8 THIS QJMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , JANUARY 20 , 1891.
THECITY :
_
Thobonrdof equalization vlll ? mnko
Its report on the general tax levy to the
city council tonight.
Sheriff IJoyd wont to Lincoln yester
day , taking with him Frunk Horulclc ,
wlio hns boon adjudged insane.
Etntl Hnsch of Omtilm Ims boon np-
point ) d mull clerk on the Omahn nnd
nnstliics brnnch of tlio railway mall eor-
vlcc , vlco J. D. Lncourso , resigned.
Murgnrot J. Cooper yesterday brought
ouit in the dlBtrlct court to compel the
deeding to lior of a one- third interest in
a lot purchased in Tableland addition.
The Bocloty of Sons of tlio American
Revolution uill hold n mooting Tuesday
evening , January " 'J ' , nt 7'iO : o'clock at
thoolllcoofO. i\ Davis Co. , 1603 Far-
nain street.
Minnie Mndson , n six-year-old girl ,
wat knocked down by a laundry wniron
nt the corner of Sixteenth anil Dodge
Btrcots yesterday but scrambled out
from under the wheels and laughed at
the fun sho'd had.
Muitsn.s
Spring Oinclinini nnd KnibroldcrlcH.
Our sale opened this morning. Wo
are delighted that so many saw fit to
come , nnd hope to see more.
Scotch Rlnghnma , the finest tind
widest mtidc , in all the exquisite plaids ,
stripes , checks , etc , 250 n yard.
These arc all now und ladles will con
sult their own interest by selecting now
before the beat styles are picUcd out.
The goods wo sell at 5c nro the cele
brated ginghams sold east for 80o to
Embroideries Just received , are lovely -
ly ; it would give us genuine satisfaction
to show them to everyone vrho'sccs fit to
come. *
Don't think you will incur any obliga
tion by asking about goods , about prices
in our store you will not bo urged to
buy.
buy.Tho
The 18-inch embroidery at 50o has
never been equalled for loss than SI , 00
in the \\cst.
The 27-Inch hemstitched embroidery
at 60c a yard Is worth fully 81.00 to S1.25.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
COM MUNUUI ) TOO LATE.
John A. llnrbncli Ijoses Ills Suit
/\KfilnHt the Street Hallway Co.
Several decisions were rendered yesterday
by Judge Wakeloy. Tlio moat Important
was that In tuo cnso of Jolin A. Ilorbauh vs
William W. Marsh.
Tlio theory of the plaintiff's ' case Is that
Marsh , n director and tlio president of the
horse railway companyutmceessarHy , wrong
fully and fraudulently permitted the fore-
closuio suit to 30 to Judgment and the
Bale of the property to take place while
the corporation hnd the power nnd the means
loprevontit ; that , further , by reason of his
Judiciary relation totho corporation , ho could
not lawfully nurchnro the property at the
foreclosure salu for his own USD and benefit ;
but only In trust for the corporation , or the
stockholders , that therefore , by the purchase
of the property or pretended purchase as the
petition termed It , ho became a trustee , the
stockholders being tba ultimata beneficiaries.
For these two reasons It was claimed that
Marsh's purchase and the conveyance to him
of the property and franchise of the corpora
tion wore m trust for Its stockholders ; that
Horbach , as ono of these , for Himself and In
behalf or others , has a rlpnt to an account
ing from Marsh ami the other defendants -
fondants \\lio "purchased Interests /rota
him , In respect of the property , its earnings ,
and Its disposition ; end to such other appro
priate relief as the facts may warrant.
The court held that the fact that the stock
was not registered , or transferred to Her
bach on the company's books , if the bene
ficial interest actually belonged to him ,
should not dobarhlm from maintaining a suit
of this character. "It is impossible to hold
upon the allegation of tto petition
that the sale was null and void , "
eald the court. "It was a
judicial sale. The proposition that the cor
poration had tlio mcnna and resources for
paying off the mortgage ncd judgments , and
that Marsh fraudulently refused or failed to
eo use them , with a view of compelling a
foreclosure , is entirely unsupported by the
proofi.
"Tho direct and immediate question Is ,
nsldo from the question of actual
fraud , whether , under the circumstances ,
Marsh hnd or had not a right to bid at the
foreclosure sale for his own benefit , and hold
the nrotxiity exempt from a trust. Ho was
the holder and owner of a majority of tbo
bonds secured by the mortgage. It cannot
bo clulmcd that this was per so unlawful.
Tbo authorities are conclusive to the con
trary.
"If it wore conceded that the sale was
voidable upon the undoubted facts I
should bo compelled to hold , as I do hold , that
the delay of the plaintiff In his attempt to
avoid it. or have it enure to the benefit of tbo
stockholders , is fatal to thn right now
claimed. In the period of nearly ten years ,
which clunscd Between the time of the sale
and the bringing of this action , the popula
tion of this city hnd quadrupled , and its
resources and business had enormously
Increased. Tlio vnluo of the franchise
bad so changed and enlarged that n compari
son of it at the tuna of the sale can oiriy bo
conjectured. The whole body of the evidence
chows that from the tlmo of the purchase
Muvsh claimed to opcrato the road for him
self , not for the stockholders. There is no
suggestion in the petition that Marsh over
acknowledged or admitted any trust It
scorns incredible that if Horbach
understood during nil those years that Marsh
was recogiit/ltiK himself ns a trustco ho
should have kept silent , and refrained from
arresting the undoubted rights of a stock
holder in rcgutd to the property and its man
agement. "
The Judge closed by saying that whether
the notion was based on fraud or was consid
ered as nn unclassified action , it was barred ,
It having bccu brought after the period of
limitation.
In James vs Howell , to restrain the sheriff
from levying on property , owing to dofectho
iervico , the injunction was sustained.
Tyler vs Pritz , case dismissed.
Desmond vs Popplcton , settled out of court.
The great popularity of Ayor's Pills as n
cathartic Is duo no less to their promptness
nnd efficacy than to their coating of sugar
anil freedom from any injurious effects.
Children take them readily. See Ayer's '
Almanac fcr the year , just out.
AXXO I/A VK3I BXTS.
"Tho Sea King,11 Richard Stahl's new
comlo opera , will bo presented for the flrs
time in Omaha nt Boyd's opera house on nox
Thursday evening and will continue during
the remainder of the week. The opera w II
bo elaborately presented by the w. J. Oil
more opera company with nn exceptional ! }
brilliant cast , Including many names wel
known to the comic opera stage. The sulo o
coats U now open.
The celebrated Hoston Howard Athonicun
specialty company and Jcsoph Murphy wll
bo tbo attractions at the Hoyd next week.
The ilato of the McKco Rankm engage
Dicnt at thn Grand has been changed to Sat
urday and Sunday , January 24 and 25.
"Tho CJanuck."a now \ > lny of the rurn
typo , will bo given for the llrst tlmo lion
At the Eden Museo thUVcok the famous
niiinehart family In the musical comedy "A
Waif's Luck" is drawing well. The play la
full of music- and mirth nnd will render a dull
hour ono of merriment nnd genuine pleasure ,
In the curio ball the famous lllllputlon 01
midget cattle from Samoa nro on exhibition ,
U'ho aulmols nro perfect wonders , being the
smallest pair over placed on exhibition , In
> fact there is no record of another animal as
imftll a those ,
1118 IDENTITY ESTAI HSH15U ,
Tlio Mnn Darned t : > Dcntti Hund-y
NlglitfH Nilthnn Hnronfttpln.
The Indcutlty of tno man burned to death
n ( no fin in Kloln & Splglo's liquor store
Sunday night has been established bojond
11 question.
Ills name was Nathan Borcnstcln , nnd ho
amo hero three weeks iigo from Chicago
vhcro to loft his wife nnd child. They are
low stopping at 178 West Fifteenth in that
ity , liorcnstcm was u Hebrew ana was a
hoemnkcr by trade. Ho worked in St.
. .nuls mid Memphis , nnd thence went to Chi-
: ngo , nt length coining hcio in search of work.
lo was In ( irecnbcrg's second hand and shoo
toro on Furnam near Tenth street , two
vceks ngo yesterday and asked for employ-
nent. Ho was told to call again
n the afternoon and ho would bo put to
voi-k , but ho failed to do. ilo also visited
Vlorso's shoo factory on Unit day , and told
ila landlady that hocxpcctcd it Job there , and
gnvo this us a reason lor not going back to
Jrccnbcrg's. Ho boarded with William
Munsky , nt Thirteenth nnd Mason streets ,
and left , that place about 1 : l0 ! o'clock
Sunday afternoon , Just after dinner ,
mid said ho was going to nttcrfd a
lebrow dance on that evening nt Washlng-
on hall. Nothing Is known of bis actions
subsequent to that time.
The body , ns It lay at the undertakers , was
dcntlllcd by Isaac Drown , the Douiflns
street furniture denier , A. Uelman , n partner
of Horenstcln who came with him from Chicago
cage , Munskv , tbo hoarding house , keeper ,
and ono of Munsky'sboarders ' , who snt nt the
table with the dead man Sunday noon.
The body was frightfully burned , the face
icing so charred ns to bo unrecognizable ,
riio hands were bui ncd so that the tendons
ning in shreds , exposing the hones , nnd the
upper portion ol the feet auil the legs just
ibovo the shoo tops wore also terribly burned ,
i'lio body was baked and blistered In places ,
iltliougli It had iippirantly been nro-
.ectcd to so mo extent by tbo clothing.
In thepockets of the partially burned
; > ants worn by the deceased \\oro found 05
icnts in money , consisting of two quarters
and three nickels , nnd a check calling for a
pint of beer at Wolff's saloon.
Munsky stated that ho had given Boron-
iteln n Canadian quarter and thrco nlcklcs
ust before he loft nnd this corresponded
with the inonoy found In the dead man's
clothes.
Hcltnan identified the deceased by his
clothes nnd nlio by his shoes. Ho was wcar-
ng a similar pair himself , nnd stated that
joth p.ilrs were purchased nt the same time.
It seems tltat Spiegel , Brown nnd Boien-
steln were old acquaintances , having come
originally from the snmo town in
the old country. iichtmn soys that
when they reached Omatm , Dorensteln had
$ . ' 00 and ho gave USD of this amount to
3poilo ! for safe keeping. Mr. Brown says
.hat Uorcnstcin also called on him nnd ho
also vouches for the truth of the story told
jy Uehnnn regarding the inonoy.
Ills not known how Borcnstcln happened
o have n key to the liquor house. Mr. Klein
visited the undertaker's and after viewing
the body said ho could not recognize it.
It was nt llrst supposed that the explosion
followed the lire , but It is stated by a nuin-
jor of people who wcro in tbo vicinity that
; hoflro was burning Ilorccly at the time of
the explosion.
t
TKICD TO OKOSS TilU TltACK.
A Teamster Seriously Hurt uy a C. M.
t-t. I' . & O. Trnln.
Henry Jcnks , n teamster , living at Six
teenth nnd James , was struck by the incom-
ng fast mail on the Chicago , St. Paul , Min
neapolis & Omaha near the North Omaha
station about 0 o'clock yesterday morning. Ho
attempted to cross the truck in front of the
approaching train and the engine stiuck the
' : iorses and front end of the wagon. Ono
: iorso was killed outrlctit and the other had
.o bo shot.
Mr. Jcnks was hurled through the air
distance of thirty feet and sus
tained serious injuries. His scalp was
tearfully gashed , exposing the cntiro upper
[ lortlon of the skull , which was fractured iu
two places , Ho also sustained several other
severe cuts nnU bruises , and it is feared that
ho is also Injured internally.
Ho was placed on the train nnd brought to
Lbe Webster street depot. Ho was afterward
taken in the patrol wagon to the residence of
Ills brother-in law , John Owens , corner of
Thirty-eighth and Ltavcnworth.
Mr. Jenlts is sixty-seven years of ago and
has lived in Omaha seventeen years. Ho is
connected with the Masons , Odd Fellows ,
Grand Army of the Kepuhllc und Teamsters'
union. His condition is very serious , and his
recovery is doubtful.
GOBBLED BY THE TKUSr.
The Gnrnonn Cracker Company Joins
the Great Biscuit Symltcnto.
By a deal commenced last July and just
consummated , the Joseph Gorncau cracker
company becomes a part and parcel of the
American biscuit nnd manufacturing com
pany of Chicago , which is another name for
the cracker trust. The property of Twelfth
and Hnrney streets Is transferred to the
trust , the consldciatlon being placed in the
deed nt $70,000.
This now move legislates all of the old
members of tno Garucau company out of
ofllco , with the exception of Joseph Unrneau ,
Jr. , who becomes the manager of the Omaha
end of the trust.
The Gafneau company will not entirely
lose Its Individuality , as all of the goods will
bo branded "Tbo Garncau Bakery of the
American Biscuit and Manufacturing Com
pany. "
A member of the old co-npany in speaking
of the change yesterday said : "This is
nothing now to us. but it may bo to the
public.Vo made the deal six months ago
simply In order to maintain prices. The
stock owned by the old company goes Into the
syndicate and wo hold our proportionate
amount of stock in the great corporation
which our company helps to form. The terri
tory will ho divided up for selling purposes
nnd wo will go when the board of directors
decide , but no other company belonging to
the tiust will bo allowed to mtrudo upon the
ground designated as ours. This will do
away with competition and will result in our
poods being sold at a profit instead of at a
loss , as has been done. "
The CIt > Ijloonso Business.
License Inspector Riley has filed his re
port with the mayor. In detail it Is as fol
lows !
Kind. No Ilovcmie.
Hnloon 245 ( . ' 45,000 00
Druggist 80 80000
1'cddlors 172 & ,4GO 00
Coal dealers. . . . iu l.Mil M
Pawnbrokers ao 1.500 W
Auctioneers . - . . . U 40300
llioutor.s 8 BIO Of.
I'hunbors 41 410 IK
Hotel runners 1 K'5 ' 00
Cubs 10 10000
Dralnlnyora t 4000
Gunpowder 4 1500
Omnibus 7 TO ( H
HouficmovcrH. . . . . 10 MOO
Employment audits U 400 < K
Ono-diiy peddlers 17 SMS 00
Circuses : i C6000
Bliootlng Rullury 17 6200
Kxpress 2."J 2,5(1000
imiliostcrs 3 75 W
Mlacullnnt'ous TO 41G 5'
Purveyors 4 40 ( X
CollliO - 2000
Hacks ! W 33000
Total 010 t-'Ol.OCS 50
Baking
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"Ayer's Cherry 1'cctoral has done mo great
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( Itev. ) C. N. Nichols , No. Tlshury , Mass.
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OMAHA , NE1J.
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CLEANING
The Ten Dollar sale of overcoats inaugurated last -week has re
duced our stock considerable , still we have yet quite a few to dispose of
In a week or so the season will be closed , and what is not sold will have
to be carried over till next fall , We have no room for unseasonable
stock. "We have always made it a point to clean out at the end of each
season , and are determined to do it this time. One of the secrets of our
success lies in the fact that we start eve / season with an entire fresh
stock. We do not allow any goods to be carried over from one season to
another. We know people will not buy overcoats in January unless
the inducements are great but we are willing to give them the induce
ments. We are offering the entire balance of overcoats now at clearance - *
ance prices. When you bear in mind how close we sell goods every
clay in the year you will realize what our clearance prices mean. A
bona fide reduction from our regular low prices means an uncommon
opportunity to save money. "You will find it a big investment to
overcoat now , even if you do not get much use out of it this winter ; if
will pay you to keep it for next winter.
CORK SOLE SHOES.
This lias been a poor season for all winter shoes. We have a lot of
excellent calf shoes with genuine cork soles , which we are forced to
sacrifice. We offer these at $2.7B. Every pairguaranteed. There is
not a shoe store in the country that will think of selling such shoes for
Less than $4. BO. if you have never worn any cork sole shoes , try a pair.
They are warm and comfortable and keep your feet dry.
CLEANING UP ALL AROUND. '
In every one of our departments we have something or other which must be cleared out
nnd have made extraordinary reductions. In some instances the price is cut just one-half. I
the underwear department , a lot of scarlet heavy shirts and drawers , worth 500 , marked
down to 25p.
In the hat department we offer a lot of good knit caps , in men's and boys' sizes , at 1501
tho.y always sold for 300.
In hosiery , excellent all wool seamless socks at 150 ; every store sells them at 300.
At the glove counter you will find several lots of gloves and mitts , reduced to about half
their former prices.
Fourteenth and Douglas Streets.
"We Close at 6:3O : P. M. Open Saturdays Till Ten >
v.
THE BEST
IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY THE
WoonsookBt & Rhode Island Rubber Co
And wo are their western agents nnd always cnrrytvlarostosk.
Address ,
Sewed Shoe Go
1204 and 1206 Harney Street ,
C.S. RAYMOND'S
Sacrifice and
Removal Sale
. , what wa'say. Our nrioeg
will toll. Otir entire stook ( except Pato'.c
Philippe & Go's Fine Watches ) , is on sale at
such sacrifice prices , that it should insure
themlo of orerv article.
OUR ART DEPARTMENT wo are simply
selling without rezard to coat.
Our discount on Watchej , Dlamonds.Solld
fcllver , Fine Jewelrr and all goods , maltes
tlje pr.ces lower than our people have ever
classof B00d9-
C.S. RAYMOND.
Douglas and 16th St.
DR. BAILEY
GRADUATE DENTIST
A FuH Fet ot Tooth
on Hubbor , forgo
Work. Tcotu
go nm r
All work viirrnutcO.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entrarco , Ifitli street elevator Opcnovou-
G until 8 u'cloalt _
< -ailr dec T , wAntliw wcaknew , lost uianliowl , eta.
1 wmtniuln valuable ta'otlw ( , alnlj | wntalnlnj
fulliartleuliir [ for lioma cure. I'lll'.l ! of cliarijii
Antaiilld mollral workt kliouia Iw rc < J by eveij
man who U IKTVOIH an-1 dehlllUUil. Aildrcu
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The First Special Men Stock Taking.
MEN'S ' PINE TROUSERS
Strictly All Wool ,
$2.50 , $3.50 3.75 and $5.00
\VANTED-A FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SALESMAN. GOOD REFER
ENCES REQUIRED.
KO GUREXl NO PA.Y.
DrDOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omalia , Neb.
EofOiitrcn years exporlonco. A regular crndunto In modlclno , as diplomas show. Is dtlll trflotlnz wltli
( lieiircMoil success , nil Ner ou , ihronlonnd 1'rlrnto l > l < ouoi. Apunnanool cure Kiinrnnteod for CntarrU.
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cases of tlio lllood.Hkln und Urln iry Orunns. N.ll. 1 Kuiimntos 000for oiery caio I imilortaku nnd fall to
euro. Coinult tl < ju free llugk ( Mriterltii o l.llo ) enl froj. OrUcabourt 9a. m. tutu. iu. tiuadari U
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A POSITIVE nil parrainent CURE for all
dlHititoTlhtymNAHY ORGANS , Curei
whor olher Ire jlmentUllj.Fuirdireclionittllh each
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STAHU For Bale By All Druggists ,
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many ytmi ' mncrliiK fioin Ncrvout Debility , Hleop.
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