THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THTJESPAY DECEMBER 18 , 1890-TWELVE PAGES. 11
BE SOLD HORSE STEAKS ,
The Queer Traffic Established by Honrj
Eruckman la the Gordon City ,
KEPT CHOICE CUTS FROM FAVORITES.
Old Broken Down Street Car Steeds
and Anlmnlfl that Only r/ontj / for
' Death Killed nnil Turned
Into Food.
Henry Bruckmnn , a thrifty young
Gorman not long1 from the fatherland ,
begun about tv month ago to revolution
ize tlio cheap moat Industry of Chlcngo
by furnishing those who could not afford
to buy beef with what ho con3ldored an
excellent quality of old horse. The
honlth department , however , got titter
him and forced him to glvo up the novel
enterprise by which ho proposed to
fatten the poor and fill hla purse.
Bruclcman selected a lonely slfrht for his
headquarters on the north bank of the
canal , three-quarters of a inllo west of
Western avnnuo. Bays the Chicago Her
ald. ' lloro ho established a slaughter
house , stable and'smoko-houao , whore
horses could bo kept , cut up and prepared -
pared for the market. Old horses , crip
pled horses and any other class of horses
fit only to die wore picked un about the
city by Bruckmnn and driven to his
preserves. lloro they wore killed and
cut up with an eye to profit. The hind
quarters wore taken out with care and
hung up In n nook In the barn for linmo-
dlnto consumption. The tenderloins
vrero preserved largely for homo con
sumption , and other parts npt suited for
steaks or roasts wore cut up and corned.
The coarser portions of a carcass wcro
stowed for the hogs.
Although Brucknmn was not willing
to ndtnlt that ho had sold any horseflesh
ho confessed that n good business might
be done In that lino. " 1 feed it to "my
hoga , " ho said last night , "although 1
don't ' believe It wrong to soil It If you
t toll the people what kind of meat they
are buying. "
"How many horses do you kill in a
week ? " ho was asked.
"O sometimes six or eight , and some
times more. "
"How many hogs have you ? "
"And will ton hogs cat all the horsemeat
moat you have ? "
"well , no , but 1 was going to got more
hogs. "
Just then Mrs. Bruckman put In an
appearance , and when asked how she re
garded horseflesh as an tirtlclo of food ,
she frankly admitted that the choice
cuts wore to her taste superior to any
boqf she could allord to buy. "Why , "
she wont on , "my neighbor used to bond
up hero every morning for a steak , and
if you look at her children you will see
for yourself that they are fat and healthy
as any boys and girls you can find. Come
i the house and I will show you a cou
ple of quarters that wo saved for our
selves. "
Hanging- pegs in a back room wore
two quarters of an old horse , wolghlnp
about ono hundred pounds each. These ,
she explained , escaped the kerosene car
of the health inspector. In a few days
she wont on , they would bo lit to cut in
into steaks , rousts and soups. "Yousco , '
slio Hiiid , it has to bo a little old before
It it's real good. Ago makes it tender.1
Under the inllnonco of his wife's
frankness , Bruckman himself discourse !
upon the qualities of horseflesh , and repelled
polled the insinuations that had beoi
made about his killing diboased horse :
for food. "Do you think ; " ho said
"that I would kill a sick horse for mj
_ ioblo ? Not much. Any meat that .
bu vo * for food must bo from a good
healthy horso. " .
"How does horseflesh -compare will
boofV" ho was uskcd.
"It's little " ho
a stronger , replied
"but when a porsou gets use to it tin
flavor is found to bo much bettor. It's i
little hot for the blood at iirst , and i
person must not cat too much until tii
gets use to it. "
In the rear of the house Bruclcman hat
recently built a shed which had all tiv
elements of a smoke houso. Ho sail
this was his gouso shod , and ho stucl
his luntorn Into the door and stirred u ]
u flock of geese in order to verify hi
statement ; but when his attention wn
called to the fact that the shed was to
high for a geese house , ho admitted tha
he had originally intended the shed fo
a smoke house. Hera his lean ol
horse , for wliich ho could not find '
ready maVkot , could bo dried an
Binoked and smoked and sold as a ehou
grade of dried boof. People who bougli
the fresh quarters would , according ft
Bouckmun's loglo , buy smoked horse
But Bruckman's industry has been hi
torforcd with , and ho said last nigh ,
that ho would bo obliged to give up th
business. Indeed , hq promised Hoaltl
Commissioner \Vlckorsham yostorda ;
afternoon that ho would kill no mor
horses at his lonely establishment. Th
health commissioner warned him thn
* ho would got into soi'lous trouble unles
ho kept his word.
Upon rollcution Bruckman Is dispose
to relent , having promised so much t
tko commissioner , for ho is not quit
" " "certain but ho Is only exorcising hi '
rights in currying on a tratllc in hors
llesli. Ho explained last nighf. that h
had not been long enough hi this coun
try to have become familiar with It
many peculiar Institutions and ho coul
not understand the laws of u free Inn
which forbade what ho thought was
commendable enterprise. Mrs. Brucl <
nuin volunteered , the statement thn
such a business was much in the natur
of a charity , for If her husband was per
niltted to sell horse flesh many pee
people could have moat on their tables
Bruckman had investigated his * logti
rights far enough to learn that ho wn
in danger of the authorities if ho shoul
soil meat without a license , and ho ha
learned , too , that ho could not sell hors
ilosh under the name of beef ,
"I can put out a sign here , " ho sali
"offering horse meat for suloand I don
bollovo any ono could interfere wit
wo. " When reminded that the slaughtc
of cattle was under surveillance , an
that the killing of horses would bo nisi
Mrs. Bruckmnn heaved a sigh and sal
she thought they would have to glvo u
the business. But she added : "Itistc
bad for the poor people who will have t
go without meat"
It Is supposed Bruckman has a bus
ness connection with some of the clion
i ostaurants about town , but so far it h :
not boon possible to truce any of h
dead horse to u restaurant tublo.
The Knrtli'd Volcanoes.
Even now wo have sorao active vo
canoes of no little energy on our cartl
and wo know that in former divvs U
volcanoes must have been still moi
ixwarful ; that , in fact , the Vesuvius
the present muft bo merely a popgun 1
comparison with volcanoes which 1mA
shaken the earth in those primitive da ;
when it hud just cooled down from i
original fiery condition. It seems nc
impossible Unit some of thcso early v <
cnnoos may la the throes of their mlg
ty eruptions hnvo driven up jilocos ol
iron and volcanic substances -with a violence
lence great enough to shoot them oft
into space ,
E
Ilulncd by CofToo Drinking.
Talking about collco nnd nerves , there
Is iv rich Bowery rostiiurntour who Is
said to hnvo mnuo himself n physical
wreck through 1ils prldo In serving good
cofTco to his customers. In big restaurants -
rants the coITco Is put in n sieve or bag
Inside an urn nnd them steam Ms turned
on to boll it. Tlio cooks nro apt to be
gin to servo It before the bonus nro well
steamed. The restaurant keeper in
question tested ovsry brewing of
cofleo In his place for years ,
nnd allowed none to bo rerveil
until It was rich and strong. Of course
ho nlways added the usual two ounces of
chicory to each pound of coITco. lie
nearly killed himself. Ho shakos Ilka a
loaf in n gale.
DID IJEI'KW OKT EVJ3N ?
A Now York Central Ofllclal Telia n
Story on Chnunccy.
"William Sims Is his nnmo nnd no
body , high or low , connected with the
Now York Central railroad ever dared
to call him 'Hill. ' " Bald the Central Olll-
clnl. "Tho Into Wlllltun II. Vanderbilt
and Mr. Sims used to bo together a grout
dcal , simply because the Central road's
affairs had to bo looked after daily care
fully. Mr. Sim's special work when
Mr. Vanderbilt was busy signing docu
ments was to put n blotter ever the sig
nature nnd set the papers aside care
fully. Ho was as faithful a colored sor-
vltor as ever a millionaire had nt his
beck and call. But thcro came n day
some years ago when Mr. Sims became
indignant , says the Now York World.
It was when Mr. Dopow was nominated
for lieutenant-governor by the liberal re
publicans. A few days after the nomi
nation Mr. Dopow took his sent nt his
desk , which was quite near n table
where Mr. Vanderbilt , and Mr. Sims ,
too , wore busy at wont.
" 'Well , William,1 Bald Mr. Dopow ,
'aro you going to vote for mo ? '
11 'Aro you addressing yourself to mo ,
sahV exclaimed Mr. Sims , drawing him
self 'up to his full height. The familiar
term William was too much for him ho
thought that Mr. Dopow had probably
addressed Mr. Vandorbilt.
" 'You are the gentleman , " said Mr.
Dopow.
" 'Well , Bah , ' replied Mr. Sims , 'I am
'
'not going to vote for you. and any of ray
friends who do such a thing will lose my
respect forovor. '
"Thin outburst rattled oven Mr. Van-
dorbllt" who let go of his poirfor a min-
uto. Ho and Mr. Dopow exchanged
gluncos , as much as to say , 'What does
all this mean ? '
" 'Why will you not vote for mo1
asked the candidate for lloutonaut-gov-
ornor.
' "Because , still , ' exclaimed Mr. Sims.
'you aro'n Infamous traitor to yor party. '
" 'We'll chaugo the subject , ' ex
claimed Mr. Vanderbilt ; 'there's evi
dently no unanimity hero , ' and ho
laughed heartily. Mr. Dopow did not.
"To say that Mr. Dopow foltcoraowhat
backsholfed Is only to toll the truth.
Well , wo all know , for reasons specified
at that time , when ho was a candidate ,
Mr. Depow did not bocotno lieutenant-
governor of the great state of Now
York-
"Tlmo wont by , a short tirao compara
tively after the state and presidential
contest hud ended with the liberal re
publicans in the soup , when whole
souled republicans of all stripes in the
legislature , caucously nominated Mr.
, Dowceso as n regent of the university
of course a state ollleo. This was u
chance for Mr. Depow to got oven with
Mr. William Sims.
" 'You've hoard Mr. Sims , ' said ho
solomly , us ho sat down to his desk ono
morning , 'that the republican party has
nominated mo for regent of the univer
sity. ' Mr. Dopow laid great stress on
the word republican.
" 'Certainly I'vo hoard of UP ex
claimed Mr. Sims us ho put his blotter
over a chock for $210,000 that had just
been signed by Mr. Vandorbilt.
" 'I road the republican papers , sah.1
Mr. Sim's emphasis on republican was a
porfoot imitation of Mr. Dopow's , and ho
couldn t help but wince. Mr. Vander
o bilt grinned hardly. As afterward said
a ho enjoyed the scene immensely.
a " 'You would not vote for me , I sup-
o Koso , if you wore in the legislature and
ad a vote as a republican. You know ,
d Mr. Sims , you said you wouldn't vote
o for mo for lioutunant-govornor.
d " 'Mr. Dopow , ' exclaimed Mr. Sims
k as if ho wore reading a text from the
scripture , 'you worooutof the true fold
is then , and unworthy of the respect of anj
respectable citizen like mo. Since then
.8
.8O the Lord God Almighty has given you n
Lt change ot .heart , and the republican
ir party has taken advantage of it. Am 1
ird right or am I wrong ? '
'Thoy say that Mr. Vnndorbiltnoarlj
wont under the table , ho was so con"
n vulsod. Mr. Depow was filled with t
* t violent fit of coughing. Mr. William
Sim's smile was childlike and bland ,
o
3. Nowvtho thing that has puzzled Mr ,
1- Depow from that day to this is , did ho 01
1t did ho not got oven with Mr. Williair
Sims. I leave the readers ol the Work
O
h to como to their own conclusion. "
y Did you over buy a horse and not have semi
o misplvlnps as to his points till they were fulli
o tested J Not so with Aycr's Sarsaparllla ; rot
it may bo sure of It at the start. It never dis
33 appoints those who give It a fair and persistent
33d ont trial.
d
WAS FAITHFUL TO 11I3R WIPE ,
Oo
o Strange Story Drought Out by tin
's Death ot n Musnucliusctts Woman.
You have soon Orville Rannoy. Hii
whlto hair and youthful face are so strlk
Ing that , unless you go through tin
world with your eyes shut , you mus
have nskod his name , writes Edward S
Van Zllo In the Chicago Herald.Yqi
remember tlio tall , sad-faced man wh (
walks up Broadway every afternoon at1
and is sometimes scon at the opora. Hi
has never courted notoriety , but his appearance
pearanco is such that in spite of liimsol
local fame has como to him. There ar <
d few who know his history. It Is a sai
d ono. no told mo his story a few night
10 ago. Listen :
' I have always had a passion for ol <
1 , houses , " began Rannoy , as wo sat pul
'th ling our uftor-dlnnor cigars at nn up
h town club. "I was born in ono of thosi
anclqnt mansions that still defy the win
[ d try winds that beat across the castor )
o , end of Long Island. It had boon bull
Id by ono of my ancestors in the seventeen ! !
ID century and the family tad lived thor
30 for ma ny generations. As a boy I spon
to much tfino In the timber-ribbod uttl [
f my birthplace , overhauling relic :
iiip1 of the past and building castles i
ip1 the air. Holgho , I wish I could bo
IIS boy again ! I have visited the Alhumbn
is and soon the Coliseum by moonlightbu
the romance that surrounded my home
Htcad in my early years I shall uovo
find again.
till "As I said , 1 have always retained m ;
ll , love for those antique structures 1
10 which mon of old stalked about in knoc
reef breeches and frills , living , loving , hal
of ing , dying , in thso queer days bofor
In George Washington was born. It wo
fO that love that proved my ruin. Tno wa
ys of it was this ;
ts "I was engaged to. bo. married to on
Ot of the loveliest women Now York ha
sih - ever known. Hera is her pictujo. j
h- fairer lace you cunuot Dud. She was
perfect woman doltcnto , high-broil ,
affectionate , proud. I worshipped her ,
and whorf she promised to bo my wlfo
my joy was Infinite.
"Ono day , not long before our
marriage , wo wore driving
through Wostchoslor county , n ,
province rich in tradition and
attractive to the oyo. It was into in
May and I was anxious to find n house
where wo could epoud the summer. Wo
wore to bo married early in Juno. Sud
denly I was struck by tlio charms of an
ancient mansion that stood on a gentle
hill overlooking Long Island sound. It
was a largo house , old-fashioned , ram-
bllntr , picturesque. White Cor
inthian pillars supported the pi
azza nnd above the roof arose a
peculiar conformation that Indicated the
Huguenot orgln of the llrst owner.DA
great lawn , bedecked with stately trees ,
surrounded the old house and a dilapi
dated lodge at the entrance to the place
was mournfully going to ruin. A sign
on the gate informed the public that the
house and grounds were "For Sale or
To Rent. "
"To make a long story short , I leased
the house for the season. On our return
from our honeymoon my wlfo was aston
ished rind delighted at the change which
hod boon wrought in the ancient Hugue
not homestead. 1 had expended u largo
amount of money in placing the house
nnd grounds in good ordorand my work
men had well fulfilled tholr task.
"It was with pardonable nrido that I
led my bride into our future home. She
was delighted with the outcome of the
orders I had left. A neglected rookery
had boon turned into a modern palace.
There was still about the mansion Un air
of faded grandeur that pleased our anti
quarian tastes , but to this was added
those contemporary luxuries thnt
wealth , well directed , can procure.
The house , nearly two centuries
old , Boomed to wear Its now
adornments with patrician dignity. The
whole place appeared to rojolco , in its
quiet way , ever its restoration to respect
ability.
"Houses , especially those that have
soon a great deal of life , acquire an Indi
viduality that Is almost human. My
wlfo and I , well do I remember , talked
of this strange fact during our first
dinner in our now homo. Wo rotorrod
to the peculiar fascination thnt this de
serted homestead had exerted ever U9
when wo first saw it , and rejoiced that j o
had given in to it. For Jt was a very
pleasant place. The view of the sound
through the windows of the dining room
was entrancing nnd the incense of the
growing summer added to our joy. O ,
my frlond , how much there is in youth
and hope and level That evening was
the culmination of my life. Though I
lived n thousand years I could never
again taste the bliss that was mine
during th'oso sacred hours when
hand in hand my wife and I wntjhod
the rising moon us it kissed the
waters of the sound and throw
about us fantastic shadows. For all
eternity that evening will bo to mo the
pinnacle of joy , the highest altitude of
human happiness.
"And now for the dark sldo of the
screen. It was late that night before wo
retired. I had boon asleep but an hour
when I was aroused of a sudden by a cry
that echoed from below ; 'Holpl Help ! '
"I jumped from the bed In affright.
My wlfo was sitting upright , a look of
terror on her face. - 'Help ! holt ) ! ' again
the awful sounds echoed through the
houso. Seizing my revolver , I rushed
down stairs. I felt sure that in the hall
way I would find a tragedy in play. There
was no ono thoro. I ran to the parlor. I [
was vacant. The dining room , too , was
empty. There was ono room loft , the
library. As I opened the door again I
hoard that weird and thrilling cry :
'Holpl holpl' To my horror , this time
the voice was my wife's. Rushing up
stairs I fainted nt the sight before mo.
"When I caino to my senses an hour
later the light In our night lamp was
burning dimly. The wind had arisen ,
and on the shore behind the
house the waters broke with
nn insistent sound. I arose fnobly and
approached the bod. My wife lay dead ;
upon her throat were the marks of murderous -
dorous hands. I staggered to a mirror.
My hair had turned white. And now in
the silent watches of the night I hoar
that ghastly cry : 'Help ! Holpl' I have
not slept for many weeks. What the
end will bo I know not , but I think I am
going mad. "
Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh , 13eovbldg
A GhnriniiiK Memory.
No Improvement have boon so marked ,
so signally perfect in attainment , in the
last few years , as the numerous luxuries
which have boon introduced in transcon
tinental travel. Instead of harrowing
recollections the tourist now has loft to
him when his journey Is completed , n
charming memory of perfect train ser
vice nnd palace dining cars. The ar
rangements this winter for dining curt
on the Union nnd Southern Paciflo roads
Is something far in advance of anything
in that hitherto attempted.
Tlio Romance of a Hill.
There is a bill before the Quebec par
llamont which has quite n little ro
manco. It is to enable Joseph Grand-
bois to change his name to that of DC
Villonouvo , and it is asked by the count
and countess of Villonouvo of Paris ,
who , being childless , have adopted
Grandbois us their son. The latter is a
little orphan boy , four years of ago , bom
hi St. Casimor , selected in Canada bj
the Abbe Casgraln at the desire of the
count and countess , who will now bo heh
to the tttlo and 37,000,000 besides.
D
"When I arrived at Excelsior Sprlnps , Mo. .
I could not oven retain milk on my stomach
S In eight days 1 was cured by drinking 'Re
gent Water.1
o D. A. Abrnms. Denver , Colo.
Displaces the Cnit-Cnn.
The sort of dnnco which has succedcs
the can-can in the Paris dancing halls ii
known as tbo chahut. Mile. Grille
d'Egout Is the loading teacher of it !
most prominent feature , the flounce
fiingine trick , the foundation of skirl
dancing.
Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh , Boo bldg.
Ilrltlsh Imlln'H Population.
At the census of 1881 the population o ]
British India was found to bo 108,755,000
showing a density of 222 persons poi
square mile.
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qncnco of Self-
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Memorr , Unlvor-
BEF08ETAKINB. < " Lassitude AFTER TAKING ,
Pain In the Hack , Ulmncas of Vision. Premnlure OKI
Age , anil manr other dUetios that lead to Inianltj
or consumption nncl a premsturo ttrave. .
W Full particulars In our pamphlet , which wo dO'
Dire to trml free bj mall to ( n err one. IfTho Bpo.
clllo Jlcdlclneli solclntlior packnuo. or elx puck-
axe' for * 5 , or will bo font free by mall on receipt ol
the money , by uddrenlnn
THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
111(1 FAUNAM STKKKT , OJIAIIA , Nisu ,
On account of counterfeits we bava adopted tin
yillow wrapper , tbo only genuine ,
DRINK
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS ! ;
' " . . . .I" W ATE RS "Sfr : !
Nature's Tonic , Diuretic and Urlo Sol nt.
SOLD ONLY IN BOTTLES Bt
C 0. MOORE & CO. , Agts. ISIS Dodge Si.
IR.LG. WESTS
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
lB for Criteria , DlirlnMi.FUi , Kmiralgla , Wiike
lulnu , MenUl iNpreulon.bprtinlnirot tbu liraln.re
ultinj la Inianlta4 Itidlnir to inliorr Oscar an ;
d th. Fremalnre Old Afft , Hurauaeu. I.OM of fowei
inoitoor aex , Involuntary Loitei , antl Uucrni&torrhau
caaj a bjr oT > r-ei rtlocof the train , elr < l.usi 01
OT r4ndulrince. | ach box rontalai ont noott'i treat
nnt. tl abor. crtix < or- * > . twit tir m Jl | > reMad.
VfltU tun order f6r lx l > oii , will trnd purcbo 9i
piaraetva to refund incatr U the treatment ralUU
euro. Uu rojiu > luu < l rulu nuUjekttldoiiJTbr
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 Farnam Strcot. Omaha Neb.
DR. BAILEY ,
jGRADUATE DENTIST
I A Full Set of Tooth
on Itubbor , for
_ _ . _ Ifire DOI.I.AUS.
A perfect fit Kimrnnteed. .Teeth oxtraotoi
without pain or dancer * and wltlout anaos
thotlca. Gold nd sllvor .fllllnga at lowes
rates. Bridge nnd Crowi ork. Tooth with
nutnlato * . All vnrk wtirrantcd.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , .16TH AND FARNAM
Entrance , 10th street otovator Opouovou
og8 until B o'clock
What Are Misfits ?
They are custom-made clothing of moroliant tailors , loft on their hands for ono reason or another. Thcsowobny in largo or small ( in1
titios for ready cash. Tor example , a suit of clothes costing originally $10 , wo can , according to style and quality , sell for
$16 or $20. Just think of it , a saving of orcr 50 per cent , ono half of the original cost ,
tr
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Many of them of the Latest Designs , from the Best Tailoring Estab
lishments Throughout the Country.
ALL ALTERATIONS DONE FREE OF CHARGETO INSURE A PERFECTFIT.
SEXEX WHAT YOU CAN SAVE.
SUITS. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS , PANTS.
$70 custom made suit for $32.50 $05 custom itmdc overcoat for.$3:2.09 : $1(1 ( custom inniln pnntt for S8.2J
$ 0 custom made suit for $ ! 10.00 $ ( ! Q custom tnnilo overcoat for $28.50 $15 cnitom made piint.i for $7.50
$55 custom made suit for $27.50 $50 custom made otcrcont for $21.50 $ it : custom nmdo pnnU . . . . . . . . 0.50
$ GO custom nifulo suit for $25.00 $45 custom nmdo overcoat for $20.01) $12 custom made ] v.ints for $11.00
$45 custom iinulo suit for $20.00 $10 custom nmdo o\crawl for $17.50 $10 citilom mnilB punts for. . . . . . . . $5.00.
$40 custom ninde suit for $18.60 $ I5 ! custom nmdo overcoat for $11.00 $ 8 custom muilo pmiU for $1.50
5 custom lumlo suit for $15.01) $28 custom nindo o\orcont for $12.-5 $ 7 custom mnilp pants for $ i.7ft
FULL DRESS SUIT'S FOR SALE OR HIRE.
Open evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock.
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street Omaha , Neb. 1309
RHILWKYTIMKOHRD
Ixwrei I UUIUAUO. BUIIL1NOTON A Q. I Arrival
Omaha. I Depot 10th nnd Mit-on moota. I Omaha.
1.30pm , .Chicago Kipruu. . . BUOn ni
1.51 a ni > , Chicago Kxprosi. . . 0.20 p in
9.10 p ra , .Cblcnco Kxpross , 10 Oi n in
6.60p in
fcaTei 1 Anfvoi'
Oukha. I DapotlOtli nml.Maion itrnoti. _
0.5 a m Denver Itar JCxpreis 403 p ra
0 M a m Denier J * pro i Olj p in
e.w p 111 Dearer Nluhl Vxpron ! ) SS m
8.13 a m . . . .T.tncola Local _ WDO p in
" earas K.O. , tr.J.A0.11. ) [ "Arrivoi
Omaha. Depot 10th and Maion utreati.
0(0 a ru . . . .Kama * Cltr War Kiprei ClOp m
p m K. C. Night Kip. vl U. 1' . TranVj 6 _ iijn
TTrrl
Omaha. Dapot 10th nnd Marcy itroati. I Oiualia.
3 60 p m Overland Klyor. . . . UOJ'p m
7.80 p m . . . . . . . .I'nclllc Kiprea * , . 11.45 H m
O.'JU a m Denver Elpron. 3te p m
7.07 a in KanniuiCltr Krpreii. . 12.05 n ro
Ije.iTO * UIIIUAUU. 11. 1.4 rAuiriu. iff'tt' '
UffliUn. | U.I' , depot , loth ftnd Mnrcy Hti.
f.lO p in tpre . 10 Oi n m
005 a m Atlantic Kiprojs. . fi.30 p m
4.JO p in Voatllmlo Llinlloil. 1045 n ra
I Arriro
' ' '
Oniaha. | tj. P.'rttp'ot. 10th kna'M'itrc/'sti. | Omiht
7.16 n ml Sioux City rasionuer. . . , |
4.80 D in I . . . .Ht. I'aul Biprtm IIOlQn
'Iieavei I dlouX on t A. I1 A c in u I Arrlvoi
Omahn. | Depot 15th and Wobatof Sti. I Oma : ) m
COOp ml I. 1'nul LlmtUil.
? o Ic'lllUAUO jt .NOK1'H\V KSl'hKh.l ArriTOi
Omaha. | U. P. dei > ot , IQtU and Marcr 8 . | Omitln.
9 IS a ni Chlcniro Kipron. . . . . . . . . (150 p m
4.80 p m Vestibule .Limited HMa m
6.15 p ra Iowa Accommodation ( Kxo. Suu ) 703 p m
VlOp m Eastern KIrer 2 p m
l.S m ( into BunlKu l KnHHx ( oioMon ) 7.10 a m
i iC'llllAliu , Mlu , A ST. 1' A til * I Arrivet
Omahi . I U. ldopot. . IQtU and Marcr 8ti. | Omaha.
0.10 p nil Chicago Kipre I w a m
11.55 n ra rhlcngo Bipren IMo m
1 HT < U I O11A11A JL ST. IjOUlS. Arrivet
Omiilin. IU. P. iltpot , 10th and MnrcrStl. Omaha.
IjjU p ml St. LouU Cannon lull. ,
cnvo. ' I * % 'I5. ft MO. VAWTsffT"
Umolm. I Depot 15th anil Web Uor ati.
SIX ) a m Dlack 11IIK Bxpresi , . 6.39 p d
SOO a in ! . . .llutlniri Eip. ( Kx. SucAtr ) . , . i. JO p m
fi 10 p m WalltfoALtncoln I'M ( Kr.Sund'j ) H.IU a m
610 p m Norfolk ( Kr. Sundar ) 35 m
! e < f < ; , . ar. i' . . MAO. Arrival
Oma . | Depot 15th nnil Wolmur ati. Oniahi.
8.10 a m . . .810111 Ultr Accommodation. . . 305 p m
100 p in . .Hloux CUr Kxpreis ( Kx. Bun. ) . . 12.40 p m
snop m St. I'aul Limited 9V3 n m
615 D ni .llnnooft 1'aisBiigor ( Kr. Sun ) . . ) 843 ft m
Ul.fHTUJ I StISaOUUt 1'AUlHU. Arrlvoi
COmaha. I Depot 15th and Wabiter Sti. I Omaha ,
\QMn ml. . .Ht. I-ouli A 1C. C. Kxpresi. 469 p m
9.15 p ni < . .St. L ul A K. C. Krpro i. ( l.ro a m
'
"Leavoi" rCIllUXUO , H. L *
mmfprl Union Depot. Onim-ii llliig . _
esOp rol Nlgtt Kxprox. . . 1185 n m
930 n ra AtlanUoKij . . 5M p m
BOO p m Vestibule .fmltol. JOSO B m
TAirlvei"
Tran f r | Union Depot , Council lilu iTraniter
VV1 a in ChlcnKO Krpresi HIV p m
COO p ni Vcsttbulo Limited S.XOH m
10.1X1 p fli Eaitern Flyer. 300 p m
1.30 p m Atlantic Mall 7.30 a m
ji.-a p ni Iowa Accommodation ( ICip. 8un ) ( LiQ p m
'Leavei _ _ . "BKTXuu.I Arrive
Tram for Union DcooU Council BlugJ. I'lranifer
C90 p m Chicago Kxproin I K.ll a m
I2SO n roA..Chlc | KQ K pre i I f 00 p m
LeavesT ] K. C. , tiT J5K k ( TIE pfrTlvci
Tran fer | Union l ) poi. Council Bl'iBa ITranafer
TobfirmKan | a CUr Dar Kipress. . . . ) 6.U P m
i ml..Kama Clly Nljiht
Trnoiferl Union Depot , Cunnrll llhiffi I'finntfar
MU | i nil .rll. l/nul ' n < m Mall. II8.1S p m
Transfer I "Union"Jl'epoU Council Illuffi. | Tran f r
V.40 a m .Chicago Kipron. . c.50 p m
1000 p in .Chlcaico Kipreii. . . . 940 a mm
7. 05 p ra . . .Cruton local m
SIOUX C1TV A PACIMC' . I Arrlvoi
_ Unlonlepot. ' _ Council llluffi. | Tranifor
T. i a "m 7.Slo'nx Clty Accommodation , . . ! ! MO am
SUj p in at. Paul Kxpren Ill ) 03 p m
Missoum I'ACino aunuitiiAN THAINS.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1802 Fnrnara Street.
Harry P. Deuel ,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
I l ir Morphine Ilabll
O U JACLc r dfnlOto20ll r .
Hoj > 7tllU nl.D .J.STtrHZHBL lil0 uO.
tkuc. Aldx
Notice ,
Matter of nppllcutlon of "John T. ICunis for
liquor license.
NotIce Is hereby plvcn that John T , ICorns
did upon the 17th ( luyof December , A. I ) . ,
18W , IIlo his nppllcntlnn with Iho luianl of lira
mid pollco coininlssloncMof Onuilmforlloonso
* i hiul mult. splrlttiouH mid vlnuui lliinors nt
No. 815 South I'ourtconth street , Third ward ,
Omului. Nub. , Iroin tlio latdavof Jiinuury ,
18'I ) , to the Istclny of Jiuiuary , IS : > - ' .
If tlii-ro ho no objpctlon , romonstranconr
protest Illiul within two weeks from December
1H , A. U. . 1800 , the suld llconso will bu cranlod.
JOHN T. KEIINP.
D1S-23 Applicant.
Notice.
Matter of application of Iltclmrd P. Donnelly
for llmior license.
Notice Is horoliy Riven Hint Rlcard 1' . Don
nelly ( lid iipnii the 17th < lav ot Doecnilior. A.
1) . lh > . . lllo his application with tliu bo ml of
lira mid pollco cotninlbslonura of Omaha for
llcunso to soil mult , spirituous nnd vinous
ll < iuors at No. KOI Farnain struct. Tl Ird ward , !
Onmlui , Neb , from Iho Ibt day of January ,
18'U. to tlio Istdny of January. 181K.
Iftliero bo no objection , runionstrnnco or
protest lllod with In two ivooks from DPOOIII-
bi'r 17 , A. D. 1890. the said Ilrcuso nlll bo
granted. KIGIIAUO 1' . J'ONNT.I.I.VJ
I ) 18-2. ' > Applicant.
Notice.
Matter of application of Cluis. A. Kohlmoyor
for liquor llccnso.
Notice Is hereby Riven that Chas. A. ICohl-
inoycr did upon thalTlli dny ot Decombor. A.
II. 1890 , 'llolns npplloatlun wMli the board of
lira and nolloc eointnlstlonors of Oniiiha for li
cense to soil malt , splrlttiotn and vinous ll < i-
iiors at No. Wl DodKn .slrciit , Third wind ,
Omaha. Neb. , from the llrst day of January ,
1 )1 , t < i the 1st day of January , 18K. !
If thcro bo no objection , remonstrance. , or
protest illeil within two weuks from Ucccrabor
IR , A. D. 1ROO , the said license will ho KI anted.
D18 25 OIIAIILKS A. KonnMnvKii , Applicant.
Notice.
Matter of application of Edward WlttlB for
Honor license.
Notion Is Moroliy Riven that Edward Willie
did upon tbo 17th day nf December. A , D. 1800.
flic hlh application with the board of flro und
pollco commissioners of Omaha for llconso to
Hell malt , spirituous nnd vinous liquors at No.
341GFarnnm ntreit , Tlilrd ward , Oinnlia. Nub. ,
from tlio 1st day of January , ibOl , to the 1st
day of January , IS11" ' .
If tbcrobe no nbjeotlon. remonstrance or
protest Illod within two wi-elci from Ductmbor
18 , A. D. 1800 , the said license will bn granted.
EnwAitn WITTIO ,
D18-25 Applicant.
Noticu.
Matter of application of Byron Clark for
liquor hccnsu.
Notion Is lioruby plvcn that Byron Claris did
upon HIP ITlh'dny of Dcconibcr. A. O . IW > ! > . lllo
Ills applluiitlonwltli the board of flro and po
llco commissioners of Omuha. for Hccnsu to
Hull mult , spirituous and vinous HQ'IIOIH. at
rear 1.112 Douglas struct , Fourth ward , Oinnlia ,
Neb. , from the 1st day of January , 1391 , to the
1st day of January , 18112.
If there lie no objection , remonstrance or
protest llled within two wcoKfl from Ducumlxir
18 , A. 1) . , IbUU , the said llcunsa will bo granted.
D18-23 livno.N CI.ARIC. Applicant.
Notlco.
Mutter of application of MinnaVlrth for
liquor license.
Notice Is hereby plvon that Minna AVIrlh did
upon the 17th day of Ik-cumber , A. I ) . IfOO. lilo
her application with the board of IIro anil | io-
llco commissioners of OiiKilui , for license to
soil mall , hplrltuons and vinous liquors , at
No. : t2l South Tenth street. Third ward ,
Omulia. Nub. , from the 1st iluy of January ,
Ibtll , to the 1st day of January , 1802.
If there bo no objection , remonstrance or
protest 111i'l within two wuoka from Decomher
18. A. 1 > . 1800 , thafiiild license will buRrauted.
D18-23 MINNA WIUTII , Applicant ,
Notice.
Matter of Application of Adolph Tester
for liquor license.
Notlou Is hereby given that Adolph Foster
did upon the 17th day of December , A. D. , ln"fl ,
Hie his application with the board of flro and
pollco commissioners of Omahu , for license lo
Mill malt , spirituous and vinous Illinois , nt
No. 8JO South Tenth street , Tlrst ward ,
Omaha , Nob. , from the 1st dnv of Junuary ,
18'l. ) to the 1st day of January , 1H03.
If thcro bo no objection , rnmonstrnnco or
protest , ( lied wltliln two weeks'.from DcLOinber
18. A. U. , 18'JO the said llcensn will bu pranten.
dlB- " > Anoi.i'il KOSTHI , Applicant.
Nutico.
Matter of application of Norninn A. ICiihn ,
doln-j business under nnme of Kuliu A : Co. , for
permit to hull lliinnr as a
Notlco IB hereby Riven that Norman A.
Kulin dnlnK business nndur thn naino of Kulin
& Co. . did upon thn 17th day of December , A.
D. Ib'.w. Hln his applluatlon to the ho.ird of lire
nnd iiollco coniniMloners ot Omaha , for per
mit to sell milt. ; nplrll nous and vlnoui llnuora.
lisa driiL'Rlst. for medlcliml , mcuhanlcal and
chemical purposes only , at No. 121 South IMh
stroot.Illi ward , Omaha , Nob. , from the first
day of January , 1891. to the first day of Junu-
arv. IKte.
( f there is no objection , remonstrance or
protest Hied wltliln two weeks from Peoom-
borlSth. A. I ) . W ) , the said permit tvlll lie
( . ranted. KuilN & Co. , NontlAN A. Ki'UN ' ,
IJ1S-2J Applicant.
Notlco.
Matter of appllnatlon of Charles R. Mttlo
nnd .liitnosll. MoTuKtio , parti. ore as LtttloXc
.
Notion Is hereby riven that Charles K. Mlllo
and James 11. MoTairue did upon tlin lllth day
of December , A. D. IRitt , tilu their apjilloatlon
with the board of flru and pollco eommls-
Rloncrs of Omaha , for license to sell mint ,
spirituous nnd tlimus liquors under the llrm
im'iio of Ijltllo & McTaauo. at No. ISOO Fimnini
street , I'ourth ward , Omaha , Neb. , from thn
1st day of January , 18'JI , to the 1st day of
January , ISO.1 ,
If there be no objection , remonstrance or
protest ( lied within two w coles from the inth
day of December , A. D. 1SOO. the said llccnso
will bo grunted. LITTLE fe. McTAnuK ,
Uy fOIF.H II. MCTAdDK ,
( 'ltAHI.KSK. lAI-It.r. ,
D 18-25 Partnon nnd nppllcanti.
Notice.
Matter of application of John IlocUhotf for
llfjuor llconsi ) ,
Notice U hereby cl von that John IlookholT
did upon tlio 17lh any of Dccnmbcr. A. D. WO.
tl'.o hU upplloatlon with tnu board ot II ro and
police commissioners of Omaha for license to
Bell nmlt , spirituous arm vinous liquors at No.
1210 Douglas street. M ward , Omaha , Nob. ,
from tlio 1st day of January , 1831 , to the 1st
Uav of January , 1SU2.
If them be no objection , renionstriinou or
prote.st tiled within two weeks from Doe. 18 ,
A. D. 1SOO , the said llcenso will be granted.
D18-UT ) JOHN ItOBKiiorr , Applicant ,
TO WEAK MEN
BuITerln.i from tlio ciTccUof louthful rrron , earlr
decay. vruUnKrr lcuem , kut m nhoo.ltlc. , I will
tend a valuaulo trrnUni ( Htalul ) coiitulnln { full
particular * tar homo curf. HltKR of clmire. A
iploodlit modlcal workiehouW ba rrncl LT rrcrr
mitn who It pprvnun anil flcnllltated.ildri'JA
I'toC. V. C. FO WLbR , IUooauC llB.
Notice.
Miitterof application of Charles 11. Schroilt
for liquor llcdii.so.
Notice 1 huiuhy given that Charles I ) .
Halnoilt did , upon the I7lh day ot December ,
A. D. IKK ) , lllo his application with the board
of lllo and pollco coniiulssloiicrH of Omaha , for
llccnso lo M-'II malt , Hplrltuous and vinous
) liiorH ] nt iuirtheisl ; , eoiner oT Third and 1'ino
streets. I'lrNtward. Omaha , Neb. , from tlio lab
day of January , l ll , to the 1st day of Jan
uary , 1M . '
If there bo no objection , remonstrance or
piotest Illt'd within two weeks from December
17 , A. D. Ib'JO , the K ild llconsi ) u 111 bo urautcd.
OlIAIILKS It. BCIIIIODT ,
1)17 24 Applicant.
Notice.
Matter of application of John Duck for liquor
license.
Notlco Is hereby c'vea ' ttmt John lluck did
upon thol7tliday of December , A. 1) . 13UO. Ilia
Ins application with tlio buuid of IIro und po *
lice commissioners of Onmlm , for Hccimu lo
hell mult , spirituous anil vinous liquors at No.
lMl : DouKlasslioot , Tlilrd ward , Omaha' , Noh ,
from the 1st day of Jauuary . 18IU , to thu 1st
davot January , 18U.
If tuuro bu no objcotlon , remonstrance or
protest llled wlrhln two weeks Hrom Decutnbor
iith. A. V. ISM , the said llccnso will bu
granted , JoilNllUCK , Applicant.
Notice.
Matter of application of Timothy J. Couway
for liquor license.
Notice IB hcroby Klvcn thai Timothy J , Conway -
way did upon the ITtli day of December , A. 1) .
1MU. lllo his application with the hoard ot Ilia
und police cummlsslonorKof Umnhuforliconsa
to sell mult , splrllious and vinous liquors , uv
No. 1UM N. llilli nil cot , I'lf Hi nard.Omaha.Neb. ,
fiom the 1st day of January , IbUI , to Iho Ibt
day of January , JWW.
If there bo no olijcctlon. romonslranoe or
pintest Hied within two weeks from Decemliof
17 , A. D. 1890 , the s.ild llienso will bo granted ,
D 171 TiMOiuv J. OOMVAY , Appllc.int
Notice.
Matter of application of Anhousor Hunch
llrowln Ahsoclution for lliiuor license ,
Notleo IH hereby ( liven thai the Anhousor
Buseli HrottlnK association did upon thu 17tl |
day uf December , A. D. lt-uii , lllo their Hpiillca-
tlon with tbuboaidot Hie and policecommN-
lunurs of Omnha , for license lo hull malt ,
splrltunu.s and vinous liquors , at No. Too South
Uih .street , First ward , Omaha , Nob. , from llm
1st day ot January , Ib'Jl , to the Jatdiiy of Juu <
uary , 18KJ.
If thcro bs no objection , romonstr.inco ni
irotest llled wltliln two \\eoks from Decemboi
7 , A. 1) . Ib'JO ' , thu said Jleenso will bu granted ,
ANHUUHKlt ItUSCH IlKKWINQ ASSOCIATION ,
Applicant * .
Qcouni : Kltca. General Agent , D17-2I
Notlou.
ilatter ot Application of Matt Ilouland foi
liquor license.
Notlco Is hern'jy Khun that Mutt lieuluiul
did upon the 17th day nf December , A. D. 18 * ) .
llo his application with tlio board of IIro and
lollcu commissioners of Omaha fur Hccnsu to
ell malt , spirituous and vlnom Ilquurs ut
.IIS Le.ivein1.orth htiect. Second waicl.OiiKiliii ,
S'eb. , from the 1st duy of January , 1HJI , to tha
llrst day ot January , 1SU. .
If thcro l > n no ubiectlun , remonstrance or
irotest llled within two weeks from December
.7 , A. I ) . Ifc'JJ , the s.ilil license will bu granted.
d7-24 MATT KKULAM ) , Applicant.
Notice.
Matter of application of Mary A. Bcnlchurd
for liquor lleonso.
Notlco Is hereby KIVOII that Mary A. Denk-
taril did UIHIII tbu 17th day of Ducitinbur. A. D ,
1WU. lllo her application with the board of dm
Hid polluu coiiiiiilsHloncr.sof Umr.1iafor llccnso
to sell mult , spirituous and vinous liquors , on
Oth. between Hiown Mreot and ( larllcld av-
evuu. Sixth wind , Omi ha. Nub , , from the 1st
lay of Jammry.lsDl. to thu Istflay of January ,
Ib'ti '
Iftncro bo no objection , remonstrance 01
protest Illod within tuowoukH from December
17. A. D. lHUOtbo said license will bu granted.
D 17 21 MAUY A. llKNiuiAitn , Applicant.
Notice.
Matter of application of Theodore J. Heckcrt
for liquor license.
Notlco In hereby given that Tlioodoro J.
[ Icekcrt did tinon the 17th day of December ,
A. 1 > . Ih'K ' ) , lllo his upiillcallon with thn board of
lire and police commlssloni'm of Omalitt , for
license to soil matt , spirituous and vlnmii )
llquois ut No. l.M7Fnrnam street , Fourth ward ,
Omaha , Nub. , from tbulstday of Jaiuiaiy , 1MII ,
to tbu 1st day of January , imt .
If thcro bo no objection , romnnstr.inco or
piotest llled within two weeks from December
17. A. I ) . lbK ! ) . tbu said license will be Kianlml.
d 17-'I TilKonouK J. llr.LKKUT , Applicant.
Notice * .
Matter of application of Kluhard Wlldu foi
liquor license.
Notleo Is hereby given that Itlchiird Wllda
did upon the 17th nay of December , A. 1) . Jf-'M.
fie ! his application with Iho bo.ird of lire nnd
police I'lijiiniKslonoiH of Omaha , for license to
sell mall. wplrlttuiiH and vinous Iliiunra , at
No. llu'l l''arnam street. Tlilrd ward , Omaha ,
Nub. , from the Ibt day of January , ltf.ll , to tha
1st. day nt January , Hr. > .
If tliere he no objection , remonstrance 01
protest llled within two weuk.s from Decemboi
17th , A.I ) . IbUU , thu Huld lieensu will bu granted.
U17-J4 Uiuiuiiiir.ui \ : , Applicant.
fSOIU'C ,
Mutter of nppllcatlon of OustavVooUDaoh
for liquor llccimu.
Notlco Is licinby given that Oustav
\Veukbach did upon the Uth day of
December , A. I ) . ItlU , IIle lilt applliiathm
with thu Ijo.nfl of Urn and pollco commission
ers ofUnmha for llcunso to soil malt , spiritu
ous and vlnouH llquortf at No. 4IH .South 14th
xtriiot , Thlnl ward , Onmlm , Neb. , fiom the 1st
day of January , Ib'Jl ' , to tlio 1st day of Januury ,
lo ! ' *
If there bo no objection , romonstrjiicn or
protect llled within two weeks from Decem
ber II. A , D. Ib'K ) , the salil license will bu
Ijrantvd , GUBTAV WUCKIIACII , Applicant.
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Notice.
Matter ot application ot Henry Hchroeilor
for liquor llcnnsu.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry Hc'hrooder
did upon the 17th day of December A. U. IMX ) .
( lie his application with the board of lire and
pollco commissioners of Omaha , for lloniiso to
neil mult , spirituous- und vinous liquors , at
No. I'M Cuss street. Fifth ward. Oniuliu , Nob. ,
roni the ( list day ot January IBlU , to the tlrst
day of January. 180- , ' .
Ifthoiobo no objection , remonstrance or
proton * tiled within two weclcs from Docambor
17 , A. D. 1HJO Bixld llconsn will bo u'ninted.
. liENItVtiCIIIIOKDKII ,
IIT-2 > Applluant.
Notice.
Matter of application of John Cuintulna for
liquor IIconsu.
Notice Is hereby Riven that John Cummins
did upon thu 17th ( lay of Dutiomber , A. I ) . IbUU.
lllo his nppllcutlon with the board of 11 round
pollco commissioners of Omuhu for llconxo to
tell malt , spirituous anil vinous llmioraut No ,
IW2 North HUtooiilh street , Fifth ward ,
Dmnhii , Neb , , from thn l t day of Junuary ,
IfUl , lo the 1st day of Janimry , IB'J- ' .
if there bu tin objection , remonstrance or
protest Illod within two week * from Doccliibor
18. A. I ) . 18'JO. thu said lleoiHO will bo urunted.
JOHN CUMMINS , ApplicuuU