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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY FEBRUARY 27 ; 1887.-TWELVE PAGES. ASTRIDE WHIRLING WHEELS , . The Bicycle Tournament nt tie Exposition ' Building Last Night. DISTRICT COURT MATTERS. Xlio County I'ortr Farm An Ofllccr Assaulted OdlccpVliltc Hound Over Htrancc Victors Otlicr Ijocnl News. The Hlcyclo Toiiriinincnt. Tim blc.vclo nice nt tlio Exposition building Last evening was nn oxcullunt entertainment , notwithstanding the fact Hint sovcrnl of tlio professionals who were nilverliscil to take a leading part in tlio rnco fulled to appear. Tills was owinic to an untimely interference of tlic elements , n faet that Mr. I'rinco , who prepared the nrogrammo , greatly regrets. Soon after thu Ilftcen hundred people who witnessed tlio tournament liml congregated , Air. I'l-inco road the following lelcgram iti explanation of thu absence of the riders In question : \VoiiTJiiXflToy , Minn. , Feb. 2/5. / JOHN a. PIII.NCT , Oinahr. Dliii-Iey , Swv-rs. Binltli , Carlisle and myself nre snowbound hero and liavo been slnco Thursday nlsht , Will arrive In Omaha Sunday tuornlng , reaily for the six days' race. T. W. Kcic. Mr. I'rinco stated how deeply ho re gretted vhe unavoidable delay , anil prom ised to do his best to present a pro- gramma that would be. an acceptable substitute. And ho .succeeded admirably. Tlio first race called was for colored men , u two mile , dash. Three starters were advertised , but two of them , through sickness , failed to appear. .John Hlcolon , who has been riding but a couple of weeks , appeared ready for the raee and was matched against n new be ginner , familiarly known as "Texas Jack , " who , blacked as a negro , prac tised a neat deception upon the audience and upon his sable lined opponent as well. The race wasanrotty one and was won by Hieuton in 7 minutes and IW seconds ends , entitling him to a medal. Following tins came an amateur handi cap race for ten miles. Mittaucr and Feabody started from the scratch , giv ing Deal Wort/ , the champion boy rider a start of a half-mile. Peabody cut out the pace for tlio lirst mile , trailed by Mittauer and the "Kid. " Then Mittauer ( ook the lead and set apace that dropped Wertr. a lap behind at the end of the second end mile. The rival amateurs had a give and take contest until the end of tin ; sixth mile , when they had gained three of the live laps' advantage. The lirst ac cident of thu evening occurred at this point. An outsider who was standing near the dressing room attempted to cross the track after I'eahody and Mil- tauer had passed and caused a collision with \Vertz , who was thrown from his wheel , but fortunately escaped any seri ous injury. This narrowed the race to the two crock amateurs , who are earnest but friendly rivals , anil a lively pace they Hindu of it. 1'cnbody was m the ] cad thu last mile and started on the fin ishing lap with Mittauer on his little wheel. At the fatal corner near the annex door Peabody took a header and both riders were in"a heap. Instantly both were on their feet and making for their wheula. In mounting Peabody's foot rest slipped , making a pedal mount necessary. Mittauer unproved his chance advantage and led his rival across tlm line In Ul minutes and 22 .seconds , an excellent record notwithstanding the accident. The next event , and the one that created great excitement , was the twenty mile race between Kd Bullock and Charles Ashinger , both of whom chum the championship of Nebraska. Thu race was to decide the claim and for a purse of $50 dollars oll'ered by Mr. I'rinco. Both of the men appeared in excellent shape and showed from the lirst that the race would be an excellent one. Ashinger , who was at a slight disadvantage in not being acquainted with the track , set the nace for tlio lirst two miles when Uul- lock took the lead and gave the Colorado champion a pace that loosened the boards in the track to keep. The men led in turn and aroused thu wildest enthusiasm of the audience the greater part of which was on their feet during a greater part of tlio race. When the pistol was lired lor the last mile Mullock shot ahead anil opened n gap that was closed up by Ashingor on the sixth lap. The Colorado champion was directly on tlio wheel of Hullock in thn eighth lap when lie struck the fatal corner and took a header , leav ing Hullock to run the last two laps alone , winning the race in 1 hour 5 minutes ami 43 seconds. During one of the intermissions , Mas ter James Murphy entertained thu aud ience with an exhibition of trick rating that was received with great applause. A boys' race for live laps , between Mas ters James Murphy and John Tulley , with Tulley a halt lap the start , was won by Murphy in 1 minntu and fti seconds. The closing feature of the excellent programme was amile race against time by John I'rinco. The best indoor record is ( J minutes , 4 seconds. Uullock acted us pacemaker for I'rinco , who set out u terrilii ! pace that kept the track crnckiiig , On the second milo of tiiu Bpuuanother accident happened. Hut- lock had slackened bis speed while LMnco was paining a lap on a spurt , when an outsider attempted to cross the track with the usual result , liullouk withdrew from the race , leaving Prince to finish nlono. He did this in 5 minutes and GO seconds , beating thu best indoor record by 8 sec onds. The announcement was greeted by thu wildest applause. The entertain ment on the whole was onu of thu finest over given In the eity.thu largo audience , that included some of the bust people of the city , attesting tlio Increased Interest In this sport of sports. Mr. William Potter - tor acted as master of ceremonies and succeeded in making all announcdmunts .hoard distinctly a faet that was appre ciated as being unusual. Tlio Six I > ; iyn Jtnee. To-morrow evening commences the six days race , four hours a day , for the twenty-four hour championship of America. Tlio men who will start in this rnco are ; John S , Prince , champion of America ; T. W. Eolc , champion of Canada ; Tom llardwlck , champion ot .Kansas ; Frank K , Uingley , champion of tlio northwest ; I'M Mullock , champion of qbraskn ; Chas. Ashniger , champion of Colorado , and Frank Smith , a new rider from Minneapolis , The race will start unch evening at 7 o'clock and close , at 11 o'clock. Tlio race will bo an u.v- qiting ono. ( ) / course all of the contest ants have an uye on first placu with ,1'rlnoo as lavorlto. Then what a scram- pip Kck , Dingloy , Uullock and A-lmigor will make fur Miccmd place. To-morrow Availing all ladles will bo admitted fro3 of charge. UNU.tri'Y W1VUS. Petitions Handled in t ho District Court Yesterday. In the district court yesterday Katie ledcr ) | commenced a suit -for : i divorce from her husband , John II , Dleilor , Ac cording to the petition of tlio plnmtilV ulio has had no tud of trouble with her { logo.lord , She was-married to him in April , 1880 , slnco which time a child has [ [ veil eight mouth * in the family. Her husband lias refused to live witii her $ inco the wedding day and has failed .to eontribut.o anything to the support of and child. Shu further alkies . . . t . that 'in February , 1887 ; the liusbnnd com mitted adultery With an Omaha woman of ill-repute. The injured woman asks a decree of divorce and the custody of her child. Answer was mrulo 'in the dis trict court ycslerday in tlm cele brated divorce case of Holwoll vs HoI- wcll , of which a great deal has already been said in thu paper. " . The plaintiff is I he wile , who naks for divorce on the ground of excessive crueltyThn an swer of the husband charges the wite with adultery in Council Hind's with a party whose name is unknown. lleiiriettu tJrybisky began suit yesterday - torday in the district court through her attorney. Max Kuhn , to so- euro \livorce from her husband , Joseph A. , a wealthy farmer residing in liloom- ingtnn , in this state. She is now living with her mother , Mrs. Hlocsc , on the cor ner of Third and Spruce streets in this city , having been driven there by the cruelty of her husband. She has not yet attained to her eighteenth year. Slnco her return home a child has been born , and in her plea she asks for thn custody of the same and alimony pending the sottunicnl of the case. A 1'Alfl.Oll MATCH. At Hoyd's opera house those comical comedians , Messrs. Evans and Hooy , ( Old Hess and Me ) , will appear Friday and Saturday this week in Mr. lloyt's amusing comedy , "A Parlor Match. " This piece is one of the most amusing which Mr. lloyt has given to the stage , and in It Messrs. Evans and Hooy have disported themselves to thu infinite en joyment of largo audiences , and they will no doubt repeat their former great success in this city. The piece lias been changed in many respects since it was last presented hero , and now musle specialties anil new topical songs mivo been interpolated , so that there will be much of novelty in it , even for these who saw it and enjoyed it last season. I'eoplo'H Theatre. _ On Monday , February 23 , nt this theatre Fielding's Comedy Ideals begin a week's engagement In the ludicrous mirth-provoking comedy , "Confusion. " This Is an organization composed of comedians and play only comedies. The stars of the company , John and Maggie Fielding , are known to the theatre-goers of the entire United States. The com pany is a carefully selected onu , and the plays are produced with every attention to detail. 'J'he performances have re ceived the highest praise from the press in every city in which they have ap peared all the plays produced by this company are interspersed with songs and pleasing specialties. Manager Wal ton assures his patrons that this is the strongest company ( lint has yet appeared at his theatre , having himself been a member of the company six years ago , and he speaks aovisedly. On Monday night "Confusion'1 will bo presented. Tlio County I'oor Farm. The bill authorizing the county com missioners to t.oll . the poor farm on time was passed by the legislature , ami the commissioners have taken steps to have the arrangements made at once for the sale. Judge MeCiilloch yesterday ap pointed .John Kustin , Chris' llartman and John L. McCaguo as appraisers to ap praise the value of the property. The sale will be niiido some time in April. The terms will probably bo one-third cash and thu balance in one , two and three years. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I'atti's reception room at the exposition hall was adorned with an Emerson piano. Visitors. Wctieell Shecf , n Hohcmian Vvlio lives on south Fourteenth street , has a strange pair of uninvited guests at his home. Friday he and his wife returned home after their day's work to find a young lady , a stranger and a bouncing boy baby a few hohrs old , occupying one of their bed rooms. The .young woman gayo her name as Mary Hodka but re fused to tell anything more of hoi-self oi lier history. I1I3NMHON HiroS. , 1521 Douglas Street. Special prices for next week. Great est Towel sale on record. 150 do ; : . Turk ish Bath Towels , 15c worth Me. Out-Great Leader , -00 doz , line bleached Knotted Fringe Towels -oc , worth oOc. For next week only wo will place on sale four1) ( ) numbers in extra line Hlcached Table Damask , full 2 yards wide , No. 1 at 7"ie , regular price OOc , _ s'o. 2 at 87Jo , regular price $1. No. 3 ill. ? ! , regular price : ? 1.25. No.-I at $125 , regular price $1.75. Don't fail to sou these damasks as they are gems. 50 dor , extra fine bleached g Napkins at s ? 1.-I8 per doz. , worth $2.00. fiO dox. very line bleached J Dinner Napkins at $ ' . .0:1 : per dor , worth * 2.75. 1UO deFine Fringed Checked Napkins at 50d per do/ , worth double. 3 cases White Crochet Quilts 7oc worth $1.00. 3 cases White Crochet Quills $1.00 worlh $1.25. 2 cases White Crochet Quills 11.25 wortli $ 1.75 , Don't fail to examine these Quills. It's yory seldom you get a bargain like thoso. For next week 100 pieces full width Stripe and Checked Seersuckers at lOo per yard , never sold Jess than 12J ami 15c. 50 pieces All Wool -10 inch Ladies' SaokingsISo worth Ooc , all now Spring Shades. 20 pieces -10 inch Fancy Mixtures 5o ! ) worth "Gu. HENN1SON HKOS. 1510-1521 Douglas street. Oberno & llo.Iok's addition gees on sale Monday morning at the ollleo of K. S , Hood , solo agent , 100U Farnam up stairs , Tlio nonnnza Addition To South Omaha has just boon placed on tno niarKot , being a subdivision of block 10 , of .M.IIIIKJIIT'S moicK. 100 lots in this beautiful addition are now olTorcd for sale at very moderate prlecs. They are located on and inline- iilulely adjoining Holloyuo road. W. 0. AuntiGHT18 , S. 15lli. Ohcrnu & Hosick's addition. -IrevitioN. Tlm revenue collections yesterday iimounled to f 1,701,70 , Mike Kulloy , a clironio otTondor , was arrested ycslerday charged with the lar ceny oi an overcoat from Calm Hros' . store1 , Frank IIolYman , alias "Hanana."and Frank Striker , alias "Hats , " two well- known crooks , were arrested in Nio \ \ allaco's dlvo yesterday afternoon. 1'iiraurnplis. . Mr. J. F. Hittle , of Hawlins , Wyo. , is in the city , the guest.of C. W. James. Church Howe is in the cltv , at the Pax- " ' ton. ' Albcir Kuhn , the youngest and almost thu biirgest member ot the Musical pmon orchestra , celebrated his sixteenth birth day yesterday. Ho is is-a promising olar- netlst ami at the same .time is makln" headway jn Ihe Muijy of too Jaw wllh his father. 8O.MI2 CUM1XO OIIATOKS.- Debate By tlic CrelRhton CollCRO 1'hll- linrinonio Society. Tn the debate which look place bclwccn some of the clio cn members of the Crelghlon college Philharmonic society last week it was once more made evident that the professors of that Institution do not believe that education consists en tirely of routine work. The subject cho 'n for debate was one of llio live topics of the day and one which required nn immense amount of original thinking by those who championed one side or the other. Mr. Eugene Noon , previous to the debate , read a carefully prepared critical essay on Henry Uoorce's theory , and on this was the debate founded. Mr. P. Hurko and Mr , II. Town contended that the private ownership of land is un just , wliiln Mr. J O. Gorman and Mr. J. McCarvlIle pleaded for the more conservative vative and present method of ownership. For some time past the more anvanced students of the college have been on thu qui vivo of excitement as to the outcome of the debate. It was generally conceded the sides were about eiiually divided as to oratorical ability , and consequently there was an unusual interest and u largo attendance. Mr. Burke opened the argument and in doing so condemned in unsparing terms and with sharp Invective Iho pros- American land system. His opening speech was well opposed by Mr. O. Gor man , wco was in turn attacked by Mr. II. Town and who , in turn , was severely criticised by his opponent , Mr. MeCar- ville. Kncu of thu four speakers hud an opportunity , in a second speech , to de molish his opponent , and as each modern Cicero resumed his seat amid the plaud its of the audience , his manner indicated that he was at least satisfied witli himself. Thu debate lasted over two hours and was ono of thu most sprightly and inter esting ever held in the college. During thu cveiilnc Mr. _ \ \ . Doran gave an orig inal declamation on "Washington. " It was well written , pleasingly delivered and warmly applauded. Card ! ' Thanks. We take pleasure in expressing our gratitude for the liberal sum received by us as thu proceeds of thu charity lecture , given under the auspices of the St. Leo branch of thu Knights of Labor , for the benefit of the orphans of Omaha. In behalf of thu poor , homeless chil dren , whoso \yauts wo are endeavoring , with very limited means , to alleviate , we thank the worthy citizens of Omaha who so generously palroni/.ud the lecture. Wu llmnlc m particular thu members of thu St. Leo branch ot the Knights of Labor , tlic very reverend speaker and all who assisted in tlic interesting programme. The orphans'petition will be daily pre sented before the thione of the Almighty God in behalf of all who aided in mak ing lliu lecture , as it was , a literal treat and a grand liuancial success. SISTKUS or Miucv. Irish National The honorable secretary of Nebraska has issued a call for .a state convention to bo held in Lincoln March 3 next. In re sponse to that call it is hoped that every branch in Nebraska and every nftiliating society will have a representative at said convention. Irishmen of Nebraska deserve - servo censure for their auparcnt indiller- ence , but we are convinced that the crisis now impending will revive all their old- time devotion and patriotism. Let the Irishmen of Omaha combine and consult for thu common cause. For this purpose there will be a mcotinir of the Irish Na tional league field in Cunningham hall this afternoon at 250 ; ! o'clock p. m , , at which delegates will be chosen for the state convention. Every man in Omaha having Irish blood in Ins veins and poss essing a desire to ameliorate thu present unfortunate condition of Ireland ought to bu present , if for no uther purpose than to show his sympathies for a cause which has produced so many heroes and martyrs. JOHN A. McSiiAXi : , President. JOHN Hubii , Vice president. City of South Uin.ihii. Dummy trains carry sixteen hundred passengers daily to and from it. Stock yards , packing houses , two national banks , four-story brick hotels and busi ness houses wow.- what will it be in three years ? C. E. Maynu has exclusive sale of this property. Hranch ollice opposite depot , South Omaha. The present low pricey of lots in Obcrno & Hosick's addition will bo advanced after Monday. Ituy a lot Monday of E. S. Hood , solo agent , InO'.tFarnam upstairs. .Miss Bertha Miss Hortha Stuinhauser , daughter of Prof. Steinhausor , and a promising yoiinir vocalist of this city , had the pleasure of being presented to Mine. Patti on Thurs day last. Through Arditi , an old friend of her father's , she was introduced to Siir. Nicolini , for whom she sang with so much success that the gentleman intro duced her to his wife , Mine. Patti. The latter commended the young lady's as pirations , entertained her for some mo ments , ami wished her suesess in her am bition to become n singer. Miss Stoin- hauler's volco will bo cultivated , and she uxpeets , before long , to commence to study under a foreign master. "Citizens' School Mactinu Culled. 'Several prominent Omahanshavu made n call for a meeting of citizens , to be hold Monday evening at thn City hall at 7 o'clock , for the purpose of discussing House Hell No.170 , introduced in the legislature , relative to school matters. This bill , they think , needs amendments in view of tl.u now charter becoming a law and additional territory buing added to the nehool districts of the city. As it is a well known fact that several subur ban places , notably Walnut Hill , are de sirous of coming into thu city principally on account of IhorecklRSS and outrageous manner in which schools in their locality am now conducted , the meeting will very likely bo a largo ono. Gigantio Are these to ho builtin South Omaha , for which the plans have just been com pleted. Vast industries will bo added this year and IIU.N'DKKIKS Ol DWKI.HNOS erected for those finding employment there. ALllIlir.HT'S CHOICE offers tha best opportunities for these wishing to purchase lots in South Omaha , whether for residence or speculation. W. G. Ai.niiHiiiT. 218 S 15th St. nifTcrcnoo in Time. Uy the quickest route now in use U re quires to travel from the city To Hanscom Park. . . . , , . . . 30 mln ToC'dth and Loavenworth st . ,25 min To 3td : and St. Mary's avu . 20 min To 20th and St. Mary's ave . 15 min To 21th and Farnam st . 15 nun To the high school . 15 min To Obemo & Hosick's addition. . . . 5 min While the lots cost away up in the thousands In all the above places except the last n lot can bo bought In Oborn'o & Hosick's addition for u few hundred del lars. Klre The old engine- house of No , 1 , which formerly stood on Izard ami 'Twentieth streets , is now located on. the corner of Cumlng and Sixteenth streets. It has been beautified and repaired and will soon be biipplied with a lioso cart and company. This will suvo No , J.uow cm Saumlors , from answering n number of the calls from tlio intuHor of the town. The extension ladder was shipped from Chicago on Thursday last , and will.bn bronchi up to lown and exhibited on next Monday or Tuesday. Jlook mid .ladder will bo removed fro-n No. fl's house lo No. 1 on Sniindors street , and the cxlon- hlon ladder will go to No. 8. > V Itnrualti. For Sale Lois fl and 7 In block 2 , Dwlght and Lyman's J > elli corners. George Hudio , Council HlulVs. Snt'c. The largo safe weighing 1-1-lOOlbs. , was transferred from tlie Missouri Pacific freight house to the building to bo occu- picdby the U. S. National bank , by Mr. E. J. Davis , who does heavy hauling. Mr. 1) . deserves much credit for placing this immense safe quickly and without acci dent of any kind. It will bn remembered that it is tlio largest safe ever moved unon a wagon , and demonstrates the ability ot Mr. Davis lo accomplish any thing of the kind entrusted lo htm. Call on Mrs. M. F IUchoU , 1520 Dong- las street , for nil kinds of fancy work and materials , also latest thing in art decora- lion lava. The Commissioner's The commissioners passed n resolution yesterday rescinding llio right of way privileges granted to C. E. Maync , Eras- tus Hcnson and W. L. McCaguo for a .street railway along the military road. This action was caused by the failure of the company lo sign Iho required bond for Iho protection of the county's inter est. est.The The contract for running the road grader No. 1 was awarded to H. P. Knight & Co. , and for running grader No. 2 to Eli Johnson. The anplicalions of Dr. Keogli and Dr. Dysart tor thu position of county uttor- iiov were received and placed on file. The county treasurer was instructed to sell to Koan & Co. , of Chicago , § 11,000 of tlio county's bridge bonds due 1800 at llinir offer , a premium of Sl.Oii } . The Forest. Lawn Cemetery association presented a communication offering to sell tlio county live acres for a county burying ground at $1,000 pur acre. St'KINO NOVKI.TIKS JN G1.0VKS AT 1520 DOL'Ol.AS ST. Gio. : Mrrc'ini.i. : . Sonic Coed 1'oiiitn. Oborno & Hosick's addition Lies high and beautiful. All the lots gently slope towards the cast. It is only live minutes ride from the city.Lots Lots are cheaper than in the adjoining additions. Lots he bctle.r lhan in thu adjoining additions. Thu faro is only 5 cents for a ride to the city in 5 minutes. ' It is 'inside property. It is a sure and safe investment. The prices arc especially low for Mon day.After After Monday prices advance on all lots not sold. There are no more beautiful lofs in the whole city than in Oberuoii. Hosick's ad dition. Special sale Monday. E. S. Hoot ) , Sole A < rent , 150 ! ) Farnam street , up stairs. A Hari-aiii. House and lot in Walnut Hill ? 2fiOO. § 550 cash. H. W. Uriggs , 1030 Howard sticet. _ The Criminal Calendar. In the district nourb yesterday after noon John Kratka , the Uobeniian saloon keeper , was found guiltyof the charge of adultery preferred against him by his wife , who followed him from St. Louis and found him living here with another woman. The case against Crosby , accused of having committed perjury in the Powell murder case at Florence , will bu called b'uforu Judge Neville to-morrow , The case against Henry Mittcnian , charged with the killing ot Durham at Millanl , will bu called Tuesday , and upon its compleliod the Lauer case will bu called lor trial C. E. Mayne has established a branch ollice in South Omaha for the exclusive sale of thu South Omaha Land Co.'s properly. Oilicu opposite depot. For a small investment with absolulu certainty of big profit * anil no risks lots in George II. Hoggs' addition at present low prices cannot lie equaled. Call on Hoggs & Hill for maps and reliable in formation. Special bargains for cash or to the c desiring whole or half block's. Are those to be built in South Omaha , for which thu plans have just been com pleted. Vi'.st industries will bo added this year and nr.vDur.ns or mvKi.i.iNos erected for these finding employment there. AI.IIIIIIillT'S CIIOICK oflorstho best opportunities for those wishing to purchase lots in South Omaha , whether for residence or. speculation. W. G. Ai.mtuiirr. 218 S 15th st. A Wife Heater. Mary Norton , an innocent appearing Gorman girl , swore out a warrant in Judge Stenborg's court yesterday after noon for the arrest of her husband , Harry Norton. Thu woman alleges that she has been subjected to all kinds of abiiso and ill-treatment from her hus band and now states that siiu intends to prosecute him to the extent of the law. The South Omaha Land company have appointed ( ' . E , Mnyno solo agent for the salt ) of theirlots. He will show the prop erty and furnish all dcalrcd information upon application. [ Signed ] W. A. PAXTOX , President. For u small investment with absolute certainty of big profits nmf no risks lols in George II. Hoggs' addition at present low prices cannot bo equaled. Call on Hoggs it Hill for maps and reliable in formation. Special bargains for cash or to those desiring whole or half blocks , Tlio Uonair/.n To South Omaha has just been placed on the market , being a subdivision of block 10 , of ALHIMOIIT'tJ CIIOIC15. 100 lots In this beautiful addition are now olfunid for sale at very moderate prices. They am located on and imme diately adjoining Hullovuo road. W. G. AI.HHIHHT , 218 S. 15th. Thn Omulia Ilazniir , Articles of incorporation , of the Omaha Hawuir were lifed in the county clerk's ollioo yesterday. The incorporation has a capital stock'of $10,000 and is formed for the purpose of bvymg and selling toys , notions , smokers' articles , etc , The incorporators are M. Toft , Oliva Toft and Chris Toft. _ Oborno & Hoaick's addition is insldo property. For a small investment with absolute certainty of big profits and no risks lots in Ge.orgo II. Hoggs' addition at present low prices cannot bo equaled. Call on Hoggs & Hill for mans and reliable in formation. Special bargains for cash or to those desiring whole or half blocks. Oberno & Hosick's addition Is within tt 100 yards of slatiou cu the Union Pucinc , X.'ll. Ki Our Nn.tt Jlnefcinont . Bnlo Will'uo Mndn on Tuesday * 1st , .Maruh Anil will'bo more interesting'lhan any wo have made yet. Amongst other bar gains , llio following will bo ofibrcil , Salccns in short lengths. Ihls seat-on new styles , regular nrieo 15c , will bo sold by us on Tuesday at 8c. Hemnants of Turkey rod .la'mask. Remnants of cream damask. Hnmnanls of wool ilrnss goods. . Hosiery and underwear. Linen laces and buttons , ami a lot of remnants of embroideries will bo put up in average lots in which they will bo great bargains , Full particulars in Ibis paper On Mon day. N. H. F.\i.ooxin. : Obcrnu & Hosick's addtllon Is only two miles from thu postolllco. Foil TVVKXTY YKA.KS. Two Old Residents Comhlno Their TalentH nnd Co Into the Itunl Ijstuto Business. It Is very seldom that the HIK : can so heartily recommend a now lirm to Iho lender mercies of the public as it can Messrs. Samuel Coiner and Goo. H. Filch- oil who havucslabllshcd a real estate and loan ollleo at lUOj Howard street. Holh these gentlemen have lived in Omaha for the last twenty years and have walohud Iho city's growth from its infancy to Us present mammoth proportions. The most part of their time lias boon devoted - voted to the real ostulo business , having been witli C. E. Mayno for a number of years. Messrs. Cotnor & FItchoU are re garded by all who know them and there are very lew who do not know I hem as competent judges of realty values , and their judgment , too , can always bu relied upon as the very best. Their largo ac quaintance enables them to start out with a very largo list of property for salu , comprising bargains in every part of the city and South Omaha. Their carriages will always bo found ready to carry pur chasers to sou property which they have for salo. Their ollicos , at ICO , " Howard street , are being furnished in elegant style , with main and private plllees , finished in cherry color. Those in quest of real , gen uine barg ; . ins need look no farther than to Cotnor & Fitchett for they always have that kind of property for salo. Attention. Myrtle Division U. K. K. of P. special meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock , at _ Metropolitan halt. Hy order of ' Sir Knight Thomas Hurrell' , sir knight commander. You will miss the chance of a lifetime if you don't buy a lot in Ohurne & Hos ick's addition Monday. E. S. Uootl is sole agent , 150 ! ) Farnam st. "Doujjlas County Nursoricd will plant the trees in Hitchcock's addi tion. " Hy order of ( . ! . O. Howard , Propr. 1'Iatte Valley Hay Company. E. C. Mockbeo , proprietor. Hailed Hay , Flour and Feed. Car lots a specially. Corrcsponce solicity with close buyers. C. W. St'AitKs , Manager. Telephone 27. For a small investment witli absolute certainly of bit : profits and no risks lots in Georgu 11. Hoggs' addition at present low prices cannot bu equaled. Call on Hoggs & Hill for mans and reliable in formation. Special bargains for cash or to those desiring whole or half blocks. Are these to bo built in South Omaha , for which the plans have just been com pleted. Vast industries will be added this year and ' HKxwtr.ns or UWKI.UXOS erected for those linding employment there , AT.itmmrr's CIIOICB oilers the best opportunities for those wishing to purchase lols in South Omaha , whether for residence or speculation. W. G. Ai.imuiKT , 218S loth St. 1520 DOUGLAS Sriir/r. ! L\i > ns : AXD Cim.mtK.v'ti CLOAKS , SIMTS AND UNDKIIWKAU AT OXIMI.U.K THICK. STOCK MUM' UK ci.osici ) . M. AC.NKS HKKLIX , AGKXT. The Intcr-Statu Commerce Hill. is expected to help the boom in South Omaha immensely , as freight rates ad vance and passes to stockmen arc abel ished. TIIKV PAXXOT AI'TOUD to compete ; with South Omaha at the eastern points. AI.UUIOHT'S ciioicn thus becomes moru valuable every day , although the prices have not yet been ad vanced , but tlie.ysoon will be. W. G. ALiiuiniiT , _ 218 South 15th st. Ohcrnc & Hosick's addition lies on thai beautiful slope , just southwest of thu Howell lumberyard. Ijlncoln Suburban I'roperty. The real estate boom at Lincoln is just beginning. You fellows in Omaha who know how to make money out of aero property como down and see my tract ad joining the city limits ami 3011 will make money by the operation.J. . J. C. McHinm : , Room ! , Hiohards' block , Lincoln , Xeb , For a small investment with absolute certainty for big prolits and no risks lols in ( Jeorgo II. Hoggs' addition tit present low prices cannot bu equaled. Call on Hoggs & Hill for maps Find reliable in formation. Special bargains fur cash or lo those desiring whole or half blocks. xuv Xlio Mottor Heal KHttito Agency MOVCR Into Now Quartern. The ollleo for so many years occupied by Paulson As Co. Is being entirely rono- vntcd and to-morrow morning will betaken taken possession of by the Motter Heal Kstato agency. Former visitors to 151J1 Farnam street will scarcely recognize Iho place next week , as it is being newly painted , papered , etc. , and a counter will bo placed across the room , in the rear of which will bu placed the private oflloo , thus materially changing the appearance of the buildhig. Oberno & Hosick's addition is a half milo southeast of Hanscom Park. Jlcal J'JHluto Trniif-rcrfl Died February 20 , 1837 , reported for the HII : : by the C. E. Mayno Real Hstnto and Trust company. 1) L Thomas and wife to Omaha ami Flor ence Land and Trust Co. lot 7 lilk M nnd 12 in 101 and 17 In HIT and 7 in 230 and l-20th ot out lots aw Klorenco qc Sl.oo , K II Walker and wife to Omaha nnd Flor ence Land and Trust Co , lot a blk 75 Flor ence fc Sl.OO Lewis Plant and wife to Omaha nnd Flor ence Jvnnd and Trust Co , lots ii anil t > blk 'M Florence ci c 81.00. Milton Himdrlx and wlfu In Oianlm and Florence Land ami Trust Co , ( J7 lots In Flor ence q o-SI.OO , John SUUon and wife to Omnlia and llor- enco Land ami Trust Co , lot i blk 103 Flor ence < l c Sl.OO. 'Ml Walker ami wife to Oinahh nnd Vlor- enue Land nntl Trust Co , lots 2 and a Mk 71 Mid fi 6 7 and 8 in i Florence < j c-Sl.OO. J K Hansom to Omaha nnd r lorence Land nnd Trust Co. lots507.Btt 10 U 12 13 H 15 u.110 lilk U'J Florence o c-SI.OO. M U Wild auJ wite to Omaba and Florence Lnnd nnd Trust Co , lots 5 and C blk 33 .Flor ence t | c SI.00. C I ) llulcldii'son ami wlfo to A W Dudley , lot 7 blk : ) Fowler plneo W dS400. ' . Carrie T Illiifl.to Chas ami Fmnk Marsh , lot H blk H Patrick's 1M ntld w d-SI.MW. b S McCahe. tti ,1 H Melkle , trustee , lol 0 , blk ri' . Oinalin , w d-SS5'W. W ,1 Paul tn V I ) Tanner et al , lot Q nnd W 5 ft of lot 1 , blk : v , Heed's SVl add , w d-$3.0nO. A M AloxniiilOr lo II L .McConainjhy , lot II. bll3 ( , Ularendon add to Omah'n , w d v Jnin'es Kill ? , jr. , to MrsCorii Kills , lots 0 and 10 , W A ileillck'3 aild to Omaha , w d Union Stock Yards coimvmv lo Michael O'llern , lot a , blk 0 1st add to South Omalin , w d P. . C K Mnyne nnd wife to truilee1 * of the M 15 church of Valley , lot 1:1 : , blk 1 , C KMuyno's 1st add to Valley. < | c-Sl .00. C K Mnvno anil wife to Mnre U'alson , lot IS , lilk fi , 0 K Mayno's. 1st add to V alley , w A (1 ( Intrnnn et al toV I Kler < tend , lots 1 and 'J , lilk U , Isaac A : Seldoli's add , w u . : . , wa Clara liocder to the putillc plat of Hoeder's add , n Utt ft of wmo fmr sw U' nw Mi ! ' , 1 * ami ii : dedication. T ( ' Hum HIT ct nl loSninucI Halrd , lots in , II , 1.1 ntul 10 , blk 21 , Moiso A : Jiruniier's add , w il SflW. A (5 ( ChniUnnnml wife to F L Heed , lot 10 , blk 1 , Institute iiliici' , w d--SlX : ! ( ) . Hyion Heed at nl to Siimiutl.Mnitciiscn , lols in ntul 15 , blk 4 , Campbell's addition : w d si , . .1 L Mcl'npuo ntul wlfo tn Ann L Larson , hits u aml'l , blk 1 , West Cumlni * mlil ; w d .C.OO. I ) L Thomnsniid wlfo to ,1 It Hlalr , twenty- nlno lots In II'IORMICU ; q e SI. Omaha nnd Florence I. and Trust Co. tn Mlltun H. Wild , loty , ulklW , Florence ; ij c Flnronco Laml Co. to II C Hlonlon. lots 7 nnd S. blk17 : lottM , blk ' .U ; one-twentieth of nut lots IW , 173 and I7s > , Flotenco ; w d SS.7.1. iloseiih Hnrkeraml wlfo to I ) L Thomas , lots si , s. . si. M , ssi , mi , i-ij , lia anil l-l , Norwood Paik ; w djSK ) . .1 C Chapman to I ) L Thonm Inl * . ' . blk l.V ) ; lot:1 : , blk ' .Hi : ono-tweatle.tli of out lots _ ( M. ll and ' .ID , Florence ; Q e-S' 00. T C MeUnwtt et nl , exetMtors , to I ) L Thomas , one-half lot 11 , blk 11 , Florence ; q c II'A 'llan-lson ol al to Milton llomMx , lot 8 , blk ! ! J hint lots 7 and 8 , blk ion , Florence ; q c S75. Knoeh Lowe anil wlfo to "Ulltou Ilemlrix. lot 1" , blk IW ; lot 7 , blk US ; ono-twentletli of out lots I ? ' , 184 and ias. Florence ; q e-SM. .Samuel llar. li i\nd wife to Milton llundrix , 2'J lots In Florence , q c Sl.OO. D M Craham ct al to Milton Huadrix , lul S , blk 41 , Florence , q e S'M. T PMcCulIottulictal lo Milton Jlomlrlx , lot 5 , blk "J5 , Old Town of Florence , q c Sl.ou. Wilson Hiw * . & Coin Milton llomlrix , lots 0 anil 7 , blk 07. lot 7 , blk OS , 7 In4 , -1 In. : ) . Florence , n cST5. . Charles Cooper to Milton llendrix , lot 10 , blk Id' ) , Fluionee , q 0 825. W 11 Leas to Milton llendrix , lot 7. Oik 27 , lot 2 , blk4 ; ! , Florence , q c Sl.OO. Mary K Harsh et al to V (5 I.nntiy , lot 7 , blk 15 , lot ! ) blk MO , Florence , q e $1.00. Mary Smx'ent et nl tn V ( J Lantry , lot II , blk los , Florence , q c tU.OO. Kll/.ubutli L Sliocnbcrcer nnd liusbniul to V G Lantry , lot 11 , blk 10S , Florence , q c- $1.00. Herman Kountzo and wlfo to V O Lantry , 10 ! ) lots Flotation n c-SolS. 1) L Thomas and wite to Omaha and Flor ence Land and Trust Co , 8 in ( il , 7 in bS , ! ) in 101J in s ; , 3 In s" , fi in ill , 1 in ifl , 5 in 101 , nnd ntf } ot out lot 20S , also } S of 4 In fts. a lu 70 , 7 in 7. , d in IK ) , ' . ) in IBI. IS In 115 , i ! in 'J'J , 15 In 107 , ! in 120. 5 In 121 , 12 In 13 , 4 in 145. fl in 117 , 12 in ir,7 , . in in. , it ) in iri ) . o in ais , u In 115 , a In 2oO , and out lot -03 , all in Florence , q c-Sl. K II Walker and wife tn Omaha nnd Flor ence Land and Trust Co , 17 lots in blk ' . " > , Florence , w d .U.OOJ. F S Malcolm et al , to Omaha and Floicnco Lnnd nntl Trust Co , 1:12 : by 2fil feet com east slilu of blk 274 and west side ot Water st 20 7J. left from n cor of blk74 , q c 51. E L Sayre and wife to Omaha and Florence Land and Trust Co , lot 5 , bile 83 , Florence , wt-50. ! Thomas Hnrrctt and wife to Omnha nnd Florence Land and Trust Co , lots I , S , 14. 17. IS. 20 , lilk ' . ' .i , also : i in bi ! , Florence , w d S i7 1) L Thomas nnd wife to Omaha nnd Klor enco Lund nnd Trust Co , 13 lots in Florence q c-Sl. V I ! Eisnlryand wlfo to Omaha nnd Flor ence Land anil Trust Co , OJ lots in Florence , q c-Sl. , ) II Ulnir anil wife tn Omnlin nnd Florence Lnnd nnd Trust Co , lit lois in Florence. lane Thomas to Omalin and Floience Laud and Trust Co , lots 11 , 12 , blk3 , Florence , q e -SI. 11 C Illonlnn and wife to the Omaha niitl Florence Land ami Trust company , lois 7 and H , blk 47 , lot 20 , blk 1)1. ) l-20th of out lots 150 , 171 ; and 17s , and lot 4 , blk 100 , Florence , tl c Sl.OO. Andrew Nelson and wife to Omalin and Florence Land and Trust company , lots , * i , 0 nntl S. blk W.Iots . and 12 , blk 100 , Florence , il c-fel.OO. 1C. 11. Walker and wifnto Omnlin ar.tl Flor- I'lirjo Land anil Triiil company , lots G , 10 nnd 14 , lilk 'Jl , lots 1 , 4 ami fl. blk 7J , lot 0 , Dllc 05 , all In Florence , q c-Sl.OO. County commis ; > lom.T.s of Dnu.lns county to tlio public nlnt of Douglas mid o SIO feet of nc 4'2 ! , l. ' , ii. : dedication. Alexander CrolK tn C. K. Smith , lot ii : , bile "A , " Snumlurs & llimubauuh's mid , w d S400. S400.William William Couurn. sheriff , to llerninn Kmmtze , 112 lots In Florence , sheriff's deeil Sr.25. . Milton H Wild nnd wlfo to Omaha nnd Floience Lnnd mid Trust company , lot : t , bile IK ) . Flormu-it d c Sl.OO. LmlwlR ICastner to Joseuh ICastner. lot 10. bile "K , " Lowe's add to Omalin , w d SI170. . L V Morse et at to S S Anchmooilv , lot 5 , blk 27 , Morso.Hriinner'saild , \vd 3150. 1 K CoiiKdon et nl to K I ! Mix , lot 21CInrks mid to Omaha , W D-SI.500. W M Foster ami wife to E 13 Williams. lot 4 , blk 4 Fosters add to Omaha , W D 51-00. L V Morse ot al to public pint of Mnrso nnd Hrmincrs add In lots 3 , 5 and ( ! , sec 27 , 10 , 13 , dedication. \V H Taylor lo I ) II Wheeler JrS lot IS. blk 1 , Unrcmlon add to Omnlin , W. O-Sl.iiOO. C K Mnyno to the public pint of 0 K Mavncs 1st mid to Arnlley sub , n of w y of swj ill. 10. 10 ilndtantlon. C A Sherwooil tn ItJ Co/.ier , lot 5 , I'elhnm place , W 1---S17.10. Klmn L ( 'iinnnniid linibnml toCi Av Stan- 3cl. lot 12 , blk 113 , Calkins HII ! > W D-S.TiOO. W T Suaiunn nnd wil'o lo W K Parks n * 0 ftwk lot-'J. blk 11 , Hliinii3ilil : ( to- Omaha , W l-tr : . John I'oynn nnd wife tn L W Wnkoly , lot 1 , ink : i , Konntyus addW l-Swo. ) : ; WTOr.ilinmto.MDloiilTi.lliall lot 2 , bile 7 , Plnlnvlowndd. W -51000. I . A S Potter el al to .1 F FJack , lot 21 blk 4 PotteV ; < 'ol > b'snil-S00. ! ! A S Potter ot nl to 0n rln .J Fhiclf , lot 22 blk 1 Potter & Cobu'Hiuld-Sr'JOO. O Jl Hallou et al to H A Mclvncliron. n HO ft of w 00 It lot 2S Alilliird Ciiltlwell's add wd ? 'ihOO. Hnlthns Jotter to ( he public pint , blks 12 , li ) uml 14 Jotter's add Dedication. Mlclmcl Donovan and wife to Patrick O'Connor , lots 7 ami 0 blk 1 Al Donovan's sub wd S-2,500. J ( J Tnvlor U D Hrown , lot 8 blk ttl Omnha Wll-fcl4OJO. Jolin Htfolo nnd wife to J M Dennis , nil of lot 1 blk 42 Credit Fonder mid wil-S'J.XX ( ) . Corollno Lamro in.Moi it/ Meyer , lot li blk 100 Omnha wd Sl , 00. Kllun K Wlllinms nnd husband tn J' C Whlnnery , lots W nnd b'J ( Jlso's add wd Slfi.ooa. Sophia Dallow In the Oinnlui Helt railroad compfiny , yn.Usq ItlotOhlli 7 wd Sl.CCO. Kbcne/dr Dallow ami wlf to Omnlin licit ] { U Co | , 70 > . Rijimro It , Jot fi , blk 37 , Omnha , Archer Kko to J P .1 list et al , lot C , blk 13 , Shlnn's add , wd5,700. . , . K < ! HnlHluaml wlloto Mary F Walls , lot 0 , Priivns sub , w u SJu : . 0 K Clapp to Cordelia WHklr , lots 0 and 7 , blk 3 , Omnha View , w -82,25'J. ' . Coidi-lia Wllklo ami husUind to James Miller , Jot 18 and H > _ lot ll > , blk 18 , llnu scorn Plncti. w d-SVW. . . Ftnnk llelk-r to ( in-cK InKhrnni , lot 14 , blk fi , Klllty Place , w < l-SlooO. Frnnk Kwers uml wlfu ' .o Mnrtha II Pat terson , Jot 5 , blk 17 , llnnscom J'Juce , w d vJJ'hlilp llaudsehuli and wlfo lo L 0 Kno- weld , ofiOit of Jot 7 , llawes'mld. w dHVJ , Ciiiolinu Sutton to U M lluiil , lot 8 , blk W. U in lie , u uml U In 117 , 7 in luo. 2 ami 15 in 131 , 12 In 140 , 20 In 1M. Florence , c-SsOO. Throi ) Citl < r ICnt-'JiKcd. David Huum , of Norfolk , luul a repro- Bontativuin town ycsierdny securini : the bervices of ( jeneral Wooster in the suit between the first mentioned ntid the creditors of Alt , Sehulur - & Co. , of Missouri Valley. The latter sold their stoei ; to .Han mnd | creditors sloppnil in and sei/.ed the same. The foods will now bo ropJevlucd DJ Uaum , A PI.KASAXT Il'ALIj. Tlio l''lftccn.tli ofilio Dnnlsh Annotation , . The fiftccnlh .inniml Inafqucrado bnl of IhoDanl's'li assochillon look plaeo last night In (5ornianin liall ( and closed this mornlni ; at about : i o'clock. TIrero wcrd about ono hundred couple in attendance. . The costuuies wen * varied , some beinp plain yet lasty whllu others were bold rich and haiidsoino. Klovcn dances took ] > lace before Iho unmasking. An ole ant supper followed and ( hen the second part of Ihe programme , eoiuiosiii | nine teen numbers , was carried out. The unmasking - masking revealed a ver.y comely gnthor * inn of ladies , most of whom possessed charms of form and feature as to attract atleiilion. The ball sooially and linaii- eiallv was a j-rand success. The associa tion is in nh excellent financial condi tion , liaviuir a membership of 22tl. It owns a lot anil a half on the southwest corner of llaniey ami Klghtucnth streets , ) iart of which it proposes to sell and with the proccetls ereet a msij-niliccnt hall for its own u es. The music was furnished In an excellent nuumer by I tollman's or- chi'slra , onu of tlm features ot which was the drumming of Kd Holl'man , sou of the professor , who road Iho miiMe ami drummed with exceedlnir ell'eet. lie is but eleven years of aye. Thu olllcors of the ball were as follow ? : Manager of Ceremonies. L. ( ' . Thrano. Heceptibn committee. C , C. Thraiio , O. H. Nel < on , William Neve , ilaeob Jensen , Floor committee , I'hrls .Ieu en , i\I. \ Sehibsby. A. behouboe , Charles Print/- lau. Tickets , A. Dorn. ' Hall nt tlio Stnto linnno Asylum. .X , Fob. - . . [ Correspondence of the HiiJ : : Tlm annual mask ball given hero on the -id was the most successful within Iho history of the hospital. The grotesque , comic anil elegant costumes did jrreat credit to lite varied Ideas and nrlislii.skill of Dr. Hodelsoii , who planned and directed thu ovonlng's progrninmo. The home-like feeling of freedom and non-restraint which is beuinning to tlawn in this benighted prison hospital under Dr. Knapp's genial nnd charitable management - agement shell Its rays abroad that nit"lit , making the. all'air one long to be remcm- bered by both patients and > mploye8. The brilliantly lighted and beautifully decorated hall was rather crowded tiil masks * , \ero removed , after which those patients who did not dance were taken to their respective wants ami retired. Kvcry patient who was capable of appre ciating was pcnnlltcd lo go. Quito Jl number were masked. Among the ladies Jliss Hrinton was the pretty , tpuet , modest little Quakeress. Mrs. Vcrrick looked ipiaint and picturesque in her peasant's suit. iUrs. JL Hrown wore a gracefully designed paper suit representing the Omelia HIK. : .Many more ladies and many ueiitlemcn were masked and all carefully and success fully di'-guised. Among the employes ' some very elegant suits were worn ; 'by Mrs Hrink , as eourt lady ; Miss Hoylo , Cleopatra , and Miss Pollock , princess. Cmderilla we suppose ordered her cor sage from tiio domain of her pumpkin mansion anil drove away ere the mystic word of change was pronounced , so wo did not learn her real identity. Mrs. Kinney wore a beautiful eo.-'tuniu an godess of liberty. Miss Flink as old > fashioned young lady was ilres utl very becomingly in cream colored russo vail ing and face , with wide hoops , Hewing sleeves and an exceedingly poke bonnet. The parody on Ketl Hiding Hood waff represented by Miss Oowder. The Haby and Nurse were charaelerers reiiresented in tlio most amusing manner by Mr. Gore as Nurse and Mr. Irwin as Haby. Tlio he.retofore indlspedsiblu "Goorgo" and "Martha" wore allowed to refit peacefully unexhumed. Aliss Hurforil's was unanimously pronounced the most beautiful and airy costume , and was the work of an exampletl art. As Fairy , her drcsa of white tarllan spangled with stars a bcautilully decora t < td bodice if tlttlieato pink , a golden crown and veil broidered witli trailing tt'ndnls of moss and * smilax and the little golden wand bear ing the mystic emblem of moon ami star , > " proclaimed her from the ethereal regions - gions of Fairyland. Costumes were too numerous to mention all. Peals of laughter and aimless handshaking fol lowed the removal of the masks while the band played a low , soft wnltx. At 1'J "tlm bnntjuet hall was deserted , " unit half-hour after darkness and quiet reigned in the castle. Kc&ntriAM. Additions within two miles of the stock yards arc called South Omaha. Look at the map and you will see that the U. P. Hy has two depots on South Omaha proper. The Helt line runs through this properly. Prices are low now if bought Jroin first hands. C. K. Mayno in tlio only olio who can sell it to you from fhv > t hands , ( icta lot hcforo il is too late. Hranch ollice opp. depot , South Omaha. For a small invctitniont with absolute certainty of bi < - ; profits and no risks lots in ( iourco II. Hoggs' addition at present low prices cannot bo equaled. Call on Hoggs it Hill for maps and reliable in formation. Special bargains for cash or to those desiring whole or half blocks. Kvory lot In Oberiio & Hosiok's add- ! tlon Jit.T ! on high and beautiful ground. K. S. Hood , sole agent , 15'JU Farnam up stairs. C. K. Mayno keeps teams at his branch ollico in South Omaha , to show properly to parties going out on the Dummy trains , The Intnr-KtaK : Cfiminorcn Hill. is expected lo help Ihe boom in South Omaha immensely , ns freight rates ad vance and passes to htockmcn arc abel ished. TIIKV C\NNOT AITOlll ) > o compete witli South Omaha at the eastern points , Ai.iiiiiniir'.s niioioi : thus becomes more valimblo every day , although prices have not yet been ad vanced , but they soon will be. W. ( > . Ai.niiHiiiT , -ISSonth 1.0th si. Residents In Oherno i _ Hosiiik'a addi tion can lake ( he dummy on the Union Pacific and reach the city in 5 miniilcH. County will plant 10,000 , trcc.fl in Benson's addi tion. " Hy order of 0. O. Howard , pro prietor. _ _ _ _ i IlAVK VOIJII I1I.OVKS CI.KANKIt AT Ol'O. MIHIIII.I.'S : , 15-0 JJoi'iii.AS fe-nti'.in' , NO ODOU uity CIJANII : ; ) . Properly in South Omaha proper will advnnno , rtU per < timt this season , liny from lirst hands through ( j. K. Muvno , who has exclusive control of Ihe prop erty. Branch olhco opposite depot in .South Omaha , AMUSEMENTS. "PEOPLE'SJHEAfER" TOl < 7llT , Tbi-Tulc i.Si'lPf 4dor , EDWIN STUART Snp-jorlpil by tlie Uouultlui Ara j.nn : Ac5i Lilah Stuart In itiu Ortai > * ai-i ) iu lratoii , Condemned ta Death *