Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEjCMlIDAY , DECEMBER 19 , 1890.
THE CITY.
Chief Senvcy hns a bunch of keys that
were picked up by un olllcor yesterday
morning.
Joe Forrell wns committed for thirty
, dnyfl for stealing n pair of shoos from A.
D. Morse.
W. A. Vannlco. charged with embez
zling $25 from \V. L. Monroe , will bo
tried on the afternoon of tno 21th hist.
There will bo a regular mooting of the
Sixth wrtnl * republican club this
evening at the club rooms , Twenty-Sixth
nnd Lnlco streets. Matters of great Itn-
0 portanco will bo presented nnd the at
tendance of every member la requested.
A barrel of tar wns accidentally ovor-
if" turned by the workmen who were patch
ing the alt-cot on Sixteenth near Jack-
eon yesterday. There was plenty of
smoke nnd considerable excitement until
tno dromon arrived , but the damage
will not exceed $2-5.
Bill Uorroll was considerably burned
on the hiinds nnd face in the Exposition
enloon yesterday whllo attempting to
pour grease from n plato Into ttio stove.
The victim is the colored porter for the
Elnco. IIo was hurriedly taken to bis
omo on Twelfth nnd Cnsa streets.
AT MOUSE'S.
BiifTnlo mil's Introduction.
On our fifth floor wo linvo arranged n
display of dolls that every one ought to
BOO.
BOO.Ono scene represents Buffalo Bill nnd
his sulto in a drawing room in Paris. It
will tlcklo the children most to death.
Another is Dolly's ' Drenm , and wo
have placed dolls in both djsplnys that
tire worth from $10.00 to $75.00 each.
Fifth floor every evening until 0 p. in.
THE MORSE DUY GOODS CO.
8. A. Orchard
Has a flno line of reception chairs , fancy
rockers , ladies' desks und ladles' glove
cases just the thing for uu elegant
Christmas present.
.
The Winter of Our Content
is the title of a recent charming paper
by that brillaut writer Charles Dudley
Warner , wherein the glories of the
Pacillo coast , us n winter resort , are
most graphically described. The Amer
ican people arc beginning to understand
that the Puget Sound country is one , of
our most splendid possessions and that
the name of the "Mediterranean of the
Pacific" is a happy title not misapplied.
In speaking of Mount Tacoma , Senator
George P. Edmunds says :
"I would bo willing to go GOO miles
again to BOO that scono. The continent
is yet in Ignorance of what will bo one
of the grandest show places as well
as sanitariums. If Switzerland is
rightly called the playground of
Europe , I am satisfied tliat
around the base of Mount Rainier will
become A prominent place of resort , not
for America only , but for the world besides -
sides , with thousands of sites for buildIng -
Ing purposes , that are nowhere excelled
for tno grandeur of the view that can bo
obtained from thorn , with topographical
features that would make the most por-
fopt system of drainage both possible
and easy , and with a moH agreeable and
health giving climate. "
Thousands of delighted tourists over
the Union Pacific ttho past year bear
ample testimony to ttho beauty and
majesty of this now empire of the Pacillo
northwest.
_ _
OMAHA'S BONUS.
They Arc Not AlTcotcil by tlio Failure
of S. A. Kcati & Co. of Chicago.
TUB BEE'S telegraphic columns yesterday
contained the announcement of the suspension
of the banking house of S. A. Koan of Chi
cago.
This concern had previously handled bonds
of thta city , and accordingly City Treasurer
Rush was asked whether the failure In any
manner affected the finances of the town.
"Not n cent's worth. " was the reply. "Wo
ara high and dry. On October HI I sold S.
A. Kenn & Co. , $176,000 worth of bonds at a
flguru of fi8 ( in excess of that offered by
Blake , Bruce < fc Co. of Boston. I forwarded
the bonds to the Chemical National bank of
New York. It is to them I send bonds and
order them held in trust until they are paid
for. Kcan delayed In taking the bonds , for
several reasons. In the meantime , however ,
ho was advertising to sell the bonds and I
know it was only In that way that ho could
expect to handle them. I then wrote to
Blake , Bruce & Co. of Boston , telling them
they might have the bonds at their llguros ,
they being the second highest , at SOS less
than Kcan had offered , and the bonds were
accepted. "
Dr. Blrnoy cures catarrh , Boo bldg
The Shining
Of the old world , soldiers , statesmen
and men of letters , all write in the most
extravagant praise of our facilities for
travel in America. And wo are entitled
to the praise. On every English line
there is the same old dusty lunch counter -
tor , known by all tourists for those many
years. Not even a drink of water ; nor a
crust of bread to bo had on the train.
No wonder our transatlantic friends ex
press amazement when they sit down tea
a hotel dinner on one of the palace
dining cars on the Union und Southern
Pacific railways an arrangement which
is the most perfect in the country today.
*
The only railroad tram out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Council Bluffs , Dos Molnos and
Chicago business is the Hock Island vos-
tibulod limited , leaving Omaha at 4:30 :
p. m. dally. Ticket office , 1002 Sixteenth
and Farnum sts. , Omaha ,
Army Notes.
The following named enlisted men have ,
by direction of the secretary of war , boon
placed upon the retired list after having
served thirty years !
Sergeant Uluko , Company E , Eighth in
fantry jOrdnanco Sergeant Doyle , Fort Ro
binson , and Private Miller , Company II ,
Seventeenth Infantry.
Cantaln Armitrong , First Infantry , passed
through Omaha yesterday , en route to join hli
regiment in the Hold. Contain Armstrong
has been on leave of absence and was ordered
to conduct recruits from New York to the
Pauills coast.
Dr , Blrnov cures catarrh , Bee bldg.
The now oflicos of the Great Rod
Island route , 1G02 Sixteenth and Farnatr
streets , Omaha , are the finest in the city.
Cull und BOO them. Tickets to all point !
cast at lowest rates.
Want \Vnroliou9o Ijaw.
There will bo a special mooting of the di
rectors of the Omaha board of trade at the
oftlco of the secretory on Tuesday , the 23J
Inst. , at 4 o'clock p. m. , to consider the sub.
Jcct of n warehouse law and provide for the
registration of warehouse receipts for coin
mcrcliil requirements , to which mooting UK
members of tno grain and provision commit'
tecs , representatives from the South Omutu
packing houses , the various banks , grain met
and others are invited.
A XXO VXVKMKXIS.
On Sunday tvcnlng next tbo only perform
nnco of "Tho Gondoliers" in this city thli
season , will bo at the Grand opera liouio , l > ;
the Grau opera company. They have rccenU' '
made the grand southern tour , and nccordlo ]
to the press of thai section , the opera is pro
tented in a brilliant manner by a good com
puny , with flue chorus , good orchestra am
two carloads of scenery. The nrlma douni
Is a French artist , MMlo Dlard. very prepossessing
possessing m person and a good singer. Thi
female chorus contains eighteen voices o
pretty girls , who add much to the oporatli
pagoantand the costumes are the richest am
most elegant over brought west by na open
company.
MOltSE'S.
nioli Display of Christum * Gooil * .
Wo have opened all our "art room' '
goods , and as wa nro BO late with this
part of our display , tomorrow wo shall
offer on ono table a collection of Ufa slzo
BRONZE BUSTS AND FIGURES ,
$16.00 each.
that are positively worth $75.00 to
8100.00. No such sacrifice was over
made in really flno goods. Tboro has
not been nor will there bo any duplicates
offered for sale. * '
This Is done ns much to Introduce the
beautiful stock of now VASES.SILVER-
WARE , BRIC-A-BRAC , etc. , especially
purchased for this department.
NEW LAMPS.
All now styles just opened today ; it
will pay you to visit us
DAY OH EVENINGS.
Open till 0 o'clock.
TUE MORSE JRY GOODS CO.
A BONDED TvAUJEHOUSE.
Ono of the Needs of Oinnlm'H
Men nt I'rcsent.
The attention of Collector Alexander was
called to the statement In TUB BBC'S Wash
ington letter Wednesday to the effect that an
effort was being made to establish n bonded
warehouse at Omaha and that the details
wcro being effected.
"Yes , " said Mr. Alexander , "I have been
trying for the past six months to have n
bonded warehouse established at this point ,
but the trouble has been that the government
requires a bonded warehouse to occupy an
entire building , so as to bo separate from any
Interference by outside parties. I think this
objection has been overcome. Mr. Bushman ,
who Is erecting a brick warchousoon Leaven-
worth street , between Tenth and Eleventh.
has tbo first story completed , and has built it
in accordance with suggestions from me ,
making one portion entirely separate from
the balance ol the building by means of solid
brick walls , so that there is but ono entrance
to the portion designed for a warehouse.
This entrance is convenient of access from
tbo railroad tracks and this oftlco will have
charge of It.
"Thoro Is a pressing necessity for a bonded
warehouse at thts'polnt. There has always
been difficulty In getting the owner of any
desirable building to bond his entire building
in return for the small revenue ho would do-
rlvo from It from storage fees. If the pres
ent scheme succeeds It will enable Omaha
wholesalers to buy goods in largo quantities
and store them In the warehouse until they
need them , paying the duties on tbo goods as
thcv are removed.
"Air. Bushman has gone to Washington to
advocate the scheme and complete all tbo
arrangements. "
Dr. Blrnoy cures catarrh. Boo bldg.
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Winter Kxuurttlons South.
The Wnbush has placed on sale roundtrip -
trip tickets , with choice of routes , to all
the winter resorts of the south. Parties
desiring to go direct to Sutherland ,
Omaha's famous winter resort , whore
you have boating , fishing and bathing in
midwinter , should take the Wubash , in
connection with the now fast train on
the L. & , N. , with through sleeping cars
to Tampa , Flo. , via Jacksonville and
Luchoocheo. Only 62 hours to Jackson
ville , 03 to Tampa and 70 to Sutherland.
12 hours in advance of all other routes.
Reclining chair aiid Pullman buffet
sleeping cars on all trains. Baggage
checked from hotels and private resi
dences to destination. For tickets ,
sleeping car accommodations and full in
formation in regard to routes east or
south call at the Wabash olllco , 1602
Fnrnam street , or write to
G. N. CLAYTON ,
Northwestern Pass. Agent , Omaha.
\Vcathcr Probabilities.
For December Indications point to
cold , frosty weather. That , however ,
will make no difference to these who
travel in the steam-heated and olectrlo-
llghted , limited vestibule train which
is run only by the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul By. between Omaha and
Chicago. This elegant train leaves
Omaha at 0:10 : p. m. arriving in Chicago
it 0:30 : a. m. , in time to make all eastern
connections. For further information
ipply at city ticket office , 1601 Farnam
t. , Omaha , F. A. NASII ,
J. E. PIIESTON , OUmeral Agent
City Passenger Agent.
Through coaches Pullman palace
sleepers , dining curs , free reclining choii
cars to Chicago and intervening points
via the great Rock Island route. Tickol
ofllco 1G02 , Sixteenth and Farnam.
Employe's Wages.
The city council mot as a board of cquallza-
ion In the oQlco of the city clerk yesterday
morning and considered the protests which
have been filed , with a view to notifying
property owners wherever a change of grade
was contemplated. No dollnito action wai
taken.
Whllo the board was in session Mr. Davis
stated that ho had Just been informed that It
Stevens & Son , who had a $12,530 contract
with the city had drawn amounts aggregating
about $10,000 while claims for labor , etc. , re
malncd unpaid.
Several members suggested that no mon
money DO paid the contractors until the mat
of was adjust ed.
Marked Interest
is now shown by eastern people in the
pottlemont of Oregon and Washington
particularly that region adjacent ti
Puget Sound. The reason for this is th <
almost unlimited resources that havi
lately boon opened up , and the surpris
ing growth of Portland , Tucoma , Senttl
and other cities and towns along Pugo
Sound.
The Union Pacific on account of It
fast time , short line , through Pullmui
puluco sleepers , frco reclining chaircars
elegant dining cars , and free Pullmai
colonist sleepers , from the Missour
river , is the favorite route to this region
and. tickets via this line should alway
bo asked for. *
For complete information relative t
this remarkable section , time of trains
rates , pamphlets , etc. , call on your neat
cst ticket agent or address the under
signed. E. L. LOMAX ,
General Pusaongor Agent ,
Omaha , Nob.
Steamship Arrivals.
Kmsale Passed , steamer England , Nc\
York for Liverpool.
Lizard Passed , steamers Canada , NCA
York for London ; La Qascogno , Havre.
Queonstown Arrived , steamer Arizon
from Now York for Liverpool.
Hamburg Arrived , steamer Servla , Noi
York.
Bromerhaven Arrived , steamer Worr
from Now York.
Baking
Powder
OMdinUUMonaof Bomea
10 Year * tha Standard.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
CHRISTMAS :
WB Open Today GWr FU11 Line of Fine Holiday Furnishing Goods , Showing by Far
the Handsomest flssoitmBnl of '
Neckwear , Mufflers , Handkerchiefs , Suspenders , Jewelry , Gloves and "such like , " that we
have ever shown , Christmas comes but once a year , , and most men are glad of it by the time
the last bill is paid , and fully realizing the unusual -strain on man's pocketbook , we have marked
each and every article at its lowest possible price.
. MUFFLERS.
CASHMERE MUFFLERS Handsome styles at 150 , 250 , 300 , 400 , 450 and 500.
SILK AND WOOL , MUFFLERS Splendid assortment at 300 , 400 , 500 , ; oc and 750.
SILK MUFFLERS Every color , magnificentgoods at 75c , QOC , $ i , $1.25 and1.50.
IMPORTED MUFFLERS The finest in the land , at $1,60. $2 , $2.25 and $2,50.
SILK SUSPENDERS Fine holiday goods , blacks and fancys , from 6oc to $2.25. ' '
HANDKERCHIEFS Silks and linens ; special prices on fine China and Japanese silk handkerchiefs , < * ,
"A NECKTIE PARTY. " /
Just before leaving New York for Omaha , our buyer closed out an entire stock of Neckwear made by a leading manufacturer
YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS.
69 dozen handsome Teck Scarfs , good styles , good silk , satin lined , , At 150 each
63 dozen stylish Teck Scarfs , splendid styles , handsome colors , satin lined At 250 each
41 dozen Ring Scarfs and St. Nicholas Knots , [ don't have to tie 'em ] At 350 each
62 dozen very fine Teck Scarfs , goods that sell every day for 500 , 6ocand 650 , . At 350 each
147 dozen finest Teck Scarfs made [ goods worth from 750 to $ 1.50 ] At 500 , 650 and 750 each
And a magnificent line of High Grade Novelties at 750 , 900 , $1.00 , $1.25 , $1.50 and § 1.75 each a clear saving of from
5octor.25.
THE BE8T SELECTIONS ARE USUALLY OBTAINED BY THE EARLY COMERS.
NEBRASKA CLOTHING CO.
,
A.MD DOTLJQLxA.S.
OPEN TILL NINE [ O'CLOCK. SATURDAYS , TEN O'CLOCK.
S USPENDERS.
BRIC-A.-BIIAG OP CRIME.
Ohlor Henvoy Disposes of It tit'JPiJccs '
to Salt Purchasers.
Chief Seavoy's vfU , fairly singed his long
whiskers yesterday afternoon as ho auctioned
oft 103 Job lots of articles confiscated by the police -
lice Judtro duriuR the last year.
The police court was filled with people.
Thcro were only a few women present , but
the pawnbrokers and junk dealers were out In
largo numbers.
Oood prices were received for every
thing put up. Among the articles
were cigarettes , jewelry , shoes ,
brass and lead knuckles , revolvers ,
clothing , umbrellas , coffee pots , a jug of
booze , handkercniofs , cigars , knives and a
typewriter. Among the things sold cheap
were a half dozen slungshots which brought
10 cents , three new revolvers were knocked
down for GO cents , sixteen lead knuckles and
two revolvers only hrousht $1 , but nearly
everything sold for its face value. The entire
lot will perhaps sell for something like 8500.
Dr Blrnoy cures catarrh. Boo bldg
THE UKAUTY MARKET.
TN9THUMENT3 plaoocl on reourU Dbcora-
J F Boyd , sheriff , to Miles Thompson ,
lots S , Hand 22 , blk 2 , So , Exchange
IMiico , ( lood . . .S 315
EO ! Gushing ot alto 0 M Gary , lot U , blk
72. So. Onmha. wd C,000
FJKniR and wife to Edward Kruc , lot 33
Qund putt lot 'M , blk 3 , llrookllne add , w
d. . . . . 204
Henry Klsolo to Conrad Elsolc. lot 3 , blk
0 , Omaha Vlow , w d 1,550
Walter Wills to W W Oroon , lot 6 , Will's
Bill ) , wd 2,000
J AV Dally and wlfo to C and Mary An
derson , lots ! ) nnd 4 , Wlnthor's sub , w d 8,500
Louis Cromblo to I ) 11 Edwards , lot 20 ,
blk 3. Molrbso Hill , w tl 1
A O I'oarson and wife to D II Heaver ? ,
s ill ft lot IB , blk 7 , Kountzo's 4th add ,
wd 100
J A WukoOold arid wifeto E O liurr. s ! J
0 M lot U5 , 8 E Roger's Olcnlioimi , w d. . . 3,00.1
E O llurr to J 8 Klcli , s o ' / lot 35. S E
Itozar's Oknhoma , w d. . 500
E A Henson , trustee , to W U Anthony ,
lot 0 , blk : iO , Henson. w d , 500
V Kim" ) and ? lfo to William Latovsky ,
lot 15 , blk 4 , Van Camp's add , w d 750
T V Lulno to Wllllum Wilson , lot 7 , Cain
riaco. nod f 5,500
Ella Iatson to L B Snodgrass , lot 8 , blk
4. LnKo View , w < l 5CO
J F noyd , shorifT , to J L Miles , lot 34 , blk
7.0rolmrd Hill , deed : 375
E II Overall and wife to E P Seuvors , lot
17. blk 8 , Orchard Hill , w d 4,000
W 1) ThointiB and wife to H II Smith , lot
a. blk 1 , West Hide add. wd 1,100
Nutlmn Shelton and wife to Lloo Lavin ,
Iot2 , Shclton's sub , wd 3,000
N A Itonttroni and wife to Nols Boleroe.
lots , Hickory I'lace , wd 1.100
Nineteen transfers . i. t 39,585
Dr. Blrnoy euros catarrh , Boo bldg.
A Charniirifj Memory.
No improvement have been so marked ,
so signally perfect in attainment , in the
lost low years , as the numerous luxuries
which have been introduced In transcon
tinental travel. Instead of harrowing
recollections the tourist now has loft to
him when his journey is completed , ft
charming memory of * porfcct train ser
vice nnd palace dining cars. The ar
rangements this winter for dining cars
on the Union and Southern Pacific roads
is something far in advance of anything
in that hitherto attempted.
Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh , Bee bldg.
Dulldlnc ; rornm * .
The following pornilts were Issued by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
II. l > . Tukoy. one-story frame cottage ,
Logan ana lUnovur stfuuts 11,350
Charles Anderson , Ono-story frame cot
tage. Nineteenth and Vlnton streets. . . 1,500
II. E. M. Wlndltnnilly , ono nnd one-half
story fratno dwelling , Barogo tfhd
Illaokblrd streets 1,500
Annlo Sahllcdor. one-story frame cot
tage , Twentieth and Costollar streets. 600
Charles Anderson , ono-story frame cot-
tngo. Nineteenth and Vliuon streets. , . 1,500
Three tuluorporuilts , . . . . 0-0
Total .y 7,250
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage Hoonjes were Is-
ucd by Judge Shields yestorJiy :
Nainoand address. Atro.
1 Frank Randolph , Utloa.N.Y 40
1 Kate Kline , Pennsylvania , 8
I John W. ClnrU. Council IHutte 2J
1 Juiiulo M. Chlznuc , Omuhu. 17
Don't pass thifj BY for it
means you.
We have taken our entire
stock of
and put them on separate
tables , making FOUR [ 4 ]
LOTS :
PRICES ,
$8. $12 , $15 , $25.
former prices from $12 to
$40.If there is any virtue
in
GOOD GOODS
AND
IOW PRICES
We shall clean out the
lines in a .few days. Every
one knows the quality of
our goods , and when we
name the above prices it
means you will get better
values than you can find
elsewhere.
To carp BlIlontuM. Sick Headache. Corutlpatlon.
Malaria. LUeriCotaplatnU , take the tafo
and carUla i medr , SMlTll'H
BILE BEANS
UiothoBMAM,6IZE < 40 llttlo beans to fho bol.
tie ) . Tlioj nro tbo moitconTentents suit all n ci
Trlcoof either Hie , 26 cenU ptr bottle.
KISRIIMf * nt 7 , 1770 : Plioto mvuro ,
7 TO11 * * * P ) el BUo or Uils picture tori
e nU ( copper * or stamps ) .
J. F. SMITH ft CO. .
Makcrf of "Illle Beins , u Loula , Mo.
DR. BAILEY ,
GRADUATE DENTIST
A full Bet of TootU
on Itubbor , for
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A perfect fit Riinrantoea. Teeth extracted
without danKr. nmj wltLout nnacs-
pain or ?
' "Ulnzs at lowcjt
thetlos. 'oolrt and < rtlvor
Work. TeutU wltU-
rates. Jlrldgo aiwl Crown
nutnlnt < M. All work warranted. _ . _ . , . . .
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TII AND FARNAM
Entracco. ICtU streat elevator Opcuovco-
cgi until 8 o'clock
THE BEST
IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY THE
Woonsocket & Rhode Island Rubber Go
And wo nro their wosto rn agents and always carry a largo atoclc.
Address ,
SmeriGan Jland Sewed Shoe Go
1204 and 1206 Harney Street.
LADIES ONLY
Ulftlf * FEMALE REGULATOR , Saf *
MftUlU ami Certain to a lUy or money ret
fuudeil IJymatl It. Brourely ualeil from ob-
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BY USING AROUND YOUR WINDOWS AND DOORS A
WEATHER STRIP
Which Saves Ten Times its Cost in the Fuel it Will Save.
Old Clothes Wringers Repaired
A New Rubber Put on in a Few Mlnutos for Only $1 Eaoh.
KeepYoUrBodiesWarm
BY WEARING
Mies and Mackintoshes or Rubber Goats ,
BUY THE ! BEST GOODS AT
OMAHA EUBBER COMPANY ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IOOO FARNAM STREET , OMAHA.
DrDOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
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