Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 14, 1884, Page 7, Image 7
4tMt W V * * * R - V- X5 im\ \ i Jliitfii i hiffit l yjAMliiiifcAiiiiiimiliittr ' ll ' ' WfTOM fwiwpWiP' ' OMAHA DAILY BEE-MONO AY , APRIL 14,1964. Hallway Time Table , COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival ntl do- pirturo of trains by central standard time , kt the local depot * . Trulni leave transfer depot ten roln. earlier toil arrive ten minutes later. CIIICAOO , HDIUmaroS AND O.UIXCT. MliVX. ARUVX. fi:40 : p m Chicago KxproM 9.40 ft in 0:46 : a m F.u Hall. 7:00 : p IT KANSAS CUT , ST. JOB AHD COUHCI1 , tlCm. 10:10 : a m Mull and Express , 0:13 : p m 8:24 : p m racing Express , 6SS : p m ailCAOO , UltWAURKll ASD BT. fABI * r.-.Z ! , p m Express , 0:40 : a m & .4S a m Express , 0.65 p m CIIICAOO , ROCK ISLAND AMI PACIUC. 6.SO p ra Atltntic Express , 0:40 : n m B.WIam Day Express , 0:50pm 7lfiam : 'Dcs Ifolnes Acoommodatlon , 4:40 : pm At local depot only , n AH ASH , BT , u > um ASDtrACin 0:55 : K m Mall , 4:45 : p m 4:50 : pm Cannon Hall , 11:16 : am At Transfer only. CIIICAOO and KoiunwrsTitRX. 6:30 m Expresn , 0.50 p m 0:45 : a min I'aclfllo Express , 0.45am mm sionx CUT AND rActric. m 8t Paul Exprou , 0:00 : & m in Accommodation , 0:50 : p m PACIFIC. 17:69 : p m Western Express , SK > a m 1:44 : am 1'actfla K > prci , 4:31 : p in 7:43 : n m Local ExpreBi , 0.54am 12:14 : am Lincoln Kxprcsi , At Tran for only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave S:24-B.24-10-21-11:21 : : a. m. 1:54-3:21-3.31- : : 4:24-6:24-0:21-7:24 : : : : and 11:04 : p , m Surday , Sil- : 10:21 : a. m. l:24-3 : : 4-5:2t-7oi : : ami 11:04 : p. in. Ar- live Hi ) minutes bcturo Icxvlni ; time. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Consumers ot Water I THE COUNCIL BLUFFS City Waterworks Oom'y AT THE KcqucHi of tlio City Council , ter a 30 dtya * extension ai evidenced by resolution puucd March IS , 13 U , hereby aim iiincei that It will put In service pipes t > the curb ot the street on the line of its nnliu , ( ora'l ' partio * who Ucslr.i oonnoctiona made with thu street malnn , and who will make oppiloitlon therefor to the company before fore tb9 expiration of said 30 day * ' extension , APRIL 18 , 1884 , At tbo following prices , payable In advance : Ono half Inch Sen Ice Pipe . (325 Five clshth Inch STV Ice IMpn . 0 (0 Three quarter inch Sen led Pipe . 10 76 Seven-eight Inch Service flpo . 13 25 Ono Inch Sen Ice 1'ipo . 15 00 Thcso prices Includa the cost of npcnlnir and closing the street , tapping tlio stroH \\atcr main , furnishing and putting In extra etron lead service pipe , furnishing and putting In euro stop , stop box and cover complete , nml making all nccumry con nections bstnocn the street nat'r mi In and the curb ot the street , which nra about one-hall tno cost to the cnnsu rcr ot doing the lame u ork. In view of the contcmplvtd pavln ; of certain street * In the city , partlo are recommended to make application Immediately , at the olllca of the com- piny , 26 Pearl Street , In order to stvo the necessity and avoid the In- croa < ed expense of brcakln ; up fho ttrcct after pav ing has been done. # TTAttRY BiniJlNniNK , Chief Engineer. * _ I GASH TALK At the well-known Establishment OF J. P. FILBERT , 1 ? ki 209 Upper Broaaway , the PIONEER GASH Of Council Bluflj. Notice our rcducoa Price List We gio 1C poundi Ettra O Sugar for . Slot 11 pounds Granulated Silirar . 1 ( K 25 poundi Choice Oatmeal . . 1 0 < 25 pounds Navy Deans . 1 0 ( 20 pounds B t Hulk SHrch . 1'0 ( 12 pounds Carolina Rico . 1 0 ( 12 pounds Choice tniti'9 . 101 2S bars Bnllalo Soip . IOC Extra Lake Trout , per pound . W Choice Mluco Meat p-r pound . 10 1 dozen Mackerel . 11 Colorado Flour , U'lntor , per c t . 2 9f 10 pounds Qlnccr Si api . 1 CC 40 pounds h mlof . ICC 6 gallon lie' 8311111 . 1 7C White Fish , per kit . BC Mackerel , nor kit . 8' Uatcsjper pound . 1C All grades , according to quality , 15o to 80o ixsi pound Wo also carry a full line of Mon'n , Ijullcs' am Cn'ldren's flue Shtx-n nml Men'- Fine Boots at ten low price * , alaot full line oi Tinware and gonoia inercliandleo. Call on 119 and bo convinced tba < yet cansito iiiunoy Vdoalini ; with ui. Goods JelUercc free In anv part of the city. Iu . . word , we arfl bound to cell and challenge a laudttiJo comix-tltlon In this cuuntv. J. 1' . riLBERT1 209 upper llroid * ay. ROLLER n - ! \ CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVU , Open 10:00 : . in. , 2COn.m and 730j ; > . in. , Monday , \\tiducsday and f rlJay c\o ADMISSION 2S CENTS. No objtictlonablocharactcruwill be admitted , II U HAIITIJNS , . . - - rUOl'IUCTOit THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED "Tho wicked shall bo turned into hell and the nations that forgot God. Ant the snmo Hhiill drink of the wino of UK wrath of God , which 8 poured out with out inicturo into the cup of indignation and ho shall ho toriuontcd with fire ane brimstone in the pruaonuo of the holj angels and i' > the proBonco ot tbo Lamb , IkiiLK. _ E. Rice M. D. ntTfri'TJDQ or other tumors removed without Uu UzlHutinO , Knlfo or drawing ot Mood. CHRONIC DISEASES o' ' ' . Over thirty yeacairai.tcr.l ) ! ( iiperlenoe Office No n Pearl vtr 't , Uuuuril ll tloii Irmi W.R.VAUGHAN Justice of tlie Peace , Uaiaim ana Counoil Hlutlr. Itcal xctta rollocion itfnOHFu'bv OlOf n.ltllL" | < btnlr , Mrs HJ Hilton M.fl , , , , . , PHYBIOIAN & SURQEON , 323 . Council BluQ . Tooa. orrioiB , n. ii. rcur. OFFICER & PUBE3Z BANKERS. Council Bluff * . . U. 1851 Established - - Dealuila FotelKn ind oaeitlo Eichine ki HOOK Stcuriti COUNCIL BlllJrS' ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. EASTER FLOWERS , They Beautify the Altars and the Pulpits , Appropriate Sermons nud Services at All tlio Olmrohes. Tlio Children's Htiuro In tin ; Day. Tlio clouds above and the mud boncnth made tlio dawning of Enstor Sunday very unpropitious for any very gront obsotv- nnco of the day , but despite tlio gloominess - ness of the exterior , the interiors of the churches were blooming indeed , and the [ > owa well filled with worahippcra and ioUmers. No Easter Sunday for years lias boon HO generally observed by the churches , ( 'specially as regards lloral decorations - orations , as yesterday , and this WAS the inoro noticeable bccnuso there is not this pear the usual abundauco of ilowors from wliich to draw the desired adornments 'or pulpits and alters. The attempt to make the interior of the churches thus jnautiful attracted more than usual nt- iontiouto the fact that Council Blulla , while it has has strong and wealthy church organizations , has not a single church building which ia really worthy oi such n city , and yesterday's attempt to Beautify could not butrovivo the oft aakod luestion and send it homo with peculiar force , why do not someof thcso strong churches proceed with the erection of buildings which are in keeping with tlio size and financial standing of the city ? Till : EPISCOPAL CHUllCH. Easer is especially observed by the ritualistic churches , and St. Paul's > vas filled yesterday. The floral decorations were many and beautiful. The inarblo : ont was nearly hidden by a profusion of roses and vines , there baing one hundred ami twenty roses ot various colors , this decoration being the especial work of ilrs. J. N. Baldwin , who sent to Chicago 'or the flowers. A largo cross of calla ilics , immortelles , white roses and other lowers , all snowy white , stood above the iltar. It was arranged by Mr. Caspar , ; ho florist , and was the tribute of Air. Frank Pusoy. There was in front of .ho cahncol rail n pyramid of foliage plants and plants in blossom , while roses of cut flowers , clambering vines , stands of plants , and other adornments made the whole effect very pleasing. Little baskets of flowers hung from the arches of the doors and the chandeliers. The cut flowers were all Caspar's and were very tastily arranged. The choir consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Troy nor , Mrs. N. O. Ward , and Mr.Vm. . Troynor , and the following was the order of music : 1 Voluntary Organ 2 faster anthem Christ Our 1'n sever soverDanlca 3 Glorias Jackson nud LUnks 4 To Deum Laudutnus Lyon 5 Jubilate Dee Jnclcaou 0 llvmu 7 Olfertory Sola "The llcsuirection1 Holdou. 8 Hymn Ituv. Mr. Mackay , the rector , preached an appropriate und excellent sermon , in which ho gave the story of the resurrec tion , and its application to practical life. In the afternoon a children's service wao hold in which enrols were sunn , Easter cards distributed and other inter esting features presented , the moat novel of which was the "jug-breaking.1 The children of tha Sunday school have baon gathering in little jucs , made for the purpose , their Easter offerings , and the breaking of thcso jugB and the giving of the money therein contained , Bennett to delight them greatly , and certainly inter ested all who were present , young and old. THK CATHOLIC CIIUHOII. There were masses at the Catholic church yesterday at (5 o'clock , 8 o'clock , and ' . ) o'clock , and high mass at 10:30 The church was beautifully decorated and excellent music was provided by a choir consisting of the Misses Garner , Auivorda , and Dohany and Messrs Ed. Becker , Etigono Inuoldshy , and J. A. Murphy , while Miss Amelia Paschcl pre sided at the organ. Rev. Father Bun- non , ot Darlington , Wis. , an old friend and classmate of Rev. Father McMcn- omy , preached an excellent sermon , after which came the benediction of the most holy sacrament. THE METIIODISr CHUUCK. Broadway M. E , church was quite elaborately decorated. Festoons wore extended from dragonod corners of the church , crossing the center chandelier. Upon the walla appeared a number of largo framed pictures , mostly landscapes , while on the wall back of the pulpit wore three mottoa , the central ono being "Tell His Disciplea That Ho Is Risen , " on out side of which appeared "All Hail , " or the other "Peace Bo Unto You. Jusl below the central motto or tezt , was huiijj a beautiful picture representing n , maiden about to pick up a cross of flowers , wliik Christ appealing to her oflorshor anothoi cross , There were stands of flowers and plants , bouquetsoto , in profusion , Among the adornments appeared n largo and beautiful Kastor caid a passion flowoi lying upon a cross. It was received the other day from Omaha , directed to "The Members of Broadway M. K. Oliurch , " Rev. J. / . Armstrong , the pastor , preached an Kastor acrmou from the toxl which appeared above him on the wall , "Toll His Disciples That Ho la Risen. ' The disfourao was historical largely in it : character , and ho formed the history ol nations of the world into a pyramid witli Chrint OB the apex. All events before C'hriet'n coming to his mind pointed to wards Him , and all since referred back tc Him. Him.Last Last evening the Sunday school hold n service which wua both entertaining and novfi ] , it being on "tfjg-bcatiiij. ; " Tin children had been accumulating tlieiranv ing * in cg J. und the breaking of thust and contributing the money to the Hun duy school , wai accompanied by nveil service niid recitation of passage * of scrip turo. An intarnsting address was aUi given by the pastor , THE COXOUEOATION.il , OHUKC'H. The altar and pulpit of the Congrcga tional church yesterday were transformed into almost a uuinmor bower , blooming with beauty. A cross of white llowers , with border ef green , was placed upor tlio organ. la front of the pulpit ap neared another snowy white cross and t heart below it. Upon the coimnuuior table were vases containing calla-lilios while on each itclo of the pulpit were stands of potted plants , many of thorn in bloom , and this floral display extended from ono atdo of the church clear to the other. The ushers were button-holo bouquoto , and flowers abounded every where. The pastor , Rev. Cyrus Ilnmlin , gave ono of his best sermons , wliich is saying much. His thomowas , the resurrection , and ho dwelt upon the inner life being the proat essential rather than the exter nal body. Ho throw out some very in teresting suggestions as to the probable characteristics of the spiritual body , which would bo the body of the resurrection. THK llAlTMr ( MIUHCIl was also ducorated , though not s pro fusely as Bomo of the others. There were about the base of the pulpit and edge of the platform a largo number of plants in bloom , and bouquets of cut .lowers . woio placed in conspicuous places. Tlio pastor , Rev. J. 0. Lemon , took an his text 1st Cor. 15 : 1-4. Ho dwelt upon the theme of the resurrection , and spoke especially concerning Easter day. Ho showed that it was a modification of n heathen festival , and that while the Puritans went to ono extreme in utterly disregarding the day , there should bo caution used against { { oing to the other extreme and making too much r > f the day Ho found "E.istor" mentioned but once in the Bible , and there it was n mistrans lation , the passover being referred to. The exact date of the resurrection could not bo determined. Ho was glad to speak upon E.istor and its lessons , be cause the thoughts of the people wcro more or less upon that subject , but ho cautioned his hearonj not to lay too much stress upon the mere observance of days. TUB rilKSllVTr.HIAN C1IU11C1I was almost packed. There was not an empty neat. The announcement that the Rev. Dr. Ololand , now of Kookuk , waste to occupy the pulpit , was ono of the reasons for so largo a congregation. For many years ho was the pastor of thin church , and not only do the church fok feel strongly attached to him , but the citizens generally , among whom do lived so long have great respect and admiration for him. The church was beautifully dooratod. The platform was almost covered with ire stands filled with plants in bloom , while there was a great abundance of cut flowers in various designs. On the wall above the pulpit appeared "Christ is Risen , " A beautiful floral star was sus pended at ono side of the pulpit. In trent of the pulpit was a largo cross made of calla lilies. Upon the organ rested a white sickle. These decorations were arranged under the direction of Miss Julia Officer. Excellent music was provided , the choir consisting of Misses Baldwin , ) Ybitnoy , Joalin , and Messrs. Wylio , Parsons , Judd , Stubba and Cook , with Mr. .Tudaon as organist. Rev. Dr. Cluland preached a very interesting and thoughtful service from the text : "Con sider the lilies , how they grow. " PEHSONAfc. II , liuerdorf loft Saturday for a three months' trip to Kuropo and a visit to his old homo in Germany. lira. T. A. Clark loavea to-day over tlio Chicago , Milwaukee & St. I'uul for a visit tc to Wibconain friends , intending to atop at Milwaukee , Slioboygan Falls and otliei points. Miss Nellie Larimer , of Omaha , is isitinf her friend Miss Mollie Kico. J. C. Bixby has gone to Chicago oil a bus ! , ness trip. Kov. J. 0.1.omen returned Saturday from Glonwood , wheio ho has boon dollvorinp f uoursa of lectures , and workincr up the inter' cstn of the Homo of tlio Fiiondlees. Ho tint week goes to Atlantic on a timllar mission , and will doubtless bo heaitily welcomed there and hin addresses given the attention thoj merit. Professor George S. Houghton , ofTubci college , spent Sunday in the city. Ho has occupied a chair in that college for twelve yoara or inoro , and ! H considered ono of the boct professors of mathematics in thu weet. K. A. Kin ; ; , of Ida Grove , was at tlio Ogden yesterday. Harry Hunter , of Cedar Itapids , upon ! Easter at tlio Ogdon. C , O. Johnson , of Chicago , is at tin Ogdon. Fred H. l'eaoy , of Sioux City , was at tin liechtolo yesterday. A. Kalian , of Murray , Iowa , was a Sunda ; guest at Bcchtelo'a. C. S. Sherman , of Missouri Valley , was a the Pacific yesterday. ! ) . C. Anderson , of Shelby , was at the Pa cifio ywtenlay. It. C. llowoll , who Mime time since left hi position at the transfer * nd went to C Aid well Iduhf > , to work for the U. P. , has returned. I Ion I KHIUIO TrnnttlCTH. The following deeddwore filed for record cord in the recorder's office , Apr ! 12 , reported for THE UKK by P. J. Mo Mahon , real cstato agent : E. 0. Cole to W. T. Cole , part out-lo 3 , Jackson'a add § 800. Hannah Whittaker to Juntus Whicta kor , uu } BO | , 12 , 7C , -ri80. . N. P. Dodge , trustee , et al. to Inflo pendent School District , lots n , U , 7 , 8 U , and 10 , block 0 , Park adu § 3,000. W. Siedohopf to M. Clattorbuck , lol 1 , block 1C , Stutaraan'a 2d add 70. Caroline E. Rand to Mary A. Barbel ot al. . c\ " \ , swj , 12 , and noj 13 , 75 , J2- § 1,000. Samuel B. Lewis to John 0. Lewis sol , aejh , and part of tie ] , soj 7 , 7-1 , 43- S200. Bickel Ilarcourt to Mary Bass , n.1. , aoi 10 , 74 , a 81,000. Brigham Gruybill to E , L. Shugart lots 1 and 2 , block 0 , Underwood 8100 , 0. , R. I. & . P. R. U. Co. to Elizi Mauck , nej , nej 18 , 74 , 41 8400. Fremont Benjamin to Christian Peter non , lot 0 , block 23 , Avoca § 280. 0 , D. Watts to 0. F. Pratt ot al. , aoj- 80J 8 , 70 , 44 8350. Total sales , § 11,085. Tlio Kafct Jfull. A change is now made in the runuiii ( of the fast mail from Chicago to Cuunci Bluffd , the change to go into effect to day. Heretofore the fust train luivinj Chicago at 3 a. ru , , overtook the rcgul.i train , which loaves' Chicago four hour earlier , the regular train taking on tlt < fast nmil at Ottumvra. By the notr ar raiigoment the faJ > t mail train wi'l ' star as before , but will run clear through t < Council Blulfr , arriving here in tlio evening ing , as before. There wan a row at the K 0. ( tree last night , on lower Main Btreot , ii which Wiu. Gibson , the proprietor , hi bartender , and John and Jainoa Dove ney were participant * . Policeman flnr ley quieted the affair , and marched thi Dcvonoy brothers to police hoiidquftrten , ono of them having his face quito sovoro- y cul < _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Democratic Doings. The democrats hold tho'r ' primaries Saturday evening and the following were chosen delegates to the county conven tion to bo hold on the 17 th inst. : FIIIST WAUD. Frank Ouanolla , Jcsso Walters , J. B. Lewis , P. Lncoy , George Uolmcs , C.-Oeiso , Sr.coNi ) WAUD. Thomas Bowman , Wil- , iam Brix , William Lacy , John Temple- ion , George Graves , William Grouowog , W. R , VaiiRhan. Tiiiui ) WAUD. M. G. Griffin , Goort-o Blaxaim , John Green , Oliver Lower , P. Auworda. FOUUTH WAUD. W. 0. James , W. H. Ware , Wells Cook , J. J. Frainuy , James Madden , 0. P. Wickham , J. J. Luu , E. E. Aylesworlh , C. R. Mitchell. Opening , Despite the disagreeable weather a argo nunibor of ladies attended the mil- inery opo'ting at Bliss' Saturday. The display is not only very creditable to that establishment , and is in keeping with its woll'Oarncd reputation of being always at .ho front , but is also ono creditable to any city. All the latest and prettiest styles of bonnota and hats , and many lovollicH too many to enumerate but all interesting , especially to tlio ladies , were displayed in n vuiy tasty manner. As fast as other now styles appoir in Sow York they will bo received at Bliss' , and the regular summer opening will oc cur in about three weeks. . COMMKKOI/VIj. OOCKClt , JJI.UFK3 SIA11KCT. Wheat No. 2 spring , G.'c ; No. 3 , C5c ; ro- octod , OOc ; Rood domain ) . Corn Loalors nro paying 30o for old corn and fiOc for new. Oats In good demand at 30c. Hny I 006 00 per ton ; COc per balo. Kyo I0@ nc. Corn Mail 1 Uf. per 100 pounds. Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , C 00@ 700. 700.Coal Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ; eoft , 1 00 per ton Lard Falrbank's , wholoiallng at .We. Flour-City Hour , I CO ® ! ! 30. Brooms 2 Qr @ 3 00 per doz. LIVE STOCK. Cattle 3 50@4 00 ; calvon , 5 C0@7 50. HojfB Local packois ore buying now and , hora Is a good demand for all grades ; choice packing , G 25 : mixed , fi 25. rnonucE AND KUUITS. Quotation ? by .T , M. St. John & Co. , com mission merchants , 538 Broadway. Butter Creamery , 35c ; ck"ico country rolls , u irood demand , 0c. Kggs 12Jo per dozen. Poultry lloady HalocliickonBdreisoil ; , 124cj Ivo , ic ) ; turkeys , clnnsod , 15o ; liyo , IL'c ; ucks , dressed , 1-ic ; live , He. OraugBH I 00 ® I 25 per box. Lemons 3 00@4 00 per box. Bananas 2 50@3 GO per bunch Vegetables Potatoes , 40@50 ; onions , Tiiuj cabbage , none in the market ; apples , roaily sale at 3 L'5@4 00 for prime stock. " 'Tis a sot ot ioaturps , n complexion Tlio tlncturo of a skin that I admire , " In using Poaronl's coniploxion powder , Vairebt charms vouill ncnuiro The Y. M. 0. A. will moot this evening. All members are requested to bo present. The annual election of officers will take place. _ _ ASIONISIIKH STUDENTS. A BurJIiiKlSii XcRro's Search In u Dissecting Uaoin. imes. Elijah Wilson , a brawny negro six foot high and a resident of the horror stricken own of Burlington , N. J. , shuttled up the two flights of stairs loading to the dissecting room of the Jefferson Medi cal college on Saturday , and , bursting into the retreat of the cadaver-carving medical students , startled thorn with a cry of terror. "My Godl" ho gasped , rolling his eyes in an agony of fear and clinging help lessly t6 the knob of the half closed door "My Godl is dis d' place wha" doy cuts up d' cullud chillen don steals from d' pee ah black folks ? " The half dozen students in the room looked at each other in consternation. "Is ho a lunatic ? " some one asked. In a moment the stranger had recov ered suflioiontly to speak intelligibly. "Dis is a dissectin' room , ain't it ? " ho inquired , still glancing nervously at tht silent airay of subjects that graced the double line of tables. "An1 yo' follows am d' medical stujonts ? " ho demanded , striding across the floor to where the group of youthful demonstrators stood , amused and puzzled , brandishing thoii scalpels over a quartered cadaver. "What does my friend want to know ? ' mildly and insinuatingly ventured an embryo doctor , picking up the crown of a skull and twirling it between his fin- gora. A COMMITTEE OK ONE. The negio leaned against the table , ant in advertoutly touching the trunk of f subject , drew buck with renewed terror , Presently ho explained , speaking nervously - ly but volubly : "I'm 'pointed a committee , I am , tc see what dts yar ubductiu' buaincet means. " Then , seeing the numsonu'nt on the faces of hia huurera , ho exclaimed more vehemently : "I'm from Burlington , I am , an' I'm gwino to sue if d' faculty of d' ' college : uun't put a stop to U' utujents comin down our way artor d' clullon. I'm gwino to look rouu' dis place , " ho added < dod , "an * if dah's anything 'upicious , bj golly , duro'll bo trublo Bomowlm' . " The uncovering of the body of a col ored man made the belligerent visitor , shiver. "Wha wha whar yo' git tliatl" lit gasped. A kindly student volunteered the information mation that the deceased colored mat : had bequeathed his body to the collogt because of his desire to promote eciontilii research. "Yo' ain't got no chillon down hyar ] ' ho naked suspiciously. Assured to the contrary the visitor tjrov calmer and explained that the oxcitameul in Burlington ever the attempted ubduo tion of Lewis Htill and the ROES boys bj a gang of supposed medical students 01 collegu agents had become aoourioua that at the suggestion of several leading col ored citizunH , ho hud conio to Philadolphii und by going through the dissecting rooms mid \vuitiiic upon the faculties o the several colleges uud medical schools ho hoped to nuke BOIUO arrangement bj which the body tmutchera could bo pru vented from visiting the town , Ho w > u ussurrud by thotituUonts that any uttomp to 8uo the professors or other Icadiii ] medical lights on Saturday would hi futile , anil thu colored visitor finally departed parted , with , the intention , ho uaid , o returning homo until to-day , when In would begin his round of iuvcstitution ; ii earnest. Ilia duparturo was tlio BUJIIU tor a roar of laughter , II 8BOTJNO-UOOM LEOKNOH , "Tlicro'a no doubt that the colorei > ooplo of Burlington nchntlly bcliovo .huso ehikhtculiUjj stories , " eai'd n young iliysicmn , who had bonn an interesting istouer ; "my folks live in Burlington , and thuy write mo thM no such cxcito- iniiit was over known up there as at pro- soiit exists among the negroes of the lorth end of the town. " The con vernation driftccUnlo ft discus- eioii ot some of the mysterious methods ascribed to medical colleges. An oc- MMonnl interpolation of "Got off my icadl" or "I'm going to trade my log 'or Miller's arm , varied the conversa tion. tion.Uno Uno student told , amid ehouta of "Chestnut , chestnut , " how a criminal mngod and tftkon to n dissecting-room , \r.ia found to bo altvo when the scalpel cut him. Another had soon babies smug- into the vat-room b the score and slipped away to distant colleges , and still another know of caaos in Cincinnati and other western citioa where within half A lay from the .time of giving an order or a subject a fresh , almost warm : .idavnr would bo delivered to the col- etjo usually taken from a class of poo- iltt among whom a disappearance would > o liKuly to pass unnoticed , Some fear- ul jams were spun. "You never hoard Forbes toll about ho tuicak-thief ciught up huro stealing an ' 85 man watch , did youf" asked thu nan whnjiad addressed the Burlingtoiiian 'isitor. vivisnonoN Tnuuoiis. "They caught him trying to hide the wntch under it 'cad.1 In aminutu u dozen ollovrs had him disrobed , bound and trotchcd out on a table. His qualities is a subject for dissection were lingering- y discussed , und the culprit was told to iroparo himself for the other Torld. The > pporlunity , they said , of proving certain lucstioiis only to bu soU od by vn iaoc- tion was ono not to bo neglected The irisonor writhed and shrieked with hor- or , Ho thought his hot hour had conio. L'ho fellows looked awfully in earnest , ou know , and ho believed they actually ntonded to carve him up. Ho swore and lellowed , and once when ho touched an inn on the table by hia aide ho nearly vent into convulsions. Ono man sug- ; astod that the subject bo kept alive us eng as possible , and that , to ensure a successful study of the veins , hia skin ihould bo removed from the entire body , ) cginning at the feet. "Tho lines of the first incisions woio marked with a pencil and the chosen iporabirs took their positions , the knives n their hands. The rest gathered around vitli interested faces. The badly-fright- onod thief had become quiet from oz- laustion. " The narrator paused a moment as ho skillfully raised a cordon of mus cles and separated them ono by ono from .ho . ligaments. "And what then ? " asked an anxious istoner. "What then ? Why , the boys thought hat was enough of ono kind of fun , so took him , naked as ho was , and loused him in the picklp-tub. Then , after lirocting himtoattiro himself in his shirt , hey led him down to the back street and ot him loose. What became of him is a mystery. " The students wiped off their forceps and scalpels , laid cloths dampened with vlcohol across the faces of the dead , drew up tnn canvas covers that protect the subjects in quiet hours from the sunlight , and loft the room ono by one , laughing and speculating on the promised return of the "committoo of one from Burling ton. " Great ICiiKlnocrliiK "Work , Ono , of the wonders of marine engineer ing is the ship canal th tough the 1 < inland say from ht. Petersburg to Oronstadt , in Russia. The bay between the two citiei s shallow that formerly only vessels ol very light draft could conio to St. Peters 3urg , and in consequence an enormoui amount of litorago was necessary , tlu cost of whicn , some § 5,000,000 annually jocoming altogether too burdensome foi ; ho St. Petersburg trade. Sirico the completion of the canal mentioned , tht argest vessel employed in the Baltu trade can reach St. Petersburg. The canal is seventeen miles long , and it formed by two enormous breakwater ! running parallel to each other 2"5 feel apatt. BotvTooon thorn a channel of the uniform depth of 22 foot luo been dredged. About half way between the two cities thn canal is widened to a har bor of refuge about ono milo square , alsc formed by breakwaters. The lat ter are almost entirely con structed of cribs filled _ will : stone , which were generally sunk in winter - tor time when the bay was frozen ovoi solid. The cribs as much as thren fool thick , and sunk through holes cut in the ice. This work was by no means free from danger , for frequently the watoi would sudd only rise through the hole made and flood the camp ( f the laborers , who had then to worK standing knee deep in frew.ing cold wator. _ At otliei times a sudden snow utonn , in which i was impossible to stand erect , woulc force the laborers to win the const , crawl ing a distance oi three miles or mon over the ico. To complete the canal , r was necessary to sink about 12,000OOC cubic foot of rock and BtoncB , while t < while to deepen Urn channel 230,000,00 ( cubio feet of earth had to bo removed Of course Buch an undertaking was possible siblo only in Russia , and at the time whoi her population wan atill largely made u | of 8i > rfn , whom labor could bo had for tin cost of board and clothing. BRUNSWICK & CSO , Fifteenn Ball Pool , Carom AND AU. OTIIKIl QAMINO TAIll.Ka. TKN J'J ! llALtS , CI1KCKH , 1.10. 18 Bouth 8d Btreot.8t. Irtills , 411 Delawtro Btroel Kixnom City , Mo. , 1821 Doiinhs St. , Omih * , Neb. 11ENUY IlOltNUERGER , Agont. flirScnd furCat&loguei and 1'rlco Lints. DUFHENE& MENDELSOHN. H TO OMAHA NATIONAL DA _ _ _ tt ) H COOK'S GRAND KXCIWSION8 leave Now Ycrl In April , May nd Juno , 1WI. I'AbSAfli : TIOKLTI by ad ATt.AM'10 HrKASIIIKS. Hpwlal facilltloii fo ocurinir GOOD iiKiuiii louumrIIUKKW fo tnvcl'nlu iUIUl'K : , bv a'l rdutea , at reduced rales COOK'H EXUUIUI JNI8T , * ith laaja mid full par UouUn. bymalllOctntH. A-'ilitM ' 'IHOa. 0 )1K * hOK , ' ,1 Utovl ay , W. Y. ' yiORPKINEHABIl Illl. II. II. K AUK , ff tlit ti , imt t c r.l.l > ir < l Iellj < | i > Ulr lf. 1W | .llui ( POISON In the blond Is apt to show Itfclf In the spring , and tiittma thnuld by all meingba aralitrd In throwing It tff , Snllt's Specific does thli cltccthcly. Ul purely tcgctablc , non poisonous tcmcdywhlch helps tntuiotn torroall the pjlton or taint out through ho porci of the skin. Mr. Hoboit A , Hauler , of Dloknon , Tenn. , writes , undci tUto March 10 1S34 ! "Ihad child and 'ever followed by rhcmnHim , for three jcars , so that ! UAnnot able toatttn.l to my business : bad 1n d al most omy kin lot medicine , and found no relict , A tilcnd recommended Swift's Spcclfl.0. itrl'd ono tiottlo ind my health begun to hiproto. 1 continued until I had tskcn lx buttles , and It Imi lot ma on my feet , astound ami n ell useier. I rocominend It to all similarly Illlcttd. " I.tttcri from twenty ttiroo (23) ( ) of the leading retail ilruimUU o Atlanta , t\yt iirdcrdato of Mirch24tb , 1R > < I : " \Vo sell inoro of bnlft's Hpcclflo than any other one icniedy , and tlireo to ten times as much as any other blood mejlclno.eiclllltci all clwcn , and many of the hist famllloi uio it as a cencral health tonic , OurtrcAtlso on Blooil and Skin Diseases milled tree M | 'i > iiwAiits. THE SWIM SI'KClriO CO. N Y. Omno. IROW.aM St. . bctnecn nth an'l Ti'li fcn GREAT ENGLISH REMUDY. Curesu * , ipPMANLY VlaOH,8pcrmatorr , etc. , when Ml other rcmo fall. A curt guaranteed. . l.M ft bottle , l rgo liollln , foul tliucn tha quntlty. } 5. Uy ox. prcfs to any luldrots. Sold b ) "drngKliits. KNOL18H MKDI. , , , . , , .IN8T1TUTK , rroirlclor | , 718 OHva Btroot , St. 'oul , Mo. "Iha\osoldSlrAstloyOooi ) r' Vital Hestoratm orvisw. Kvrry customer speaks hlnhly ol It. 1 aniiotiitatlngljondorto Itasn remedy of true mo It "It K OOMUN , Drue " ' ' " - - - 'iwnhn rt * PATENT LIGHTHIKG COHDUCTOR COMIIINKUViTII RCSRRVOHt. A Qooil iVrticlo sold on 13us inoss Pi injuries. In uao upon the houses of tha best mon in Omaha , who unhusi- . . . tntingly recommend it. Endorsed j. 14 ] by reliable sciontiliu mon in other places. Manufactured from the . . best conpor this metal has eight I times the conductive power of iron " - \ having a double ncroll so ar ranged that it convoys water from the roof to n reservoir placed in the ground below the roach of frost. It is pronounced by good authorities thobestrodovor brought buforo the public. Thu Adarrmrod la manufactured and for sale by J , H , BALDWIN & MILLER , 15tli and Jackson bts. IOMAIIA , - - - NEB , Send for eight page circular , jigiving description of rod and roc- ommondatioim by the best men ii : the country. ( DKVUI11E. ) " " UITKII. ) TLl.aruo-VOLTAIO ni-.LT nnd other Kncomt ( 111 AlTIUNCr.H urn noiit mi U ) Daja' Trial TC flUN ONLY , YOUNQ OR OLD , who nro Buffer IIIK from NEitvoua DKUILITT , LOST Vrriutv \V iBTiiaVKAKsrs3E3. . niul all tnoso dlspnsra ot r 1'KiuiosAt , NATUIIB , resulting fiom ABUBCH an ( OTIIEII CAUHIIU. Hpoody relief nnil comtileti nutoratlon to HEALTH , Vnion nnd HANIIOOI uuAnAhTitro. Ktntl nt ouco for niuitratcc 1'amphlrt frc'O. Adnrcsi VOI.TAIU HKIjT CO. . lllnrnhnll. Mich , IMPROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION fa warranted fo wenr Innffcr. i ! , the fonn ncftl rMul rlvo li lt < 'fatlBfiirtlon ' ( Imti uny other Corw n thu murl.tt , or | > rlco pnM rtfinulcil. ' JOHN U. F. LEHMANN. Eees IN BOTTLES. Erlnrujer , Bavurin Cnhaliuclier , Bnvariu Pilsner lioliuminn Ivuiser Bremen DOilKSTlC. Budwoiflor Sfc. Louis Anhnusor St. Louif Bes j s Mibvnukef Sclilit'/-Pilsnor Milwuulroc If ruc'fl ' Oi inhr Ale. Porter. Domestic and Itliin Wiuo. ED. MAUUER. ' 5 ! 14 Fjirini m Will euro Ss'tnmifcm- * I.iiinb.ifo.Hliourimti u.l'j nl > lv , J t iirMtflii , HilHtln Klilmy , Hplnu tin I MM IM | -ti4(1iiilAtt ( llf-ai tin- , > \ i rH.jislii , * pull ii. 1 1 > > l | > i > la , Culm i rllci' ' . ICjilli i > ny , Jinpdl " On jib A uw , VioliipmiK rterl/rlf * " < ) niykclcittll ohit i mill I tin .Mm-itniMiM M ndt ilmKUi frlclty uml nm tuiUni lliiouirh tlM'LudjttiiuliAiiburtcJiai Ml iuoui ( taut by Dm imtltiit. JI.OOOVoultl Not Bu" It. DR. Ifor.Nit I UOSA Ictod with rlioumitli'u'ari' ' cured by utlng a l > elt. To any ono aflllrtcd wit Ihit dlioise , t would V , buy Ilorno'j Kloctrln Doll Any onu can t/wfor wllli mo by writing or I'flUln it my etorv , 142U Uouglai trn > t. Oinaha Nob. WILLIAM LYONS. MAIN OFFICE Oppoelto | x > stolllco , room 4 t'tet ic.r black , riTI'orraloatC. rjUoo.ltnin'a ninm fit. , Oinnlm. > r Oil * . ) II / ) f imf ALOKQ THK LINK OK Tllli ) Chicago , St. . Paul , Minneapolis am OMAHA RAILWAY. Tbo now extension of tlila line from Wnliuflcld u the 11KAUTIFUL VALLEY of tlio GA1 through Concuid and ColcrldKo lleachci thu butt iiurtlon of the Htuto , b'iKjcliI ei ciirtlon ra'nt for Und legkorj over thin line t Wayn , NorfolU and Hartlugtun , and via lilalr to a ! principal polj.tn or < thu SIOUX 01TY & PAOIFIO RAILROAI Tr ln over tht 0. . Bt. V. M. b 0. Hallway t a iv nifton. Hloux Ut1'ouca , liiitlnftou , Wajno an Norfolk , Oorcvxxoot a.t 331 vil- for Kromout , Oakdao , Kellgh , and through to Vul ClltillV , fffVot ratoi ami all Information call on K I ) WIinHKY , Ucncr&l Afeut , fttrtv : t BulldiiKi Car , 10th and traruam tilt , Ulnahk , Hit CVTiuket ci'i na CD urixl at depot , comer 14t ' ot Wormy Voinu otili MIUIBIU. . < v < * .it. i con' ' ' - - ' " - - Ao. patul Manhood , Debility , r JlilU Elooilo , Cradle1 bO < lltott HMM. Cutultr Ylio. 20iC7 ! , t , Vnlttt W4JI lt tf Heeili ! is Wealth' ' ] ) B Ii.Vui r'n NKnvK AND Hn..iM TnitAT. , n Rimrantenl pppcltio for llyetcrin , Dizii- ( ! oiiTOl ion , Kitd , Norrons NcurnlRia , elio , Nervous Prontrntlon cnuscd by the n o nfnlrohol ortol > acco , Wakrfnlno'B , Mental Do- rrcsnmn , 9of toning ot thn llrnin rcBUltinR in in * Anlty nnd londinu to misery , docny nntl dratb. 'rematuro Old Airo , llarrcnnrcn , Lowt ot powoc n nthor nor , Involuntary Iiosscn ana Hnormnt * orrhcrn cnneptl by ovor-oxortlon ot the brain , nolN huro or OTor-lndnlRonco. linch box contnlnn > nn mnnth'n trontmpnt. $1.Xn box.oraixbnios urri.Unontbymal ! prcpnUlon receipt of price , iv K , IA AXTEI : six 'o euro nny rasa. With each onlor rpcolvoa ny n cr pis boxps. nccompnniwl with i.C , wo will oml thoinirclineercmrvrilton BunraBtoo to ro. und tlio money if tlio trpntruontdoosuototfoc * A euro , ( lunrnntixvi inniipa onurror " 0. r , GOODMANN , DrugKlst ARcnts for Omaha , Neb. DR. FELIX Lt. BRUN' i ' PllEVKNTIVE AND OURB. FOR EITHER SES. The remeilybolnc Injected directly to tlio scat of ho ilincMo , requires no change of diet or naiuooua , ncrcutIM or pnlionoiui modlcincn to bo taken Inter- ntlly. When mod aj n ) irorentl\o by either BOX , Itta tupoulblo to onntract any prlvAta dlB iu0but ; In the iwo of the o nlreaily unfortunatvly ftHllotcd wo Ruat- ntco tlitco boxes to euro , or no will refund the mod' y. 1'rlco by null , iXHtago paid , $2. per box or thioo > oxra fur 8-5. 85.WniTTKK WniTTKK QUAHANTKES ( auod by all nnthorlied agcntt. u Or EelixJueBrim&Co , SOLE pnopniETOits U F. Qoodinao , Druggltt Solo ARcnt , for Omaha b. mJio wly WOODBRID&E BROS , , OMAHA , NEll. Solo Agonta for the World-Renowned Decker & Son , nnd Unllott & Ounston Pianoa. Also manufacturers and wholesale dealers in Organs and Musical Merchandise , iiTScnJ for rrlcca. 266TH EDITION , PRICE $1,00. BY MATT. POSTPAID. KNOW THYSELF , A. GIIBAT MKDIOATi "xVollK ON MANOOD Exhnuftod VlWIty ervoua and Ptiy Premature Decline In Miui , Eiroraof Youth , an untold mlsorics rraultlng from Indlacrctlnna or ox COBBCQ. A book for every man , young , middle. aged and old. It contains 125 proscrlptlonn ( or all acat nnil chronic illiisiscs oich ono of which la liivaluabl So found by the Author , whoso cxpcrlcuco for ycara la cv.cli r.H probably never before foil to the la of any phjnlcan 00 pages , bound In bcautlfil French muslin amooasodcovera , full Bllt.suarnntood to bo a finer worx n every eonso , inecnanlcal , literary - orary ami professional , than any other work raid In thto country for E2.GO , or the money will bo refunded In every Instance. Prloe only f 1.00 by mall , posb- puld. IllustratlvoBampIo Soonts. Send now. Oed ! modal auardod the author by the National Medlca Aiunehtlon , to the onion rs of which he refers. Thla book ohould be read bv the yonn for Ins true lion , and by the afflicted for relief. It will bonoflt Ul. London Lancet. There Ii no member of society to whom this book * lll not bo useful , whether youth , parent , guardian , Icetructnror olergnum. . Argonaut. Addieesthol'oabody Medical Institute , or Dr. W. IT. I'nikor , No. 4 Uulflnch Street , Boston Mans. , who may no nnnultod on all dkeaaca roqulrlnR skill and sipotlciiM. Olirnnlonudobstlnatedlaoaeoiithat haio balKed tlia oklll of all other phyo- r R B dans specialty , tsuch treated Buouc8s-lSl.nl. fully au In.Unc ullura. & Uollnii | Boyal and XT S. Mail Steamers SAILING EVERY SATURDAY , BETWEEN MEW YOOK AND ANTWERP , Tla Ithlne , Germany , Italy , If'Mund and France Btoeiago OutwardJO ; I'riipa'd ' from Antwerp , (29 ; Excursion , $10 , Inoludlngbedjlngetc , 2d Cabin , * M ; hx urulon , 81CMJ Ualoou from ? 5oto { 00 ; Excursion 4110 to $100. UTPotcr'rl0'bt & Bans , Cen , Agents. CS Broad way N. Y. Oald cl > . Hamilton Oc , , Omaha. P. K. Olod- man t Co , u3 N 18tb Htroot , Cm.ilia ; I ) . E. Kim- bull , Oir.ahiiArcnU. m > i uo < l-ly Nebraska Cornice -AND- GALVANIZED IRON OOilNICES FINIALS , WINDOW OAPS , TIN , IRON AND SLATE HOOFING PATENT METALIO BKYUOIIT , Ssron Fencing ! VJ S , Balustrades , Verandas , Offlcoond Back lnmii Window and Cellar Guards , Eta. flOH O. ANDtHi BTnjaEr , LINCOLN NEU. ' OAIRKK.U 01 Notioo to Cattle Moa 900 UATTLE FOE SALE. ItO Head of Btueru"Tlireo Years Old. 200 ' Two < < 201 " " Hclfen , Two " 1DO ' Steere , One Via " Hclfem. Ono " The ahova doncrlbcil cattlaareall well IroJ Iowa cittlo. ttrilht and smooth. These cattla will bo told In lots to lult imccliwors , and at reasonable prlocu. 1'or furtbur i > articularn , call on oroddread M , II'ATKJif , Wa erly. lltcmirOo. , Iowa. 1' , S. Also you-JK traJoJ bulla. iu7-Jmo-3tw BEViPORTANT -To rn OANNON BED'S ' & GO , , Have established thouuelvot In Omaha to t'tumct n geuonl br.ikeragu and buaiucsi. Wu will buy nil h eao ( cpoddat w holasala or retail , uij guaranUu perfect satisfaction In prices , as wocaa buy cheaper than y ur olvcii. You can sea the adiautoje of Iviv- u jour goxuU bought by ono who will work ( or .our Intercut and not truttto a mercbuil wbo ba ouicthlng ho in inxlou * to bo rid of. Wo uUlo-'to prompt "toutlou to selling on ) thin ; ; wjtiuitoil n , and gooKi coui'puwl to un will Lo carefully ooLedto. Oorrc poiid nossoUdUd. uf.\ firltelcrenoes Ooikba Katloutl IUn > , llcCasua jro'a Bauk. Addrcm 111 8. 16th St.