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THJi ; DAILY &ESATUIDAY SEPTEMBER 58 18851
THE PAIL1 BEE.
Satnr.lay . Morning , Snptembor 26
LOOA.L BBEVITJES ,
Maniftgo lleenaos ware granted yesterday
to Christ. Orlcb and Mary Yarrata , Michael
Bhooteyand Mary Fllifrlcb , Martin Alber
and KmrrjR Bauer.
The Cbrisll n charch , on the earner of
Fornntn and Twentieth streets , has been
\ raised from Its depresiton to the level of the
street , and is being moved to its now location
t the corner of Twentieth street and Capitol
rtronuo.
In the United States court yesterday Fritz
M. Sickolt , ono of the defendant ) , filed a
demurrer to the petition of the plalntilft in
thacasool George Bohner ot al , , vs. Stock-
polo Simpson , ct al , , claiming that the court
had no jurisdiction In tne cite ,
Deputy Unttod.'lStfttos Marshal Allan
came In from Oass county yeatcrdar bringing
with himan a prisoner , John Sanders , who is
Rcciuod of selling cigars without a license.
Bander * hm boon placed under $300 bonds
to appear at the next criminal term.
Prof , Allmon's class in dancing was or
ganized on Tauraday evening , and the next
mooting will take placa Thursday evening of
next week. As soon as the plans are per'
footed the children's clais will be changed to
Saturday evening , The children meet at 4
o'clock , and the adults at 8 p , m.
Miss Emma Anderson was agrcoablv nur-
prlsed Thursday night at her homo onSaven-
teonth and Douglas streets , by a largo party
of her friends , some fifty or sixty In number.
They brought refreshments with them , and
cams prepared to have a general good time.
The occasion was a pleasant one , and long ta
bo remembered.
The body of the unfortunate young man ,
Willis OrairJla , who was killed at the South
Omaha stock yards Thursday , was yesterday
interred lu Prospect Ilill comotory. The
brother in Dos Molnoi has telegraphed to the
coroner ordering this done and promising that
tbo body should ba exhumed as soon as possi
ble and moved to the home of the family in
the east.
The now Swedish Baptist church on north
Sixteenth street was dedicated hst evening
with appropriate cxei cites. The services were
in English , and were listened to by a largo
congregation. A largo mimber'ot ministers of
the denomination ihrouzhuut the atate were
present and participated in the consecration ,
Beginning Una morning , n conference will bi
hold , lasting over to-morrow , Thera will ha
a social gathering at thn church this evening ,
Tlio New
Drawings for the now bridge * across the
river have not jot ranched Union Pacific
headquarters , but ere oxpccisd in a day
or two. The atracturo Is to conai.t of
five epans , rotting on piers of eolld inv
eoary. The oalaoona supporting the piers
ara to ba 25iG5 feet and will be sunk to
bed-rock. The center of the bridge will
bo devoted to railroad traffic , on each
aldo will bo a driveway and streetcar
track. Outside of these will bo tbo
walks fur foot-passengers. Preliminary
work will be commenced same time dur-
ioc ; the next two weeks and n largo force
of men will be ocipl ijod.
A DirFBUENT OPINION.
A reporter for the BEE called last
evening on Mr. John A. Horbich , who Is
considerably Interested in the
question of a bridge aorcss the Big Mud
dy at this point. Mr. Horbach some
ttnio ago , in company with other capi
talists , secured a charter from congress
for the construction of a brldgo , bnt the
project baa bean lying dorrrunt recently.
When asked by tlio toporter what cffjrt
'ho naw bridge to bo built
by the Union Pacitto would have on bis
fcohemo , Mr. Horbaoh replied that ho did
not bellovo the Union Pacific had any in
tentions of building another bidj > o.
"Tho first I heard of It , " continued the
gentleman , "was when I read it In the
J3KE. I do not take any stock In the
story myself , nnd bbllovo It IB only a bluff
gamo. The Union Pacific officials are
very anxious t > find out what I am going
to do , and think perhaps they can scam
mo Into selling my charter. But it will
Boon bo bnann what will bo done , and
wo can afford to bo patient and await
developments. "
Tim Ht , JOB Oinnha GauioJ.
The games of base bill between the
St. Jossph clubs and the Union Pacifies
promise to ba vo y Interesting , Both
nines will protoat their strongest front ,
and tbo homo team will have to work
bard to keep the laurels at homo. The
visitors are holding In reserve an uu-
tnown "Smith , " who Is said to bo a
terror with the ball and bat , and his
debut hero will be watched with consid
erable interctt.
Two games will be p'ayed , ono Satur
day and ono Sunday. Following are the
positions for to-day :
Omnha , Be. Joe.
V
Vi Handle , . . . . . catcher. . Redmond
i . Rockwell . pitcher . Weren
Doherly . hortatop . ( Swift
Funkhouser . first bate . Isaacson
Van Dyke . , . . second baie . Smith
JUcKel vey . third bn n. . Cucnrtm
Bennett : . center field . Suck
CanHfld . right field . KJyun
Struck . lefcbeld . Atklnsou
Dtaecratlng Gratea
Mrs , Armstrong , u woman resident
near Prospect Hill cemetery , was ar
rested yesterday for detecting the graves >
In that cemetery. It appears that fo (
BOKO tlmo psst the graves In that burUl
ground have been subject to tin drpreda-
tlons of thievoi , who hava stolen fljworj
placed upon the firAves , carried off nrni ,
etc. This nmt'er has nisumed otrlous
proportions , and ih ioterestod parties
aid detormlnad to bring the niTendms to
justice. Itis i > npp ced that Mrs. Arm-
etioog has bein partly reipontiblo for this
thliwlnp , nnd on o mplulnt of 0. A.
Bullwln , Esq. , a warrant for her arrmt
wasisncdoau > rd8y. Thnpensltyforsuch
ofT ntca is from $1 to $ QOO fiuo.und one-1 >
J thirty days ouufiuimaut iu the county
1 % tyr jail. a
Pi ICO IISi
\ JOHNSON- this < i y. Bept 23lbLtlIlo Si
May , dniphUr of \VIIJIam A. ard Kll tli
Johoion. AnidSjfort. tu
Funeral to1 kpUcayrstvrdayAtSp m. , from
tt
the family roeldenco ou Suulhtideut Jack- ;
con street uear Thirteenth ttreot. tb
lii
Any Piunll fJ'.j , AVI'li a Slink , lo
can kill ntluw ifbo Hgr li | pipa 10 th
bo fuund whim only allttio cub S i o >
tnmptlon , that drudl ( < st ni most f.
of dleeatca in this o uiurj , nin n
bi ) c'r.qntrod and dea < rcy. d if D' . Pi < r > t' < i 111
'Goidtfn Mociu.l Ultauverj" bu via li yed II
early.
THE PROCESS OF NAILMAKING
Ail Merest Branch of Omaha's '
Industries ,
A. Visit to the NnUworks How the
Nails are Turned Out
A reporter looking about for news ,
droppjd In at the nsllworks" South
Slxtoonth ttreot yesterday , and had an In-
toroatlng talk with Mr. Inner acd his
assistant , Mr. 0. J. Sullivan about the
present work of'tho factory.
About 125 mon a fnll complement
are employed lu the nallworks at present ,
working fall tlmo. Four hundred and
twenty-five kcgi of nails ranging in slzo
fron the omalloat artlelo to the meat
enormous splko , are turned out each day.
There la & fnll demand at ptoacnt for
nails , and there la no tronblo at all In
disposing uf them as .fast an they are
turned out. The region supplied Is prin
cipally wrst of the Missouri through *
nut Nebraska , Wyoming , Idaho ,
Utah , and tlio ether torn-
lorloa. It is to bo berne In mind
that there are bat three nail factories
west of the Mississippi river , ono In
Omaha , ono in Pueblo , Col , , and one in
Oakland , Oil , , so that the territory to
bo supplied by each ono la very largo.
This is especially true as very few nail
factories cast of the Mississippi river do
any business In this half of tlio conti
nent. The nail factory here is consequently
quently In possession of Its full ahara
of the western trade , and la rushing its
work at present to meet the demands
which that trade In now enforcing.
THE MIOOESS OF MAKING NAILS.
Mr. Sullivan very kindly volunteered
to guide iho tcrlbu through the factory ,
ao nj to glvo him an Inelght Into the in
teresting methods of nail-making. The
nall-worka consist of the rolling mills ,
cooper shops and blacksmith shop. The
most Interesting procenaes very
naturally nro canialnoi in
the first named department.
In the fuat place the bar Iron , cr
rail ironln used principally lu the manu
facture of the nalla. These bara or rails
are fed into a hugo cat , iug iniehlno or
shoirs , which divides them into lengths
cf about six feet , thrro Inches , These
bara are then taken and placed together
sir or eight iu a bunnh bound with
wires and passed Into a furnsco whom
they are heated to the welding point.
The boated maaa is then paised throngh
a sot of rollers , four time' , which pro
cess converts it Into bars abont two nnd
a half inches thick and several feet long.
These bars are again reheated after
which they are cut up Inso smaller
blocks. Theaa blocks , nftor balng duly
heated In the furnace pats through an-
otner sot of roller , making
six paszes , in all and come
out very much flattened and elongated
a two or three feet block of Iron being
thatched into a thin shoot fiftoau or
twenty loet long and abant eix or eight
Inches wide. Thesa sheets are of differ
ent thicknesses according to the thick
ness of the S'Z9 of nalla Into which they
are to bo converted. The shoots are
then passed Into a powerful cutting ma-
chlno which divides them into small slabs
of different wldthi , according to the
lengths of the different nails which are
to bu turned out. For instance , a slab
which is to be made into nails ono inch
long , la cut np into ploos ono inch wide ;
n slab to bo divided Into two-inch nails is
out np Into two inch widths , etc. The
procois of nail making is completed In
another step which h porhnps the
mast difficult of all to do-
ccribe These small widths are taken to
tto "nailer , " a machine having a pair of
( fcarp "j wa , " which divide the slab into
small sections exactly the slzo of the nail.
Each of those small widths are then
urcs'od Into thu proper obapo in the
lower part of the "nailer , " and a heavy
hammer of peculiar shape hits It a blow ,
which Instantly "puts a head on it , ' and
the nail paisea out bulow Into a basket or
pan ready for its mission in the world.
Those "nailera" are graded in alza and
power according to the size of the nail to bo
made. The larger the machinery , of
course , the larger and thicker the slr.bs
which nro fed into it , and the larger the
nail which is made. The big 8-Inch
gplko machines are moguls in size com
pared with the smaller ones ,
used to turn out the small chroo-ponny ]
nails. It Is a curtouo fact which may bo
noted in this connection , that to make j
mils ranging In eizo from the olx-ponny
article to the spike , the slabs first have
to bo heated to a rod boat before befog
fed Into the nailer , whllo in miking nalla
from the three-penny slza to the six
penny slza , they are passed into the ma
chine In on unheated condition. The
reason of this Is that In cutting the
larger slzss the strain on the machine la
as great that unless the metal weio first
honied It oould not bo handled.
This , In brief , Is the process of nail-
nuking. It Is an Interesting one from
the Grit step to the last , and u vleit to the
Factory will well repay ono for the
trouble. j
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A Otior t 8 doty. '
A meeting of prominent elngora was (
leld at Mr. Julius Meyn ' * roomThnrsday
light for the purposa of forming a chorus
loclely. The organization wan effected
the election of Mr. 0 , D Djrman for ;
jrrs'dent ' ; Mr. E P. MoOarty , vies- t ;
iroalden ; E , 0. Brownloo , eocroUry and tI te :
Li A. Saunders , treasurer , and for mem- I
era of the executive board , W. B .
Vllfclns , S. B. Rood and R. W. Brcck- J
inrldgo
Mr , Thomas J. Pannoll was elected
atuical director.
It Is propi sod to orcan'z3 at once a
* rga mixed chorus and to giro a aerius
f oimcorui dur ng the aiming auasou.
There Is a largn field fur an organlz 'lon
f this kind In Ouiiha and there Is every
oston to hope that it will ba highly
.
'llu first mooting for rehearsal Trill ba
eld early in October.
Ada Il u Unturned ,
Bamoftue ago , It mty ba remembered ,
youog girl of thU city , AdaMoQalr * ,
vlnt with her mother , Mra , Skinner , on
ou'h Fourteenth a'roet , rn away from
its city in ompiny with a youog plo
UQ ogentall ? and dsppjr dudiOun -
bla Edjerton WAS put ou the track of
iu pair , and oiptuted them at Pjpll-
on. The girl wai brought back and
ijged In the matem.l mansion , whllo
to yiu K man ws looked upin the ?
unty jkll , Ha wai afturwarJs re-
otd , the. motbur defining to prose-
ito ou the promise that he leave to vrnut
ace. :
ace.A fovr days ago the young lady again
"turned np mleslng. " Her mother In *
slated upon at that tlmo that aho had been
abducted , carried array by main force ,
els. , oto. , and at once engtged a dotoo-
tlvo to look up the case. These
who were familiar with Miss
Ada's habits , ho wo for , made up their
minds that she had again eloped. For
several days nothing was heard of hen A
dty or so slnco , however , Sheriff &fclick ,
of Lincoln , found her In Hastings and re
turned her to-day to her mother , who
was , It is hardly necessary to s y , de-
llgtod to rccalvo her daughter ng ln.
A reporter called yesterday npon Mrs.
Skinner to ascertain the mysterious
cause of the girl's departure , bat was
filgldly received by that lady , who tartly
avowed that she had nothing to s y
abont her daughter's escapade. Miss
Ada had returned , and that wax
oaongh.
Army Ncvro.
Lieut. Morriom Is now In the city with
his family awaiting orders. Ho expects
shortly to leave for his post at Fort Nio-
brara. Ho received yesterday a telegram
from his brother , ( Jol , H. 0. Merrlam , ol
Foit Liramlo , stylng that ho would bo
here this evening. Ool. Morrlam has
loft his pest on a few days leave of ab-
sanco.
The announcement has boon received
hero that Oapt. Farnswortb , of the
Eighth cavalry , stationed lu Texas ,
has been promoted to the position ol
major , and lira been made assistant Inspector
specter general , vice Gen. Balrd. dipt ,
Farnsworth was at ono time stationed al
Buffalo and was on terms of iotimatd ac
quaintance with President Cleveland.
Ills friends here are glad to learn of hli
promotion , which lo certainly a moil tec
ono.
ono.The army news reporter of the morn-
log journal on Fifteenth street boa been
badly stuffed by sjmo ono , Ho calmly
announces tlut Rock Springs is to b (
made a permanent military pott , one
that preparations to that end are rapidly
being made. Tbb is a matter which cer
tainly the local army officers ouht to
know abont , but all of thoru &ra tilully
in the dark , except so far as the paper
RforesaU lies kindly connsn'od to throw
light upon the subject.
A Btlssliic Giitl'H Itcturn.
Mary Williams , the young mulatto
girl who disappeared so mysteriously last
January , aud was supposed to have been
abducted , and who was discovered in
Oreston , Iowa , cboui two weeks ego , re
turned to Omaha yesterday. 'Whan first
found In Crouton tlio refused to return
to this city. Mrs. Jarvia , of Sidney , the
girl's aunt , however , resolved to rnaiio an
effort to Induce her to return. She wont
to Crouton , aud succeeded iu gaining the
girl's coneont to rnako her homo at Sid
ney with her auut. The tnro arrived In
Omaha Thursday , and left last
evening fet Sidney. The girl refuses to
say who was Instrumental In inducing
her to leave home , bnt say. ) the want , ou
tlio day of her disappearance , directly to
the Union Pacific depot , and telling her
story , Induced a conductor to glvo her a
fron riie to Cros'on. ' SffiESSSC J
Firat Lieutenant Ar.liur L Wugnor ,
Sixth infantry , has boon authorized i 3 < re
turn to Fort Djuglas , Utah , whore ho
will ba assigned to temporary duty with
a company until his proper company shall
rcj iiu Its station.
Second L'cutenant Frederick L.
Palmer , Twouty first infantry , I'm ' been
ordered to proceed to Fort D A Rus-
nell , and report to tlio commanding offi
cer for dnty with Company K , of that
regiment.
A Benefit to thu Ijluht Guards.
The Omaha Light Guards that staunch
military organizitiou which affords the i
city proteotion against outbreaks of law- j
lees mobs and Indian raid } are ta have
benefit. Arrangements have boon mad
for a grand party and skate at the Cap !
tel avenno riuk ou the evening of Wed
nesday , October 7th. A similar boncfi
was gotten up by the same organiza'Ion
lait year and proved ono of the mot
eueieaefnl affairs of the soison. Th
committee who have tno a/Talr / In oharg
this year are Lieut. tVbods , W. R Adalr
A Michael * , D 0. Wrighter , O. L
Golby and T. Wlldo.
Pollco Uourc Docket ,
The following casea were disposed of In
police court yesterday :
John Flynn aud J. H. Reynolds , dis
turbing the peace , $1 and costs.
0. F. Magee and Orlando Wright , held
an suspicion , discharged.
Pat Murphy and John Keene , druuk
nnd disorderly , dlaohitrgod ,
Ballo Victor nnd May Smith , drank
ind disorderly , $5 and coats.
Guorgi William * , pstlt larceny , 15
days on broad cud water.
VV. Wlllard , receiving stolen property
$50 fine and 30 days in jail , sentence
suspended.
Small Aooiclenti.
John MaUoeon employed in the U , P.
yards was lying by the side of ono of the
buildings yesterday when some one
throw a bnckot at his hoid. Ho suffered
i severe scalp wound which was dressed
by the company's phyfcioUn.
Daniel Cillahan , who -was run over
liy a heavy wagon at Fourteenth and *
Leavenworth streets has been rotnovod
o the St. Joseph hospital. Ho sustaln-
d quite severe In jar Jus , bis sca'p ' being
njly torn , bosldes suffering severe
irnlses in different parts of the bady. It
s thought also that ho is internally In
ured.
_ _
HeoUloim Xo-lmy
An Important session of the district
ourt will ba held this morning
ud Judge Wakuley has announced that '
decision will bo rendered in the follow- f
ng i
Billiard vs. Omaha.
Harris vs. Nor clan plow company.
Stutu rx rel , Solden vs. Berks ,
Oman * Lithograph company vs. Davis.
0. Walker vs. Bomtnd.
VORK1NG WOMEN AND GIRLS.
Wo luve given special attention thU
ill to lines of good laoa and bntton shoes
jr a smill sum of money , Every pair
re loll you U nair nted and all ripping >
111 ba sewed free of charge. Wo have
"Daisy" Jcii fancy cut lace palleh for
2 00 , others ask you $2.50 , )
4.h and Farnatn , A. D MORSE.
The Uoat Olnb.
Orescent hk and the boat house pro *
nt a highly animated appearanoo these
vontogs. The differ cut crows are prao- >
iciog arsldnouily for- the regatta , which
ouie * off In October. There are now
iur four-oared crows In training , oil of
rhloh are making goad progreca , '
THE NEW CITY HALl.
Arclect Myers Arrires in toe City
A Brief Description of tlio Structure
Other Structure * Going Up
Building NotCB ,
Mr. E. E. Myers , of Detroit , Mich. ,
who Is to bo the architect of the now
city hall building , arrived In Omaha yester
day. Ho has been taking measurements
of the ground , so as to make the de
tailed plan of the b/isjtnont / to correspond
with the grade of the streets.
The details of the structure hare , of
course , not yet been decided upon ,
Briefly , It may lo said that the building
will hnvo n ground plan of 124x132 feet ,
and rrlll bo five storlai in height. There
will bo a tower of 192 foot In hoight.
Ono front of the building will bo of
brick , another of stone. Mr. Meyers
will at onoo not to work upon the plans.
As already mentioned in these columns
the cost of tun building Is not to exceed
$100,000 , exclusive of heating apparatus.
"Yes , " said a prominent member of
the board of trade yesterday to a re
porter , "yon can assure the readers of
your paper that the work of erecting
the chamber of commerce building will
go right ahead. We have had delay
enough and have instructed our archl-
tccti , Mendelssohn & Fisher , to finish
np the plans as speedily as possible. "
The plans as now finished by the urohl-
tects contemplate the oiootlou of n building -
ing five stories In height , with roof de
pressed In the center. The gronnd plan
is 66x132 , the basement being a high
ono. The first floor will be used for of
fices , while the second and third will bo
tbronn Into ono aud used foe the cham
ber of commerce. It will have a celling
twouty-Eoveu feet high , then ) balng a
quarter circle gallery ou the north side.
The structure Is to bo of the fittest press
ed brickwith atonu and terra cotta trim
mings.
The plans for the now Barker building
on Fifteenth end Farnum atreets have
just boin completed by the archltocts
Mendelsohn & FJshor , aud they promise
a building that will veritably bo a mup-
nificont ono. The ttruoturo is to front
sixty-six foot on Fifteenth street , whllo
the building now occupied by Wolaluiut
McEwanj will bo torn dotmtaglvon
front of forty-four feet ouFaruam street.
The building is to bo five stories In
height , with a mansard roof. The first
story Is to be of granite , the succeeding
ones cf brick. On the earner there Ute
to bo a largs circular tower of copper ,
eighty feet in height. Tbo details cf
the building are of artistic design. On
the Farnem otroetfrout there are to bo
two Inrgo bay windows , extending abjvo
the first story , and over each window
there is to bo n boantlful Eilztbattiau
{ able. Betide each of thisa largo windows
dews there will be windows of ordinary
jattorn and s'/ . On tnu Flf-
; eetnh street cldo there will bo
ihren largo bay window ? , also
surmounted by the Elizabethan
; uble , together with common wlndons
DBtwcou. It is cUImod that the svrnc-
.uro will bo the handsomest bank build-
ng m the city. Tao old fratna building
ms born removed from the corner , and
the work of digging the foundation will
commcnoa at 01109.
SHORT NOTES
J. H , McOonncll will put up a hand-
aomo thros-atory frame residence at the
corner of Tffenty-iocond end CABS
streets.
Mr. Curtis Is having Mendelsohn &
Fisher draw up plans for a three-story
frame dwelling in West Omaha.
Mr. 8. D. Barkalow la having a threo-
otory brick residence created on Twonty-
eecond and Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Gaylord is building a fine two-
story residence on Virginia avenuo.
An elegnnt three-story residence In be
ing erected for Charles Karb ch , on
Twentieth , near Loivcnwoith avenue ,
next to the Krag residence ,
Two story frame residences are balng
erected on Catharine street for Mrs. Day
and F. B. Berkhausor.
The Chicago Lumber company have In
structed their architects , Metsfn. Cloven
Bros , , to prepare pUnn for A new fonr-
story warehouse , to ba constructed of
brick , on the corner of Fifteenth and ' ,
Leavenworth streets. The cost will bo i
$25,000.
The now granite Paxton building on
Fifteenth , between Farnam and Barney ,
Is fast approaching completion and
looms np Immouiiclr. The work of plas
tering has commenced ,
iritis reported that S Mrs. J. H. Mil-
Urd , E. W. Naih , G. 0. Bwton and
William Walhca have purohasqtl the
propoity of ox-Governor . P. Kellogg ,
on the corner of Farnam nnd Jefferson
itroets , end will erect fen > * elegant resi
dences thsrou in the spring. The prlco
paid was $75COO.
°
RUINED BY IvUM ,
\ Younp Man t-qnindorh UlsFortano
nml Immis in 3 i' ,
With uncertain Btcp and fchaky Ifmba a
roung man entered the polieo ooait yes-
crday afternoon iu charge o , ' an ofljcer.
la wn3 well dressed and goiitlomsnly ap-
icarlug , but there wore evliUncca of deep
llflslpitlon en hla fnco. The youcg
Qin's name waa Billy Koltb , aud ho ap-
icared bofora Judge Sieubcrg to aD > rrer
o the charge of etoaling a rob ? tid
hawl from a buupy , for which he nad
jecn arrested by Oflluer Qraon ,
"I'm guilty , judge , " Bald the prlsoor. .
'but I hd to take them Ituceumi aa
I must have e , drink , and as 1 aa
lateing a plmoton In front of the Eps ! o-
l churoti I Haw the things and t > ) k
hem to pawn BO I could got liquor. < 'm
Imnut used up novr tnd I yucca I'm
olng to havn tnikoj. "
The jadga looked at the Iramblinf ;
ian oompitelcnatelf and after giving htm
abort lecture on the error oi his wova ,
antouood him to ten d'.ja in the coun y
til in order to got the 1 quor out of htm ,
Billy Keith io well knotrn in Oinahu ,
avlug been born In this city. Three or
ur years ego , by tha death of
0 fell heir to a fortune of $30,000. Iu
impany with hla brother lu-lav h Trent
Ablluuo , Kmi&i , nnd aUrted an oitlog
ouao on the line of tbo Kaneai Olty &
t Jco road , bnt his prosperity wai to < >
inch for him. He bepan drlnkiag , and t
a short tlmo aqaandered uesrly all i f
Is Inheritance , Now he la lying In the i
nuty jtll for atoiling ouough with
hlch to bay a drink of liquor , i
AlIIUBKUtnllUI ,
The attraction at Boyd'a last night TTIB
'atkl Rota la the title role of the comedy
Zip. The audlonco
was a largo one ,
thongS not as l go ai It should har
been considering the merits of ho bit
present ! (1.
Paltl Rosa is nothing , If not bright ,
winsome , captivating Her noting it
a mooslo of caprice , nlry humor , charm-
log , dashing abandon. At every Inm
talents assnino some now phase , so that
her audlonco Is at ouco surprised and
otptlvalod. Her dancing and staging arc
fine , and call forth loud applause.
The olhcr members of the compan
raugo from Rood to fair , most of then
being able to moot the demands pnt npoi
ImS ; Thoj"tlDR ° f Charles Vi-rnor B ,
" "
"Philosophy Jack" was especially note
worthy , and ho divided the honors of th
evening with the sonbretto.
At the matinee this afternoon Pall
Rosa appcara In "Bob , " whllo In th
evening "Zip" will agiln bo presented ,
What HV1I lo Next Time.
"I want a warrant for to arrest ,
man , " oxclafrmd on osclted Gorman , wh
rnshod Into the pollco court yesterday
afternoon with a small boy In tow. Judg
Stonborg looked calmly Into Iho nun'i
f co and Inquired what was the matter
The excited Individual then poured a tal
of woo Into the judge's listening oar as ti
how ono of the neighbors h d slapped
his boy'a eara and "jumped him np an
doirn , "
"What rnado him do II ? " asked th
judge.
"Well , my boy ho hit this man's boy
last iilght because the other man's boy
wan throwing ntonon at him. "
"That'a nothing , " said the judge ; "yo
can't have a warrant for that. "
"I can't hey , " exclaimed the Gorrnvi
"Well , I know what I can do. The lies
time his boy throwa r.tnnoi I can Ho
him , and you hot I will do It , too. An
you csn't arrest mo , bjcanso you can1
arrest the other follow. "
And the man departed with flro la hi
eye , dragging his young hopaful afto
him.
A Dolloalo operation ,
A very delicate oporntlou was per
formed yesterday upon the Httlo eon of R
L. Rowo. The Httlo fellow swallowed
Homo tlmo ago , a heavy doao of cnsiio
potash , and despite all remedies ban been
growing worse rather than bother. Stric
ture of the ros iphagua has sot In , and
uula H this is removed , mwtlcatlon wll'
ooon bo impossible.
Two firah-cluss ccoond-hond pheatorjs ,
in good condition , for aalo nt A. J. Simp ,
son's carrlauo factory , 1409 and 1411
Dodge street.
Stoolc Yotvl Ironic.
The Ojtalalla Cattle Co. hid COS catt'.o at
the yard jester day.
Virpln & Nelson , the well known shipper
a ! Utisu , had another load of hogs at tin
yards yesterday.
D. Anderson was In ydsterday with a lo (
of hogs from Columbns.
M , McBrldo of Benton , had CO hogs ai thu
yards yesterday ; BIcIntoisli , Ohapmau. 70
hogs ; F. D. TreckoU , 80 hogs.
O. Haley had 413 head of cattle at Iho
yards yesterday.
This row lor nerer varies. A marvel" of drenth
iiid wholoH'imonoes. ' More eoonomlei ! than tbo oi >
ll"ary kinds , ard cannot ha EoM In conipeiltlon
nrlth themultttti'eollow test , ehoit weight acd
phosphata powderg. SoU only In oins-llcyal Bakoc !
wdcr Co. , KO Well St. , N. Y.
Apollinaris
Has rccth'fd ' at the
JNTERNATIONAL KEALTH EXHIBITION ,
LONDON , 1884 , the
HIGHEST AWARD
orER ALL other
MfNE KAL WA TJSJtS ,
NATURAL or ARTIFICIAL.
O/all GrtVfi-t , JJritfxMt , & Mia , ll'at , Dmitri.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
Plaltsmouth , Neb.
Broocrol tborongbbrod and high grade
lorelo d and Jersey Cattle ,
And Dnroo nnd Jcracr Itecl Htvme.
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FOB TUB TIlCiTKKST OX ILL
iHRouioflHD SURGICAL DISEASES ,
Tlio larsoat Medical 'nstltuto West c
Mlaoloolppl River.
Iftr rooroi far the acromodatlon ot pntlenti Tn
livelclan unit Hurucon 1.1 chartie ol th lAKtltut * ha
id tliuen yeartr or ettccewrul | iractlc.fvud IR aUUjd
nul9tan(5 ( or ran > cipcrtinoa ui ipoclalUU iu
irlr Torloun departm jnla.
iviiln ran CIRCUHHOII Detorrolllcs un4 BrtcM , D\ntt
ivru'oxKN , I'llx. IMmort , Ctnr.ri. ( urrh , Uroaibl
, InhnUllon , KlnMrlelir , rir lj l . lfllenj | , CMnai
re , lt < tr ftkln and Klomt DUetien Writ * lor
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO rVlEH
HKIHII. Br > ciii neil MIHTODI DlMsuti , s rain >
a. PlMrrjalorrbceu. SrptiUU ( Jbuet ,
e antl alt d'A * M of th Urlu&rv md K I
i
ullcln t n < bj mftll or tipreki vuh ul tnark li * adl
iUcoav nf , or > ocler , irttm nil lc ttr § lo
Ollill / . UXUICAL iNP BUHC/.UAI ,
MOST PERFECT MADE
riirestnml stronccst Natural Kmlt Flavors.
Vanilla , lraon , OmnRt1 , Almond , liosc. etc. ,
flavor as delicately anil naturally as the fruit.
PRICE CAKING POWDER CO. ,
CHICAGO. ST. lX > m8 ,
2T OAP1TAL PllIXB $75,000 TFJ
Tlokots Only 50. Hhnrea in Proportlne
Louisiana State Lottery Gompam
" 5Te do hereby certify that ue cuvtnitt tht at
ranytmtnttfor all the Monthly and Semi'-.tnnua
ODraieinji of the Uuisiana State tottery CoMi/anj
and in t > enon innnaqe and control tht Draieinji
theintelffi , and that the sam are conducted uitt
! umfttnf { rne and in good faith tottardall par-
tie * , and ut authorite the company to 1110 ( Ati eer
tif.catt , ui'M/aesimi'Iu of our tignaturu atttule
( u iti ndvertitemtnti.
OOMMI3SIOKBRS.
ln3 < Tie ; tcd In 1603 far 25 j ears by ( ho lejlslitnii
'or ' niuo.itlonM and Charltablo purposm wUa a
oplul ol ; i,00uooo ta which * reserve ( undo ! onr
(550 COO hat slnotf been aJdod
By o ovt rwbolrulnx popular voia Its franohln
was n de a part ol the preiont etnto oanatltntlcr
adopted ItorcnibcrJd. A. D. 1879.
The only lottery ever vet , d on a id endorsed bj >
tbe people ot any otate ,
Ii nenr ac los ur poutpcnes.
It'i pand tlngla number drawlngu tatco placr
rauclhly.
A BPLKsnio orroKiDNirr TO W
Oth Grnnd Ornwin ClatBK , irithoAcadom ;
of Mnvic , NBW Orleans , Tuesday , Oct. 13lb
1835 , 185th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Frac
tions , in Fifthn in 1'rupurtion.
LINT OF ruieui
1 CAPITAL I'HIZB . 7B.W
1 do do . S5,0 > 1 !
2 do do 10,0 *
E PKIZS3 OK O.OCC IS.CiC
ilo , . , . . . ,2,100 lo.co ;
10 do , . . . .1,0)0 ( ) 10.COI
Si ) do BOO 1CI.OOD
UK ! do ECU so.oot
SCO do itn SO.COI
WJ do caB SJ.OOC
1010 do 1S.OOI
B Aprroilmatloa Ftltet ol $7U 8,75 (
3 do do WO „ . . . . . ,6C ,
9 du da S50 ii,251
1B57 Prlrce , imoontlnB to . . . . .
ipnlicitlon foi r.toa to club ] should bu nudeonl )
ko iho office of tbo Company In New Orleans.
For further Infurinbtlnu tttlto clu.irly Riving full
* ddre33. POST'xLNOTKS , Espreaa Mnriey OrCurs , 01
New Yori ExhaDpa ; In ordinary letter , Cr.ncncj [
bf EHIICSS ) ( all f.umi oi ? 5 md upward ? tt out ex
pcnee ) iddrcascj ,
XI. A. OAUPOTH
Oi II. A. BADPHIH , Km Orletua. L
007 ScveuJh B . , Tfashtigtcn D. C.
f ho P. 0. ilcncy Orders piy&blo tad
Kcglstsicd Iiotti'r * to
KKROLTiE&KH NATIONAL PANE
Kw Oilctaj , la. [
. OS , !
LOUISIANA ISATIONA BANK ,
IN oV Orleans. L . ,
STATE JJATIOiYAt , BANK , .
Now Orleans. La. ,
GE11MANIA NATIONAL D4NK ,
New Orlea ns.ti *
:
ICS
Cure Disease ! o {
Eiorses , Cattle , Sheep
DOGS , HOGS , POULTRY ,
In nso for over 20 years by Farmers ,
Stockbreeders , IIorso II. 11. , &c.
Used by U. S. Government.
ffS- STABLE CHART'S *
Mounted on Rollers & Book Mailed Free. I
Humphms'Mcd. Co. . 100 I'ullon 61. , N. Y.
Humphreys' Homeopathic I
Infl nso00 yara. TJiooiilv ourcen ful remedy fc II :
Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
and Pioatratlon , from' oyer-wort or other caunoi I
Icdl .
The moBt complete Trcntlsn on Drcodmaklne aver I
published. Contains full directions lor making
Vienna Dread , 1'urt 1'osto , French Uolls , oto. Spnol
.
niiinncorol > t.l'iiiil Kolleritlilln.Si.l'nnl , ;
nilnu. . and rci U o In re t urn tlio Oronxu lllosBom !
Cook Iloolci or. buy a eaclc or Orange BloBsom
yiour from your grocer and receive 'v'tb It oun of
NATIONAL BANK ;
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
PAID UP CAPITAL . ? 2noono.OO '
SUIU'UJS , May 1 188S . 25,000.00
I. W. YATM , President.
A. TourAliv , Vlco r/OEld'nt.
W. V iJ .IUIH'
JOHN ti CoiUKa ,
MiAiaH. ItKrD ,
\V. 11. S. UDOIIKJ , 10
IANKIIO otricx : 11
The Iron Bank. 23I
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Cor 12th nii'l ' F rnain Htr eta.
OS
Generixl IU Mn
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am
1
[ bavo a poelllvo roniKly tut tlia nboie Oliama ; by III 12 :
o tliou auilBOf casovuftlio MroritC klmlmidof lone
tHoUlnulifttol efnrureU. Iiiileeil. oiitrnnirHtnyfAltb | A
. . . . CI l I..MT\\0 | ' IIDrri.l.H t-WU. 80 !
KtlhcrwIlIi&VAI.UAIII unillATISI'.ojillili < li ij
uy afftirer. ( llr < xtrrK | Kiiil 1 * Ondoriki.
-"IT * HKK1UM imr rl''t KfitTta
To
llfnllyIllwlt Ud CaUtrjiw of ' ' "
Ituiti COM * UmruiiMi. SO coWc
iil.lou plvuii IllutUiUiui nj | Ln
rf ll.U.lUmtU , C r , 1'ourbM. MU ,
Dram Kli OutCU. l'onir nit rluine * .
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. * 1o .
oJ Htr i , CKP lJm4 | , etc * -
LYON fj. IICAtY. rhlcapo
1
GBANT'S 201. am .
andStcnePaveraiHi
710H iJic > ( > nit > , durablllly and U/.ut/.nn rav'.crl *
J eaniuri'ita tiili 'or < tile v-Us , 1 WH alk , > u lei
j'mik , b tl/lo toil ctl ar flixirn , Biep' , nrl ! . > . > aud
ttuhlci ; UujlLi. trdcri mk u ! u * tj ( li u )
Ity In thatou try. Att u > loii I vallid to * Iku In
out til a , uel llunm' , UlOK U'M. , MjV nnr.A
uiio.n'e , U P , ainltho lidldl K < ( " ) nmm > t ,
tid othcj * : I'BO ( o w U bnw In cour < i tt cuuitru- 4
onun Vuliiili orntrlorA J it ii.s u u od li d. ' 6
ix.ru cs , f oi lull taii ooiuplti Ulor Ballon ap
ly tu
JAVB3 11. JIoALLKT.Rupedntend'Dt.
8l3BtlUh , Ojci.119 , Neb ,
Sovcntrai . * rs Kxporlcnco ,
DB.G.W.FANGLE
. . .
trader of Uljoafei cf tf n ni Women. Ecloo'.rl
Magnolia ind Ucrb ! IU Phylkvlan Now Jocated
1210 Doughs St Onztba , Nob. , up stairs.
X correct ( IhtinosM cl\cn without any explantttoo
fr tm the patient Consultation tree at office.
/ Treat the Fallowing Diseases
Civ' rrh of the lltivU Dleeawg oV its Bye ncd
Ear. Heart IXararo. Mrrr Oompblnt , KldnoCom -
iilaint , -emDoWiltv , M n'al Dcprenlon , Losuof
Manbofid , DlatxUt , Vrlght't I nae. SI Vltue
Uanco , Ithcutnafim , Vuraljr ! * , HhlM BweWnjrt
Scrotiila , FoterSorrs. Cancer * and Tumori romsre
edwllhnukthe knlV. or the dranlngr of a drop cf
blood , won > an , with her delicate organ * , Restored to
Health. Dropsy Cutrt Without Ti > pfnsc , Bpoclal
Attention Olvon ta I'lWato and VeneroA ? UlsoMol of
Alt Kinds , Tape "orres llcmovcd n two or three
years or Ko I'ay , Hcmtnonholds or Tiles Cured erne
no Cha > ic8 Mado.
ThoM ttlioaro adllctfJ will earn lire rod u
reds ol dollara by calling oa ur ueltig
nu. u. w. rANor.'c
Dr. PanKlo'e Celebrated Iterktl Komixlte
topondenco SollcltoJ.
VJULJLUA.GU ,
St. Pail
THE SEOET LINE * ,
And BEST &OUTB.
FHOit OMAHA TO
THE EAST ,
T\0 \ TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OWAHAAND
Chicago , MlunoApollB. Mihviutkoa
St. 1'uul , Ctdnr Itaplda , O.woupjrt
Clinton , Dubutjao , Ilookford ,
Hock Island , Frnnport Jnnsavlllo ,
Elgin , MadiMoi ) , IMV Orosso ,
liololt. Wmonn ,
And all other Imp irUnt points East , North-
exit nd Southeast.
Ticket offlsa nt HOI Kainsm street ( In ration Ho
tell , and a I Union I'adfla Depot.
I'ulluan aieopira and the Kineji Dining C ra In
Tlio World ate run on tnoinatn llnoa of the CUICAOO
MiuwiUKBii & St.PAUbH'Taml every attention h p H
lo passengers bycouitoouaumplojoeof tbocoiapaoT.
It. MlLl.KH , General Mau&Rur.
J. F. TOCEKU , Asu't Gen'l Jlnuager.
A. V , II. CAHFKNrKB , Genl Tuas. & Ticket
Agent.
GEO , E. HKAJTOUD , Asat. Goal , Pass , a
ticket AKfcut.
K8IOW THYSELF ,
IIGreaJMBdlca'WflrkonManliooil '
Eriaus'cd ' Vltillty , Xcrvnni unit Ph\slcil DcHllty
Cremitro ccllne In M n , Hrtor of Youth , iml tlie
intnid inlsorios resulting from Indiscretion nnd Of-
sio . A li ok for every mm , voti'i' ' , ' , nilihllo tuged
mil "Id. U contilni I n prescriptions for Ml ncuto
Hid chrniiloilMOMe' ) . oaeh ono of whl > h Is Invaluiv-
> 'o 81 found by the nuMinr wlitwo experience for
Hrci's 'SKU ' h as protwlily no\cr before felltotha
nt of any physician 1 Opijres , lintnd In beautiful
? ren h inujiti , embossed oivors , full Rill , uuarw-
col tobo n drier work In every sense mechanical
Irnwyittid prnfo4ilnnil timi any nthcr work In
hl country for ? if 1 , or the mono" will bo refunded
nevirylnifMife. I'rlcoonlyt by mall , pistpild.
lliiitr ted aimplo Olo. Send now Onlil medal
iwirdcd the author by the National Medical Atuo-
ilallon , to the ofllcers of which he refers.
The Science nf LlfoslinuM ba red by the vouni ;
or Instriiftlnn and bv the arTIioted for relief. It will
icnoTt all. London Lancet.
There H no member of si-Iety to whom The
iclence of Life \\lll not In tujfnl , whether jonth ,
jarcnttiurcllan. Instructor or clergyman. Are
nut.
nut.Address
Address the Pcabody jredlcal Institute , or Dr. W
I. I'arkcr , Vo. 4 "ulllmch street , n Hlnn , Mass , who
nay IK ) eonsult d on all dUe-vsea reiulrln skill and
\jcrlena Chronla nnd obstinate illie ises that
laioballlcd the skill f II othE.'VAIV
srphjsicluia , upoi laity -uch ( 111 Wll
reittilsuccesfnllv without MI In-
.ancuot falluro. Sllntlon this paiwr
Railway Time Table
All trains arrive at and depart from Omnhn
> y CrntrAl StMidnrd tlrao.
Trains of ths O. , St. P , M. & O. , arrive at
ind depart from their depot , corner of 14th
md Wabeter streets ; trains on the B , & M , O.
3. & Q , nd K. O , St. .T. * O B , from ths
3. & H. depot ; all othord from the Union Po-
ific depot ,
a , dally ; b , except Satnrday ; c , except Snn
lay ; d , except Monday.
WESTWARD ,
lEPAItT AKRIVB.
u. r vi. Union Pacific i. M , r. M.
820&
l.Pa Doncor Czpc tu .
O. & Flop , valley
Utll and ( Cxprees _ 2101
CS.A M. in Ho ! > .
10a UiU aud Kxprei/ , . C3sl
0 OOa Szprinf. _
Missouri Pacific
oca . . . . . . ua.y f y preti . . , . , . SOOp OOa
900p . . NUhl r.iprt-
K.C Ut. J.Ji.t ; . D
10a . . . .VUl'Uttsmnnth. . . . . 7 OOd
7 OOb _ .VIa Cooncll DluOg- . . 7 tOd
220p , .8tI > oolg KjtFtMS. .
EASTWARD
16c D y KIIHWO. .
. .Night "
C , tC. * | , v fztclf/c < /
lie Dty Bxpreffl. 7 860
' . .Night piotg.
'ift ; . . , AopommoaattCB.
C , &
15c
4 COb . _ . . - Gzpro
C7 B. A , "
6 SUi 6B
16a 1 ZUa For Ohlrtfrn vlt 0 Bluffv
NOUTHWAKD.
o. at , r , M. & a.
'SO * . .BUrai OilKxpr9i. . . . 6 BO ]
C 40 , ' Jikltud Aooommodttlon tC Me
lown Dlv. S C.AC1.
, U . l' ul U > y r
. Ptn' V1 < rM 5a
MAI A HA tillllMK TBAINli.
DOUUT THAI.I tonvo Omaha ttOSXi , 725 , SCO ,
uO , 11 IS am , 12 W , 301,300 , 4 W , 4 W , , , 6 55 , and
lOp c } . Ou Hun lay < the 7 US uul 1Q gg a m , md
iOoiul 4 CO P m t ln < d < nut run.
* va founel1 iiluOHrJidrt jr dopf > f ; at 6 65T CS
Jll < ipraOn uudjr llm 7B& acd 10 80 am
J i SS nl 4 M p la trjlm wl mnfj rnn ,
fr n dr TwlmIwva Om hivAt H 15 , 8 13 a m.j
35 , 220 , 4 20 , a00 , and 7 CO-u ltt , UIy. !
LrrltcAta45audll 15 uv , * 2 343,735 aod
5pm.
SUNDAY Titilffa
iinrt tfom OliloL'Q T | Trlum | itn Alliance.
itf' ftrJ ft.ft ClLiStr
' 4i rJV
) 1-Z7 12 6,23 ID
11 ISIS 8-V4 ir 10-J1
It 7-2 ?
.27 IS S ) 6-ii8 ID
STOOK TKAINH.
ol Irttni lietwotn Oiiiha
d U < I nn Ht ck Vuf n , ; , WtduojUay , Au ; ,
IV.In No , iJ , ( U ly fcxo | > (
ually.