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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEr , WEDNESDAY. MAKufl 0. 1887. DOINGS IS SUPREME COURT , , Jut Little Business Transacted Before the State Tribunal Yesterday. MORE NOTARIES COMMISSIONED The State Association of Trotting Horse lirccctcrfl Decides on Omaha I-'or tlio Summer Mooting Capital City Nc\va. Intojf THE BEK'S LISCOI.X nunr.Au.l ihisiucss yesterday was resumed In su preme court nnd n number of attorncj-s were in the city attendant upon its sit ting. To-morrow the usual installment of decisions will bo handed down nnd further arguments bo heard at its sitting. Yesterday's business was as follows : Mr. Theodore C. Stevens , of Lincoln , was ad mitted to practice. Sandwich Manufac turing company vs Feary , order to fllo briefs. The following causes wore argued and Submitted : Goodman vd Pence ; Harbor vs Boolim , revived in the uatue of the executor ; Palmer vs Rowan. Court ad journed till to-morrow morning. NOTARIES I'UULIC. To-day the following now notaries will be commissioned by Governor Thayer : Thomas B. Clawson , Ohiowa , Fillmore county ; S. S. Ihshop , Imperial ; L. II. Lewelling , Crete ; John Gagnon , Falls City ; E. E. Urummond , Arapahoe ; John V. Goss , Uelluvue ; John E. West , Ewing ; Herbert Butler , David City ; Thomas 11. Clarke , Omaha ; S. F. Morrison , Colum bus ; Michajl Lee , Omaha ; John Wall , Arcadia ; Godfrey I. Bluedhorn , Ne braska City ; F. M. Devore , Box Butte City ; Anna A. Rilcy , Omaha ; II. Howard Allen , Bassctt ; James P. English , Omaha ; 11. L. Miller , Edith , Blainc county ; A. II. Tingle , Bassctt , Brown county ; II. C. Casselman , Hay Surmgd ; John W. Place , Hastings ; C. F. Ilayner , Doniphan ; James S. Nlohol , Omaha ; W. H. Fuller , David City ; W. B. Slaughter , Omaha : W. I. Kennedy , Omaha ; W. B. Koby , Haigher ; C. L. Harwood , Lincoln ; John B. Van Dyke , Nebraska City ; L. F. Ue Gotte , Nebraska City. In the state auditor's office yesterday , $11,000 refunding bonds of Dawson county were registered ; also$3,000 bonds , issued by the city .of Kearney to the Kearney canal and water supply com pany , were examined , approved aud reg istered as required by law. NEBRASKA II011SEMEX. The state association of trotting horse bleeders was veiy lightly attended and the principel business of the session wag to select the location for the summer meeting and fix the date. The associa tion found that it was required to choose between two points Oniaha and Ued Cloud each of which had made equal oilers. Upon duo consultation Omaha was selected for August 10 and 11. The arrangements include seven trotting and pacing races , and beside the regularlj advertised purses the society will adil f300 , which will insure yery interesting contests. MINOIt MATTERS. U. H. Hollister , who checks cars m and out at West Lincoln , was riding to the city Monday evening on a locomotive ' which was'coming m from tlio stock yards. When near the B. & M. rotinil iiotise another engine was met , and il looked so favorable for a first-class col' lision that Hollister jumped to the ground breaking a leg in the fall. The trainmen stopped the engines , however , beforethej struck and an accident was missed bj only about thrco feet. Hollister was taken homo , his limb set , and with due care ho will bo about again and on dutj in a few weeks. At the council ruectingMonday evenitif a fair index of the preparations for build ing was shown in the numerous applies tions presented asking that building might bo removed in different parts o the city and asking certain privileges foi using parts of streets in accumulatinj building material. Among these petition was one relating to the building ot tin six-story Burr block on Twelfth and ( streets. The city council is taking the right stei in sidewalk matters in ordering owner to put in proper walks at once. Tin vicinity of the public school on Q stree has been noted for defective walks , am the order will be enforced in that localit ; at once. Marshal Post has issued orders for al property owners to proceed at once ii the work of clearing out their alleys am back yards. The marshal proposes t have this week commenced in season am lunlicd to completion before the summe time. i Charles O. Bates , of Beatrice , is m th city and has been presenting the Jackso : Marion case to Governor T hayer , askin ; the commutation of the prisoner's scr tcnce from hanging to life imprisor ment. Mr. Bates is greatly in earnest i bis ullbrts on behalf of his client and \vi present every possible feature for favoi able consideration. Charles Ulrich , for the past six mouth on the reportorial stall * of the State Join nal , litifi resigned his position and droppe the tired faber in that ollice. Mr. Ulric will visit friends m the east proparator to removing to California , where he ii tends maKiiig his permanent home. George E. Spencer , who for some tim lias been the proprietor of the Little Gel Dust saloon in the city , has sold his bus ness and with his brother , James I Spencer , embarks in the real estate bus imss with offices in this city and Hasting The new firm promises to make busine : livolv. Colonel Hyde , of the News , sold a to acre tract yesterday just outside the oil that thirty days ago cost him * 5,000 tli selling price was | 12,500 aud the invos ment proved a paying one. The colon will build at once a two-story brick hou : in West Lincoln. In pollen court yesterday John Colin was committed to jail in default of $5 line , for drunkenness. Tuomr.3 Ca roll and Charles Thomas were two v grants up in police court yesterday. Tin were lined $00 each and costs and w board it out with the city. At the West Lincoln packing nous yesterday the receipts wore 1,000 hot nnd the prices ranged from | 5.70 t boavy to $5.-15 for light , a slight advaui over this market of tha day before. A man named Durfeo helped himself a coat that was hanginin" on a dumn in front of the Globe clothing house yc tcrday afternoon. Ho will have his hei ing in police court this morning. A party named Fs rris , who was t rested on suspicion of stealing a sn tile , had his hearing before Judge l'i sons yesterday and cstaulisheu Ins inu conro of the charge. They had pick up the wrong party. The new B. & M. train from Lincoln Ravema , on the Broken Bow line , seci to step into a heavy buini > s from I commencement. This nrikcs two trai dully on thU line , and with the aprii immigration both will bo largely putrc ized. ized.Monday's real estate transfers mil bored forty-six and the considcratio footed up the Imndaomo sum of f 110,0 ( Monday is considered a light day , but proved a busy one. John \ \ ' . Barucs , of York , Ins been i vesting a little in Lincoln dirt a cleaned up ou two deals the past t' dayi f 1 , JO. AT THE HOTELS. . C. M. Kircs. Beatrice ; J. T. Mallalu Kearney ; J. W. Ueeit. UasUnjjsj R. P. A , D. C. McKeliup , R , S. Korvi Seward ; J. H. McCall , A. S. Baldwin , 1'lura Creek ; P. Schwcnke , 8. W. Hayes , Norfolk ; J. E. Uoty , David City ; IL W. Curtis. Ashland ; S. M. Haker , Silver Creek ; E. Mclntrrc , Scward ; Andrew Rosewater , H. T. Clarke , T. K. Sud- borough , Uconro S. Smith , \V. H. Riggs , John A. MeSliann , Howard Kennedy , Umaha. "Doctor , I can neither lav nor set. What shall I do ? " "I think you had bet ter roost , " was the reply. Now If the doctor had prescribed a uoMlo of Salva tion Oil for the poor fellow's rheuma tism , it would have relieved his patient at once. 25 cents. Straw hats and linen dusters will not bo so very popular as heretofore ; Dr. Hull's Cough byrup , however , will be just as popular as ever at 25 cents. THE CIUMlNALi ItUKINESS. How It HAS tloen Disposed of So Far nt this Court Term. The following are the criminal cases disposed of at the present term of the district court aud the manner of their disposition : Geo. Symomls , assault > vith intent to kill ; $100 fine. John Kelly , robbery : three years' sen tence. Jack Taylor , felonious assault ; ac quitted. B. J. Crosbv , perjury ; acquitted. Richard F. Trice , larceny 81 days'sen tence. Herbert Rothcry , malicious destruction of property ; 10 days'sentence and $152.00 line. line.Robert Robert Stewart , assault with intent to kill ; six years' sentence. Charles Spencer , robbery ; three years' sentence. Seth Kcrr , grand larceny : one year's sentence. John Uradley , grand larceny ; four years' sentence. Frank Murray , assault to rob ; acquittal. Henry Dexter , grand larceny ; one year's sentence. John Kratka , adultery ; thirty days' sentence and ? . " , ( ) line. Nellie A. Rusacll , iucorrigibility ; reform school. John \V. Laucr , murder : on trial. What Senator Nelson Thinks or All- cooks Porous 1'lnstcrn. SEX vri : CHAMIIEU. Albany , N. Y. April 4 , 1885. On the 27th of February , 1883 , I was taken with a violent pain in the region of the kidneys. I sull'ered such agony thai I could hardly stand up. As soon as possible I applied two ALLCOCK'S Pouoys PLASTEHS , one over each kidney , and laid down. In an hour to my surprise and delight , the pain had vanished and I was well. I wore the plasters for a day or two as a precaution , and then removed them. I have been using ALLCOCKS POKOUS PLA.STEIH in my family for the last ten years , and have alwaya found them the quickest and best external rem edy for colds.strains and rheumatic aft'ec tions. From my experience I believe they are the best plasters in the world. HENKY C. * Card From Aslilngor. OifAitA , Neb. , March 8. To the Editor of the BEE : I think a great deal of Injustice Is being done Mr. Prince by newspaper attacks. Of course no one can make a programme In athletics without the dissatisfaction of some. Mr. Prince has made mistakes In some ways to which we are all liable , lie did what ho could to help Mr. Bullock in the race , but did not Impede my riding In the least , although It might have appeared so to the spectators. While 1 was being pocketed on the east end on Wednesday evening , Bullock had the lead and Prince followed. I could have taken tlio lo.id at any time had 1 so desired , but I did not care to , as I had but little training and wished to do my good work at the latter part of the week , whpn i would have become hard ened to the work , Mr. Prince is capable of giving coed sport to the Umaha people if they will but consider a little and judge from both sides and not crltlcl/e him too shnrply. I would at any time rather have half a dozen men In a race working against me aa some thought Prince was , than have friends bv tne score promise me sums of money from S10 to S100 , diamonds and silk hats If I mould win , as some did In this race and then not show a penny. Such friends 1 do not cnro to have. If any betting Is being done I care not a rig u nothing Is said to me about It But when they come to me for Information and promise this , and after all is settled and the race has bee a decided In their favor , not show their faces , is what makes me weary. 1 will take a John S. Prince in tlio place of one of tuese every time. CHAKLES W. ASHIXOEU. Seeking a Pardon. Two years ago Leon Peril was sen tenced to the penitentiary for seven years for the alleged shooting of a board ing house keeper. His friends have been working up evidence to show bis inno cence. It was also discovered that there were errors in the interpreter's transla tions on the trial. Those facts having been brought to the attention of Judge Neville , ho added his name to the peti tion. Mr. Martinovitch , who has taken great interest in the matter , will go to Lincoln to-day to sec the governor in Peril's behalf. The prisoner's fricuds are confident that a pardon will be granted. "Can't eat a thing. " Hood's'Sarsapa- rilla is a wonderful medicine for creating an appetite , regulating digestion , and givincr strength. An Oranlia Inventor. W. G. lugram , of tlio Union Pacific tel egraph corps , besides being an expert man at the key , is an inventive genius. His latest invention is a little device for holding a spool of thread so that the thread can be rapidly unravelled. This is attached to a pin , which can be ad justed on tlio dress of the seamstress. The device is also equipped with a small knife , which enables the thread to bo cut any length desired. The whole is small and compact and easily handled. It will fit any sized spool. Mr. Ingram has taken out a "caveat. " The witness Fit/gerald who was used in the Kelly robbery case was taken back to the penitentiary by Deputy Shoritl'J. N. Philips , last evening. He had been convicted of the same offense , robbery at a previous term of the court. MOST PtRFICT MADE ) fiti DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY' IN CHEAP CLOTHING. When you can buy Merchant Tailor Made goods for the same money , and get something to fit and wear you , which are mechanically made by artists in the Clothing Trade. The management of the Misfit Parlors , 1119 Fariiam Street , has made a business of furnishing Omaha's public with these garments for the past three years , although it was whispered they would not remain longer than a week. They came and claimed they would capture the trade , and from the appear ance of things it looks as if they have. Is there any reason why they should not ? when they furnish a man Merchant Tailor-Made Pants FOR FOR FOR FOK 5 3 ( JO That was made loonier $ 7 00 $ 4 70 That was made to order , $ 0 00 430 do do 8 50 540 do do 1050 000 do do 1000 050 do do 1300 560 do do 1100 700 do do 1475 0 U do do 1300 870 do do 1500 720 do do 1400 980 Uo do 1700 Merchant Tailor-Ma.de Suits FOR FOR FOR FOR | 9 80 That was made to order f8 00 | 13 10 That was made to order $2 > 50 10 40 dodo do 20 00 1500 do do JW 00 11 GO dodo do 23 00 1740 do do 3500 12 70 dodo do 25 00 1905 < io do 4000 1380 dodo do 20 00 2J SO do do 4500 14 90 dodo do 28 00 2' ) 40 do do CO 00 15 20 dodo do 30 00 2880 ilo do rr 00 1G 80 do do 32 00 3110 do do 0000 And others more expensive , according to quality , consisting of the latest novelties in patterns and cuts , equal to any in workmanship. "With the above will be found , in any weight , heavy , medium or light weights for A TALL , A SHORT , A LEAH OR A FAT , OVERCOAT FOR EVERYBODY. FOR FOR i FOR FOR $ U 60 That was made to order $18 0 ! ) | 14 25 That was made to order fttu on 10 20 dodo do 2000 15 30 do do 8500 11 40 dodo do 22 50 10 70 do do 40 00 13 30 dodo do 25 00 20 20 do do 45 00 13 20 dodo do 27 00 25 70 do do 6700 M 50 dodo do 3. 01 30 40 do do 62 50 15 CO do do 37 00 30 20 do do 75 00 "We cater for your trade and , will gain you confidence if you will seek us. "When looking for value in your clothing , visit the ONLY MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1119 FARNAM STREET , OMAHA , NEB. DON'T Poison the System with Nauseating Drugg.Dr.IIorno's Electric Belt Cures Diseases Without Medicines. Will Positively Cnre Without Medicine Pulnsln the backhlpshend orllmM ; Nervous I > - bllltyLumbago , General Deotlltr. Ilhaum < vtl9m , Par- nlrafs , Neuralela. Sciatica. Disease ! of KMneys. Snl- nal DiscusesTorpUl Ltvar , ( tout , AsUimu , lle.irt 1)1- leaie * . DyspepsiaConstipation , Erislpalm , Indiges tion , Impotoncy. Catarrh. File * . Epilepsy. Ague , Ula- betes , Hydroce e , Kxhaustlon. Note the Following who were Cored A.J. HoiBlandiU. tParker. . J. M. Hailott , all on board of trade ; B. W. Farnhnra. Amertc-tn Eiprons Co i A.arnjorrcoramlMlon merchant , block \arils , C.TOirnsend. Palmer House ; liadd Doble , th great bortemani CoU Connelly , of the Inter -Ooeun. 9. W. Harris , 30bErle St. : 9. M. DUTI | , Seoretarr American Horseman ; J. I , . Sneaffor.JJi MaJI&on St. ; J. C. Smith , lewoler. HI Macllion t. , all of Chicago : ( ) . W. Bolivia , M. D , Mormontown.low a ; Lemuel Milk , Kaninkoe , 111. Jodna I. N. Murrr.NaperTllle.nl. . and hundreds of others representing nearlr e err town In the Union , Also electric belts for ladles. Call or send stamp for Illustrated catalogue. Open dallr , also rentals and Sundays. Klectrlc 8 ispensorle * free and all Male Ielt . Uew are of bom companies with manrallascs.satllnx worthless cools , with onlyd to IS elements. All my belt * contain 23 element * or batteries , hence have four times the power and of eloctrlcHy. Honest goods und honest aunntlty I * the motto. . . DH.J.W.llORXE,191Waba3li-avChlcago Inrentor , Proprietor and Manufacturer. ABSOLUTE PERFECTION IN BAKING : AND ALL- MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN JUICES , BY USING THE WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR FOUND EXCLUSIVELY OH THE MARVELOUS RESULTS LOSS IN SHRINKAGE OF MEATS , Terr fowpoorU know that the Bhrlnkair * of Mcntl roaitodla acloteovea ! from thlrcr-tlrato fortrpex omt. Aln ! alc < mUin ia ? at7 Bf [ r cent , of wit onlr t entr HTVMF eent.of > oliil mAU r. ftnu tt fnd that In made t ulna roAitlnglimadalathBerapo. mUouot theJatoB , uich litlie.viT.tJ. rtKTor MEAT Effect of the SOLID OVEN Door. A TIN pnund Sirloin , nmlluta or well-don * , will M VEDCCKDto six pounatand ( our ounce * of lloatted meat , ihowlng n lo of three pnundi an J twelve cancel of Juice. \ \ bile lha lou U ST-t tmroenUof the total weight. It hum th * enormous Loaa or t'lTH tcj > * TU * JUICE. Effect of WIRE GAUZE OVEN Door. A Tl.x pound Blrloln , medium or well-lons.itlll U reduced to nia pounds and eight ouace of Ronttod tnnat , mowing * loMof eiubt ounces of juiro. WblU thlilooils fit * per oent.of the total walxht. ttshovi the very small uissomcrgEYt ! * t-tucinT. OF JUICE. Sue roa ILLUSTRATED cueuuu AMD Psiu LISTS. CHABTEB OAK BTOVE3 and EAKOES are SOLD IN KEBEASKA as follswi : MILTON ROGERS & SONS . OMAHA. P. KENNEV . GOUDOM. DALLAS & I.ETSON , . HASTINGS. E. C. BRBWEK . HAY SI-KINGS. H.AIRU&CO . NEBRAIKACITY. W. F. TEMPLEfON , . NiisoK. I B. STURDEVANT &SON . ATKINSON. 1.KASS&CO . . . CUADROM. KRAUSE , LUIlKtRfc WELCH . COLUHBUS. OLDS RROS . . . EDGAR. TANNKLL & SWEENEY , . FAIRBURV. GETTLEft FAGER , . FRANKLIN. N.J.JOHNSON. . . . . NORTH BrND. J. J. McCAFFERTY . O'Nciu. CITY. R. HAZLEWOOD , . . . OSCEOLA. J.S. DUKK . PUUTSMOVTH. A. PEARSON , . , . STIRLING. . GREEN . STROUSBURC. iG. PADDEN&SON . SIMRIOR. IUUEKMAN &FKAKER. . . . . . VIROOH. 'YPE ' WRITERS , K T bought , sold or xchtnnd o * mala liberal terms. ( load machines for le at bslf Dntroib t Missal I/se-WriXtUnimM * * UlslU it.Ut m , , CHICAGO * NORTH miBM VM The only road to take for Des Sfol nes Mnr- ehulltown , Cedar Rapids , Clir.ton , Dlron , Chlca KO , Milwaukee nnd all points cttst. To the people ple ot Nebraska , Colorado , Wyoming ; Utah , Idaho , Nevada , OroROn , Washington and Cali fornia. It ollars superior advantages not possi ble by any other line. Amoni ; a few of the numerous points of su periority enjoyed by the patrons or thU road between Omarm and Chlcajro , are Its tH o trains a day of DAV COACHES , which are the finest that human art and Ingenuity c n create. Its PALACE SLEEVING CA11S. which are models of comfort and elegance. Its PAKLOll DRAWING - ING ROOM CARS , unsurpassed Inany. . and its widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING C RS the equal of which cannot bo found elsewhere At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union Pacific Hv. connect in Union Depot with those of the Chicago i Northwestern Uy. In Chicago the trains ofthts line mnke close connection with those of all eastern linos. For Detroit. Columbia , Indianapolis , Cincin nati. Niagara Falls , Buffalo. Pittsburjr.Toronto , Montreal , Boston. Now Voru. Philadelphia , Baltimore , Washington and nil points m the east , ask for a ticket via the "NORTHWESTERS' " If you wish the host accommodation. All ticket agents sell tickets via this line. H. HUOH1TT , E.P.WILSON , Ueni. Manager. fienl. I'ass'r Agent Chicago , 111. W. M. BABCOCIC. L. R. HOLLES , Western AKont. City Puss'r Agent , Omaha , Nebraska. THIS CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF THE ChicapjMilwaukee&SlPauIR1 } The JJcst Itonte from Omaha anil Council muffs to E.A.ST Two Trains Daily Dfctween Omaha , Court- 1 cillBluffs Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapc jdarRapids. . Rock Island , Freeport , Hockford , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Elgin , Madieon , Janesville , Beloit , \Yinona , La Crosse , And all other Important points East , Northeast and bputhemt. For through tickets call on the Ticket Agent at HOI Farnam street , ( In Paxton hotel ) , or lit Union Pacific Depot. , I'uilmiiu bloopers nnd the finest Dinlns Cars In the world are run on the mainlines of the CiucAno , MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RULWAV , anderory attention U paid to passengers by courteous employes of the company. U. MII.LKU , Gen nU ilunn/ror. J , F.TCCKEU , Assistant General Manager. A. V. R. Ctiu'ESTEit , General Passenger and Ticket Agont. ( iKO. 1' . HKUTORD , Assistant General Pas senger and Ticket Agent. J.T.CM.IIK , General Superintendent. WANTED , KANSAS & NEBRASKA City and County Bonds , Brads.reit t Curtis , ' BANKERS , , . ' ' 35 Fine St.ew York. NOW ON THE MARKET THOMASON & COOS' ' ADDITION. The Finest Residence Sites in Omaha Just two miles from the court house. There is not a nickel against this * property. A WARRANTY DEED AND ABSTRACT Will be furnished with each lot sold. The parties that own this and adjoining lands represent over the stun of Fifty Million Dollars i A CABLE LINE will Run Through this Tract This Beautiful Addition is the Key to Omaha and South Omaha. The BELT LINE runs along the entire west side and the southeast part nearly corners on the crossing of the Bur lington and Union Pacific railways at the summit , where there is A Depot in Course of Erection , A thorough examination of this property will convince all that there are the Greatest Bargains On Earth in it , at prices we have put on the lots M. A UPTON d CO. , 1509 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neo. Telephone 73. Pharmacy Building , South Oniaha. 1887 Spring Yallsy Stoci Farm. 1887. OMAHA , NUB. George Withes 510. Hecord 2:22. : Mcasuru I by 2SU : , the 2:25 : and the'-'tf ) stiinil anl ; was the treuti'St ttuit ever llvoil. ( { living now V > ioiu und daughters In the 2:3) : list down Tlio only son ot Georiro Wilkoj in the State of Nebraska. 3541 Black Wilkca 3541 Standard. Sircil by GOOFBO Wllkes 518 ; 1st dam Funor Ooll.Blrea by Confcdoruto C'.ilor , own broihur to Woodford Chlff , " : iH ! : 2nd Unm Itysdyfc's Hamblctonlan. Will gtaml fur nmre at tba above ( arm at I IS the season , cash time of ser vice , with privilege of return obnulJ niarcg not prove In foul. Limited to 2.J mares be lde my own. Season commences Fob 1st anJ ends August l t. 13" , Forfurtlior partlculiir * seiiU torclrcuiar , . _ BQLOMON. WoodbridgeBrothers STATU AGENTS FOU THK Decker Brothers OMAHA. NEBRASKA. rnrr THIII rntt InlALi . . . . T.U1 . . ffc . M lit. , ! , . , l . , K. A. O. OIJN CO. J" I" W ki ' i4iu .tC ( ! FOR KALE. A 1 reo niiiubcrof recorded Fcrcbrronand Cljdolalo Slulllons. AUo llpino 11 rod i'oli . Kvery ainiiml Kimrnntceil a broctler. I'rlc i reasonable and terras ufcsr , Uurnock haibeeni iclrrted wltli rufurenca to both individual merit and pndlKreo. A. liirr" numlior of out Stnlllonnre accllnmtod and Oilta ot their KOI cnn bo shown. YorkIs nn the U. It M. It. It. ' two hours' ride we t of Lincoln. For catfe guet and further Information , ad'tresi iruy PAiiuiiAUU , York.'tiu '