Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 26, 1881, Image 8
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 26 1881 , HLE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning , Sept. 20. For the ftccomodnUon of oar up-town pMnrns MTftngcmcnUliftvc been mtulenitli KJholin & Krlckeon , jowolcrn , opi > oiiltfl Uif port office , where advcrllicincnta nnc nlcn for the city delivery of Tim UE > will bo received. AdvorthemenU for the erenlng rmtut bo hnntlcd In before 1:30 : p . , lor llio morning eilltlon before 8:30 : LOCAL BREVITIES. Patterson sells coal. Pnnno. Tlcliable Hatter. Frederick Leading Hatter. X ) business lots Call on "Demit. New oranges at A. H. Gladstone's. 1000 residence loin Conns , agent. ilO huu < ; rt nnd loU Bemls' agency. Bcmls1 real cstnto boom. First page A. W. Nason , Dentist , Jacob's block. Best line of Clffftra , at Saxe'n. Smoke Stariton & Storms , fines Cigar , at Kuhn's Drug Store only. Soda Water , bettor than over , n 8ivxo'i . Bemis' now map of Omaha , 25 cents 200 farms and 000,000 acres of lanr 3omin , agent. Th' Lion continues to roar for Mooro'i 3Rrnctio . .nd Saddlery , For ri.VE Commercial Job Printing all at TUB BBE Job rooms. Bicycle for sale or trade for n horse 0 J. Canan. Who pays the holiest price for Sccom Hanil Furniture ? Abrahams & Lewis 1121 Dougla * street , nop9-2w Most elegant new styles of Hat * , a the Omaha Furier , Henry O. lllclitor ir > tli Htuct , opp. poitoffico , fieptl5-t The member * of the Qloo Club wil meet at Honpe'H at 10 o'clock sharp fo for practice th's morning. Nlmllo & Krcllo , 213 south 1 Ith street rc selling hatfl and caps cheaper thar orer. Iteautiful lot for Bale one block frotr Iligh rchnol. Enquire of K. Dnvln , llKf ofiieo. ofiieo.Now Now goods just received at G. Svanson ft Co. , Merchant Tailor , SOU south llth street between Farnham and Hartley. All the public schools of the city wil bo closed to-day in recognition of the president's burial. All the delinquent city taxes on real estate will bo turned over to the county treasurer for public Hale on October Int. I'OTKOMH interested should take notice , s The Bohemians of this city i\ ill hold n ball on the night of Oct. 8 , for the pur pose of raising ftindi to aid In the erection of the National theater nt Prague. --A couple of SlatJM of Charity from 1 Lafayette , Tnd. , arrived In the city y t onlay to take the places of two Sisters in St. Joseph's hospital , who are down with typhus fever. The overland train from the west , un der Conductor Kolley's management , ar rived on time yesterday afternoon , the first instance in a number of days. The old Cass street school was dam aged by fire lost night to the extent ol $200. As there bad been no fire built in it this year it was undoubtedly sot on fire. The telegraph office experienced a great amount of trouble from fallen wires on Saturday night. At ono time only one wire to Chicago wan In operation and none westward. Thomas Kindle was knocked down arid robbed by Max Recuo on Smith Four teenth street yesterday afternoon. Two boyH saw the theft , and will appear an witnesses at the trial Tuesday. Kdward Maxficld , familiarly known & "lleechor , " foil from the planking lend Jni ; into Slavin' * hotel on Tenth fctrcct , Saturday night , and broke hiri tight leu between the knee und ankle. The true turc was set by Dr. Darrow. Sumo of the winoa are delicious , the Barley wino , "Conrad's Budwciaer , " takes the first rank among thoin. Ash your druggist for it. m&o PERSONAL ( Jen. Crook arrived from Chicago Sat urday morning. F. .T..McShane , left for Cleveland Satur day to attend the obaoqulca of President Garfield. J. P. Flood , the bonanza king and head of the great mining firmof Flood , O'Brien , Hockey & Fair , and al o the head of the Nevada bank , Is expected noon from San Fruncihoo , and he will probably make o fctop In Omaha. Judge Wakcloy went eai > t. to Chicago , last evening , UK Uov. Young , of Ohio , ar ivcd yo tordtiy afternoon from the we t , on hit way homo. Mm , W. D. llighter united yebtercU ) ' from Pittsburg , Pa. , where bho has beer vtsltlnif her parents for a number of weeks Mr. llighter met hcr'at Chicago. Among the westward-bound paucngen ' on tlio Union Pacific reid wns O.ipt. Al ) cxauder Ktholen , of the Russian impel la. navy , a d hU family , They ate on the way to San Francisco , Messrs. J. P. McCann and John Galla gher , of Klmlra , N. Y. , and J. K. Johnson - son , of Boston , { cited Omaha vfcutcrduy , on a trip westward. Mr , McCann is the traveling passenger agent of the Lehlgb Valley railroad. " A. M. Demuiond , westcin passenger agent of th Plttaburj & Fort Wayne rail way , has arrived in Omaha to make thU city hU permanent headquarters. Mr. Demmond has numerous friends in the Gateway City , who will greet him cordially , Decide being a good railroad man , he U an accomplished musician , and \\111 bj wel coined by all 1m cr of the art. ; Experleatla Dee tWo - - Wo must tell boine men a great deal 't < teach them a little , but the knovvledKO o the curative propertied of BfjiiNQ IJLOS . * ' BOM In cotes of tick head&ohc , indigestion " suulbl'Iouwics ' * U'bought by cxpcrleuco 1'rico 60 ccnU , trUl bottles 10 cents. KeoJhv Society Notto * . All members of Omaha Council No 820 , A. L. of H , are requested to b present at thnir incotint ; next lion day evening , as there is business o importanco. AUo degree workc IB. E. KOOKIW , Hecretary. A SAD SABBATH , Which Was Appropnatoly Ob. Borvod in Omaha. Largo ConKrogations UivoToar- ful Attention To the Voice of the Fulpit 01 the Nation's Loss. The Chrldtlnn Chnrnotor of JAUICI A. Gnrflold the Oouornl Tliemo. The prosidont's death wns the them discourse from nearly every pulpi .11 our city yesterday. The day wni > riyl\t and cheerful in strong contnxs o the Bombro lined appearance of tli itrccti and the badges of mourning o ho citixonn. Largo congregation jllcd the churclici and listened will earful attention to the discourses on ho lifo and Christian character of th ircsidcnt , With few exception ) very church in the city was draped n the habiliments of woo TUB ciiniBTiAX CIIUHCJI , > f which denomination the late prcsi lent was a , lifo long and consmton iiombor , was elaborately draped in nourtnng. On the wall , fronting the ntranco , hung the motto : ' Wo mourn our brother. : iurrounded by festoons of crape. The rails of the main auditorium wore ntng with crape and the pulpit wa1 iovorod with black cloth. Immedi toly behind the desk hung a portrait 1 the president draped in mourning , nd below it the motto ; Know ye not that there ia a prince and n great man fallen this day in Israel , The singing by the choir was * very no. The song , "Ho is gone , " was endored in a superb manner by Mr. nd Mia. W. H. Bartlott. TUB DISCOURSE. Ror. J. W. Ingram began OB fol 3WB ! "Know ye not that there is a prince nd n great man fallen this day in Is- noli" To-day wo all mourn tlio IJBB of a rue aud faithful friend , and weep round the bier of our most honored ulor , while the church mourns the oparturoof a cherished brother. To ol her wo drink of the bitter cup. Especially have wo lost a gifted mom ior of our church ; the world n friend ; 10 nation n ruler. As a citizen he hallongcs our admiration , as A states iai ho commands our respect , as a 'liristion our lovo. Few have left ehitid them at death so many BEAUTIFUL IESSON8. These lessons should be ro- icmberod. QarQold united with lie Christian church when is religious view wore regarded ! A dangerous heretic. His connection roused * the bitter , intolerant and orsecutintr spirit of that ago. Ho urcd little for man a approval , but allowed whore duty pointed. Thie ot manifested his humble spirit. Dur- ig his political campaigns ho always plight out his own brethren and wor- tipcd with them , once advised to at' and a wealthier church , he said , "My rethor , I go to church TO W01US1IIP MY otto electioneer for oftico. "As a uistian ho was courageous , not stub ornly but from love for revealed ti uth. In the h'.tlo ' church in which [ ho worshiped nt Mentor I have [ preached many times. When at me , Oarfiuld always attended , i I look upon that grand an , seated in the midst of that plain imblo croup of country wprshipors , id hoar him mingle his manly voice 'th theirs in song , and then bow is maiiiivo head with theirs in n sol- nn prayer to God , my soul fills with notion , and by faith I can see 1118 OUEAT MAHrEU , ho stands in the midst of the poor , m blind , the lame , the outcasts oi irth and dispenses to thorn his heav ily blessings. The assassin's bullet , it him down in all his manly prime , or awhile ho had laid away laborious aties and sought rest mid recreation , ut not ouo word of murmur or coin- taint escaped his lips. Calmly and vtumtly up to the last moment ho : > ra his great suflorings , hilo the Nalion demanded the blood tlio miserable assassin , not one ord of revenge fell from his lips , /lint heavenly hope ehinos forth * in 10 lifo and death nf James A. Gar- eld. Ho was an hoqor to any na on , a joy to any people , a light to uy church. But , alas ! alas ! out' ' ' ro't her , our friend , our president , is oad , and sorrow has entered into rcry American home. My brethren , wo hope o moot him , i BOO him , to enjoy him and hU ondorful endowments of mind and cart far beyond the shadow and ser ows of earth. How leep the brave , who fcimk to rest , ly nil their country's winhca bleat ; vhen spring , with dewy llngenicold. teturns to deck their hallowed mould , he then shall drciw a nweeter und lian.fancy's feet ha\e ever trod. > y fairy hands their knell U rung , ly forms unseen their dirge is sung ; 'here honor coinos , a pilgrim gray , M blvHs the turf thut wraps their uluy ; liul freedom shall au hilo repair. ? o dwell a weeping hermit tliore , " But sweeter far are these words : 'Servant ' of Qed , well done ) Itest from thy loved employ ) ' 'ho battle fought , the victory won , Knter thy Master's joy , ho voice of midnight came ; He started up to hear ; V nlortal arrow pierced his frame , Ho fell but felt no fear. Clio pains of death nro past , Laborand sorrow cease ) \nd life' * long warfare closed aUait , HU soul is found In peace. Soldier of Christ ) Well done ) I'rabed bo thy new mploy , And while etenial ages run Jteit in thy Savior's joy. " FIUHT CONOHKCUTIONAL OUUliUlI , At the Ftrst Congregational churcl the front of the choir railing wai beautifully draped in American flags orapo and flowen , The pulpit anc chancel were also Jiung-with crape am ovcrcroonn. The decorations tnado by Mrs'Clark Woodman. Thi choir rendered during the evening it Beautiful style several anthems . Her. A. F. Short ill took for hii text Acts 11-24 , "For ho was a goot' man and full of the Holy ( Jhost anc of faith. " It seemed to mo appropriate , and 1 thought you would ngrco with me , itid Mr. Bherrill , that vro should hole i simple memorial service thii oven- ng in respect to our late president whom wo all loved so much ; not to nr.MKMWU 1I1H lUHTOltY or to hear nn eloquent eulogy or paj nany forms of respect , but by our si" ont presence and sincere sorrows ten- ify our respect and love for him who ias gonn from us. The thought up ) ormost in my mind for the past week s this that the remarkable display luring the past week of respect and sorrow is ono of the most wonder- til tributes to character wo have ever behold. It is an universal , n the south AS the north , reaches all jlasscs and politics and sectional dif ferences seem forgotten. It extends in like way mucerity to Great Britain , dl Europe and the whole civilized world. wnv is 1TJ ? [ t is a tribute to character , to good' ' icsi , chielly because it was the coni' iion belief that ha was a good man , a ; oed father , husband , citizen , friend , rue patriot and Christian. It was tur common conviction that ho was i man who meant to do well and sue- coded. Wo are oolcmn oVcr his leath and yet wo have a solemn pride hat since WE MUXT MOUllN , , vo do not have to mourn for a George II. or n Lewis XVX. It is a kind 1 tribute to humanity itself. Why do wo hear so much in regard o Mrs. Gartieid , nnd why such uni orsal sympany , so that she oven ha' oinngo almost equal to her husband ? s it that she has been A CJUKEN OF FASHION , star in literary circles , the public ihumpion of the rights of her BOX , or he wife of the president ? No , it ie lot any of these. It is because of ior character. She is believed to mvo been in all respects n good wife , nd mother , who loved her home nero than any other place , and her lusband more than any other man , vho quietly , hopefully , equally worked land in hand with him from obscurity o greatness ; his best and.most hopeful companion , his chief adviser and help meet ; whom was first thought of mid watched with him when his sere hurt came , and who has shown through ALL THEHE DREADFUL WEEKS , .i fortitude , a devotion , n love , possi blp only to a woman. Humanity has said this is the chief greatness of a woman , and what they delight to homage. Dr. Adler is lately reported to hove said ; Tlio thinking mind of to-day is drifting away from the Christian faith-an expression of the man not the result of careful observation1 for thinking men do not drift. Is it not worth something that this man of mportor abilities , thoroughly rend in the best philosophies , especially the German , A DEEP , CLEVEH THINKKU , well acquainted with men , was a full' ' and firm believer in the Christian faith , in accord with the authority of the bible , loved to study its teachings and honored its chief doctrines , and shaped his lifo by them. I wish , in the presence of his bier , as it wore , to say a word in behalf of our present chief magistrate. I wish to repeat once more the sentiment expressed from ocean to ocean , to give him our confidence and support. Ho caino to the presidency under trying circumstances' , but ho can meet all de mands of the people if wo will but support him. It is hard to realize that James A. Garfield is gono. Let us not simply mourn , let us bo thankful for the years we were allowed to have such a man in our nation and for the memory ory and example of his virtues , Lot UB bo thankful for a government and institutions that can develop ono f 10111 HO CJKUAT OltSOUUITY to eo great honor. Let us be ready to recognize goodness wherever it exists ists , thankful that if the scepter and orown must fall and in the gnivo be laid , that the actions of the just over blossom not and grow sweet , and hus ho over lives. Lot us not think of him as dead , but , having passed the threshold , has entered that erander lifo , whuro he has even more than his old strength , buoyancy of spirit and active power , and where ho is already engaged in higher service and enjoy' ' ing higher reward than was over pos kiblo here. "For ho was a good man , Und full of the Holy Ghost and of faith. " KI1UST I'HKSIIYTEUIAN UlIUllC'II , | At the First Presbyterian church itlio pillars at the entrance to the [ stairways wore hung with craoo , re- 'ovod by white silk bows. The choir us draped with bluck cashmere and ringed wilh autumn loaves. The 'landolior supporting the pulpit raiU as wreathed with black and en- wined with smilax , The pulpit pro- Diitcd a sombre appearance in it * .raping of bluck cashmere , a heavy old of which suspended trom tin csk , contained in its center nn ox .uitito cross of geranium leaves and ube roses. Iho gallery rail at ho rear was completely covered rith black cloth edged with leaven nd relieved at equal distances by vreatlis of white and berries of red. Mio pastor , UKV. WM. J. IIAltSIlA , ireaohod an eloquent discourse from ho text , I. Bunuol U2 , 2 , "Andovor > > no that was in distressed every one II debt , and every ono that wet liscontonted , gathered thomsolvei unto him ; and no became a captain jvcr them. " The preacher drew a parallel between the concourse at tlu : ave of Abdullam , over whicl David became captain , und the heterogeneous misses whicl oomposo our imputation over whicl President Garliold was the chosen ru lor. Ho pointed out those traits ol character which fitted him so fully foi the \\ls\i \ \ position of the magistracy and dwelt upon the example of his so cial purity , political honesty am' Christian character. Ho ccncludot with a glowing eulogy on the prosi dont. The choir sang the anthem "Hark ! that swelling music , " thi chant , "Thoro is a calm for these win weep , " a m lo quartette , "Go to th rest in peace , ' nnd a clmnt , "Ilcsl weary heart. " Jay Northrnp san with tlio choir , taliiur the place of Mr Van Kurnn , who could not bo present Miss Alice Rogers presided at the or \H in the nbsonco of E. S. Mayo. M1WT MCTHOltlfiT CIlUltCH. At the First M. E. church the Her T. U. Maxfiold preached from I Sam } , . ' 38 : "Know yo not that there is t jroat prince and a great man falloi hii day in Isrcal , " Ho drew oa pec in .Uctiliou to General Garfield as t Dliristmn statesman and n bravo eel Her nnd an upright ruler. The cliurcl tas handaoniely draped in mourning nd the pulpit coveted with crapo. BT. I1AUXA11AS CMUnCII. At St. Barnabas church the memo ial service was hold in the evening ho lie r. John Williams nreachinj. k powerful sermon on thu life nnd ox mplo of the dead president. The hotr sang the Do Profundis and the urial chant. The choral altar ant til pit wore shrouded in black. EIGHTEENTH HTUEBT OI1UU01I. Ill hia opening prayer nt the Eiirh nenth street M. E. church , Hcv. Mr. hanks referred in touching languagi a thu national aftlictiun and prayct fiat it might bo blessed tc lie nation's good , A handaomi ortrait of the murdered president , hroudod in black hung before the til pit. The music wan selected witl special reference to the occasion. THINITY CATHEDRAL. At Trinity cathedral n largo congre ation wits in nttondanco. The nrcl vor tlio chancel was festooned in lack , relieved by silver wreaths , the Har cloth of white was deeply edgoc ritlt black , a cross of tubi osc3 ami geranoums depending ; ram the centre. Tlio musica rngratn , in accordance with lie bishop's pastoral , included lie Do Profundis. Attor the Litany nd communion services had been cad Dean Millspaugh preached a ser tion from the text , Hebrews IX. , 2" , 'And it is appointed unto men onci o die. " After referring to the mor ality of men the dean said : "Lot us ireot our thoughts to our martyrot resident whom God saw fit to place n tlio Bitminit of power only for a rief moment. Never has there been ucli universal sorrow. The grief in 'ranee over the death of HenriXlV. , 10 sorrow over the death of Abraham jincoln , was not like ours. .Tame ? . . Garfield was a ruler who boliovct iat the religion of .Teaua Christ v ip ono thing to live by and the one line ; to die by. " After referring to timorous historical instances , the can urged his hearers to take to cart thu lessons of thu president's fe and to set their affections on lings above. CATHOLIC CATHEllUAI , . At half-past ten o'clock mass in St. 'hilomcna's cathedral yesterday Very lev. Father Nugent , editar of tht ivorpool Catholic Times , the Weekly Register and Family Journal , reached a very brilliant sermon on 10 Irish race and a few of the pit' ills that now threaten them. At the onclusion ho spoke of the high ea BOUT , in which President Garfield was old across the water , and closed his ddress with an eloquent eulogium n tlio dead president. No hcad-aclfo or back-ache for ladief ho drink "WINEOFCARDUI. " At F. C. Goodman's. THE PRESBYTERY. 'hey ' Pass Resolutions on the President's Death. The following resolutions were pas 3d by the presbytery of Omaha at its ission just closed at Tekamah : WHEIIAS , It has pleased the God of Rations , to remove the executive head f the republic , in a most tragic and tartling manner , and while the moral carings of the tragedy are of a aturo to awaken the profoundest olicitudo , therefore , bo it * RE.SOI.VKI > 1 , By the presbytery f Omaha , that wo hereby solemnly ! Bcognizo the hand of tlio wise and ely God in this dread providence , ! nd bow to his holy will , praying for isdom to discern clearly the admo-j ' itions and reproofs involved therein , s well as the path of duty in uphold- ] ig and propagating those moral sen- iments and principles which must yer constitute the bed-rock of all aoial nnd civil nobility and order. 2 , That wo reaffirm the necessity of llth in a personal God , a duo sense f whoso fatherhood giycs vitality to tan's Bonsoof brotherhood andsacred- ess to human lifo. 3. Tlint wo deprecate tlio rccklos ess of that unholy political aspira ion which nominates itself to power , nd procures success by purchase and latronago 4. That wo have admired the Miristian character of James A. Gar- old , in all his public lifo , and hare ookod with admiration upon his pa- ionce in suffering , and wo therefore mphasizo the necessity of a mprt .ireful realization of the Christian ilemont in the homo , the society , and ho state. 5. That wo thank Almighty God or the example of honesty in public ifo , conscientiousness in seven omptation , and Christian simplicity n corrupt society. Thai wo devoutly and gratofulK cknowlcdgo that ' 'The Lord dootli dl things well. " BCiuevUr Men. Olarenco Whistler , Omaha's wres : ler , accompanied by Andy Muldooi ; the "solid man" ) , of Now York , anc \ndrow Ohristol , a noted Fronbl ithloto. passed through this city yes terday on their way to Chicago. The ] return in a few days to give exhibi ions in Council Bluffs , and also it Ilia city. Whistler is an old Omah uoy , and is well known in the city. OMAHA MEDICAL COLLEGE. Fall session begins Oct. 10 , 1881 Address G. 13 , AYUES M. D. , Boo. Beauty , health ; and happiness for ladle ln"WIHEOFCARDUI. " At 0 , V. Qoodmin A SPLENDID MEMENTO. Splendid card Tpliotoa of our falle ihiof , James A. GarfioM , are now fo * ale at the Grand Central Gallery. MEMORIAL EXERCISES , Tompleto Arraugemonts Made For Them To-dny. in tlio Proildcnt'fl Iiifi Which Will Tie Topics For the Spcnlr.or * < It is very probable that the memor at services to-day will bo hold in th ligh school campus instead of th ( Ycailomy of Music. The nutter wil bo decided by thu committee at j'clock this morning. Uov. A. V. Shcrrill advised his congregation , last light , to exert all their influence tc .hh . end. The following is the pro gram as arranged : oitwn or 1. Muiic Andante 1'ifth ( Bcctlio\cn Musical Union Orclicatrn. 2. Heading of proclani\tioiiH of the Pro * idcnt and Governor General Chas. F , ManderBon , 3. Invocation by HPV , A. F , Rhcrrlll. 4. Hymn "How ] llc t tlio Jtighteou- When Ho lMi . " 5. 1'ra.vcr l > y llev. J. B. Mnxficld. C. Gnrlicld ineinoiial hymn Stchv liausor Musical Union Orclicitrn. 7. Addrcis "G ni field aa ati example in tlio youth ol the country Kt. Hcv. J { . II ClarkHon. 8. Hynm-To Who is rpriglit" Omalm Uleo Club. U. Address -"Garfield tlio Cbristian"-- Rov.J. W. Ingram. 10. Addro s "Garfield as the rprirenent- ativenf ci\il mid religion * Hbeity" Jt llov. .Tnmci O'Connor. II. Hj'inn "Jtcmember Now Thy Crc .tor" . Omalia Gkc Club. 12. AcldrcM "Oariiold'ii domestic lifo' -cv. W. J. Hnnlu. 13. Address "GarEuld , the American 'citizen" ' Kov. W. K. Copeland. 14. Hymn "Anleen in .lesusl Blessed ; Sleop" OmalwGleoClub. ' 15. Benediction. 10. Music "Stabat Mater"Mufcica ! Union. After the audience shall have dis persed , all church and tire bolls wil ! toll for ono hour. Anton Hospo , Jr. , and John 8 , Halbort have been appointed a com tnitteo on draping , the Academy o ! Music and have kindly consented to act. act.It It is requested that these who have suitable flowers will send tfc m to the Academy at 11 o'clock a m , On behalf of the committee , CHAS. F. MANDEIISON , A. N. FKUOUSO.H , Chairman. Secretary. Iiiqnor Cases Postponed- The liquor cases , in which Horn Dcrger , Brandt , Kaufmann , Me Gavock and Dollono are the defend ants , were sot for trial in Judge Benoko's court Saturday It was decided to let them RO over until to-morrow. Mr. Baldwin , attor ney for the defense , claimed there was no law to fine a man for selling liquor on Sunday , and that as these indictments were made for selling liquor on Sunday they must be quashed. _ Any ono recommending the use ol "Conrad's Budwciser" over a com mon article in use may bo classed as a public benefactor. nuto * MASONIC MEMORIAL. Fraternal Sorrow- Over the Death of the President. MAHOXIC MEMOIIIAL REHVICE. All Master Masons in good stand' ' ing of Capitol Ledge No. 3 , Cover ! Ledge No. 11 , and St John's Lodge No. 25 , and sojourning brethren , are requested to meet at Freemasons' hall , at 2 o'clock p. in. , on this Mon day , to participate in memorial serv ices in honor of our deceased brother , James A. Garfield , late president of the United States. JOHN H. BUTI.EK , Master of Cupitol Ledge No. 3. GUKTAVE ANDERSON , Master of Covert Ledge No , 11. JAMES B. BUDNEU , Master St. John's Ledge No. 25. MASONIC MKHOHIAC SEIIVICES. All master Masons in good stand ing , and ladies accompanying them , nro requested to meet at 2 o'clock p. m. , on this Monday , at Freemasons' ' liall , to participate in memorial ser vices in honor of our deceased brother , Jhmcs A. Garfield , late president of the United States. Masons will ap pear clothed in the rank they have nt taincd. EDEN K. LONO , GUSTAVE ANDERSON , JAR. 1) . BituNUR , Committee. KNIOUT3 TEMPLAR. At-jlum Mt. Crualry Commander } ) No. 1 Klili'lits Templar , Y OMAHA , Sept 24 , 11:81. ) Thu SirKnights of this Commandorv will assemble in the Free Masons Hall , in full uniform , on Monday , the 2Cth inst. , at 1:30 : p. m. , to attend the memorial services of the late Sii James A. Garfield , late President of the United States. By order of JAMES S , FRANCE , Em. Commander. S. K. JACKSON , Capt.-Gon. "The Kovoro llouso Councl Bluffs Is the beat second-class hotel in the test. " auglT-lni Fine \Vreath. Yesterday a splendid addition was made to the Wabash ofllce decorattont in the ahapo of a beautiful wreath , three feet or more in diameter. , The wreath is made of roses of many different feront varieties , combined with gcr anium leaves and small white ilowors At the top , in dark purple immor .toilet ) , are the letters , perfectly form M , "J. A. G. " Tlio wreath surroundf [ a picture of General Garfield , and al < ' .ogethor it is a thing of beauty [ t was contributed by the "corno tjoys. " Beantifler * " Ladies , you cannot make fair akin rosy clioeka and sparkling eyes witl ill the cosmetics of France , or boauti llora of the world , while in pee : health , and nothing will give yoi such good health , strength , buoyan spirits and beauty as Hop Bitters. ' trial is certain proof. Telegraph.octl octl "WINE OF CARDUI" four times day uiakcaiu happy household. AtO. 1' , doodroan Fancy Neckwear at McDonald' ) SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Advertisement To lx n , For S lo , Uwl , Found , Want * . Iloardlnir , fce. , will be In wrted In these columns once for TEN CENT * , > cr line1 each subsequent Insertion , FIVECENTi ( > cr line. The tint Insertion never lew lb HVENTY.FIVK OKNTH TO LOAN MONEY. ONiV TO LOAN-Clark son A. Hunt , 215 llth Street. ( | ( rONRY TO LOAN Call at Uw Oltlco of t L L. Tlioma IloomS. Ciclihton Illock. i u > tj\l\l\l\t \ on good real cstateiccurlty , ill , ISAAC EDWARD * , 1108 Farnham ht. per tcrost In sums of 82.MO ipw-ards , forStoKytan. on nrjt-tlnu city oni anu iiromrty. HRMIS RKAI , EsrAin and LOA : \oitxcr , 16th and l > ou lcn SU. HELP WANTED. WANTED To rent nicely fiirnUhcd room In a tirhatu rrsldcnro , convenient to strcc sirs. Address V. S. Engineers , Dee otHco. 23 2i - largo or two medium slzn WANTMD-Ono rooms Bulloblo for odlru. Room with iiortl l ht prcfrrriil. Address U. g. Knirlncon. lilce. 22 ifl AN'Tii-irrand : Iwy Immediately , at Mc W Donald's Kmpcrliiin of K.ishlon. 7b-2' ' A middle ajted woman to ae lRt In WANTED kltchtn , at No. 218 N. nth St. 82-27 * WANTED A rltuat'on M bar-keeper h > r man of experience , In town and nnintry Address J. II. , llco olllcc. 83-21 * WANTED FiirnUhcd room in private 'ami ! rvliinlty ; oflShandDavenport. Address \ . X. , iko Olllee. 8V24" I A birber to ta\e euro of shop , Ctli W and 1'lcrre Stu. 81-20" \T7"ANTED Mltuttlon asibook-licepcrjby nn > V cxvKr'enced Indv. Good nferencis Ad < ln > s J It. , r.eeollko. 77-29' WANTED-A woman who can do lighthouse kceplnt , ' and care for a child. Address or call on ilrj. R. 0. Picric , No. 714 North 18th St. estt Uy fifteen-year old boy from WANTED , place to work for boardandwants logo to school , willing to work. References Iftven. 'Address I ) . , this oHlce. 75 ! 4 Situation br a joitnu man In WANTED 11. MANNWKILER , llth St. , bet. b'arnham and Ilarncy. 71-20 * ANTED A flrst-claai dounlo ontrj' W kecj > r. Address P. 0. Box 23. 72-29 Immediately , a womin between WANTED of 20 t > 30 , with gome small mean" and In ( 'oou standing In n society as partner for Ko Call or address L. Bucrgcr , earner loth and DaJge. 73-24' ANTED IJojrders at 1408 Casa Kt , W 67-24 WANTED lly a respectable > oun man , pojltlon at clerk or porter In hotel ; willing o u orK at an } thin ? raspcctablo and IMit Ad dress D. L. V. , llco olllic. 74-2l A woman cook. Inquire Im mediately at OJO llarncy at. , bet Oth and 10th. 7otf TT7"ANTED Fifteen lint-clam carpenters. VY Highest Wages paid. Apply atOiera Hou c , corner Furnham and ir.th. SI1A\V& FIELD. 07-28 A No. 1 good raai for sowed WANTED will pay Rood wajjei. Chai. Kohl me er , Loot and SUoo Dealer , 1515 Vodgo St. C5-20 A situation by an experienced WANTED burr dresser. Apply to C. F. Breet. Central City. Neb. 01-24 * liutton hole makers , at 1122 WANTED - . CO-20 Two or thrco day boarders in WANTED family. Inquire 1009 Davenport street. 40-27 An experienced and trusty girl WANTED housework , sma'l tanillj ; 1813 Wtbster St. C5-2I 'X\TANTED Carpentsrs to build 25 cottuzes o VV UHltracK BOGO3&HIUL. i' TT7"ANTED Jlanufacturlntr concern wants a YV business man In Omaha and In every cltj notalreaily taken ) . A few hundred dollars no- resjary to pay for gnods on delivery after order * hav o been secured tor the same ; 9150 per month profit guaranteed. Tno mostscirchlngiimsti- rr.tion solicited. A. H. ARNOLD & CO. , 1293 liroadvrav , New York. sc210t ASTKD Good second girl at ISIS ChUago W street. 44-t ( A good girl about 15 , to assist in WANTED . Must come lth good reference. Addrcaa Merchants , City. 39-tf \V ANTKDHousekcci cr , 1109 Farnbani St. VV upstairs. ao-tf VVWANT KI ) Situation by y uns man WANT at any respectable buslnco. Ad- dresi A. , lice otnce. 46-21 ANTED Woman cook at t o Kmmct W House. S3 tf - at 2001 Dodge street. _ WANTED-OIrl 970 tf \T7"ANTED Uuspcctable emplojmerit by hus .YV band and w ifo. AUdrem I' . P. C. , Hoc of- Ice ! 'J77-tf lly M. W. Hartlgan. propiictor o ( WANTED S alley Holler Works. Omaha , .Neb. , four first-class bollcr-rnokirs. No other ieedapi.1 } . Best wages | old. il. W. IIAtt'llJ k3AN. 065-tf To rent , by a newly married WANTED before Nov. 1st , a email cottage centrally located. Address Ho ru 14 , Crelghton Block. Olrl at 11 3 North 10th Bt. , 4th WANTED north of bridge. II. II. I311OOM. 8M-tf \ rANTED Tv/o experienced cookii , nix help- VY trsand thirty table waiters , during week of Hat fair. Enquire of D. T. MOUNT. 842-tf 1412 Faniham fat. Fuudlna brldyr oud school bauds. WANTED Clark , Bclle\ue. 28-tf FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAUD , HUNT Good olio furnished room to man FOK ! ' . Hoard If desired. 15th one fcbster Sts. , No. 1604. 31-20 * 7\OH \ ItENT Furnished room for 2 or 3 gentle C men , 1421 lion ard St. , corimr K.tli. tU 30' [ 7(011 ( RENT llrUk cottage , 6 rooms , 1211 L1 Jackson Bt. I'osscsslon Utof Oit. Alnoban < n next lot. ST-27 1011 RUNT Furnished rooms with or lih outboard , 1417 Howard at. Q > tf 171611 RENT To pleasant front rooms , suit 13 ah e for man and v , Ke , at No. 816 N , Uth St. jist nlde , bit , Da enport and Chicago , Enquire Hi prcmhes. OJ-21 RENT A new cottage Ith three rooms F9H fliiUhcd. Inquire on premises , 30th tit. lot. Farnbam and Douglas. 20 tf RKNT-Jutt nnlthedtwo first-clow two story brl-k houses , H and 0 rooms , utabU ind cemented cellars : fJOmonthr In oavance , V.M. 1IUS1IMAN , H. K. corner 16tli and Doug a sts. _ _ _ RENT ! furnlslied rooms over Mel FOR ' Excbango.N , B. ccr , lOUi and Doilgi itreets. 280-tf RENT-Ono room with board , IbOd Call FOR street. 735-tf [ 71011 IlKNT Klrrantlumtthetl room * , lleieon [ ' blu iirico. brli k home. 20l3Ca 81. 023 t FOR SALE. I7IOR SALE A beautiful residence property ol 1 } 20 acres with commodious house. High Only two and n half miles from ] < est otUco , liar < ainl JOHN U JIcUAOUi : , Opp. I * . O. 7 I710U BALE A good milch vow , No. 1C6 lOtl 1 } St. , bit. Dougla < and Utxlge 70-20 T710R SALE Span larga ) ouig homes by r Ul omos. CO 20 T710R BALK 1 flnt-closs cabinet orirati , > erj L' clifiip : nearly nvw , linjulre Hilton Ilogur & Son , 14th and Farnham St. SO tf BALU-Abont 800 cubic ) ards ol dirt FOR southm-t corner SOth and Cum.n ; , Inqur of FRANK HAB3V11011 , 'M north ICtn tr t SPEBIAL NOTIOOontimiBd tJlOR SAI.E-Kour ncrcs trf ! a4 ' > " , I : wor .s rewrrolr , nl-otwo cotta V f" > Capita Illll. Add. AKimhnillhVIXS..IKX.1 ' JfeWtn St 8 tf JTiORSALK A large , commoillou , ncV.t L story houw with wrlll good location , n horse cam , full lot with tree * , w ell , cistern , Tcnin rtaionslild , F.miulro ot I' . W. Roe , St. , bet. ChArlesand Souanl Kis. 027-2 nicK n B 2Q3.tf E3TABV.OOK k COR. inult SA'.K A Kiiall engine' , II. W. l-ayne JL Sou's mike. In perfect osd r. Inquire of 11. 80-tf SALG Lcaic and ( urmtnra of a 'Irst-cbM Poll In B townot ISOOInlnblUnU , In flat * > l Nebraska ! has 24 beds ; the traveling rnen'H re * nrt. Inquire at 1IKF. onico. 218-tf rrton g ATK MM-H of Dough * MKI sarry cono. L1 tics. A. nosbWATF.n.nMl-nrnhwn street 320-tf OIl ALE Neat house ami full lot , 13 block * from r. O. nt 8000. Jens I. . JkOAnuK , 712-tf Opp. 1'oitolllcfl. 710R SALE Flno stock farm of 400 am * .J good home , cattle shed , orchard io. , with , n cosy reach of railroad. Price , StKOO , par line at 0 % . JOHN L. McCAUUE , Opp. t'oat wire. nad-tr 1011 HAI.K-Nont coltajro ami edod lot at > 11BO. JOHN L. SIcCAdUi : Opp. P. O. , 037-tf AND LAND-ltcruu rents hou.es , HOUSES stores , hotels , farir ota , lands , ofllcc * oems , etc , See 1st page [ 7KRSAI.E Hood house with four roonn nnd L ? half lot , Ko. 2013 Dodeo between Jth and 7th street. Good w oil and shad6 trues ; hou o In ; oed condition. Inquire on premises. C21-U rTMnilELLAS Anil I'urasols rcrxored by M. U BOlIUrr 11th .inci Funrnin its. 7BOtf MISCELLANEOUS. ROPOSALS Will bo rccclud until Oct. Cth , Ib31 , at tlio ollku of it pra.It. . a tccll & Johniton , Ko. 1317 Douifhs street , Oms- ha , for conducting a bilclt store buildliigon the uorncr of Ninth and Jones Stv ; 3 stoilcs high itxnetho basement. Plans and spcclflextlorfr , nnv b Been at the olllca of 11. A. Fowler , nrchi- icct , 31713tH St. f > 9 20 mo LET Nicely furnlilietl room , with br with- J. out board , In private family. Call with re ferences , No.0071 N. 17th St. EO-24 * PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS In French , Uer mnn , Orcek and Latin. Prof. Henry W Meek , 1207 Jackson St. 900-oca HAY At A. It. Sander's Feed Store , BALED 1013 Harney St. . alO-tl T URNISHED ROOMS-Ucasonablo rates JL1 1717 CumlngB , bet. 17th and ISth strcctf. 094 tf AT MRS. a E. CLARKE'S Ko. 1 Bo&lil CALL ; Ilovt * , cor. 13th and Dodge tits. Best n the city S10-tt TELLER AND MEDIUM Mn. FORTUNE past , i resent and future In Io\e and all affairs. She rin cala the deepest secrets of the heart. She possesses the magnetic power to fulfill all your wishes Call nt\"o. 322 corner 16tn mid Chicago street. ilAUA BIRD STORE Hog for rale all kinds \J ol Foreign and Domestic I31rds , also Dint Fanclcry Roods , at lOi South 10th St. , between Douglas and Dodge , aug2C-3m. has rattling Ion , ; lists of house * , lof , BEMIS lands and farms for sale Call and g * ihem. l > KM IS' IthALhaTAih llOOil. Sec 1st page. EVIS' NEW CITY MAPS,25c.-Scc 1st pose. OP A red cow. Owner can h\o the TIAKEN bj proving property and pajlex charge * FRANUIS ROBBLNS , Saundcrs and Qraco Sts. au24-ev EJ11S' UKAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 3 B Irc page. ' COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. ' . F.vervbody in Council Bluffs ) o WANTED Tun UKE , 20 cents per week , dc- Ihcred bcarriers. . Oltlce corner llroaclway and Haiti , up stalra , Countll BlulTs. ( K1MI To buy 100 tons ( broom co , > . WANTED aJdrc.-H Council llhula Broom Factory , CounUl JlluQd , Iowa. C5S-KOtf A cooil carpenter at onco. Ap ply M.Mistir & Adams , Council UluSB , Iowa. 660-ffl- W & Co. , Council IHuRd , lonu. A hey to do chorea at Mynstors WANTED , Council Illufli. 601-23 { OooJ RlrHorifemrnl housework. WANTED Mj lister , Couiicirillitlla. C02 tf A sltuntlon by a first-class irllt-r. WANTED jeirs cNperlcncc. Undcrstaml * old and new proccw * . Kiwaka hiiillsh and German nnd oc-iitmliitcJ with Btcam and nater | i ] eni. Canslic tlio best of refcruico. Will conic on trial at Any time , Address II. S , Box 1611 , Council Willis , la. 89S3 VtTANTED 11 acontkma i of experience and VV 1m Inets hal > lt < , n puiltion with a flrro , cither as clerk.or t > tra\ci. Itc'crcnco given. I. U WATK1NS , Council lllufTd. 012-S9 / ALL on or address Potter fc I'ulmcr , 10 South \J 5th fctrcct Council JlluBs , lo a , lor roil- road tltkets east , west , north and Bouth. Chicago / $10.00 Round trip $10.00 Eicrv ticket guar-/ / intccdand tickets houslit , sold and cxchan 'td , aug7-lm Two o\pcrlencol book sollcltori for Colorado and Utah. Addreat 1' . 0. x > x 1214 , Council Bluffs. lono. BD9-21 * To Contraotora , Builder * Property Owners. The undersigned h-xi lag been appointed ( or the oxtetiHlve Iron andwirv manufacturing houses ot K. t. Itanium , ol Detroit , and ( the lluiwcl Iron Foundry and Worka at Toledo , Ohio , capacity of CO tons dally , In prepared to urnl h estimates and prkca for Iron columns , tc. , &c. , for store fronts , window tops and tula , threshold platiH. wrought Iron beams and lrd- ers , hjdraullc efc\atom , tUplo littlng , i pullets , haftlng' , 4c.j also Iron fences , cresting , -sin- JOH- guards , eliuttcre , ttalrs , balcnnies , settceu , chalis , tascs , acquarlums , fountains , Euomier louses , lawn , garden and cemetery omamint * . Bow cr stands , grax o guards , &c. , &u. , In crullcaa > lled on application , tarlety. Cataloguessiin | llLS'UV II. UAKRY , ' I'earl street. Manufacturer ! Agent , 22 auiflO-lni mo Council Illuffs , low1 EDWAED KUEHL , MAGISTKR OP PAM1YSTEHY AND CONDI' TIONAL18T , 493 Tenth Street , betweei Karuham andllainoy. Will , with the aid of guardian spirits , obtain f or any ono * glaiico at the part anil present , and on certain conditions In the fu ture. Hoots and Shoes tuude to order , I'trfect latlafactlon cuaranUed. au26-ltn POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Orapo Cream TarUr , No other arpatlon makes such light , flaky lint breads , uxurloua pastry. Can bt eaten by D > ip < ipUa ultrnut fear of thellls resulting from heavy ln-11 nsttlblc food. Hold only Incuit. byall Uroren BOYAL BAKINOJITOWDKR CO New York. C. F , Ooodmui t.