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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1886)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , NOVEMBER 20 , 1886. HELPING THE YOUNG MEN , Sam Jones Takes Up a Collection For the Y , M , 0. A. Building. OVER EIGHTTHOUSAND DOLLARS The Conl rindOHIccr Donlvnn's Cnsc An Kj-o KnockiMl OtH-Took the Change Amusements Other Kain .IOIICH' Last. Tlic largest ntidtnncc , poorest sermon jinii best results were the features of last night's services at the oxnosition build ing. Over seven thousanil people were crowded into the bull ding , uUlizlng every tivniliiblo slttlnis or standing position in the main lloor and the irallcry. lly way of introduction Mr. Jones announced that the pastors of tno city had decided to continue the work that had been begun by his meeting's nnd would hold mooting uneh evening except Saturday until fur ther notice in the following churches ; First M. K. church. First lluptist , Tenth St.colM. K. church , North 1'resbytorian church mid Tenth Street Mission chureli. After the usual KOIIIT .service the evan gelist took especial pains to Instruct the janitor * to lock all of the doors of the building so that no one , even the re porters , could leave until the close of the worvlcoH. The result was that the room KOOII became so badly overheated that Miss Chapman , one of'the city teachers who was a member of the choir , fainted nnd had to bo taken from the building. The shorthand reporters who have been laklngtho evangelist's sermons in install ments , a part of them leaving the build ing early in order to got the oll'nsions reaily for the morning papers , wwo also anxious to be taken out but were com pelled to labor nnd to wait. The evangel ist found a subject for his theino in the text : "So every one of us shall give an account of himsclt to tiod. " Tlioro are two somethings and ono somebody that figure in all our lives , he said. Conscience , record and ( ! od. Conscience and record : ire the index lingers pointing toCJod , ami God is the index linger pointing to the judgment seat of Christ. All have felt the pains and pans of an awakened con science. Kvcry man is making a record. Every time ho violates a law Ids deed is recorded. Hero the speaker devoted a few minutes to a dissertation of the evils arising from a violation of the state laws. " \enicniber , " he said , "that the safety of aiiWatcs and all governments depends noon the faithful execution of laws. If you have statute laws that are not en forced , yon have anarchy begun. Jf you have statute laws that yon can not en force , you have communism already , hot's abolish the laws or execute them. " Wo can not violate the laws of Gqd and es cape punishment. Wo can not bribe God's grand jury. The case has already been tried and the verdict reads : ' "lie that believeth not shall bo damned. " Every man is writing his own record and ho can't get away from it. 'Ihero is no es cape from it. The trouble is that men are not willing to givo'up what they have made by wrong methods in order"to beset set aright "There are men in this town , " saitl the sneaker , "who will go face lirst into hell before they will dis gorge the thousands they have made in tlio "violation of God's laws. You can dodge me and lie to your preachers , but God has your record and you will bo faced with it on the day of judgment. The closing of Mr.ones' sermon was the best part , lie said that ho proposed to do a litllo work for the young men of Omaha. It was u shame that Omaha had no homo for her young men. Omaha citizens were paying $181),000 ) u year as tax for the saloons and the Y. JN1. C. A. was without a homo. Ho pro posed to got the 7000 people present inter ested in aiding the Y. M. C. A. to build a homo upon the lot they already own. After some encouraging talk ho called a secretary to : i desk and asked for contri butions from the audience to aid in erect ing a building for tiio Y. M. C. A. It was some time before any response came. Kov. llarsha finally gave $100. This had the desired ott'oct ami in a few minutes men were on their feet in all parts of the liouso shouting donations in amounts ranging from -ft to $1,001) ) . The ministers who were on the platform and a number of members of the Y , M. C. A. were sent through the audience to take the names of contributors. This work was kept up lor nearly an hour when the audience gradually dispersed. The following is a list of the contributions as nearly correct as could bo ohtaincd amounting to the neat sum of 8,158 : Olllliimsy , 81000 ; EM Park , 25.00 ; Mrs A llnspe , 'J5.00 : K Jlinger , ilVOO : J A Dnlzcll , 10.00VU smith , n.ooV : \Villliims.5.00 ; . ) U Adnin" , 5.00 ; K TTowylnx , 10.00 ; 1'crcy hnydcr.5.00 : 0 M Logan , C'.OO ; OIUII. 5.00 ; .1 DoiiKliiH , 10.00 ; o It Morrison , 5.03 ; / Ste ve IIH , fi.OO ; C A Hail lor. 1.10 ; .lolm Wilson. li.CO ; 0 Swason. 5.0 ( ! ; ( ilrst llrluknian , 5.00 ; V W I'hu-son. r..OO . ; K Yoimir , 10.00 ; O W Wirtz , f > 0.00 ; M liner. 100.00 ; Mrs 0 IMJtis- eolgnu. n.OO ; 0 N Scartr , 10.00 ; Weldon llroneh , 2X00 ; Miss Kranklu 11 .Mlllnrd , l.CO ; I'hllndulplilr. 'J5.00 : Mahle Hnrber. 1.00 ; O 11 IJidlon , itO'MM ; W 11 Hnvncr , an.00 ; W S 1'aynter. 15.00 ; ( i M uidwlrh , 'J.-i.OO ; .1 W At kinson , n.ou ; ( ieorgo A Wllcox..l.00 ; Mrs Nellie Mllliml , 5.00 ; Mrs Olllo Mllliird , 5.00 ; Lincoln. MM ; C. A Samson , 5.00 ; .1 1 , Ken- unrd , 10.00 ; Sinn 1) Jones , 5.00 ; I ) F Hoyden , 'J.1.00 ; Will Viniicke , r..UO ; 0 ItCrobtrcc , 1.00 ; W U I'ochlmiii , 10.00 ; F N Warner , J.'i.OO ; .1 ( J Urown , 5.0 : ) ; K M Flint. 25.00 ( rant Itrlnkninn , 5.00 ; O 1) Marvin. 5.00 : Mrs K S Hood , 100.00 ; F Homer , 5.0J ; J F Leek , 5,00MT.SS MtnrKlu , 5.0J : lr K Davis , fj.OOJ ; llrliik , 5.00 ; T U Tnvlor. 50.00 ; 0 I. Camson. r.W ) ; ( ! F Walk' . 10.00V ; .1 Hnreha , 100.00 ; 11 F IJnmly , 100.00 ; Clark Uros. , 2o.OOI : > C HtmclKUiuh , 1,000.00 ; Mr Abra ham , 5.0) ; Kobort Hays. 5.00 : Fred Krouse , 2.VOO ; N It Falconer.JOO.OO : ( i K 1'iuli , 100.00 ; Jtcv 0 W Savhlifo , 50.00 : .Mr Denown. 25.00 ; ill Wilbur , 10.03 : Mrs Atil < , 5.00 : A J IVlton , 10.00 ; iluwiml Tllden , 10,00 ; W S Lyons , lfi.00 ; ( J T Brady , 5X ( ) ; Fr.mk Norton. 1.00 ; Kdwaul JohnsonS.OO ; K F Test. 60.00 ; Miller t Itlchnnlson , 'J.W.OO ; Samuel Jiimis , 100.00 ; WKTucki-r , 10.00 ; L O Jones. 10D.OOS : U Joliuson , 50,00 ; A M Kitchen , 5.00 ; J ) 11 llowimn. 100.00 ; 1) L Tlioiims , 100.00 ; David Call , 25.00 ; .Mr Lorojuy , 5.00 ; .1 11Phclps , 5.00 ; .Miss Jcssltt Laurence , 5.00 ; ( ihulstdiio Hn.s. . XCo. . , 25.00 ; Mrs .1 L llobbn , i him llobinson , 10.00 ; F K Ni'iid. 2.5.50 ; ( i W lilayo , 10.00 ; A L Hook. 10.00 : Lydla Harp- Hter. 6.00 ; J M Pienehit Co , 10.00 : Mrs O S Owens , 5.UO ; J t ) Toft. 10.0J ; L M Hint , 5.00 : (3 T Nnulloy. 5,00 ; cash. ' 1 lies Vlckioy. 1.00 ; I ) inViniilelon , 10.00 : V 1' MnssoUon. 50.00 ; W 11 Woods , 25.00 ; F 1) Oroacker , 5.00 ; Ida and .Mary ( iondiuan , 2.0J ; John Aitlnir , 5.00 ; Jus N Sisplor , 5.00 ; Anna Flrt. 1.00 ; Jssao Vim Horn. 5.00 ; W S Tucker. 1,00 : J tf Manklnnov , 5.00 ; J 1) Little. 25.00 ; lllll & Yoime , 103 ; JJTKtanley , 5.00 ; Frank L McCoy , 5.00 ; Alexander Shields , 5.00 ; DrTU Hull , 10.00 ; OOOi'ow/AOOjSS CnuinU'H , 2.5.00 ; I1 W DoLaiimtro' 5.00 ; N'll Shisct. 8.00 ; (5II Pastman , 10.00V ; W 0111,5.00 ; ( i H Austin , 2.00 ( days work ) ; 11 A Wi'stcrlield , 10.00 : Dewey Bros , 10.00 ; K L llonck , 5.00 : C S MyorK-'iCO ; O A I lock , 10.00 ; Howe A Kerr , 10,00V \ 1 O'Xelll 10.0J : U 1'oturson , 5.00 ; T W Scott. 6.00 ; SK Johnson , 60.00 ; W 11 . , _ . .iiiuutkiu * i uiyixi'ua * ( * wti 11 witi | * v.w % j AV Young , ! i' .03 ; Mis ( i 0 Whltlock , 5,00 ; 1 il Hancock , ft.00 ; < ' H Davis.JiW ( ; J F Uos- \vlrth.4.00 : JV Maynnnl , 'J5.00 ; J HoiiL-li , 5.00 ; Tlios Kilckson , 10.00 : W. U Steele , l.OOi John Morivll , . ' ; CO : H 1) Mauu , 10.00 : A riillpott. 5.00 ; DrSM Tyler. LouTsVllIis. Ky , 5.00 ; il Drawn ; 5.0 J ; Henry Janies n.00V ; Jt Coodall , 5.00 ; Olivei M 1'atlei ou , 50.0J ; ( Jltas O Keener , 25.0U' J T Lcck , S-O-j ; Ueorgo NYlltcuian , lo. < K ) Mrs US Hood , 100.00 ; C H Marvin , 5.00 | 7. Stevens , 5.00 : 0 A Saddler , 1.00 ; John Wll- ion , I'.ou ' ; C Swason , KW4 Loavcnworth , 'i.OOj Jixst llrlnkinan. SWO Doilclas , 5.00 : E M Flint. ttVOO ; J ( J Hrown , 2ttl Capital avenue. 5,00 : William II. Stripe , sil North 17th , one week's work : V N Warner , 25.00 : W U 1'cck- lam , 10.00 : V It Crahtrce. 1711 Dodge , 1.00 ; HA Doborstonc 2YOJ ; Friend , one week's work , 10.00 ; C W Scoff. 1.60 ; .Mrs F 11 Wood- tirlclKO , 2.VOO ; C K Woolcv , .V > .00 ; I5ii selt Wllkur. 5.03 ; T 11 Czcncr. io.OO ; O II LOUR , 10.00 : Mrs E A Miner , 5.00 : John Watson , 5.00 ; Kelier Jnckson , 500 ; V T Coals. 5.00 ; Frank Arnold , 10.00 T M 2T > .00 , C T llnstnr , lwtilJt * .vw ( uvu r\nil : > 4 iv/iWf LJ itnjuui- humor , 25.on ; Aiclilc Ti-nuilrtnn , 10.00 ; 'I Davidson , 5.00 : ( ! e < j Cooper. 25.00 ; Mr Uier , one weeks \\ovk , lo.oo ; I ) Jl Mayne , 5.U ) ; A M Kitchen , 2.5.0J ; C T Smith. 5.oJ : T W Hamilton , h.CO ; TV Smlth.l.O , ) ; C T Wilson , 10.00 ; Mrs ( i M Kckcls , .5.00 ; Ceo U Untlcr , .5.00 W M l.oimcr , 2.5.00 ; Day Mills , 5.00 ; W S McOime , 1.5.00 ; V Meriino , 10.00 ; Mrs F U llryant , n.OO : IMitar 11 MorrUon , 1.00 ; Joe Morrison , 1.00 ; Henry 11 Allen , 1.03 ; John Patterson. 5.00 ; W 11 Street. lO.tX ) ; C L DnvH.5.X ( ) ; M F Korabaiich , 10.00 ; Xol- son McCarty , n.W ) ; Martin J Itoosc,2.00 ; .1 K .Nowmmi , * 5.tO ; J T Coatsworth , 5.00 ; A I ) Ilu/lis , 25.03 ; Smith fund , .10 ; W T Seaman , lOO.uO ; W 11 Alcxnndur , 2WW ; H It Scott , 2,5.00 ; 0 K Taylor , 10.00 ; David ( 'nil , 2.5.00 ; llnys , WXi. Thomas Homier , 5.00 ; M M llnmlln. 50.00 ; K t ! Clurk , 5.00 ; Kdward John-son , 5.00 ; L 1' 1'erlne , 25,00 ; T IJuthul , 10.00 ; William Sluv- i-nt , 5(0 ! ( ; lon Anderson , 2.5.00 ; L T lirown , 6.00 ; ( Mam Kstnmn , 10.00 ; Keulali Dlekmson , 1.00 : Friend , 5.00 ; Jerty MIIK 5.00 ; William F KliiKslcr , 1.00 ; JJ 11 Osterhoodt , 20.00 : Mrs A Crali * . 100.00 : .Mrs ( t It Lean , 5.00 ; K'H Wood. 2.5.00 ; Mrs.l L Hobtis. 5.0J ; MrsK F lilncpr , 5.W ) ; W ! KiiKland. 5.00 ; I , M .Mason , lO.O'J : . ) M Chambers , 2.00 ; Miss I'attcr-on , 2.00 ; MIssS A McCoy , .5.00 ; K L Collins , 5.00 ; May K Peirhon. : i.OO ; I Jonel , Walker , 5.03 ; A C Kid- land , 5.00 ; ( i 11 Workman , 5.00 ; Mrs Mc- Kann.6.00 ; Mrs J A I.otson , 5.00 ; ( iuorfio F KcaUo , 5.00 ; Sarah I ! ( tlasi-r , 5.00 ; Thomas J ( ilcasy. 2.00 : 0 O Mitchell. 5.00 ; L L Wilkin son , 5.00 ; Matilda KVPIIS , 5.00 ; Percy nnd Clarence Hunter , 5.00 ; J ( J McDonald , 1.00 ; W A Klnsey. 10.00 ; A L Manning , 2.00 ; K L Wilson ( bricklayer ) , week's work ; UK Moss , 10.00 ; W 11 Seward. 5.03 ; J It I'vmpton , 5.oo ; W F ilemlricks. 5.00 ; D W Wiuich , 5.00 : U Hodder. 5,00 ; J It Jnrdlne ; K O Hamilton , 5.00 ; It Tnadlcs , 5.00 ; David Coir , 25.00 ; M It Carpenter , 5,00 ; I'riundon Suward street , 5.00 ; Mrs K Smith. 2.03 ; Aattlo It Laabe , 1.00 : K A FlnltV.5.0iX ! ) ; J Hart , 5.03 : . ) A Colbtirn , 1.00 ; W K Baker. 5.00 : J N Froston , 5.00 : U L Howe , 5.00 ; W K Olurk , 25.00 ; J 11 McConnell. 100.00 ; ( ) C Starrett , 10.00 ; HobtConn , 5.00 ; John F Flack , 5.00 ; 0 U Scott. 50.00 : Fred Myers , 2.00 ; J A Harvey , 10.00 ; . ) K Love , 10.00 ; A S Da sart , 5.00 ; J A Cumberlldy , 5.00 ; ( ? W Kastinan , 5.00 ; C S. 1'oor , 5.00 ; Cluis Thatrhcr , 5.00 : It S Ualloy , 5.00 ; FW Hills , 25.00 ; Jolm French , 10.00 ; ( Jporuia K Gilbert , 5.00 ; Jolm llobb , W.OO ; 111 Hamilton , 20.00 ; K F Cook , 100.00 ; Cyrus Itose , 10.03 : Charlie D Rose , 5.00 ; W S Tucker , 10.03 ; J 11 KaulTman , 5.00 : K Hicks , 5.00 ; A S Clark , 10OU ; A J Ualton. 5.00 : C B Labech , 50.00 ; W T Lyons , 15.00 ; Julius I Cooley , 25.00 ; II 11 Iiev , 10.00 ; Judge , ! M , Thiirston , 10J.OO ; Mrs. Thnrstoti , 50.00 ; Miss Jessie Millani , 25.00 ; Mrs. W. M. Mlllnrd , 2.5.00 ; A Kiioeu.r ( .00J ; H Millard , 100.00 ; J SHalnes. 50.00 ; W T llobinson , 50.00 ; C K Moody , 10.00:1' : J McDonald , 5.00 ; Georgia Travis. 1.00K ; J Marsh , 5.00 ; A O Xicliols , 5.00 ; Hr \ Reynolds. 5.03 ; Kev W It Hender- Ron,2.5.00Thos ; Kidd.lO.OO ; . ! Cnlhalmeis,5.00 : W II Brown , 5.00 ; 11 Sargent , U-UO : J llamma , 5.00 ; Mvrtle Maddock. 5.0) , J H Burns , 5.00 ; A Smith , 10.00 ; It Fusion , 5.00 ; HS Johnson , 5.00 ; ( ! V Albright , 5.00 ; Lena M ( ilincs , 5.00 ; Kmma Parsons , 1.00 ; Maud Parsons. 1.00 T Jl Ferguson , 2.5.00 Dr J E Noon. ' . ' 5.00 ; W S Llbby , 5.00 ; W U Parsons. Ross Bailey , 5.00 ; F K .Bailey. 25.00 ; Fred K Xorris , 10.00 ; Kt ( ienlns. 25,00 ; Willie B Welslians. 5.00 F C Ayers , 5.00 ; Friend , 5.00 : Mrs W S Wins , 5.00 ; F M Briggs , 5.03 ; C F Sclmoldcr , 1.00 ; C B Martin , 10.00 ; Eliza Johnson. 5.00 ; It J Boss , 5.00 ; E E Best , 5.00 ; W H Parsons , 20.00 ; Charles Trobel , 5.00 ; Mrs N J Shepherd , 5.00 ; W B Wykotr , 5.00 ; J C BtMtty , 2.00 ; Mary Brownfl.W ) ; Mrs Emma Whitnioro , 5.00 ; U M Kaufman , 5.00 ; WmBrvnnt , 5.00 ; W L Richardson. 10.03 : Mary Nelson , 2.00 ; Charles Tutly , 5.00 ; J T Unssoll , C.OO ; J T Uussell , 5.00 ; A L Xicliols. 5.00 ; Mrs Leeder , l.OU ; ( ! eo WhiK- leinaii , 5.09 ; M II Comstouk , 25.00 ; J W C Powell , 25,00. THE SMITH FIJSO. Hollin Smith , son of the late Watson 15. Smith , lir.st president of the Y. M. C. A , , subscribed $1.00 AVlicn this announce ment was made Kouert WeidensalJ , secre tary of the international committee of the Y. M. C. A. , suggested that the sum bo raised to ? 100 and credited to the little boy. This was done by the following suoscriutious : Sam Jones , S25.00 ; It Weldcnsall , 1.00 ; Rev J Harslia , 10.0 ; ) ; Win Fleming , 5.00 ; George Joplln , 5.00 ; H L Johnson , 5.00 ; A "Friend , " 2.00 ; W S Sargeant , 1.00 ; ( icoriro Knsign. 3.000 ; Rev Mr Slierrlll. 1.00 ; Mr DooIHtlc , 5.00 ; .Mr Spott , 1.00 ; Mr Fuller. 5.00 ; P C Himebatigli , 20.00 ; S 0 Tuthill , 1,00 ; cash , 10.00. WILL WOItli TJI13 VEIN. The Conl rind to bo Fully Developed at Once. A meeting of the gentlemen who have interest in the prospect well in which coal was discovered on Thanksgiving night was held on Saturday night at the Paxton liouso. The subject of the dis covery of coal was discussed in all its bearings. The results of the tests made by 1'roicssor Itiggo , of Croighton college , and Mr. lUirback , of the Grant Smelting works were road and , evidently , satisfied the gentlemen of the quality of the find , The thickness of the vein is a matter that cannot bo determined with any degree of accuracy until the well is enlarged. It was decided to continue the work of drilling the well to the depth of 3,000 feet , according to the terms of the original agreement. Jt was also fully decided that the vein already dis covered .should bo worked , and machinery will bo ordered at once for the purpose of commencing operations. A raining company will bo formed from the stock holders in the well enterprise. The lot on which the well is situated lias been deeded by the city council to the company engaged in the enterprise , al though the deed has not yet been deliv ered. ered.A A special meeting of the Hoard of Trade is called for 730 : ! this evening. Citizens are invited , as matters of im portance to this city will bo considered. Max Meyer , president. Ofllcer Douivun'H Cane. The police committee of the city coun cil mot on Saturday night to investigate the charges made against Ollicer Doni- van , who was recently suspended by Marshal Cummmgs for alleged miscon duct in taking property from the house of Mrs. lluekloy. on Capital avenue , tc secure a claim of his sister-in law. The meeting was hold with closed doors and was an unusually lively ono. It is under stood that Mrs , liucklov , who made the lirst charges against Ollicer Donivan , has changed her mind and now takes it all buck. Since the matter came up Doni' van has been fighting the marshal and will probably bu suspended if the pro' furred charge does not stick. A largo consignment of Antelope Sad' dies received by the Omaha Commission Co. , 019 South 13th st.j for sale cheap. At tlio People's. The attraction at the People's theatre last night was Hie Hicks & Sawyer Min strcl troupe , and it is safe to say that nc bettor company of the kind cvor played at this place of amusement. Everything was bright , now and amusing , and tin laughable features crowded themselves along so fast that the audience was in oiu continual roar. The liouso was packet and many were turned away. To-day at 13 o'clock the tlio Zouave company of the show will give one o the lighting drills in front of the Mtlhml At 13:45 : the same performance will be repeated iu frout of the 1'axton , "SHVLOCK" IN TlUIVrV 3IINUTKS. A Pcrfornmnco That Would Mnk Hlmkesponro Turn In Ills GruTC. "Probably Ihc most peculiar and orig inal produclion of Shakcspearo's Merchant - chant of Venice , was llio ono given by Kdwin Hooth in his earlier days when ho was barnstorming , " said Kil L. Bloom the well-known theatrical manager , ton lHi : reporter yesterday. "Ho was playing that night ati : landing on the James river called Antiqnito , n village of about 150 inhabitants all told this included "nigpcrs , " children and all. Antiquito was as thoroughly isolated from civiliza tion as thoiich it had been at the further most end of tlio world. The onora. liouso was the loft of a tobacco store house , built on piles extending otit into the river , nnd it also served as a landing for the steamer wnlch landed there oiiuo si week during its trips be tween Uifhmond and " Norfolk. The boat was dins to leave at 1 a. m. the night of llio performance which would Iiuvo uiven liooth plenty of limolo reach Richmond mend , Va. , which was his next slaiul. The scenery consisted of an American Hag which was used as a drop curtain and Uvo while sheets pinned logother which served for a "fancy chamber" "slrccl , " "palace , " "kitchen , " "wood" and everything else. The audience was composed of planters ttho of number of 100 who had willingly paid the $2 per seat asked for as a show was an un usual occurrence. They were seateil around the loft on lobae.co. hog heads , barrells. kpgs nnd boxes , while the smoke arising from one'.hundrcd villianoiis pipes in the mouths of the ono hundred audi tors who all possescd lusty lung1 * was so thick yon could cut it with a knife. Tim curtain rose to the inspiring strains of Dixie played by Ihe orchestra wliioh con sisted of three "coons" respectively armed with a fiddle , banjo and tambour ine. Everything went along swimmingly ui ) to the time when ShylocK demands Ins pound of ilcsh. Just nt this moment the whistle of llio sleamer was heard approaching preaching the landing. The cold perspiration broke out on Booth's forehead. To attempt to close the performance then and there would have meant the complete annihila tion of the entire company , as the plant ers who had ridden miles to witness tlio pevformancc were in no condition to be trilled wilh. On the oilier hand the steamer would not stop five minutes , and if the company missed the boat it meant a week's sojourn in the place. Booth was at his wits' end , when .suddenly an in spiration struck him. Quickly telling "Antonio" his intentions the following dialogue ensued : Shylock 1 want my pound of llcsh. Antonia llrvo pity , man. Give me but a little more time , mid when I harvest my crop 1 will pay yon in full. Shylock Nay ; pity is a straniror to my heart. Pay me to-night in full or give me my pound of flesh. Antonio Shy , old boy , I'll loll yon what I'll do. 1 will give yon one nigger , my donkey , a six-bladed jack knife and six pounds of the best nigger-head to bacco you ever saw if you will call this thing oft" . Shylock Tony , shako. I'll have to go you , anil to show you there is no ill feel ing on my iiurt. 111 sot 'em up and join yon in a good oldfnsliioncd Virginia reel , and give yon a receipt in full. The renl was then danced , Ihc whole company participating , nnd tlio curtain descended , amid the Inmullnons applause of tlio audience , who voted it thu greatest show they had ever seen. In an incredibly short space of time tlio baggage was loaded on the boat , the gang plank was drawn in and the boat sailed majestically into the stream , while the audience slood on the wharf and cheered themselves hoarse. " AMUSEMENTS. The German Company in the "Sprite of I ho Mountain. " The return of the German Comedy company from Lincoln was signalized lust night wi 111 a large and anpreciativo audience. The piece was "Die Wuntler- niadchen , " or tlio "Sprite of the Moun tain. " It is a simple little piece almost entirely devoid of plot. Alfred von Wellon clae , F. Kouli , lias the bines , and Julius \Vallbprn , Otto 1'nls , proposes as a remedy a trip to the mountains , whore , with hunting and sketching and ga/'mg into the sparkling eyes of mountain dam sels , lie is satisfied his friends will find re lief from his melancholy. Two ladies of his household , "Katharine von Steinan , " Airs. Koch , and "Mannettc , " Mrs. L'uls- Ahl , go to the mountains in advance of them , and , in Tryolcan costume , are tm- rccogni/.ud by the gentlemen whom they have preceded. In tlio Tyrol the time is pretty well oc cupied in making love , Altrcd at length finding in Kathy , Mrs. Hauniis , the being of all beings who is able to dispel the mental gloom which has enveloped him. Incidental to the lovq-making arc a number of amusing episodes , some of which are occasioned by the unsuccess ful attempts of Katharina , an antique maiden , excellently plnycd by tlio way by Mrs. Koch , to secure n lover. The scones between Mrs. Pills Ahl and Mr. Uanreis , were admirably enacted , with ease , grace , dash and humor , resulting in many a hearty laugh in the audience , anil many hearty encores for their excellent singing. Mr. Schmitx played his little part well and Mrs. liiuirois exhibited her usual earn and appreciation of light but pretty characterization. Mr. Koch made an ex cellent Alfred. The company have in preparation "Die lioidun ( ialiioronsklaven" and "Hip Van Winkle. " On next Sunday nicht they will produce "Tho Galley Slaves. " Hebrew Voiiu Men's ABSOdntlon. Yesterday afternoon at1 o'olock there was a mooting of some of the leading young Hebrew gentlemen in the vestry room of tlio synagogue for the purpose of ulVecting a permanent organization of an association to comprise all Hebrew young men over the ago ot eighteen , the object of which is intended to bo of n literary and .social nature , Kabbi Densoii was chosen as chairman pro tcin , and Mr. S. Seligsohn , secretary pro teni. The spirit of tlio meeting was manifest cd that in this growinc city and with tlio ample tal- out possessed by the Hebrew young men , that an association for that purpose would be n most successful enterprise. The secretary was instructed to notify all Hebrew young men having exceeded the required ago to bo present next Sunday afternoon at1 o'olock at the synajroguo for the purpose of electing permanent ot- tieors and appointing a committee on con stitution and by-laws. Much enthusiasm is expressed over the movement , and the organization promises to become one of the leading features in Jewish circles of tii is city , Knocked Ilia Myo Out , A painful accident occurred yesterday afternoon on Fifteenth street in which an A. 1) . T. messenger boy was quite ser iously hurt. Two of tlio boys , Kddin Sexton - ton and Harry Ilensloy , were wrestling over the division of a bng of sweet meats , when Sexton was thrown down and struck ids eye on a stick held in his part ner's hand and liail his eye nearlygouged out. Dr. Harrigan was culled and ren dered the necessary medical attendance. The young fellow's eye is very seriously liurt. _ _ _ _ _ Hebrew llencvolcncb. A largely attended mooting of tlio Ilei brew Ueiitfvolcnt association was held yeste day afternoon at Metropolitan hall. The principal business transacted was the election of lion Newman secretary , and Moritz Meyer ono of the members of the board of "directors. The linancinl condition of the society was announced to bo most satisfactory , an excellent stun of money being jn the treasury for the purpose of relieving the needy during the coming severity of winter. The so ciety will hold a joint meeting shortly with the members of the Hebrew Ladies' society for the purposd of making ar rangements fora grand charity ball in January. NEW OUTFITS KOK NEAVSPAl'EIIS. The Omnlin Typo Foundry nnd Sup ply liouso fur Printers mill Publisher * " . The Western Newspaper Union at Omaha is prepared at all limes to outllt publishers on short notice with presses , type , rules , borders , inks , composition , sticks and rules , and in lact everything In tlio line of printers' and publishers' supplies. Keller lerms anil more liberal prices can bo secured than by send ing to Chicago or elsewhere. Save money by Inlying near homo. Second hand goods in the printing line bought and sold. Wo often have great bargains in this particu lar. Send for TUB I'HI.XTKKS' AUXIUAHY , our monthly trade journal , that gives lists of goods and prices and from tune to time proclaims unequalled bargains in- now and second , hand material. Wr.smiM Niwii'Anu : UNION , 12th Street , bet. Howardand Jackson , Oniah Naboraska IlAHO Hall Tips. The dlrcclors of the Omaha IJaso Hall club met on Saturday night and voted to admit Kansas City and Pueblo into the Western league. Hastings has boon dropped from the league hy a failure to comply with the requirements of Hie or- canlzalion. A meeting of the stockhold ing will bo hold on Fridry evening , when it is expected that the commitlco ap pointed lo soourc grounds will bo ready to make a report. A largo consignment of Antelope Sad dles received by the Omaha Commission Co. , 511) ) South 13th st. ; for sale cheap. He Kept the Change. William Butler was arrested last night on the charge of the larceny of $ . "i from Frank Crawford , the keeper of : v South Tenth street restaurant. In defense But ler says ho has been working for Mr. Crawford and has ! ? 5 duo him as wages and has been unabla to collect it. Yesterday Crawford a.avo him f3 to get it changed and ho kept it. Hence the arrest. _ A large consignment of Antelope Sad dles received bv the Omaha Commission Co. , 019 South laih st. ; for sale cheap WOOD-Mrs. 15. Wood , at St. Joseph's lies- hospital , aged 85 years. Funeral from Uarrctt A ; Jlcafoy's undertak ing rooms on Tuesday , November ! > 0 , at 0 o'clock a. in. Interment at St. Mary's. SUNDKHLAND-In this city November 20 , at 10.0p. : in. , ( i. Moulton Siinderlnml.uged 25 years , U months and 8 days. Funeral to-day at a p. m. from his late resi dence , l-lSi North Twenty-first street. Friends invited. HICKS-In this city November 2T , William Newton , son oEMr. and Mrs. W. T. Hicks , aged 4 years , 4 mouths and 4 uays. Funeral to-day at 2 p. in. from the family residence , 2425 i'arker street. Friends in vited. _ Stephens Accepts. Lncion Stephens has accepted the challenge to a bicycle race for the ama teur championship , and a money consid eration issued 'tohltn ' some time ago byT. F. Blackmoro. 'The date of the meeting has not as yet been decided upon. Accidentally Overheard. Rock Island Man "What's the Hag up on the Union Pacific headquarters for to-day ? " Milwaukee Man "Don't know. Per haps they've got the Tenth street crossing clear. " Sentence Day. II. M. Chase , John Wilson , Jolm Dunn , A.G. Soules and Charles Henry , prison ers found guilty of various oflonscs at the present term of the district court , wil [ bo sentenced this morning. Board of Trade. A special meeting of the board of trade will bo held at 7:30 o'clock this evening. A full attendance of members is dosircd as business of an esnccially important nature will come up for consideration. A Pythian Social. Lily division , uniformed rank of tlio Knights of Pythias , will entertain its friends to-night with a dancing social at Central hall. All arrangomunt.s have boon made for a good time , and those who attend svill doubtless enjoy them selves. _ Personal Pnragrnplia. Dr. Sol Shriver , of Clariuda , la. , is vis iting for a few days with W. S. Shriver , of this city. K. P. Roggen , secretary of state : C. II. Willard , state treasurer ; F. II. Uonton , deputy auditor ; A , T. Gruottor , book keeper in the ollico of the auditor ; and all of Lincoln were in town yesterday. They left in the evening for home. Messrs. Roggen anil Willard , members of the state board and buildings , had been out to Kearney inspecting the additions and improvements which arc now being made to the reform school at that place Jn the Patch matter Constable Mealio den cs that ho has appropriated anything to his own use. Ho delivered the at tached goods t the warehouse ofTroxel & Williams , where they are stored , and ho holds the receipt lor them. Ho does not BCO how ho could have appropriated any of the proceeds when the goods have not boon sold or even advertised for sale. POWDER Absolutely Pure- This powder never varies. A marvel ol purity , strength and wholesomeness. More economical lhan the ordinary kinds and cannot be'sold i.n competition with the mul titude of low test , , short weght alum 01 phosphate powders. Sold only in can . Royal HaKhiL' Powder Co. , 409 Wall St. , New York. For several days past , we have been constantly receiving new addi- ionsto 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 : 4 100 Hens' Heavy Chinchilla Beaver Storm Overcoats , cassimere lined , extra length , with larsre fur collar and cuffs , at $8. This same class of coats were sold only a week ago lor $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 elegaitly trimmed , at $10.50. This coat sells at any other establishment at $15. 65 Heavy Dark Striped Overcoats , trimmed with iur 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 ai. very neat fur trimmed Overcoats for $1.95worth ; at least $3. Wei call your attention to 300 neatly gotten up Childrens' Suits , front 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 ands we would advise all intending purchasers to examine them before sizes' are broken. All goods at one price at CLOTHING COMPANY' Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha. MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN JUICES , BY USING THE WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR FOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON THE OAK STOVES @ RANGES. There Is not n cooking nprnmtus ramlo n > ln th Solid Oven Door , Imt thnttlio 1 cms in weight of monts U from ttventr-flvo to forty per cent , of the me t roaituil. In other words , B rib of boot , neighing ton toundn It Vonitoil medium to troll-Jono will lo < three pound * . The same roasted ia the Charter Oak Banco uslnir the Wire Gauze Oven Door loses about ono pound. Tonllowuientloiihrlnt IB to loten lorgn portion of UB juices amlflaror. Tlia fibrcM do not Reparato , und SCSD FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS AND PRICE LISTS. It becomes tough , tasteless aud unpaluteuble. CHARTER OAK STOVES and KANOES are SOLD IN NEBRASKA as follow * : MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA. TANNELL & SWEENEY FAIRMJRV. P. KENNEY. GORDON. GETTLE & FAGER , FRANKI IN. DALLAS & LKTSON , HASTINGS. N.J.JOHNSON , NOXTII BIHU. K. C. BREWER , HAY SPRINGS. T.J. McCAFFEKTY O'Nim.L ' CITY. H. AIRU & CO. , NEBRASKA CITY. R. HAZLEWOOD OSCF.OLA. W. F. TEMPLETON NBLSOH. J.S. DUKK PLATTSMOUTII ! J. B. STURDEVANT & SON ATKINSON. A. PEARSON , STERLING. J.KASSft CO CIIADRON. J.G. GREEN STROMSDURG. KRAUSE , LUUKEK & WELCH COI.UMI.US. . J. A. PADDEN & KON , SUPERIOR OLDS UROS EDGAK. TIMMERMAN & FRAKER YEKUON. ' 5 Display at their warerooms , 1305 and 1307 Farnam Street ; the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs lo be found al any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces the highest class and medium grades , including STEINWAY , FISCHER , LYON&HEALY BURDETT , STANDARD , LYON&HEALY iPricos , quality and durability considered , are placed at the lowest living rates i'or cash or time payments , while the long Dstablished reputation of the house , coupled with their most liberal interpretation of the guarantee on their goods , affords the purchaser sn absolute safeguard against loss by possible titifects In materials or workmanship. LYON & HEALY , 3os & * 307 STREET RELIABLE JEWELER , Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry > Silverware The largest stock. Prices the lowost. Repairing n specialty. All work warrant- fid. Corner Douglas and 15th streets , Onialrt THE C. E. MAYNE REAL ESTATE and TRUST GO. S. W. COR. 15th AN1 > FARtfAM , O9IA.II/l. / Properly of every description for sale m ull parts of the city. Lands for snlo i every county in Nebraska. A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS Of Titles of Douglas county kept. Mans of the city ulato or county , or any other inforuiution dcsireu , furnished free of charge upon npplication , SHERMAN ROAD CART. . "DESTCART ON EARTH. " SINGLE , DOUBLE and LIGHT , JiMlln. EASY , DURABLE and CHEAP , Crated free on hoard car * . , T , ALLEN , COLDWATER , Mich. Mcinlou Oiuulia Iiev. GftlAHA * 1 3lh St . Cor. Ciplto ! Avenue. fan TBI TnrATUEKT or AM. Chronic & Surgical Diseases * DR , NlcMENAMY , , Proptlotor. Slitccn ycnm' lli f > Ual and 1'riYiuo I'ncticc , Wo luva the facilities , np ] > arntu ami rciuedlcj for tlio Biiccourul trcMmcui of every form yf a | fKo rcmiirlni ; cither medical or surgical tronCsiCnl , ami Invite all to mine nuJ Invritlfjatcfor thomtolvrt or corrcupoml llh in. Long cxprrlcuco In I real. Inpcaxc.i hy lotlercniblei UK lo treat o&ny cti scientifically without pcelnif them , WHITE TOR CIHOULAH on Dcfornltlcj ( LttO IJracef , Club Feet , Curvaturoi of the § > ln Dunlin or Won us , Pllcn , Tumori , C cerr , I'Htirrb , Bronchitis , Itinnlntion , Electricity , Parn | . yili , ICpllcpsy , Rlilnej , Ec , ar , akin , Blood and all mirilcil ; npfrntloni. llatlcrlcB , Inhalers , Rrncr * , Triifninn , and nil kinds of Medical nuil Surgical Appliance * , man ufactured .tod for sale. The only reliable inodical Institute making Private Special $ Nervous Diseases , ' rA Sri'ciAI.TY. AT.L CONTAGIOUS AND lir.OOD DISEASES , from whatever c-iufepniancoJjKiicrciffullirtroiitfci. We cm icmi/ro / t jpnllltlc poiioa from tlic ejitfln wllliouliniirciiry. T New re < tor tlve treatment for lo of vital power. AIr , COMMt'NIL'ATIONH CONFIDENTIAL. Call and conBiilt us or lend nnmo unil post-gfflf nilclrrii plainly written enclo o ilatup , , iin.il'nt1 ulll fend you , In nUIn wrapirer , out'A PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MBN > uroN I'nivATB , PrioiAi , ASO Ninvoos DiiCAtli ) , HEUINII. VftAKNKti , Si'iiiMATonniiiRA , cr , Srriiii.ii , CloNar.niHK * , UI.KIT , VA KTUicrunn , ANU AM. DI'EASKS of THE GOyf UniNAnr Oliuiss , or icud li.fctory of jour ca e f an opinion , ! tV rcrconn imalilc t3 vl It t 113 may lie trcnt d al lh { linmci , hy oorrefiiandcnoo J > lcdlcine and wtfi . menu lent by mull or nrejo SKfl'IlELY PAC'J . El ) FROM tlllSUHVATION . no marlm toln0f ( contonlH or semlcr. OMB ) iernnal Inlervle - "f flif /cried If convenient. 1'lfty ri > iiini for the iccon } ' modntlon of patlcnli llnaid ml ntlcndanoo at rcasnuahle piiccs. Addrcis nl' ' I.eltern to Omaha Medical and Surgical institute. On.tath C cnJ Caallnl Avn. . OMAII.1. IIZD , WOODBRIDGE BRO'S. ' , State Agents FOll TUB Omaha , Neb. E. T. ALLEN , M. D. Room 0 Williams Building , cor. 15th and Dodge sts , Oninlia. Hours 8 to IS a.m. 2 lo t nnd 7 to 8 p in Tlio sulecl'ons of Fine DIA MONDS , ItUIJIKS , SAIM'JIJKES , and PJ3AHLS , nimlu for us with greirt euro in llio loading marts of ! Europe , U.is summer , hnvo been re ceived direct through the CUSTOM HOUSE , and can now ! .o soon at our establishment. J'HI'lll'H C01lt < lllll > l < lltlltlie. { cluixc oftlictwutitiilx iiw Itn'ltrtUn In- Hftect our Itn'iJtt mitt /lint atocli tinil avail tltrtiwrli't'N / ' f Max Meyer & Fro KCKVITA > * i < " 9Kfv nrnini rf lUlL TtJInl ll f Heed c , ( ) lUiil ( ' " B HIA 9 N rVuu. nctuiif. i i - rnrr . . I Illllt. ! tuylx i , M.I llanbood , M , Tttol | * rk > ! - . 1-MUe * > ! . " " llll. A.U. "I.I s co7Al.rt w t s liCI.UHS 111. I.OO vcr