OMAHA DAILY BEE : FEIDAY. JTJNE 24. 1887 ;
II1E TRIAL OF DR , 'DOCCE ,
Ilorold Qots Ont of ilia Ponitnotiary andS
Becks to Recovery Hia Forportyi
A VARIED MASS OF TESTIMONY
JVn Elk Creek Grnln Firm Sues the
Chicago , rinrllncton & Qitlncj
For Hcbatcfl Duo Them
Capital Ctty Nous.
IritoM TUB IHK'H : MNCOI.X nun IAU. : ]
f The trial of Ur. O. II. Doggo and wife ,
In the district court , is attracting much
attention from attorneys and spectators
at Iho bar. The case is that of the cred
itors of C. O. Ilorold , who seek to re
cover from the Doggcs money alleged to
have been received by Doggo from Her-
old at the time of the lattor'a failure ,
when the two wcro in collusion. Two
years ago the case was somewhat differ
ent , when Ilorold was prosecuted and
sent to thu penitentiary , at which time
Doggo helped to send him tlioro. The
cnso is reversed now , and llerold , par *
doned out of the penitentiary , sits on one
Bide of tlio table helping as best ho can
to prove that Doggo received his property
at the time of his failure , and ought to
Btirrcnifcr it now to the creditors. The
love between Doggo and ilcrold at the
present is not such as bound Damon and
Pythias , and they never speak as they
pass by in going to nnd from the court
room. Thu cose has already occupied
lour days , and if the mass of testimony
receives tlio attention of Judge Chapman -
man during the coming dog days ,
that gentleman will bo more at
tenuated than ho is at the present time.
It is n study for an artist and an expert
in perjury to sit nnd listen to the testi
mony. When one side is testifying the
principals on the other side sit and smile
incredulous smiles as though wondering
nt the depravity of the tcsti mony , and
when the parties are reversed the smile
of unbelief gleams on the countenances
of the other sdo | , except when a shadow
crosses the features indicative of remorse
that thov did not do better themselves
when they were on the stand. Addi
tional complications nre given to the case
through the fact that all parties have
testified heretofore and the monumental
dittcrences in the testimony on the dif
ferent occasions becomes very apparent
to those who have watched the dittoront
phases of the caso. Tlie work in the case
yesterday was the showing on the part of
thu defense that Mrs. Doggo , who has all
the family property in her own name ,
brought a largo sum with her when she
came from Wisconsin , and that it is this
property and its accumulations that the
prosecution are attempting to gain pos
session of in settlement of _ the Herald
debts. When the testimony is all in and
written out by the reporter it will make a
volume of truly wonderful statements.
TO UECOVKK A RKUATK.
James D. Uussoll , of Elk Crock. John-
Ron county , assignee of McLuro & Grif
fin , has commenced suit in the Lancaster
county district court to recover rebate
duo McLuro & Griffin from the Chicago ,
Burlington & Quincy railroad on grain
' shipped by the above lirm to Chicago
over that company's lines. The petition
recites that a contract was made between
McLuro & Urillin on thn one part and the
railroad on the other by which the com
pany was as a common carrier to trans
port corn from Elk Creek , Nob. , to Chicago
cage for 80 cents per 100 pounds , and ,
further , tha * on payment ot this the sum
of 10 cents par 100 was to bo paid back tc
the grain firm. The firm of McLuro &
> GriliTn , in the month of October , 1880 ,
- shipped corn over the railroad for which
thu company demanded and received
f 1.C70 as freight at 80 cents per 100. The
allegation is that the 10 cent rebate was
never paid back by the railroad , and that
consequently there is duo the plaintltftlu
etim of $500 ns said robaU
under the contract , and that thii
Bum is now in the hands of de
fendant and wrongfully withhold nndei
the contract. The defendant , it ii
claimed , has been roucntcdly notified ol
* the debt , but refuses to pay , and there
fore judgment is asked for the entin
nmount. with interest from October 18
1880. at 10 per cent. Judge S. P. David
son. of Tucumscb , is tlie attoruoy of ru
Dcord for the plaintiff.
A COMING ATTRACTION.
Mr. William Harrigan , the wido-awnki
ftdvanco agent of the Harrigan Purl
t Theatre company , was in Lincoln yesterday
day arranging for a date for his people
nnd visiting with his old-time acquaint
nnco , Hon. 1) . G. Courtnay , chairman o
the republican congressional committee
Tim date secured for Lincoln precede ,
the dates selected for thu company's up
pcarunco in Omaha , and the company
will present the play , "Cordelia's Asmra
tlons. " Them are forty-scvon people ii
the company.and one ol the great attrac
tions is iavo lirahnm's orchestra , tha
has an extended reputation in all section
of the oast.
IIHIEK ITEMS.
Thu new block of II. T. Clarke has
small array engaged now upon foumlH
tion work , which is being laid broad am
deep nnd well. This will be five storio
and basement and when completed wil
bo one of the most imposing buildings ii
the capital city. The U. & M. will lay
track into thu building for couvemenc
handling heavy freights and the con
pany was engaged yesterday in laying
track from thu now freight depot to th
r plaoo.
While graders were engaged in level
Ing the ground around the nuw B. & M
freight depot yesterday valuable tear
driven by one of thu mun foil into n :
nbandonod well. A crowd of unusual d
mentions was soon nt the scunu , a der
rick was secured , and in nn hour hot
horses were rucovcrud alive but SOUK
What crippled.
Thu post-mortem held on the remain
of Byron ; the man killed in the railrou
wrecK. was hold under the charge of Di
Hart Wednesday evening and cvtirvthin
was provun satisfactorily that his deal
was entirely from the accident and 1 roi
no dthor causes whatever.
Jmlgu I'ound and Court Reporter Mu
Ion arrived homo from Nebraska City yai
tcrday. T hey learned of tlio escape of Qui
Bohanan only an hour before leaving
but Mr. Million in that time visited tli
jail and the cell from which thn bird hn
llown. There was a pack of cards and
crihbngo board in the cell , an ink-stun
and other materials of that kind. M
Mullen states that Quin was a great chei
vlayor , having his own board nnd callin
moves through a hole in the wall to
prisoner in the adjoining coll. Bohanit
lias lately been examined by tl
county superintendent of Otoo count
for a teacher's certificate , and he passe
n satisfactory examination , if ho ha
the ccrtlllcato with him , it would intr
duce him to employment.
The funeral of Byron occulted yeste
dav , and was very largely attended ,
A light sotwion of the police court wt
tha order of tlio day buforo Judge Pai
eons yesterday.
M. D. Polk , S. C. Green , Platumout
Captain A. AUeo. Omaha : George I
Frank , Grand Island ; II. T. Clark
Omaha , wore in Lincoln yesterday.
In dyspepsia and indigestion the u
of Dr. J. 11. McLean's Strengthen ! !
Cordial nnd Blood Purifier strengthc
the exhausted coats of thu stomach , pr
motes a healthy How of gastric juic
T which is thu rolront of the food and ii
S pels thu organs which secrotu it to pi
lorni their inactions vigorously and wi
ESTATE. '
'TrhnHfera Filed Juno 22,1887.
II Kount/o to Olnt LI ml quest
undivided l-sth ot w K ol lot 8 blk
7 , Kount/o and Huth's add , w (1..S 1
Andcres 0 Peterson ami wife to Emma
O Anderson , 8 w } < of lot 8 blk 7 ,
Kotmt7u nml Huth's nihl , w d 1
Julia 13 Vantlercook rt al to Herbert I )
Hicks , lot 2 blk 1 , VanUercook Ter
race , wd 1,100
I'jllzahcth A Urnwnleo to John M
Meleeii ) lot 13 , blk 1 , Hawthorne mid
wd 1,400
Frederick Doll to Fremont , Klkliorn &
Mo Valley U 11 Co 100 ft over tlin s e
} < s oi sec 1M and n o M n e ) { SO , 13 ,
13. ref w 1,093
J ( ' Knluht to the same 100 ft over s w
} fs otf34,10 , lUr ot w 750
J 0 Knight and wife to narno 100 ft
over n w > < of s o K ! Hi 1" . 12. r of w COO
Leopold Doll and wile to ianie , 100 ft
OUT n w K n w K i , 15 , 13 , r of w 1,450
Marx Sluhr and \vlie to same , 100 ft
over wi of s w J < and s oi of s
w } it sec -4 and all that part of n e \ (
of n w M sec S3 , btw 1'apllllon and
Cole crui-k , and n w H n e K ' & , 15 ,
12rof w 4,405 ,
Henry Itaaho and wife to same , 100 ft
over n oi n e Jf sec 15 and w Jtf of
s wX. 14. 15 , 12 , ref w f. . . . 3,245
Clans bliwitrs and wile to same , 100 ft
over all that nart of nojf of nw > { , SKI ,
15 , ia o of Cole creek , r of w 3,010
John Campbell ot al to same , 100 ft
ever o K of no M G,14. IS , also 60 ft
on s skin of above , rot w. 400
Lewis S Keed and wife to same , 1-10
of an acre , In nw , ' { ot ne > { of 0 ,
14 , ULrofw 100
llyron Heed and wife to same , 100 ft
over sw X ot ne > f r > . 14. 13 , nlso
strip rx ) wmo on each side of above
land.rofw C.800
Lawrence Wire and wife to same. 100
ft over o K of so bee 10 , 15 , 12. ref
of w 2,633
Isaac Street and wile to same , 100 ft
over o } i of sw K sec 4,1C , 11. also a
strip i1) it wide on o sldo of above
land.rofw 292.50
John W Colyer and wlfo to same , 100
ft over sw Kof nw K and nw M o
s wM'A 12 , ref w 2,020
John L McCaguo and wlfu to sninc ,
100 ft over so ) { of of n w > sec 0,14 ,
13 , also 50 ft on each side of above
land , wd 3,133
Otto Lobeck and wlte to same , 100 ft
ovpr lots 8 , 0 , CO , 21 ami 22 , Spring
Valley , also 50 ft on ench sideot said
land , r of w 4,350
Larmon I1 Pruyn and wlfo to George
1) Morton , 17 and 18 , blk 2 , . 1'ruyn
park , wd 2,500
Ernstus Uensnn trustee to Jacob A
Morgan , lots 5,6 , 7 , 6 blk 7 , lots 8 , 0 ,
5 blk 41. lietison.w d 1,120
1) ,1 llutchinson and wlfo to Jacob A
Morgan , lots 7 , 8 blk 1 1'ruyu's sub
dlvof bikSHydo park , wd G50
llonry F Cudy and wife to Francis J
Wight , lot U blk 14 Florence.w d. . . . 550
Iluuh U Clark and wile to E E
French , lots 14.15 , I'riiyn's sub dlv
ofblk3 llydol'ark. w d 750
Henry L Crmmbcrluln et al to K K
French , lots 1 , 2 , hlk 0 , Uedford
place , w d 1,550
John W Paul to Frank J Bnrkley , un
divided K of lot 3 blk 3 , Crcston ,
wd. . . . . . 700
AnnaM O McCormlck ct al to Leon
Kopald , lot 10 blk 0 Deer nark , w d 1,000
Douglas county to Maria Krebs , lots
11. iS. blk 11 , Doujjlas add , w d 2,050
Martin Quick and wlfo to Michael
Hpatistnt , lot IS blk 471 , Urandvlew ,
w d 150
Jennie M WIcdcnsall to Pen In ah
JIogL' , lot ll > Arlington , wd 1,100
Emma Hiown to ( ierlmrd S I3eno\va ,
undiv X of lot 14 blk S Plalnview
add. wd 4,500
M ' 1 Patrick nnd wife to Fielder M
Phillips , lots 1. 2 , 3 ank 4 blk 14 lots
7 , 8. 0 and 10 hlk 12 lot 1 blk 11 lota 4 ,
6 and 0 blk7 Patrick's 2d add , wlc. . . 22,050
Benjamin M NIcoLson to Frank J
Slltor , e RO ft of w 00 ft of lot 5 and
n 20 ft of lot 7 blk I Pope place , wd. . 2,800
Benjamin M Nicolaon to Frank J
Sliter. w 30 ft ot lot 5 and n 20 tt of
lot 0 blk 1 Pope place.vd 2,800
Herman KounUe and wife to William
C Cain , lot 8 blk 0 Kountzo place ,
wd. . . . . 2,000 ,
Charming M Woodurldjre to the pub
lic , plut of Ulalne place , subdlv lot
14 blk 4 Urookllne , dedication
Novel W Markwood and wife to
Harriet A Powell , lot 3 , blk 181 } * ,
Omaha.w d 5,000
Herbert D Hicks to John S Morrison ,
lota , bite l.Vandercook Terrace , w
d 1,400
John C Drexel fatal to Mads Mortensen
lots 5 and 0 , Drexul and Maul's add. ,
wd 3,003
Ellzabath Tobln and husband to Kllen
JDoLand , lots 4 and S , blk 31 , Flor
ence , wd 1,200
United States to James Alfred Jones ,
GO acres In M6-in patent
United States to James Alfred Jones ,
80 acres In 0-1(1-10 ( patent.
James M Wlusliip and wife to Mycr
llellman , sK of lot 1 , blk 171 , Oma
ha , wd..V. ! 11,501
James O Mctcnth and wlfn to John
Hop , lot 55 , Windsor place , wd. . . . l.OOC
Augustus Kountzo and wife to Joseph
Alalml , sK lot 17 , blk 7 , Kountzo's
4th add. w d S7 (
Annlo K Shaw and husband to Otis 11
Ballou et al , lot 13 blk 4 , Central
park , wd 2.00C
J J Dlckoy et al to Wm L Monroe , lot
! ! blk a , Hawthorne , wd 1,501
City of Omaha to Henry Ostholl , lot
4 blk 24. qo 1
Edwin S Rowley and wife to Mariano
PeierhBU. e M lot 21 , Pcluarn place ,
w d 1,40(1 (
Tlios Garvoy to Bridget Moanoy , n } i
lot 3 blk 13 , Kountzo's 3id add , wd. . 3,70 (
GeoT Walker and wlfo to Otis 11
Ballon et al , lot 14 , blk 2 , lots ! ) and
It blk 87 , lot 'J blk 8 , lot 5 blk 12 , lot
IS blk 15 , Ambler place , w d 15,201
City of Omaha to Martha M Ish.
14x39.C feet beginning at s w cor of
lot * blk 12 , qo 27721
On thn New Grounds.
A very pleasant festival was given las
evening under the auspices of the Firs
Methodist church Sunday school. Tin
festival took place on the grounds at thi
corner of Twentieth and Davenpor
streets , recently purchased by the churcl
for the new $70,000 building to be erectoi
this season. The refreshments consistct
of ice cream , cake and berries. A largi
ntimhor of people attended. The fcstiva
will bo given again to-nlcht. The pro
ceeds are to go toward furnishing tin
Sunday schoolroom in the new building
Undertaker oniclala.
At the state convention of undcrtak
ors , held nt Lincoln yesterday , H. K
Burket , of this city , was ro-elcctcd prcsi
dent nnd P. J. B\rrettt : , of Barrett i' '
Heafy , also of this city , chairman of th
executive committee. The same gontlc
men were oluctod delegates to thu Na
tional convontiou.
I'o//.om s Complexion Powder prc
ducos n sofi nnd beautiful skin. It coin
bines uvory clement of beauty nnd purilj
Sola by druggists.
NotCH.
The Hebrew Sabbath school picnic wi !
take place at llanscom parkWcdnesdaj
July Cth.
A special mooting of the Hebrci
Ladies' Sowing society is called for Stir
day next at 4 o'clock p. m. at the syr
ngoguo.
She has the complexion of a poach
Poz/onl's Medicated Comploxlonll'owde
did it. Sold by all druggists.
Blarrlert In Milwaukee.
T. U. Mmahau , well known Inthtscit :
r- left last Sunday for Milwaukee. Yeste
ris day ho was married In that city to Mi !
is Dora Lippf. The bridal couple will tnk
a short trip nnd then begin life in Omahi
They will bo tendered a reception upu
their arrival.
Pec altar
In the combination , proportion , and pr <
pnration of its ingredients , Hood's Ha
30 sapariila accomplishes cures whei
other preparations entirely fail. Pcculii
113 in its good uamo at homo , which is
"tower of strength abroad , " peculiar i
e , the phenomenal sales it ban attnmoi
n- flood's Sarssparilia is the moM juccos
nr - ful niodieine for purifying the blorx
rHi giving strength and creating an apn
THE counra.
What the Jmlgo * nnd qilonts Did In
Them This Morning.
Frank Fowler 1ms sued Abritm and
William II. Prnyn on a nolo , $277.23 , in
the county court.
A very rich nnd racy divorce suit , that
of Warren Cochr.in ngalnst Kntio Hay
Cochran , with Estabrook & Irvine for
plalntilVnnd Shoemaker for defendant ,
is being heard before Judge Wakcloy.
Cochran wants to bo liberated from mar
tial ties on the grounds of bigamy and
general looseness on thtj part of his wife ,
and she , in a coiintoppotitlou , asks for a
decree of divorce from him , alleging extreme -
tremo cruelty and neglect. Cochran is
an old man probably seventy years of age ,
and with his bald head and long , white
beard , resembles very closely the
patriarch that ornaments all St.
Jacob's Oil signs ; while Mrs.
Cochran is n woman of not over
thirty-tl.reo , petit in form , with big light-
gray eyes ana a profusion of taffy-colored
bangs. She is a woman of considerable
intelligence , nnd tells her story with a
glibness and a graphicncss that greatly
heightens its interest. She told how she
"uid mot the "wicked , old man , " as slic
tylea him , through nn advertisement in
a paper ; how she was induced to leave
her home at North Itetid and marry him ,
by promises of a palatial home and a hfo
of ease and luxury in Omaha ; how she
found an empty , barren cottage when she
got here , how she cooked his supper , cut
liis beard and bathed him ; now .she
dressed and cooked the chickens ho sur
reptitiously enticed from the coops of his
neighbors , and how , finally , ho with
drew the warmth of his love from her
and bestowed it upon a raw Gorman ser
vant girl ; how ho borrowed and squan
dered her money , beat and knocked her
about like an old discarded pedal en
velope , and capped the climax one nicht
by bodily firing her out of the door. She
told all this and volumes besides , nnd
made herself out a much-abused and
maltreated creature. On the other side ,
it is alleged , that when Katie married
Cochran slio said she was a widow , that
her dead husband's nania was Joseph
lihul , but her story , at the time was con
sidered by the old gentleman's friends as
a trifle umbrageous , and after the infel
icities between the mis-allied couple
began to crop out , they began to
inquire into the matter , and a detcctivo
discovered that Huh I was not dead , but
that ho was uliyo : md conducting some
sort of a joint in Rochester , IN. Y. Airs.
Cochran , on being apprised of this de
velopment , declared that she had never
been married to Riiul , but had lived with
him , and that she had told the story of
their marriage because she wanted to ,
and that there had never been anything
criminal about her relations with Hulil
or any other man.
In the Vollmer murder trial , before
Judge Groff , the argument was closed yesterday - '
torday morning by County Attorney Sim-
oral , and at 13 o'clock the case was given
to the jury , who , as yet , have not repor
ted.
ted.It
It was 13 o'clock when the jury In the
case retired. The jiulgo charged the jury
and in defining their duties and degrees
of manslaughter and murder in the
second dpsrroe , the latter being the charge
upon which Valltncr was indicted ,
brought out the point that if the jury
found that Vallmer believed the life of
Schell was in danger when ho fired the
fatal shot , ho should be acquitted of the
charge. The various authorities were
citea on the point. At 8:40 : o'clock the
jury filed back into the court room and
announced that an agreement had been
reached. There was quite a crowd pre
sent and upon tlio verdict being an
nounced Vollmer was visibly nflcctcd.
The jury found him guilty of murder in
the second degree , with a recommenda
tion for mercy. The lowest penalty for
he crime is ton years in the penitentiary
and the extreme punishment is Hfo sen
tence. Vallmer will bo sentenced , on
Saturday. >
The jury in the case of Winnie McUor-
mott vs. the Omaha Belt railway , for
$10,0000 damages , returned a verdict of
$ : ) ,000 in favoa of the plaintiff.
I'OLICB COUUT POINTERS.
George Hoffman appeared to answer
to the charge of keeping a vicious and
dangerous dog. He said their was no
danger from the brute as ho kept him
ilmined , but as ho had no license for
< eepinglho dog , the judge said ho ought
to bo shot. Hoffman pleaded and the
coso was continued until Monday.
Al. Bedford also hud a vicious canine ,
3iit as he was desirous of furnishing ccr-
uin evidencehis case also wont over until
to-day.
Among the usual batch of drunks , dis
orderlies and vags. William Grey , a
chronic and , Joseph Thomas were sen !
up for fifteen and tivo days respectlvolj
on bread and aqua distillati.
Jennie Hluck , for inau juratinsamorri ;
war in her neighborhood , went up foi
the lack of a V , Walter Parker for steal
ing P. Head's ' watch , also joined the pro
cession.
Ht. ifotin's Collnglnto Church.
The societies of Omaha , Council Bluffs ,
PliUtsmouth , Fremont and Lincoln thai
will in a body attend at the laying of tht
corner stone of St. John's collegiati
church of Creighton college on Sunday
next , will rendezvous at Philomeua hall
on Ninth and Harnoy.
The Catholic Knights will form on
Harncy , east sldo of Ninth street , right
resting on Ninth.
The A. O. H. divisions form on flnrupy
west of Ninth street , right resting on
Ninth.
St. Joseph's forms on Howard on easl
side of Ninth , right resting on Ninth.
llolv Family form on Howard on wesl
side of Ninth , right resting on Ninth.
Bohemian societies form on .Jackson ot
west side of Ninth , right resting 01
Ninth.
With a view to avoiding the hill route ,
thu following line of march has been da
cided upon :
Starting , north on Ninth to Douglas ,
west to Sixteenth street , north to Cumin -
in s , west to Twenty-third , where there
will be a halt for a few minutes , thonci
south to Webster , thence to the college
grounds.
Victim * of Cupid.
The following marriage licenses wer
issued in the county court yesterday :
Name. KcMdiMico. Agi
( Anton Formonck Omalm
1 Pauline Weiss Omaha S
I Wilbur L. Storey Wellnmn , la i
1 Ina A. Herchcr Manvno , III 1
i Andrew Pulnier Omaha , .c.
1 .Mabel Ulhson Omaha ' .
I Ferdinand Sebrlng Omaha !
| Fannie M. In ralmrn..Omaha 1
i K.lward H.Stock-well..Omnlm i
1 Ida U. Smitl JJurlingtou , Kan. . ' .
I John Human Omaha '
I Mrs. Mary O. Urnndon.Omaha >
j A. H. Winn Omaha ' -
I Minnie JUlli Omaha , ' .
\Varrinc Painters.
Charles Lambert swore out a warran
for Charles Larson in the police com
yesterday afternoon , charging him wit
assault and battery. The former Is
non-union and the latter a union paintc
and they had a fight at the corner of Si ;
teenlli and Cnss streets. William Web
was also arrested on complaint of J. I
. _ Alkcn on a similar charge.
Mania For Itunnlnc Away.
John lloula was found asleep in a be
car Wednesday night and arrested as
vagrant The story he told Judge Berk
yesterday was that ho had ran away froi
his homo in Iowa a year ago , when tiftec
years old , and had since beou workin
for a farmer in the north part of Wasl
inglon county. The fhr'mor offered him
n.tetun nnd wngou to stay with him until
twonty-ono years old.i Houla ran away
again , however. Ho onmo to Omaha to
look for work , but promised the judge to
skip lor Colorado at ynco If his lion or
would let him go. Ho was allowed to
depart. Before ho reaches Colorado
Jolm will probably bo n confirmed tramp.
KOIt nUI'AItTKI ) ttltOTUliUS.
Free Mnaoit ? Hold a I'odjjo of Sorrow
ItiiprcsslVjO UltCH.
For Iho third tlmu In tlio history of the
city the order of the , Ancient and Ac
cepted Scottish Kite of Free Masons hold
a lodge of sorrow In the Masonic lodga
room at the corner of Sixteenth street
and Capital avonuo. The lodge was hold
in memory of throe members of the order
who have died during the past year :
Enoch Buujauilu Carter and Gustavus
Stevonsou , of Omaha , and Henry Baxter
Nlcodemus , of Fremont.
At the c&st end of thn hall sat three
empty chairs , and back of them wore the
shields belonging to each of the de
ceased brothers. Above them hung : i
silk banner in which was worked thrco
beautiful black crosses on a pink ground ,
fn front of the platform sat the venera
ble master , William Cluburno. On his
right was Robert C. Jordan and on his
loft the primate , the Hov. James Patter
son. All were clothed in the black robes
of tlio order appropriate to the occasion.
The senior warden , ( J. M. Nattinger ,
sat on the platform in thn west end of the
room , and the junior warden , Fred J.
Bosthwick , occupied a similar position ou
the south side of the room.
In the center of the room stood a tall
black catafalque containing a collln. At
the west end of the coffin i candelabra of
seven lishts was burning. At the four
corners sat the guards of honor , J. ( } .
Woodman , It. K. Jonkinson , Michael
Cody and Frederick Winning. Henry C.
Aikfn , the master of ceremonies , occu
pied a chair facing thn catafalque on the
northwest. The progfamino consisted of
chants , anthems , hymns , responsive
readings from the Masonic manual , and
appropriate addresses by the Hey. Will
iam O. Pearson and others.
About 150 people were present , among
them being several from. Fremont.
DIGAMIST AND EMBEZZLER.
That is What W. O. Clnrk IB Saul
to Do.
W. G. Clark , the mulatto arrested on
\Vcduesilny afternoon by Chief Scavcy
and Captain Cormack , when in the act of
purchasing a ticket at the Missouri Pa
cific railroad station , is still conf'med in a
cell i n tut ! central station. Clark was ar
rested on telegrams received from To-
pcka. The olliccrs of that city wore noti
fied of his arrest and were oxpectcd hero
lost evening , but for some reason did not
appear. However , a rather good look
ing mulatto woman , claiming to bo Mrs.
Clark , arrived and held a long conversa
tion with the prisoner , It is said Clark
is wanted at Topeka for embezzlement
and bigamy , and that'-'lhc ' woman who
arrived yesterday mdrning is the latest
Mrs. Clark.
Ps'thlnn
Yesterday the Knights'of ' I'ythias held
a picnic at Papillion. At 9:15 : yesterday
forenoo n , three coacrfes packed full of
the Kn jghts and their frcnds pulled out
the Uni on Pacific station and at 7:45 : the
picn ickors returned alter n delightful
day passed in the wflbds. The visitors
Were welcomed in ai'isppcch ' by Past
Chancellor Hassutt of Papillion lodge , to
which Past Chancellor Merriam respond
ed for the visitors. , 'Tho Knights of
Pythias baud accompanied the ex
cursionists. ' <
Howe's Great ClronB.
Several thousand people filled the spa
cious tents of Howe's big ton cent circus ,
last nignt , at their now location at the
head of St. Mary's avenue , near Loaven-
worth street. The unanimous verdict of
all who have visited this really splendid
show is that it totally eclipses anything
of the kind recently scon in Omaha. To
day and to-morrow will bo the last two
days of their stay in this city , as they
move to Council Bluffs ou Sunday. A
programme specially arranged for ladies
nnd children is promised for to-morrow's
matinee.
Surprised thn Pastor.
The members of the Hillside Congrega
tional church gave their pastor a pound
party surprise last night at the parsonage
in Omaha View. The evening was
passed in singing and social enjoyment ,
and n very pleasant time was hud.
Personal Pnrairrnphs.
H. M. Tootle of St. Joseph is in the
city.
city.John
John B. llawlcy of Fremont is at the
Millard.
Mr. P. E. Hane , of Fremont , is at the
Millard.
F. A. Scorillu of Valparaiso , Neb. , is at
the Miliard.
L. S. Irvin of Kearney wna at the Paxton -
ton yesterday.
Senator Paddock and son are registered
at the Millard.
F. A. Scoville , of Valparaiso , Neb. , is
at tlio Millard.
George C. Ellis ot York , Neb. , was in
Omahti yesterday.
H. S. Sohivind , Nebraska City , was in
thu city yesterday.
William Dillon of Lincoln registered at
the Paxton yesterday.
B. F. Uocvo of Elm Creek , Nob. , was at
the Millard yesterday.
L. S. Irwin , Esq. , of Kearney , is among
the guests nt the Paxion.
Tom Swobo is in Salt Lake C ity
lie will return Saturday.
J. A. Lave and P. E. Han of Fremont
were in thu city yesterday.
Chief of Police Scavey was too ill tc
attend to his duties yesterday.
Goorco E. Davington of Falls City ,
Neb , , arrived m town last night.
Major C. W. Pierce and Edgar S. Dud
ley were in the city from Lincoln yester
day. '
H. K. Burkctt , wife finll son , John , ol
Cruston , In. , tire visititij1 11. K. Burkott ,
of this city. | ii
Messrs. W. D. Moulton , P. S. Noligh ,
J. C. Crawford , of > .Vest Point , an
guests at the Paxton. , _ ,
Dr. E. W. Leo , who , .has been abseni
for some time in the vast , writes that he
will return home July 1 . "
L. M. Keene , A. Kccne , N. H. Browr
nnd wife , L. D. Richards and wlfo am
John Hewitt and wifotf ( Fremont , are it
tlio city. , o
A. C. Campbell , one oi.tho proprietor !
of the Arcade hotel , returned last nigh
from a three weuks' visit to friends ii
Vermont , "
The Association W'Ssabbath observance
vance will meet nt the Y. M. C. A. room :
corner Fifteenth and Dodge streets , nexl
Wednesday , to thoroughly canvass am
discuss the Sunday question , and if pos
sible , devise some means of improving
the condition of things.
Mons. Fred Davis , one of the advanci
advertisers ot Barrett's circus and mena
paries , is nt the Metropolitnn. Davis ii
Known to the profession as the man \vb <
hit u faro bank in Demi wood in the fall o
1834 , for nearly ton thousand dollars , beginning
ginning play with two biU.
Brevities.
James R. Young and Miss Mar
E. Alloson wore married n ! 1140 Nortl
Seventeenth street Wednesday eveninj
by Judge Berka.
The city council will sit as a board a
equalization again' to-day from 0 a' m. t
G p. m' . Tlits is the second and last' day's
session of the board. It will meet in the
city Clerk's ofllco.
On Tuesday eve , Juno 25 , the Boyd
Dramatic club , composed of tha leading
nnmtctir talent of the city , will produce
the beautiful and pathetic play entitled
the "Pearl of Savoy , " the proceeds to bo
devoted to the indigent poor of the city.
The public are assured of n splendid
performance , and it is to be hoped will
attend in largo numbers.
Articles of Incorporation wcro filed in
the clerk's olllco yesterday for the Gate
City Land company , whoso business is to
bo the buying and selling of real estate.
The capital stock Is $100,000 and the incorporators -
corporators are A. M.Kitchen , M. J.
Waugh , T. 11. Taylor , 11.0. Devrics and
Wooster B. Taylor.
MOST PERFECT MADE
Used by the United Stntoa Government.
Endorsed by tho'heads ol tlio Great Universities
end 1'ublle Komi Analrfta as Thobtrongest , Purest ,
nd mostlloiHIifuL Ir. Prlco'B the only Diking
Tovrdor that tlova not contain Ammonia , I.lrao ot
.wim , Ur. 1'rlco'B Ilxtnict" , Vimllla , I.oinon , etc.
Tordollclouely. I'llICK BAKINO 1'OWUEHCO.
HE TAKES THE CAKE.
Clarence Hca1ly. Mlsa Mlnnlo. every thing In your
home BFcmn no bright that I would like to steal tlio
princliuil itgrut.
J/i'u Minnie I cm canlly assist you la that lino.
CTnmicr Now. really , you overjoy me.
Niti jVinm'ft Oh I It's very Rlniplo. Buyacaka
of Bapollo and you can go homo happy.
" She is handsome that Imndsonio does. "
The girl who usea
SAPOLIO
beautifies both the honso and horeolf.
Try a cake of it in your next housn-cloan-
llltf. No. a. ( Copyriqht , March. 1887. )
THE
Illinois Washer
Iluinooqual.lt nlll wash
anything , ( rum Uncut luce
toneurr carpet , perfectly
: ! e n. Ills easy to work
anil almplo to hnmlle.
Tlimiiunrts can testify tn
.tsmerlti. Wo Kuarantv * satisfaction. Try one All
kinds of wringers repaired. btarMim'iK" . Co. , 1051 N.
Ititu street , Omaha , Nebraika.
. eliding Detachable
Springs , tar Better than
'Whalebone or HornJg ]
and guaranteed never to
break * Price , f& 5
For tale by leading wholesale and retail citab-
luhmcaU.
MAYER , 8TROU8E & CO.
418 Broadway , N. Y. , Manufacturers.
JPmbo < ly the Mghett rxtrllen.
etr * ituh < ii > rltiHitcotnforta d
< 1nrtitiintti < iiultirttherrtanlng
favoriteiufailiionabteclrcl'i.
OuriuineU IJ .4T.COUSI NS ,
e. | NEW YORK.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
Stylish , Purshle , Ewy Fitting.
TUa bo tg3 Hhoo In the World.
W. I. . HOUULAM
FOn BOYS ( d e rre t ratinfacllon. All
tlieali < ) Taare luu o In Tluttan , CoiiCTrfs ami IJUM ,
all MylMi cf lew. SoM by JJUVO tlesilcn tlmuBlmut Ilia
U. B. If your dealer doe * not keep them , .end ninio
oupoftal to W.L. DOUOLAH. Itroc-kton.Miuii.
ncu/iDC / nc conin - ' < > ' " < * > m ° ' " > r
DCWMlC Ur rHMJU.knnwlMlKa tu t * oni
unscrupuloui dealer * ara olferlnK other coed * a *
rnlne , and when onkeJ why my Ump la not nn the
nhoei. > Ut Uiat I hire dlnconUnucil Its iue. THIS
IK FAIXK. Take noue niircxentud to ba the
"W. I. . I > oujjlM hhofg , " unleu nnnte. unrruntoa
nnd | > rl" ' r itampod on liotton : o ( < < : ivh
Hlioi W. L. DOUG CAS , lirocktun , U > n.
For &ale by Kelley , Htlffor & Co.coi
DocUreaad istU-sti. ; Hinry Sargreut
eor. So ward asd Saundern ata.
GOLDEN SEALer sure Sale cure and
( or men , cures In S dayu * end furpn
SU1/3UU
IDEAL WXOIUNQ.
Tlrolltng cnn l > o done In tlio oven of tha
Charter Oak Itaii o or Steve with the Wlio
, ( lnnr.0 Oven Dour , muru vwfcclly tlmu over
Uioltvo coals. <
Lay the steak , chops , hnm * > r fish on a
who urollcr or moat tuck , ) ilaclnalt In nil
oiillnary liakoimn to catch the dripping' ' ' .
Allow It to remain In tlio ovrnvlththo
tloorclosed 15 or 1W inliintcs. No turning
I * mm I red. At the end of thl tlino U will
bo ftmml nicely cooked ready to servo.
Tltl.H IS Till : IDE AT , WAV TO 1IIIOII , MKAT3.
There U no taint of coal-gas or Fiiioke ,
mid the meats are moro teiuler and better In
flavor than those broiled over Iho coals.
Tlio convenience or bioMIng In the oven
\vlllbonppreclaled by every house-keeper ,
nnd mlds another to tlio many reasons why
the Charter Oak ItiuiRo or titovo with the
Wire Uauzo Oven Door nhouldbo prcTerred
SlKO rot ILIOSTDATEO ClICUUM t.VO PRIrt tllTS. to all others now In the inaikct.
CHABTEH OAK STOVES and BANOK8 are BOLD Iff NEBRASKA at followii
MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA. TANNKt.L & SWr.l'.NEY , F _ . .
P. KENNKV , UORDO * . GETII.Kft FACER. . . . . . FKAKKUH.
DALLAS & LU1SON HASTINGS. N 1. 10HNSON , . . . . NO TM lUnn.
K. C. 11RKWER HAT SniNCS. j. J. MeCAFKERTY O'NutL CITY.
ll.AIRU & CO NBRAiKCirv. R. IIAZLKWOOD. . . OscEOLA.
W. K. TEMPLEI'ON NKLSON. J.S. UUKK. PLATTSMOUTM.
I. n. STURDKVANT & SON ATKINSON. A. PEARSON , STERUMO.
I. KASS& CO CiiAt.no * . J.G. OREKN , STROMSBURO ,
KRAUSK. LUUKER & WELCH COIVMBUI. 1. A. PAUDENftSON Kuri-Rio *
OLUS 1IROS EtuUR. TIMMKRMAN ftFRAKf.R VIRDOH.
EELIA8LE JEWELER. I
Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware
The largest stock. 1'riccj the lowest. Repairing a specialty. Work warranted.
Corner Douglas and Ifith streets , Omaha. Licensed Watchmaker for the Union
1'acificRnUrorid Company.
Special Ordinance Ho. 008 , I
A N Onllniincu levying n spceml tux nnd n < < -
-tJL. gessmont on cortnln lots nml ical o tate In
the cltv ol Onmba. tn covur Ilio ono-linlf rest
ot grading'.Mril stioct , tiom Cutulng street to
Capitol uomio. .
> V herons , It having been ami being hereby
adjudged , lU'tfrinlni'il nnd established thiit tlio
several lots nnd pieces of rvnl estate herein
after referred to , have each been specially ben-
ottttcd to thu full nmount liutoln levied and ns-
BMMN ! ivgnln < t onch of Bitld lots nnd pieces of
real cstato. respectively , by reason of thograd-
of tlmt part of Slrd street , from Cumlng
ct to Caultol nvonuc , done imdor continct
with .lorry Kynn A Co.
Thoruforc , for the purpose of pnyIng the one-
inlf cost of such grading :
lo It ordained by the city council of the city of
Omaha :
Section I. Thnt the one-half cost of grading
hntpnrt of 2lrd ; stroet. In the city of Omaha.
rum Cumlng street to Capitol nvoni'e , said
< uu-lialf cf satdcosl being tliu EUUI of f 1,7G3. 4 ,
aid grading being done under contract with
Icrry Kyun & Co. , be und the 501110 is hereby
e\iod and assessed , accoidlng to special bene-
Itsby reason of said grading , upon the follow-
n described lots nnd real obtato an shown by
ho generally recognized rnnp of the city of
city of Oilman , IBM , lltbogrnphed nnd publlshnd |
by C. B. lliiyno. mid cost being so lovlod on ,
said lots and real estate , respectively , as loti
OWB , to-wit : '
Nftmo Lot or Am't of
of Owner. Description. Ulock. Tax.
otorPShclby o8fta IB l 7
loury Clostormau TfCOttS 10 1707
JKCautnnt 4 18 4382 i
lughMurph. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 IS l
Maria LMncDonough 3 17 1H 78
bnra'lllulelinnborg.w2an8 < m4 17 13 SI
1'rlsoilla C Hull e37n88ft4 17 1040
Bnrah Gibson Bllft4 17 1460
Jhns Q Ahl iulst nHn 17 21VI
OV Gallagher Mb 17 21 SI
DVIInrknlow c2Jft6 17 IIS
Fnnnloll Smith w41ftC 17 1108
JolmHHynn : i 49 1878
lohnl'lloo 4 49 M 82
JIM W Savage nK5 49 Zllll
lUHlngwolt o22s',45 ' 49 730
Eliza Ilnnlols w44 84 S 49 1401
Jas W Havauu n',40 ' 49 UW !
W U Morris c44 Bli 0 49 8 0
T It Hlngwalt MrtBsHO 49 1114
Kit Overall el-2 3 IX ) U89
PftJ Llddoll wl-2 3 lO VJU
llyron Heed f. . . . 4 M 4382
MaiyADow 5 WI 1382
Mrs. It K MoAuslnml 0 M 1870
( J II BoggL W Hill. . . . 3 HI 17OH
LonaSuhmldt o23 f t 4 HI U 45
( leoI.BchwurtJ tnlSfti 81 HIHI
Mnryl'lonk w22It4 HI 1B07
Kdward Uo'.nhnrt ninttS HI 13SI
MnryK Jordan in40ft5 HI 1329
Howard Kennedy ail ) US Ml 1J29
Nclllo W Lnne ol-S a 81 831
KdSterrickor wl-a 6 81 851
TIIOB A MaStiuno oS-5 I SOS'/i ' 1SIU
Heirs IlonJ Itlnor inl-5 1 3i3 > { SB3
Thos A MoSlmno e'-Mi 3 208Vi 18IO
Heirs UotiJ Ittner ml-S 3 KOSH 8M
Cornelius A J/eary U HWK 20t > 7
A Itosonburg 4 208H 2087
110gg8& HUI 5 2U8K 20X7
Cornelius ALeury 8 ZOSV4 20 T
Francis U Cooper 7 SW 8087
IIII Hnnor o34ft3 ar. ! 017
MKdulllvan wU ftU 21/JH 012
Alice O Donnliuo. MaryK
dishing , and Marcus 1'
Mason 4 200 4383
PKIIer.Prca B 343 4382
PKIIcr 343 1870
8 L Andrew ! nl-3 1 344 21 03
OloLarsen 8t-3 1 844 21 ! )1
SL Andrews nl-2 * 314 03tf
Ole LitrBon Bl-23 311 039
Frnncis J Hnrklvr , commencing at s. p.
cor It 7 blk 311 , thence w 48ft , thcnco n
138ft. 046 It , sUittto boglnnlng 1308
Alum M Yost , commencing nt a e cor
blk : , thcnoa w bti ft. a 132 ft , o bO f t ,
sDBftto bojflnnlnB 4953
OCHouael . . . . 0 : ! 4. > 187S
SGChuse 4 ! 145 43H2
Ignatius Sargent 5 345 J
Stella Swartlnmler 0 315 18 79
J m.hVConnor 1 at W
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
OK8 Dlxnn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 ! 1 187
Nottio F UleU e : ft8 ! W SJ4 ! !
Esther A Zabrlsklo . . wIMftB 301 1840
VGHsmsey s3lftl : 3HJ 1098
KoiBllo llrash nlWftl i l2 3287
OTTuylor 3 302 1878
llvT Clarke 1 3 3 1878
H'l * Sorensen n4ftH ! 303 1461
HyTClnrko 888ft8 303 2 : : i
ON Hamspy 1 36.1 MOO
Peter Sornnton 3 3U.'I ( WfiO
IlclrROle Oloson 1 ail KUO !
Knnd Nelson : . S S04 RJ60
Illrhnrd Tlzurd n41 ft . . 3tl5 l 87
Jennie W Howard. . . .s2U It . . 385 5'I7 '
Hrctlon Z. Thut the BDooinl taxes and assess-
nu'iilB lerliM RnJ assussod ! M nforesnld. shall bo
due linmodlntoly upon the passage and ap
proval ot this ordlnnuce. and shall become do-
ilnquont If not paid within lir < y days thereafter :
nnd thereupon shall bo Rddwl Interest nt tlio
ratoof one per cent u month , payable Innd
vance from tha tl'jio mid taxes become tn Je-
llnuuont.
Section II. That t Ills nrdlnnnco snail take effect
and be In force from and aflurita passage.
Funsrd June 7th , 1887.
WM. y. JlKUiiEU I'rosldont Cltj Council.
J. n. SonriiAHD.OIIyClork.
Approved Juno 10th , 1 > 7.
W. J. BitoATGH. Mnyor.
Thli > tax Is now duo nnd pnyahle HI the olllce
of tlio olty truAHilror.aml will b ( uno : delin
quent 19 provided In Section 3.
joEMjt JOHN HL'sii.CllyTioasurer.
Proposals for Sale of Booth Privileges for
the Grand Army Reunion ,
UKALKl ) proposals will be rncolvnd until July
i7lit , for oxuliisui ) bnoth prlvllogn on the
uumphig ground of the Grand Army Uoimullo ,
at tholr annual reunion , to lie Iii-Ul in Omaha ,
Hoptembor 5ih nuxt , and conUiiulnjf one week.
Thi o privileges will permit any reputable
business Riich us rcstnuinnu , refreshment
Btumls. crocere , butchers. ImUor-i , Uiwiun : , hub.
enlnshari ! , * o. No into.\Ifatlng lliiuors or gam
bling allowed on tlio grounds. F If ty thousand
BnMlersnro expected to pnrtlclpatn nt this nv
union , ami thn Importance ot tno business tan
be untliimted from this , ns their ( % utsistiiico )
will bo purchnsod mainly on the grounds. Illds
frutn others limn person ) of known responsi
bility must be lu-rompuulcj by rortlllMl check :
for onc-lcuth of thu nmount and apnruved
PBPOC , payable nn or before September 1st , lor
Imlnncti. Itlirht rescrvi-d to mJiTl any orall
bids. All bids must bo addressed to
Loins HhiMUOi ) ,
Chairman Committee on I'Uvll'igcs amlTraiK-
portntlon , Hoard of Trade Committee.
Jc-lS.lJyl
Notion.
undersigned will roroiro bldi until 4
o'clock 11 m. , Saturday , the S5th duyof
June , A. 1 > . 1X37for the following supplies to
bo liirnlfhr.il , and the olllclnl printing to t *
done , for the unit Ueciilyuar commencing July
1st. 147a * followi , yU :
flay , oats , corn , ronl nnd Ice ; also the print
ing of ordinances fciid olllclnl notices from tbo
various oily Mllccs.
The city coiii.rll reserve * the right to reject
any or all bldi
JlOdUt J. H. SOUTIUBIICity CUrk.
from Hound wheat , licit Qem flour
mnilo. Maki Dona und mtucle , Iml2ornlo tha
brain , > lr nxttien > tlie norroi , cnrlclici ti ! < i bloixt.
XuTurcrufnint tlrspnpili. tnrtUooIlon , c.millp tloq
.IIHUVir" * lirltfhfi UI9I7II1C. tll'J. , will 1 . - . | ( U luriilun-
bid. tiOI ; ) poll \VKI.Ii \ I'KOl'I.B. Urlttttot JO.IT
denier. S unple ( iicliuev frcn 11 | > h/l.l.ir , ivliii will
vtl ejpn.'M iliirioi. Clrsulur KlUntfal' purllei-
Iir : bn vppllOatlnn. ,
Wplsliaiis , Trait & Unities , Ojimha.Nob
> lauufacturen Qf Corctal Spocitltlci. .
DRS.S.&D.DAVIESON
. . .
1707 Olive St. , St. Louis Mo.
Or the Missouri Slate Museum of Anatomv ,
St. Louis , Mo. , University College Hospi
tal , London , Giecn , Germany and New
York. Having devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT
OF
DISEASES
,
More especially Disc Bribing Iroin impru
dence , invite all so Differing to correspond
without delay. Diseases of infection and
contagion cured safely and speedily with
out detention from busineM , and without
the use of dangerous drugs. l' -
tients whose cases have been neglected ,
badly treated or pronounced incurable ,
should not fail to write us concerning their
symptoms- All letters receive immediate
attentionJUST
JUST PUBLISHED.
And will be mailed KKEE to any addrc
on receipt of one Z cent stamp. "Practical
Observation * on Nervous Debility and
Physical Exliniislion,1' to which is added an
' Essay on Marriage , ' with important chap
ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or
gans , the whole forming a valuable medical
treatise which should be read by all
men. Address ,
DRS. 8. & D. DAVIESON ,
1707Olire St..St. Louis. Mo.
U. S. DEPOSITORY ,
Ornalia , liTe'to.
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 42,600
II. W. Yatcs , President.
A. E. Tou/ilin ! , Vicc-Presldont.
W. 11. S. Ilujrlics. Cashier ,
UIUECTOKS :
W. V. Morse. .John S. Collina ,
H. W. Yatcs , Lewis S. lleod ,
A. E. Touzalin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK
Cor. 13th nnd Fnrnam Uta.
A General Banking Buaincsa Tnmsaote
The Best and Safes
Vapor Stove Made.
C. W. Sleeper , head of St. Marys' Av
enue.
Holmes &Smith , South Omaha.
. . . . . ; linuouMiilld. < > olhtr ( currtnll of
cirle.MAi * ' y'1l ' rllri > .r > H Il kp rl iMlw.
flh m Vffe-l" hnllli ind VllurogiStr.iith. tuVlrlc
Cumnt * > VrrltIndMil / er foir lt js.ooo In cnh.
Orrittit Imi > ro rminif o r til othtr t < llt. Worn ( IHIIICI *
BitntnUj turnl In IhrM inontbt. KnUrt p.mh ! Uc. t mi >
The Sindcn Eltclrlo Co. 169 LiSillc U Chleig *
SCIENTIFIC
WlLKlNs'oN & DAVIS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
Tha Orlfflnnl and Only Ofjinlnr.
Ctte ufi kiwi ? I K U l . r warf tt worlhtr * * Jnlutlool
J.II.P.O.I.H. ' u LADIES. A k ; mir llr c ; l l In
" ( ) blk l r't E U h * u.l Uti no it c , or lu. , u M
f r f > rile Uri fn l fir t ; rvlum KAll *
C'hl fc Ur thuwlml o. .
* I4 bf DrOMliU CTtrrwktN. Alt * "
" re iirr i l 1M1U. l. )
J. B. HAYNES
OFK1U1AL-
STENOGRAPHER
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT ,
Oinuha , Nebraska.
BICIIAltD EJ5J11TT , if. 11. C. V. S. ,
Veterinary Surgeon
Graduate oflhe Ro al College of V cler
nary Surgeons , London , England.
Onice , I5cnliain'4 f tabe ! , 118 Norih JClU
Street , Oinuhi. .