THE OMAHA. JUIt.Y JEE ) ; FRIDAY. JUNE 18 , 1893.
COURTLAND BEACH
OPENING
Afternoon 17th.
Saturday , and .
Boating , The Music will be furnished !
by the
Bathing
Fishins AN I )
AMONG THE
Attractions ,
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TOtg g ; ? g :
Take a ride on the new gravity railway , and visit the finest
beach in the west.
GEXT THEXR.EX TO DRIVE ! THE1RE :
Take Sherman Avenue cars and Go out Sherman Avenue to
change at Locust street , whore Ames Avenue and go overlong
.
cars go direct to the Beach. long bridge to the beach.
HO , FOR COURTLY BEA.GH
-SATURDAY , JUNE 17TH. GRAND OPENING. JA !
MORPHEUS IN THE 'JURY BOX
Evidence Had No Charms for a Juror Who
Went to Sleep ,
FINDING VERDICTS WITHOUT EVIDENCE
I , so Soott Sots * Vordlot Asldo and
Give * Ills Ilongons Ed Morearty DU-
cliarccil In the Criminal Court
Trouble Over Oil Land Claim * .
The twelve men tn Judge Scott's court ,
Who listened to the law and the evidence in
tno case of the Phenlx Publishing company
against Kd E. Powell , ft suit brought to re
cover on n bill that was duo and unpaid ,
learned several things yesterday. The case
wont to the Jury and yesterday when tlio
men came Into court , it was to announce
through their foreman that they had found
for the defendant.
Pit was the finding tnitu Induced the court
to deliver a lecture. Ho said that during
the trial it was observed that
the defendant Introduced no testi
mony In dispute of the claim , which fact
alone would bar the Jury from returning the
Tordlct. Not only that , but ono of the
Jurors wont to sleep In the Jury box and
twice had to bo waited up by the bailiff ,
which made It apparent that ono man at
least did not hoar all of the evidence. "So
lone as I remain upon the bench , " continued
Judge Scott , "I will not sumblt to a Jury re
turning n verdict that Is absolutely contrary
to the law and the evidence * . This verdict Is
not sustained by any law , nor by any of the
evidence adduced , and therefore I will sot it
side , doing EO upon my own motion , "
Trouble Over uu Oil Clnlm.
Judge Eller Is devoting his time and atten
tion In trying to unravel the difllcultlcs that
exist between James Ii. Iiovott and \V. W.
Lowe , the plaintiffs , and Michael Duffy , the
defendant. The plaintiffs are suing to
recover the sum of fSOO , while the defendant
In his cross bill asks for a Judgment of
11,000 , oven inonoy. All of the trouble
prows out of some old claims located tn
Wyoming , and It is alleged in the petition
thuMlio plaintiffs wcro the owners of 150
euch claims at the thno when they hired the
defendant to go out into the wilder
ness and develop the properties. His work ,
eo they nllcKO , was to dig a hole
i feet wide , 0 feet long and 10 feet deep on
each claim. This digging he did not per
form and for this reason they claim that
they were damaged In the sum of ? < JOO and
that the baluncu of the debt is for goods
wlilch were furnished ,
lluffv nvors that ho was misled by bnlng
told that the oil claims wcro close to town ,
when In fact they were forty miles from any
lottlcmont and far away in tlio mountains.
In reaching them ho nearly killed his horses
Slid exposed himself to sundry and divers
dangers , passing through a country where
kt nil times ho was In mortal fear of being
Icalpod by hostile Indians.
Dismissed tlio Kotrlium Hoodie due.
Ed P. Morcarty , the ox-city councilman , Is
out of the woods , so far as the prosecution ol
the charge that ho looked upon the booJlo of
the Kctchutn Furnlturo company Is con
ccrnod , as tlio county attorney bus entered c
nollo in the case and it has boon stricken
from the docket of the criminal division ol
the district court.
A couple of yeftvs ago when the numerous
furniture companies wcro bidding on th <
furniture for the city hall there wore
ugly stories afloat , to the effect that
Morcarty , who was then a member of tin
city council , had takpn some of the inono.\
of the Ketchum company , promising Influ
cnco when the matter got into open council
Thcso stories became putillo property am
tlmt the truth might bo continued , or tha
they might bo branucd as malicious lies , UK
] uuges of. the district court called a gram
jury to Investigate. The result wus that at
Indictment wus returned , subsequently t
bo followed by a trial avd a verdict of ac
quittal. There were other indictments
growing out of the same charges , but they
have remained upon the criminal docuet
without being called for trial.
Monitor ! j > ! irs for Time.
That something Is about to "drap" In the
Moshor case w'as made pretty plain yester
day afternoon by the presence about the
federal courtof several of the bank wrecker's
friends and ono of the attorneys for the re
ceiver of the Capital National bank. Mr.
Moshor was about the marshal's office
nearly all day and was In consultation with
Mr. Charles Magoon and Mr. Harvey , who
is looking after the Capital National busi
ness for the receiver.
"There are numerous matters. " Mosher
explained to THE BEC reporter , "that I can
straighten out for the stockholders of the
bank If I am only given time nnd an oppor
tunity to do It , but if I am hustled off to
Sioux Fulls for five years they will have to
fight the thing out as best they can. I am
ready at any time to tuko whatever the
court sees fit to i > lvo me. but it would bo an
accommodation to the other men in the hole
If I wcro allowed a short time ia which to
help them get the affairs in better shape. "
Bill Dorgan was about with his friend
most of the day and when not talking with
Mosher ho was In consultation with the
marshal or the district attorney. Dorpan
appears to bo determined to stay by Mosher
until ho sees the doors of the penitentiary
close behind dim. It has been suggested
that Dorgan really felt fearful that Mosher
might break down at the last minute.
Moshcr's attorney , Mr. Whedon , is now
engaged In a law suit that ho says ho cannot
leave. Had It nDt been for this engagement
it Is uioro than probable that Mosher would
have been arraigned today. Judge Dundy
says that ho will hear no moro Jury cases
until ho knows positively what Is going to
bo done with the Mosher case. The jury
funds nro almost exhausted and all that now
remains of the fund will bo needed for that
ono case if Mosher should decide to fight it.
If ho pleads guilty , os seems to bo the most
probable course , the service" of a Jury will
not bo needed more than a couple of hours
In the caso.
Should Mr , Mosher bo sentenced to a term
In the penitentiary it Is whispered that ho
will not go to the penitentiary at Lincoln , as
many Imvo been lead to suppose. It is said
that ho will bo taken to the United States
prison at Sioux Fulls , S. D.
Other Court Cuscj.
M. J. Minor was before Judge Koysor
yesterday and was sent down to the Dorgan
cell house at Lincoln , there to remain during
the period of thrcoyoirs. Minor Is the
man who went through the Union hotel and
stele a suit of clothes , nnd whiln on nls way
out of the building held up u man , relieving
him of a gold watch and chain.
Aloxnnuer Taylor , a colored man charged
with having shot with Intent to kill , was
lined $100 , the costs , and sentenced to a term
of three months In the county jail. Taylor
escaped a prison sentence by the Jury having
returned a verdict of assault and battery ,
The following cases wcro nolllcd by the
county attorney : The state against James
Cnrtin , obtaining inonoy under false pre
tenses ; Charles F , Ix > gan and George Petty ,
renting looms for gambling purposes ; L.
Thornton and Horace Bennett , unlawfully
taking nnd using a horse , and Louis Hauscn ,
perjury.
The heirs of the late James Trail , who
died at his residence , Nineteenth nnd Lake
streets , have tiled a petition in the probate
court asking that'tho widow , JauoS. Trail ,
bo appointed oxccutrix , The estate consists
of real cstato valued at fti.tXK ) and personal
property of the value of ? 1,000.
Curl \Vood\\orth has secured a temporary
injunction , restraining the city treasurer
from collecting * the tax to pay the cost of
paving the alloy from Twenty-second to
Twenty-third and between Lake nnd Ohio
sticots. The case will bo called for n hear
ing ini Judge \ \ niton's court next Monday
morning. Mr. Wood worth's t'llovanco arises
from the fact that the alloy was paved with
red Colorado sandstone , when the white
Colorado was the material designated In the
petition of the proiKsrty owners.
The case of the Helm Sash and Door com
pany against several insurance companies ,
which has been dragging its weary length
through tha federal court for live or sb
days , was terminated today when the Jury
brought In a verdict for tlio plaintiff.
Ono Case of Printed Pongee Wash Goods , 25o
Quality , Today 9c.
THESE ARE UNLOADING PRICES
Yon Cannot Duplicate Thorn Ono Cain of
20o Hertford Cord Wash Goods Today
7 l-2o 1'cr Yard Hcmnants
Go at Half 1'ricc.
REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE.
Remnants of silks at half price.
Short lengths of wool dross goods at
half price.
Remnants of ribbons nt half price.
Remnants of wash goods at half price.
Remnants of ginghams at half price.
Remnants of sateens at half price.
Remnants of calico at half price.
Remnants of white goods at half price.
Remnants of embroideries at half
prico.
All remnants and odd lots in the store
oinorrow in our great unloading ealo
at half prico. This means a great sacri
fice of profits , hut wo are not looking for
profits just now ; wo want to reduce our
took at least 8100.000 this mouth.
Odd lots of boys' waists at half price
tomorrow.
Odd lots of ladles' waists at half price
tomorrow.
Odd lots of men's shirts at half prico.
Odd lots of underwear at half prico.
Wo will cut the price right in two on
every odd lot and remnant In our store
today. N. 13. FALCONER.
CARD FROM N. 13. FALCONER.
On Monday morning wo will com
mence a three days sale of hosiery. This
will bo the greatest sale wo have over
made , and the greatest bargains wo
have over placed before our friends. The
hosiery is all of the very best make and
the best dye , and will bo sold by us at
less than half prico. Wo mean this ex
actly. Last wool : a Now York importer
to obtain money closed out Ills entire
stock at auction , Belling over ono hun
dred thousand dollars In largo lots in
ono day. Our Now York buyer made
the heaviest purchase ho has over made
for us , and wo are glad , as the goods and
prices are right. Wo pluco them on
sale Monday at our usual small profit ,
( riving you , as wo have always done , the
full advantage of our purchase. Don't
forgot , Monday. The lot consists'
ladies' and gents' fast black solid color
and fancy French hosiery. A full line
will bo shown in our cast window Satur
day , Particulars and prices Sunday.
N. B. FALCONER.
I'lontor round.
The partially decomposed body of an un
known colored man was found In the rlvoi
by n boy early last evening , where It hat
lodged at the foot of Jones street. Corouei
Maul was notified and at once removed tin
body to the morgue where an Inquest will b <
htld at 0 o'clock this morning ,
The man was wholly unrecognizable am
was dressed in the coarse garments of u la
boring man. The name , A. Flsla , was found
on his collar , but no ono has been found who
knows anything further about him.
Hell Itcd ISIoodl
As naturally results from taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla as personal cleanliness results
from free use of soap and water. This great
purifier thoroughly expels scrofula , salt <
rhouin and other impurities nnd builds/ip
every organ of the body. Now is the Urn J to
take it. fa - ' .
The hichcst pralso has been won by
Jlood's pills for their easy , yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price 25
icnts.
nay don Ilroj. ' Sale of i.udlow Shnef.
Hnydon Bros. ' shoo sales are popular.
Wo give the people bargains. Today
ivo put on sale in our shoo depart
ment 1,500 pairs of "Ludlow's" S-l.GO
hand-turned shoes at S2.4S a pair , width
A to E E , opera and common scnso
styles , sizes 2 to 7. Every lady knows
laow well "Ludlow's" shoes fit and wear.
f you want a bargain in a fine , comfort
able shoo , como today and got
Ludlow's" 31.50 shoos at 82.48.
IIAYDEN BROS.
$400.00 lots $2o.OO down ; see page 7 ,
I will sell you well located lots , acre
age or cottages and lots. Will take in
pnymcnt certificates of deposit on the
American National bank or any savings
bank in Omaha. D. C. Patterson , Pat
terson block.
TozasI Tazasl Texas !
Join excursion to Houston , Tex. , Juno
20 , special rates. For particulars and
for information on Houston Heights and
southern Texas sco John A. Milroy , 1C01
Farnam street.
I will soil you well located lots , acre
age or cottages nnd lots. Will take in
payment certificates of deposit on the
American National bank or any savings
bank in Omaha. D. C. Pattcnon , Pat
terson block.
$400.00 lots $25.00 down ; BOO page 7.
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The Kimball anti-rheumatism ring is
sold only by B. W. Schneider , room Ull
N. Y. Life building.
Three Kxcnrglona to Chicago Juno 18th
via the Burlington route.
Wo insure fast tlino and perfect ser
vice.
vice.For
For particulars call on W. F. Vaill ,
132-1 Farnam street , Omaha.
5400,00 lota 825.00 down ; ECO page 7.
Kpttcti ol five lint * or lest under tMihc < nlJlJtv
cents ; tach additional line ten cents ,
LANDUOOK Marlon , wlfo of Charles I.and-
luck , ago 60 voars. Funeral from rchlclenco
Hi24 lluwiiru btruot. rrlduy , Juno 10 , at 4
p. 01. , to i'rospuct 1I1I1. I'rUmds invited.
PRODUCTS OF THE WEST
Sanatoria ! Invesl Hf Sosouwas of ]
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United States Senator Peffer of Kansas" i * _
in the city. Ho is hero as a memocr of
the committee appointed from the senate to
investigate and report on the general condi
tion of agrlculti'.io throughout the country.
The subcommittee appointed to loolc Into the
grain and live stock Interests is com
posed of Senators William Alfred
Potter , Williim D. Washburn and
William N , Jloach. Senator Roach
hns not acted with the committee.
" 1 am hero. " said the senator to a re
porter for Tun Bnn , "to examine packers
and stock men nnd loam where the stock
shipped into South Omaha Is produced ; to
find out how much of it Is disposed of hero ,
what per cent Is sent away and where
it is finally used ; to learn
something of the competition ; to got
the prices paid for stocK slnco the time tno
yards wcro established , the yard charges ,
commissions of salesmen and rates of trans
portation both in nud out of South Omaha.
And then , with all things considered , to as
certain what effect is being produced by
these things on the producers of the stock. "
The committee first visited Chicago nnd
examined the packers and llvo stock dealers
and ofllcers of the Stock oxchangoand Board
of Trade to ascertain the range of country
from which these supplies nro received and
what is done with the receipts in Chicago ,
what countries they distribute In , cost of
transportation , prices paid nnd received and
whether the farmer Is gaining or losing by
the now method of handling praln nnd stock.
In Minneapolis they examined the millers
nnd grain buyers to learn how they collect
the grain for the elevators , the cost of the
mills , and , In fuel , the history of merchant
milling , to find out who icts ; tlio benefits of
the reduced rates of transportation , also to
investigate the alleged discrimination of the
long haul to .Liverpool over the
shorter haul to Now York nnd Boston ,
From South Omaha Mr , Poffor goes to
Kansas City and then to Topeka , From the
latter place ho will visit the capitals of
twelve or fifteen praln producing states in
the west nnd compile a report for the Agri
cultural department. Tills report will show
the value of lands during the period of
years passed , the rates of taxation , the value
of products from year to year. In this con
nection the senator will cxamlno llfty prac
tical farmers representing different sections
of country to sccuro facts on crops , values ,
prospects ; whether the farmers are pros
perous or not , and tholr Individual views on
the causes , "Taken all together , " said Mr.
Poffer , "tho report will bo a valuable ono ,
and will bo entirely different from anything
the department has over had compiled. "
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder , No Ammonia ; No Aluui.
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years tlm .Standard.
S. GRADUATION GIFTS
To be especially appropriate should be lasting. Ths 1
'fi thousands of silver and gold novelties we show will grnt
svery tnste.
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.incn.NTn ASD Domi.u , on in i.
PERMANENTLY flflflft , flO PAY.
NO PAY UNTIL CURED.
Wo refer you to3,500 p itlcnts.
FINANCIAL REFfflW S.'M !
No ( Intention from business , No operation. InvolV >
ttKixto our inotliocl. Written Kiiarantuo to absolutel
euro nil Kinds of IlUlTI'lcK ol both suxos without tU
UBO of knlfo. no muttur of how lone stiinUlnu.
EXAMINATION TREE.
THE 0 , E. FILLER COMPANY ,
307-308 N. Y. Life Building , Omaha , Nob.
SEND ron CIIICULAIU
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