THE DAILY BEE FRIDAY OCTOBER 3 , 18d4
THE DAILY BEE.
Friday Morning October 3.
LOOAL BKEVITIE3 ,
-Next Sunday Is Hnrvwt Homo nt Ttlnltj
cUhwlrixl nnd there h also a inu tc.il fiorvlco in
tlio o vcning.
A woman named Mr * . M. J. ( Julnn wa-
upon the street yostordny looking for lict
iratband , who she chimed had deserted her nl
Ht. Pnul.
Last evening two fellows , \vlio wore e
little the worse oil for liquor , \\OTO tip'ot upon
Sherman street. Lucidly they sltue * in the
mud nnd vcro not injured.
The industrial school opens in the room
beneath Trinity cathodralcorncrof Kightcontli
and Cnpltol Avenue on Saturday next nt 10 n ,
in. The children \\lll como early.
The boyn had a little rnlllo at Kd. Maur
IT'S place last evening nnd Matthias Now wiw
fortunate enough to win n S180 mtuic box. II
IB n fine ono and was impelled from Kurow ,
Thcro will bo ft ( Dccial mooting of Hull
llebeknh Degree Lodge No. 1 , In Odd I'ol
IOW'B hall , nt 7:30 : Saturday uvoning , Ocjoboi
*
4,1881. A full attendance onrnestly requested
quested , as there Is business of Importance.
The county Cleveland Vnd Hendricki
club nro making nrrangomcnts for n limn
mooting lit the club rooms Saturday evening
.TudRoSavngo.ParkoGodwin , Oeo. W. Hhioldfl ,
Gco. W. Ucrtrand nnd others are niinoimcci !
to ppeak.
IJ. B. Lowcnsloln , the Insurance ng-nt ,
who Is charged with Belling n horne nml buggy
belonging to the Nebraska and lown Insurance
company , has waived oxnmlnation nnd has
Ixicti taken back to Uuming county by tlw
sheriff of that place.
There will b3 n meeting of the Blnlno nnd
Logan club of the second ward , Saturday
evening , in Cuuningham'H hall , cornet of
Thirteenth nnd Jackson streets. All republi
cans nro invited to bo present.
By Order of the Ward Commlttoo.
The Gate City Council of the Northwestern -
western Legion of Honor will complete its or
ganization nt the Knights of Honor hall
this ( Friday ) evening. They have nboul
one hundred enrolled char members , nnd
expect a largo turn out.
The millennium is at hand for sure. Not
a single ancst had been made by the police
for the past twenty-four hours , ending at 11
o'clock yesterday. In police court yesterday -
terday Judge Uoneko looked silent nnd sad
as no criminals wcro brought before him foi
trial.
TllK BKK wns mistaken In stating that
Miss Kllzaboth Popplcton Is the superintend'
ontof the industrial art department of the
Now Orleans exposition , Shu was appointed
without her knowledge nnd she has not iiC'
copied the oilier , as she Is nimble to attend tc
the duties of the position.
The little "Missionary Helpers , " under the
direction of Miss C. lloss und Miss II. Collier ,
will gl\o n concert followed by the sale ol
fnncy articles prepared by themselves nnd refreshments
freshments , nt the ] ) edge at. I'rosbytorlan
chinch , on 1'riday evening , the exercises t <
commence at piecisoly half past BOY on ,
Henry Hitler , a gentleman well-known Ii
northwest Omnhn , will start with hii famll ;
today for St Louis , After flpondlng n foi
weeks in the Missouri metropolis ho will vial
tlio World'H Imposition nt Now Orloan
and thence willgo to Cincinnati Ohio nnd No\
York city , returning homo in nbont thre
months.
Mrs , Clara ( Jrowman , assisted by twc
ieachorp , will open a Kindergarten on tin
I'roobol system , on Wednesday , the 8tli da ;
of October. The hours will bo from 10 to !
o'clock. Children takan from three nnj-a
half years to cloven yearn of ago. For par
tlculars apply 3i9 ( North Seventeenth street
Private lessons in music , German nnd fauoj
work on Saturdays , for Indies nnd chil dron.
rKKSONALi.
Mr. Jcfijio Grant , wife nnd child paseoi
through thli city wcat yeilerday ,
N. L. Tnylor , one of Madleon'H promlnun
UornoyB , was in the city jesterdayon Icgn
Mrs. 1' . II. Carey hai roturnoil nftor ho
extended visit with Iior lolatlvoa nud friend
In Milwaukee.
Mrs. S. H. Cullaway and childien arrive
in Omaha Wcdnenday from Chicago. The
are at the Mlllard.
MnNSholtonarrhcd in this city ycnterda
monilng from Now York City. She took th
noon train for Grand Island.
The many friends of Mrs , Andrew IJordoi
will rejoice to learn that she is improving ii
health and will doubtless recover in a uhor
time ,
B. II. Itoblnson , Teknmnh ; 0. Duvnl , Crete
K. K. Valentino. West 1'olnt ; L > iu Condon
Columbusj DrM. . W. St no , Wnhoo , w ro
the Millard yesterday.
Mr. A. L , Johnson
, one of f ho most popu
lar engineers on the Union 1'acifio road , Jol
yesterday for n trip through Michigan , Indl
n nnd Ohio. Ho will return In about on
month.
N. 8. Harwood , W. W. W. .Tone * , M. I
Welch , T. Kwiugnnd T. H. Lcmitt , Li.
coin ; 0. W. Thomas , Grand Inland ; T. Ii
Llddlo , ( iottcnburgi A. Cusleller , wife an
Wins Muy Caslellar , Blair ; 0. II. KUisej
1'awnccj 0. A. Von Warmer , Orund Islanf
roglslorod at the Paxliyi yi-steiday.
A1C. . Marsh , Button ; A. U. Hltchcod
I'itrco ; Andy Uodon , ColuniLus ; J. I ) . Hvon
Sutton ; Geo. Gilinnn , Ncbmikn City ; W. 1
'JJeckham , Valontlnoj J. McOalleiter , Oa !
landj A. 1C. Caffroy , Btronikbiirff ; O. 1
Wallace , Springfield , Vt. ; II. 1' . Mathew
llellow Full * , Vt , nro at the Metropolitan ,
Mr. Jn , Levy , ndvnncoagontfor I.anrnnc
Barrett , Is at the I'axton. Hoii makiug t
rangemonta for the appearance in thin city
that eminent tragedian. I.auruuco Bacrett
now America' * foremost tragedian , Bootli
under the weather nnd McCulloiiKii lm totn
) y fal'ed. The palm now lies between Bam
and Tom Kttno.
Mr. Vr. Melz , who has been visiting
Gornany for Home time relumed homo yetU
, day morning via Wabwh U. H. HO Wtt , , „
In Kow York by hit wifa. Th * 1'lattdimtcli
Vereln , of which he Is A inf mbur , mot him
the depot with tin Muiical Union ban
which Mcotted him to hit liome. The beau
ful i.oHrbuimer uf the Veielu w uned ,
f thla Deflation ( or tha Cr t time ,
SPLENDID OIIANOP- ,
! C-r residence properly , Lot , 200 by 1
tvpt , rnut front , < m Parir Avonuino IK
Urjirnperly jn Oaiaka : fenced , and tru
J'l Mitcd.
2Ji ( DEU , &
I AT UST 'IIS DONE.
kB , &M , Cut Through Seventeenth
Street in the Dead of Night ,
'ho IVnpIo In Hint NciKlilorhoou )
Aw.ikcn tills Mornlntftoljook
Upon n Ontml ,
For ecvornl wooka n policoniftn hna
con atntioncd near the Tenth stccet
rosslug to BCD tlmt the 1) ) . itI. ] \ . folka
id not take advantage of the dnrknoss
f night nnd cut through the street at
iiat point nnd by BO doing loivvo n canal
cross tlmt thoroughfare.
While the polica have boon guarding
nd watching at this point the company
rith n largo gang of men hnvn been pro *
aring to make n cut across Seventeenth
Lrcet , to enable thorn to lay
liclr track. Wednesday pvoningwhon | Iho
Dmbro nhadca of night enveloped
lie earth there was no sign of
railroad track ncrosa Seventeenth street
thor than that of the Union Pacific , but
when the gray dawn of * ho early morn
roclnimcd the approach of the coming
ay , beheld , a canal eight foot deep had
icon cut across the struct , and in thobot-
om of this canal nero the tica nnd iron
ails of the U. it II. railroad company ,
'ho company had not made any bluster
bout the matter , but while tlio enemy
tvcio watching at ono point they had
iado an attack upon an unguarded point
nd had carried the battle without n
; rugglo.
Jt now remains to bo soon what will boone
ono by the city in regard to the matter.
AN INJUNCTION ( IllANTKn.
The Omaha & Southwestern railroad
ompany Wednesday began suit in the
ialrict court against the city of Omaha
nd Patrick Hears nnd naked for ft torn-
orary injunction to rcatrain the defend-
nts from grading Seventeenth street
rom the south line of the Union PaciHb
racks to the south line of the Omaha &
outhwcstorn tracks. Judge Neville
ranted the injunction.
A OH AFTER ON BOILS ,
V Prominent Man AVrltcH to a Frioiul
ontlio Huhjcctot Uolls.
As a great many people in this city are
ow troubled with boila they can appro-
late thn following iottor which was writ-
on by a prominent gentlemen , at ono
mo a resident of this city and a govern
ment director of the Union Pacific road ,
o a personal friend in Omaha , who , at
10 present time ia nursing a pot upon
ia right hand ;
THE LETTKU.
ly Dear I'ullow Co-Stillorcr :
I loam with regret that you are laid
p with ono of Job's comforters. 7 sym-
athi/.o with you because I have boon
aid up hero for three weeks with a car
uncle on my neck , that weighed at its
worst over ISOO pounds but it is now on
ho mend and only weighs -10 pounds.
? hey weigh the moat at nlghta. I also
during that time have had live bolls on
mj ; right hand. Treatment , while the
} oil is on the make up , you inuet not
iwoar at It as ic does no good , but talk
cindly to it and make it believe you nro
rionclly with it. After it is done lak-
ng up and ready to open , you can * then
> egin to fool a little independent and
laucy , but bo sure tlure are no others
liding around.
I fool sorry for Job oven now , but
probably the boils were the making of
Job. No doubt you recollect the sweet
iromiso that you find some place in the
iiblo that roads something like this ,
'Blessed are UIOHO that have boila for
will feel so good after they quit
uirting. " I may not have the oxaot Ian-
; uago of the good book , but you can hook
n'to the moaning.
I hope vou are on the Improve and
earn hereafter that there is but ono good
ikca to have a boil , and that is on the
thor follow , or hired man ; recollect this.
lave lots of patience , ( that is what kept
Job in business ) , poultice with Ihxsood
neal , say your prayers regular , and I
hink you will bo able to smash moro bag-
gngo. With these few thoughts I close
and remain , A Fiai.ow SUFI-JUIKH.
P/S. I have sent up for my wife and
nay remain hero a couple of weeks yot.
. have missed having the care of my wife
nnd having ono around that you are not
afraid to scold when the boil hurts.
Jell , You Are Oalioil , " "Show Down. '
OMAHA , September 30. To t/ta Miler -
or : There is ono 0. D. Boll ( colored ]
who lias written two articles to tlio IloraUi
charging the republican parly with faults
and failure to keep promises to the col
ored pooplo. While 1 admit that the ro ;
publican party luwo erred , I desire to say
that they have done nil that has boon
done for us , while the democrats have
opposed everything that they have tried
to do for us. If Mr. Boll wants to bo a
democrat , lot him define his position and
not insinuate it to the people. If ho is n
democrat , I will challenge him for a dis-
mesial ! at any time or place ho may ties-
gnato by giving ample notice. But if ho
a n republican ho should como out and
show his colors. ' A. II.
Bliot In tlio llaml.
Wednesday as George llinos a teamster
in the employ of Milton Kogors it Sons
was cleaning his revolver Iho weapon wat
accidentally discharged and the ball entered
tored his left hand and lodged among the
cords in his wrist. A doctor was called
und tried to fmd the ball but was unsuo
cestful. The wound Is c. painful ono and
will probably lay lliucs up for spmo littli
timo. In cleaning a revolver it is alwave
the best and the safest plan to roinovi
Iho chambers of the weapon. This doc
away with nil chances ot an acctdonta
shooting scrape ,
llonl KHtuto .
The following transfers were filed Ir
the county clerk's ollico yesterday and
reported for TUB BEE by Amos' ro l es
tate agency , October 1 :
S. D. Mercer and wife to A. D. Pholti
ot al , w d , loU 10 and 20 , block 24 , Wul
uut nill-87D.
J. JJoev | and wife to J. T. Anderson
w d , lot 10 , block 1 , Kounlz's 4th add-
? COO.
Mr. Taylor' * ,
The new freight auditor of the Unio
Pacific roud arrived in Una city yeetrr
day and auumcd the duties of that oflls
this morning. Ills uatao is D. D. Davis
nd lib h llcd from Detroit , Michigan ,
Io has been cur accountant of the Can-
da Southern road for sometime nnd will
oubtloss fill his position to the satitfAO-
ion of all parties concerned. _ Ho is a
) lcasant gentlemanly appealing man and
s well calculated to make many friends
n this city ,
Smoke S oal of North Carolina Tobrc
CO.
CO.CLIPPINGslROM COURTS ,
The Carry Property the Cause of
Fonr Arrests ,
V Now AVny ot Collecting City
liy Mr , Buck.
I'OUCE COUUT.
A couple of weeks ago Cornelia Oil-
) crt brought suit against n man named
landow , the lessee of the plaintiff , to
isposscns him of the property formerly
ccupiod by Hiehard Curry for saloon
urposos , near the corner of Tenth and
) ouglas. The suit was decided in fever
f the plaintiff nnU the writ of rcstitu-
on issued to give her possession of the
iremisos ,
It appears that Randow had sub-lot
10 property to the wife of Curry , when
n turn had sub-lot it to a man named
ampson. The writ to dispos.Hoss llan-
ow was placed in the hands of Deputy-
lioriff Crowoll for execution. Upon
oing to the promises Bandow was not
) und but ho was afterward enticed into
10 place and ejected from the promises
> y virtue of the order of ho court then
n the hands of the executive officer.
Sampson was placed aa a guard ! over
10 promioos but was subsequently on-
cod away by n conatablo who was _ act-
ng for Mrs. Curry. She was then given
) osaossion by the oflicor , and has boon
) ccupying the place over since through
'atrick her sublease.
It seems that Sampson enraged by
lose proceedings on the part of Mrs.
urry , aided by a man named Johnson
> roko open n dncr and did some damage
o the walls. For this a complaint was
iod ! in police court ] by Mra. Curry
gainst them charging them with mallei-
us destruction of property , Sampson
n return filed a complaint against
Ira. diary , and a man named George
'iiddock , charging them with trespass.
Varrants troro issued on both com-
> lainta and the casoj are sot down for
tearing on Saturdaynoxt.
COUNT v COUUT.
In the county court tbo caao of Moran -
; an against Chapman , involving the pos-
ossion of the store building at 1213
' "iirnam , was decided in favor of plain-
Iff.
Iff.It
It appeared from the testimony ucon
ho trial of the caao that the parties to
ho suit had formerly boon partners in
fie store whoso possession was in dispute.
Jpon their dissolution it was mutually
greed that the defendant should pay the
obts of the concern , among which was
no owing to the city amounting to S150
or taxes. Mr. Morgan , who was paying
S1CO per month for the store , refused to
iay the whole amount , but paid
mo-half which ho claimed was all ho was
lound to pay. City Treasurer Buck bo
ng unable to find personal property upon
which to levy to make the second half
was told by Chapman that ho would put
Morgan's rental where ho could roach it
> y a treasurer's execution. It was ac-
ordingly done and ninety-six dollars waa
nkon from * the amount by the city
iflicial. Morgan's refused to receive the
mlanco as payment of the month's rent
and accordingly Instituted suit against
ho defendant who , ho alleged , waa in
arrears of rent , the result being as
above stated.
10,000 bushels Choice Winter Apple
for sale in car lots or lean. Your bus !
ness solicited.
J. Q. WILLIAMS & Co.
s27-lm Nebraska City , Nob.
THE A , M , E , CONFERENCE.
Ilio Second Dny'H SoHslnu Crnniiilt-
ICCH Ai > | ) oiatcfl l > y Iho Oliulr.
The morning session of the second day
of the Ninth Annual Kansas Conference
> egan at 10 a. in. yesterday at the A. M.
E. church on E ghteonth street. The
session was opened by devotional exer
cises conducted by llov. [ J. L. Griggsby.
When the services had boon concluded
the conference again took up its reguiai
work , with Bishop John M. Brown pre
siding.
Committees on publication department
and general conference delegate money
were appointed by the chair.
The conference then wont Into a com-
initteo of the whole upon the matter ol
nissions , circuits nnd stations. Attor c
'ull discussion of the questions presented ,
the committee arose and reported pro.
; ross to the conference.
iV committee to confer with the Soutli
Nebraska conference , consisting of Kovs ,
P. A. Ilubbard , J. W. Broxton , J. H ,
[ lubbard , A , W. llamsay and 1. II. Lu
cas , was also appointed by the presiding
olllcor.
At tlio afternoon session no business
was done by the conference , but reli ou !
exercises wcro hold , tha sermon boiiif
coched by llov. A. K. Jackson.
In the evening , ut 8 o'clock , service !
worn again hold , at which the rcgulai
educational sermon of the conference wai
preached by IloV. J , W. Braxton , o
Wyandotto.
\Vnn Ar.jbody Killed ?
Vostordoyinorniiig about ! ) o'clock person :
living in the vicinity of Eighteenth am
Leavonworth streets heard two shots liret
from a revolver , and the roporti were fol
lowodby cries of "Ohl" Some of the par
ties arose from their beds and skirmishec
around a little but were unable to fiiu
the parties doing the shooting , or UK
party supposed to have boon shot
What it was or who it was is unexplaiua
bio.
A Noxv
The Ileos Friating company is a nov
corporation that has been formed ii
0 in ah a , by the consolidation of Samuo
Ilecs' printing oflico and bindery nut
Mr. J. F. Fairlio'a biudery. The nctivi
stockholders in the now company an
Samuel Hues , J. F. Fairllo. A. F. Ram
euy and Olmrlca E. Reynolds , making i
strong team , every nno of whom is i
worker , and wo predict for the inititu
'Jtion a success from the ntart , grcatei
Moron thin that which has attended th <
, I individual raombera herctofojo ,
A BEAUTIFUL GIFT ,
The First Wnnl niftlno nnil IioRnn
Oluli Presented "vVltli a FlftR
ljr tlio IiailleB.
WedncsdayniRht n largo crowd gathered
around the aland erected nt the corner of
Seventh nnd Pierce atrcota by the Firat
Ward Blaine and Login club. Mr.
Jcnkinaon introduced Miss EmmaGoorpo
nmodoatnnd retiring young lady , who
represented the young Indies of the
First wnrd , nnd presented to the Blnino
nnd Lognn club a beautiful flag which
the young ladies had prepared. Miss
George apoko na follows :
Mr. President , and Members of the
First Ward Maine and Lwjnn Cntb :
The ladiea of this ward have selected mo
ns their humble instrument to express to
you how sincerely wo sympathize with
you in the purpose to which you have devoted -
voted tliis club.
Although it ia hardly to bo expected of
us to enter into the details nnd turmoil of
n political campaign , wo must bo permit
ted to participate aufllciontly to snow
that wo appreciate the noble principles
of this grand parly which has so glorioiia-
ly administered the ailairs of the government -
mont for the past two decodes ; which has
guided us through the dork and troublous
times of civil strife , to this era of pence
and prosperity.
Wo , the ladies of Iho First ward , fool
proud to show our admiration of the
orilliant statesman , Blaine , and the great
warrior , Logan , nnd that you may bo en
couraged to march on to victory and elect
those noble men , wo beg leave to present
you with this Hag. "
At the olosd of thia beautiful little
aponch the crowd broke forlh in loud and
prolonged cheers , and a largo number of
ladies in the assembly waved their hana-
kerchiefs and smiled in approbation. *
The flag was Ihon raised to the lop of
the polo nnd Iho next speaker , Judge Mo-
Oulloch , was introduced , Ho spoke of
Iho beautiful flag nnd paid n glowing tnb-
ulo to the fire nnd patriotism , which ia
kindled in the heart of every American
woman. Ho aald the proud line ; floating
in the evening breeze reminded him ot
nn nddrnas ho had learned while nt school
nud of which ho would repent a passage.
It ia na follows :
"Tho atarry emblem of hia country's
sovereignty ia to him radiant with n di
viner glory , than that which moots hia
mortal vision. It epitomizes the splen
did rosulta of dreary ngea of experiment
nnd fniluro in human government ; nnd ,
ns ho gazes upon ita Blurry folds , undu
lating reaponsivo to the whispering winds
of upper air , it sometimes scorns to his
wrapt spirit to recede farther nnd farther
into the aoft blue aky , till the hoavona
open nnd nmzol hands place it upon the
battlements" paradise. Wherever
that ensign floats , on the land or ever
the sea , it is to him the very
aheki-iah of his political love
and faith , luminous wilh the
presence of that God who conducted our
'athors through the fires of the rovolulion
o the Piegah heights of civil androligious
Iborty its atara seem real , Us lines ,
whlto symboli/.o Iho purity of his hooric
irea ; those of red their patriot blood
jhod in defense of the right. To
defend that flag Is to him something
moro than a duty ; it is a joy , a coveted
privilege , nkin to that which nerves the
irm nnd directs Iho blow in defense of
wife or child. To insult it ia worse thnn
nfamy ; to make war upon it is moro
than treason. "
Ho then apoko nt some length upon
the tariff question , which evoked consid
erable applause.
Mr. D. F. Gurloy , C.R. Kyle nnd Mr.
Jcnkinson each mnup short speeches , nf-
; or which three rousing cheers for Elaine
nnd Lognn were given nnd the mooting
adjourned.
Stock Yards Busincns.
As the Union Stock Ynrds the following -
ing business was transacted to-day.
in-CKirrri.
Swan Land and Cattle Company , ' i can
for Adams , Ellis & Co , Chicago , by way o :
15. & M.
Carey Cnttlo Company , 20 cars to Gcorgn ,
i\dnms ; & 1'rench , Chicago , y way of C. &
Dtuhin Land and Cattle Company , 5 cars ,
to Durbin Lund and Cattle Company , Omaha ;
and 11 earn to Uo enbaum Bros. , Chicago , bv
way ot 0. It N. W.
Howling , Hush & Co. , 14 cars to II. P. Bell ,
Omalm.
It. 1' . Connors , 15 cars to J. IT. Wood &
Co. , Chicago , by way of tha B. & M.
NHII'MKNIH.
Barrett , 27 cars to KaufTinan & BrownChi' '
; atfo , by \ ny of the Ituck Island ,
\V. K Miller card to Palmer & Kichard
son , Cliicugo , by wuy Chicago , Milwaukee A
St. Paul.
Archibald , 15 cars of hnraca to foempbis
Tennessee ,
Dciunn.li Thompson.
Mr. Domntm Thompson appeared nl
the opera house last evening in "Joslun
Whit comb , " A good sized audience wai
present to grcot the eminent actor. Tin
play has lost nothing in the years whicl
it has boon handled by Mr. Thompsot
nnd ho ia surrounded this season bj
first-class support.
The play , na hna often boon said ij ol
the real old Yankee typo. For mon
than two generations the American atngi
had boon over-run with Yankee's of UK
Solon Shlnglo Brother Jonathan style
but the real article never appeared unti
Mr. Thompson brought him down fron
his native How Hampshire hills. Mr
Thompson has met with unbounded sue
cess in Ilia play. Ho does not pretend t (
bo a literary man , but for nil that , ho ii
n practical dramatist , and has fitted him
aolf perfectly wilh u vehicle for the ox
plotting of hia peculiarities.
Gamp Meeting Notes.
Elder Starr , of Chicago , arrived on th
camp ground last night nt 10 o'clock am
will remain during the remainder of th
mooting.
Yesterday nt 10 Elder Butler , president
idont of the general conference arrived
and Mrs. E. O. White is expected thi
evening. To our surprise and gratifies
tiouwohavo learned that Uriah Smith
editor of the Review and Herald will at
riyo hero this evening and the meotin
will have the benefit of hia vnluabl
labors during the remainder of the moot
ing. Many other important arrivals ar
daily expected. *
1)1 IOO.
CONKLIN. At St. Jowph'd Hwpltal , ut
u. m. , October , U. F. Couklm , ugud 2
years.
Itemalna wcra taken to Burkett' * and on :
bilmed to await tlio arrival of frluada. lit
ceased waa an artlit in the employ of Georg
Ileyn. Cauie of death delirium treniotia.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking tobic
oo is the best.
A 1'olltlcal lllot.
POINT , L. I. , Oct. 2. While the
ndciwndcnt republicans were raising n Clove <
and banner nt Blitivillp last night n number
f rowdlos , led hy et-Policeinan Straflord ,
mads an attack with clubs nnd stones , Injuring
overal. Btrafford drew a pistol ntul hot
inco , but was disarmed by the polico. Tin1
> inner wan cut down during the night and
carried oif ,
Absolutely Pure.
his powilcr never varlca. A nmtvcl rl purely ,
length anil Vvholcsamoncss. lloio cooaomlcal than
10 ordinary klnds.nndcannotbo s.ld In compel I tlort
with the umllltiulo o ! low test , short weight nlmnlor
hospliato powdors. OolJ onlr In canii. ROYAL
JAKINO VOWDEIl CO. , 108 Wall street. . N. Y.
the changes tnal , In a tow years , have
taken place in the manufacture of
mprovcraont after Improvement hat
boon made , until to-day the clothing
offered by Schlank & Prince , 1210
Farttam street , ia nqual in every
roapoct to the beat
Custom Work !
While at the oamo time the lowness of
price of the fine grade of clothing
they handle la no lesa astonish-
Irur than the
Perfection of Fit !
AND THE QUALITY OF
MATERIAL AND MAKE
1210 Fcrnam Street. 1210
The Pioneer , and Still Ahead.
100,000 NOW IN USE.
Fast puporsedlng the larResl old faihloncJ toio
and raiiu4. | It Ins tlio slmplcnt and mmt clllclcnt
otcnoburnerH In the world , and with law Improto
incutB tlioeosltBt to opcr-ito Absolutely gate with
its patent rcBervilr , now in USD the uucond dcosoc
IIlimit a elnglo accident.
2TS nd for Catalogue. Price List , r.to "
HULL VAl'OK STOVE CO. .
mLo cod CLUVKLANU , Onto.
CBE1GHTON COLLEGE ,
CLASSES HE-OPEN ON
MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 1
licildea tbo ml van UK ol a lolld English and Classi
cal education , epccl oaro will bo devoted to the
O O 33L O
AND TO
Practical Surveying
AND ALSO TO
, Banking anil Commercial
Viva nowprofosBOrahavo been added to the faculty
for thlspurpoiio.
C3T Vocal Uuslo , German and French , optional. JSJ
NEW 8TUDKNTS mutt proicnt themselvea during
the week enillni ; Aujjuat 81 , between 9 and 12 a. in. ,
nd they ii'unt IMJ reuly to stand cxainlnatlou to do-
clde their rank In the oourno
Pro ! . Lambcit will glvo iluo notice for the rosump
tton of tbo evening coureo In Chrinlslry. Tuition
free. No distinction on recount of treed ,
RUK , 19 tu thurs ut 6t ,
OMAHA NEBIIASKA.
Tbo Bcnolwtlo ycu oouuuencei on tne
First WeflnoSuay in SenleniDor ,
The oourea o Instruction embraoea all tha Klsunen
tary and hlghor braaihei ol k Onlihod ( duration
DlSercnco ot llelielon U no obttacla to tb ulinlj.
lion ol youn ; ladle * . IMplU are reoolrwl at anj
time ot the > ear.
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Including Hoard , \Yashlntr , Tuition In Kngllih aud
r'rencb , u ot booki. 1'laao , pci euttlon of
Fiva Months , - - $150.00
EXTllA OlIAUOirS-IHiwtrur , P
Harp , Violin , Uuiui and VouarXtuic.
Kelerenoen we toqund from all iienon * uuVnow
to th * Institution. Vor tuttLtr Inl armtlloa apply
] y ll.
Booths' Oval Brand
T
D , B. BEEMBR , Agent , OMAHA , NEB
tflimebaugh & Taylor ,
LARGEST STObK OF
5
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Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for
less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it.
Send for Our 250 Page Catalogue , only one issued in Nebraaska
ONE HUNDEED VARIETIES
lUBUinnunuu uunLLUj
Oountor , Hay , Stock and Railroad Track.
ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Orders for Hie Indian Department given for Buffalo Scales ex
clusively. Scale
zaioip ,
1405 Douglas Street. OMAHA. NEBRASKA
1 AND WINTER.
GREAT BARGAINS
AND
Visitors to the State and others in need of Men's , Boys' and Children'3
Clothing , will do well to call on X
> .d
'M '
The Strictly One Price House in the City
And examine their goods and prices. Ttay carry the largest stock , ancJ
sell lower th&n any other house in the city. Merchant Tailors
don't fail to call at
191R . 19JR /
The largest Stock in Omaha anti/jIMes the ! owest Prices
" tara tews
I "IP Tl
DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS ,
Just received ail assortmunt Car aurpanolng anything In thla mnrkot , oomprlMlu
he latest nnd raoat tnaty doalgris uianufaotnrod for this apriuq'a tr/idn / nd oovorJn ,
t range of prices from the Cheapest to the uioat Kxponaivo.
Parlor Goods Oraoerles.
Now ready for the inspection of ens- , Complete stock of all the latest
tomers , the newest novel foe in styles in Turconien , M dj aJ nn
Suits and Odd Pieceri. Lace Curtains , Etc. , Etc.
Passenger JSlovator to all Floors.
B SHI E3
12(16,1208 and 1810Fnrnnm St OMAHA
U , S. DEPOSITOKY.
J. II. MILLARD , President. WM. WALLACE L'ashiet ,
Capital and Surplus. S5OO.OOO.
Flro and Barvlar Proof Kafon fr > r Unnfc nt te m Sfi to 950 per annum.
filT ' ? Hfl1
J idAdi
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AND OAB1-S.
1MB and 1850 U ru y Sticol ind t ,
CaUltino la/n'ibid liti otcn trpllciUar. } Omaha ,