Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 , 1887.
ME THREE MYSTIC LIES.
of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Follows at Lincoln.
GOOD SHOWING FOR THE LODGE.
I'roimrnllonn VHP the Grand Parade
Xo-dny New Grand llncnitiit-
incut Olllecrs Irlnh Members
ol'Parllnmctit
frnoji run urn's LINCOLN n
The grand ledge , I. O. O. F. , met at
JO a. m , yesterday at Odd Fellow's hall ,
with all the oDlcora , with ono exception ,
in attendance andbotwccn two hundred
nnd fifty and thrco hundred delegates
present. Grand Master Adnra Forgu-
Hon , of North Platte , presided , with
1) . A. Clinc , Lincoln , bccrotary. Hut
little was done in the morning bourn
Itoyond organizing for work , which
promises to fully occupy the coming
two days. The grand master's report
\VIIH presented and showed a very credi
table growth of the order during the
year pant. The statistics in the grand
Keorctnry's report show :
Number of working ImlKui last icport. . . 137
K tun her organized during i car . 11
Total . 148
Number Riirrcmlinu ehurteis . 1
Number consolldaUni ; . 2
Leaving a total oflodRcs . 1-15
The membership report is its follows :
Number members at last report . r > W >
InlUiitcddiirinKtlioyc.it' . 015
Admitted by cutd . ! Wt
1 teinstnled . 07
Leaving a total of . O.VU
From this should bo deducted the
| following :
j Number withdrawn by cm J . Sit
J NumlMH-Hiisiieaded . 410
* KxiKillcd . 14
) ) eeeased . ill
Otliur causes . 10
Making a loss of . ( to'J
This , deducted from the foregoing
total , leaves a total active membership
nt date of 6,875 , a gain of ! 575 in inom-
l > ei whip during the year. The total
amount of relief extended during the
year is figured at $ ( , : W2.8B.
The conditions of the subordinate
| lodges are shown by the following lig-
I tires to be in a very Haltering condi
tion :
Tot.nl receipts of subordinate
lodges . $ fiOriG7 , 79
Expenses of Hlibordlnato lodged. ' . . a > ,47 ( ! 71
Kxeest of iccclptt over expenses. . ! ! ( ) ,10t ! (18 (
Total assets of snbuullnato lodges. 'Jlll.uai 01
The grand lodge receipts and balance
for the past year was $1(1,182.52 ( ; the ox-
] ) onbcs , same time , $4tti.85 ! : thus leav
ing a balance in the treasury of
80,147.08.
In his loport the grand master speaks
of the consolidation of the ledge at
JRrownvillo with the lodge at Auburn.
This ledge at Urownvillo was organi/ed
in the jour 18.17 and h ld forth for
thirty yoaiSj furnishing the grand
ledge in its time thrco grand masters.
To-day will bo devoted to the grand
ledge work and the annual parade that
a' takes place in the afternoon nt2 o'clock.
91 The Cadet band will head this pro-
f- " cewdoii , which will form with the fol
lowing organizations and follow the
line of march bet forth below :
The procession will form at the comer of
Eleventh and L stieeta In the following or
der : Music ; Ford Canton No. S uniformed
patriarchs ; Lincoln ledge No. It3 ! , I. O. O.
1 < \ ; Gorninnia ledge No. 67 ; Lancaster ledge
No. H9 ; Capitol ledge No. 11 : Clmrity lodge ,
daughters of Kcbceea ; Suliuo encampment
No. 4 ; Giand encampment of Nebraska ;
Grand ledge of Nebraska.
The line of march will bo north on
Eleventh to O street , west on O street to
Tenth , north on Tenth to Q , cast on Q to
Twelfth , nniith on Twelfth to P , east on P to
Fifteenth , south on Fifteenth to O , west on
O to Thirteenth , south on Thirteenth to M ,
\vont on M to Eleventh , south on Eleventh to
hall. The procession will bo In charge of
Grand Maishal C. F. Williams.
Till : GUANO KNUAMI'MKNT
closed its labors Tuesday evening.
Their reports show that the camp has
been highly prospered the past year and
that the number in the state has been
largely increased. The following olli-
cors of the encampment .woro elected
for the ensuing year : J. 'S. Hoaglnnd ,
North Platte , G. P. ; L. J. Byors , Lin
coln , G. H. P. ; C. 1) . Ayers , Kearney ,
G. S. "W. ; J. P. Gage , Fremont , G. J.
W. ; D. A. Glino , Lincoln , G. S. ; S. Mc-
Clay , Lincoln , G. T. The newly elected
olllcors were installed jubt prior to ad
journment.
I'JtOMINENT VISITORS COMING.
Hon. John P. Sutton , secretary of the
Irish National league in America re
turned ycotorday from an extended trij
in the east , including visits to Now
York , Philadelphia and Boston. Mr ,
Button's trip was in the interest of the
league and no pronounces the organi
zation in the east in a very prosperous
condition. Mr. Sutton was , while cast
much of the time in the company o !
Messrs. Esmond and O'Connor , the twc
nationalist members of parliament now
on a visit to this country. These gen
tlemen will go to the Pacilic coast in
November and will bo in Lincoln on
November 1. The local branch of the
league has secured Funko's opera .house
for that evening , at which time a public
meeting and a reception with speaking
will bo held. As those gentlemen wil
bo in Lincoln two or three days it luu
boon suggested by a number of { iroini-
nont citi/ons that n banquet in tboii
honor would bo a very proper way t <
rocogni/o their visit and give all citi
y.ons an opportunity to tender their goot
will and wishes to the eminent Irish'
men.
STATK HOUSK ITKMS.
Govorno'r Thayer has gone to Crane
Island to attend the laying of the cornoi
stone of the now boldiors' homo at tha
place.
Articles of the pressed brick manu
fnoturing company bf Omaha were llle (
with the becrotnry of btato yesterday.
Attorney General Leeso arrived homi
yesterday from Washington , where hi
has been looking after cases in tin
United States supreme court.
In the supreme court yesterday tin
following cnbos were called : Roads v
Ehtabrook , continued. The following
cases were argued and submitted : Drib
call vs Troughton , Johnson vs Steele
Omaha Medical College VB Rush , Estn
brook vs Hateroth , Council vs Chambers
bors , Carroll vs Patrick.
Perfection is attained in Dr. Sago'
Cutnnrh Remedy.
Criminal Canon.
The case of John Gleason , chargei
with burglary , cnrao up before Judg
Groff yesterday morning , and was con
tinned until the next term of thodistrie
court.
The case of Low Hawk'ins , charge
with burglary , cnmo up in thonftornoo :
before Judge Groff.
Police Court Notes.
Charles Stanley and John Francii
both vagrants , were given fifteen duyi
the first and last five on broad an
water. Tom Hart , another vagrant , wn
given twenty days , but the sentence wti
Suspended on his promibo to leave towi
noimon.
Latest Stops Tnkcn lo Discover Fttrn-
cvnl , the rultcrtou Murderer.
Gcorgo D. Moiklojohn , of Fullerton ,
Nnnco county , was In town ycstcnlny
morning nftor the mooting of thorcpul- )
Hcnn stnto central committee Tucsilny
night. Ho Bnltl thnt his county , under
the law which ho hnd umondcil at the
last session of the Icplslaturo , had
placed on record n , reward of $1,000 for
the conviction of the murderer or mur
derers of the Percival family in that
county thrco yearn ago. It will bo re
membered that In poino mysterious
manner five people- lost their lives and
iv man named Furnoval , who was sus
pected of the crime , buddcnly disap
peared. The law before the amendment
in question provided for a rownrd of
but $200 in every murder coso , no
matter how many persons might
lese their lives by the deed.
As has been stated , five persons lost
their lives in this cruel deed , and under
the law the maximum of fee of $200 for
each victim has been announced nnd re
corded. This law waa amended by
Senator Molklojohn with this Nnnco
horror in viow. The governor has also
issued an additional reward of $1,000
and bones thnt local and state author
ities will bo on the alert to oimblo the
perpetrator of this deed to bo brought
to justice. The senator says that
parties are now closely watching West
British America and Alaska for Furnc-
vnl. Information concerning the crime
may bo obtained from Hoy. G. C. Tan
ner , Fnirbault , Minn. , and S. II.
Pcnnoy , Fullcrton , Neb.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL UNION.
The Oinaliu CliuruIicN IMnko a Mine
For United Action.
A very important as well as a very in-
ercsting meeting was hold on Tuesday
voning at the First Methodist church
or the purpose of forming a Methodist
Ipiscopal Union in this city. Quito a
oodly number were in attendance ,
'eprefconting the different Methodist
ihurches of Omnlnv and South Omaha.-
The mooting was opened by singing
'All ' Hall the Power of Jesus' Name , "
ftor which Rev. Mr. Hayncs offered
> rajcr. The presiding elder , Rev. J.
V. Phclps , in a short speech slated the
bjeet of the meeting and outlined the
character of work done by such unions.
IIo urged the necessity for such a union
'rom ' the fact that the members were
curcoly acquainted with each other
hrougbout the different cburchcs , and
hat by organization it would bo very
: uuch better for all in that respect.
Then again , that by this union n , great
deal more work could bo done than if
ach worked separately. Sucb an or-
'aniyiilion was very much needed bo-
juuso it was very hard for dilloront
ihurehcs to locate church buildings in
lie places vhoro they would do the
nest good. IIo hoped that soon tlio
Methodist people of thlh city would go
'nto those parts of the city where there
H not much , if any , evangelical work
douo and do something for that class of
; ) ooplo who do not attend church , and
Especially got their children into Sun
day school.
Uov. T. M. House said that the
ihurehcs could do very much more work
i > y being organi'/ed. That while indi
vidual effort may bo directed to good
ends yet with organization the same
number of individuals could do a great
ileal more. He thought it was God's
, ) lun that in evangelical work there
should bo organization and concerted
action ; that together the churches might
> lan nnd arrange for the salvation of
nen ; that all Methodists ought to look
, o the strengthening of all Methodist
churches , and that they should not bo
sollish nor local in their views. If Meth
odists made ono church weak all felt it
ivnd all were weak ; and if ono church
was made- strong all were strengthened.
IIo hoped that nil the churches would
work together for ono common end , and
not try to build up ono at the expense ol
mother.
A. T. Rector fonid that there ought to
bo a great deal of warmth in all Metho
dist churches ; that a great many
churches did not do their work as they
ought to do it , and that if business men
did their work as the churches some
times do they would soon be closed out.
IIo did not think that there would bo
and churches closed out hero.
Rev. T. ( J. Clondenning said that ho
was glad that the founders of the church
organi/.od a "Methodist Episcopal
church. " Ho wanted all the Methodist
churches called "Methodist Episcopal
churches. " Ho wanted the church tc
bo broad in its feelings and
actions. He thought that the churches
were entirely too narrow in theii
thoughts and sympathies ; that the
South Tenth street Methodist churcl
did not have the fooling for the othoi
Methodist churches in this city thai
they ought to have ; that his people did
not know very much about the othoi
Methodist churches and did not care
very much for them , and in that rospocl
the other Methodist churches of the
city were like their own. Ho urged
the necessity of holding fast to princi
ples and doctrines ; that the churches
that were built in the suburbs of the
city were only for those living there
but that they were our churches as
well.
well.A
A constitution was then adopted am
the name of the organization was callct
"Omaha Methodist Episcopal union. '
A. T. Rector was elected president o
the union and the following vice prcsl
dents were elected from the various
churches : First Methodist Episcopal
C. F. Brcokonridgo ; Seward Street
Gould P. Deets ; South Tenth , J
Phippsroo ; Haiibcom Park , John Dale
South Omaha , E. M. Richardson
Trinity , L. A. Harmon ; Cabtollar
Joseph Hughes ; Omaha Circuit , J. C
Roberts ; Danish , Thomas Erickbon
Swedihh , C. O. Lobcck ; German , to b <
elected. W. L. Wright was electee
secretary and A. A. McFuddon troas
uror.
uror.About thirty-six names were signoi
to the constitution , which makes a von
fair beginning. The next mooting wil
bo hold in the South Tenth Mothodis
Episcopal church on the evening of tin
second Tuesday of November , at 7:3i :
o'clock , and it is earnestly desired tha
there bo a largo attendance on the par
of Methodists and their friends.
Permit * toVcrt. .
Judge McCulloch issued the followinj
inarriago licenses yesterday :
Name and UesUleneo . Apr
Simeon Gold water , Londvllla -
Sophia Stone , Oinului -
Charles K. Guylonl , Gentry Co. , Mo1
Mary C. Johnson , Omuliu -
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
When Haby was sick , wo gave ber Castoria.
When the IT&I a Child , abe cried for Castorla ,
When she becama Mlao , the clune to Castoria ,
AVhen she had ChllJren , she gave them Castor U ,
Itcnl Estaio Transfors.
W n Wood to Horoli WUnmnn , ct nl ,
store bullJItiR No D on lot 2 , blh ! ) ,
Parker's add , Icnso for C years ,
pcryc.ir. ( SCO
Jtimci M 1C St John nndt to Scwartl
T St John , lot SO In blk 0 la Hnus-
comPluco\v il 7,000
John H Webster tint ! wf to William H
Oiluioro. ct ul , Iot3 , blkl , In Pat
ter's rum. to West Oniuhn , wd 1,800
Nrlllo K Webster nnd hus to Chnrles
Flnlcy , the o' < of lot a In blk 15 In
"Credit Ponclur" udd d
, w 1,500
Morris Blotter and wf to Hobcrt L
Ottrllclia , lots 1 und U In blk 7 , nnd
lots 1U and 11 In blk 13 , of Lhvight
nnd Loymim's ndd , w d 2,400
Bcsslo A Wnss to Chnrlcs M Dlns-
inoro , the undlv K InUjrest iu wJ of
lot 11 nnd o 5 ft of lot 10 In Key's
div of lot 0 In Capital mid , q o d 5,000 ,
Clmrlci Houmcr to George A. Joplin ,
lots 1 nnd S In blk S in Hunscom
Place , \v d 4,000
Charles M. Dlnsmoro nndvf to Alfred
Millard , the undiv K of vitf of lot 11
nnd undiv M of o G ft of lot 10 , in
Ley's Division of n part of lot 9 In
Capital mid , w d 4COO
Hermnn Kountzo nndvta \ to H. II.
Nott , lot'J , lu blk'2ln KountzoPluoo ,
W d 2,000 ,
HIIRO II. Lucbbcn to John H. Williams ,
lot 05 in Falrmount Place , w d 2,200 ,
Hugo H. Lucbbcn to John H. Williams ,
lot ] , in Ludwlck Plnco , wd COO
Nnhun 1' . Fail to Joseph Williams , lot
4 , in HurdetU ) Court , w d 475
Clmrles H. Kount70 nnd wlfo to Adnl-
plms Husch , lot 14 , blk 12 , iu KouuUo
Place , wd 2,400
Jacob Kendls nnd wlfo to Diivid L. Carpenter -
pentor , lot 11 , blk a , Arbor Pinto ,
w d 2,000 ,
Martin Chitk and wife to John 1' . Wil
liams , lots 10 and 11 iu Ludwick
Place , wd 1,200
Mary J. Bcutty tu Frederick H. Miller ,
lotsl. 2 , 3 , 4 mid C , in blk IS , in
Hoyd'sadd ' , wd 3,500
ohn L MtCaRiio and wife to John F
McHride , lota 0 and 7 blk 5 iu
West CnmliiK add , w d 000
iVilllntn F SinitH trustco to Oeor o
Warren Smith , lots ! ) and 4 in blk l'J3
City of Omiihii , w d 29,000
oseph H Kobcitn to Nornh Lctine. lot
8 in blk 3 in Rush & Selby's add to
South Omnlig , w d 450
2dith Ostler to Jane Wan en , the n J4
of swW of 8007-10-11 , w d 2
Egbert E French and wife to Samuel
Finlay.son ct ul , the o J < f of lots U and
10 blk 8 of Central park , w d 700
The Soutli Omaha Land Co to the Con
vent of Mary , lots 5 aud 0 blk 3SI iu
South Omaha , wd Ifi75
ohn A Norlmeh and wf to James V
Sweeney , lot 4 , blk 5 , in Norbaoh's
2dadd. wd. . . . 0,250
HuRhG Claikundwf etal , to Will
iam H Homon , lots 4 , f > , 0 of Clark's
sub dlv of lot 31 , of Mllliird & Cald-
woll'H ndd. w d 6,250
S II II Clark , trustco to Caroline An-
tiercs , lot U nnd 4 , in blk 12 , of west
side , wd 050
William J Paul to Esbeit E French ,
lot II , blk 5 , nnd lot 21 , blk 0 , in
Maynes' add. wd 1,800
Harvey M Sampson nnd wf to E E
French , lot 3 , blk 1C , iu Central park.
wd. . . . I ! . . . . 1,200
Hugh G Clark and wf to E E French ,
lot 7 to 24 , inclusive , iu blk 2 , of
Lake View , v o d 10,000
Hugh G Clark nnd wf to E E French ,
lot * 14 nnd Ifi , block 2 , In Pruyn's
sub div of blk 2 , in Hyde park , w d. . 750
James A Hawley and wife to W F Al
len , blk S in Hauscoiu place add ,
wd 0,500
Sarah F Axford to John T Murphy ,
lot 12 In Axfoid's add , q c d 1
W. T Ponnington Wood nnd wife to
J T Robinson , lots 3 and 9 in blk 6
nnd lots U and 12 blk 5 iu Riverside
ndd , w d COO
J C Winn to Egbert E French otiU ,
lot 12 in blk 10 , Central park , w d. . 1,200
DoWitt C. Hryant et al to Mrs. S. M.
Scott Slauson , lot 1 in Washington
square , w d 4,000
George E Herker and wife to Joseph
licrkcr , o } of no M of no } of so } f
of sco 14-1.V12 , nod 1
C E Yost and wife to Peter Smith , lot
(5 ( blk 3 , Lake ndd , qed 1
S O L Co to Jacob Fnwcctt , lots 9
and 10 blk 32 , South Omalm 1,050 ,
Jacob Fawcctt to John Col rcll , lots 9
and 10 , blk 32 , South Omaha 1IU5 ,
William S Robcrtsiro und wife to
Anna 1C Pruyn. lot 2 of Lotcvo's sub
div of south 2-11 feet of sub div lot 14
in lot 4 in Rngan's udd , w d $ 2,750
Augustus Kountzo nnd wife to John F
Malstrom , the n X Of lot 13 , blk U
in Kount/o's third add , w d C39
George W Boerstler to Mrs S M Scott
Slauson. the middle X of lots 1 und
a , blk 2 in Omaha View , w d 1,350 ,
George W Hoorstler to Mrs S M Scott
Slauson , the n X of lots 1 und 2 , blk
2 in Omaha View , w d 1,550
The United States to Richard Moore ,
o yt of s o } { of o V of n o } of sco
31 , 10 , 13 , patent. . .
David R Archer and wf to II AMooro ,
lot 0 blk 3 in Catnor & Archer's odd
to South Omaha , w d 500
Samuel E Rogers and wf to John
O'Donohoo , tlio S K of lot 3 blk 13
in F E Rogers ndd , w d 800
Emily J lioycr to Clara A' noycr , the
E K of lot in Tuttle's sub div of s w
K of n o X of soc 5-15-18 , q o d 1,000
G W Loom is et al George W Ames
lot 5 in Arlington , w d 450
George W Wilborn to J H L Williams
lot U blk 3 iu Kirkwood add , w d. . . . 1,500
Samuel E Rogers and wf to Muthias
Dobcn , the o of n X of lot 3 blk 9
in the Improvement nssoclatlon , w d 300
Julia E Vundorcork and hus to Daniel
S Lees , lot 4 blk 2 in Vnndorcork
torr.ieo. w d 1,100
John F Rnushar and wife to Nolo P
Drayo , lots 1 and 2 blk D iu Dcor
park , wd 2,000
Julia E Vaudcrcook and husband to
Daniel J Lcccs , lot 8 blk 2 in Van-
dercook's terrace , wd 1,000
Edwin S Rood nnd wife to Emilia
Nowmnn. the o 3-5 of lot 20 blk 10
in Albright's annex to South Omaha ,
wd 01
John S Inncs to Augustus J Hoscl-
man. lot 4 blk 23 in Omaha View ex
tension , w d 1,100
William Cob.urn , sheriff nnd master
commissioner , to James P English ,
muster's deed , lot 4 and o 10 of lot 5
blk 4 In subdivision of lot 5 in Capi
tal add 6.70C
J R Welllmkio and wife to Jacob Kon-
dis , lots Hand 12 blk 2 , Rush &
Selby's ndd to South Omaha , w d. . 85 (
Total , $ i32,93 <
Itiiilding 1'ormlts.
The following building permits wore
issued by Superintendent Whitlock :
N. Seirvo , Jwo ono story frame cot
tages , Jones and Thirty-Hirst , to
cost 00 (
John Soicnson , ono story frame cot
tage , northwest corner of Charles
and Twentieth streets , to cost 601
North Side Huilding association , ono
nnd ono-half tttory frame cottage.
Twenty-eighth , between Pratt and
Piuknoy , tocost 1,25 (
John Powers , two storv frame cooper
shop , Jones , betwccd Fifth and Sixth ,
tocost 2,501
Emma Hystrom , ono story frnmo addi
tion to dwelling , Walnut , between
Fourth and Fifth streets , to cost. . . . 20 <
A. Joseph and E. Hull , one story f ramo
cottage , Grand avenue nnd Crown
Point uvonuo , to cost 20 (
Essio Walla , ono story frame cottage ,
Hurdutte , near Thirtieth , to cost. . . . 501
John Dimmer , ono story addition to
store , rear 1312 Furimm , to cost . . . 201
Charles A. Dloinborg , ono story frame
cottage , 802 North Thlity-tirst
avenue , to cost 40 (
J. J. Gibson , two story frame resi
dence nnd barn , Wirt , between
Twenty-Unit and Twenty-second , to
cost 4,30i
William Anderson , addition to dwell
ing , iif Sowai d , to cost 15i
A. H. ISobsolman , ono story frame cot
tage , Ohio , between Thirty-first nnd
Thh ty-secoml. to cost 701
Two story double dwi lllng , Twenty-
third and Maple , tocost | 3,50i
G. W. Hurk , ono nnd one-half story
frame barn , Hickory between
Twenty-eighth nnd Twenty-ninth ,
to cost ir
Emma Hill , ono story frame oottugo ,
Sixteenth and Ohio , to cost 1,12
H. G. Stalder , ono and ono-half story
frame barn , Twenty-ninth and Shir
ley , tocost 22
Thomas F. Hall , two story frauo
THE NEW YORK AND OMAHA CLOTHING CO.
Are very busy this week unpacking new winter goods , and placing them before their custo
mers , who are confident of getting the best when purchased at THE NEW YORK AND OMAHA.
They are having a great run on their NOBBY CHEVIOT SUITS AT $10 to 016.50 , These suits
have no equal either in style or price in this city. You can buy a good WORSTED OVERCOAT
FOR $6.50 , or an EXTRA FINE ONE FOR $15 to $25.
i
As to UNDERWEAR , you can get a suit all the way from $1 to $3.50 , and higher , including
the very best importations. If your boy needs a hat 25c will buy one at the NEW YORK AND
OMAHA , and 100 other styles ranging in price from 50c up to $5.
18O8 Farnam Street :
dwelling , Eighteenth hclween Lake
nnd Ohio , to cost 11,000
J. Millig.ui , two one and one-half
story fr.imo dwellings , Twenty-sev
enth near St. Mary's avenue , to
cost 2,500 ,
Paul Waaclc , addition to store and
change roof to itat roof , Soutti
Twenty-foul th near boulevard , to
cost 450
LSo.ird of education , ono story fr.uno
school , Thirty-eighth and Daven
port , to cost 1,311
Board of education , ono story frame
school house , Nineteenth and
Spruce , to cost 1,314
Board of education , ono story fr.uno
school house , Fifth and Hickory , to
cost 1,344
Mrs. Henrietta Swaysland , two story
brick dwelling , 1313 Davenport , to
cost 3,000 ,
John Field , ono and one-half story
barn , Covert nnd Nicholas , to cost. . 800
Twenty-four permits aggregating.29,582
TURNING UP BONKS.
The Graders Uncovering llcmnins
Near tlic Old Site of the Hospital.
For some months past Stuht & Hamol
have had at work grading on Eleventh
nnd neighboring streets the largest
force of men and teams over employed
in that business in thib city. Yesterday
a part of the gang extended excavating
into the alloy in the rear of the old silo
of the Omaha Medical college. This
institution , it will bo remembered , was
moved but a short time ago to the
corner of Eleventh and Pacific streets
where it now standsl' ' The change was
not mndo , however , until the attention
of the people was directed to several ir
regularities which were discovered in
its treatment of the remains of subjects
which it secured both while on the table
and when being disposed of. That the
lot on which the college stood and the
alloy in the roar of it was made the
'
buri'nl ground of thebo fragments of
mortality was attested by the finding of
scores of bones by the workmen who
were making the excavation.
Some of these bones were
scon by the BEE reporter
who was also informed that if the lot
were to bo dug up , the number of mortal
skeletons which would be there found
would bo not far from thirty. This man
had witnessed the burial ol the same on
many a dark night , when every neigh
bor was quietly resting in his homo.
Some of these may yet bo brought to the
surface.
Sherman Tliurston's Last Visit.
The remains of Sherman Thurfaton ,
the well-known sporting man , passed
through this city yesterday morning
and were forwarded to Fremont , where
they will bo placed beside the remains
of his parents. They were accompanied
from Chicago byV. . D. Long , and mot
at the transfer by Patsy Fallow , Billy
Hawley and Low Hibbin , who attended
the removal from the Northwestern
train to the Union Pacific.
Mortgages Foreclosed.
Joseph Had field and Charles Wil
liams filed a petition in the district
court yesterday for the foreclosure of a
mortgage on lots 0 to 10 , inclusive , in
block No. 2 , Weiss' subdivision. The
mortgages wore taken to secure prom
issory notes now amounting to $1,259.45 ,
and given by Edward A. Shaw.
CREAM
BAKING
Its superior excellence proven In millions ot
homos for more tliuu u quarter of it cimtnry. It
is lined by the United Rimes ( lovernment. r.u-
dorsml liv the heads of the great uuhersltles.
ttH-tlHi Mi oncost , 1'urost and Most lleatlitnl.
Dr. l'rlre'8 tliu only linking 1'owdtr that does
not contuln Ammonia , Lime or Alum. Sold only
In cans.
cans.I'UICE BAKING I'OWDKU CO. ,
New Yolk. Chlcueo. St. LouU.
LOTOS FACE POWDER
Ladies
valuing their comnlezion ibonld lecnrea J
SAMPLE BOX ( ORATISi )
of the latest Imported ondunonimomly acknowi-
edyud us Uio lic t
FACE POWDER.
Ouarant cd to bo perfectly liarmlosi , ( mper-
leptible , durable mid invisible. 1 or Halo avury-
. ruBKior. eo
600 i > er Iluz. 'IraUo BUiiplled by
BLAKE , BRUCE & CO. , OMAHA , NEB.
_ J. F. UOVO tco CHICAGO Sole Igiportafi.
LOTOS ! FACE POWDER
The Theatrical Profciilon.
Korlt will win and rocetro public recognition And
pr&lio. Facts , vrhlch art the outcome of general or
parlance , growing through years of critical and
prottlcal text , become ai rootoj and Immorable ai
tliorockof Gibraltar lupublla oplulon , and benco.
forth need no further guaran * o a * to their gen *
Inencti. The Indisputable fact that Swift's Spu lflo
la the beat blood purifier in the world , Is one of those
Immorablo Gibraltar nick facts of which we hare
pokenand ur.rUny's experience roots thin con
viction deeper and deeper lu public opinion. Ktery
bus of our people In Anurlca and In Europe ,
eiory trade , cnUlng and profession. Including tha
medical profession , IISTO bnrue voluntary testi
mony to the remarkable virtues or S. 8. S. and
Its Infallible tminor m curing all diseases of tlid
blood. Ihese testimonials arnou flle by the thou-
liaiids , nnd open to tlio tiiKpectlonof all. Nowcomo.
unsolicited , two dUtlURUiiOiei ! im tubers of thu theat
rical profusion.who gratefully testify to the wonder
ful curative qualities of the Specific | , , their Inrtl-
vlilual oases. Their testimonials are lieronltb sub
mitted to the publle without further comm.nt let
them speak for themselves. The lady Is n member of
tbo famous Thalia Theatre Company , of New York ,
and formerly ot tl.o Residence Theatre , Berlin , Ger
many , nnd of McVlcker's block Company , of Chlcano.
The gentleman U a well known memtrar of the New
York Thalia 1 Iteatre Company. Ikith are well known
la theatrical < -rcUs | lu this country aud In Europe.
Charlotte Rnndorr'i Testimony.
NEW YORK , May 3 , 1537.
Sn If t Specific Company , Atlanta , Ga. :
Gentlemen Having been armored with pimples ,
eruptions nnd roughness of thu skin , from bad con-
illtlou of my blood , for more than a year , I used a
leading preparation of saraaimllla and other ndvur-
tlsed remedies to no urTect. Then I consulted a prom
inent physician , and from his treatment received
no benefit. I then concluded to try the S. S. S. rem
edy for the blood , and rive or six package * , by a
thorough eradication of my trouble anil restoring
smouthness to my tklu , havemadnmo happy , and
I cheerfully give you this testimonial for such use
and publicity a ) you wish to make of It.
CnMtLOTTK 1UMDOW ,
152 Howery , near Canal Btrost ,
Hugo Haaikcrl's ) Testimony.
The Swlf t Specific Company , Atlanta. Go. :
Gentlemen For two yi ars I hnd n severe case of
ctema. I used tcr soapi , sulphur nonps.and various
other remedies , and was prtscrlbed for by numbers
of phTslclani , but found norullef At last I ill tor-
inlned to try thu H. S. S. remedy , and ucven or eight
bonus liave thoroughly relieved me , and } ou can
uio this certUlcato lu any manner ; mi v lali.
Huoo HIS&KEHL.
. , _ . , Hciubor ofTtlaUa Tbeatra
Now York , May 3,1M7.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed frea.
Tux SWIFT Srccino Co. ,
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
Embody the Mghtit exetUen-
flr.iitnli < ilirUnra > , cot fort and
durability nitd are ttitrtigning
favoritttlnfuiMonabkielrcl' : .
Our name is I J.4T.COUSI NS ,
cry sole. ) NEW YORK.
For Sale by
H award Brothers.
WM. M'lXTOHII. B. r. HODWKLI/
BODWELL A. MclNTOSH ,
Real Estate Dealers ,
140 South Spring Street ,
Los Angeles , . . . California.
Dealers in city and country property of all de
scriptions. General Information to newcomers
ers freely Riven.
J. B. HAYNES ,
- OFFICIAL -
STENOGRAPHER
, .
Third Judicial District ,
.17 CHAMHHU OF COMMERCE.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G. Jacobs. )
Ondertiite and Embalm
At the old Btand , HOT 1'arnam St. Orders by tele
graph solicited nnd promptly attendad to.
Teleleplione No. - 2 > .
WEAK
Prruialur * Itrrll.i , ttr.rMuttfiifffium lndl cretlonior
ICMR I rurwd vllh.MlHl.iMrh M JIclM . .bjr th
CHEAT B1AUSTON TltEATAlKNT.
8rale4 bowk m mt fr * * Should b read by Falhrr.
. .jpiictd I
Ih. Undi o
th.lrM , . .
Rtpl.l. with Information of r lue to .11 mm.
MARSTON REMEDY CO. l Park PUot.Ntw York.
SCIENTIFIC
GLUCK &WILKINSON.
ROORNG.
G.W.ROGERS
Composition and O ravel nooBng ,
Agent for Warren's Natural Asphalt Roofing.
Mttdal Uraud 2 and 3 plr HeKlr Itr > oUn | { . IWSMatoa
Ktrtict , Oaiaha , hcb ,
Who li WEAK , NKIlVOim. DKIIIMTA.
hni TRIFI.KO nwny his VKJOIt of 1IO1 Y.
MINI * anil MANHOOD. canting cxunuitlna
drains upon the FOUNTAINS of I. IKK.
1IKA AOIIE , I1ACKACIIK , Drpndml
Urcams , WEAKNESS of Memory. HASH-
NOCIETV. IMMl'.EH upon
the FACE , and all tlio EFFECTN Ipndlneto
EAItliY I > ECAY nnd perhaps CO > .SVm > .
TION or INSANITY , nhould consult nt once
the CEI.EnitATEII Dr. Clarke , KXnlilliihod
1H5I. Dr. C'larko ban made NEHVOUN 1IE <
11IMTY. C1IHOMV nnd nil Ulieases of
the UENITO IIItlNAItY Orenns n Mfo
Study. It makes NO dlircrence WHAT you
have token or WHO tins failed to euro yon.
* ' EH A I.ESsuflerltiK from diseases pecu
liar to their cx can consult with tha assurance
of spocdy relief Hnd cure. Scud 2 cents postage
for works on your diseases.
4ST9cnd 4 cents postage for Celebrated
WorUn on Chronic. Nrrionn nnil Itell *
rate Ditense * . Contultntloii , pereonnlly or by
letter , froo. Consult tlio old Itorlor.
i fryrwl. Oilier * and | > nrlor
private. * 3tose contcniplatltiR Matrlngo
send for Dr. CliK-ke'H celebrated guldo
Hnlo and Feiiiule. each 15c. , both ' -5c. !
( stamps ) . Before confldlni ; your COFO , consult
Dr. CI.AUKK. A friendly letter or call may
cave future sullerlngnnd shame , and ndd coldcn
years to life. * S-Book "I.lfe'n ( Secret ) Er.
rorn , " COc. ( stamps ) . Medicine and wrltltiRS
ecnt everywhere , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8 : Sundays. 0 to li Addrens ,
P. D. CLARKE , M. D.
180 So. Clark St , CHICAGO , ILL.
1707 Olho Street , St. Louis , Mo.
OC the Missouri State Museum of Anntomy , St.
Louis , Mo , Unlveislty ColU'KO Hospital , Lon-
.Ion , Olohcu , ( Ji'imuny und Now York. Having
dovotcil their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES.
Moio especially those ixrlbltif ; from Inipru-
donco , 1m Ite nllso suirerliiK to correspond 1th-
out delay. DlseasoH of Infection nnd contagion
cuied Biifely and ppeudlly without USD of iliiu-
ratlunts Mhnsa cases ! ina IHMIII
neglected , badly treated or pronounced Incur
able , blioulil not fall to virlto us conioruhu ; their
Hymptoms. AH letteis ruccl\ immediate utten-
JUST PUIILISIILD.
And will bo mailed FHEK to any address on re
ceipt of one 3-cent Htainp. "I'jnctlcal Observa
tions on Noivons Duulllty and Plnsleal Kxlians-
tlon , " to hlch is added nn "llssay on Mar-
rl KO , " with important chapters on diseases of
the Koprodnctive Organs , tlioholo forming n
\ uluume medical treatise which should bo lead
by all ) oung men. Addi ess
DRS , S. & D , DAVIESON ,
1707 Olive St. . St. Lonls , Me.
_
Neb , National Bank
U. S. DErOSITOBY , OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital , - $2BOOOo
Surplus , - 42BOO
H. W. YATFS , President.
LKVtis S. ItKkD , Vlce-Presldent.
A. K. TODZAI.IN , 2d Vico-Prealdcnt.
W. H. S. HUGHES , CaslUor
DIULCTOIta.
W. V. MORSE , JOHN S. COLLINS ,
It. W. YATKS , LKWIH S. UKED ,
A. K. TOUKALIN.
IJauklng OIHce
THE IRON BANK.
Cor. IBth nnd Tornam Sts.
A General Banking Ilusluess Transacted.
SteckPiano
Hemarkalilo for powoitnl sympa
thetic tone , pliable action unil absolute -
solute durability. 'M years record ,
tlio beat Kimrantco of tliu uxciil-
Iciu.ci of the liuttriiineuta.
WOODBRIDGEBROS.
Five New NovclH for 15 Cents.
S NEW NOVELS 5
All complete in the NOVKMHEH NiiMiiuuof the
FAMILY MUItAKY ITIOIMTIILY.
ONLY 15 CENTS , or All newsdealers , or
THE INTEUNATIONAL NEWS CO. , Now York.
FOR PLANTING TIMBER CLAIMS ,
Illack WalnutH , linll on , t. o. b liOc per 1m
lllnckVuhuitn , liulU oil , " tl > per bu
IIox elder Scud , lUc per Hi
Aah Seeil , lOc per ib
Ilont-y Locust Seed , & > a per Ib
Russian Mulbeiry hoed , II Ul per Ib
Catalpa Seed , 1 J per Ib
Alboall kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees for
Bale. Address , Shonandonh Nursery , I >
B. LAKi : . 1'ronrletor , fallKNANDOAH. 1A.
LEAKY ROOFING
TIN OR IRON , REPAIRED
And painted nnd guaranteed tight for numlmr
of yean ) . I'alnts never blister. OKAVKIj
ItOOl'lNO manufarturod and tepalted. Ilro
1'roof I'alnt applied to shingles. Flftcou years'
experience.
WM. II. CUItHAN & SON.
2111 S. 13th St. . lietneen Arbor and Vlnton.
Xbllltllldthfi *
iidu rtlluni or
tliaoui. mll > uolbliit cnrrtnu of
. - . , . Ht liroifi all wtik ptrtit..tor-
UUM ; pf * * r-li > bt IU .a Ynurouiln.ilgih. Il col
ennui A v-f.ltmiunllr or forfiiiiuxi In ciih.
GrMUilInpreieaiuKottrilliilhtrktlli .
ip.r >
riu nll/ir.dJnUr. , , > r.DUi { tlt ! < lunpbl.lk M.mp
Ihlliadia CltctrioCo. I6 LUillc ! . . Chie fl
THE CHICAGO AND
NorthWestern -
Western
Railway Short Line.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
Tlio only roml to tnko for Dps Mnlncs , Mnrlnlltnwn ,
Ccdnr ItniililH , Clinton , IMxuii , Oilmen , Mtlnaukuj
nml all imlnts vant. Tu tint pnnplo of NVhrnika , Colorado
rado , VVyoinlnK , Utah , Idiiho , uvaila , Ort'k'on , Wanh <
Initton Hiul Callforiiln , It nirura puinulor mlvantaxui
nr 1 piiHMuln by any other llnu.
Ainonii n few of the numerous polntn of supiTlorlly
cnJrtyiMl by the patrons of till * mail liptwpon Onmlm
nnil ( 'lilriwo , am UK two ttHlnn n ilay of DAY < X > AO11
KH , which are lli nnottt tlmt hinniui nrt tind InKtintil *
ty pun Prrntn. H 1'AI.ACK HI.KKI'IM ! OAKS , nhlrli
iirmuodpla of pointort uuil tiloKanio. lla l'Alll < OH
DUAWINC UOOM CAHM. unnurpiiK'cil tiy anr , Hint
Its wlililyopl brnU l I'Al.ATIAI. DIMM ) CAILH , tlio
piiiutl of which rnnniit lie found p | u liprn At Coun
cil Illuffn the trains nftlio thilou I'liclllc Hallway , con.
nuct In utiliiii ilupnt with Ilioso of the CliUiiKiiA
Nortliwcitcrti Hy. In riilpnitn the trnlin of tlil line
nmko clOHO unitiuttlon with those of nil other uantoru
II Ill'S.
l'i > r pptroll , Cnlnmbns , Inillnnnpoll. . Cincinnati ,
NlaEiirn I ll' . llullulo. l'ltt nurt' , Tuninto , Montreal ,
llo'ton , NPW ork , I'ntliuUlplilH , Hiiltlnioru , WiiAh *
liiKton , mill ull points In tliuvust , link for a ticket via
"NORTHWESTERN. "
If yon l h the host nrtoniinoJKtlon. All ticket aKOIitl
FPll tlpkflmln this llnu.
H. luidiirrr , K i . WII.HON ,
( ienl. MuiiuKcr , ( lonl. I'ass'r Auont
W.M. IIAIICOCK. UU.1WM.KS.
Western Anent City 1'uns'r. Axunt.
AnentUmaha
Umaha , Nobratka.
-THK
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ,
The lr ! > t Uouln from Onmlia nnd Council
ItlulTs ( o
- = = THE EAST = -
TWO TUA1NS DAILY 11KTWKKN OMAHA AND
CXJUNC11 ,
Chicago , . . .AM ) Mllnnnkco ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cellar Itnplds ,
Hock Island , Freeport , Itockford ,
Clinton , Dnbiiiiiie , Davenport
Elgin , Madison , Jnnestllle ,
Bclolt Winona , Ln Crosse ,
And nil other Important poInU Must , Nurtboait and
rkutliciint.
For thronuli tlrkpts call on the tlcknt nicpnt nt 1401
Farnam street , lu 1'axton lloUil , or at Union 1'acltlo
llepot-
rullman Hlpopcrs nnil tlio flni'nt DlnlnKCnrn In tha
world aru run oil the nitiln line of thuClilcii o , Mil-
wankco A Ht. I'aut llntlwiiy.iiiiil every attention II
paid to pauoiiKera liy courteuua employes of th
comimny.
It.Slir.l.Hll.ncncrnl Mannvpr.
J.KTUCKKIt , A l tnntii ( > ncriil Managnr.
A. V. U. OAHl'KNTKH , Uonoral l'ai > ciiRcr an
Tlcktit Aitcnt.
OKI ) . K.1IKAKKOUI ) , AeMstiiut General I'uesonKOf
and Tlpket Aiipnt.
J.T. CIiAUK , Uonoral Superintendent.
ik yonr rrtaller for the . .
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
or the
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE ,
uecoidlnB to jrour ncodi.
CAUTION I I'oilllvtly none genuine union ottr
rimennd prlc apprirpliilnlynnthe mlei. Hem
dealeri , In order til unke a larger
profit , will rcconiinend the lufcrl'if
Rtxidi with which the inirket IIi
flooded. .IAMKSMKANHV4
1 i HIIUK li llcht nml lOllili. U
nti IlknnatmkliiK HIM ! ItK >
JtUKK.S NO " liltKAK.
SO JN. " iK'Ing pirfcctly
tay ttieflrkttlniellliwiirii.
It will natltfy the uioit
astlillou > ailtlsliie\ei7
vital niprct equal to
the liiuil-itKed
which
Art for thf .T mn Hi .lSHPE , ujf lilth'c'r" '
llcauj$2Shocfurlo ! > tfj fgjjf | , ( .fn rc.
lulled al
STnrtA , TAMF.HMRAN < : 3KIIOK Is Ihrorlpl-
nnl $ .1 shoo unit li ahuolulrljr the unly > ltu4 < of IU prlra
which hai cvi r hrcn plncnl rxti niUily nn the markrt
In uhlch durahllity U considered hrfori * more outward
appearance 'I li te iliw urn told br th l > e > t rttillrri
throughout the fulled Mule t , and wo will iilaco tliota
eAHlIjr within your reach In any itnte or territory If you
will tend in a puilal rard , mtiitlonlni ; thli paper
vaiiiev JleaiiB fi Co. , 41 Lluculn Ml , llutton , llau.
rtill line of the ahovoHhouH for sain In OMAHA.
by (1.V. . Cook , 1 ! F.inmm Htreet ; (1. ( B. Mlllnr.
812 North ItitliHlriet ; lluywnrd llron. , 4J7 Houtll
KithHtreot. In COUNCIL IlLumi by Burgunt *
) , 412 Ilroudwuy.
Proprietor Omaha flus/ncss / College ,
IN WHICH 13 TAUGHT
Book-Keeping , Penmanship ,
Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing
and Typewriting.
Send lor College Journal.
S. E. Cor. 10th and Capital Avo.
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LINCOLN. , NEB.
The bp.t knuvrn anil rno t popular Hotel In the
tutu. Ixicallun mitral , u | > i > olntiii ntii nr > t-Lla.a.
lloartquurUtii fur ciMnibtirclul niuii and all pulltlcat
I'roprlotor.