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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FJRIDAV. NOVEMBER 2(5 ( , 1886.
THE TURKEY IN OMAHA
The Royal Bird the Admired of A
Admirers.
HE DIES WITH HONORS
And Is Amirrolntcel AVlillo lilt A (
mlrori Turn Their Tlmtiglttft to
Morality. JIoiirtlnrsH , nml 12x-
Good Cliccr.
In Gnnornl.
A brighter day could sparcoly bo tli
sircel for ThruikigivinK. The wind \v.i
cold , but llio person under ronsonnbl
ample : and scii&oniiblo wrnji ? found invif
oration in Iliu hrucliiLT ntmosplioru.
Business us a ruluns dead. I'll
streets wcro comparatively dosurtod , an
the majority of those who appeared npo
them were ntthvd in Sunday clolhei
The occasional unfortunate with shabb
attire , shambling gait and demorul/ ! :
tion Btamped upon his features , served t
point the moral thai happiness , for var
ous reasons , comrs not to all in thi
world of ours. And yet , fewer of thus
mlseiablo specimens , some of whom ar
houseless , homeless outcasts , wore visilil
than in former years. The great wor
of public improvement \\hich has bee
carried on during the past yea
lias placed many a strange ]
and even resident beyond tli
pinching want of a possibly proloiiRc
winter. This fact , coupled with the in
questioned prosperity which has attende
the more thrifty eili/.en dnrin < ; the pn <
eleven months , deprived the hum In ,
crowds of a number of victims wno
presence is wont to detract from tli
pleasure of the hcono.
The horse cars \vero busy tlirongboii
the dav , and came ami went to and fror
nil places of pubiiu Catherine wit
crowds of pnsscnccrs. 'L'hoso who ills
daincd to crowd themselves into thos
conveyances , and there were thousand
of them , indulged in a walk , \vliicl
against the sharp wind , brought coin
nn d beauty to many a houso-bleachci
clicek. Occasionally , under the sain
inspiriting inlluence , one also cuujrht ;
glance of many a bright eye and rnelel ;
np , which rcalucd an ideal of holida'
life and beauty.
The saloons were open , and tli
Thanksgiving drink was easily aecom
modatcd. In all tiie larger places , mas
sive punch bowls were placed upon tli
counter , and from this , cliampagn- -
punch , egp nog , Tom and Jerry , wer
dispensed in complimentary doses ti
many of the regular patrons of the place
There was quite a number of family rr
unions , in all parts of the city , some o
which were taken part in by relative
from abroad , while others at a distant :
attracted , from our midst some of Hi
more prominent of our youthtul people
In Detail.
TIII : UNION suitvior. .
About four thousand people atlendei
the union service led by Sam Jones a
the exposition building yesterday morn
inir. After prayer and singing , tin
speaker commenced :
This Is tlio'natlunal Thanksgiving day t'o
the United States ot America. Uv pibcla
illation of the incsident of these stales am
by the pioulaiuatlon ot'tlin gnveinor of you
state wo declare this om ThnnksiIviiiK clay
Annually those occasions brlns us to Ja&
the fact that Cod Is the Kl\er ofeveiy KOOI
and every peifert fjift. Tlie United States I
but an enlarged tamily. Your household
brother , is but an Ameiica In
mlnattirc. "It Is n , good thlni
to glvo thanks unto the Loid. '
And now my COIIIMRation to-day the ulael
Ucst tli.inksglvliic wo can inako to (5od Is ti
see that the mercies and blessing1 * that Got
has bestowed upon us. that we shall thanl
illin for them otnsclvcs and that we fallal
divide with others who are less fortiiuati
than omselvos. The Lord loves auheutlu
iccolver , and the Lend loves a cheerful ulvc *
ami the clicci fid l\er loves Cod. C.iaUtiul
la the highest expression of tuio manhooi
and true womanliood.
\\ro \ owe A debt ol Krntitudo to Oed , mair
of us , because we ImM ! not only beard tba
irospe.1 but we believed it and we rejoice tc
day in the salvation of Cod thiouith .Icsu
Christ , and above all tlilnps to-day tlio objee
upon which uo should lavish out platitude i
the Lord Jesus Chi 1st , Oh. but lor hbi
where would this cuilty woild bo to-day
The hope would die cmt of my heart nin
every falhei's heart and every mother's heart
IJut for the hope and light that the ores
slicds ntion our woild todaye would pion
In darkness and despair and wo would luv
nothing to cheer us and nothing to comtoi
us and to-clny i want yon to look.s 1th giatt
lid hearts towards the cross.
lha\o said some mighty sharp things , '
mean naid things , since I lia\o been hero h
this town that cut both ways llko a tw <
edpcdsMoid. Listen , U'hat is the tioubl
In Omaha , the tact that you h.ixo scarce ! '
seating lor ten thousand people in tli
churches and jou have eighty tliousani
people in the town ? No ; that is not it ; it I
because tlieio is nobody comes to hearth' '
Kosnol. No ; that Is not It. Is it because tli
pieachets don't in cachtho gospel ? Xei ; that I
not It. Hut 1 can tell you what It is , tin
trouble is that e\e.i > uodj'n head and h-.ut I-
chuck lull ot enor ; tlieio Is no 100111 lor tli
truth. Tlieio is the philosophical Mntemcn
wo know two objects cannot occupy the sam
place at the same time , and when his mai
gets hla head and heart full of onors thei ;
there Is no room tor truth. JIcio ene'iybnel ;
is lull ol opinions , everybody boio is lull 01
opinions but jou have not got a tldnktni
man in this city. Unooi two gicat men di
thn thinking for Kuio ] > e. Two or tlncogica
men do the thinkiiu lor America , fieiu
woaruwltliovciT man , woman and child
their heads chuck full ot opinions mul no
body thinking.
One trouble is you have got too'much lirar
religion in this countiy , anil atovciy meet
ing some tool gets up ami say " 1 have RO
it , got It ! " CotwnatV What do yon mean
Lookhoio ; 1 bullevo In heait religion , but
bellovuCod puts his minor In thotnn ot i
man's hend and boms down and bore
tlnouKh to bis heart and then down into Id
pocketbook , ami then ho has got an arteslai
well hiiiiimlni : uji Into etcinal life. Jin
( iod don't becin with the hnaitand bnioni
What would ho do with thu dlit' . ' I wan
BOIIIO head iclldim In this coiintiv , That I
the bc.st kind ol religion. Cct Hillgloi
wheio your sonsu Is and tlicn jou will bo i
sensible clnlstlnn.
AT 'iitiNirv .
A union Thanksgiving service of i.
thu Episcopal eliurohcs ot the city in
eluding thu congregation of Tr'initj
Uriico , St. 1'hillip , St. Uarnabas and St
John was hold.'yi'sttirday morning at Trii :
ity Cathedral. The services were well til
tended , and there worn few vacant scat
> u the audiurium. when the oponiiij
hymn was rendered. The services wer
conducted by Hishop Worthington , as
Bisted by Dean ( Jardner , of Tnnitj
ISishop Worthington preached the sei
moil , a thoughtful and nnprossivo di !
conrso , taking as ids to\t the verso
scripture , "Can ye not discern tlio sign
of the times * " JIo said tnat the occasio
which called for our thanks as a natio
as well as individuals. Wo should than
( iod for the spiritual light which is om
jn Jesus , as well af for thu 10,000 blcs-
ings which have been vouch safecl u
Hut after all , it h as a nnliou tliat wu n
joice to-day for the blessings that have ai
tended us in our ] > : ibt caicer. Our An
cncan history appears as a last ellbrt c
Providence in behalf of oppressed ! himiar
ity. Jn America thcro is really no ell ;
tii'ctlon of caste no otratiliuaiion t
our society , which keeps ilow
ono class. Hatlier , all wh
arc worthy may rise to the surface
There is no country in the world whic
nllbrds tlio advantages which are to I
found in thu United States. It lias bee
from what wo call the working classc
thatthii greatest men of our country bav
comoi For this wu ought to bo dul
thankful.
Commenting on the fact thai , as inet
viduals.wo are responsible ) for thu health
action of the national eoiibfieuco-k
thu shaping of thu national cai'cor. tli
bishop snoKO of the dangers which
lic ! country. Our duties Ho in the . clco
ing of the rulers who arc to govern th
country Miel shape its destinies. 1
we place tlic power of this governmcr
in the bands of an ignorant anel irn
sponsiblu class of men , what can we c
liwt ?
The speaker pointed out tliat the n :
lion was , if the signs of tbp times wer
rinhlly discussed , drifting into a conel
tion of voluptuousness which was dangerous
ge-rous and must bn counteracted ,
Thu speaker closed with an appeal t
liis hearers to learn a lesson from th
signs of the times which would hel
them on their pilgrimage. ( Joil , lie sale
is to-day preparing our hearts for a ric
liarvcst. Thu process may lie painfu
Hut the plow nnel the harrow must com
before the seed and sunshine.
At the conclusion of tlio discourse
.handsome collection was taken up for tli
Child's Hospital.
CATHOLIC cm iie'in : " .
At the cathedral of St. I'lnlomeiia , th
were masses at 5 , 0 , 7'oO : , ami JMJO oVloe
all of which were attemelcd by a lurg
number of elovout worsbippors. At Hi
last mass thei church was throngedchair
be-ing passed in the aisles for the nccoui
modation of the nrpplc. The "ermo
was preached by Hov. F. Ivoopmnns , h
J. , the eloipiont Jesuit who is now irivni ;
a mission at this church , which nightl
attraeHs hundreds of Catholics. Thi
evening the sumo elqigyman wu
elelivor another sermon in his serie
e > f popular e\hortutions ami will elotibl
less bo lislencel to by an immens
audience.
At the church of the Holy family , Hi
principle service * was at ! l o'clock , whei
muss was celebrated by Kov. F. blioll'el
S. ) . , the > pastor.
At St. Alary Alagelaloiip's anil SI
Patrick's churches , as also in the chape' '
of Croighton colle-ge , masses were nisi
celebrated , though the-ro was nothiiij
else in the way ol re'hgienis ceremony t <
Mgnali/.e the lestival.
THI ; itr.roint rt.i'ii.
About sKty couples , members of tli
Reform club with their families am
friends , onjoycd a sumptuous 5 o'clocl
dinner at tlio Buckingham homo yesloi
elay afternoon. The occasion was enlivened
livened by the introduction of luusica
featuies followed by a social session.
TIII : NKWsiiejvs.
The newsboys , whoso union was cnactee
by Colonel lloairlaml , about a year ago
pave an interesting matinee at the Buck
ingham ycstoieluy afternoon at ! J o'oloek
The entertainment consistoel of a pro
gramme of speeches declamations ant
tableaux" , interspersed with music am
followcel by a royal spread to whiel
ample justice was elone by the liapp1
gtuiHiis.
Tim nosriTAr , .
1'he unfortunates to whom losses have
romuin the way of maimuel limbs or per
inanent or temporary incapacity for the
performance- the duties e > f tlie'ir state
of life , or on such occasions as Thanks
giving , to bo especially commiserated
if they be pe > sses.sod of friendstheiy are
subject to temporary ostrjiigcmcn
or forgctfnlness. If they are
without relatives or appreciative
acquaintances , they are doomed to eke
out the1 festival amid the selfish nssocia
tion as brothers in misery , with nothing
but the self-sacrificing eliorts of ennobloe
womanhood to make life tolerable. O
such , there wcie about eighty-livo in St
Joseph's hospital yesteiday morning
Their isolation anel unfortunate conditioi
was not forgotten by the sisters n
charge. Several expedients were re *
sortoel to makes the elay pass pleasantly
one of which was as beautiful a sprout
at noon as both circumstances ami tlic
physical condition of the patients would
admit. The spread did not lack in sup
ply , booause a number of charitably dis
posed people in town , who always make
it a point of remembering the hospita
on .Thanksgiving anel other festivals
sent to it , last evening , a larco .1111011111
of poultry anel other substantial tor the
elay'b feast at Buckingham hall ,
run MII.LAKI ) .
Tins hotel celebrated the day will
what is known as a turkey dinner. Tur
key ran all through the card , the ami
able fe > wl being utilized in no less thai
eight elitVerent styles. Besides , there wn1
a lavish spread of other viands whiel
amplifieel u bill such as was newer pro
Rented by the Millurd before' . Tlio wine
list , too , presented a particularly elelcct
able array ol nectarine decoctions , wlucl
loft little to bo desircel to satisfy the
wants of the epicurean diner. The meut
was as follows :
I'niee of Turkey Soup Alemanelo
Consomme Koyal
rillet nl Cainialibut , Sclnimp Sauce
Potatoes Holl.inelulbO
Celeiy Olives Lettuce
Tin key AIngs Uicaded and Tiled , Tomnte
Sane-o
lioilcd Turkey , Oieain Sauce
Itonsl Ileef
J.oa&t I.eiln of I'ork , Annie Sauce
. Jto.ibl Voting I'm key ,
Cranboiiy S.uiei
SvM-et liieaels Bial/cd Mushrooms
Ciejqnettos ot Tmkev. Tartar Sauce
Small 1'atlles ot Oysters 1'ilnces1
Honed Tin ken' Cold Tongue
Tin key Saul ! :
Cold blaw Jlam lleeli
lle > .i l IOK of Venison , Cunant .lolly
Ko.ibt fillets of lilncktall Deei
CliamiiaKiie Punch
Diovviipd Sweet Potatoes Stilus Jlean1
.M.is'ieel ' anil ISoiled Potatoes
Succotash IIico ( Jieen Peas
Tlianksfrlvlnij Plum Pudding ,
Haul and Ituimly Saueo
Mince Pie heinem .Meiiiigiie Pie
Almond Ice Cream
Maenroons Ansel I'ooe
As-uitud Cake Cream Klases
Champagne Wlno.Ielly
ilaee'donl.tVlno .lolly
Clmilotto Kussi
> \ hllo r.inpes U'ulntits and Almond
I.nxei Kalslns Apples
C.illloinla ( iiajies Kil.un and Sngo Chccsi
Cnfenolr
Till ! I'AXTOX ,
Tlio guests at this hotel were numerous
and among thorn was n number of loael
ing traveling mon , whom circumstances
the principal of which vvas distance , pro
routed from going to their home * in the
cast. Hi' ides these , was a largo ntimbo
of the regular guests of the hotel , all o
whom with the greatest relish , sat etowi
to a discussion of the following ;
W.NNblt. "
Oybtcra on Half Shell
Celery
Mock Tin lie Soup
Consomme , KovlKno
Olives
Hulled Halibut , HollamUl.sp Sauce
. . . Peitato Croquette
Itolled Cumn , tSnuco .Supreme
Uoa&t Iteet. 'J'niKov Mutleel , Cranbeiry Snuc
Vomit ; Pijf , Apple Saueo
] leneh IVas Oyster Plan
I'llletseif Ileof Laielcd , with Mn-.liroenns
S Oi'tbicails , en Cajsjlcs1 , Miulolin Snuc
Peaches with Itico
CliamiKiL'iio Punch ,
lloast IVxliIuClileken ! ,
Smldlo ef Venison , Currant Jelly.
Chteken Mijoiinaise. Vonni ; Onion :
J.otttieo. Itadlshes.
Mnslied Potatoes.
Asparagus on Toast , i'rled Sweet Potatoe :
Axn DKsniir.
, jj , Victoria.
Sltnco Pie. Pumpkin Pie.
Plain and Fancy Cuku.
Hlsiiio ] Jeo Cre a'n. ' Jelly , Maeceloluc
Assoited Ki ults. Coulectloiib.
Mils.
1 Mom and Itueuwfurt Chceso.
lee. Tea.
TUB OTHII : ; IIOTKI.S.
The oilier hotels maJu eispocial am
lavish preparations for ihuuntortainmen
of thejrTnankfgivlnif guests. Tlio Light
o1 London Co. were.ut thu Motroponta :
wlieru Jerry Kuita bad a spread of yc
usual variety and excellence. At tli
Co//cns the menu attracted unlimlte
praise and comment from its partaker ,
The Merclnuts , Windsoranei Arcade his
had magnificent spreads for their guest
TIII : HAii.itoADS.
Thepn scngcr trains came and went r
usual , ami many ot tuVm were loado
with people who were making tlio latc <
ctlbrts to reach their point of dcsllnatio
before the hour of dinner and the ever
ing meal. All the olliees , freight an
local , were closeel , and only those whos
presence was absedittely required put i
a nappeari'iico ami then only for as shot
time as was absolutely required. Cienerr
Kustls , ami General Freight Agent All
lor. of the B. iV : M. , ate their turkey 1
Chicago. ( toni-ral Supcrintcnduii
Smith and his private secretary , 11. I !
Pike , 11. B. Tlioinpson.car commlssionei
J. J. Dickey , suporintonelont of telegraphy
graphy , and Mr. Korty , enjoicd thei
feast in Denver.
Tin : run : IHU'AUTMKXT.
The lirst annual parade1 of tlic liremu
of Omaha took placoyesterdaraftcrnoo
at lyj o'clock. It paraeled tliofollowin ,
streets : Hast on llarne'V street , to Nintli
north on Ninth te > l/ouglas , wi' t o
Douglas to Sixlcontli , noilh on Sixlecnt
to Cuming ; t'ountcimarch south on Sh
tconlh to 1-ariiam , cast on Farnani t
Eleventh , ontli on Klevciilli to llariio
ami west on Hamey to Fourteenthwhen
the elcpaiUncut svas levienveel by Mayo
Bo. d and the city council. The followuij
was the order e > f t'no parade :
Clilet , J. .J. ( Salligaii , mnislial.
Assistant Chiefs CharlesSaltcr andJ.J
Dai IK" , assistant marshals.
Omaha police force.
Musical Union band.
Majen and city council in cairlages.
Umaiit Imsu company with euulne.
Hook and Ladder company , No. 1.
No. 1 Heisc , with engine.
No. - ilose.
Xo.iHoMs. :
Ne > , 4 Hose1 , with cnclnc.
No. 5 Kmine ; and Hose coinpnuy.
The parade was a success. The appn
ratns was nicely deeeH-ate-d , the horse
appeareel in excellent trim , anel the mei
themselves in their new suits presente
a handsome appearance. Following th
parade was an oxhibitjon of lighting
hitching , which was witnessed at eao ,
house by many people.
tin : TUKATUKS.
Largo aueliciiccs WITU in attemlanc
upon the matinee performances at bol
thei Be > yel and tlio People's , thus afford
ing them the ; evening to enjoy the com
foils of the liresido and the pleasures o
dance.
THI : enntMAx COMI'ANV.
place. This evening they proeluc
at the same place/'lhrt Faiinlio1 wliic
is the German veisiem of ' 'Caste. ' "
NOTKb.
Wednesday evening , tlio most succcs.
ful ballcver given under the auspice
to the A. O. II. took place at Cunning
ham's hall , where ; the band of this soeict
took abe-nelit anel from it will bo enable' '
to secure their now uniforms. Thorcjwas
largo attcmlancc and everybody seemci
to enter into a hearty enjoyment of th
occasion.
'I ho programme for the evening con
taineel thirty numbers , music being fur
nished by Professor Hoffman's orchestra
The executive committeu consisted u
follows : Master of ceremonies , Jame
Douglas ; committee of arrangements , ( !
C. Douglas , C. Baker , J. McDermott , M
Bolan , S. AI. Sheuhoy ; reception com
nuttee , P. Casey , S. T. Uolan , James Me
Coy , D. Clifton , B. Burke , P. d. Vale
door committee , P. Demglas , D. Ale'
Aulifl'u , A. A. McGuigan , M. Donyla :
anel James McBridc.
Airs. T. G. Magrano , assisted by tliepu
piis of her dancing class , gave a selec
social at Aletropolltion hall Wednesday
night. About lify couples tooK part , ane
the occasion was a very enjoyable ) one.
The Klks gave a social session Wcelnos
day niirht at their loelge room in Bo.yd"
one.'ra house , after the performance ! o
"Lights o' London. " It was ono * of tinniest
niost cnjoyablu all'airs of tlic kind ye
given. One hundred visitors were pres
cut , among them ciirlit or ten members o
the "Lights o' London" company who be
long to the order.
Police Court.
Nine drunks were brought up bcfor
his honor , Judge Stonbeig , yesterday
Twopaidh'nes ] ; , three were sent upland tli
rest of thorn were discharged. 1'ranl
Williams , charged with stealing nn over
coat troin S. P. Alorsc , received thirl'
'
days in the county jail. James Kile' '
anel Chas. Gallagher , who stole an over
coat from the New York anel Omalu
Clothing company , received a senlunci
of thirty elays , the lirst and last ton elay
on bread and water.
Court then adjourned for the nay.
AN HOUIl WITH TKNXYSOX.
Vycr Pleasantly .Spent liy Ihe Youii ;
Ijiidien ol' tlio Sucrcd Heart
Academy.
The third of tiio series of delight
ful "Hours with the Poets , " literary on
terlainmonts taking place once a montl
at the Academy of the Sacred Heart
was given Weelm-Mlay evening. The an
their seleetcd was Tunn.von , fiom wlmsi
writings the young laches considered :
number of selections , anel about whosi
life , time anel methods they dlsconrsee
witli a great eleal of interest anil advance
ment. Thu lilorary programme was sup
jilomontod with a number of vocal am
instrumental selections all of which won
most satisfactorily rendered by the younj
laelies , disDlaying a wealth of talent am
run genius of u high order. 'J he follow
ing is thu
I'ltOOIIAMMr.
Piologuc . MIssK. MelliiL'l
Loeksloy Hall . Miss A. MuPnrm
In Memoilam . Miss It .leinc
< Jiieen Mary , . . Miss I Deillon
Tlicsllolyrall ( ! . Miss S. Low
Tlmldxlsof the King . Miss A. Habeocl
The Princess . MissC. Cieightoi
ML.SICAI. I.NII.UI.l Dl > .
Entree . LoTyio
blisses M , and S. Nash.
"Sweet and Low" . Tcnnjsoi
C. and K. Crekhton , Addle liabcock ,
A.McNaiujhten.
"Mikado" . . . -
Miss M. Xasli.
Margueilto Iloiuan/a . C. A , Whit
MlssKl Isliton.
"Kllsir el' Amen o" . -
Misses Dullonn and McIIiigh.
"Storm and Sun hlno" . , . Hue ]
Miss C. UabcocK.
"Tho Brook" . Tcnnysoi
Miss P.Jxme.
"Sweet Hour of Xlght" . Whit
.Misses C. UivlKldon. .1. ( iregg , L.
A. MjXaiighten.
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WtSTKItN NEWSI'Al'EU UNIOX ,
} 2th Street , bet. Hawardund Jackson
HioOtlirrSldo.
The arrest of Dr. llaughawout , th
dentist , at the imdnnco of Aliss Chas
the owner of the building in which 1
has his quarters , has called that gcntl
man to a defunco of his position. It mn
bo remembered that the doctor w
charged with tlio malicious destructio
of property , because lie repcatcdl
broke down a storm door which Mi :
Chase had placed nt the main omranei
Dr. 11. says that thu door was place
there simply to inconvenience him an
injure his uusinuss. 'J he facts of tli
case arc , ho claims , that a rival deMitii
of this city has bcon dosineig to get hoi
of his rooms , and this putting up of tli
storm door was simply a scheme to gt
him out. Acting upon th
advice of his attorney , Dr. llaughawov
took the eloor down twice , nml for thn
heinous offense Aliss Chase liael him ai
rested ami bound over to keep the peac
toward tlio olei barn door. The doctei
says that this storm eloe > r serves to kce
out customers , and lias alreaely injure
his business to the extent of $30 a elaj
These statements the doctor says he ca
prove , iu a damage suit which ho isaboi
to commoncu against Aliss Chao.
A large consignment of Antelope Sae
elles received In the Omaha Commtsaio
Co. , Ml ) South lath -it. ; for sale cheap
Hebrew Ijndlcs' Society.
A meeting has been called for the lit
brew Ladies Sc-wlnu society to lake plac
this ( Friday ) afternoon at 2 o'cloc
at the synagogue. Business of im
poi lance will bu transacted.
Aloihers of children attending the Sal
bath school are especially requested t
attend as committees for the "children'
ball" to take plaeu on thu 2d ; ) prox , wil
be appointed.
Homo Circle ; Clul ) .
This evening the Home Circle wil
give its second party of this season a
Masonic hall. It will take place upoi
the usual Friday night , the sinus upoi
which this organisation for the past si'
years lias given its sociables , without
missing but one party. Like all th
others , the ociablu of 'to-morrow nigh
will bo well atte'iidcel anel proiluctiye ot
trrcat deal of entertainment.
A largo consignment of Antelope Sail
dies received by the Omaha Commissioi
Co. , 511) ) South lyth St. ; for sale cheap.
The hum * ! * Cnse.
Thu trial ot the Lauer murder case wil
be commenced in the district court 01
Monday next. A venire for ! 200 juror
lias bee-n issued , and it is thought thn
out of this number a jury can b
picked.
If the Air. lester , of St. Louis , will ae' '
diesH. . W. ( libson te Co , room f
Wlllincll block , Im will learn somethiii !
to his advantage.
The German.
This evening the second party r
the season by thu German club will b
given at the Alillard hotel.
Real Instate Transfers.
The following transfers wore tiled No\
24 , with thu county clurk :
1) . L , Thomas and wife to Jens il , Xelsot
lot 10 blk 11. Jlanscom Place add. w el-S.V *
John W. Coviei and wites to Win. K Klli
worth , part ot ' 'n , in , 12 , e w d S2.0CO.
John 1' . Hell and wife to I ) . L. Thoma !
lots 5 , S , in Sh'iloh. w d & 1.200.
Umcison L. Stone and wife to IX I
Thomas , lots , 0 , 7 , In Shiloh , w el Sl.-OO. '
C. S. Panottand wife ) to L. P. 1'iuvii
part of lot'JO , W.A. Itedick's add. , Omalir
w d Sl.COO.
L. P. Piiiynand wife to El win M. Pail ;
lot I blk n , Foster's add , w d SO.OOO.
Bvron Uccel ami wife to T. O. Elehclbercci
lot 10 bile 4. and lots B. 0 blk 5 , Heed's i
add. Omaha , w el S'J,200.
Thomas O. Eiehelbemer am ! wife to Oer
haul S. ISenawa , lot n and pait lot 5 blk C
Heed's ill d , w (1-81,300.
J. S. Mouison to Agnes II. Ayres , lot
blk : ! , Haitfoid Place , w d- $ ' o.
Mason L. Dei win and wife to Lucv A
Ilariis , being -within thu ejf no so 0 , 15 , it
w el w el. 5iJOoO.
Chailes liniuiy and wife to .1. U. Harris
lots 1:1 : , w , blk 0 , ilanscom Place , w d-
85,200. _
A large consignment of Antelope Sad
elles received by the Omaha Commissioi
Co. , 519 South 13th st.- for salu cheap.
Burled.
The funeral of Jos. Klofat , one of th
members of the K. of P. . took place yes
toielay afternoon , attended by member
of the oieler mentioned , as also of th
society of Druids , of which ho was :
member.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel o
purity , ( strength and wholesotneness , Mor
economical than the ordinary kinds nni
cannot be sold In competition with tlie mul
tittule of low test , short wc'gbt alum o
phosphate povrd.-rt. Sold onlv in cans
'
Royal HaKing Powder Co.103 'Wall St ,
NewYoik.
PIANOS
ORG
FACTORY PEIGE5
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Great Bargains
PIANOS , from $40
ORGANS , from $22
Easy Payments Taker
Max Meyer & Br (
For several clays past , we have been constantly receiving new aclcli-
ions to our already immense stock , These goods were manufactured- ,
expressly for our establishment here in Omaha , and they must and will > !
be sold , if low prices , and reductions on low prices will help us to do
so. Among the new arrivals we have 900 heavy Overcoats , in all -
grades and colors. To give you an idea how these goods are being
slaughtered we enumerate the following prices :
lOOMens' Heavy Chinchilla Beaver Storm Overcoats , cassimere lined ,
extra length , with larere fur collar and cuffs , at $8. This same class
of coats were sold only a week ago tor $13.50.
75 All Wool Beaver Chinchilla Overcoats , lined with fine serge , and
satin sleeve lining , at $9.75. Former price $13.75.
100 Plain , Smooth All Wool Beaver Overcoats , in black and brown ,
double breasted and elegantly trimmed , at $10.50. This coat sells
at any other 'establishment at 15.
65 Heavy Dark Striped Overcoats , trimmed with fur collar and cuffs ,
$4.75.
Another lot of our celebrated $3.60 Overcoats , which are fully worth
$6. We also received about 20 different styles of childrens'and
boys' Overcoats. For children from 4 to 12 years of age we have a
very neat fur trimmed Overcoats for $1.95worth ; at least $3. We
call your attention to 300 neatly gotten up Childrens' Suits , from
4 to 13 years at $1.85. These suits were sold formerly at $2.75.
All of the above described goods are selling now very rapidly and
we would advise all intending purchasers to examine them before sizes
are broken. All goods at one price at
Cor. Douglas and 14tli sts. , Omaha.
FOK Tnz TMATMEhT or .
Chronic & Surgical Diseases
DR. NIoKlEHAMY , Propi fetor.
fiuictn jtnrs' Hospital nuil 1'rlvulo J'raillcc
We have the facilities , nppnralu * anil rcmtdle
for tlio successful treatment of c\ cry form at ills
case requiring cither medical or surgical tt-eitmeut
and inutoalltoconioandlimfctigutcfor thcmseliL
ir correspond with us Long experience in treat
ln < jcn c > hy letter cna'nlemis tn treat many case
acientiflc/ilfy without seeing them
WHITE XOIl OltlCULAK on Defer ltle am
Hrnce ? , Club Feet , Ciinflturen of the Spice
D.'SEAsis or WOMEK. Piles , Tumors , Cancer !
Catarrh , Bronchitis , Inhalation , KIcclriclly , I'arnl
jsls , Kpllppny , Kidney , Eju , liar , Skin , lllood on
all curclCTl operatloni.
Uuttoilrit , Inlialerii , Uracos , Trus oF , nn <
all klndb of Medical and Surgiiul Ajipiluncee , mini
ufnctured and for snlo.
The only reliable Medical Institute ) making
Private , Special $ Nervous Disease ;
rA hl'ECIAl.'lV.
AU , CONTAGIOUS AND III.OOD TISE\SKS
from uhntovcrcaiifoproduced.niccentully tieatnl
We cm re.mo\o SyplillUlc poleou from tliefjtten
ultliout mercury.
New rentorithotrentmcnt for loss of > Hal pern n
ALT , COMMU.NK'ATIONS CONFlDENl'JAl.
Cull and consult u or send nnmc nnd ] ) ost'Ofllr <
nildross plainly uritlcjn cnolote pluinji , and <
\ > 1H send jciii. In plnln wrapper , nnr
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEN
uro1 * I'JUVATB , Pi'roui , AMI Nrn\oL's DIPBAFFH
SEIIINAT.VAKMSHS. . fu'EnvATOiiKiunA , Iwi'ou ; : ,
< T , SllMIII.19 , ( lONOKIIllenA , ( JLLKT , VARICOCKI K
STniCTL'lir , AMJ All. lll'KAtKS UV THE OtNlTO
UniKAnv eiiiuANS , or tend h'.storj of your cate fo
an opinion.
I'ereoni * nmlilo to > Is It us mny bo treated at Ilitl
liomcM , ty ( nrrcfpoiidcnce WcdlcincK and Initrn
me lit * tent by mall or express SEC'UKtn.Y 1'AC'K
El ) FUOM OIHIlllVA'nON.no markHolndlcal
cnntcntn or Bender. One prinonal intrrxlew pri'
ferred If convenient. Fifty rooms for tlie a"coin
moilation of putkntc Hoard nnd atlendanjo it
rratonalilo prices Addrrue all Lcltoni to
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
pnr. 13th St. and Caoltol 4vc. . OMAHA. NrR
MnnR TAT \nitir. TlK-RrcntOmnn
Jtcmeily Is.iiK'rUUnniio 1'fpceainpla
I package and Itouk fur 1O ctntt limtnmpi.
I U. U. ill.IMO.il , CO , Kail Jlauptuii , Cuoo.
E. T. ALLEN , M. D.
SS'Efl.U-SST ,
f ?
Room 9 Williams nuihlinp , cor , 15th ane
Dodge sts , Omaha.
Hours 8 to 12 a.m. 2 to t and 7 to 8 p n
' Our productlotiH nrc ilie
Fcrfecllon of HUoc-iiialtlnar.
In them Every Objection to ready.mada
hoei U removed , The luccess at nca
Bttamed by our goodi wherever introduced
IB because they are glovc-fittine , eleifint
in style and finish , or the finest material *
end worlmanbhip , nnd moderate in price.
The horrors of brcaklne-ln are avoided :
they are comfortable from the very first.
Made in ell hci , width * and aliapes.
Leak f Seltt/or ti'aiitrantiAJJreii e/ '
J. & T. COUSBNS ,
YOKZ
i
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For Sulu by JIuywnrd Uros. , GGTJIow
aril Srtcct , Uinahu ,
. . OuaruntttOtto
only ono In tlie world K ncraUoe
econllnuoui ilKtrta if JJianrlie
'nirrnt. Bd ntlflc.l'c trlul. lmral.l ,
"Cpmfore Uu ud l.ffirllrf. AiuM fraudj.
' ' amitlet.
-ii.kei Eilf.orji'i'c libL'i i on
Ot.HQRKE.UvtNT08.IBi AYE. .
TJE3IE3
Only Line Ilimnlntr IMint : HKCLINING CI1A11
CAItS , le.t ccu
Oiniiltd , Lincoln , Kan-sits City an <
St. Louis.
3 TRAINS DAILY 3
OMAHA&LINCOLN
Ttalns will niilve ) nt iinillea\e
from the ( C , St. P. , 31. A. O ) dt'iiot , IDth nm
Webster St toots
Direct connuctlon mndo in Union Depot , Knn
pns City , for nil points South und Won ; In
Fiilon Depot , St. Louis , lei nil points Unst nnd
South.
PULLMAN HL'J'li'nTSI.r.Kl'INO CA IIS on all
niKlit trains.
For ticket" , elceplnar cnr berths nnd other In-
foi mutton , citllon licket nj'ontiC. , St. l'M.
0. It. Il.lupot ) , 15tn nnd Webster sti tots , or
In. . Woeinni , T. P. GOOIII Hiv ,
TIcKet Awrnt. Trnsoliiitr 1'ans. Agent.
15 % Fiuimm blice-tUinnlin.
W. II XKWMIN. H. C Towssb.vi ) ,
Gunl Tiutllo Mun'cr Onnl. I'upsXTIckct A t ,
tit. Louis.
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA. NEiJRASKA.
Pnid-iip Capital $2fiOOOO
Surplus iJO.OOO
II. W. Yules , rrpsidcnt.
A. E. Tou/nlin , Vioo Prp'-ldrnt. '
W. II S. HuKlics , Cubhicr.
WIIIKCTOHS :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins
H.V. . YUICM , Lewis S. Heed.
A. E. Toii/uiin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON JtANK ,
Cor 12th nnei rurnnin Sts
AUciicrul liaukinjr liubini'ss 'JVai
N , W. HARRIS & Co.
JiANKKltS , CIIICACO ,
nnijnCUf Coiinlleig , Cilles and ollmipof
DUliU 9 hlKliKindeihoimhtitnil soM Knslcrn
ollloo ( W Uovuiibhiiu Bt. . Jlustun. Comtpoud-
ontuEollultod ,
P. P rr.OOI > , A.
> Ionilitrejahoriton Cnt * I { eiiilMtr .Nuvv eJrloititH Cot
ton r.\'fO . { . ht I.ouU ton Kxcuuiun and Clilca-
.MerthuiiU h'jthuiuj. | xollimidoC Inulu.
S. S. FLOYD & CO
HItOKIIHb I
Grain , Provisions , Petroleum
And Stocks ,
For Future Delivery
Will ho Heady for HiiHliiPss About .No-
vcinborTlli.
lOiHlilil 111 SOUTH fltdi ST.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
3 , ; JO Xni'llt Kith tin-ret ,
Paid in OixpHiil , - - - - $100,000
GI.O V . liAHKlIlt , I're-bldont.
IIUIIJ' . L. UAKMCII.S , Vieo-Vi < Mint.
\ \ II JUIINto.\e .teliier.
Diiini.ruiiS !
StMlin.lt .leillSI-OV , il O. 11. IlAKKLII ,
ItUHT. J. . ( j.AUl.ICIIHM , pKULKi
r. li. JniiNbox ,
A ( rrncrixllmnkln business trntuactciJ.
ullowcil on ( linn i
JJt. .
Genl. Insurance Agent ,
Me.rclinr.Vs Notional IlaeiK UuiMuif ? . Cor. Far-
namniul Kith tin. , mom 1 ini.-italri.
Toluphouo Np. ! > 73 Oiuuhu. Nobruska.
STERN
RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
AM Chicago.
The only rend In Inks for Tits MolnPS , Mur-
stinlliown , ( oilnr Hnnlclp , Clinton , Dixie , Cblca-
iro.Mllwniiltdo and nil points cent. To tn * people -
plo of Nohraskn , Colorailo , WvomliiK , Uti ft ,
Mrtlio.Novnfln , OICK"D. WiiRlilnKlnn find Cnll
foinla , It offers Binioilor niUiuilugoa not poiiW
bio In * any nth or line.
Amoiiff n fovr nf the numerous pnlntK of in-
perlorlty onjoycd liv the patrons of thiorond
bntwce-nOmiilmutiil Chlcnuo.nio lln two trains
atlRvof PAV COACHKS which BIO tlie Olicut
tnnt humnn nrt mul ititfomilty can rro to. Ito
J'AI/ACK SI.UKI'INQ OAlt.S , irlilcli nrn tnnilol < l
ofoomfort mid olpjrAiico ItH I'Altl.eJItDllAW-
1NO HOOM CAKS , IIMPUIDII OI ] Innnv , niul Ha
widely oololirntcd PALATIAL DI.N'INO CARS ,
tlio ominl of which onnneit ! ' foiiiul nliewlinro ,
At Connell IllnlTs the tnelnaof thn I'nloti Titol-
flo nr. connect In I'nion nopnt with ( how * of
the Chicago & NnilhvM-ilorn Ity. In ClilcnKO
the tisiiiBof this line inukn close connection
with thosnnf nlloantcrn llni10.
Vor Dotrnlt , I'nliiinhiirt , InillnnKpnlla , Clncln *
nntl , Nlaicuru Fulls. Iliilfaln , I'lttplmrpr , ToruntoJ
Monlrciil. IIORton , NIIIT York , I'hllndolphln , IIul <
tlnior * . WixKlilngtnn and all | olnta In tha oiuf.
ask the tlcltut nprrnt for tlcknl * vln tlio
"NOIiniWH&TBIIN. "
If yon wlih thn lie t noceiinmnilntlons. Afl
tlckot ugejntfJKoll llckuls via this lino.
rr.mrr. n. P.
uncial Mannirnr , ( loiil. I'ass'i Ajicnf
"
. ' , . ] . orM f
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
i' niu
Chicago , Milwaukee& _ St. . Paul R'y '
THE BRST HOUTE
hen MM aid COUNCIL BLUFFS ot
TD53IH1
TWO TUAINH DAII.V OMAH4
COUNLII ,
Cliicnpro , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Jliiincapolis , Cedar RupIJj ,
Clinton , Dithuqite , Davenport ,
Hock Isiand.Freuport , Hock ford ,
Elgin , Madison , Junusvillo ,
UuJolt , Wlnona ,
Audall other'niporlnnt polnu Ea l , Norllioall
und Oouthnaitt.
Portlirouph tlckuta cull on thn TioUnt Agon
at JlOl Kiirnuni Mruut ( Iu 1'iixton llololl.or . it
Union 1'ni'iMo lu | > eit
I'ullinieu hlouDuisiuvl the finest Dlnlnr Cart
In the vroild nro run on tlio iniilu llnaior the )
ClIIUAOO , Mil.\V.UJK \ K 4. fir. I'AIII * ItAII.WAXt
unj every ntleiitlon la paid to piuieuk'ors bjr
cuui loons einplojcs of thu tompHiiy ,
Jt. Mil.i.Kit , Uuneral Mnnuijor.
J , K. 'J etcKue , AeJl Utit CiHiietrM Mnn rer.
A V. H t'Aiii'KM'iu : , ( lonoral 1'iuaeDifer and
Tlokft Airont.
( iF.o. K HuArrniin , AcsUtuut GenorU 1'ajioa-
Her and 'llcUot Ak'i'iit
J , T. CI.AIIK Ucueial Suporlntcndont.
CarrylniMlionpIarlura Uoyal atil United Slutoi
Between Autwerjws ) \ \ York
TO THE RHINE , GERMAN'/ / , ITALY , IIOL.
LAND AND FRANCS.
TALI. NM.vnu :
ffm JW lo f"1' Ku-urJIoii Irip from
tUO to fit i. gctond Cbui. tmtwiinl t 3i
tuiiialel , * 4j ; Oifiiraion $ ' . > 0. Blocrii/o iiHS iiiru
at low ratus. 1'etor Wrlirht & bung , ( Aunertt
AHcnts. U Uroa'lWuj , Kuw VorK.
lloiiry 1'unJt , J-J1S l > iiueiibt.i I'.iuUuu V Uu.
11 Kunium kt : L ) . 0 l'ici lauu ,