THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNBAY. APRIL 24 1887.-TWELVE PAGES.
BENiNISON BROS , MONDAY ,
Wo Have Got the Goods and They Must
Bo Sold.
PRICE NO OBJECT WITH US.
The Coming Week Wo * Offer Homo
Great Values Coino and Sea
't What We arc Malting >
(
; Nolso About ,
We will place on sale Monday , for one
day only , 200 dozen Ladles' very fine Im
ported Japanese Colored Border Hand
kerchiefs at 5o each , really worth 20c.
Colors Guaranteed Fast.
Don't ask for them after Monday at uc.
Monday Only 1 case Cream Crinkle
Seersuckers ,
18 yards for $1.00.
Monday Only 1 case Fancy Slrlpo
Seersuckers ,
15 yards for $1.00.
Monday only. 1 case 3D inch Bleached
Muslin. 14 yards for 1.
Monday only. 1 B.ilo Unbleached
Heavy Muslin , ! IO Inches wide , 10 yards
'
forfl.
Monday only. 1 Bale JW-Inch Brown
Mualin , 25 yards in each piece , $ 1.70 per
piece.
Next week we will place on sale 100
dozen Gents' 4-ply Linen Collars , at 12Jc
each , worth 20c.
Monday only. 1 case Standard Prints-lo
per yard
Monday only GO dozen Ladies' 5-but-
ton Embroidcricd back Kid Gloves In
Tans , Browns anil Grays , 08c worth
11.75.
Monday only 25 do/on Gents' Em
broidered Back Driving Gloves at $1.00
worth $1.00.
Monday only 50 dozen French Woven
Corsets , l)8o worth $1.75.
We will place on sale Monday 100
dozen elegant Turkish Towels In beauti
ful colors at 25o each , worth COc.
60 dozen fancy Turkish Tidies ! J5c each
worth 75c.
Don't forgot the place where yon can
always get more than your money's
worth at the popular store of
BENNISON BROS.
1510 and 1521 Douglas St.
Homcthlng Krorjrhndjr Want * .
Two lots in Kount/o Place ( one a cor
ner ) only fl',500 , $2,000 cash. Motter ,
1518 Farnam.
2 choice lots in Plainview near Saun-
deru st. , | 1,500 each.
GATE CITY LAND Co. ,
208 S. 14th st.
Talk Is Cheap
But values toll. South Omaha is destined
to be Tiih booming town for time to
come , and the most valuable addition to
the same Is the new "First Addition" to
South Omaha just laid out. Over 35 lots of
this addition already sold nnd going
daily at tremendous rate. And pray why
not ? This addition is only thrco blocks
east of Hammond's packing houses and
Belling at the extraordinary low prices of
1200 to $050 each. Lots are full size ,
50x180 , with GO foot streets and 20
foot alleys. Just the thing for invest
ment or home. Title perfect from Union
Stock Yards company. Sole ntrent : Jo
seph Kavan , No. 420 South IJJtli'St. , Mor
rison's oflice , where maps can bo seen
any time and teams ready to take out
purchasers.
Terms : One-fourth cash , balance in
12 quarterly payments at 8 per cent in
terest.
The workingman's home , Van Camp's
addition , Ono of the most beautiful ad
ditions ever laid.out to Omaha. Finest
view on Missouri river , overlooks Coun
cil Bluffs and ten miles of the Missouri
valley. Only 3 blocks south of Murray's
brickyard , north of Park Forrert and
wcstofB. & M. track ; about 100 feet
above Missouri river nad covered with
beautiful shade trees. Lots are full
size , 50x120 to 130 feet , streets 00 feet nnd
alleys 14 feet. . Prices from $350 to $000
and terms'very easy , none such can bo
had anywhere : $50 to $100 cash and bal
ance 15.00 monthly or to suit purchaser ,
8 per cent interest. These are the last
lots that you can buy on such terms near
city forlhomcs.
borne choice lots left in Brown's Park
from 24th street to the railroad track in
South Omaha. This addition has been
lets advertised and there were more lots
sold there during last six months than in
any other addition. That tells.
Values are rising continuously and
money is made fast by those who invest.
Make hay while the sun shines , and be
fore the price will bo raised come and
ice the plats , maps , etc. Have also sev
eral plats of one , live , ten , twenty and
hundred acre tracts , very close to South
Omaha , suitable tor platting , real genu
ine bargains. Come and see them at
Joseph Kavan's , 420 South 13th st. ,
Omaha , Morris Morrison's office. Teams
always ready.
Something Kvery body Wants.
Two lots in Kountze Place ( one a cor
ner ) only $4,500 , $3,000 cash. Motter ,
1013 Farnam.-
NOTICE.
B. ft M. Park Addition.
The deferred oxournion of last Sunday
to B. & M. Park will leave the 11. & M
depot at 10:30 : Sunday morqing , May 8
ram or shlno ; and give the promised op
portunlty to the many who desired tc
avail themselves of the last Sunday' ;
chance of buying any of the lots at $5i
ench as after that date prices will bi
f 100 each.
8. A. SI.OMAN , 1513 Farnam st. ,
KAUFMAN Uiios. , 207 s 15th st. ,
8. KATZ & Co. . 1511 Farnani st. ,
NEDU'H KKAL ESTATE EXCIIANOK ,
1400 Fnrnam st.
C. P. BRNJ.VMIN , 1513 Farnam st. ,
C. H. TOSCUAY , Fremont , Neb.
Something Rreryhndy Wants.
Two lots in Kouutzo Place ( ono u coiner
nor ) only $4,500 , $2,000 cash. Mottor
1513 Farnam.
A flnn 0 room house and full lot in Wa !
ntit Hill. House well built. $3,500. $1,00
caah. Balance in 5 yearly payments.
JUKINS & MAYNE , 1403 Dodge.
Finest first water diamonds at Ed hoi i
* Akin ,
The Reliable
Diamond Merchants.
| iOxford Place Two tiuo lots only f&
I * eich , worth tOOO to-day.
| Motter lleal Estate Agency.
OMAHA , Nob. . April 23. 1887.-Thei
Will bo a mooting of tbo tourth ward r <
jbubllcan club at 7IO : ! Monday cvonlnj
wMh init. , at the city hall. Business (
0rtaat importance will come before tl
lub and a full attendance is requested.
JOHN It WKUTSEK , Pros.
Horace Tur Hnle.
Some extra good roadsters , young at
lound ; also heavier work horses.
WM. PKKSTON & Co. ,
010 Pierce Strcot , Omaha.
Grand lalnntl.
1'ho great manufaeturinir , jobbing ai
railroad center of Nebraska oilers uo <
iaducomcnts to mannfaoturcrs , jobbc
M4 Intestors , Wo mean business. A
ireM C. W. ScAitKf ,
Secretary Hoard of Trade.
, , JDiteM making by Mrs. Keen , 404 Nor
Mxtoenlfa Btreot , third floor , Kslabroi
MILMNEHY. MILMNKUY.
152O DotiEltiHtrrct. .
Honnets and llata in every grail * and
quality.
MOVKWIKS. All the very latest styles.
HATS , from 50c to $ . ' 0.
( toll nnd inspect prices.
BVKIIVTHINO TO MAKE A LA1HE81 .Toi-
I.KT COMI'LETE.
\\'B IIAVK AN EI.EOANT DISPLAY OK
HATS , HOXXKTS , GI.OYIS : , SUITS , Wu.vrs ,
UI.&TKKS AND JKKXBYS.
Otnt noons AUKCIIOICK AND CIIOSBN
FltOM Till : LATEST F.ASTF.KN STY1.K9. WK
HAVE A KlltST CIAS9 TKIMMKItVIIO CAN
ASSIST YOU IN OHOOSINO IIKCOMINU AHTI-
ciis. : M. A. DKULIX.
15-20 DOUGLAS STJHIT. :
Nearly four thousand people heard the
famous McOibnoy tanilly at the exposi
tion building , St. Louis in one day , and
thu press of that chy glvo them elegant
notices. They appear at lloyd's May
13 and 11. _
Something ICvurylioily WantH.
Two lots in Kotiutxo Place ( ono a cor
ner ) only fl.tOO , $ . ' ,000 cash. Hotter ,
1511 ! Farnani ,
IotiliiH Addition.
The county commissioners , as real es
tate agents , are a genuine success , for
their addition is indeed one of tlio tincst
and Its location not only central but very
desirable for residence purposes. The
auction sale of Douglas addition takes
place next Wednesday and thu rush for
the lots will be groat. This is , as every
one knows , the best purl of the poor
farm. A map of Douglas addition is pub
lished in tins issuu on the ninth page.
The South Omaha Land company have
appointed (3. E. Mayno solo agent for the
sale of their lots. Iln will show the prop
erty and furnish all desired information
upon application.
LSjgncd ] W. A. PAXTON , President.
fcfc-
When Ynti Clean House
Get new Furniture of
Howe & Kerr ,
No. 1510 Douglas street.
Hitchcock's add. Why not ?
AVannmakor'ft Merchant Tailoring
made in Philadelphia , largest selection ,
lowest prices , satisfaction guaranteed.
1511 Douglas , up stairs.
Architect ? and Superintendent ! , .
Hvdtjson & Son , 20 iron Uank , Omaha ,
and 3LI A'ii. ni-c. , Minneapolis.
When You Clean House
Get new Furniture of
Howe & Kerr ,
No.'iniO Douglas street.
Tipton Place.
Ituy Bnrentna. "
Many Hitchcock add lots have been
sold two and three times at handsome
profits.
Quite a Surprise.
The entire stock of Dry Goods recently
opened bv Hayilen Bros. , in the now
Kennard Building , corner Sixteenth and
Douglas street will bo closed out at once
on account of lease complications.
When You Get Mnrrled ,
Got your furniture from Howe & Kerr ,
1510 Douglas Htrcot.
A man entered u store the other day
and began to' warble "Sweet Violets. "
"What the dickens are you making that
racket here for ? " cried thn proprietor ,
picking up a club and advancing threat
eningly toward the singer. Why , I see
in your window some goods labelled ,
.Goiii" for a song,1 ami 'Swcot Violets' is
ho only song I know. " Kirk's "Juve
nile" soap goes koops.going.
Hitchcock's add. Why not ?
To Bo Suld Out.
Owing to lease complications the
entire stock of Dry Goods just opened in
the new Kennaru Building , corner Six
teenth and Douglas streets will bo sold
regardless of cost. Fixtures , etc , at u
great sacrifice. Sale begins Monday ,
April 25tu. UAYDEN Bitos.
Wanted Business Property
Wo want business property , either im
proved or unimproved on Farnani. Doug
las , Dodge. Cuming , Saunders , Leaven-
worth and St. Mary's avenue. Call or
send particulars to Brown & Creighton ,
S. E. corner 10th and Douglas.
"Whon You Get Married
Get your furniture from Howe & Kerr ,
1510 Douglas street.
When You Go to Housekeeping
Get your furniture from Howe & Kerr ,
1510 Douglas street. They keep line
goods.
When You Go to Housekeeping
Got your furniture from Howe & Kerr ,
1510 Douglas street. They keep line
goods.
A largo 13 room house , to bo moved oil
of premises , for sale cheap if taken soon ,
JUKINS & MAYNE , 1408 Dodge.
A Short Llveil Affair.
The whole stock of Dry Goods latclj
opened by llayden Bros. , in the new
Kennard Building , corner Sixteenth ant
Douglas streets , will be closed out al
once owing to some misunderstanding ,
Sale begins Monday , April 25th.
Wo Can Sell You Ono
lot or a half block of lots in West Side ai
prices tliat will insure you a handsome
return on your money in a short time
We will take you out to see tlio lots. I
will pay you to investigate this. It is t
gooU opportunity to make some monoi
on a small investment. Also lots in Ambler
blor 1'laco. 1. N. PIEUCK & Co. ,
1500 Douglas street , Ground Floor.
Hitchcock's Addition.
Cheap , sightly , easy terms.
J. B. Kvans & Co. , Sole Agents.
Tipton P.laco.
Must lie Hold.
An elegant nine-room house , full lot
south front , on Hamilton street. On !
| 3,000 ; t cash , balance 0 per cent.
WHHIHT & LASBUUV ,
Under Paxton Hotel.
Tipton Place.
Hitchcock's Addition.
Cheap , sightly , easy terms.
J. B. Evans & Co. , Solo Agents.
C. A. Piekons. who died from an ovei
dose of inorplitne , will bo buried fror
thu First M. K. church Sunday aftcrnoo
at 8:30. :
Cnpltnl Avenue Ix > t8.
I have for sale on Capitol avenue i
Briggs place two choice lots never befor
ottered. They join the lots on wtitc
Judge Ynnzlmn will build an elegar
residence this spring. C. E. 'MA v.SE.
I have live lots on Fiirnam st. on !
10,000 each , easy terms. Farnam strui
will always bo good. See uiy special ai
D. Li. THOMAS.
Iluy Uargai | > .
Many Hitchcock udd lots have bee
sold two and thro times at handson
profits.
Tipton Place.
Dictrick & Guth architects , and supe
h intcndents , Room 15 Creighton block.
ik
Tipton Place.
JONES"A MIND READER ,
A Rival of Bishop , a Resident of Omaha ,
Discovered on Farnam Street.
Astounding HcTolatlonn or the Phc-
nominal 1'ower of Mind Head
ing A Bco Man Ascertains
What Ho Want * .
It was the merest accident that led the
BEE reporter to the discovery that a rival
of Bisliop , the great mind reader , is a
prominent and much talked of resident
of Omaha. Following a "pointer" a call
was made at 1309 Farnam street , and the
victim , evidently anticipating an inter
view , failed to greet ye scribe with his
usual genial smile , and the following
conversation ensued :
"Mr. Jones , what do you know of mind
reading ? "
"Why , who told you 1 know anything
of mind reading ? "
"Well , I understood you had some power
in this direction , and I thought the read
ers of the BEE would like to hear some of
the particulars. "
"Well , it was ten years ago that I
took mv first lessons in this
art and demonstrated that I could dis
cover names and numbers that persons
centered their thoughts upon and other
things of more or less interest. "
"Did you continue the experiments ? "
"Only as they relate to my business , and
in this I find great advantage. "
"Do you consider your rapid growth of
business due to this faculty ? "
"Yes sirl to a considerable extent. It
assists mo to buy goods at the very
lowest prices and enables mo to show a
customer what he wants without delay.
You know "time is money" and Omaha
people don't want to spend nn hour or
two buying a suit of clothes , so by being
able to show them what they are looking
for the first thing they are pleased and
our sales increase in magnitude. "
"Do you get any sport out of your mi nd
reading ? "
"Well , yes ; occasionally [ do , when a
prominent judge comes in ostensibly to
make a purchase , but really to show his
railroad passes and to borrow our last
year's dross suit to wear to the
opera , wo smile at his long head , and
when a prospective bridegroom calls to
select his wedding outfit and is so afraid
we will discover his secret that he acts as
if ho had a nest of hornets in his inside
pocket , there is considerable fun in know
ing his thoughts. "
"Can you read my thoughts at this mo
ment ?
"Yes , you are about to leave your order
for a spring suit. "
Just hero the reporter concluded ho
had better desist , and bid the great cloth
ing merchant an an re voir.
Thn Last Chance.
The last chance to get a lot on Farnam
street at a bargain is in Brijrgs' Place.
I have ten choice lots on Farnam street
in Briggs1 Place , which I will olVor for
sale next Monday , April 25 , and they will
remain on sale for four days unless
sooner sold.
The Farnani street car line will bo ex
tended past each of these lots this
spring.
Farnam street will be graded a milo
beyond Brisrgs' Place this spridg.
Farnani street will bo pared nearly to
Briggs' Place this season.
Please call and get prices on these lots
and take a free ride to see them.
Take a map and figure it out for your
self.
self.We
We will sell these lots and give the deed
on a small cash payment , and give long
time on balance , as wo regard the secur
ity nmplo.
It takes no eloquence to convince an
Omaha man or woman of the desirabil
ity of Farnani street property , and it
will take no more of a notice than this to
sell these few lots , so I advertise ns the
last chance. C. E.
Hitchcock's add. Why not ?
Tipton Place.
Hitchcock's Addition.
Cheap , sightly , easy terms.
J. B. Evans & Co. , Solo Agents.
Ladies wishing good girls can be sup
plied with first-class help by calling on
Miss Kate Kennedy , 210 N. 10th.
To those who want a home. Wo have a
few nice 7-room houses for sale on a
small payment of $300 down and balance
in monthly paymcntsof $25 each. Wo also
have some choice bargains in vacant lots
that will only be in the market a few
days. BAY & FITCH ,
Real Estate , 218 S 15th st ,
Hitchcock's Addition.
Cheap , sightly , easy terms.
J. B. Lvaus &Co. . Sole Agents.
Tipton Place. _
We have 3 choice lots in Cotncr &
Archer's add. for sale cheap.
GATE CITY LAND Co. ,
208 S. 14th St.
Hitchcock's Addition.
Cheap , sicrhtly , easy terms.
J. B. Evans & Co. , Sole Agents.
Tipton Place. .
Fine Business Property A corner lot
on Sixteenth. Seventeenth and Clark sts. ,
00x180 ft. , only $18,500 , worth $25,000.
Mottcr Real Estate Agency.
Buy
Many Hitchcock add lots have been
sold two and three times at handsome
profits.
Millinery ! Millinery !
Mrs. Hickman , having returned from
New York , with a full line of elegant
styles , selected after Easter.will be pleased
to Jiuvo ladies call. 1-114 Douglas st.
Hitclicock'H Addition.
Cheap , sightly , easy terms.
J. B. Evans & Co. , Sole Agents.
Tipton Place.
5 beautiful lots in Saunders & Hlmo
baugh's addition.
GATE CITY LAND Co. ,
* ' 03iS. nth st.
Hitchcock' * Addition.
Cheap , sightly , easy terms.
J. B. Evans & Co. , Solo AgenU.
Tipton Place.
A fine lot anil house of 0 rooms in Hur
baugh's 2d add. , on 10th st. , f 0,000.
GATE CITY LAND Co ,
208 S. Uth St.
Buy Bargains.
Many Hitchcock add lots have beet
sold two and three times at handsorai
profits. _
LAWN MOWEIIS ! LAWN Mowuusl ! AL
STYI.KS All sizes from 10 inch to 10 inch
and at PIIICES within the ability of all
A good mower tit $3 and upward , a
EVANS' SEED STOKED
Don't forget that the new wall pape
firm ot Beard & Otis carry elegant good
and guarantee prices as low , and wor
as line as any house in the country. Ai
unusually line Hue of Window bhndei
Give ns 'a trial and wo will please yo
both with work and price ,
BEAUD & OTIS ,
1317 and 1310 Douglas Street.
< - - SOUTH OMAHA.
T'ho Now Church Uaitfs nll Dummy
Trains NWef.
*
The corner stone of tHc Flrst Methodist
church , of South Omahu , ' will bo laid
with the usual ceremony UMay at 1:30 :
p. 111. The pastor , Rev ? f . B. Hilton ,
formerly of Chicago , .has been using
every elVort to push forward the work ,
nnd the people of SoutlrOniaha are dp-
ing all they can to encourage him. The
now churcn when completed will bo a
very neat structure with n capacity for
250 people.
IIASE HAM , .
Thn employes of Fowler Bros. " packing
house have challenged tlio stock
yards men to play : i game of
ball for $50 n side. The gutno \ to take
place this afternoon near the rendering
house at South Omaha.
DUMMY TIIAINS.
Owing to the fact that all the details ,
for thu new dummy service , have not
been comuletcd the Dillon Pacific man
agement has decided to run trains the
same M in the past until the first of May.
The tram will then run from Council
Blurt's to South Omaha on very nearly
thu same time as they now run between
Omaha and Council Bluffs. There will
bo two trains and four crows.
Mondolaaohn Atlmwrlo Vs the County
Commissioner * .
OMAHA , April 33. To the Editor Omaha
UKK : Will you kindly penult us to say a
few words In reply to the remarks of County
Commissioners Mount and O'Kcefc , iiuu-
lished In your paper of last Monday evening ,
In relation to tlio county hosplUl plans.
Mr. Mothit , there , takes occasion to admit
his agreement to stand by us , "all tlilnus
being eiiiml , " but ho slunally falls to say
wliuioln things were not equal.
Mr. O'Keote , there , states that lie had been
In favor of Mr. Mgurs' plans the last time as
well as the lirst , because he considered them
the best. In making this statement , tliogon-
tlemaii stultifies hiuii-clf and shows his IK-
mentnblo Ignoiance of the subject In hand.
The former plans presented by Mr. Myers
were unlike Ills latter plans , as finally
adopted , and they weio condemned by n
committee of ph > sicli\ns as being unsuitable.
for hospital uuruosus. And yet , Mr.
O'Keofo conslduicd them thu best.
If Mycis' plans were the best
in the lirst vliice , why did lie change
his iieneral desluns to conform , ns near ns
could bo , to the Corhrane and Mendelssohn
ideal' And If Mr. O'Keefo considered My
ers' first plans the best , why did ho lipld the
same opinion niter they had been radically
and totally chanpcd ? These centlemen take
occasion to say that our pavlllion plan was
Inferior to Myers' and was nothing but a
tire-trap. If inferior to Myers' plan , why did
Myers , in the second competition , adopt our
general design ? If the commissioners had
availed themselves of the opportunity and
examined our plans and speculations , ( still
In their hands ) , they would have found that
the floors are to bo constructed with Iron
beams and terra cotta arches covered witn
cement floors ; that all exterior and main In
terior walls were to be ot brick , and continu
ous from bottom to top , and the minor parti
tion walls of hollow tcira cotta tile. Thereof
roof was to be of wrought and cast Iron cov
ered with slate. Nowhere was wood to be
used , save for doors , window-sashes and
floors in trie administration building , and
there it was optional ns between wood and
cement.
Our plans called for a bro-proof building in
every particular. These gentlemen say that
upon their return from th cast , they were
satisfied that none of the irfans should be ac
cepted. In what manner-were they so satis-
lied ? They stalled with IH plans , with the
names erased , for the nvowed purpose of
itoinir east to New York i nd other points ,
and submitting them to experts and obtain
ing their opinion upon tliem. The fact Is
they went lo Chicago ami l > etroit. When
they reached Chicago , the plans were locked
up in thn hotel sale uutllitlio commissioners
were ready to leave the city , and in Detroit
the same thing -was agmln done. If these
plans were submitted to experts , will the
commissioners please dvc tbb names aud
addresses of the experts ?
Messrs. Mount and O'K e.fe say that inas
much as our plans were entitled to only
second place In the lust competition and we
had not materially chanced them. It follows
as'a matter of couise , tlioy-wero still entitled
to second place In the second competition.
In the lirst competition ? onr- plans weie
awarded a place second to Coclirano's , not
ileyfirs' , and if , ns the commissioners say.
leyers had greatly Improved his plans , and
.his Improvement had been brought about by
conforming to the general design of Cochrano
ud Mpnaelssohn , why can Mr. O'Keefe say
hat the Meyers plan was best on the lirst
ompetltlonV In the first competition
ochrane's plans were preferred to ours be
cause more extensive and more expensive.
TJio pavlllion plan Is everywhere regarded
as one of the gieatest protections against lire.
aving adopted the pavlllion style , and hav-
ng made our buiidlni : tire-moot in Its con-
tructlon. will tbo commissioners kindly ex-
ilaln wherein our plans call for a lire-trap
ulldlne ? They say that Mr. Meyers frives a
pnd of 80OOO.Ou. . We agreed to give a bond
B any amount the commissioners would
name to make our building lire-proof within
ho estimated cost. . ,
These Bentlcmen further say that our nol-
: ow tile partitions Invite dirt and filth. Will
; he gentlemen explain in what way -terra
cotta tile , which Is of superior clay and
harder than brick , and closelv sealed and
nlnsteied on both sides , can possibly Invite
illth of any kind ? Kvery ono who has
traveled or Investigated the matter , knows
that terra cotta Is reeoumml as the best lire-
proof material by all lending architects. All
prominent buildings , lately erected , are con
structed largely of that material.
.One feature of this competition has , per
haps , not been made public , and It Illustrates
fully the position of the commissioners In
regard to this matter. They came to us while
the plans were under discussion and said
Hint wo had provided no scheme for heating
and ventilation , and that Myers had sub
mitted an excellent system.
Now , It so happened , that the commis
sioners , find , by accident , placed our speci
fications for heating nnd ventilating with
Mvers' plans , and were eulogl/lng them ,
believing them to belong to Myers. When
they ascertained their mistake , onr achumo
of heating and ventilating took n tumble in
their estimation. . . . .
Will Mr. O'Keefo please explain how ho
satislied himself that Myers' lirst plan was
the best , when lie was Ignorant , personally ,
of the matter In hand , and when such nhy-
hlelans as Mercer. Summers , Leo , Oraddv.
Avers and others had considered them ?
Messis. Mount and O'Keefo give the cost.
per patient , under our plans at SOOS.O , and
under Myers' plans at 5574.30.
Let us see. Myers provides for 105 patients
at a cost of 8113,000. Divide 8112,000 by ! ' . .
and you find the cost as stated by the com
missioners. WtMirovidoil for UOO patients nt
a cost not to exceed SliW.ouo. Divide 81W.OOO
by 200 , and thu greatest possible cost per
patient under our plans would be only S750
per patient , and not &W9.0J , ns stated by
the commissioners , and the actual cobt might
have been much less. Why do they lind It
necessary to nils slate the facts ? If the hun
dred reasons they profess to have for their
action are no better founded than their lie-
arcs , they certainly would" carry little weight
with the tax-payers.
The public now undenttaM that Myers
has elven.a bond In S'JO.oao to complete this
hospital , and to make ita-ilre-proot bulli ing
with no wood but doors.tcortplcte In nil Its
details , rendy to be occupteu.uy 105 patients ,
atacostorsil2ooo.
& LAWIIIK.
Bishop's Marvelous i3ttfd Heading.
A number of ladlus-and gentlemen at
tended the reception1" of Washington
Irving Bishop , the famous mind reader
at the Paxton house yesterday attcrnoon
After a short introductory , in which ho
expounded tlie nature of his calling , he
produced a formidaW * looking dagger
and approaching Hov. Mr Copolam
handed the weapon to ihim "as the most
murderous looking" personage in the
gathering , asking litm to enact a mock
murder scene. Mr/ Bishop was then es
corted from the parlor in charge of Mr.
Grcgorv , of the llopublican , and Mr
John Francis. Whllo these were absent
Mr.Copeland suddenly reached over Dr
Merrlnm and made a tragic ungo at that
gentleman. But the dirk did not enter
the person. Mr. Copeland then hid
the dagger in the parlor grate
Mr. Bislop was then recent noted
blindfolded , to the parlor , and with hu
hands slightly touching those of Mr
Copoland.lio proceeded immediately tc
Iho grate , picked up the weapon and then
led Mr. Copelanrt back , ana standlnc in
front of IJr. Mcrrmni enacted the sairn
See the Houses.
A Dozen Houses are at Present in Course of Construction in the
Handsomest Addition tojmaha , namely
Hitchcock'sAddition '
Beautiful , High , Sightly. Lots can still be had for $400 to
$600 , on Very Easy terms.
J. B , EVANS & CO , , Sole Agents
bloody scene which that gentleman had
taken part in.
The last test was discovering a scarf
pin , which a committee , consisting of
llov. Mr. Copcland , Lr. ) Murrlam , Gen
eral Smith and Edgar Snyder , of the
Excelsior , had hidden in a drawer , be
hind the counter in Max Myer's store.
Mr. Bishop was blindfolded , a white
band holding cotton bolting closely over
his eyes. Over his head he wore a black
hood , which rested upon his shoulders
and breast. lie led the commltteo to a
carriage in waiting and droyn the team
cast on Farnam street , stopping at Max
Myur's. He led the commltteo into the
store and found the pin where it had
been placed by them a short time before.
A largo crowd of admiring witnesses ap
plauded the achievement.
Mr. Bishop appears to-night at the ex
position building.
COUNTY SCHOtiAKS.
Four Thousand Children Added to
the Roll in One Year.
The county school census for 18S7 , ns tabu
lated by County Superintendent Hruneris as
follows :
Contracts For Anhcuscr - Busch's
Kulldliif ; .
The work on tbo new buildings of the
Anlieuser-Busch Brewing company of St.
Louis which are to be built in this oity ,
will bo commenced immediately. Henry
Voss , tlie architect , who has been en-
rusted with thu management of the
same , returned yesterday from St. Louis
with approved plans for the buildings in
question , which are to bo among the
most b&uitiful and substantial in the
city. Mr. Voss has been authorized to
let nil the contracts for the buildings in
juestion. During his absence Mr. Voss'
jirthday took place , and on his return
; hit : gentleman found awaiting him a
handsome easy chair , the gift of Ills em
ployes , under the leadership of Mr. Bur-
dick. _
Illtclicock'M Attention.
Cheap , sightly , easy terms.
J. U. Evans & Co. , Solo Agents.
Important Religious Meetlncs.
Omiiha is to bo the place of holding
two very important religious meetings
this year. Mention has already been
made of tlio meeting of the General As
sembly of the Prenbylerhtns of the United
States , which will bo held in this city
commencing May 1 ! ) nnd closing May HO.
This meeting will bo followed by u meet
ing of th < ! General Synod of thu Lutheran
church. Over 200 delegates will bu pro-
sent. The meeting will convene Juno 1
and last ten days.
Fitly BarcalnH.
Many Hitchcock add lots have been
sold two and thrco times at hand emu
profits.
Inspector Kind's Report.
Postal Inspector King is not hero , as
erroneously reported , to consider the
delivery of mail in the city , but to report
upon the increase of the clerical force in
the postolllce , Ho has been called awa >
temporarily and will return in a few
days. Postmaster Coutaut says there is
hardly any doubt that ho will recom
mend an increase of four clerks.
The 1 T I * . O.
The Ladles' Afternoon Luncheon club
met at the residence of Mrs. Leopold
Holler.710 South Eighteenth street , last
Wednesday. Those present were M s
dames F. Adler , M. Goldsmith , A. Heller ,
Louis Heller , M. Hellman , G. Hoyn , L
Mendelssohn , A. Meyer , Max Meyer ,
Morit/ Mover , B. Newman. I. Oborfcldcr
A. Polack , H. Rphfcld , Seligsohn , Itau
and Grotto.
A. O. II. OOCH to Council niuflk.
The two divisions of the A. O. H. in
this city will meet to-day at 12:30 : at their
hall , Thirteenth nnd Jackson streets , to
attend in a body , the laying of the corner
nor stone of the Catholic church of tha
place. They will leave on the 10 o'clock ,
dummy.
m
According to tlie St. Paul Pioneer Press It
takes the average party manager longer ito
learn anything than U does any other man
qn eijrtu.
CHURCH Notions.
To-dny'a SorvlcfS nt ttio DtfToi-ciit
ClitirulicH Throughout tlio City.
Calvaiy Hatitlst Church Siunilurs street.
Hev. A.V. . Clark , pastor , bervlcos at lOi.'JO
a. in. and TliOp. : in. Sunday school all'- !
o'clock. KcKulnr pr.ivor meotliur \VetIncs- -
day livening at 7:80. : All uro cordially In
vited to the services of this church.
Iteth-Kilen Hautlst Church Services nt
4:15 : p. in. at St. Mnry's avenue Congrega
tional church. Prcachinc by Hev. M. J. Sulli
van. Sunday school at : i n. in. Prayer meetIng -
Ing Thursday evening at 7JO. : ; All are wel
come.
German Ltithetnn Church 1005 S. Twen
tieth street. Services every Sunday at 10 a.
m. buiutay school nt 'J p.m. li.J. 1'rese ,
pastor.
First United Prosbvtcrlan < H2 fXoith
Klehteenth street. Kuv. E. li.iCralmui , pastor.
Public worship at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m.
Unity Church Corner of Seventeenth und
Cass htrcets. Services at 11 a. in. aud 7:4" : > p.
m. Sunday school at 12:15. : Itev.V. . E.
Copeland , pastor. Subject of sermon
this morning , "Our Troubles. " Subject
of evening lecture , "Aro Unitarians Chris
tians ? "
Come to the Cynthia chapel. Walnut Hill ,
Omaha , next Lord's day.urll 24 , and hear
the following subjects discussed : Mornlntr ,
"Man or ( Joel ? " Evening , "Heaven. " Hev.
A. H. Sawyer , pastor.
First BaJHIst Church Fifteenth street , cor
ner Davenport. A. W. Lamar , pastor. Sub
ject at 10 : : w service , "Our Progress Limited
by Our Faith. " Sublect at 7:45 : service , "The
Attempts of the World to Account for
Clulst. " All seats free. Strangers cordially
Invited.
Presbyterian Church Corner Dndiro and
Seventeenth streets. Services at 10iUa. : : m.
and Up. m. .MornhiK ItfiV. W. U. Hender
son , pnslor of the North Presbvteriun church ,
will preach. The pastor. Kov. W. J. Hurhlm.
will preach In the evenlui ; . Sunday school
at noon. Young people's meeting at 7:15 :
p. m.
North Presbyterian Church , Snumlers
Street Hev. William R. Henderson , pastor.
Services at 10l0 : ! nnd S o'clock. Sunday
school at noon. Young people's mectlneat
7p. m. Hev. W. J. Ilarshnand Mr. Henderson
will exchange pulpits this morning. This
evening the pastor will deliver the third lec
ture on "Tho Life aud Times of King Saul. "
Strangers made welcome at all services.
CUNOREOATIONAL.
St. Mary's Avenue Hev. Willard Scott
hopes to preach both mornlug and evening ,
at 10:30 : and 7:45. Evening sermon In tlio
series upon "Joseph. " Prizes will bo given
In the morning to children who havn been
present every Sunday of the year. Sunday
school at noon.
First Christian Church. Twentieth and
Capitol avenue Rev. Joseph 11. Foy. LL. U , ,
nnstor. Services to-dnv nt usual hours.
Morning theme : "The Kull-Oibed Gospel. "
Evening theme : "The Test of Character. "
Seats free. You are Invited.
First Cnncrecatlonal Church , Canltol ave
nue , near Eighteenth Services at 10u : ) a. m.
and 8 p. in. Preaching ns usual. Evenlne ,
i short Kospel service with singing. Sab-
mth school at noon. All are welcome.
Southwest Presbytealnn Church , corner
lieavenworth nndTwentieth streets Preach-
ng by the pastor , Hev. David R. Kerry , at H
a. m. nnd 8 p. in. Sabbath school at ! ) p. in.
Young people's praynr meeting at 0:45 : p. m.
The Park Avenue Presbyterian congroga-
lon will meet In the Park Avenue United
Presbyterian church at 5 p.m. , when the Hov.
lohn Gordon , of Pittsburir , will preach , A
commission of the presbytery of Omaha will
organize the church Monday evening , and
regular morning nnd evening services will
commence May 1 In Trolel's hall , near the
corner of Lcavcnworth and Phil Sheridan
streets. The green car line passes the door.
NOTES.
Pastor Lamar will deliver a sermon on
Sundav night at the First Baptist church ,
specially to young men. on this subject , "The
Attempts of the World to Account tor
Chribt. "
A 1/AUGIG EKTABLlBfl'MENT.
llnydon Bros. , an Eastern Firm , Opoti
a First Class Dry Goods Store Next
Week.
The new brick building on the west side
of Sixteenth street near the corner of
Douglas has been leased to two good
firms , Kennard Bros. , with paint , oil , etc. ,
nnd the remainder to Hayden Bros. , who
will open in a few days a first class dry
goods store.
Hayden Bros , are well known in the
cast as lirst cia s men and they will no
doubt keen up their past record.
The stock is now being put in place
by n largo force ot clerks
who are working like beavers so that
they may be able to open up the lirst part
of the week.
Hiiyden Bros , have the reputation of
being straightforward business men
who have had a loner nnd successful ex
perience in the dry goods trade and
come to Omaha highly recommended.
The advent of a new dry goods house Is
always an event of interest to the ladies ,
ajid from a casual glance at their largo
store and crisp new stock , neither the
ladles or anyone else will bu disappointed
in the new store of Haydun Bros , which
will bo opened next week. They will oc
cupy two double floors and the basement
with thuir stock.
ICxpoHitlnn nulldlnt ; Stock For Sn'lc.
The earnings of the exposition building
during the fourteen months since it was
opened have been , in round numbers ,
$14.000. Thn cost of the main building
ami the annex was about $ ( W,000. The
stock now issued amounts to $15,800 ,
which compels tlio carrying of u Moating
debt of about $10,000. The directors do-
sii-o lo sell ? l.r ,000 of stock , and they feel
assured , judging from the income up to
the presiint time , and the very Haltering
outlook for the future , that it will be a
dividend-paying investment from this
time forward. Proposals for stock should
be addressed toMaxMoyer , president , or
I. W. Miner , secretary.
PEOPLE'S ' THEATER
ONK WI'.hK , COMMENCING
MOXDAY AVIII ! * X > th , J887 ,
Tlio Klni : I.-iiuli.J'MlarR
itli's ' Swiss Bell [ lingers
Comic Concert G'J. , and fit ,1i > inlinc
JfamptlJtunifttii Ti'oiiiMi
The oldest and larur.it oft'.nIt'nd In
tin : world , -I Great CtwdlaiiH. 1 %
d Art MM , apju-ai'lnu In
a Grand 1'ronrainine , coimlstlnu
of character ( / , dance * , tiwlna
JMl Itlnylnu , etc.
Mirth , Mnlc. and J / / / rcr// /
1'ointlar Trice * 2Oc , Xoc and J5c.
Are h If/her.
Closing Out.
Owing to Least ) Complications
and other reasons , the
entire stock of
Gen Dry
NOTIONS
And in fart everything kept
in a first-class dry goods '
store \ \ < ll be fold
A
of Cost !
To Insure a Speedy Sale.
This is only a Chance in a Life
Time
r y V
To
UOUlKl
Way umler value.
Show Cases
Ami otbcr Fixtures for sale at a prcnt
sacrifice , Sale to begin
Monday , April 25
[ n the new Kenntml bnihliiiR' , cor. 16tlu
and Douglas streets.
H AYDEN BROS , ,
AMUSEMENTS.
BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE ;
ONE NIG HT OXL F ,
Saturday , April 30th , .
of Omnha'H Favorite Come-
tly. CJtnn , If.
Laughing Success
With MR. FRtlfK DANIKLS In.
His Famous Creation of
OLID SIFOPIT
Supported by the Original Company
Grab It Quick.
Popular Prices
EXPOSITION BUILDING
Sunday Evening , April 24
Tlio Miirvcl of tlio Century ,
MR. WASHINGTON IRVING
TlioOrlnlnnl niiJ WotU Hmuiwnod
MIND READER.
The Cai'taln of the Mind Uplifted
ThnNowVorkllernlil. Feb. 28. lfT. fny rrgnrillni
Mr. HlHliop'n reni. rk'ilil . IMIHI-MI 'Ciuniilelrly ti > -
wllilircclniicl cliiiruiBl. . llevrnrdc'il nltli clieeri uua
tliunrtcrlaviipplnii'i' "
WHAT MR. BISHOP WILL DO. .
A Mock Murder Re-enacted ,
The Mind Unveiled ,
Concealed Property DUcoveredi
Mental Victuies Delineated ,
Endearing Names Ri vcalcd ,
The Great Bank Note Tebt ,
Old Times and Old Friends Recalled.
The Most Stnrtliiur Entertainment-
Ever ( Jiven ,
Adinli loii2.VmnJ.'Oo. lleiervuil cats can be e-
.
cureil ui Jlui Mojrvr'i.
PEOPLL THEATER
_
One Week , Commencing MoiiJayiApr. 10
, s//oir ,
GRAND HIBERNIGA
Tha lifit orunnUiitlon nl the kind In eilitence.e-
li b Hug UicKriiniHuUtonery e er ltnc d In
A Grand Tom-Through Ireland1
ItSpecial ArHntH M ,
Comedians 0 ,
U Great
Novel , llelhicd , Neat. . .
