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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1890)
Jtf Borao of the Biggest of Omaha's Burglars Apprehended with Success. BLUFFS MEN FIND THEM IN ST , LOUIS , ft. Most Huccoflsfitl Commencement With Several Promising Urndu- ntcH nt Ucllovno College This Morning. Tlioro Is n feather In the cap ot the Council Bluffs police force. They have In their posses sion the burglars who have lodtho Omaha po lice such n I Ivcly dance for the past few weeks. The men , It seems , transferred themselves from Omaha to Council Bluffs and left there fiomo traces which enabled the ofilccra of that pldco to locate them In St , Louis , whcro they wcro arrested. The thieves had in their possession the revolvers - volvors token from the Collins gun store and Bomo property identified as having como , from the McShano ofllce , which would Indi cate that all the Omaha affairs were the work - of the sumo gang , The men nro entire strangers to tha police of both cities. She Sends Them Forth Today with 1m- prcHslvo KxcrotacH. The seventh annual commencement of Bellcvuo college was held yesterday morning In the college chapel at Bellovuo. The day was an entrancing ono , and the patrons of the college , with the friends of the students , turned out In force , bent upon par ticipating In the enjoyment of the annual en tertainment at this nourishing institution. The hall was densely packed long before the opening of the exorcises , and by the time- they began the halls , too , were llllcd with in terested spectators. Tlio stage was beautifully banked with wild ferns and roses and clinging vines , and pre sented a fresh and lovely appearance. After an enlivening chorus by the college class , James Oastlcr of Bellevue delivered an oration on the "American Indian. " w'hich as on original production , pave evidence of n clearness of thought and vigor of expression that was ciuito refreshing In n young gentle man of Air. Oastlcr's age. His declamatory powers were also quite strong. The essay "The Oak in History , " by Lottie E. A. Hamilton of Decutur , was a happily conceived effort , replete with now and novel information , and which the fair authoress read with much elocutionary fervor. Fete milibulrc , n piano duet by M. Blanche Davlcs and Anna Dustier , was quito prettily rendered. "The Salutations of the Nation , " by Helen M. Longsdorf , Bellevno , an essay explaining tlio various acts and remarks of the citizens of different countries on meeting and separ ating , was well written , well read and very Interc.stlnjr. George F. Williams of Nlobrura acquitted himself with much credit with his declama tion on the "Great Commoner. " George's delivery was nil right , the sentiment of his effort edifying , but his faulty memory marred both of these. Still ho was liberally ap plauded. Mr. Williams' oration was followed with a piano solo by a little tot named Emma Wright , who evinced some of the qualities of which the greatest performers are made. "Tho History Poem , " Miss Tes-ja Blake's essay , was a humorous recital of the charac teristic ! ! of her classmates and the old famil iar scones of school lifo. Miss Blake , who is n beautiful brunette , read her clover produc tion In a sweet , distinct voice , quito as capti vating as the sparkling generalities of her song. Charles A. Mitchell of Springfield , O. , won the vigorous endorsements of all present by his profound and thoughtful oration entitled , "The Will as an Element in Character. " The piano duct , "Poet and Peasant , " by Miss Henderson and Miss Davis , was a beau tiful number , oxqisitely rendered. The title of Miiltio M. Elliott's essay was "Tito Prophecy. " It was a well written paper nnd was read vith much impressment of manner. Miss Elliot Is from Beatrice. "Association of Ideas an Element of the Beautiful , " an oration by Hurry A. Curnahan of Pnwnco City , was n profound effort elo quently delivered. nTho master's oration , "Tho Russian Revolution , " by Prof. H. A. IClunoy of Wood bine , lit. , was one of the chief features of the day. It was n deep nnd masterful effort , re plete with historical knowledge and glitter ing with enchanting word painting. Following the professor came the presenta tion of the diplomas by the president of the college , Dr. JCerr , and Prof. W. D. McFnr- land , which was an impressive ceremony. The college class then Joined in a closlmr chorus , and the exorcises for ' 00 wcro over. The visitors then adjourned to the new res idence building , where a repast was indulged in. There wcro many visitors from tlio city , and altogether the occasion was u very inter esting ono. _ Moroliants' liotolOiiinha. . $2 to $3 per day. Nat.BrownproprIraP.Iligbyingr. Christian Approval. The London Christina Olobo says : "The lord mayor's show sinks into ia- slgninainuo before tlio tnins-Attnatlo splendors of the only Illinium. " Wait DKFAMATIOX OP CHARACTER. Alleged To Have Itoeii Suffered Through a Newspaper. Dr. James A. Lonsdulo goes after the World-Herald In nn alleged libel suit , which ho tiled yesterday , seeking to recover $35,000. , The matter to which the doctor objects occu pied about a column and u hulf of space in that paper on Juno B , nnd very strongly Intimated that ho would bo n parly to malpractice , etc. Judge Wukeloy is hearing the case of S. Danklo against L. Holler. This suit is for $5,000 , damages for alienating the aff.ectloas of the plaintiff's wife. It appears that Dankle owned u butcher shop on Chicago street , but got to drinking and skipped out. Ills wlfo got In debt to the packing houses In trying to run the whop after his departure , and sold the place to Heller. She consulted with the lat ter , who advised her to got a divorce from her husband , as ho was a drunken rascal. The husband afterwards returned and when ho heard of Heller's ndvlco ho concluded to sue him for trying to separate his wife from him. James W. Savngo has commenced suit against Maria L. Page and Henry Page to compel them to deed to him one-third of a quarter section of land in 2-H-ll. ID ucconlunco with in agreement entered Into in 1881 , whereby the plaintiff was to defend the title to the land in consideration of receiving u deed to one-third of the tract. Max Meyer & Co. , the Omaha and Commer- tlal national hanks , A. J. Simpson nnd Julius Meyer have sued Cnnstablu W , 1C. Jacobs and his hondsineii , Charles Goodrich and John F. - Hohm , for fcj.ooo damages for levying on goods valued nt S < 1XX ( ) to satisfy an execution of $ mi. donvivlng the plaintiffs of the nso of the goods for three days to their damage in the sum of ? . ' ,000. The Jury In the case of Jacob Matthews , accused of selling mortgaged property , fp"-tt the defendant not guilty. Hornlbril'M Aold Phosphate. Ill Effects of Tdiacco relieved by Its uso. TIU'5 PUULIC'H ARTISTS. The Dlxplayfl They AVir * Make Unrly Next \Voolc. Any ono who thinks that the coining exhi bition of work done by the pupils of the pub- lie school , which will open In TUB DESK build ing either next SntuT y or Monday , Is to bo nothing hut n display 01 Niger-marked copy books mid Ink-blotted examination papers may us well dlsabuso his mind of that Idea at once. The display is not only highly creditable - able to the authors but interesting to those whose privilege It is to examine them. Ono exhibit from the Walnut Hill school cuntalns a number of splendidly executed pen nnd Ink sketches that will bo found particu larly attractive. The work In drawing and manual training will represent 25 percent of the pupils In the nehools , but every ono of them will huvo displayed un exhibit of their vrork In manuscript writing. The room In Tun I ) KB building tendered for the occasion Is being prepared for the exhibi tion today. The xhl bit will bo , under the direction ot Miss Kuto Bull , Instructor In art in the public - t Mils city. A WIIK01U2I ) AT NIGHT. Superintendent Mnrr Hn n Narrow Kounuo In tlio Dark. Another train collision occured on thoUnlon Pacific at Kcarnoy Thursday night. A fust freight struck the roar end of passenger train No. 8 and tuli'scopcd Division Superintendent Burr's private car , In which ho was sleeping. Tho" shock throw him out through a window so easily and nicely that ho escaped being injured , A Pullman car In front of the special was also badly damaged. U was occupied by four persons , but none of them were Injured. The freight engine W.\H wrecked. Fortunately It was running slowly at tha tlmo or there would have been great loss of life. A New Schedule. When the Union Pacific oillclub were at Salt Lake , last week , they made arrange ments for another change of tlmo between this city and San Francisco. Two or three ofllcors of the Southern Pacific met them and assisted In the schedule on which work was commenced at headquarters today by General Manager Dickinson's force and the superintendents of ouch division. It was this matter that set afloat n rumor that Charles Francis Adams and his backers wcro trying to effect a lease of tlio Central Pacific. While such an addition to thoUnlon Pacific is desired It cannot , it is said , bo secured on anything llko reasonable terms. The Southern Paclllo people have always stood In the way of Union Pacific oi > craters making the fast tlmo between the river and ocean as could bo made If both corporations worked In harmony. They nro com plaining now about the fast mail and want to take it off. Then they urged the Union Pacific to change the time of its overland train , which carries nil the emi grant travel , so an to leave Omaha at 8 o'clock u. m. , instead of 8 o'clock p. m. , so as to get it as well ns the limited into San Francisco in the morning. But a compromise was effected to this ex tent that the Union Pacific will put both of the trains into Ogdcn for connection with the Central Paclllo halt un hour earlier than at present. The new time table , therefore , will bo re vised on the run between Green River and Ogden only. This half hour can bo put in without Interfering with cither tlio departure Irom or arrival at this end of the road. Tlio Best Ilcmpcly I'oi- Cholera MorUiiH. Dos Molncs Leader : Some weeks ago a Leader man went into a drug store and asked : "What Is the brat remedy for cholera morbusi" Ho was told , "Chamberlain's Collu Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy. " The medicine was purchased and worked llko a charm. It proved to bo very effective , and since wo found by experience in our own household that this particular remedy was of real value , wo have not hesitated to'speak of its merits as occasion offered. AID ron UUAUSIIAW. ItcsnoiiHc.s to the Appeal From the Strlokon Town More Needed. Tun Bic : invokes prompt and liberal aid from every man and woman whoso heart throbs in sympathy with the strickcnpcoplo of Bradshaw. Remittances in any amount sent to this of fice will bo acknowledged through our col umns from day to day. The subscriptions so far received by Tun BIR : areas follows : lice I'tlbll-illlll ! , ' Co 5.71.00 McUloml &I/ovc , South Omaha a i 00 A. Cujorl 1 00 MomluNsohn , Visitor & I/owrle 5 00 S. N. Kolin , Sioux City , Ia 1.00 Cash r,0 OlinrlcHlllodKutt. Julian , Neb 1 00 llco coil lit Ing room 3 50 Hoi's l'rliitlii Co. , Omaha 1000 U. (3. Dunn & Co. , Omaha 1040 .l.T. Smltli. 1'ivmoiit 10 OC Harrow & Logan , Omaha a ) 00 Mrs. K. T , Hwooue , I'lorcnce , Ala 10 00 ( lush ( ! 0 Axtol M. K. Sunday school 0 Ofl Nebraska clothing company ( goods ) $ KO J. W. Humlln , Omaha 8 00 Total S163 00 South Omalm'H Liberality. Mayor Sloano of South Omaha has collected the following contributions for the Bradshaw sufferers' relief : Tlio 0. H.'Hummoml company . ? 2. " > Swift & Co . no e. Kelly & Wont . 10 Animur-Cmliiliy packing company . fiO .lohn N. llurki ) . 1 .lames Doiiuhcrty . 1 John McMillan . l ( Icorge W. .Mur on . 1 U. Si. Hunt . 1 Nebraska savings and uxchango bank . 5 South Oimihu national bank . 5 Union hlouk yards . fi Adams , t DiirUo . 5 Itoycr llros . fi W. II. Cheek . 1 llurk & Krazlcr . 10 llintton & Underwood . 3 ( Huik Howard . 1 1'arkluirst , lloppor.t Parker . ! > Hake .t Kcddliixton . fi Martin limn . fi WuBKpner. Hlrnoy & Co . 5 S. Olai-tln . . . . . . . 1 ThoJ. II. Campbell company . r > Ilrulnard. Ulchurclson it Carpenter . fi .lames Vlto. Jr . . - . fi 11. Huyman . 1 Oliarli'M SliiKiT . 1 M. Kllputrluk . 1 O. II. donollii-r . 1 Kcdmond & llloom . l Jacob .luskali't . 1 A. W. Itabcock . 1 Tutor Ooekroll . 1 .1. Itoblnvin . 1 \V. lScotls . 1 I't > iirsoiis& Hurry . 1 Van Akin . 1 H Cook . 1 O. A.Molehor . 1 _ Total . B J jMorsu llliinV Contribution. Tlio following contributions from citizens of Morse Bluff , Saunders county , Neb. , for the relief of the cyclone sufferers of Bradshaw , are hereby acknowledged by Tun Bun : J. L. Hanks , postmaster $ 1 00 I.1. . Vopalensky 1 00 R Illniw fiO Anton Hula fil U. I ) . .Muekprutig SO Frank SoiiUn | > fi1) ) \ L. Montu 2 00 SUInnor & luivan 1'"i Ktank Ml/ora - . " > James Dati-l , UTi William Truer ' . r > 0 August Suhroodor fiO o. fi. rii ! s no Antonol'liapok ; fiO Uuurlcd Itilmrt fiO Total $10 23 Concert Tor the IJrmlslmw SulTcrcrH. A concert is to bo given at Boyd's opera house , Thursday , Juno ID , under the auspices of the "T. 1C. " quartette- Omaha , the entire proceeds of which will bo forwarded to ' the relief committee us soon as the tickets can bo sold. Tlu < expenses are to ba met by do nation entirely. A Dozen Suits. The Nebraska clothing company has donated n dozen suits of ready-made clothing for the Bradshaw sufferers , which were promptly forwarded yesterday. The HmdHliaw Conuort. Behoving that Omaha has not yet done all that Is possible for the relief of Bradshaw , the members of the finance committee for the proposed benefit concert on the 10th desire to call direct attention to the affair. The "T. 1C. " quartette , assisted by other local talent , have generously offered to con tribute their services In a concert , the pro cecils of which are to bo sent to the stricken town of Bradshnw. The programme , while not yet complete , promises to bo exceedingly attractive on Its own merits , even if the object were not us worthy us it Is. The use of Boyd's opera homo lias boon donated and the printing , etc. , will cost nothing. Tlioro Is no reason why u largo sum of money should not bo sent out us u result of the con cert. cert.Wo earnestly dcslro that the churches and societies of Omaha , as wall as the citi zens generally , take the matter up to assure n largo attendance. Ki'ci.i ! ) MAIITIX , Chairman. C. HAIITMAX , R. B. PKATTIB , JOHN Uisii , AValtlni ; lor linriiiuu. "Whoro huvo you boon , Tommy , " said ono of our irnbllo school teachers to a tardy urchin yesterday. "Waiting for Buruuui , " was the seasonable rouly , THE COMBINE WHIPPER-IN , Davis Lashes His Followers to Override the Mayor's Veto. A VERY REPREHENSIBLE MOVEMENT , It-Is Made In Defiance of ( lie Comp troller's .Showing mid the May or's Htntcmcnt That Funds Arc not Available. As wen stated In Tun nun this .morning , the city council last night passed over the irmyor'9 veto the letting of the contract to S. Carroll for constructing n six-foot brlclc sewer on Farnnm street In Hrlgg's Plnco. Mayor dishing w. wskod why ho had vetoed thcjcontiiict. "For the best reason In the world , " replied his honor. "It was simply because the city comptroller dcellnnd to certify to It , In other words , said there wcro no funds to warrant the letting of such a contract. " "In what kind of n position docs this put the council I" "Well , for particulars you hotter sco the comptroller. I can tell you this much , however - over , that anybody can go ahead and prevent the work by gutting out an Injunction. " Citv Comptroller Goodrich xvns thou seen. " \Vhnt about the council letting the con tract for that big sewer on Fiiriinin street , in Brlggs place , after you had refused to certify to It and had told them that the condition of the city treasury didn't warrant it ! " Mr. Goodrich was asked. "That's what I would llko to know ! " ox- clalmod ho. "AH I've got to say Is that the council has gone ahead in the matter at Its own peril. " "Had they no authority for their action } " "None whatever I" answered the comptrol ler with great emphasis. "On the contrary , iu passing that contract , the council acted in direct violation of the charter and law passed by the last legislature. Lot mashowyou that I am right , " and Mr. Goodrich produced a copy of both authorities and pointed to the following words which contained in suc tion 110 of the now charter. "No contract or vote incurring nn Indebtedness for moneys payable out of any funds shall bo tnado by the mayor or city council , and no llnal action shall bo taken upon such proposed contract or indebtedness without the cortillcato of the comptroller that there are funds available to pay same. " "If that isn't plain , explicit and strong enough , " added Mr. Goodrich , "then I don't know anything about the English language. The mayor certainly did just right in vetoing the contract ami the council did just wrong In passing it over his veto. " This contract was let at Councilman Davis' instance , and in whipping the combine Into following him. ho explained at length at the council meeting last night the great necessity of the work. A little oyo-tolcgraphy was in dulged in and it was understood'that the con tract should bo approved , the veto of the mayor to the contrary notwithstanding. Mr. Blnmcr failed to properly Interpret the sig nal and voted "no" on the question of ap proving the contract over the mayor's veto. "Aye , " said Mr. Chaffeo , In a hoarse stage whisper , glancing at the blunderer. "Aye , " suggested Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Cooper in concert , the latter prodding Mr. Blumcr gently under the table. Mr. Blumcr meekly changed his vote to "aye , " and the mayor's vote was knocked out. No spirits or fusil oil matte the boquot of Cooks Extra Dry Champagne. It's the pure juice of the grape. * ASSESSORS Four Proclnotfl Show nn Increase of Over Ono Hundred Thousand. The footings of the books of the Second and Seventh ward assessors was completed yesterday morning. In the former the gralid total Is § 1,561,015. , Last year in this ward the total waslr > 95- , 202 , showing a decrease according to the as sessors' returns of $33,077. In this connec tion it should bo noted , however , that the county commissioners , as a board of equaliza tion , Increased the figures returned by the assessors last year from § 1.593,203 to 51- 057.011. The seventh ward footings glvo the total as $1,801,713. Last year It was Sl,723 , ' , > 40 , the gain being 878,471. West Omaha and Florence footings were also completed as follows : West Omaha last year , 8059,207 : this year , $031,177 , a gain ot S3I.SSO. OFlorence lost year , 8255'UOthls , ; year , $297.- 821 , a gain of $12,705. It is now expected that it will require nearly a week longer to complete the footings of the other wards and precincts. The assessor's books for Douglas precinct show n total valuation of 8'.W,03S. ' The Second ward books show a total of $1- 501,015. The six precincts show a total increase of 8155,720. Pears' soap secure a beautiful complexion A.HROAI ) . How it. la Imposm ! Upon by Unscrupu- IOIIH SuoumlrolH. A pretty-faced , neatly dressed young lady about sixteen yours of ago related to an oftlcer at the B. & M. depot last night a stery of dis tress. She had been at school at Lanham , Neb. , and was on her way to her homo in Havlan , In. She was ten minutes late for the eastern train and had in her purse a through ticket and 75 cents to keep her over night. On the journey from Lincoln n young man hud introduced himself as a friend of her brother's and prevailed upon her to gut off and see his sisters. She did so and in about llftecn minutes learned that the fellow was u fraud and escaped from him. On the next train from Ashland to Omaha she had a similar experience , a masher taking advantage of her Innocence and luclc of pro tection to make her acquaintance and finally propose a stop at Omaha to see the city. The ofllcor found her lodgings atn hotel and sent her on her way this morning. Visitors. Mr. L. A. Garner , general superintendent of the American express company , left town yesterday to meet the oftlciuls of the com pany , who are making n tour of inspection of the principal olllces in the west. The party consists of J. C. Fargo , president , Now York ; Charles Fargo , vice president , Now York ; A. Anlsdelt , general manager , Chicago ; .1. H. Bradley , tnifile manager , Chicago , and sev eral members of the board of directors. Tlioy travel In n special train of Pullman cars and will arrive this afternoon from St. Paul. It is expected President Fargo will find this thriving city of such magnitude as to con vince him an Investment in a building such us Proaldi'iit Momman has erected for the Pa. cillo express company will bo of buncllt to his company. Kmimerators ho Vigilant. There are many men whoso business con tinually calls them from the city , but who nevertheless have their homes hero and be long to this enumeration district. In order to make certain that their census shall betaken taken , the board of trade has caused the fol lowing letter to ho issued : OMAHA , Juno 11. To the Editor of Tun Bii : : : Being satisfied that a largo number of the citizens are , from various CUUSOH , absent from the city , some of whom nro on pleasure excursions , and others on business requiring temporary absence , among which nro a largo number of commercial men , all of whom are actual residents of this city ; and being desirous that the census - sus enumeration , when Dually finished , shall ho full and complete , wo would respectfully request you to urge superintendent of this district to secure on the part of the enumer ators the oxorcUo of the greatest care and vigilance in securing from business houses and residences visited by them , u full cimm- oration of every person whoso ivsldonuo Is in their several districts , the accomplishment of which will require on their part , system and the utmost diligence , and Is of much greater eonsoqu.enco in the promotion of the host in- Un-twU of the city than the accumulation of some other statistics which the scrvlco re quires of them. ICi'cun M IHTI.V , President Omaha. Board of Trade. Attest : WILLIAM NASOX. Secretary. In the sick room Plait's Chlorides , the odorless disinfectant. Is In valuable. HOVTIl i 1'roccctlliiKS oV ttic City Council. A short adjourned MSAslon of the city coun cil waa held Tnosuay evening , with the mayor nnd nil the ! ' councilman , except Mr. Mclchcr , present , d , Drnylng licensewero granted Brucn ft Carpenter nnd 1' . X O. Persons. Liquor licenses wcro granted Prank Petulha , the ExclmiiKO hotel company , John IJllvcnilecht and William Klnsellu. J. F. Hurt naked fnua plumbing license. Mrs. Dickinson's.Claim ( for S.HX ) grading damage will bo investigated by the city at torney. " The South Omaha , ice company's ' claim will receive further consideration. Ex-City Treasurer Thomas Geary's claim was adversely nctetl on , and ho will bo re quired to add $1,500 to the treasury fund. The petition of the motor company to cross the Q street viaduct , nnd that of the Union stock yards company to have stock driven out for butchering inspected , were referred. The engineer will nmko nn estimate ot the cost of n sewer on Q stroct from Thirty-third street east to Twenty-seventh street. The following approved bills were ordered paid : Patrick Kowley $ n ! ; A. L. Sutton M ; Williams & Needham , S'SI.45 ; Arthur Row land , M : Hans Peterson-M ; C. Bryan , $ < ) ; C. P. Hogan , HF. \ ; . M. Smith , * 13 ; O. J. Col- llns$10 ; O. E. May Held , StO ; S. B. Fonno , $1(1 ( ; John Hasburg , ? ( ! < ) : Jamoa O. Donahoo , $ .r > 0 ; James P. Hayes , S&J.50 ; / . P. Hedges , SiV D. Engan. M ; T. J. O'Nell , W.10 ; John Desmond $ T > 0 ; Aiiotn Pivonka " KiO.ia ; Michael Cody , Donahue , George GoOrgG ,1. JV1UK , VIL , AJ. v. x uiliiiu , otji i : trie Light company , $2iH. Total SSSU.OO. Special ordlnanco No. 10 , assessing tlio costs of gradpig Q street from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-sixth streets , were referred. Foresters' Kvom-slon. Members of committees from nit the Omaha and South Oinnh n courts of Indepen dent Ortlcr of Foresters met in A. O , U. W. hall , N and Twenty-sixth streets , Tuesday evening , to make arrangements for n grand Foresters' excursion nnd picnic. The tlmo and place will bo selected at another meeting. llolicrt It. IjlvliiKfltoii Drum Corp.1) ) . Through the Influence of Charles R. Bur gess n dozen young men met Tuesday evening in Rowley's hall add organised n drum corps. Ofltcrs were elected ns follows : President , Walter Niche ; vice-president. George Fran ces ; .secretary , Claud Spaulding ; treasurer , Frank Mullen ; tcaeher and manager , Charles II. Burgess. It was decided to call it the Robert R. Livingston drum corps of South Omaha. Tlio next meeting will oo In Row ley's hall Friday evening. A. O. II. Stuto Convention. The biennial stnto convention of the An cient Order of Hibernians will bo held in St. Agnes hall , this city , Saturday , Juno 14 , coniiii cnclng at 1 o'clock p. m. Tlio delegates from Division No. it are Messrs. Thomas Hector - tor , Thomas O'Connor , Cornelius P. Hogan , Lawrence Connors nnd John Fallen. At u special mooting held last night , committees as follows were appointed to uiiiko suitable arrangements to receive and entertain the guests. Arrangements Messrs. Michael P. O'Con nor , Judge Joseph J. Breon , Lawrence Con nors , James II. Fleming and John Fallen. Reception Messrs.-D.iulel Raffcrty , Fran cis Boyle nnd John Fallon. Decoration Patrick Ilnlpcnny , Thomas O'Connor and Michael J. Flaherty. Invitation Mr. Thomas Hoctor. A special meeting of Division No. 3 , Ancient Order of Hibernians , will bo held in St. Agnes' hall Thursday evening to receive re ports from committees and complete the ar rangements. , Marvelously Uligap Amusement. Compared with oven u ono dollar rail road faro from Omaha to Chicago , the price of admission to the Barnuin & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth , is in calculably the cheapest. No wqndor everybody goes to it. Y. P. S. O. E. The members of tVi'o Young Peoples' So ciety of Christian Endeavor of the Knox Presbyterian church will glvo their first public entertainment in the church parlors tomorrow night. The church is located at the corner of Nineteenth and Ohio streets. The following programme will bo rendered during the evening : TAUT i. 1. Piano solo , Selection Miss Etta Rosonbcry. 2. Recitation The New Church Organ Miss Eugene Gotncr. . The Cuckoo Fr. Abt Miss Cora B. Hoyer. 4. Violin solo , Nonua Belllnia Dr. K. H. Groon. 5. Select reading Mr. D. AV. Young 0. Out on the Deep Lour Mr. Fred Hoagland. TAUT ir. 1. Piano solo , Oborou E. Dora Miss Agues Johnson. 2. Tenor solo Lovo's Sorrow Mr. B. F. Duncan , 3. Duct , Come Whcro the Rosebuds Sloop Lecoco Miss Cora B. Hoyor and Mr. Fred Hoagland. 4. Original poem The Sober Man. Mr. T. B. Barnes. 5. Piano solo , On to Glory Hoist Miss Mabel Mason. C. Recitation , The JIucrs Charles Fowler Miss Amy Robinson. 7. Quartette Good Night Misses Hoyor and Emory nnd Messrs. Duncan aud Hoagland. Miss Reghm Atwatcr , accompanist. Dr. Birnoyiinictico limited tocatarrh- ul diseased of no.se and throat. Bee bldg. Pliraiier I'eiinell. Miss Elizabeth Alice Pennoll of this city was married at 5 : 'M o'clock yesterday in All Saints' church to Rov" Stanley Ketcham Planner of Sing Sing , N. Y. , Dr. Znhner ofll- ciating. The happy couple loft on un evening - ing train for New York and on August 1 will sail for Slam , whcro Mr. Phrouor goes as u missionary. Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs ia taken ; it is pleasant and refreshing to tlio tnsto , utid acts ccntly yet prompTly" the Kidneys , Liver nml Bowels"clonuses the sys tem ofiectiwlly , dibpola colds , head aches and feverajind cures habitual constipation. 6yrrir of Figs ia the only remedy of Sis kind .ever pro duced , pleasing to the tnsto and "C- ccptnhla to the stomach , prompt in ita nction and truly beneficial in its effects , prepared only from the most healthy and ngrecablo substances , its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs U for sale in 50o and 81 bottles i > y all leading drug gists. Any rehahlo druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. CAl. IOUISYIOE , Kf , NEW YORK , H.tf. "THIS IS AN AGE OF APOLLINARIS WATER. " Walter Bcsant 1KB QUEEN OF TABLE/WATERS.1 ; Within less than a year three clifiercnt Judges have granted Injunctions protecting the well-known Yellow APOLLINARIS LABELS from infringement. The last defendant used an oval yellow label and a yellow neck label on Mineral Water , and employed eminent Counsel who vigorously defended the suit. The Supreme Court , when granting the injunction , expressed the opinion that bottles of other Mineral Water put up with orange coloured labels may well be mistaken for Apollinaris at a short distance and without close inspection. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. HOUSEHOLD WORDS ALL OVER EUROPE. "BEST & GOES FARTHEST. " Now that its manufacturers are drawing the attention of the American public tothsyfrj/andevcr ! since its invention , the best of all cocoasit will soon be appreciated here as well as elsewhere all over the world. All that the manufactur ers request is simply ono trial , or , still better , a compara tive test with whatever other cocoa it may be ; then VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA itself will convince every one of its great superiority. It is because of this superiority that the English paper Health , says : . " Once tried , always used. " To ftvolj the ovll odocts of Ton and Gorton , mo constant/ ! VAN IIOUTKN'S COCOA , [ S3 The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute. Forth * treitmentof nilCTntOrnCANDBnilHIOAT , DISKAFER. Dracca. Appliances for Ioformltlc , and Truise * . U > at Kntflltlcg , Appnmc * and Honiortles for successful treatment of ercrr form of dlacaaa ro- qulrlnit Medlcnl or Surgical Trontmtnt. NINKTT UOOMS FOll PATIKNTH. Hoard and nltonilnnco. Host Accommodations \VcsU Wrlto for circulars on Deformities ami Jlrnccl , Trnases , Club Kret , Ctlrvnturus of Spine , I'llo.l. Tumors , Cnncer , Cntarrb , Ilronchllls , Inhnlatlon , Electricity , rarnlrali , Epllorny , Klilnor , bladder , Kye , Knr , bkln nnd lllnod , ana nil Hurglcnl Operations. DISKABKS OK WOMRN a upcolnltr. llook Of Diseases ofVomi > n Free. Wo have lately nddod a Lying-in Deptrlrnent fnr Women during Confinement ( Strictly Private ) . Only Uollnblo McdlcnlInstitute miklnic n speelnlty of 1'KIVATK DlSICASftS. All lllool Ilsimoi nucoesifully trealeJ. Syphllltk't > l on romovo.i from tlio system vr.t'iout mercury. Noir Itostorntlvo Treatment for Loss of Vllal Tower , rnrt'cu ' unntilo to visit us tuny bo treated ntlioino by concsponilonco. Allcoinmunlcntlcniconiltlcntlal. MoiUcIno or Instruments nont by mall or oxpro n , se curely packed , no marks to Indicate oontenta or sender. Ono personal Interview preferred. Call and romnll tu or tend history of yonr case , and wo will sand In plain wrapper onr HOOK TO MHN KKKK. upon Private SpcoUlor Nervous Diseases , Impotency , Syphilis , alcctnnd vurlcocelo. with quoitlon list. Address Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute , Corner 9th and Harnev Sts. . Omnha , Nob. Etchings. Emerson. Engravings. . Hallet & Davis. Artists' Supplies. Kimball. Mouldings. Pianos & Organs. Frames. Sheet Music. 1313 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska. Dime Eden Week of Monday , Juuo Oth. QUEEN OF THE PAT WOMEN. MRS. R. M. KRNNIMOUKof Hololt Kansas A beauty weighing G91 pounds. GI-IA.RLxIR DIAMOND , Ilnrp soloist and sons and dunce artist , ) GA.IPT. GMITTEND1E1N. And his grout Arctic collection. " " SLxA-GKEiY. The hnro of Niagara and kbit : of the slnclc wire. Howillglvo iv freu exhibition In front of the Musce every afturnooii lit 3 o'clock and evening nt 7:3J. : EMERSON & In Ilallads and none Solos. -JOE The Legless Dancer. Tl-IE WI-IITINGS , John and Annie , In Musical turn. THE ! I-IJVLxLxlES. In their great sketches. The Hamilton Comedy Co. , And two preat staso shows. ONE DIME ADMITS TO ALL. Mop y tlilcnrtd. Dn.J.DTEPllEMBL b uonO JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' GOLD MEDAL , PARI3 EXPOSITION , 1889. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Buffering from tlie crtccu nf youthful errors , onrlr decay , woglltiK wenkiiPA. % lou inauhOiMl , etc. , 1 will dPiul n valunhle tri'ull.v ) ( lonli'dl contnlnliiR full jmrllculnm fnr hnnia cun1 , FIIKK of rhnrnn. A Bjiloinlhl mrillcnl wnrki houil | I MI rend tiy rvorr innn whn U nt-rrniiH anil ilelillllati'il , Aililrusi , 1'rot ; i' . u. i'o\viaHniooiiii8c'oim. : loan/W mtli l'mu.1 ' M.U. . aho. I . . . ' a > irt , Hicyelf * , Sifeilri io < iilirl ' Trie } . * In. On. or more atOiol al. rrtc. ktnl U , O. I ) . < llrtrt frmn I' . H. tipt..r' . lag. loit , L11 VI. Hiiliwn St. . rliuuc * (3 U Tt hrc i fitlotj in tU NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT : fulna.i , Montai [ wprr'i'lon , HortenlnitoC tlio IJrVln.re * lultlntf In IrvanltT ( inA leoilliiir to miiery dvrny or.l death , 1'rcmWiuru OKI g , Jlnrrennrvt. l.oi ot 1'owor Inellliir . , Involuntary I.ono , nml tli rinalarrliu.-i cnu > tnl l > y orur-oiorlloa of the drain , talf-iliuia or fxixrontalnionomontL'a tr at. menu 9lalxiz or lx for > , icnt by muU | > rfpall. ( \Vltli parrt order fnr lx | HIIIR. will rrnil puf hoser marantre tu r f n > l uonvy If llm irr-itmrnt fnlU tu turn Uui1 * - l # iit'l n n , lil < illruv fJOPPMAN DIIL'G CO. , 1110 Fanuiin Struct , Oiimhu , NcJ . MANHOOD TM\J \ D ai awl Abut * . Ifajwtta * . / , 1 .1 1 l.r , ami tiMlthf ullr reitorcd. T rlroeU fared. rarUonlarvoU.Htren llitinttd , > ll ai Trf ill , * , nt Irro aud aralod , IK I'rlx Std.U. AU/luLXCLUCUEUSTIIlTK , IiO * US HlllUa BL , S.I. DenifBrstatiiLotterii Denver , Colo. } Capital Prize $7,500. TIC'ICICTS , 50 CENTS KiVCH. $26,370 PAID EACH MONTH. BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES. Address B. F , RHODUS , DENVER , - COLORADO. fiLLABLINEOCEAN STEA&IERif IS _ T JL Pastagoto and from Great Drltalnandall parts at Europe. Montroal-Llvcrpaal touts , by the waters ol St. Lawrence , shortojt of all. Glasgow to lloeton , to I'lillnrtelplils. Liverpool to nml from Jaltlinorn. Tlilrty titonmoru. ( Mara oxcelelor. Accotninodntluna nnnuriiaeHcd. Weekly sailing * . AM.AN A CO. , ( Ion. Went. AK'IB. C. J. Sundoll. iiuuier. 112 La belle at. , Chtcaco , I1U TO GLASGOW , LONDONDERRY , BELFAST DUBLIN , LIVERPOOL & LONDON. KUOM NKVY YOniC KVEHY THOnSDAY. Cabin PanaooS35loSGO , according to location ol slaleroora. Excursion $05 fo$95. Btoorneo innnil trnm Kuropout I/meet Hates. AUSTIH BALDWIH & . CO. , General AgenO. T > 3 Broadway , NEW YORK. Jno. Illcsnn. Ocaoral Wu.-Uurn Auont.lO HaiiUulph .Struct , Uhluugu. Hurry R Mooroa nrKnii i * fi it nn . Tl luireot. Ku ! n-t uiul Flnof. In Hie World. niBtfntroi' ftfi'DimiiUlloiu unexeelli * * ! . NEW YORK , LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW. ANI'IIOIIIA , Juno II. I KI'ltNI'IH-iIA.JliilQ . KTlllUl'tA , Juno ' 'I. I DKVO.VIA , July 6. Now York , Quccnstown nnd LtvcriMol , The Cololirnte.1 I JunoSStli. JiiljrKtli. CITY Of HOJIK. I Aut. . ! . Ho. t Will. 8ALOOII , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE raltMon Inwrit Icrnu lo and from thu prtiiclial scarcH , Encusi. IRISH AND AH cofiiinnuL POUTS. KTCurvlondokrtt rvlnct l , mixtte aratliJtlti to return hy rltlivr llm i > lrturt > wU t'lyilo , IllrurUvrityNoith or Mauthoflrolunil NaiU | < orllliralnr. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND DRAFTS at li > cut currnit raii > > . Ai > | ilr in unv of uur IIK-U ! ecnti , or lu HENDERSON BROG. , Chlcano. Ixx-al Ainut * ntOmnli.i ; llitrry K. Mouro. C'luirli'i Horn. , W. t' . Yalll , 11.11. DoueL , CMten't llank , UUu Wolf. FEMALE y rvlUible , twrfwtly Mfo , mort powerful fminl * tritla tor Known , over fan , ti u l n , iio lml | < l. CIKI IMI fti lout. . .MMn- MON liftlKl Co'lliiir' . | . > , jj , V. ikiia by OOOlJMiN Wtl'U CO , TIIK Fiutmn I The fljura 0 lu otir date * Trill rrmka * loaf lUa Ho rnftn or womnn now living will over < Uta Joourocnt without using thn figure ft H itml ( In the third phoo In 18W , whcro H will remain te jrtxvn and then raoro up to * oeou < ! ptAoa In ISXX\ whcro It will rest for ono hundred years. i There U another " 4" which luu also oomo to ( Uy * . It U unllko tha n uro 0 In our dntri In tha ro pee that It luu ntrcadymovcd up to nnt plnoo , vrhort It will permanently remain. It It called tha "Not B" High Arm Whcolor A Wilson Sowing JIachlntx The "No. 9" wn ondorscd for first pl.ico by th < expert * of Europe nt the 1'Atli Exposition of I8S\ where , after a scvcrocotiloit with the Itvullng mw chlnc.4 of the world , It wn awarded the onljj Grand frlzo Rlrcn to family scwlnivinachlncs , til other * on exhibit having received lower awardt Dt gold medals , do. The French Government alto rrcognlicd lit * upcrlorlly tiy thodecoratlon ol Mr. Kathanlvl Wheeler , rrvsldeutof the coni [ > uyi with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. The "No. 0" l.t not nn old mnchlna Imptoved nvx > n , but is nn entirely new machtno , nnd th < Grand Prlzo at I'arli wai awarded It as tha grand * wtadvance In lewiimmncliliio mectianlum of th ago. Tlioso who buy It oan rest aiuiurcd , therw fore , of liavlug tbo very latest nud V7HEELEU & WILSON M'F'a CO. , 185 itutl 187 Wiiljiwli Avo. , Clilcaga P. E. PLODMAN k CO , 2UO North 10th Street. HOW TO BUY CD CD LINENSl Tl-llfi KIKTM LxINEN STORIH. Rvory particular lionsokL'oiior wants nice Ilium , sliu must nml will lutvit It. Wo nn < prepared to HOIK ! xainploM In lli < l.'ullcs of Oniitin : , from which they can miik < tliPlrsoli-etloiiH. Wo < lutl : uxuliiHlvoly In Mucus , nml carrj only tlio choicest Importations direct fmu tlio miumfiicturer. You save the mldillo prollr. I'urchnscra huvo HID licticllt of IIKI.MIIU.ITV ol k'oocls , ami tlio lowest pi leos consistent , wlU high quality. Wrlto us for Information. WM. S. KINSEY & CO. , Tlio fifth Avenue Linen Ptoro , 088 'Fifth Avenue , - New Yorlt CTETSON'S . T-TATQ OOFT AND STIFF IIA 10 , Boyd's Opera House Block. W LATEST" ERRORS OF YOUTH. BUFFKIIEK8 FHOM A'errom DoMllty , Youthful Indlirrullooi , Lost Manhood. Be Your Own Physician I ! Ifony men , from the ciTecta nf youtlifal . imprudence , luive bruuirlit alxnit a tAte of ; wookneaa that has rvUucrd Uu > Wf iiwrM J * t torn o much its to Induce almost ovvry ; other ( Ilwate , and ttto rrnl cuu&t nf the ; trouMo icarcoly over boliiK auiptt't * d , they [ are doctoral fur ovurytmntf but the riff lit f one. NotnlthitAnillnic the many THunhid ! i ruinetllvs thatmuUralaclcncti lianiiro < Iuc ( i I fnr the rulfuf of thiscl * of tmtluntn , nuno \ of the ordinary modes of trtatmunt vfr < * ctn cuiv. ImhntfoureiUhilTecolnroan ] < llinrt- I'ltal itractlcuwo ham exjtejimtfiiti-fl with am ! UWoTcrtMl now ami concentratml rvnuv diet. The accompanying iirvftrrlptlou I * off - f rvd ft rrrtnln nnd Hperily rum , n ; nun < trci0of ! caa * > Inniir practlrtitinve ln-en - rwitorwi to | Mirfert bfalth by It * U A after j AllottiorrvnitKlU'BfatUil. ' 1'erfectly ruroln- prvdlwnti inii i bu usvd in the prviaratlou { of < thUproncrlptlnn. U Krythrfiirlon COOA , 1-9 dracbra * Jcnibtfhln , 1 V ilnu'lini. Ilulonlo4 Jilolca , 1-Sdracbm. Oolwmfn. Kit. lonUfulra , X wruuletf. Glycerine , . ! . * Mir. other on goitift to Cert. Insoino'caiMgJt will < bonocowury fur the nntlent to take two pHU , ' At beUtlmo , making ( hMntimbrrlhrroAilAy * ' This remotlr Is ulapUMl toy ? cry condition of . mTvotudeLlllt/anUwfaknouluclthcrBOx. [ ami oiivcl-illy in UIOKO cajiei ruiultlnff from lmiiruilnco. The rwujHjruttTq JKJWOT * of J | unecontlrmtwl for Afchort tlruochanura the ' t unuof mnowtut llfonml vlirur. i A wo At o rni.itatitlr In ritci'lpt of letters nf , ' Iii'ltilry ivlutlve to tnft retnwly , wn would ' ; tolliOMvrhowoulilpr lYrUtuljUlnUof ' ! u , rumlttlntc $1 a wpurvljr MnlfHl pack * ' containing CO rtll * , rarufully com- < , . ndnl.vflU tto icnt hy ittuni mail front , 1 ourprivato Ml > emery , or wo will furnish 4 ' ' ri'H , which will euro uioit cawxi , for < * " M or call oil New England Medical Institute , 21 Trcmonl llntr , Iliulon , .Mum , : t , IU9 , tir K. II. llll.l.KU. ELECTRIC BELT WrrHBUIPIHSDHY won - BUT AND JUJftlllOlir MIISUT , tlidf lit ItltilMllliinr- fait , run ol U , r > tll < IT.lk.f. , llvln ( rrrclMII4 , KMIk. I.I , Colliiau. 1'arrfnU ( Kl.tlrlellf iLr ; > < iih ill WKiK fAUTHri < ilniiilt | iiil IIHL7II M.4 II.IIMIII HHTIIKKUTH. Klftlrlt 1'Mnn.l > ll UttaiHIr. or wo forfeit Vi.UJf ) ID east ) , UBI.T aail Hmtt * * ori CuMiplH * tft. a > 4 Uf. Wont MI I lr. Miji llt lorvil lu thr mouth * . HcaltU utmtiblit Vfft , BAHIIEN KLEOTIUOCO. . leoLaHaludt. , CHICAOO.IIL - , 1 ZUVtlHOODl , [ > > atrU uJ AXUVOUO DtBIMTVl IWoahntuof DoJysndHiniJ , EITecta MB. ' . ' ? . 'E u In Old or Younr. _ ll w ta . .larf Ir4 ioHlalclr naUlllnK HOIK JIltUTBt.lT-B.o.BI. U a d r. V.u iHllff frou 6U BlalM J fartlf n C unlrlii. Ifrlli Ikfil. p icrlutlf # llMth , iiiltaatloaaad i > roer nailed ( ifiidfrco. ) t r a BRIP. rWblOAt CO. , BUFFALO , , N , V. NESS l"ISIU.KTIiBUlAR | CAR CUiHIONI nkli | r , k iril ilUllacll ; . t : > .ialot " AaOOnniCH , I/nwvcr. HI Pearlmrn Ht t'liU-ino. " > t vi'iirn' r-iiciM' sful priii'tlon Ailvlcufrui ! : n ) | mbll'-lty- ' many btuto * ,
