THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JSTOVEMfciSR 20 , 1687.-TWELVE PAGES ,
To make room for our display of Holl-
Oaf Goods , no arc obliged to close out
during the next ( on da8
2,000 , PAIRS
BLANKETS
Without quoting prices m > , deslrn to call
Attention to the fuel that nil our Illankcts
Wore pnrcluwd in April and May of this
year , and we consequently hought 1017
clioap.
ALL WOOL
White Blankets ,
Me will offer 500 pairs of slrictly All
tVool 10-1 White lilanketx , worth $5.00 ,
for $1.00 a pair.
RED
BLANKETS ,
Strictly All Wool. These IHankets arc
One of our great bargains.
Down Bed Comforts , $6,25 $
MONDAY !
11-4 California
BLANKETS ,
( J 1-2 pounds , (1 ( feet wide ,
7 feet long. These arc regularly sold for
812.00.
_ _ t _ _ _ _ _
ELDORADO 11-4
California Blankets ,
$1O.
These arc the finest of California Wool )
they arc usually sold for $15.00 ; we bine
S. P , MORSE & CO
IDE BOND ELECTION CALLED ,
Lincoln's First Stop Toward Secur
ing a Now Road.
WHAT THE COMPANY WILL DO.
$ tt let Stipulation * ill lie-Kurd to Fix-
iiiR 1'Yi'lulit Kates The Coun
cil Atfiiliint CotiHolidation
liriof Items.
[ PIIOM TllC BEE'S LINCOLN IIL'IIEAU. ]
At tlio special session of the city council
| he call for tbo bond olcctlun in nld ol the
proposed Lincoln , Ucd Oak & , DCS Moines
railroad was passed upon and the clcctior
Will tiiko place December 23. Tbo merits o :
the new road and tbo size of tbo bondi
( Bleed $150,000 were discussed at lengtl
nnd on tbo llnal vote tbo election was callci
uniinimously. Tbo ordinance call * for thi
complutlon of tbo road before tbo bonds an
Issued , which it is guaranteed will bo doni
by I Shit , the bonds then to bo for $1.TO,00 (
bearing 5 per cent annual interest payable li
J01U or optional for payment after January
1891. The Lincoln , Hed Oak & DCS Moinei
road agrees that If tbo proposition votiti (
bonds shall bo carried nnd negotiable bond !
Issued to tbo amount of f l.'iO.OOO , then tin
pow road shall never consolidate its stool
propel ty , earnings or franrhiso by sale , le.ist
Dr otherwise with any other corporatioi
owning or operating a line of road into the cit ;
of Lincoln , tixcept to procure u lease 01
leases for tranle arrangements , for the opera
lion of its own line of railway service am
shall not within Unity years from the date o
uolivery of said bonds knowingly charge o
demand , unless compelled by public law , i
creator compensation for the transportutioi
Of freight over its own and connecting linoi
between the city of Chicago and the city o
Lincoln than shall bo charged by it or an ;
Other company for similar service between
the city of Chicago nnd Omaha. Nob. , 01
Sioux City , la. Tlio above stipulation is
however , limited by a proviso that llxes tin
minimum rate as not less than the follovvini
ncbedule bused on the present usual classill
cations :
Small lots in cents per Ibs. First class
80o ; second class. JBo ; third class , "Do ; fourt !
class , I5o ; flfth class , J3c.
Car loads in cents per 100 Ibs. Class A
JSc ; class II , lie ; class C , 10c ; class D , luc
class 10 , lOc.
Minimum cbarg * on a single shipment , 2 , "
per 100 Ibs. Horses per cur , 13 ; cattle , pc
car. fciO ; bogs , per car , $25 ; sheep , singl
deck , per car. $20 ; grain , car loads , per cwt
10o ; packing bouse products , per 100Ibs. , 12t
lumber , car loads , per cwt , 10a
On nil articles not specified , In loss tlm
car loads , the minimum charge shall bo 1
cents per cwt. , and on car loads , 10 cents \K \
CWt. , or20 per car of 20.000 pounds.
If the Lincoln , Hed Oak & DCS Motnesroo
Violates any of tba above stipulations
agrees to repay and refund to the city of Lii
coin the full some of 150,000 with Interest i
6 per cent , and for tha purpose of insurin
the faithful pei fornmuca of this contract
Agrees on or bofoio the delivery of the boiul
to deposit with a trustee , to be named by tli
supreme court of the stuto , | & > 0,000 of tl
first mortgugu 5 per ccut Interest bearh :
bonds , and provided that the total Issue i
the first mortgage bonds shall not exccc
120,000 , per mile.
COUNCIL Itr OLCTIOV.
The city council U evincing a desire to sc
end the efforts of parties along the line
the old Atchison & Nebraska railroad
break Uio consolidation of that company wi
the B. i M. , und accordingly have adopt )
tlio following resolution :
Whereas , The Atchison & Nebraska ra
Way and the Burlington fc Missouri riv
railway In Nebraska , by a consolidutii
Which we belioro to be unlawful , have d
troyod the competition which formally e
Istotl between them , nnd thereby udvane
tbo rates between Lincoln and eastern i > oln
Vfhlch formally did not exceed tbo rates t
, tweon the same points and Missouri rlv
points.bo it therefore
Ucsolved , That it U the earnest deslra
California
Scarlet
Blankets ,
$12.00
Pink , Scarlet , Itlne , In largest nnd
llnesl California MNslou Woolen Mill
ItlanKcts , made to hell for $18 a pair.
These at $12.
Comforts , $6.25 $
"
MONDAY !
$6.OO
Monday we ulll oiler 50 imported Dunn
Hed Comfort * , regular price $7.50 , down
to 8-0 next ueek.
ODD PAIRS
FINEST BLANKETS ,
Sold from $20 to $25 n pair ; white ,
light grej , cardinal , &c. , will be thrown
in one lot .Monday ; only ahont 20 pairs ,
For $15 ,
ALL WOOL
Horse Biankets ,
Monday we will sell 100 All Wool Horse
Illankcts , actually worth $5.00 each for
$ : $ .00.
S.RMORSE&CO
the mayor nnd city council of Lincoln that
the attorney general of this state institute
proceedings to set aside this consolidation , if
in his judgment the said consolidation can bo
dissolved.
CITY ITEMS.
Gustin & Harpm , wholesale harness and
saddles , recently received a consignment of
goods over the Missouri Pacific from St.
Louis. Tlio chaigo was bO cents pur bundled
on the shipment , and the Omaha rate was 70
cents. As Lincoln is nearer St. Louis by the
Missouri Pacilic than Omaha , the linn
did not propose to pay higher
freight rates , and consequently they
sued the road for.tho excess freight in justice
court. The road said the coin t had no Juris
diction , but the court said it had , and a jury
was called and the case tried , resulting in a
verdict for the overcharge. The road ap
pealed.
In the midst of the high wind about 1
o'clock yesterday evening the Sheldon block
Was discovered on lire in the roof. Prompt
action on the part of the lire boys saved a
disastrous contlugration.
The Lincoln Daily News has Incorporated
with a paid up capitul of $ J.,000. . Tlio incor-
porutors and managers of the paper and the
extensive job printing and bindery connected
with the office , nro : Colonel C. H. H.yde ,
Walter Hugo , U. S. Howe , Frank Pearce and
William N. Bain.
The sudden fall in temperature nnd the
ternlic wind of yesterday put a temporary
injunction on paving work. The contractor ?
ictmiio just nbout two weeks moio good
weather to complete the work at present
open.
Ijook ! Look !
And you can see by calling at the
Now York Storage company , cornet
Capitol two. and 16th at. , the largosl
stock of pianos , organs and furniture ol
any place in the city and will bo sold on
easy payments at lowest wholesale
prices.
New York Storage Co. , Cap. avo. and
15th St.
HAIMtOAD XK\VS.
tune UHCIU CKED Tiuiounn.
Hereafter baggage will be checked througl
from nil eastern points to the Pacific coas
over the Union Pacific railroad. Passenger !
having nn excess of baggage shall use tin
present form of excess baggage checks use <
by the company and other traus-contincnta
lines.
.X IHNIXd CVIl LINi : TO THE PACIFIC.
Tlio Northern PaciHo railroad , the onlyoni
of the tuins-continental lines running diuini
cars through to the Pacific coast , nnnounci
a new time schedule taking effect Novembei
'M. 1SS7. The principal features of this nov
schedule are i
Fiist. Twelve hours quicker time from St
Paul to Helena and Buttc , Montana , am
twenty-four hours shorter time to PortlUnd
Ore. , Tacoma , W. T. . and nil North Paeill
coast points , by the limited express leavini
St. Paul ut 4 p. m. daily. The time of No. 'J
the corresponding train cast bound , will b
shortened seventeen hours.
J. An additional through express train , t
which will bo attached Pullman sleepers
dining cars and emigrant sleepers , leiivin
St. Paul at 8 a. in. daily , for Helena , Buttc
MIssoula , Spokane Falls and eastern Wash
inglon points ; this train making the throng ;
time live hours quicker than the forme
P.icillo coast express , giving the iutcndei
Pacific const settler fourteen hours qulckc
time than heretofore.
it. Thrco express trains dally from St. Pan
nnd Minneapolis to Mooreiiead , Minn. , Furg
and Jamestown , IX T. , with throuph Pullma
sleepers to Grand Forks , Fergus Fulls , Wut
peton and principal jHiints in north Dakota.
The Northern Pacific not only offers to th
traveling public the best train service , inchu
ing its famous dining cars , Pullman pnlac
drawing room und sleeping cars , euugrun
sleepers und splendid day coaches , but froi
Chicago and all eastern cities to Portlam
Ore. , us quick time us by any other rouu
whllo to Butte and Helena. Mont. , it is th
shortest line by 17B and Si'tmllos \ respei
tlvelv , actually saving the traveler to Butt
six hours , and to Helena eighteen hours , a
against any other lino.
The great reduction In time will bo of pa :
tlcular Interest to all classes of travel , espei
tally Yellowstone park and Pacific coast 01
cucslonists contemplating H return trip b
' the all rail line tua "Mt , SuaiU" route U
UUull 171AI VVllllVllMi
MONDAY !
SATIN
DUGHESSE ,
79c
Monday morning we will offer 40 pieces ,
all the new shades , Heliotrope , Maise ,
Vert , lllseda , llo c Pink , Clel , Sew Olive ,
ice , , AT. , in Duchessc Satin , regular price
and worth $1.2i > . Our price Monday ,
7c. ! )
MAIL ORDERS FILLED ,
S , P , MORSE & CO ,
On Monday morning we Mill make n
special leader of a high grade of war
ranted ItlaeK Silk , 22 Inches wide guar
anteed to ghe perfect satisfaction rich
lustre and hcirt ) , and worth $2.50 ajanl ,
al $1.50.
FAILLE
FRAMAISE ,
We liatc rcrehed oier 20 nenest colors
n heiny satin llnlsh French Faille Fran-
alse , sold elsewhere in Omaha for $2.50
a yard. Our pi Ice $1.50.
All the newest colors in Silk 1'lnsli ,
Igltt bine , green , pink , gold , ollre , &e. ;
iold elsewhere for $1.50.
S.P.MORSElkCfQ
Avecn San Francisco and Portland , and a
.rip along the Columbia river or over the
famous Cascade mountains via the Northern
Pacific.
A TICKET orncc nunoT.ATtizni )
Before starting for dinner yesterday the
ickct agent at the Chicago , St. Paul , Minne
apolis & Omaha railroad depot bolted down
the windows , locked the doors and as bo pre
sumed left well protccted > in the money
drawer some ? l0. ! After a short absence ho
returned , and found that burglais had ob
tained an entrance by pi.ving up one of the
windows with a sharp chisel , which was left
behind. Tlio mone\ , drawer , too , had been
forced and rilled of its contents.
TO OO HKFOUK Tlin COMMISSION1.
Mr. W. F. GrilUtts , of tlio freight bureau
of the Omaha board of trade , has returned
fiom Washington , wlieio he has been for sev
eral days presenting to the inter-state com
merce commission the complaints of Omaha
merchants regarding railroad abuses. Argu
ments will be submitted to the commission
December 10 , when Messrs.V. . A. L. Gibbon ,
Euclid Mat tin , George A. Hoaglund and \V.
F. GriflUts will be in attendance. A flnal
decision is not looked for much within thirty
days after the time arguments are made.
Ijoolt ! Look !
And you can sco by calling at the
Now York Storage company , corner
Capitol avo. and 16th ht. . the large.st
stock of pianos , organs und furniture ol
any place in the city and will be sold on
easy payments at lowest wholesale
prices.
Now York Storage Co. , Cap. avo. and
loth at.
_
Mr. A. M. Burns , western agent foi
the O. N. T. thread , informs us that the
leading retail dry goods stores reports
the sale of his spool cotton as increasing
and rapidly taking the place of the
brands that were formerly used in this
part of the country. The majority o !
ladies now insibt upon having only tht
O. N. T.
The Choral Union , a class for inv
provoincnt of church music and instruc
tion in sight singing by note , will opei
in the lecture room of the Kouutzc
Memorial church at 7 : . ° > 0 p. in. , on Tups
dny , Nov. " - , Fees , $1.50 per term , in
eluding books. All members of church
choirs uud congregations should join a (
once. PA MX SAXIIV , Director.
Diamond earingn ( genuine ) , $18.
MAX MKYKU & Bito.
AMUSUMKNTS.
O.ltAXD OPEKA IIOUSI.
Sunday night , Gilmoro's famous band.
Thursday ( Thanksgiving ) night , jwrform
anco for the bcnellt of Ouster Post , No. 7
G. A. H. , Introducing the vocalists , Mrs , J
W. Cotton , Miss Elizabeth Pennell , Mr
Thomas J. Pennoll and Mr. W. B. Wilkins
Miss Mubol Fonda , the reader ; Mino. Muent
fcring as planisto ; Nahun Frauko us violinist
Ivan Letuiep , rltherlst , the band of the Second
end infantry and the Omaha Madrigal clul
Fuday and Saturday evenings , Buyward'
mastodon mlnstiels appear ut this houst
These minstrels have been on the road fo
season after season and this year are present
ing quite a feature , giving a minstrel pci
formance one'nlght nnd Uncle Tom's Cabii
the next. They will present here on Frida
night , the 2Mb , a complete minstrel perform
mice , and Saturday matinee Uncle Tom'
Cabin , and Saturday night a double bill-
giving Undo Tom's Cabin und the speclaltie
of the minstrel bill ,
rrori.E's TiiniTnn.
This afternoon the Kntio Pearson combint
tion will produce "The Octoroon , " which lu
been ployed for the past two evenings , an
this evening the sumo company will appou
In "Nobody's Claim.11 There will bo n pei
formnnco every night during the week and
matinee on Thanksgiving day ,
01.TUP10 TIlKiTKH.
The usual vaudeville performance will b
given at this place of entertainment ever
night of this week , with a niatlueo on Thuii
duy afternoon ,
KOTO'S TO-XIOIIT.
This evening Baureis Is. Puls1 Gcruia
Combination
SUITS ,
All 'Wool , IT'.tli embroidered panels
cuffs and collar ; each containing 11 yards
of extra wide nil wool material , neat ,
plain pattern.
Combination
SUITS ,
These are Silk and Wool and Plnsli Novelties -
elties that are regularly sold for $20 to
$25. No loud effects , but are all nice plain
cloths.
SILK AND WOOL
SUITINGS ,
35c.
In our Dress Goods on Monday we will
IIITC a special lot of plain colors , silk
stripe and cheek Stilting * , neat stIes ,
worth 75e n yard , 42 inches wide , 3 > u > .
Cloth Checks ,
Cloth Stripes ,
40 pieces nen French blaek nnd white
plaids , checks nnd stripes , all sij IPS ,
French Wool Suitings , 40 inches wide ,
Imported to sell for $1.50 ; will be sold for
$1.00.
S. P. MORSE & CO
comedy company will appear nt this theater
in "Kpcdcmischo , " or "Speciilntifm. " This
piece was announced for last Sunday ni ht ,
but had to bo postponed botMUso of the uuci-
dcnt to the gas works , which rendered it im
possible to secuio u supply of illuminating
material. Tickets purchased for last Sunday
evening will bo honoied to night.
Kconomy in Wealth
andtbat you can bavo by calling1 nnd
bcu tbo prices on pianos , organs and fur
niture given by tbo
NKW YORK STOKAOK Co. ,
Cor. Capitol avo. and 15th ht.
Ladies solid gold Wulthnm watches ,
warranted , $25. MAX MKYEU & Bito.
.
Miss Blanche Badgor. who has just
completed a course at Valentino's hhort-
hnnu and typo-writing institute in this
city , wont to York , Nob. , this morning
wh'ero she has accepted a position as
stenographer in the law otllco of
Scdgwick & Powers.
Special meeting of Capital Lodge No.
3 , A..P. & A. ' . M. , thin Monday evening -
ing , Nov. 21 , at 7:80 : p. m. For work in
the Master Masons degree sojourning
brethren cordially invited to attend.
By order of the Master.
J. O. BAMKOUD , Secy.
Look ! Ii < > ok !
Ana you ctin see by calling at the
Now York Storage company , corner
Capitol ave. and 15th &t. , the largest
stock of pianos , organs and furniture
of any place in the city and will bo bold
on easy payments ) at lowest wholesale
prices.
New York Storage Co. . Cap. avo. and
15th at.
Notice to SnloonkccpcrH.
You are all cordially requested to call
and see the ( ' 1119 line of Tom and Jerry
solb , hot water urns , hot whiskies , anil
the now patterns in cut and plain glass
ware. Lowest prices.
A. A. STEWAHT & Co. ,
1419 Jackson St. , Gees Uotol.
The ChllU'H Illblc.
"Tho Child's Biblo" is a recent publica
tion which at a glance commends itself not
only to the young out as well to tlio more
mature bible student. Prepared by those
whoso interest la their labor is manifest in
Its every feature , this book is a consecutive
arrangement of the narrative and other portions
tions of the holy scriptures with upwards of
liOO original illustrations. It presents to the
young reader , in their proper order , all the
lending points of the old and new testament
narratives. The selections from the old tes
tiiment have been mhrto not only with due
regard to historical facts , but to its religious
nnd moral truths , precepts und motives. It
is a handsomely hound book containing more
than 700 iiagus , Its. print is large and pleasing ,
and its illustrations appropriate und carcfulij
selected.
Dr. J. H. Vincent , the will known super
intcndent of instruction In the Chau
tauqua Literary and Scientific circle ,
has written a preface in his own pleasing
and impressive style in which ho commends
the publication to a careful study by the
young. The fact that the well known firm ol
Cassol & Co. , New York , nro the publishers ,
is sudlciont evidence that the mechanical
merit is excellence Itself. Mrs. M. E ,
Hobeitson , a lady well known In literarj
circles , is the general agent for this valuable
work und is making a special endeavor toward -
ward its general circulation , among the
homos of this eity. Thoroughly approciutlv (
of the value of the work , Mra. Kobcrtsoi :
will have little dinicultv In obtaining for it'
merits generous recognition by the people o :
Omaha.
Economy ia Wraith
and that you can have by calling and
sea the prices on pianos , organs and
furniture given by the
NEW YORK STOIIAOKCO. ,
Cor. Capitol aye , und 15th Bt.
NEXT WEEK !
SPECIAL
CARPET
SALE !
Our special bargains In the Tarpet De
partment ( itrd floor , takn cletntor ) are
equally as good value as ] any ever ghcn In
dry goods.
Next neck TIC bavo tome new designs In
Axminster , Momictle , Wilton Vehels ,
llody Itrusscls , Ingrains , ic. , that we
make
Special Low Prices
A large assortment of
Kensington Art Spares
In all sl/cs will be opened on Monday.
Hassocks , 50c
Monday ve shall offer'250 new Hassocks
at oO cent * each ; North $1 to $ l."iO.
FRINGED
HOLLAND
WINDOW
SHADES ,
These Shades are 71-2 feet long ? made
of genuine Holland , all colors , satrc , olhe ,
red , blue , drab , jellow , cardinal , green ,
\o. , with fixture complete , ready for the
window , at "Me each. They nre cheap I !
Boys' Overcoats , $1.50.
Boys' Overcoats , $2.5O
At these prices we hate some special
Imrgains in llojs' Coats for Monday.
SJPTMORSE&"CO
RELIEF FOR THE INDIGENT ,
Something About the Wretched
Paupers hi Omaha.
HOW MANY OF THEM EXIST.
Three Clashes of Needy People A
Meeting To-morrow Night to Discuss -
cuss AVaysniul Means for
Itelicf.
Paradoxically speaking , tlio present
season is the feiuldc.it andinorriost o ;
tlic year. The approach of winter
brings to the rich only anticipations ol
joy. Social revels , with their music
flowers and gaiety will como , ant
tlm long , cold nights will pass rapidlj
away. Bright fires will bond forth their
cheerful glow , nnd in co/.y homes no
thoiighth of misery will conic. But in
what strange rontrast iiro the fore
bodings of the poor. The spectres o
misery , want , cokl and 'starvation are
over before their eyes , anJ to thorn the
joys of their more fortunate fellow creatures
turos scorn but hollow mockeries. Then
crime stalks in , and uses their despair
IM stepping Clones over which to lout
them to still lower depths of wretched
ness. Omaha has never neglected hoi
poor. Many thousands of dollars have
been spent to alleviate suffering , am
the purses of many good people have
been freely opened to give biiouor. But
it must bo remembered Unit the city is
growing rapidlyand the number of can
inflates for chanty has boon greatly in
creiibcd. Stop- , should bo taken at once
to prepare for atloriling relief.
TUB VICIOUS VOOIl.
The poor of Omaha may bo dividci
into three clones : The vicioustho help
less and the independent. To the llr
class belong those wretched people who
would rather btonl than work. The mule
portion are always drinking men , am
every dollar that comes to them , either
honestly or dishonestlyHnds its way over
the bar of the saloon-keeper. In man ;
instances those men have wive
who dolvp and slave at the wash
tub or in other menial capacities
honestly trying to earn a livelihood
But the continued brutality of their
masters , together with the knowledge
of crime that ia over manifest before
thorn , must of necessity bring thorn
down to the level of their associations
This particular phase of poverty ha.
been the subject of much philanthropic
investigation of lute , and \vhilu n lint
of action has not been fully
determined upon , heroic measures wit
undoubtedly bo adopted. In fact one
remedy has already been tried in Chi
cjigo and proved to bo very successful
"What is known as the Provident Woo (
Yard company was established twr
years ago. An * ablo-bodiod pauper o
thin cliiNS is arrested and sentenced tc
from thirty to 100 days nnd is thoi
given into the charge of the proprioto
of the wood yard. The prisoner i
given to understand that ho mubt saw
BO much wood each day of the twin
given him and that ho will bo undo
constant surveillance. Ho will bo furnished
nishod with good food and will receive
so much money per day for his labor
This money \Vill be paid over to hii
family each week. ThisHchomo workei
to perfection and greatly decreased the
expense of the city in taking care of It *
needy Hut it must bo remembered
NEXT WEEK !
or n
SPECIAL SALE !
LADIES'
Fine Wraps.
The entire stock of Imported Wrap ? ,
late noicltlcs that Mcjer , Jonassoii XCo. . ,
> f \v York , purchased In 1'arls and Her-
tin ; ns pattern garments flere purchased
liy us af about
50 Cents on the Dollar.
Commencing Monday , Nov. . 21
$45 Wraps for $3O.
$5O Wraps for $35.
$60 Wraps for $38.
S85 Wraps for $5O.
$10O Wraps for $60.
An examination of these will coininec jou
of their real Baltic.
Ages 4 to 10 Years ,
GOOD GREY MELTON
CHILDREN'S ' HAVELOGK GOATS
Ages 4 to 10 Years , ChlOCB
GREY KERSEY CLOTH ,
nd clJFFS ,
S. P. MORSE & CO
that because thes-o people are criminals
their wretchedness is more deplorable
than that of any other class and should
receive attention.
Till : IIKU'IjK'-K 1 ( ) OU.
This class consists mainly of the sicker
or aged. A careful canvass of the city
should bo made and every case given
careful attention. llo\v they manage
to oxibt nt all is a matter of condor-
. Of ' the commissioners
meat. con I'M ) county
sioners supply their wants when made
known , and the city physician does bib
part if called upon , but the nanpcrs are
afraid to ask too often , fearing refusal.
A BKK representative during the past
week visited savornl hovels where there
is sickness. Ono old woman in tlio last
stngesof consumption , the only attend
ant being a nine-year-old grandchild ,
was found soaking a piece of stale bread
in water. This was the only thing nho
had in the house to eat. Being asked
why she did not apply to the county
commissioners , she replied that she had
done so lour weeks ago , and that they
sent her a supply of food and fuol. This
she had used sparingly , fearful that a
second request \\ould bo refused. In
the four families of this class visited
this seemed to bo the universal fear ,
though it seams to bo without founda
tion.
THK lNIii'iX : KNT I'OOll.
This is a cla-s which obtains aid only
when driven to it and meet with the
chocrfulest of givers. If by any means
the ignominy of begging can bo averted
it is donu. There uro no drones in this
class. The father , if there is one , seeks
to support his family , and each ono does
what ho or she can. In cases whcro
thciois an able-bodied father charity
is seldom or never asked , o.\ccpt when
sickircss strikes him down. Poor wid
ows are also mo t ambitious to escape
being identified with the pau-
pur element. Months before the
approach of winter she and her chil
dren begin preparations for the cold
season. Their wants nro few , clothing ,
food and fuel being the lending ones.
The two latter are comparatively easy
to obtain.Vhilo the mother is engaged
in her daily vocation .tho children are
gathering driftwood , blocks and refu o
lumber from now buildings , or perhaps
picking up coal along the railroad
tracks. Those youngsters work like
beavers , and often accumulate enough
fuel before cold wcathor both in , to keep
thorn comfortable until spring. Much
food is also obtained ny those busy chil
dren. Ono widow lady , living on the
bottoms , showed the writer a largo bin
full of potatoes. There must have been
at least thirty bushels. She proudly
assurrud her visitor that two of her
children had brought homo every one
of tncm during the past
month. The boys frequented the
upper freight yards where manj
carloads of vegetables were unloaded
and those that dropped to the ground
worn picked up and carried home. This
widow aKo had plenty of other vegeta
bles. Clothing is obtained in manj
ways. She some times accepts it in pay
ment for work done , nnd of course receives -
coives many presents from families who
know of her poverty and independence.
The cast-oil garments are carofullj
cleaned and remado. Moat is oblaincc
from the great packing houses at South
Omaha , and of course is much chcapoi
than if bought at a retail shop.
rUJlUC CHAIMTIKS.
There is no doubt that the present
public organizations for charitable
work arc entirely inadequate to furnish
nil the relief needed. The county com
missioners do all that is possible whllo
the various sociotiot do M much as thoj
can. Great demands are made upon the
hotels nnd boarding houses for broken
food , and in many cases whole families
Flush Sacques , $50.
Flush Sacques , $40.
Flush Sacques , $30.
Flush Sacques , $19.
Flush Sacques , $12.75.
Kuryono of tliom from $5 to $10 below
usual priors.
DOWN COMFORTS , $6. $ . MONDAY ,
( SMWron's ' Cloaks ,
All apes 4 to 10 jeans , as shown nhore.
made of heavy Diagonal Cloth , trimmed
with Astrachan. Choice for $1.50.
$6.95
Wo Iiatc sold oier 200 of these gar
ments ; they are made of tine imported
cloths , assorted patterns , really worth
$10 to $14. Choice of all sizes at $ C.D5.
Ladies' ' Raglans , $28.00 $
Latest New York garment ; made ol
lieaiy Scotch Cheviot.
Ladies' Ulsters , $30.00 $
Made of finest quality brown chinchilla
hcaicr ; new and nobby.
s , p. MORSE"&CO
exist by the generosity of the proprie
tors. Many ladies and gentlemen give
considerable attention to the poor and
spend no little timoin Keeking out these
wretched people. What is now most
needed is
AX OUOAXI/.KD KITOUT
to successfully cope with this problem.
A meeting has been called for tomorrow
row ( Monday ) night in the council
chamber at the city hall. The time
sot is 70 : ! ! o'clock , and it is to bo hoped
that every charitably inclined man and
woman in Omalm , irrespective of creed ,
should bo present. From Mrs. Dr. C.
N. IMnsmore , formerly secretary of tha
national conference of relief and cor
rections , it is learned that the princi
pal subject for discussion will bo the es
tablishing of a free soup house in thlB
city. Such an institution as this would
do an incalculable amount of- good , and
the project should moot with the hearty
support of all. Ways and means for
pausing relief will bo discussed. As
said before , it is imperative that all per
sons interested in this work should bo
present to-morrow evening.
Look !
And you can sco by calling at the
New York Storage company , corner
Capitol live , and 15th st. . the largest
stock of pianos , organs ana furniture of
any place in the city and will bo sold on
cosy payments at lowest wholesale
prices.
Now York Storage Co. , Cap. avo. and
15th st.
Fine Lcmairo opera glasses , $5.
ftMAX Miviiit & Buo.
THE : HOUSES GO.
Tlio Klreet Hnllwny Company wm
Adopt the Motor.
It is now generally admitted that where
competition is entered into between the
several local railway lines that the cars
drawn by hoi sns will labor at n serious dis
advantage when compared with those of tlio
cable and motor lines. The latter may bo
run less expensively with greater speed and
consequently with more satisfaction to the
public. With these fuels , the horse railway
men have long been conveisant , and have
been seriously considei ing the best means of
saving themselves from injurious competition.
It was tills Ideu which , a slioit time ago , led
to a consideration of the feasibility of consolidating -
solidating all the local railway lines ,
of which mention was made in the
BKK. In such a move , however , the horse
line would unquestionably bo rated lower
than would the other lines , after they hod
demonstrated their superiority over the
former. To more evenly balance the pro
posed consolidation It is now Intended to do
away with horses on the sticot lines now
in operation , nnd substitute for them u motor
which , whllo furnishing pionclling power ,
will at the same time , in winter , heat the
cars. Several motors at o now being consld-
01 cd , but it U understood that MuLaughlin's
of Omaha receives most encouragement. This
tiunsfcr will cost possibly a $1,000 a car , but
it would do away with horses , thocostof sup
porting them , their wearing out , nnd a num
ber of other Items which nro now considered
of great impoitance.
Bmoky City Mn
Clovengor , Sipo & Buudor , an on tor-
prising South Omaha real oslato llrm ,
arc going to soil ( commencing Monday ,
Nov. 21st ) ono hundred x12.3 foot
South Omaha lots at tlio low price ofTen
Ton Dollars each. Warranty deed
given , and ton dollars is to be payment
in full.
Don't 1'ny Fancy
Don't ' pay middlemen's profits. Pi
ano * and organs at wholesale prices ou
easy payments. Only wholesale ware *
rooms west of Now York ,
NK\V YOUK PIANO Co. ,
Cor. Capitol uv. and 15th at.
