THE DAILY BEE-THURSDAY bEPTEMBTCR 25 , 1884
THE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning Soptt 2E
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
At the skating rink last night Ihoro wa
nn obstacle rnco In which Will Tromaln woi
the first prize , nnd 15ort Eiwlin n caino on
second best ,
A sorrel how nnd buck-board balongln
to Max Meyer * Co. , Tuesday night strnyo
the corner of Twci
stolen from
awny or w w
lioth niul Tarnnm streets.
The Fifth ward republicans w 111 hold
meeting this oveninf in I'eency's hall o
Stxtcctli , between Webster nnd Hurt strcol
for the purpose of organizing a lllalno nn
Logan Club.
All journeyman tinners nro requested I
meet nt the city li&ll on next Friday , Septorr
bcr 20tli , at 8 p. in. , for the i > uri > < > 90 of ollrc' '
Ing an organization of their tradu. By orde
of the committee.
Postmaster Coutant has declined lo n
low the Omaha Commercial Ago to pa-1
through the postoilico ni second-cliuft matte
The refutnl Is based upon the belief tliat U
paper is an advertising medium nmlnolnli
cr.nry or news journal. It Is published li
1'rof. Wyman , of the luminous college of th ;
namoln this city. The publisher lias col
cliuled to appeal lo the first iKistmastor PCI
era ! .
In police court yesterday two dusli
prostitutes were fined S10 each nnd costs f (
fighting. .Too McCall was up for stoaliti
SU.40 from Jim McCarty. Ills case was coi
tinned. Chos. Whitney was nrrcilod by tl
special bouncer nt the lliicklngham thuati
for fighting , No ono appeared to prosocnl
him this morning nnJ ho was discharged. M
, T. King wns held for nn assault upon 33. M
Bond.
The Hebrew Temple will bo open for HCI
vice on Friday evening nt 7 o'clock and o
Saturday morning nt 10 o'clock , nloo on tli
following Sunday evening , ( Kvo of Atom
ment ) the services will begin nt G o'clock an
on Monday morning nt 9. The Sabbat
school ntlochod to the congregation will I
opened on Saturday morning nt 9 o'clock nn
from 9 to 11 n. m. on Sundoy.
Mr. William Appleby , of Klkhorn Va
ley , left upon out table yesterday some beni
tlful largo apples , thonamo of which wo failo
to learn. Ho nlso loft several mellow , di
liclous apples of the "Maiden Blush" vnriot
but thesa wo did not eoo nt all n Boveral (
the fruit fiends around the ollico saw thoi
first nnd appropriated thorn. The largo nj
pics which were seen by us , however , nr
enough to satisfy the most skeptical Ihat a.
fine fruit can bo raised in Nebraska as 0113
where.
1'EUSONAlJ.
Mis. A. E. Tour.alln loft yesterday for Boi
ton.M. . Hunter , Loup City , Neb , is nt the Mil
ropolitnn , ,
] J. 1J. Webster , of Hastings , Neb. , Is at 111
Metropolitan.
Wm. Thomas of New York City is nt th
Metropolitan. ) ]
13. Ostrandor , Albany , N. Y. , Is nt th
Metropolitan.
E. C. Kgert , Wntertowl , N. Y. , Is nt tb
Metropolitan.
Mr. W. Scott of Hock Island , Illinois , is t
the Metropolitan ,
.11'A
the Metropolitan.
James Jacob * of Utica , N. Y. , Is stoppiiij
at the Metropolitan , *
Dr. Goo. L. Miller , editor of the Herald
has gone to Now York.
M. W. Smith ot Monticollo , Iowa , is ntoi
ping at the Metropolitan.
Miss Lizzie Keiwit has gone lo Keolcul
Iowa , to visit relations ,
E. E. Meyer , of Detroit , architect of 11
now-court house , is in this city.
I'olicoman Bellamy , of thia city , is lyli
quite 111 nt his rooma with typhoid fever.
John Mack of Syracuse , N. Y. , is in tl
city nnd is stopping at thu Metropolitan ,
A. French , W. A. Bradley and T. O. I'oi
neil of Blair , were at the l'u\ton yesterday.
Mr. Hlchard Hieru , of Molnnlsfc Bussey
retumod to his post yesterday , niter a plen
nntisit in Atlantic , lown.
Charles 1'etcrson nnd Miss A. W. Lawreni
of Ogalnllacro married yesterday nt tl
1'axton hotel nnd returned to their homo In
u\ouing. '
Tlio estimable wife of Andrew Bordou , tl
well known B. k M. ticket agent , Is lying no
iously 111 nt the residence of her brother i
Dotlgo Htroot.
The Barber Asphalt company began wor
on Sixteenth street to make good their coi
trust with the city , viz , the laying of gwuil
blocks along tide the street cur tracks.
Mr. D. W. VnnOott , who was u lib Ma
Meyer & Bro. for BOIUO time , ban resigned h
position with tlmt firm and is now in the oir
ploy of Mr. C , 8. llnymoml , the Flfleont
Htroot jeweler.
Olof Wostiu , formerly a clerk for A. Value. .
the clothier , returned yesterday from n thrt
months visit to Europe. Mr. Westln wi
make his headquarters at 1'olack's fur a fe
days when ho will go to Sioux City to cngno
in badness for himself.
Mrs. W. II. Remington left yesterday n
tornoon to join her husband upon n trip I
New York. Upon their return they will tal
up their residence in Dos Mulncs. Thoyhai
been residents of Omnlin for nixtcon year , ai :
their going from hero bilngH many a nail fac
Notice , Stnno Gutter *
All Union Stone Cutters will do wo
to keep away from Now York city as tl
etone cutters there are on a strike. Stoi
Cutters Association of Omaha and vicii
ily. Aux. BUIIAI.II ,
President.
Tlio AVorlrts K * | > oHltloii nt Noi
OrlraiiH.
Mrs , Orpha 0. Din rnoor vice pros
dent of the Nebraska exhibit of th
"Worlds Exposition at Now Orleans , aji
peals to the housekeepers of Dougla
county to send their contributions the
are to bo sent to the Worlds Kxpo Uloi
at New Orleans , to her , and luu-gest
not only works of art and needlework
but alee dried fruits , preserves , jollio ,
jama , wines , canned fruits , pickles , cakoi
and bread.
It Is ii'oeMary to observe great care ii
the preparation of the canned fruits on
asooun ; of ell nutio owiditiontu. Krthur
particulars can hfl obtained by calling on
or addrjBjing MM. Dliigmoor ,
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A MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY.
Violent Death of William Br Goodwin
an Omba Bay , in U tab ,
*
TlioCAiiio of His Dontli a Myslery-
FinillriK of thfl Hoily The l-'iin-
crnl In Onmlin ,
The violent death of William B
Goodwill in Utah the details of which w
glean from the Salt Lake Tribune , wa
n severe shock to the many relatives am
friends of the family In thia city. Mr
Goodwin was born and raised in the sixtl
ward in thin city and has a largo numbo
of relatives still resident here , amen |
them being Messrs. Staloyj Pignian
Pepper and Straight. The decossei
wont tfest with his father , J. M. Good
win , yonri ng0 nn ( Bottled with the famil ;
in Utah. Botli father and son started i
gentile paper in the city and for year
waged relentless and nncompromisini
war on polygamy and the debasing methods
ods of the Mormon church. A ahor
time ago the father Bold the paper am
accepted a position on the editorial atal
of the Salt Lake Tribune , which posltioi
ho holds at present. Many extremes !
among the gentiles charge tlio death o
young Goodwin on tlio Mormons , but tin
investigation of the corono
tends to show that it was auicido
The remains arrived on the B. A
M. train last evening and the funora
TT.ll take place to-day from Drexel &
Maul's undertaking ronms. The norvi
coa will will bo conducted by Ilov. C. W
Savidgo.
The Tribune of the 18th gives the fol
lowing details of Godwin's disappearance
and death :
For five wookd past no trace could bi
found of Wm. 15. Godwin , the son of J
M. Godwin of The Tribune staff. Ill
disappeared suddenly about August 13th
just live weeks ago yesterday , and al
though notices appeared in most of tin
daily papers concerning him and diligon
endeavors were used to ferret out tin
mystery , no clue to his whereabouts wai
obtained until yesterday trlicn his doac
body was found on the hill north o
town. The city was thrown into a groa
state of excitement and the subject o
the finding of the body was the topic o
conversation in all quarters of the town
Although the discovery of the remain ;
aa made shortly after 7 o'clock , ii
had not become generally laiorm untl
10 or 11 o'clock , and people natuiall ]
began to theorize as to the cause ol
death , some suggesting auicido and ethers
ors murder. Wm. H. llidd ran across tin
remains in a little gulch on the aide ol
the hill about a mile northeast of thi
Warm Springs , the hill at that point being
ing very precipitous and rocky and tin
spot being exceedingly difficult of accesi
by a human being and absolutely iliac
coaslblo by a horse. It appeared to bi
like a tomb enclosed by walla on all side ;
saving ono. There the body lay will :
its head to the east and Its foot to tin
west prosuiiting a ghastly sight bavin ;
boon torn and mutilated by dogs am
pulled at least ten foot from where it orig
Inally lay. The hat of the deceased wa
found lying up against the cliff whore i
was supposed the deceased fell when thi
fatal shot -was lir d , nnd a pistol waa lyini
to the loft of thn spot whore the doceasoi
fell. Ridd at oncofgavo the alarm , am
the city authorities being notified , tli
body was removed to the city sexton's office
fico , whore an inquest was hold und tin
full details as to the finding of the bed ;
nnd other matters were elicited.
EXAMINING THE J101 > y.
Promptly at It o'clock Coroner Taylo
appeared at Sexton Taylor's ollbo , am
after swearing In Dr. Peter Clinton
Mark Mclvimmins and Charles 0 Whit
temoro aa jurors , to Inquire into tin
cause of the death of the deceased , they
together with a number of citizens , of
( icons and reporters , adjourned to th
back yard to examine the remains. Tin
pine box containing the body waa takei
from the sexton's wagon , placed upoi
two supports and the lid removed
The night presented was indeei
a ghastly ono. The body lay 01
a bed of straw , dreased in
popper and salt tweed suit , the loft she
being oil' and the right one still In place
Dr. Benedict first examined the content
of the hat , which deceased evidently 1m
on at the limo the shot was fired an
which clung to his head ao ho foil. Thi
hat was found close up to the rocks tei
foot from wlioro the body waa found. I
was partially filled with Band and dii
that had been washed in by the raincor
tainod the scalp of the deceased , sma
pieces of the skull nnd also the bullet
No other wounds were found about tli
the body , the features being rooognizabl
by those who know him in his lite timi
without much trouble. The akin o
hia face waa dried up and tonsol
drawn , but his brother , llarry C. Good
win , recognized him in an instant by th
contour of the face , the mouth und tli
general appearance. The bullet hole o
the right side of the head was very siiml
and ; dear cut , allowing that that was th
point of entrance , while the cavity mad
in the bone at the point of exit on tin
hend , was about the width of two lingora
and the edges were iagucd and rough
On hia person were found a small com
case , a silk handkerchief , a small memo
rundum book , a bundle of matches ,
nieul ticket on the Thomaa house at Pa
cifio Valley Junction , a tobacco poHch , i
buckskin money bag containing ? 2 75 ii
silver , and a letter addrotsod to him a
Oolton , Utah , written by hia father froi ;
Hailoy , Idaho , onJuly llth. No otho
papers were found and no not
or any thing to indicate the cause o
taking life , if decw.aod took his own lifu
Ilia hat was a plain blnck felt and h !
nooktio was of dotted aatin. The bed
had boon lying in a position wlioro it hai
got the full bonolU of the nun daily , bo
a dps having the reflection from the rock
IJus no doubt accounted for the rapii
manner in which decomposition hai
taken place. The revolver which lay it
the collin waa a now one , but hud rust
cd in places whore the wntor had touch
edit. It ia u Smith , V Wesson , ! I2 eali.
bro , hvo barrelled tolf.cocking revolver ,
and h d two
chambers emptied , om
never having been filled and the triggoi
rwting on the empty afioll from whlcl ;
thu ball had been shot.
The testimony given before the core <
norn jury showed tlmt the deceased wan
a quiet , Bober , industrious young mun ,
and no causn ia known why ho should
commit suicide. His brother testified
that ho nuver kilow him to carry n platol
cr having owned ono. The investigation
was adjourned for a week ,
Tlio Court lloiiHo Furniture.
The contract for furnishing the now
ourthoujo has boon awarded in Ernest
'elge , of Sugiuaw.Michigan , who expects
to complete his work inside of four
months. Ho ia to receive 814,070. Th
difference in his bid and tlmt of Dewey '
Stone , whoso bid was S2 < i,000 is ac
counted for by the fact that Dawny
Stone figured on putting in vaults to th
amount of between SS.OOO and S9.00C
Subatracting this amotnt for vaults fron
their bid would give what their bid m
furniture actually was. Mr. Coot's bii
was Sl.'lO below that of Dowov & Stone
and ho too made a similar mistake. Thi
specifications only contemplated the iur
nishingsof the vaults. Nevertheless
Mr. Feigo's bid was the lowest , ovoi
after maldng allowance for the mislak
that had boon made by the Omaha pai
ties in their figuring. This oxplanatio :
ia made In justice to them as some per
sons might think that they had put in at
exorbitant bid.
METHODISL1 DOINGS ,
A Iilst oftlio Appointments Mrulo n
TccuniHoli tjRBt AV'cck ,
At the Methodist conference hold t
Toumson last week the following appolnl
monts were made :
IIKATIIICK DISTIlICTr
S. 1) . Itobora , prratding older.
IJoatricu , W. K. IJnanj : Nun Spines , .1. , J
hibetty. ( to ho Biipnlind ; ) Olnowi , .J. U
Smith ; 6dell , C. M Hollopcr ; Steele , 32. WI
klnnoiij Wllbcr , K. J. Willis ; Wvmorc , 0. 1
Lyght.
HAHTINOH DlriTIUUT.
John Gallagher , presiding oldor.
Alexander , to bo mipplied ; Ayr. It. W
3faidinanlJluo Hill , . ) . G. Wnlknr ; Carle
ton , D. Kelz ; Clay Centre , C. W. Well *
Tl ' . - , -V * . . ! * _ 11 , lit _ . T\ . . .
liultlo Jtoclc.l' ; . U , u uiwnum ; Jinrvuru , .1. i\
Maxfiold ; llantinps. W. 11. Jones ; Jtinlat
nnd Kcnesaw , W. J. JJnrper ; lied Cloud , (
H. Luiifoflt ; Itoynoldn , J. S. Orr ; Hntton , J
A. MartMn ; Snporior , F. 1) . AshloiKh ; al
Joe , G , M. Jones.
LINCOLN DISTRICT.
G. A. Smith , presiding elder.
Aflliland , T. A. Hull : JJonnolt , 13. Hnllam
Uotliol , ( to lie supplied ; ) Cednr BlnfTs , 1
lilackliurn ; 131mwood , G. Hhumnn ; Groor
wood , J. Gore Walker ; Lincoln , 11. N. Me
Caig ; Linciilii South , J.Mnnh ; Louisville ,
\J till I | rUUIl ( J IKVJIV WUJtJtVf J 4 * > f * "I * U ) u mvri
A. Mndolo ; Valparaiso. Cooly ; Wnvorly , C
1' . Hackney : Wulioo , J. T. Koberta ; Woci
ing Water , P. S. Mather.
NEIIIIASICA CITY DIHTIUOT.
It. V , liritt , presiding older.
AdamH. IX U. I'hilllps : Auburn , J. 11
Woodcock ; Brownville , K , V. Rrnrccllu
IJrock ; A. G. Bartholomew ; Crnb Orchanl
hi Willnrd ; JMk Creek , J. N. Wouso ; Pnl
City , ] ! . G. Adftintj Humboldt , It. li'oarBoi
Nubrnskn City , W. Stewart ; Ncinalm City , ]
B. Lake : 1'awnee City , .1. C. II. Hobba ; Puv
neo City circmt. ] : . , ] . O'Noill ; Porn ; D. 1
liodaliAiigb ; Salem , It. V. Ault ; Syracuse , G
S. Alexander ; Sterlltip. W. 1C. Lnnfboriov
Stella , W. ] J. Pierce ; Talmago , J. W. Key
Table Crook , G. W. Hawley ; Tecumseh , .S
Wood.
TOHK HISTIUOT.
W. G. Jlillcr , presiding elder
Aurora , G. A. Wolin ; Ik-lwood , J. D. M
Buckner ; Bradxhaw and Hampton. A. .
Mnnmand\y. H. Babcock ; David City , A
C. Crostlnvaito ; Garrison , L. C. Lemon ; Ma :
quotto , K. h. Wells ; Milford , .T , A. Badcor
Unceolu. J. A. Chapman ; ] Jaymond , 1) . "V
Black ; Itising City , G. M. Coutfer ; beware
G. M. Moroy ; Shelby , G. S. Miner ; Strom
btirg , II. M. Campbell ; Ulysses , C. h. Smitl
Utica , A. M. Otbnrn ; Vnlloy , J. Allborr
Waco , O. P. Sheldon ; Went Bluo.G. A. Hoi
son ; York , H. T. Daus , York Circuit , H , I
Chapin.
A CONDUCTOR ROBBED ,
Ed. MnnniiiK Iloliovcil of Ills Gel
AVntcli nnd Chain nnd
SUN ) in Money.
Tuesday afternoon a conductornnmc
Ed. Manning ivia ; around the city an
gotvory full of liquor. IIo wont over t
his room in the Millurd hotel and ID
down upon the bod. This wns about
o'clock , and when ho awoke , about thn
houra later , ho found that ho had boc
roliuvcd of $ MO in cash , n chock for $ (
and a beautiful gold watch valued i
During the nftornooii no ono is know
to have entered the room o.vcopt tvt
gamblers , Ed. llondorahot nnd Badge
Tills morning Manning aaid Unit Hondo
shot told him that bo know wlioro h
watch wan insouk" ' / for § 20. Mannin
told him if ho would toll him wlioro it wt
ho would go and redeem it nnd Bay n
moro about the mattor. This Hondo
ahot fluid ho could not do na a inu
named Chaao had told him and that li
nlono know wlioro it was.
Upon the atrongth of thia Mnnnin
had both Chaao nnd jlondorahot arroato
nnd charged thorn with robbery. Judg
Ik'noko thought the proof ngainat tlioi
atrong enough to warrant his holdin
thom , which ho did , under § 50
bonds ouch.
Ooininiiiilonlod ,
To the Editor of TUB BKI : .
OMAHA , Boptombor 2U. Perhaps on
of the greatest outrages that the poop ]
of any part of thia city have to bear , I
that which nllllcts the residents livin
within the nron bounded by Olnrk nn
Grace streets on the south nnd north , an
Twenty-first and Tivouty-aocond on th
cant nnd west respectively. A porao
who wishes to reach Saunders atrcot froi
thcso limits is compelled to make nroun
about trip of about half a inilo , ospuciull
BO when driving. There is not even s
much as a foot bridge tu onnblo the cliil
dren to pass in going nnd coming froi
school. Petition uftor putitiuu lina bee :
signed by everybody living out in thi
part of the city , numerous personal ii [ :
plications have been niiulo to both coun
oilmen from the Sixth ward during th
your , but wo are tohl ta "wait till th
aewor ia built far enough on the otho
crcok , and wo'H move those bridges horo.
And yet I BOO Mr Fumy ollerod thn pro
position in the council to sell the old mil
itary bridge. NOUTH OMAHA.
1)1101) .
BUNClI-At nron Wednesday Beji
tuiiilicr I''th , of brain fever ; C.irrii
Almlra , daughter of Charted mid Clur
liiinco , agoil 8 inunths 1 day.
Funeral nt Wnter ! ot Iowa.
MOTTKH-In this city. September'.Mth.fa
0 o clock n. m. . IJva , infant daughter of W
H. und Hullo Motter , aged 3 monthx.
Funeral will taVit place to-morrow nt 10 n ,
n. from thu re Uk iico on Mount Pleniuii
street , near PaikAvcmiu. Friends retipect
( ully in > Ited.
Huahmnn does not flourish three
? ncea on his goods. Cull nnd cxauilni
111 stock.
A THRIFTY COUNCILMAN
Arreslci on a Charge of Being litr
[ sled in Paving Contracts ,
A Onnc Hint AVI1I Kcmiltln Sonic In
tcrcBtliiB PlHclosurps for Omnlia
Quito ft sensation was crontod yostohd * ;
morning in the neighborhood of the cltj
hnll , mid among the parties Interested 4ii
local city affairs by the arrest of council
man Charles Woodworth on the chargi
of being directly and indirectly intorostcc
in paving contracts with this city , it
violation of the statutes. The com
plaint was made out nt the instance o
Mr. E. Rosewater , editor of Tun Br.u
It appoara that Councilman Woodwortl
had taken umbrldgo at the charges madi
by Tiiiilinu that ho is violating the law it
being interested in paving material sole
to the contractors , nnd this morning Mr
Woodworth upon mooting AEaociat <
Kditor Sorensen , said that ho proposct
to make Roaowator go before the grant
jury to provo the charges in Tun DEK.
When Mr. Iloaowoior hoard of thia ho a
once proconodod to thu police court and
aworo out the complaint against Wood-
worth. "J propose to throw full day.
light on this matter , " said Mr. Rose
water , "instead of burying it intthc
secret recesses of the grand jurj
room. "
In this connection it may bo well tc
give an outline of the peculiar transac
tions in which ] Councilman Woodwortl
has used his oflico for gain and profit tc
the detriment of the tax-payers one
downright robbery of contractors , li
will bo remembered that Mr. Word
worth was a clerk in the Union Pacifii
headquarters when ho was elected to tin
city council. THE BEG opposed hli
election at the time on the ground that !
opposed other candidates employed bj
the railroad company , viz , that thoj
were unsafe public agents whorovo :
the interests of the city were in conllic
with the designs or interests of their em
ployors. A great many of our cltizoni
voted for Woodworth upon his persona
pledge that ho was thoroughly indnpcnd
ont and would rather throw up his one
horse clerkship in the Union Pacifn
headquarters than wrong his con
stituonts.
The very first time Woodworth was pate
to the teat ho showed himself to bo i
more pliant and wretched tool of the
railroad bosses than anybody who hai
over boon in the council. When the
sandstone swindle was about to bo perpetrated
potrated , n , year ago , Woodworth was thi
loudest in denouncing the material as un
fit to bo used for paving purposes , bul
wlinn liia name was called by the clerk up
on the sandstone ordinance , ho voted aye
uvory time , In face of the remonstrance :
of the taxpayers and property owners.
When the midnight council mooting voted
ed the right away to the Belt line Wood-
worth was one of the majority.
But thcso betrayals of his conslituontE
are comparatively of little moment com
pared with his later attempts to make
money out of his official position.
Soon after paving had begun Wood-
worth became the owner of some Plattt
river sand banks near Valley station ant
through his peculiar relation with the
Union Pacific ho was able to got ratoi
that were below other competitors ant
gave him a monopoly on 1'latto rivoi
sand. 'I hat material is no bettor thai
Missouri river bank sandout ho has'man
aged to force his particular sand upor
the paving contractors and has exacted
from throe to ton cents moro per yard
than other sandcould | bo bought for.
Last spring Woodworth resigned hii
position as clerk in Union Pacific head
quarters and became the agent fo :
the Colorado sandstone compu
ny , in which railroad of
ficials are said to bo Interested. Sinci
that time ho has resorted to all sorts o
schemes to foist that material upon tax
payers , and that , too , at from twonty-iivi
to thirty cents moro per yard for curbing
than it was furnished last year. Out o
this sand and curbstone monopoly Mr
Woodworth is said to havp pocketed frpn
$40 to $50 per day during the pavini
season. The utter impropriety of Wood
worth's relations to the contractors am
the city is obvious. Complaints havi
been coming to this oflice for monthi
from parlies who have boon bulldozsd am
blackmailed.
Woodworth gave out that howould re
sign from the city council , but this was i
moro blind to allay discontent and kooj :
the papers quiet. Finally THIS J3iu : con
eluded to call for Woodworth to sto ]
down and ho was requested to do so o
give up his sand and stone business. T <
this Woodworth replied that ho wouli
not resign while ho was under fire ani
his defiance has led to the complaint ii
the courts.
ilenl
The following transfers were filed ii
the county clerk's ollico yesterday ant
reported for THE BKE by Amos' real cs
tale agency , September 2U :
A. E. Kilby otal to J. M. Richards
w , d. lots 1 and 2 block 1 Jerumo Park
81,000.
E. G. Ballou and wife to M. Hopper
w. d. parcel rection 18 1C 11 , $1,750.
11 W. Barber and wife to L. Stephen
w. d. lots 0 and 7 block 1 Waterloo
8700.
8700.G.
G. D. Boggs ot al to D Juuknios , w
d. lots G and 7 block * l Arbor place
S500.
G. 1 * . Bemis and wife to S. P. Bemis
TT. d. lots in Lowe's 1st addition , S1.-175
0. 0. Housol and wife to H. 0 ,
Gushing , w. d , part lot ( > block .
I'nrkin's > ub division § 1,800.
Aug. .1. Allen nnd huab to E. Brown
w. d. part lo t 4 block 71 § 000.
TOMMUEEAY'S ' PILE ,
A. AVarrant Ibauod lor Ills Arroat foi
OIHtritoliiiK tlio BtrcotH.
For years Tom Murray hat
lintl thn atroota nt the cornoi
of Fourteenth and llarnoy uioro
or loss obatructcd with a pile of old
truck which could bo of no earthly itao to
anybody. Lost season ho began to put
up a building on the land which ho owna
at the aboro locution. IIo wont BO far aa
ua to build a piece of wall upon the north
side of the excavation which ho had
mado. This picco of wall was propped
up and loft and doubtless will , crumble
away to dust before another brick is
addi'J to it.
IIo haa , however , hauled a largo quant-
ty of old and interior brick onto both
Fourteenth and llarnoy streets and thcso
linvo occupied half the width of buth
streets for a long time , Not
only has the roadway boon
blockabed but the sidewalks on both
streets hare been torn up , and the otrcoU
are impassable for pedestrians. The brick
which ho has piled up in the streets looks
totally unfit to put into any wall and ho
is selling it to anybody and everybody
who will buy it , oven in hodfull lots.
A few weeks since ho was arrested for
tapping n sovrcr pipe and at that time ho
boiled over with indignation and said
that now ho would not build any building
at all in Omaha. Having become con
vinced that ho did not intend to build ,
the city marshal ordered him to move the
obstructions from the atrcot. This ho
has failed to dp and consequently a warrant -
rant has been issued for hin arrest , and
the paper is now in the hands of an clli-
cor.
Beauty , that transitory flower , can
only bo had by using 1'ozzoni's medicated
complexion powder.
Kullwy Notes ,
John G. Taylor , for Boveral years past
freight conductor of the Union Pacific ,
tendered his resignation yesterday. The
reason and circumstances of Mr. Tavlot's
withdrawal are unknown.
General Superintendent J. T. Clark ,
General Manager Ending , General Mas
ter Mechanic Lowroy and DivisionSupor-
ititendunt Campbell , of the Chicago &
Northwestern road , and W. H. Johnson ,
prppiictor of thurailway eating hpuso at
Milwaukee , are out on u tour of inspec
tion , and are now in thu city stopping at
the 1'axton. They will remain in the
city a day or two.
Tills powder no\er vartoi. A marvel ol pnrenos
strength and wholcsomcnoas. MOID economical tha
the ordinary kindsauJ cannot bo 8uld In compctltlo
with tlio multitude ot low test , short weight alum o
phoinihato powder * Sold nnlv In cane , ROYAL
BAKING I'OWDIR CO. , 106 Wall utreet. . N. Y.
COLLEG
CLAS3E3 HE-OPEN ON
MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 1
Besides the vhantiK of a oolld English and Classi
cal education , epocl cato \\ill be Jc\otcd to the
O i © 33L O O"
AND TO
Practical Surveying
AND ALSO TO
, BanldDg anil Coiiimglcial
Flvo nowprolcssorshavo been added to the faculty
for thia purpo9u.
tiT Vocal Music , Herman and French , optional. Jfj
NEW STUDENTS must present themselves during
the wttk ending August 31 , bebveun 0 and 12 a. m. ,
and they unint bo ruwly to stand cxainiiiatlon to do-
cldo their rank In the course
Prof. Lambert will glva duo notlca for the rcsump
tlou of the evening conrdu in Cheinlatry. Tuition
frco No distinction nn iccount of creed.
aug. 19 tu thura eat ( It
OMAHA NEBRASKA.
Tno scholastic ye r commences on too
First Wednesday in Seplemlior ,
The course ol Instruction cmbrnccs all the Elcmcn
tary anil higher branches ol a IlnUheJ education
DiOerenco of UttlKion Is no obstacle to the ftdmls-
D'OD ' ot youn : ladles. 1'uplli are received at any
tlnioof the > oar ,
TEEMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Including ISoard , Washing , Tuition In English auJ
Frc.nclJ , U3u of booLe. 1'hno , pet noesiou of
Five Months , - - ? 150.00
KXT1U CHAKQRS-DriKlnir , Painting , Uermft
Harp , Violin , Guitar and Voutl Music.
Kdcrcnces are leciulrod from all perBona unknow
to thu Institution. For further Information apply
the ' LADY SUl'dUOR
J > ll.m&o
COJUIEIICIAL DEPARTMENT ,
Omah > NclirusVa , In which li lauitht douDloati
sliiloentry | { Unok-keepini ; , Commercial law , Chll
( Jmcnii.U'iit , llusiuutfii 1'rao'lru , I'dimaiHlilp , Kn ; >
llgh Grammar , Ailthmelic , llcailiiif ; , spelling , C r-
ruapouduncc , and bliort Hand Writing ,
TK111I8 :
Complute Coureo , ono jcar , ( short hand ex
ccptol ? JO 0
CoiupUito Ooimi' , ono month 8 no
dun" kto Coursu two month ! ) IS 00
Coinpltto Cournu , three months 20 CO
Kath month then alter fi 01
Thlrt ) Ia ori8ln lVuman hlp COO
'Iho ab.no course , ( luok-kirpmg oxccptod ) ono
month 600
ThonUCHO course , ( book-kicpDR oxrcptod S
inoulhi 1200
bend for circular. Aildrcs.i
UKO. U lUTlIllUK , 1'rn
Southucst corner 10th and I'luium Ste. , Omaha.
ISV9DDYTHE
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS
tKg 1 n mllB Crr . .J I'IIM C . ,
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. FINE
/ ' ' IF < * * li Ifurv , tftlttr , fttr ittffn
PIANOS. OFIQAU8 , Ct.lt. CARS , ( . &
UNEQUALLED
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CLASS , CHINA , Ac. , &o.
AWARDED
GOLD ' MEDAL ,
ONLY UT Till
RUSSIA CE\lE.NTCO.CloDeesttrMiM. \
SAMPLE TIN CAN SENT 0V MAIL , 25 CT8.
D , B. BEEMER , Agent , OMAHA , NEB
-LARGEST STOCK OF-
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Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for
less than Eastern Cities Oan Deliver it.
Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue , only one issued in Nebraaska
ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
Counter , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track.
ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Orders for Hie Indiau Department given for Buffalo Scales ex
clusively. Scale
iSIBIOIP ,
1405 Douglas Street , . OMAHA. NEBRASKA
PALL AND "WINTER.
G-EEAT BARGAINS
-AND
Visitors to the State and otliera in need of Men's , Boys' and Children's-
Clothing , will do well to call on
The Strictly One Price House in the City
And examine their goods and prices. Th y carry the largest stock , nnd
sell lower th&n any other house in the city. Merchant Tailors
don't fail to call at
1216 , FAENAM ST. 1216
Largest tock in Omaita- and Flakes the lowest Prices
DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS ,
Just received an assortment far anrpaaslng anything In thin market ,
tno latoat and moat toaty designs manufactured for this spring's trade and
range of prices from the Oheapeat to the most Expensive.
Goods
Now ready for the inspection of CUE- , Complete stock of all the latesb
tomors , the newest novelties in styles in Turcoman , M diasjaud
Suita and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains , Etc. , Etc.
Elecaat Sfassengor Blovatar to all Floors , ,
' ' TO T W& &T rWf' n'E ! > T/ffiTT" /
O'O' Alt JLeie29 ! bMl V tt EIOM. . ,
1200,1208 and 12SO Farnam Street. - - - - OMAHA NEB
CTKICTLT nB3t.CttU !
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TWO WHSEL OABTB.
"onsnlUtlon and OorroBpoudence Gratia. P. O. Box 292. Telephone No. 2C.
HON. ED WARD RUSSELL , Postmaster , Davenport , says : " Phyeirifm of
Hw. Ability nd Marked Success. " CONGRESSMAN KURPIIY , Davenport ,
: "AnUonorabln Man. Fine Snocesa. Wonderful Curoe. " HonrvR : < i P.