, Kas. Vitrified ur 0qi And brick bloc ports of the following strost he eity of Oaha, comurised 1o jont districts Nos 5 401 and Ordinances No. sl © particulurly described ag 462, ordere and 3050, and follows, viz. No. 434 Hamilton strect from the west lin of 40th stroet to the east Ine of the viaduet o the Helt Lino rallway. No. 401 -The alley i1 block 238, eit No. 40 he alley In bloek 10, Ruth's addition. Ench bid 10 specity & price per square yard for tho paviog complete on' tho street and slieys. Worlk to bo done fn_nccordance with plans and specifications on flle in the offico of a4 board of pubile works. Euch proposal to bo made on printed blanks furnished by the board, and to be aecoms anled by a certified check (o the sum of 8500, payable to the city of Omaha, as un eviden of zood faith 1o bourd resery uud ountzo & the right to award the coutract on all thegald districts together o on each district separately. for the differont kinds of materisl. subject to the selection of Al by Lo Property OWners, or iy or ncil, o rejeot any or all bids, und octs. P. W. BIRKHAUSER, Thulrman Bourd of Public Work Ouwaba, Neb,, May 15th, 1892 w15-19-25-