THE OMAHA DAILY BJB13I : FKIPAY NOVEMBER 2. 1888.
THE CITY. .
Into Inst night John Courtney tvnd
John Rico wore nrrefitca for drunken-
nesB. At the station Courtney stfited
thnt Rico hud relieved him of $18 In
cixHh. Tholnttcr htul315 on his person
when urrested.
The building on the corner of Ninth
and the Union Pnelllc trnckyhich hns
recently been occupied by the Pacific
Hotel company , hns been rented by the
McClurff CracKer company. The imui-
nper of the company's olllco will bo W.
J. Cartan , formerly of Gurnenu'B.
\VulnutHill IIHH been troubled of Into
with micnlc thieves. Several serious
complaints have been matlo recently ,
one by the Walnut Hill ( , 'rocer whoso
line sot of harness was Btolon from his
barn , another by Mr. John Latansur ,
whoso residence was entered by bur-
larH , but nothing was taken , as Mrs.
LitutiHir ; ; was uwakoned by the noise of
their entrance.
In the mention of business houses
which participated in the trades' dig-
play last Tuesday , the People's Instal
ment house , 018 N. Kith was uninten
tionally omitted. Theirs was very
commendable , and not only was equal
to but surpassed many of these In the
line. This enterprising house is novcr
wanting when called upon to lend a
helping hand In a public enterprise ,
such us the bridge celebration.
Personal Pnrnjjraphi.
N. Hull , of Lincoln , is nt the Murray.
L. P. Hilton , of Blair , Is nt the Murray.
J. M. Moan , of Sioux City , is nt the Paxton.
A. Anderson , of Columbus , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.William
William Hogcrs , of Cercsco , Is ut the Pax-
ton.
ton.John
John J. Hoachc , of Ncllgh , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.United
United States Senator A. S. Paddock la at
the Murray.
Wants tlio Itohhor.
Efllo Eshonburg , alias Efllo Crow , an old-
timer , has sworn out n warrant for the ar
rest of a fellow who goes by the names of
Raynor and Mandell. She claims she was
robbed of MO by htm.
A Cold Wave.
The signal service ortlcer at this station
hns been notified by Greely of Washington
to hoist the cold wave Hag , because there
will bo a fall in the temperature before 8
D'eloek to-night of from fifteen to twenty
degrees.
A Prostrate Knlcht.
W. S. Spencer , editor of the Western
Knight , the newly established Pythian paper ,
in this city , It is stated , Is lying dangerously
111 at his homo , UG07 Woolworth avenue. At
last accounts , ho was not expected to re
cover. _
Omnhu'H Ornncci.
The Omaha colony in Florida has been
heard from. They are first in the market
with a car of oranges from that part of the
stale. The oranges were shipped from Suth
erland over the Missouri Pacilicaud , reached
here in irood shape.
Snrpy fllcn Cone to the Pen.
The sheriff of Sarpy counly went to Lin
coln , Wednesday night , with the following
prisoners : William Depow , sentenced for two
years for horso-stenlliig : John Smith , ono
year for forgery ; John Brody , one year for
grand larceny. _
Places For Veterans.
The Nebraska Dotoctlvo association has
received llfty alarm boxes , which will be
distrlbuled througn the city whenever neces
sary. Application for positions are com
mencing to pour In from Grand Army men ,
and are being filed away In the order in
which they are received. The uniform will
bo somewhat similar to that worn by the
vereran.
Over Vtmr Display.
General regret is experienced by the
management of the Into bridge-opening pro
cession , and the merchants of this city that
the trades' display ot Council Bluffs was
prevented from coming to this city owing to
the darkness. It Is also hoped that the mer
chants across the river may again make up
their minds to visit this city , and como over
Boon during the morning with a counterpart
of the excellent display which it is known
they prepared for last Tuesday.
With One
. Mrs. Walter Edwards , who was stabbed
by her husband two weeks ago and
has since been lying at the point of death ,
has passed the most critical period safely ,
and It Is thought may recover. Her hus
band , who has been suffering the bitterest
pangs of rcmorso for the desperate deed. Is
overjoyed at the news. Mrs. Edwards' loft
lung is completely severed fiom all connec
tion with the wind-pipe , and will gradually
waste away. The breathing will all bo done
with the right lung , and although she may
become nn apparently sound woman , she
will never regain her former health and
Btrcngth.
Krcp Him nt Homo.
OMAHA , Oct. 31. To the Editor of TUB
BEB : It was told the other day by a member
of the republican central committee that the
election of Hascall was a surer thing than
that of any other man on the ticket. Nor
was iny informer a sympathizer of Mr. Has-
call's ; on the contrary ho would vote against
him. Later on , I heard a prominent demo
crat say ho supposed Hascall would "count
himself in1 * on election day. Now , I would
Ilka to ask , can this bo possible ! Is Mr.
Hnscall such an irrcslstablo individual as all
that ) Cannot the combined vote of the bet
ter class In both parlies prevent this man
from going to Iho state senatoi Is It so that
this , the worst man on the ticket , is the
surest to bo elected ! Such being the case ,
is it not tlmo for good citizens , irrespective
of party , to look about them and do what
they can to defeat this muni
The pcoplo of Omaha are well acquainted
with this man's record taxpayers especially.
They should see to It that , by sending him to
the senate , his Hold of action bo not broad
ened. Wo ewe a duty to the stale ut largo
in keeping him at homo. As a member of the
council his sphere for mischief is already
much too large. VOTKH.
Extra Grading Jobs.
During the present season the slackness of
grading has made competition very active
among parties who are equipped with grad
ing machines , scrapers and learns , and grad
ing of streets can bo done at from 12) ) to 15
cents a yard. There are now bids for grad
ing before the council as low as 11 % cents.
In the face pf this fact the paving contrac
tors have boon allowed claims for extra
grading all the way from 23 cents to 35 cents
a yard. There is a Job of grading Vinton
street let at 30 cents a yard to Hugh Murphy ,
I Which is estimated to cost $3,785.60. It should
" and could have been done at 15 cents a yard ,
- which makes an excess of $3,892.25. Of this
amount the city will bo compelled to pay one-
half , and thr. property owners of Vinton
street the other half. This is not the worst
case , however.
Smith & Co. , paving contractors , are now
eroding Wlrt street at U5 cents a yard.
That Job is estimated to cost f < ) ,033.91. It was
sublet to another parly at 15 cents a yard.
* In ether words the actual cost of grading
Wlrt street will bo about 3,673.00 and Smith
& Co. will pocket 11,000 without paying out a
dollar or doing n stroke of work moro than
log-rolling the contract throught the council.
It now transpires that the resolution under
which Wirt street is being graded at 35
a yard has not been concurred In by Mayor
nroatch , and Is therefore illegal , and the
tax'cannot bo. collected legally lithe property
owners refuse to pay It. Ono such refusal.
' Blp.no < 1by , FrcjricUson.was yesterday filed
with the city ( , fcrk
the oxlra trading done this
various contractors , we find
have bcon Plven tor. nearly
'represents about twice as
beua
J
8TUD13NT I10XOUS.
Homo Away Woilnosilnjr by t/onilcrs
In CrolKhton'H ClnnitcH.
Wednesday afternoon the first distribution
of prcoilumn for tills year nt Crolghton ol-
lego took place. The exorcises comprised
declamations and songs by the Juiuorcltmes.
'
The opening musical number was ' 'nonutlful
Songs of Spring ; " "Tho Uuttlo of Hohenlln-
den" was rocltcd by Alphonito MoCann.
Master Jtimcs Kennedy rendered "The Part
ing of Marmlon and Douglas ; " Clarence
Kuray , "The Last Loaf ; " Francis Stockdale ,
"Stmrtacus to the Kotrmn dhullators ; "
Michael O'Connor , selection from Willis on
"Ambition. " The choir then sang "Bird
Carrels , " after which followed the award of
honors und general distribution of prizes.
The following students received medals of
excellence In their respectvo ! classes :
Rhetoric , division A Joseph H. McCar-
vlllo ; division 13 , J. C.illnn IClnsler ; class of
humanities , Bartholomew font First
academicFrank Kennedy second academic ,
Charles P. Morinrty ; third academic , James
Kennedy ; preparatory , John Corbet.
Following Is u list of students who attained
sovcnty-llve or more merit marks In the ex
amination : Joseph MeCarvillc , 80 ; John
Charles Gibbon , 83 ; William Barry ,
82 : Frank Kennedy , 07 ; James Lahey ,
07 ; Frank Gallagher , SKI ; Edgar Dcnnl-
Ron , 0i ; ; John Ford , 04 ; Frank
Lovett , 01 ; Kustaco Lovett , 00 : Clarence
Furny , 00 ; Phil McArdlo , 87 ; Edward Ly-
nam , St ; Clmrlc" Morlurty , 01 ; John Connolly -
nelly , IM ; Frame Kimie.v , 0.1 ; James Ford , 03 ;
James Kyan , 88 ; Nat Field , SS ; Con Murphy ,
bS ; John Dauulii , 83 ; Albert Kiuslor , bt > ;
Henry Lc.iry , 85 ; Frank White , 73 ; William
Waddcll , 7 < i ; John McKvoy , 7il ( Harry Per
kins , 7.1 ; Albert Davis , 75 ; James Kennedy ,
OSOtto ; Shons , 01 ; John Huhvlcr , ! U ; Ito bcrt
Bentle.Ol ; Francis Brianl.v , S3 ; Arthur Cal-
lan. bO ; Edward Cannon , 80 ; Albert Dnscol ,
S'J ; Paul Epanctcr , 83 ; Warner Field , 87 ;
George Fitzpatrick , 81 ; Charles Charles , 81 ;
Louis Frlek , 82 ; William Gibbon , SI ) ; Joseph
Hoebrecht , 87 ; Louis Hopkins , b < ) ; Leslie
Hosteller , 85 ; Arthur Houser. 82 ; Cornel-
Derby , 00 ; William Krollo , 12 * ; Alphonso Me-
Cann , 00 ; Adrian Burlmrcl. 00 ; Timothy
Ford , 02 ; Michael May , 03 ; William Curry ,
87 ; William Flannery , 80 ; Gcoriro Ulcoson ,
80 ; Patrick Gamon , SS ; Charles Hrdlieka , 84 ;
John Kastlc. 82 ; Henry Longprey , SO ; Frame
Lcmback , 83 ; Charles Carroll , 77 ; William
Fulkner , 77 ; Frank Huba , 75 ; Edward
Lahey , 75 ; Edward Murphy , 75 ; Fred Nel
son , 70 ; Barry Pclfrcsno , 78.
At the meeting of the Daniel Webster de
bating society in the evening Messrs. Noon.
Kinsler , Braman and McC.irvlllo discussed
the merits and demcrils of protective tariff
and free trade.
CarpctH , Furniture and Draperies.
A line assortment of new poods.
CIIAS. SIIIVERICK ,
Nos. 1200,1203 und 1210 Fumum st.
After Midnight.
Shortly after midnight yesterday Thomas
O'tSergcr and Frank Arthur , bartenders for
C. S. Higgins , were caught by Sergeant Sig-
wart selling liquor in the b.iloon. They were
arrestedand spent the remainder of the night
in jail. Yesterd-iy morningMr. Higgins him
self was arrested and taken to the police
station. On arraignment the two were
granted a continuance until the 8th at 2 p. in.
The violation of Iho ordinance occurred on
the night of the bridge celebration and Mr.
Hipglns says he supposed that the saloons
would bo allowed to keep open as lias been
customary on such occasions , especially dur
ing the fair. The following day , warrants
were Issued for the arrest of Mr. Higgins
and his bartenders. The arrest was not
made In daylight when there was some
chance of giving bail for an appearance.
The officers waited until midnight yesterday.
At that tlmo Arthur \va * closing up the sa
loon and Mr. Higgins and O'Brien hod gene
homo. Arthur was taken to the station and
locked up. About 3 o'clock Ofllccr Bloom
went to O'Brien's room and dragged him
from his bed to the station. In the morning ,
when Mr. Higgins came to his place of busi
ness and learned the state of affairs ho went
to the police headquarters to bail his em
ployes out when ho , too , was arrested.
The biggest thing out Is what the druggists
term Dr. Bull's ' Cough Syrup ; its sale is
enormous and it has never been known to
fall , Price 25 cents.
It Is well to remember that the oldest coses
of rheumatism and neuralgia have been
spcccljly cured by Salvation Oil. Price 25
ceuts a bottle.
The
"As yet there has been no marked falling
off in the bridge tratlic , " said a Union Pa
cific official , "and I don't think there will bo
for some time , if at all. Those holding books
will utilize them , and by that time the
novelty of the now bridge will huvo worn
away , and they may not care to make a
change. The ferry trains are doing as much
as over , because its a long lift to give u
loaded team from Omaha over to the Bluffs ,
anil the difference in fares is but slight. I
guess there's room enough for both bridges ,
although the travel of foot passengers may
go to the now one. "
Yesterday 1,2(53 ( foot passengers passed
over the wagon bridge from this side , and it
Is estimated that those who crossed from the
other side numbered 1,000.
The motor cars arc not running regularly ,
and no charge is made for rides except the
toll for crossing the bridge.
The system of receiving u ticket and payIng -
Ing for it on ono end of the bridge , and
surrendering it on the other , merely to
enable the company to keep check
on Its employes , is beginning to be criticized
by drivers and pedestrians. Some of these
claim they will not respect it in cold weather
because It would bo both annoying
and tend to their discomfort.
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and Is an absolute euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tions. Will positively care nil kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT-
MEwT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at ' .23
cents per box by mull ao cents.
THE REAL.TV MAKKET.
Instruments I'lnuctl on Ilocord During -
ing Yesterday.
Q II Mack et al to Melchlor Leis , lot 4. folk
1. Otis Pliico ; lota , blk 1 , Lmchan's adit ,
wcl . .11.000
G ( J AViillnre , trustee. to Hobcrt S Ileosloy ,
lots 21 and SS , bile < , Monmouth Park.
w (1 . ] 400
Patrick Liuul Company to Oeo A Weaver ,
lots K and 13 , bile 11 ! * . Oumluu 1'laco , w a 2,000
Cleo\V Iooms ! nnil wife to N J Sorcuson ,
w * { lot 11 , Hawos'add. w d . . BOn
Miuut Hell anil Husband to John Kendall ,
lot I1 , bin 1 , Umaha View , q c cl . 100
dee II HOIKH and wife to John Kendall ,
lots 7 to 1 , blk UO , Gee II lloggV add ,
wd . . . . 1.800
Ellen K Williams to K N Itanaolph , Jot 20.0
Wk II. Omaha View , ii c d . . . . . . . . . 1
Edward N Itandolph to Anna Itnndolph ,
lot a ) , bile 1 1 , Omaliiv View , q c d. . . . . . . . 1
Oeo A Joplln and wife to Chas J lloberts ,
lots 7. P. 21 ami li. , blk S ; lots 1 to 17. blk
6. Fayetto 1'nrk , a c il . , . l.COO
Cl. Hart ami wife to O J Smyth , lot 21 ,
Harfa itib. tilk U. I'arlc I'lace. wd . . . . . 3,500
Frank hMoores , ( special commissioner ) to
Valentine Llpn , lot 11 , UIK77. South
Oinahn. commissioner's deed .
Valentine Ujm to 11 G llnrbank , s 20 ft of
w H ) ft lot 7. bile 81 , South Oinnlm. w d. . 750
Windsor IMace lllda nssn to Win K Bon-
nell. lotus. Windsor 1'lace ox. wu . 800
Chas Corbott. trustee , to Valentin * Llpp ,
lot 11 , blk 77. South ( Jmiha , w il . . . . 1
James Voro and wife to liana C Fetter-
son. lot 0. blk 2. South Omaha park , w d 800
\Vm II Uonncll to Elsie 1 > Troup , lot 3H.
Windsor Place ex. w d. . . . , . ' . . . . ; . . 2003
Fatilck Vvrd und wife tu Mrs Mary J be-
laney , lot " , Foril'tf Saratoga add. w a. . . 600
J L Miles et al to Andrew Miles , lot H.blk
] , Cotner V Archer's add , wd . 300
Isaac Johnson and wlfo to John L Pier-
son. a w U lot 1(1 ( , Kouutzo's add. w il 6,000
Gee E HarVer et al to John L I'lerson , lot
ll.jblk U. Orchard Hill , wd . 600
Max Maynr et al to JA llurbter , lot 18 , blk
ID , Manhattan add , wd . 30d
A 0 Troup and wlfo to I.ovl F Weeks , und
H lots H , 9 , 10 and 11 , blk 10 , Orchard
Hlllwd.\ \ . . . . . . . , l.COO
Alvln Saundm nnd wlfo to A 0 Lart > 6n ,
Jot i and a 10 ft lot 3 , Franklin Square ,
vr d . . . , . . .
Twenty-three tr n fer , ggregatlng. , . . * J1 , 76
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our store in any size from 33 up to 42. The finest of these Overcoats
we can not do justice in this advertisement. You must see the gar
ments , examine the rich silk and satin linings , see how they are made
and try one on to appreciate the values we are offering this week.
Have you ever seen an elegant Satin Lined Overcoat for $7.75 ?
We offer you one now. We do not boast of the satin lining alone but
we offer you a good Coat which will give you perfect satisfaction in.
wear. It is made of good Blue Chinchilla , lined throughout up to the
button holes with quilted satin fine satin sleeve lining , corded edge
and plush pockets. Other houses would ask $20 for such a garment.
Our price is $7.75.
We offer a line of elegant heavy weight Kerseys and Costor Beavers at $8 , These are of
beautiful mixed shades , lined with fine silk serge , satin sleeve tilling , silk velvet collars and
admirably made. The real valve for this coat is $18 ; our price $8.
A third line which we marked $ iO contains some very fine montagnacs and chinchillas , in
blue and Oxford. These are lined throughout with very fine satin , a beautiful and showy
garment , which could not be bought ordinarily for less than $25.
We cannot Mention one-tenth of the bargains we offer. The stock
contains a line of garments which in richness of material and quality
of workmanship , have not been shown in Omaha before , and we give ft
positive guarantee that every garment is offered for less than half its
value.
Plain Figures and One Price.
Nebraska Clothing Company
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Cor. i4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha. . r I
Burlington Burlington
Route
C.B.&lf.RR , C B.SQR
The Burlington takes the lead.
It was in advance of all Imes in developing ; Nebraokfe'
It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
trvice between Missouri river points and Chicago.
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It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
\
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
( eave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver th *
vening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
Burlington Burlington
Route
CB&QflR , CB&QRR.
BEST FITTING OORSET'H"tWORLO
FORSAIE BY LEADING MERCHANIS
/ MAYER. STROU5E& CO. *
( UltS 'AHE THE UK3T. '
Public tmle of Imported
draft stallions and trot-
tlnfrgtnck at Vork. Neb
NoT.7 ! ! , 1W8 , commen
cing at 0.10 : a. ill ,
Wo will offer our entire
stock of liorses , about
30 In number. : i Tcr-
cncrons , 1 Clydesdale ,
1 Shire , 1 French Cany.-
. dli n. Rivoral grade
draft and one trotllnB stRlllon The balance
consisto of trotting bred mares , fillies auddrlv-
5'KKfMV : One years time , Rood bankable paper
for C sh. HALt-
.pqulred. 5 per-tent discount
ItAIN Oil AllNU.
P. M. WOODS , Auctioneer.
J.
and Physician.
. .Surgeon .
Office N. W Curner Hth and iJouaUsdt. Offlc *
21.020,0 0
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars'
were shipped during the pait
two yearn , without a drum *
'n r In our employ. No other
honao In the worlil lean trull * *
f ully make lueli n uowlug.
One agent ( dealer oulfl
wanted lu ouch town. .
6010 BY IEAOINO DdUCCIIII.
RW.TANSILLiC0..65StaleSI.Chicaao.
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JOSEPH GILLOTTS
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL PAKIS EXPOSITION lfS. !
No > . 303-404-1 70-004.
TUB MOST PEEFECT OF PE1I5.