THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1880.
IT WAS PURELY ACCIDENTAL ,
The Verdict of the Coroner's ' Jury on the
Death of Dryer.
THE TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE.
A Nine Story Il.inlt Sulllvnn nnd
Atltolidl lllew Out tins Ons
The .Mind Hcnilcts Oilier
Ijticnl .Noun.
Tlie Sti-crt Car Acclilcnt.
The Inquest o\cr the rcninitH of Anron
Drjcr. wild wns run over by n struct c.\r
on Satunluy ulstlit , vr.w held at Coroner
DroAol's olllco yo'lurday morning. 'J'lio
object of the c\niiiiimlioii : was to discover
vvliollii't1 or not ( Jtiny , the driver of the
car , vvus in any manner responsible for
the tieiMtU'tit. Cnrrv was first examined.
lie was so badly pvilcil over tlie accident
and his arrest that ho could hardly loll
his own name and could not tell what
line lie was driving on. llis statement
was slightly din"eront from that given by
him to a HCK H'linrter shoitly after the
accident , lie tcstil'u'd that he did not
sec Dryer at all until HIP ear struck him.
lie saw some pal tins at the sidu of llio
tracK nnd , thinking that they wanted to
board the ear , commenced to slow up
\\lien they motioned him to go onus
they did not want to ride. Then ho
loosened the brake and tlie team slatted
forwuid and struck Dryer , who was
passing in front of them.
Mr. H Newman , who was a passenger
on the car , testitied that the car was
goinc at a slow rale of speed , if anything
slower than is usual when tlie accident
occurred. Other testimony was taken
from the attending phsieun , showing
the nature and extent of Diner's in
juries.
The jury , composed of JoeTe.ihon , J.
A Hjkr , , J. M Tainr. . C. S. Whipple.
Hurry Merriam and .lames Wilson , in
their delibuialions discussed tliuliauihty
of such accidents that can not be avoided
by the driver on aeconnt of tlie great
amount ofork required of him , and
the consequent urgent need of conduc
tors 011 the street car lines. The driver ,
in addition to attending to his hoises , is
required to make change for nil p.i&icn-
gers desiiinjr it , keep a look out for pas-
Hengeis getting on and oil' the cais , and
also keep an eye out for hoys and bums
\ \ lie are constantly trying to beat lidcs
All of the'-o duties take llio cli Ivor's ' at
tention lioni his team and the track , and
makes the salety ol people crossing the
sheets u matter ol their own lookout.
The jury returned a veuliet , finding :
"That said Aaron Dryei came to Ills deatli
by being struck by tlio hoises attached to
hoi so csir No. ! ) t on or neai this crossing ol
Voiiitecnth and I'liinain slieets , Satin day
evening Septeinter 1isso , nnd It Is the be
lief of the jmy that the said death was
( mi civ tin accident , c.iiibcil by the taicless-
ness oHho deceased. "
A dispatch was iccchcd by Coioner
Jie\el ) \estculay afternoon from a
biotliur of the deceased at Lenox , Michi
gan , institieting him to bury the icmains
here. The funeial will aceoictingly take
place on Tuesday under the auspices of
tlie Masons Tlio following call lia
has been issued by the ma&lcibof the dif
ferent loig ) 'b :
The ineiiibeis of Cnnltol. Co\cit and St.
ilnhno lodges will meet at Masonic Hall on
Tui'sil.iv afternoon at ! 5t : > 0 o'clock lei the pm-
pose ot atteiidlntr the luneial ol 0111 so-
Joui ntng brother , Aaion Diver. Alai o at-
tundiincuill be aii ] > tccf tiled bv
Mii.KsC. Wir.soN ,
Blaster nC Capitol.
bii.Ab S. Alien .Moom ,
Cluster ol Count.
Al.tstei of St. Jolms.
TI1I3 Tj CONOIjAVJn.
Tlio Nolirnnkn Knights-Templars
Xjcl't for St. Louis Yesterday.
yesterday afternoon there was a Iicgira
of Nebraska Knights-Templars from nil
over the state to attend the triennial con
clave of that order in St. Louis. These
conclaves , as is indicated by their name ,
are hold every three years. They are tit-
tended by Knight-Templars from all
parts of llio country , and at the last con
clave , for the first time , the gathering
was held in San Francisco , when the
leading cominnudorius of the country
vied with each other iu endeavoring to
bo present under the most regal and
noticeable pomp and display. The
knights from St. Louis were prominent
among ttioso wno distinguished them
selves at that imlhoiing and that fact led
to llio selection of their city as tlio place
of holding tlio present conclave.
llcsules the business tiansactcd in the
secret session of tlio order , theio will bo
n parade of all tlio visiting coniman-
doiies , This parade in other cities has
always taken place in the day. In warm
climates it has always been attended with
disadvantages. The Knights have rarely
been able to walk over the outlined
i onto without a treat deal of personal
discomfort , and as a consequence have in
numbers boon forced to cither leave the
ranks befoio concluding tlio ptuade or
declining at the outset to enter it. All
tills , however , will bo obviated this year.
Tlio lateness of the setiiou momiscs cool
weather in St. Louis , especially FO as the
iinnulo will take place at night.
This \\ill bo u novolly even tor
St. Louis , where night parades are fre
quent at tins time of the year. That city
is now mepared for its grand fete week
of llio Veiled I'lophots , when ir.ilcs of its
streets in tlio business patt of llio town
mo lined with hundreds of miles of gas
plpo , which tuosuppliod at intervals with
countless globes of colored glass , worked
into both beautiful and emblematic de
signs. The ellect of the latter , when
illuminated , is grand almost uojoml do-
sciiption , yet , it will bo hoighluiioU by
the mairnillceut parade of llio Knights in
their full dress uniforms , silvered swords
and scabbards and military ohapoam
witli spotless plumes.
Yoslerday morning at 0 o'clock , the
monikers ot Mt. Cnlvaiy Commnndory
No. 1 , of this cily , loft for St. Louis over
the Q with their wives. 10 the following
number : Gustavo Andoi.son and wife. C.
V , Goodman and wife , Kd\vin Davis and
wife , C. ti. Clinso , ( J. P. Noeilhan and
wife , Louis Kortv and wife , K. 1C. Long
mid daughter , N. 11. Apple , Wm * , J.
Mount nnd wife , Chris Harlnmn ami
Louis Ik'rka and wife , CIKH. Turnoy and
wife , G. W , Lininger and wife , James S.
Franco , 0. A. Fried and \\ifo , HI. O.
Maul , Win. U Hownii.
On the afternoon train ever the Wu-
bash , Unity-six more of Omaha's Knights
left for the same domination ,
These going ever tin tj metal Pacific
J'/ic'lon ' commanderios from Lincoln ,
Hustings , Keainoy and other points , \\lio
had Inuuled through N'clnvik.i over the
1) ) , & M , and uent thencn in u special
tinin by way of Quiney to St Louis.
_ . .
sent W , K Lee , S 11. , and wife , C. U.Mc *
Kish and wife , George 11. Wells nnd
wife , Lou Ley mid Homo Miller
mid wifo. The to tiavoled lo IJIair ,
whoi'o they wcio joined by , )
Foley , of Jojdan connuandery No. l/i / ;
they went thence ueios * to Missouri \'ol \
Icy whcro they were joined by the fol
lowing from Columbia commandcrv No.
IS , of Sioux City : .1 W 1'udy , K. C. ; II.
C. McNeil , C. G : K. C. Tompkins , ( ? .i J.
K. KoberKS. W. ; O. J. Taylor , O. A.
Smith , P. Y. Calvin , P. Marion and A. J.
Hjnu. Among the number also were
Dr. Hchwonkand J. S. McClaiy , both of
Norfolk , who are members of Alt. Cnl-
vary coinniamlory ot this city. The last
mentioned party occupied Inc Pullman
sleeper Miami , which was attached to
the 8 o'clock train on tlio Wnbash , which
mtllutl out of that nlaeo promptly tit the
lio'ir ' designated , Tlio sleepers occupied
by tlie Omahadoloirnlion were the Syivan
and tlie Colorado.
A N1N13
Thnt's What tlio Merchant * .Natlonnl
Itank ItiilldliiK Will ISc.
O'l Saltinlay the contract for the con
tract for the construction of tlio
new Merchants national bank build
ing on tlio iiortnea t corner of
Tliirtecnlh and lainam , was award
ed lo contractor John T. Coots , the
builder of the county couit houso. For n
long time tlie work of building has been
hold in abeyance , because suitable plans
could not be found to suit llio fastidious
tnsloof llio diroelor.s of llio Merchants
bank. Finally , however , suitable plans
were found. 'Ihoyeio \ drawn up by
Van Hi-tint A : Howe , llio well known
liostou atchitccH.
The stuictmo will be nine stones high ,
including an allio nnd a basement &toiy.
It will be an ornate slriicUnelOV S feel ,
of ptessed brick with Massachusetts
brown btouo trimmings ; and gable loof.
It will be supplied throughout with all
the modem inipiovements. Contractor
Coots has piomistd to have the sti iiolure
completed by a , ) ear fiom next January.
N AM )
Tlio Iloston Hrnlscp and tlm Ilrittaticr
AVII1 Visit Oinahn.
A flurry was cieated in local sporting
ciicles yesterday over tlio icceipt of a
telegram from Pat Shecdy , manager of
John L. Sullivan , asking that ariango-
ini'iit : ! bo made for an exhibition of the
manly art between Sullivan and Charley
Mitchell , the Biitishor , in this city early
in October. A boxing match , not : v
light , \\ill t'iko place between Sullivan
and Mitchell in San Francisco about tlio
middle of October , and Sheedy , who is a
skillful manager , has t'ikon advantage of
a money-making scheme by exhibiting
the bi niseis on llio way lo tvnd from the
city of the Golden Gato. 'llio tour ot
contests wilt include- Omaha , Denver ,
Untie City , Salt Lake , Kansas City , Mil
waukee , at. Paul and Minneapolis , and
will wind up with ti grand complimon-
miy benefit in New Yoik city about the
liistof November Sliced } will then go
to iMigland to arrange a tour , and Sul
livan will follow to clean oul Gioat
ISiitain.
MINI ) KCAIHNO.
A Alnivclous Pcfflorinniusc- the K\-
posltlou nuilliii .
The atti action at the exposition last
night was the Mme. Maith.i Sti-eii com
bination , in tin exhibition of mind read
ing , etc. About l.jOO , people passed
through tlio catcs To say that they
\\eut \ away pleased with what they saw ,
does not express it. They were pu//led
and mystilied as well.
The conlial figure of the combination ,
of course , is Mis. Stccn herself. She is
a lady of huge physique , ith regular
and rather plonsiin features , and an address
"
dress which can rightly be&tyled"winning. .
A little bofoio 8 o'clock she
stepped upon the Jaigo elevated platfoim
jn tlio west end of the building , and was
inlroduccd lo Ihc audience by her hus
band ami assistant , Prof. Steen. She was
then blindfolded and sat down in a chair
placed upon tlio westondoE the platform ,
facing tlio audience.
A committee of gentlemen was selected
fiom the audience , composed of F. W.
Gray , Thomas Swobe , G. W. Ambrose. J.
J. L. C. Jowett , Win. Coburn , J. E.
Uoyd and others. These gentlemen saw
to it that no deception was practiced on
the audioneo.
The series of tests to which Mme , Steen
was then subjected proved conclusively
that sheis all &ho claims lo bo. A deck of
cards was thoionglily shuttled by one of
the committee and then slowly drawn oil' ,
one by one. The blindfolded medium ,
with her back turned , named each cant
as it was drawn oil' the pack. A gentle
man drew a card fiom the packlooked
at it and put it back. The mind reader
informed him Ihnt it was ttio deuce of
diamonds. And so it was. Two gentle
man drew cards from the pack the povon
of spades and the ten ot diamonds. The
madame coiiectly named each card , 'iho
man who drew Ihe former caul was in
formed that it reminded him
of the time when ho blow
himself in against a "spado flush. "
A set of figures was put down upon the
blackboaul. Mine. Stoou , blindfolded ,
added them up rapid and corieclly. The
several gonllemcu of the committee- wore
each conectly informed as lo the hour ,
day , month and year of their b'uth. Prof.
Steen pointed successively to about i.'GO
or 1)00 ) people in the audiorco who wcio
holding up various artieloa , and the
mind-ieador , still blindfolded , would
not onlv name each nrliclo ,
but would poiroctiy desciibo it.
For instaiii'o lu describing a wntoh , she
could desoribo the cane , name the mo\ -
meut , the make and the number of jew
els. Her other feats w eio cquallv mar
vellous.
Piot. Slccn's sleight of hand work and
expose of .spuitualistio tnoks wore very
iiitofcsling , while the contoitionist ,
Charles ( ioycr , closed the exhibition with
n marvellous series of seemingly impos
sible teats. The combination will pioba-
bly appear hoio again next Sunday night.
IlO IOBt JllS WlfO.
A badly excited man appeared at the
police stalion yosleiday afternoon and
ropoi ted that his wife had been mys
teriously lemovod , and that ho wanted
the aiil of the poltco in n search for lior.
Ho gave his name as J. C. Anderson , and
said ho was walking with his wife nnd
{ .topped at the corner of Douglas and
Tenth .streets to got a cigar ami loft his
wife waiting for him on the sidewalk.
Ho tarried long enough to imbibe a few
glasses of beer , and when no came out
uf the place his wife was missing. Hd
was suio slio had been foully dealt with.
Ho was in great distress until some 0110
suggested that Ids wife had gouo homo.
Ho wont homo and found his wife , who
had giown weary of waiting lor him ,
and had gone homo alone.
Ho Ulnu Out tlio Gns ,
F. Hoffman and wife , of Whiting , Iowa ,
registered at the MeichaiiU on Saturday
evening ami weio assigned a room.
Knily yoslerday morning llio smell of
gas nttractod the Attention of some of Iho
liolol employes , and a search \vas imulo ,
rosulllng in locating the leak in Hoff
man's loom. Ha had blown out the gas.
Mrs , lloflmnn was \wy fick fiom iho of-
tools of breathing iho gas. but locovored
sulliciently to U' able to rnturn homo
joblerdny morning Mr. lloll'man was
not inuch affected. An open transom
and window doubtless tavoU both of
them from being Millbcafcd.
Died.
In Ogden Utah , a daughter of Mr. and
.Mi * . D K. Mellhis , aged twenty-two
ypirs , Tl'c remains \\ill bo brought to
, \uu funeral announcedhercuftor.
Production of a German Mclo'Drnitm
nt the Jloyit Ijnst Night.
The second performance of Iho Ger
man Ihcatrlcal company nt the lloyd
took place last night before n largo nnd
appreciative audience. The piece had
AH unprououncpablo name but it was
lich In wit ami humor and strongly em
phasized with situations of absorbing in
terest , The piece is decidedly melodramatic -
dramatic An old and decrepit school-
mnslcr hlis oone < ived the insane idea of
mroTjing "Walburga,1' Mis Hauieis. To
secuio his end , thioiigli an agent , ho
shoots and \\ouuds one of her lo'veis ,
Louis Koch , and kills another. The
agent of this deviltry is "Wolfgang Unii-
olier , " J. llauck , though "Toni , "
Mr. Kocli , admils that he committed
the minder nnd for it is sent
to jail The old man conies nt length to
claim his liriilphon , the imprisoned
lover makes his appearance and both ho
and Walburga are united , to the dis-
conilitnio ol tlio " eluilmeister. ' ' This
exciting tale is enlivened by inleicsting
coinedv , in nhich Mr. Haureis and Mis.
Ptils Ah ! divide Iho honois , tlio r great
success being the solo and duet , "Das
Km IB Hoeekel , " which secured a hearty
encore Mr llauek had a villainous pait
and phijpd it oxcclluntly Mr. Sclimit'/
gave another excellent proof of Ids ex
ceeding versatility , while Mrs. Uauieis
enacted the lole of llio lioioine vvilh
sweelness , giaee ami detcimination. Mr.
Koch , Ihe new leading man , imulo many
fiiends in his lolo of Toni. The stage
was excellently set. Next Sunday niThl
"Vorfohltor 15eruf" will bo plaved.
iCAW ItncKLIU'S.
Delayed n Duj on Their Way to Chej-
CMIMU.
Last evening twenty leciuils of tlie U.
S. A. passed through this e.ty on their
way to Chcvcnne , W o. . wheio tliey will
become atlaehed to the Second infantry.
Among the number wcio several old
soldieis who had boon discharged and
and tiring of civic life had agiin entered
the service. The others had donned Iho
blue but within the last thirty davs. They
vvere in coinmaud ol Caplain Ti otter ,
ado
of
on
. . . . . Captain Trottei's
desire lo leave there at 3 o'clock , but tlio
ariangements made ngain ° l h.s sugges
tion did not pel nut him to take his de-
pal lure until aboat I ) the same evening
As a consequence ho lost twelve hours on
tlie road , leaching the lilull's yestoiday
nioining , where smother delay of t\\el\o
hour * was experienced. The captain lo
grolled Ihe loss of lime , which might
have been avoided if his suggestion had
been cained oul.
Colored Gnmhlcrs.
"I sees jou an' ' 11 raise 5-011 jes foali
dollahs , " was Hie remark thai caught the
ear of an attache of the city marshal's
fotco who was in the "Cheap Lodgings"
place at 101 ! ) Fainam street ycstoiday
afternoon. The matter was reported
and OiHcersTiirnbnlland Kennedy made
a raid on the loom designated ami found
six colored fellows devoting Iheir ener
gies to tlio business of opening a jack
pot. They were jailed and chaiged vvilh
gambling on Sunday. JL'liey gave their
names as Urm. Hibbs , Dan Anderson ,
ItOfton Yusiim , John Hams , bam Jones
and Sam Small.
Mny Go Ho Isn't So Crazy.
Deputy Shoiiu" Lu Grebe went to Su-
poiior , Nob. , the other day in chaigo of
an insane man , Gustavo Stahli , who was
auosted in this city. The young tellovv
wns placed in chaigo of his brother and
at once went to work husking corn. On
Friday evening , however , he went to
town tor the mail and failed to leturn.
A valuable horse belonging to his brother
is also missing. S.alili may not bo so
oia'/y after all. The authonties heio aio
looking for him to return to Omaha.
A matter of Lite ami Death.
But one death was icportcd to City
Phjsician Loisenring for the week end
ing on Saturday , that of the infant son of
C. A. Cglcstou. The births wcio. a son
to John and Annie C. Lindall , a daughter
to Joseph and Mis. lledman , and a
dauglitcr'to Olcf and Annie Cailson.
The Freifjht Bureau.
Tlicro will bo a meeting of the Omaha
Freight Bureau at tlio board of trade
looms this evening. A number of im
portant matters will come up for con
sideration , among them the Omaha &
Noithern railway scheme. Atull attend
ance of membeis is desired.
Omaha's AVhccInien.
The next issue of the American Wheel
man will contain a sketch of the Omaha
bicyclers , a record of their contests and a
description of the strecls and thorough
fares of the city that are so much appre
ciated by the wlieolnien. The article is
from the pan of Lucius Stephens.
NUAV OUTFITS yoUMSWSPAPCUS.
The Onmhn Type Foundry and Sup
ply House for Printers and
Tlio Western Newspaper Union at
Omaha is piopared at all times to otillil
publishers on sho'-t notice vvilh presses ,
typo , rules , holders , inks , composition ,
sticks and rules , and in tact everything
in the line of printers' and publishers'
supplies. Hotter terms and more liboial
prices can bo secured lhan by sending lo
Chicago or elsowhevo. Save money by
buy ing near homo. Second hand goods
in iho printing line bought and sold. Wo
often have gi oat bargains in this particu
lar. Send for Tin : PniNrnits' AUXIUAUY ,
our monthly tiado journal , that gives
lisis of goods and prices and from lime
lo time pioclaims unequalled bargains in
now and second hand material.
Wr.sratN NEvvai'Avilt ; UNION ,
121 h Street , hot. Howard and Jackson ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
An Kleotrlo Hallway.
At liulos of incoiporalion have been
filed ot the "Northweslein Street Kail-
way company , " who propose to build an
electric railway in Omaha. The incor
porate ) ! s are William Wilde , Charles
Wnsmer , Mai tin Calm , Edward S. Peter
son. Charles W. Wattstiom , T , U. Wilde
and A , C. Wooley.
nrciltioi.
D , Haas , the well known florist , took
twenty-live premiums on his floral exhibits -
hibits at the state fair hut week.
J. II. Hondrlcks ; a prominent business
man of Pom , Indiana , is in tlio city and
contemplates locating in Omaha.
Hishop Fowler will lecture on Tuesday
ovoningnt the 1'irstM. 15. Church. Ills
Mibjocl is "Great Deeds of Great Men. "
Hev. Hnmol lias boon given poseslon
of his adopted daughter , by Judge Me-
Culloch , after a full hearing of iho caso.
A voung lad named Anderson was
run over by an express wagon on South
Eleventh street yesterday an 1 severely
hint , sustaining n broken log and other
Injuries.
The contract for the extension of the
St. Joseph tfc Grand Island railioiul fiom
Fan Hold lo Sutlon , Neb , , has been
awarded to Miller < V Loomis , oi Chicago ,
\VorK will commence immediately wilu
hcadqnaitora : rt Fan fluid.
A sircct fight was indulged in bynbout
n dozen of the Thirteenth street gang at
the corner of Thiiteenth and Ho ward
streets yt'8t9rday ' altcr ooj. Tom Mo-
' 4 . . .
Donald , Tom Collinai nnd Mike McDon
ald wore arrested for'taking pirt in the
trouble. A man nnmoxi Clnjton , who
wont to Olliccr llinchcy's assislancc , was
knocked down by outsiders , but came out
with his man.
llnrry Fox , one of the most genial of
the Kock Island's lorco of conduct
ors , was in the city jostciday Hn
has been running into Council Hlulls
since the winter ol the deep snow , but
paid his first visit to the metropolis yes-
Icrday. Ho got "lost" early in tlio after
noon , but was found .and placed In the
right car for the IHulls by ono ot the
Kock Island's local forco.
WEJ
Absolutelv
This powder nov or vnrlos. A mniv ol ot pur-
tystrength ana uhnloenmonoifl. Jloio coon-
otalcf.l tlnui the oidlnnry hmil nnd cannt bo
sold Incompotttinti with the mn'.tltmlo of low
testBlinit wolirht alum or tihopli no powders.
Sold onlv Inc niK. Koru. HAKIMI POWDEII Co
468Wnll St. , Vow York.
Qpoclal Orilitiauce ITo. 837.
) li i i > 11 > ' ' < ) axil
AV "cssniL-nt on ceitaln lots nnd rval o tnto s1
tliocitj ol Dinuliiito cover tliu one lull1 coo
K iilltwlHlh stiuot lioni St. M.ny'Mivoiiuo t
inn Hi line ol i : . Kdtintro'a lli'iuivo.
Wlieicas , It liuvlnj ? boon nnd Lo HIT horoliy n I-
ludfrod , dotounlnol nnci ist\tll ) > < liail Unit the
BC1'ial lots and ploco of ical estateliorolnaftcr
lereri oil to , li-ive each buon sine nlljbpnulltto I
to tlio lull amount heroin lo\lc-il ami assessed
njralnst ctich ol Find lots and pkc'H of teal
L'-tatolo'poctlvcly , lix iLn3)ii oi tlioKinlln ref r
of tluiliurt ) or IStn slroot , tiomSt MIUJ'B avenue
nuo to iiotthlliin of K ICount/o'fl Ho em't done
uniloi tontiatt with Jai. l'o\ .
Thoiolnio , lor tliu purpOKOoC paying1 the ono-
Inill costot' bucli giiidhiK :
Ho It onlidncil by the City Counril of tlm City
ot Oiinlm :
Section 1. 'Hinttlio ono-lmlf co't of Eiadlnjr
that pint of IHhbtivct , in tie ! city ol Onialm ,
iioin St Mail's avcniio to noitli linn ol I. .
Kount.o's HOJOIVO , enid onn Imll ot B dil ojst
lieliiK tliu sum of H-IJ'i" , MdJ jfitullnw lioliiir
done under conti.ict v jth .lus. I'ox , bo ami the
F.uno I * hcioli } levied and ti'nc'-td , nccoidln to
spoclnl lioiiolltsliv 1CI--OH ol s-nld KindlniMipou
tlio iollowlnp lots nnd ical uslnto in Mio n by
t'iu ' uonei illy ietonl'cd iiuip ot tlio cltv C
Omaha , 1S.S , ! , lltlio iaphod and imbllshul by
Cleo 1' . Itomlsaid COM beln/ < ( > lev ltd on a ilil
lots nnd i cnl cstato , tt"pOLtlvcl } , as follows , tot -
\\\t \ :
iil/aloth : ) Konnt70. vl"U ft bile 1 , K.
ICount7o'p o ono . . S.'Ol Gl
flllraboth Knuntzc , o I8J It blk _ ' , II.
Kountre's Uusnvo . . . . . . " > 30
SU ) 07
Sections. Thai fie bpec-lnHaxcs nnd aa-e < s-
monts liied and a ' .issed ns tifoic nid , shall bo
duo Immo Hatcly upon tlio pis n o anJ up-
iiiovnl of this ordlnnncu. and ' liall boaoino de-
liiKitRiit 11 not paid \\itlilnIUtj dajs tlioicaflei ;
uiiii tlicioupon a pcniiltvof ton pui centstmll bo
added , togctlioi ultlilntGif , t lit the into of ono
l > er cent a month , pnj nlilo In advance from the
tlinopnld tmi's bo'om o HO dollii'incnt.
Scctlonil That this oiillnnncu f-lmlltil.oeffect
ami bo in lorco from nryl n'ter its pns-a o.
Passed August Slfct , isnl.
WM. r. Hi CHII'rosUlent Citj Council
.1. D. SOUTH uu > , City ntrk.
Appioved September Silt 1 ! > 80
.IAIUH r BOMI. Jlnjor.
The o tn\es are now duo mid pnvtihlo to the
cit.v tieusuiQinnd v\ill become d .llniUent | on
Octobn ! Hnd , 1SHI , nftor vvlilcli dnto n pomdty
mid interest > vill bo added iisslioun In Section" .
sUdot TIIUMVN UL'CK , CityTieiisiaei.
Special Ordinance No. 838.
A N Oi-dinnncolov.v intr n special tnnnd nsso s-
.rX mcnt on coitnlnlots nnd ical estate in tlm
oitv ol Omnlm , to co\cr tlio ono-hnll cost of
frrii'litiir ITIh ttii'Ct. Irom St. Jtaiy's nvcnuo
to 1101 th llnoot E Kouutro's Jtobcrvo.
VVhorcas , It luivlntr boon nml ueiii ! lioreliy
ndjnd od.dctormlncd nnd established Hint the
sovetnl lots and plotosol ical estate boiolnnfttr
lolcried to , hnvo each been spocJn'ly ' boiiolltted
to tlio lull amount hoiclii levied and nbi-os'-0ed
utruinst oicli ol salil lots and plccos of leal
ootatc , icfcpcotholy , by ioa on of the innUhiK1
of that pnit of llith sticot , fiom bt. Maiy'snvo-
nuo to uoith line of K. Kountzo's Ucscivo , done
under contract with Jas. lov.
Thorcfoio , lor the purpose of paying the ono-
lialf cost of such ctudhiR :
Ho it ordnlnod by the city council of the City of
Omaha :
Btoilonl. Thnt tlio ono half co t of { rradinsr
that pnit of 19tn sticot , In the citj ot Oimdm ,
Ircm St. JIaiy'H luonuo to north line of I ! .
Kniintro'a Ito oivo , suld ono-linlf of said cost
belli ! ; the sum of fWHII , Fnid irr.idhiK being1
done under continct-\\ilh Jus 1 obo and the
snmo Is heieb ) levied andas oseod , nccnidlntrto
speclul bonolltH by reason of paid mndlnp- , upon
tlio following lota nnd ical fi-tnlons Mionn by
the ifeiipially lecoRnlzol map of tlio city of
Omaha. lhK.1 , lltliojiriiuc'd and puhlishod b } Ceo.
I' . Iloinls , Biihl cost bclntrso lovlod on said lots
and icnl egtato , iL"pcctlvelns follows , to wit ;
Kll/abcth Kount/c , \ \ 1.3J It blk ! . ' , K.
Kount7o's Itusorvo . . 523139
Eli/nboth Kotint/o , o 133 ft blk a , 13.
Kountro'g itcsorvo 211 07
S57flIf !
Section S. Thnt the upoclnl tn\cs nnd n sess-
montsloviod uiul u so- oil as aloiesiild , shall bo
clue immcdlntol } upon the PIISMKO and appio ; id
of this oullnnnco , anil Hlmll become di lliKjiiont
II not pild within llfty days thi-reaftei ; nnd
thcionpon , u penalty ot ten pop cent t-hnll bo
ndded , tngothoru it h Intoicstat the into of ono
per Lent u month , pajnblo In ndvanco liom the
thro said ta\os luromo MI dclhuinunt.
Prctioull Taut this ordinance sliall tnko olfect
nnd bo in foioo fiom nnd niter Its nuasiik'e ,
1'UBsed Ainriift.llst , IbWl.
WM , v. lit am f , , 1'iuslilcnt City Council.
J. II. SouTHAim , CltJ Clerk ,
Approved September and , IBtO.
JAMI-H 13. llovo. Minor.
Tlicso taxes are now duuand pu > able to the
city tioasurer , nnd will bicomo dollnciui nt
Octoboi "ind , Itwil , after wh'eli ' date n penalty
undiutototit will bu added us hhown In Hoctlou i ,
slidSt TIIUSUN Htinc , city Tioaeuior.
Proposals for Purchase of Pavin ? Bonds ,
ClTV TltlMSUIlKlt's Ol'HOK , I
OMAIU , Nrn . Sept. Hill , IbSfl. f
Ql'AI.ED 1'iopnbiiU will bo io"olved at tills
O ollito until boptomlior " 8th , 18 il , ut 1. ! noon ,
lor the pin eliat-o of 5.iU03 < > f I'avliitf liouilsof
the city of Oiiialia. bald bonds will become iluu
and pajalilo In .0 years fiom Ootoboi 1st , IBM.
are In sums of $1,000 each ami beni intniobt
fiom October Ut , iBbfl , at tlio rate ot llxopcr
centum per aimuiii , paynblu eoiii'-miiiuiilly , at
( lie olllcu of Koiint/o llrothois , Now Voile ,
upon presentation uf cminniiH nttacliuit , llio
piluclpal will also bo puyalilo at the MUMO place ,
Bald bonds aio issued undur tlio charter
ponor of bald city , alter tbo eluotlon duly hell
nutliorl/InK their "Issuofor the purpose of liny ,
liitfihoi'ostof pnving1 , ro-pnvlns or mtieiuiain-
Uln tholiiliiioi'iMloiH fjhtitots and si ] : O3dop-
poMlo ullojbin tljo city , " ut VThlch election over
iilno-tentlisof the votus oisrcio lu favor of
Bali ] Issue. These bonds will bo dcllvotod to
tun chasers , on pnymtntthoruroi. . at the city
TroiiBuiy in Omaliii , on Octobei bth.lSSO ,
lllda nill bo oddrgsbfd to tlio unduisUrncd nnd
mm kid "I'loposaU ton'I'iiTlMir Houtli , " nnd
nitiht state the naino anil dddnis * of thobllder ,
the amount ot bald boud3di' lied and the prlio
to bo p I'd ,
The i Ight Is reserved to reject any unit nil bids
BlTdSt TUIIMAN IJiTK.CIIy Troasuior.
I.ejral fibtlee.
TN D1STH1CT COUUT-IJouslas County.
LouloC. Whltbetk.l'liiintlfl , 1
vs. )
Dodrlilite VVhltbcck , Defendant , 1
DodililKO Whltboek , defendant , will taliO
notice that on the Urd duyo f Saptoinber. Itefl ,
J.oulo 0. Whltbeck , plnln' . . herein , Illod her
petition in the district couit of Douglas county.
Nebrubka , iwalnst Mild dolondant , the object
und prayrrof uhich ih to bo dUoiced fiom said
dolendunt.for the following rc-apons , vU ; Do-
linJunt'a bolnirof nullltlent ability to piotldo
KUltuKa inalntenanca for plalntltT , irios'jly ,
wantonly und ci nelly novleuiiiKso to do , and
alio habitual diunkenncbs of defendant
Vouare required to un wei tukl petltot ) on or
before the Ifctli day of October. IKSii.
btptombci-4tlilt > bl. (
bl.JJOVIK C , WHITIIKCIC.
Hy N. J. DUIIMIAU , Her.\ltoinoy. ul-11-16-21
19. UEKClL'r ,
FRESCO PAINTER
Anil
sri1 so ? .
The Nebraska Clothing Company finds even their large store not
roomy enough to accommodate their immense stock , and in some lines
the surplus is extraordinarily large , so the ciualities mentioned below
must be reduced by about Oct. 1st , in order to make room for other
goods constantly arriving. The are as follows : 120 all woolmens' cas-
simere suits , at $6. 125 mens1 suits , strictly all worsted , in black and
brown , at $7 ; sold by other dealers for double the money. 250 dozen
mens' all wool scarlet hose , 15c raer pair. 150 dozen fancy dress shirts ,
including collars and cuffs , 35c eacli. 100 dozen mens' nice suspenders ,
15cworth double the money. "We call special attention to our all wool
Norfolk childrens' suitsfrom 5 to 12 years , at $2.95. Remembergood ?
are at strictly one price , and marked in plain figures , with.
V * .ff .
1 'C'
II
Cor. Douglas and 14tli sts. , Omaha.
roi ! TUB THFATiir > , T or .MI ,
Chronic Sc Surgical Diseases.
DR. WioWiETTArflY"Proprietor.
Suttun JLIU81 Hospital mill I'rivulu I'l iclico
Welm\o tlio facilities nppirntnt and remedies
for the successful treitinmtof c\cry form at ill -
ra e rcnulrlng either medical or earglc il treatment ,
nnd Invite 'ill to come mid tnv istlgatu f ? r thembclv 19
nr correspond nlth us. 1,0113 experience In treat-
lite cafes hy letter cniblc us to treat many cases
fcclpnliflinify without bpelii ! ? them
WlUTE ron CIUOUI.AU on Deformities nnd
Bracc , Club Feet , Curvatures of the faplnu
DISEASES or WOMEV. 1'ilcs , Tumors , Cancer" ,
Catarrh , DroncliltN , Inlialntinn , Electricity , Paral
ysis , Epilepsy , Kidney , Eye , Ear , fekin , Blood aud
all enrgicnl opcritlons.
lluttorlcH , Inhalers , Braces , Trusses , and
nil Uindn of Jlcdlcal nnd Surgical ApplluuccB , mnii-
ufacturcd and for falo
The only reliable h'cdlcal Institute making
Private , Special f Nervous Diseases
1
A SPECIALTY.
AI.Ii CONTAGIOUS AND BLOOD DISEASES ,
from Intovcr cnnscproduced , eucccssfully treated.
We cm remove Syphilitic poison from thoKjetcm
without mercury.
New re torntlvo treatment for loss ofltnl power.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTIAL
Cull nnd consult us or send name and post-ofllre
nddrcM plainly written enclose stamp , nud we
will fend yon , In plain wrapper , our
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEPJ
UPON I'mvATH , SrreiAi. AM ) Numous DISBASES ,
bcuiKAt. WEAKNESS , fei'xiiMAToiiuiKKi , IMTOIEN-
cr , HYPIIILIS , GONOIUIUUIA , GLLET , VAmcocnir ,
BtntCTUnE , AND ALT. BISrABES OF TUB GENITO-
UniNAny OnaANB , or tend lilbtory of your case for
nn opinion.
Persons nnnl > le tolflt us may ho Irealed nt Iliclr
liomcs , by correspondence MulicliKs and Inetru-
mcuts pent hy mnll or csprtss SECUHKLY PACK-
El ) FKOM OIIbEHVAT10N.no marks to Indicate
contents or ( tender. One personal Intcivicw pro
ferrcd if convenient. Fifty rooms for the nccom
modalion of patlcnte Bonrd and nltcadanco nl
reasonable piicce. Address nil Letters to
Omaha Medical and Surgical institute ,
Cor. 13th SI. and Caoltol Avc. . OMAHA. NED.
Display at their v/arorooms , 1305 and ISO ? Farnam Street ,
the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs lo bo found al
any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces the
highest class and medium grades , including
STEIIMWAY ,
FISCHER ,
LYON&HEALY
BURDETT ,
Prices , quality and durability considered , arc placed at the
lowest living rates ior cash or time payments , while the long
established reputation of the' house , coupled with their most
( iberal interpretation of the guarantee on their goods , affords
the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible
defects Jn materials or workmanship.
LYON & MEALY ,
JflOB 4 ? 307ARNAM STREIT
RELIABLE JEWELER ,
Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware
ThoInrcost fltoofc. Prices the lowest. Flno rapilrlnqr n spool dty. All work wiinnntol. Corno r
Douglas und 15th Bt.root , Omaha.
B33
The cool weather is now upon us and it is the
duty of every man to take care of his health.
This cannot be done unless he has the proper
Underwear to keep him warm , and if he would
see a line that will SURPRISE him as to
Price , Quality , Texture and Quantity ,
He should visit the
New York and Omaha Clothing Co
Who can show the most complete line of Un
derwear in the city. A small idea can be form
ed by examining our show windows where can
be seen a few of our medium class goods.
ONE PRICE FOR ALL.
UHOERWEAB , UNDERWEAR , UNDERWEAR.