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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1895)
- - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -v---- - : . ; ; : : ; --------i-------------- , I 0 , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TIlE OMAHA DAILY nl .E : ' n.f HDA1 I , ARII ! 20 , 18lS. ! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 _ _ , = = = : _ . _ _ _ . _ . - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - - - - - - 1 -t"IiIE OMAHA DAILY BE1 1 rCOUNCL nJlFS , OFFtC . . . NO. 12 PEARr STREET Delvet by errle to anr put of the r1 , . 1 W. TILTON , Lessee. T1LEPI1ONtS-flusnegs offlce No. 4 : nIght pdttor. . No 1 ' - JI."UI MIXTZON. Ornd , Council Dlur . E. F. Clark prop Mayu neal Eatntl agency 639 Droadw"y , There were alx auditions to the Christan church Sumlay. Henry Schnlppel of Silver Creek and tag gle ; Golt of Keg Creek to\'nahlll were mar- rier yesterday by Julco Vlen. There will be confirmatIon Eervlco at St. wi Paul's church nxt Friday evenIng , at whIch I . Oshop Worthington will otflclate. \uI Barnum reported to the police yesterday - day that hie bicycle had been stolen from hh place of business , 120 North Fifteenth street , In Omaha. W. J. Whiting flied an Information In the city clerk's oOco yesterday charging Sam Geary with rIving his horses too fast. Both parties Ivo at CutOff. The arguments of the atorrys In the trll1 of the case of J. D. 1 llmunllon against flaker & Co. , the Swis music box manufacturers - facturers , were heard by Judge Thornel ) 'es- terday. A marriage license was grntell 'esterday to George 01cr . aged 43 , and Irena lcCor- mick aged 29. the former from Omaha and the latter from Lincoln , They were married by Justice Walker. Zeph hughes charged with passing counter- roiL mon y , was released from the county lal yesterday by order of the United States marshal long enough for him to attend the funeral of his sister. Mrs. C. H.V. . Brown died Sunday night at her residence ] , Hil Igh street after all illness of over a month. The funeral wl take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Congregational church. George Wright bought the $ tiO wheel formerly ridden br Mack Ooodwln for $5 at ni auction sale on the street yesterday. 1 Is reported that he will ell In an application - cation It the next regular meeting oC the club ; for the position oC captain oC the Ot\ymedes. - ( I. n. Hammond & Co. commenced injunction - junction proceedings yesterday In the district - trict court to prevent Constable A Itroy and JUstice Walter from selling their wagon , which was seized a few days ago on a judg- ment rendered In favor or Henry mseman & Co. A complaint was made to the city marshal ' yesterday that n. N. Merriam had been starving his horses. Marshal Canning made a trip to the Merriam IJlace , but found that the horses had vanished entirely . whether by hunger or by the door has not yet been learned. J. C. Moray's attorney argued a melon for I new trial yesterday afternoon before .Judgo Thornoli. The case was taleen under advisement and a decision will ho rendered ' this morning after which Marcy wilt 10 sentenced - tenced uuless the court decides to grant a new trJal. An Omaha peddler ! who ventured to the cast side of the Missouri last Friday lost a package containing $ Hi worth of clothing , 'vhlch was found by a genteman. ! The police have no record of the name of the loser and the peddler cannot get his goods until he Introduces - troeluces himself. Mr. and Mrs. O. If. Jackson were pleas- anty reminded of the fact that they had been married twenty-six years last evening by n number or their friends , who met at the residence of E. D. Gardiner. and then happened . penOl In on them unexpectedly. The even- ) Ing was spent In various amusemonts. George F. Wright has returned from a trip to Chleno , where he went expecting to n , up the deal with M. D. \al xII for the lease of th driving park. lie comes back ! with less faith 'Vnlxel than when he went and the deal , he thinks has about fallen through. The running meeting . however - wl go on In June without \alxel as well , as It would have done with him. The Hall melon for a new trial will be argued In the district court this morning. i , The tight over this branch of the proceeding wl unloubtedly be a hot one. I Is rumored that Benjamin & Preston took charge of the defense , with the understanding that they were to have a deed to Hall's house and lot at tIme corner of Thirteenth street and Twentieth - toth avenue , In case they cleared him , but were to get nothing If they did not. I " ' 1100 Copeland had a preliminary hear- ; Ing yesterday afternoon In .Iustice Cook's court on the charge of assault with Intent to kill. Samuel Richardson provell by the testi. molly of several witnesses that while they were quarreling over the possession of some barbed wire fence Copeland drew a revolver and aiming It at 111m pulled the trigger several times. Fortunately for Richardson , the weapon was one of the non-exploslvo Ihind anll he escaped Injury. Copeland was bound over to the grand jury and his bond was fixed nt $150. The Cedars or Seaters. who were enjoined ' nt the instance of Nor Murphy from put- ting up a shanty on her land south oC Manawa several days ago have fed an In- formation In n justice court charglnf II. C Pomeroy wih obtaining money under false protenscs. They claim that Pomeroy , who lives at IielIevuo . sold them the land for $200 , saying that he had a good title to it. Uo eloped with the money , and left them to fight It out with Mrs. Murphy as be ! they could. The ofcers have been unable to get 1 glimpse of Pomeroy. p 'We hAve over $300,000 to Ilun upon 1m- proved Iowa farms. Farlers desIring loans can save money by dealing direct with U8 , thereby saving agent's commission. 'We do not loan on wild landi nor In Nebraska. Lugeo & Towle , 235 Pearl street. \hut I" In n :010 ' Rverything If applied 10 a Uardman PIano , sold by Mueller 1ano : and Organ c6mpany , 103 Main street. . Seed potatoes northern grown . Early Ohio } Early Hose , lurhauk and sweet potatoes , onion sets : special price on large hots. J , H. Suler , wholesale fruits , Counci luas , Ia. Council Iurs horse marltet. Auction sale every I rllay afternoon at 1lel's barn. Dring In your horses If you want them sold ) A. IIAI1TNEY. Dr. Lousel ofee no 5th ave. : tel. 180. 1':1,0..11'.11.1 : I ( ll,1 I'Jt , ' - T. B , Bardsloy of Walnut was In time city felterday. # T. O. Dawson loft last evening for Des 1olnes , to be gene two or three lays ' J. It. I'urcol has resigned his position as bUblness manaper of the Nommparoii , but I baa ) not been decIded when It will take ef- fect. t fect.Mrs. . A , W. Street , who Is living In Florida since leaving Council 1uffs , Is In a danlor- ous condlon : us the result of a recent surgical operation . County TreasurerV . II , leed his been communed to his bed for several ( lays by a severe attack of time grip , which threatene to turn Into pneumonia " , but Is now better. "These arc my jewels , " sahl the patrician malron. Cormielia . as she exhibited her toga invested hOYI. To keep model household jewels buoyant al\l healthy Insist upon being supplied wIth time acme of ! aIlng Fowderf-Dr . 1rlee's. Ir"rewel tn Iho Pastor. This evenin.a farewell social will be gven : In the lalllst church parlor In honor oJ Iev , J , n. Davis , who leaves April I for his new fold of labors In Cha'ron , Neb" A musical and literary 1Jlgram wi be rendered - dered anti refreshments will be sorted , : . navis has made many friends during his stay here and there w ! 10 doubtless a large number 11resent to say coodhye. The l.ast. This II time last week of our great half price fale. Over 40 frames and Pictures Eold. Como tills week and get your frames tnd plcturoi for Just hal price , Open even- lags. H. I. . SITH & - CO" , 45 Main St. 1,00 bU , seed oats at T. Ilisbton's , 2406V. . liroadway. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m' . . 'J'.I Dr. Parsons , over Schneider's , 64 I'W1 , Tel. : m. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Dlvls , drug , pii nt , Slas man , :00 D'WAY , . ( . . , . _ . , NEWS \ FRO1 1 COUNCIL tUFFS - Oity Council Commences the eelectlon of Appointive Omeara for the Year UAM.D : A CLERK AND TItH STOPPED N C Ihlll' * " Oet" the riumn-Apphleatlons for other 1'lncC Fllrt for Reference -Mn'or Announces Comlileel for limo Comln Yenr The city council met lat evening with Mayor Clrver In the chair and Counclmtn Inrtow , Irewlck , Drown , Grahl , Green- shields ltislmton . Shubrt and Spetman present I'ery seat outside the rAiling was occupied and the aisles were fled with spec- to tore. Mayor Cleaver announced that he had made some changes In the commitees announced at the follows last : meeting , They arc low composed as Finatmce-Spetmnn . lrellck and Bartow. Judlcar- lalstw , Greenshlelds and Spet- man. Streets and Ale's-Brewlck. Shubert and lhton. ' ' , Shubert and anll Bridges Brown. City Propert-rahl Cali9 rind Prlnting-Grcensiiields . Dar- stow and Grahl. Fire and Ligihtsflrown Oreenshlehls and Itishiton. HKhton. Polce and Ilealth-flisimton , Drown and Ornbl. . Waterworls-Shubert , Spetman and Dre- wlclt. The election or n city cleric ! was then taken up. Alderman Oreenshlelds nominated N. C. Ihllps amid Spetmnn nominated L. Zur- muehlen , jr On the first ballot Phillips was elected hy a vote of I to 3. The eluston of repairing the city jai was referred to the comlltee of the whole. General g. F. I Test presented a communi- cation asklimg the council to make provisions - visions for letting out the city funds to the hIghest bidder and requiring the IJnlt nvlng their custody to put UII 0 sufcient bond for theIr safety. Irs. Peterson. living near the corer of Sixth street and Twenty-secom avenue , put in 0 claim for $1.000 damages for Injuries received - ceived In a fall on a Illeco of defective side- walk at that corner. It was referred to the judlclar conmmmiittee . Ed Burke and Sam Dobson put In applica- ton for the ofco or poundmnster , S. " 'Lker anel Jules Lund for meat inspector A. Felen- treter for health inspector and 1' . D. : lolaz , N. P , Bethers , Fred Chime and O. P. Maxwell for street commIssioner. All wert placed on o until next Monday evening when 11er- haps some of them wi be electe' ] . A petton slg\nell \ by L. A. Caspar and 192 others was presented , asking the counci to pass an ordinance forbIdding any street raIl- way company to run its trains at a greiter sped than six miles an hour. An ordinance accompanied it. Mr. Casper and Mr. Iunyan made speeches , from which I appeared that the cause for their complaint was not so much that the trains were beIng run too fast as It was that the compnny hall recently given upper Broadway the cold shoulder and commenced running all the Omaha trains down Main street. Casper said that another petition had been circulated al over the city by a brother of the motor company's electrician but the , young man wandered Into a motor train one day to tale signatures and Superintendent Dlmmock of the motor company learned of it. He had compelled the electrician to get the paper away from his brother and so I was missing. After the meeting was over the animus of the move was made stIll more apparent by Casper exclalnlng : "We don't want the trains run any different , or at least we don't want them so very bad ; were just using this IS a club. " The ordinance was referred to the judIcIary committee. Alderman Spetman called the attention of the councIl to the fact that there were $40,000 of Intersection paving bonds that could be refunded at a lower rate of Interest than they were now drawing , and at his sugges. ton the finance commlteo were Instructed to begin correspondence with bond purchasers for the purpose or making the desired change. ' No young lady Is really accomplished un- less she unlerstands fine cooking. The finest Is done with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hmlo1 In 1 lurd"r Case. Court Reporter O. C. Oaston has just completed - pleted the transcript In the murder case of time state against Walter Case of Audubon county , an appeal having been taken from the district court by the defemidant. The crime was commItted a year ago this month at a school house four mIles sOlthwest of Audu- bon A dispute over a girl had Involve Walter McLaughlIn and Frank Lelb In dliii- Waler culties. One night there was a meeting of the literary society of that community at the school house , and Case and McLaughlin fled up on bad whisky and went out prepared to break b1d time meeting and whip Lelb. The evidence showed that a conspiracy hind been formed with that enl In view. Lelb was brought outsldo the building and 0 fight en- sued , In which he was stabbed In the stomach by a knife In McLaughlin's hands. Lelb was taken to time home of a neighboring farmer , where he died less than three days later. McLaughlin and Case were b < tl tried for the crime and the former received a sentence of twenty-two years In tIme penitentiary and limo latter twelve. McLaughlin Is now serv- Ing Ills sentence , but Case has tlten an ap- peal to the supreme court. " ' 011'6 Hot I' nro Thil ! It Is the Insurnnco gasoline stove , the only gasoline stove made that a child can play with and do no harm. I takes care of itself : can 10 blown out , left open or turned Isel on , and there Is no llsslble way for the gasoline to Ignie or explode No fnel or odor , no drllplng of , gasoline , no burning your house down or burning your wife or mother-In-law to death. No misery , no funerals - nerals , no deaths or use for an undertaker IC you use the Insurancc gasoline stove , as I Is absolutely safe. I you don't believe I ask any of our competitors . then ablt them to blowout their stove and leave I open for ten minutes then apply a match to the stove as wo do with ours and see what will hap- lIen but b sure to be a quarter ef 0 mile away before he lghts the match , as there Is sure to be an eXllloslon ; then wo would not get to sell you an Imurnnce stove , as there would be a funeral next Ilay. BROWN'S O. O. D. . Sale Agents. Marcus' fire sale Is drawing the crowds Time stock consists of men's and boys' clcth- lng , stoct ' furnishing goods boots arid shoes , hats arid caps trunks anel valises. Time goods are slightly damaJell by smoke , but not an article Is offered that Is not worth two or three tmes the price asked . Open evenIngs The Aberln , strictly frst.class. Cuisine unexcelled . Beautiful rooms. Sixth avenue anll Seventh street Council fluffs . tntnl In limo "lllrn CaNe. Mamlo 1011ns , whose tender affections she alleges have been so ruthlessly slaughtered by J. W. Squire filed a motion In the United State court yesterday to have the case re- manded bock from that court to the superior court from whIch I was taken on a motion by Squire ler attorney , J. J. Shea , claims that the defendant has no right to have the suit removed to the Unite States court when ho has been sued In the courts of the state In which he re\le. The April term of court will open this morning Judge Woolson hvln ! arrive ] In the city lat e\'enlng. lila health has been greatly benefited by his trip to California. VAs "ICTUI1 WELL oS " 1C1IMlZLR. Siefert BloC ! nlored 8u1owhnt Through lOldenco In nn . \ccimleo. Siefert Itief . the Bomer township farmer who was arrested In Columbia , S. C. , as an al round forger and got himself released on a writ of habeas corpus Is still In jai , having been rearrested on another telegram sent by Chief Scanlan making more specific ' charges against him. Yesterday Scnnlan received - eelvell n telegram from Heir himself . raying that he would come without requisition papers . It ho hnd a warrant for him Constable - stable Baker probably has the pap rs by this tme , iioi ever , so that he will tale him . anyway. I seems that felt . who did up his friends wih such reckless abandon . was himself the victim of overconlhlence In human nature. : Jchael Van Scort who lives near the hid I farm and has worked for 1cf , Is said to have been In wih him on the deal . and hal received instructions from him to run six mich cows , two 2-year-oiii heifers and a horse over to South Omaha and sell them The two hind agreed to meet at a certain place and time In Omnha. Hef was there but Van Seort was not. Van Scort It seems , knew that the stock was all mortpaged , and as long as ho was goIng to be crobkell any- way . thought ho might as wel get all the Ilrofts that accruel from his crookedness. lIe has not been seen since. A. P. Claterbuck of Gammier township traced him as far as the sand bank near lynster springs , when all trace 11snppearee1 So far as can be ascertained no enC crossed the bridge with any such herd of cattle. Mrs. Van Scort Is considerably worked up over time disappearance of her imusband 10TOS HTOII . I'or n I'o\ hays \0 UtTer time I'olhnvlnl List uf leolrnblo : h'rlhtllRo lt Orelt ) ' lelluco.1 I'rleeo. Thompson's glove fitting corsets. that sold from $1 to $1.il , at 29c , range of sizes 10t . complete. Jackson corset waists , former price $1 , re- ducec to 50c. See extra values offered In belhpeads. $1.50 crochet and $1.75 MarseIlles quilts re- 11uced to $1.19 each. See slow windomv , IOO dozen hand embroidered and initial hand- kerchiefs , worth Sc , reduced to 3c or 2 for ' 5c. 5c.A A new line of Irish point embroideries just recelve See our prices. Ladles' nIght gowns , worth from 45c to 65c. on sale at 39c. 45c ladles' tucked skirts at 25e each. See < show window display for other prices. Big lot of silk finished Fomihard's figured mulls and Swieses worth from lOc to lOc , to close at 5c a yard All sizes of children's lght wool and cashmEre - mare hose worth 25c , at 12yc a pnlr. FOWLEI DICK & WALKER . Council . Bluffs . The Inurlc6 O. ollo stOve . Introduced by P. C. Do Vol In IS94 , and sold by him this season. Absolutely saCo. Can't explodo. No danger. Do sure you get " . " the "Insurance. 1' . C. DE VOL 504 Droallway. You should see the broIler and roasting oven on the Reliable Cabinet gasoline stove Wo have the regular Quick Meal generator stove and the Juniors for $2.50 for two burner stoves. Col 's. 4 Main st. Yes , the Eagle laundry Is "that good laundry , " and Is located at 724 Droadwlj' . U In ! oubt about this. try I and bo convinced. Don't forget name and number. Tel. 157. JI.1 Risgemlimle's ' MIllinery nlsllay WIll be Thursday evening and Friday afer- noon and evemming. Ladles who desire to see up to date millinery will need no special In- vitation. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The auction sale of shoes 1 still running , and the longer I runs the cheaper the prices I I of shoes become. $5 shoes arc still being I sold occasionally for $1. and you can get any amount of bargains at 25 cents on the dollar. Irld,1 'tour by Iticycle. Ed Fuse and Miss Kale Dolson started for Nebraska City Sunday morning on their bicycles. 'Vhen they reached there they decided - cided to have a marriage ceremony per- formed , and carried their Idea Into executIon at once. When a telegram arrived durIng the ilay announcing what had been done It was a total surprise to the members of the family , although Mrs. Doison the mother of the brIde , claims she knew of their intention beforehand. They fnished up their bridal tour yesterday afternoon by riding Into town on two bicycles made for one. The groom repairs bicycles for S. M. Williamson and the bride has been hiving with her parents , : lr. and Mrs. T. D. Dolson , at time corner of Fourteenth street and Ninth avenue J. n. McPherson , florist , cut flowers and plants. Design work a specialty. Wire or- ders fay or night. 1281 E. Pierce , Council fluffs. _ _ _ _ _ nev. W' . 1. H. Reese . D.D. . will lecture at time Broadway Methoist church next Sunday evening on "Charity . " wih the Christian home as the central theme . Admission free. - Evans' Laundry Co. , & 20 Pearl ; tel 290 ; shirts , colars , curs , fine work a specialty . Meal tickets good for 21 meall. ) ' . ely $ eacll , at Hotel Ir.rnan Gas heating stoves for rent and for sale 1t Ccuncl .Dues - Oas company's p oflice . OMAHA FOR ITALIAN READERS. object of thc " 'IsiLto time City of Count II.d Cu mm mm . . i \Ilon. I . Count Alessandro Oulseppe Valerie Anlona of Italy and the Countess Antona are guests at time Paxton hotel. Time count Is now a rosldent 01 Detroit , Mich. , and his wlro , an American lady , was formerly Miss Annett Josefo Halday , whose contributions to the "Outing" have made her name fammar to the readers of that magazine , Count Antona Is furnishing for an Italian newspaper syndl- cato a series of arlcles on AmerIca - I lea , which wi be later 11rnted ; ; In book form and In this work Is much assisted by his talented wife Ho converses fluently In limo chief modern languages - guages and has been attached to the Italian legalons In Oermany and ACrlea. Not yet being a citizen 01 the United ( States , ho was last autumn offered by the Italian government - ment a diplomatic Position at Cairo , Egypt , which ho declined . The count and countess will be In Omaha two or three days , gathering material for the object they have In view CAThOLIC CIRCLE - , " , , STIRRED " Archbishop lenncrsJ of thbt5jue \ ooses 1 Sioux City Obtrc : - , PPU1AR PRIEST G.VEN : , . A , VACATION _ , I , Inhlmicim limit Congregation Indignant nnl1 Inlhlln tRI Conrtgnton lnlnRnt Proposes to Carry time :1IIfr to Mgr , Satol tq lolnnll Ih I\efl tlte- ' . , meut of Father 1'lqnh. SIOUX CITY , March 25.-(8peclal ( Tele- gram.-Catholc ) clrclts In the city are ' stirred the action or Arch- greatly stlre ulI o\er acton bishop Hennessy of Dubuqlo In summariy crdHlng the Church t St. Jean Baptist In this cIty to be chotcd. 'rime church was started ] several ycars ago and has Men In charge of Father L. 1.1uln. the . most scholarly amid popular prIest In the cl ) . lie hall built lp the church till I drew from the membershlll 01 the other CatholIc congrel- tons their most prohllnent amid Inflentnl . with the lembers. I was never popular archblshol' , and at the close of his sermon Sunda evening the pastor announce(1 that he now announced that the record In the , . cases Is so voluminous that It will be 1m- possible to get It trnscribed for this term. It wihi have to go over till the October term , anel cannot be decided till the term In May , 189G. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H mm II road , \ m's ci's tim ' / tim Imluc'c. DES MOINES , March j.-Speclal ( Tele- gram-The ) state executve counci today made Its report reducing the railway assoss- mentR for taxation purposes about $500QQO. , Time Chicago Burlington & Quincy gets UIO,827 reduction . the Chicago & Northwest- ern $ 19Im5. the Chicago hock Island & Pa- cue $1SS,470 and the Iason City & Fort DJdge $15,000. l Time Des Iolnes Union In this city Is Increased $20,0 per mile. Hn.'I ic lsimmiiui'N 1'10 ituim . DES MOINES , larch 23-Special ( Tele- gramn.-Thme ) fast mal train on the Hock Isla nIl mnde the run from Orlnnel to Des Moines , n diltlnce of nf.nve mies , this morning In lilly-nine minutes , leaving the former place Ifeen minutes late at 10:30 : Ind arriving at Des Moines lt 11:37. : The entire run was made In the teeth of a ( strng wimid larAh 1'\ls'\s.t 'orl' . CHESTON , Ia . Marc1 25.(8peelal ( Tele- gram.-The ) Hnrsh Trmiv1ehiti Men's cub of southwester Iowa II/as / 'opened ' held- quarters ald will nter actively Into the light to secure for Sena . . rUlrsh ; ; . the HU- , - bernltorlal mionmmiimation - - . 1t1,1 VI.iii In iiwm ' , Strennmq . CED.\l HAPIDS , la" , 'Jarph 25.-(8peclal ( 'elegram-Hundreds ) of dend IRh of utli kinds hue tile bank of thO big 1 slough 111 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . @ 3 S a S- a a S 8 e a _ " ) 0,3 ( I find the RoY BAKING POWDER superior to all the others in every respect I is purest and strongest i t r WALTER S HAINES M. D. : q ( , Consulting Chemist , Chicago Board of Health. - . . _ _ . _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " e' . e'r Chneoluto Cake Three-quarters cupful butter , two cups sugar , ole and one-hal pints four , five eggs , ene teaspoonful Royal Baking Powder , one cupful nmiihlc . Hub the butter unI sugar 10 a. . wlmlte , light cream ; add the eggs , two at a I whie lght timmme , beatng five Illutes between each addition. Sift the flour with the powder , wblch add to the butter , etc. . and the immilk. Mix Into rather thll batter , and bake In Itr"e cake hums , well greased , In hot oven fifteen mimiumutes. Spread between the layers of cake the following : Chocolate cream , one hint mik , one tablespoonful good butter . one cup sugar , one.hal cup grated chocolate , two tcaslmoonfuls cr starch , yelks three eggs , one teallloonful Royal extract vanilla. Bring the milk to boil , stir In the chocolate , the suge and corn starch , boll five minutes ; . take from the lire , add the et& yelks , stir- "e a u " 'u " ' ring rapidly time wble ; return to the fro to set the eggs , add the butter . cool , and then I add time vanilla. _ _ . _ _ _ _ , V'IltN 111 "isiisiires. One cup , Iledlum size , one.half pint or one- half pound. Two cups , medium size , of sifted lour weigh about one Ilound. One pint of sifted four weighs about one pound. One pint of white sugar weighs about one hound . Two tablespoonfuls of liquid about one ounce. ounce Eight teaspoonfuls of liquid about one One gill of liquid ( one.quarter pound ) about four ounces. One pint of liquid ( one pound ) about sixteen - . teen ouncea. hind received orders from the archbishop to turn over tie keys to the c < mmlll and els' eontnle services , turing the congregaton St ' church over to Father Treacy of Mary's for spiritual imministrations . Tile orders of the archbishop were not dreamed orcEs . The members 01 the church say the other priests In the city arc responsible for the action. They hate determlued to take the mater at once to 8atol , and Ir uec- esmry to Home , and are cnfdent the arch- bishop will not be upheld tOLlAX MAN MANU idiU IS : IACltN EltV. Uclu\.t 11".01 Initamily lCiile.t Whlo ( iin ! ma " trig \ ' . COI.FAX , ha . , March 25.-Special ( Tele- gr'amn-Shortiy ) after midnight Hchart Hus- sell . engineer at time electric light plammt while oiling the ummncliimiery fell Into the big drive wheel or the engine rimmil was killed. ' around the wheel His body was canleel bIg and thrown out on the opposite side Nearly nil his clothes were brim from him and his body rr"htfuly mangled. . HusBel wits about 30 years of age , mitendy , sober and Industrious. He leaves a wife amid three children. Tlw macbller ) ' wus new amid started yesterday . Time drive wheel was located within a foot or the wIl and Hnssel went In that narrow space to do thc oilng and was drawn Into the wheel FATALt.s' IUnNIU ) Wltl.B I'UAYING. ; hilts Irnwn of I.n I'urlo CI ) ' Meets n Uur- rlhlo Heath. CEDAR RAPIDS , Ia. , March . 2.-Special ( Tehcgramn-At ) La Porte City last night while Mrs. Brown was kneeling before the stove saying her pr'et the fire Ilfed out and ignIted her cloth In/ She tried to ex- tngnlsh the lumes , but fnding that Im- possible started for a neighbor' In doing 10 she Ian Into a barb wire fence anti could not release herself. Assistance Inal ) ' ar- rived und the lire was ' Jut out , but not unti she was fataly burned , death ending her sufferings thus morning. IIM MulneM 1.1",101 ; I\"I. DES MOINES , March 2L-SpccmnI ( Tele- gram.-A ) deal has been 'cosed ' for the pur- chase or : the Des 101ne Litder . leading democratic organ of tho' , statio The prospective - pective purchnsers are Salnuel Strauss , a veII known business man or this city , and wel Dawson , formerly city edItor of the Alan " . and Mr. Moore , recently con- nected wih the editorial departments or . the Sioux City Journal arid 810ux City 'rriimumme. I Is ulso said Imt r. c. Dawson of Council mufs wi be Interestcd with his hrothmor In a fnancial way' ' only. The Dawsons are now In Chl ago to get thc necessary funds. Alan Dawson will be editor and Strauss businiss manager of the edior new conccrn " ' . , . , f Lenox rlntemlt. . In Take Ills 1.1. CRESTON , In. . March 25-(8peclal ( Tcle- gram.-Thmomns ) Miigan , a Lenox wel digger , attempted to eommtt suicide by , aimooting himself. le lost $300. which bo intended - hootng tended to use for matrimonial purposes. being engaged to a lady at Ncwllrl , Olt ! Owing to ! loss he grew despondent mind shot himself. He Is still ilvo ant may re- cover. His betrothed Is at his may - lgan has 0 mother at Mexico , Mo. , Late SaturtlY evening Ira C. Burlte- hlmer of Lorinmer who conducts a general store made 'In aRslgnment for the benefit or hlK creditors. Ills liabIlIties are piathid at $ 5.40 and assets at $3,6 ; Inability to collect - lect outstanding obligations was the cause of the failure. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'ruberllo Test" 'tiCCON' . MASON CITY , 10. , March 2-Speclal ( Telegram.-Prof. Stalker o State Agri- cultural college applied the tuberlne test at Alsona , 10. to the dairy herd of C. L Lund. Forty cows were tested. ' 1wenty- flx showed reaction , showing they were I affected with tuherculosJ8. Lund thouht' ' this test unjust. as none lad Ihown time were dlscased. The herd was ther Lunll got Prof. Baker of ChlcugI to make 0 post mortem examination. Five cattle were killed tOlu ) ' . Halter with lIve local PimYsiclans . mnde examlnntol finding four { imahi' aficted and one but slightly. The whole herd will be killed and Inspected Hllruuc 1.1111101 ixtcnded . SIOUX CI'I'Y , March 2-(8peclal ( Tele- gramn.-For ) several months It has been cx- peeled that at the May term of federal court the litigation over the control of the Sioux City & Northern and Sioux City , O'Nei & Western reads would he brolht to In end . I 'Is w u\ e .Junmiblei , No : 1. One cupful butter . one cupful sugar , tour eggs , two cupfuls flour , one-half teaspoonful Royal linking Powder nub together the butter and sugar ; add the beaten eggs and four , sifted with the powder ; flour the board , roll out the dough rather thin , cut with jumble cuter , or any you may have : roll In sUgar , layout on greased tin ; bake In fairly I hot onn ten mlnules. . CJIjt'rhread. One cupful brown eugar and one tab esp on- ful butter , stirred to a cream ; add one cupful New Orleans molasses , and mix well ; stir ant wel str dry two teapoonfuls 10ya1 laklng Powder In two and one-half cupfuls flour ; putting ginger or spice to taste. Bake In one large loaf one bour or two aqlal loaycs one-malf ) bout - - - - the bn'oul along thc river. The loss 19 a heavy one and It will be many years before there Is good ] fishing In theo hilnce. The \ death of time tsh is I accounted for by the strict enforcement of the fish law . Heretofore - fore holes ha\'p been cut In the 1M hy spearers . allowing the air to get to the fish h. 'lls was net done last winter , and It Is believed - lend jhe fish suffocated , .Toiiim W"tfr Ino\l 1 10\R. CEDAH flAh1IDS . In. . March 5.-Speela ( ] Telegrnm.-Johmn ) I. , Wnhier . who line been i pentencec In Madagascar by the French court martini to twenty year Imprlon- liment % vuie formerh' a reshlent of ( tile city . lie nme hrfe from Taml county amid eon hecame a Ipaller nmong the colored iieOlle. \eolle. Front n barber hop be enterl.t time aw olee of lubbard & Deacon and waR nel- mltel 10 the bar Imy Judge Shnne. lie son afterward removed to 'ropeka , lnn. \'loltlc I" , , ' " i.lquor I.a\ MASON CITY , Ia. . March 2-Speclnl ( Telegram.-\\'ilber ) Thu'er of Bllorl was tried ] today fer seling Intoxlcntnl lquor legal ) ' and tnell amid eost ! lie ap- Illall an,1 , was released on $ , 1 ' boml al- John Crosby . jr. . who has been larrlPll hit three wl'ek . was ' 'nrrahnell before Mayor Mail' of telora for abuslu his wife neal hilled $ 2 Inc COKtS. , \ ii . I r'l I'uhlo " ( ' ii , mnl itil rim cmi. , ADolH , In. , March 5.-Spccini ( Telegram. ) -The publc school was ( leetro3'ed by nre nbout noon toca ) ' , Loss , UOO ; Insurance about hnlf that anmioummt. anmioummt.p Time corners tone of good housekeeping Is Dr. l'rice's Cream I'owder . It's sure 1rlce's . Baking Poweer. I's a p fl1SULTS UN TIll I V.\"NI TI.I" . . Lucky UOI lurls Uptime 1IonlY 1'lnccII nn 11m I by uro ' 'hlll ( Ur.\bbcr , SAN FRANCiSCO , "larch 2-I.'or several days owners have becl afraid to start their horses against Lucky Iog amid two races In one week were declared oft on that ac- count. Today two horses started against Heel18 crack and both of them beat him. Lucky Dog was 1 to 4 In the beting nnl big malC ) ' was wagered 01 hIm at those odds. lIe ran I good race but curried too much nml could . withmimm weight not ! et wihin mary half I : length of the other two horses . Simimi- l'lrst ' race . five and I hal fmmrlongs selng : Mtmtimmeer . 98. Chevuler (2 ( to 1. won ; Lodi , 102 , Ic.\ulfe (25 ( to I ) . sccold ; lhlleton , 102 , Shmne (8 ( to 1) ) . third 1'lne : 1:10. : htmmpimael Charger amid Saille Calvert ! Inc Sale also ran. Seeonc race . one-hair mie , mahlen 2-year- ellIs : Miss hirimummnmel lOS , GrUHn (6 ( to I ) . won : .Joan , lOS , Covington (2 to 1 ) seconll ; lIed Pike , lOS , Carr (3 to 1) ) , third 'flle : 0 : : , Gnlsete lIlly . Ouhla f\y. Extract 11) ' . Coda , Spry Lark , dgemont und VII- lento also rnmi. ' 'hlrl I'lce. one mile , selling : Ingommmar . 102 , Isom (4 ( to 5) ) , won ; Miss liuclciy 54 . Icln- tyre (30 ( to 1. ) second : Mary S. 93. Hiey (3 ( to 2) ) , third. TIme : IH : . . Mo\le also rmmmi. ourth race . six furlons , selling : ' \heel of Fortune , 87. Isom (3 ( to 1) ) , won ; Fare 1 . 101. lloyd (0 ( 10 1. ) second ; Boreas , 93 , Sloane (4 ( to 1 ) third. Time : 1:13. : Comrade , : la- day. Johmu' Pa1'ne and Garcia also rail. ca1' race - , six furlongs : Midas , 109. Isom (3 ( to 1) ) , won ; ' 'hor 109 , Covington (5 ( to 1. Beconl ; Lucky Dog , 120 , Carr (1 ( to 4) ) , third. ' 1lne : 1:1' : . No others ran . Sixth race. five furlongs , seling : Ro'al Flush , 107 , Grlln (4 to / ) . won : Sir nlch- luI , 103 , hill (3 ( to 1. secold : 1alnsta ) ' . 99 , Sloane (3 ( to lj ) third. Time : 1:01. : Banjo Knthleen and rfcFarlamie also ran. NEV OIILEANS Iureh 25.-Track fast. Results : First race , ommp mile : Lay On (1 ( to 5) ) won , Void (1 ( to 10) ) second , Florence P (7 ( to 2) ) third. Time : 1:42 : 2. Second race . four furlongs : Bonnie Jean (6 ( to 1 ) won Inspector Hunt (3 to 1) ) "ec- on1 B'rdee S (9 ( to 2) ) third. Time : 0:50. : 'hlr,1 race . six furlon"s : Daphne (8 ( to 1) ) \von Bar uard (8 ( to 1) ) second , Euna (8 ( to 5) third. 'flme : 1l5mA. : 'Fourth race . hanllfcap. five and a half furlongs : Marie S (1 ( to 1) ) won : lnlvcr ( ( to 1) ) second , Johnny McHale ( ( G to 5) ) third Time : 1:08 : ½ . Firh race , six furlongs : Prince Imperial (8 to 6) ) won. Headlna (30 ( to 1) ) secolll , Hev- enue (6 ( to 1 thlrl. Time : 1H : . . ST. LOUIS. March 2.5.-East St. Louis results : First race three-quarters of a millIe : : Iontel won Bill Barnes second , Smuggler third. Time : 1:21 : . Second race , nine-sixteenths or n mile : Billy the Ki won 1 _ . J. Knight second , Lpta third. TIle : 0:59',4. : Third race . three-quarters of a nlle : St. Denge womi Bookie second , Notre Dame third. Time : 1:22. : Fourth race , seven-eights of a mile : Bolnger mvon Cyantha second , Frukle D third. Tme : 1:3414. : Fifth race , nine-sixteenth or n mile : Bridget mvon Annie E secomid Duct Knight third Time : 0:57. : hiram II Ulman,1 nt I'rolnt. BALTIMORE . Md" , March 25.-A , good deal of anxiety Is expressed lest the Illness of John I , . Sullivan may 110 away wih the possibility of bringing the ex-champion and , Jake 1lraln together In n boxing match In New York , arrangements for which were started last weet. ! Since his fIne showing with O'Donnel Klraln has been the recipIent - cipIent of offers to meet several wel known pugiists , He said today : "I am after Sullivan. I would he more to mr advantage - vantage to meet him than anyone else. " 'fhe Atlantic club of New York wants him to spar ten rounds with Peter Maher about the middle of April , and this mornIng - Ing he received an offer Cram Montreal for a ten-roumid hout with Billy 'oods to come off In the later part or April . l'ur : cit n"ll H'ln Matchol. KANSAS CITY , March 25.-A local Palmer says that the backers of Tommy Uyan , welcrwelght champion of the world , and i'atKY Purtell , who defeated time 'errlhle Swedo" at Gulena , Knn. . last week . have arranged for I meeting between these two pugists ! about Apri 15. I will be an eight round contest for points. Ryan and Plrtel have not met In time ring since the later was I novice. Datl began their pugilistic career at the same time , and much Interest Is felt In the proposed match. Purtel has decided to malte Kansas City his home and will train here for his bout with Ryan AFFAIRS AT - SOUTh OIAII1 City Oounci AppoInt Judges and oerb Election for the Approaching , - MRS DOHNfLY PERhAPS FATAlLY BURNED - AU.mtt.l to He'o n 1r In Ilr Stove by I'uurlnl on Irosrne from n l'ul Cmiii- Other New" from thl tRtc CI ) Time city council met In special session last evenln . ! City Attorney Farnsworth WS Instructe ] to settle with 1. N. Thormlykt for $ OO. 'Mr. ' Thorll'kC was badly Injure by driving Into a washout at Thirteenth and Missouri avcnuo about n year ago. lie sued the city for $10,000 , but I Is uneerstoo,1 he will accept $ ,500. JUl1gls amid clerks of election were ap- Iolntll as follows : First V'ard-First precinct jtimiges . T. n. Intchlr , D. F. Ha'le5S , Thomas 1 1)'n. Alex Schlgel , P. Glass ; clerks , J. O. \tm:1. . George McBride. Second precinct judges . O. W. ltawortlm rank Coclrel. Albert llehii'd . J. A. Inl Gus Bonn ; clerks , AI Owens , W. H. Crosb ) ' . Third precinct , judges , 1.'rOl Nlchle , Peter hioncy J. 1.1'elsli . Atidy Miller , O. Van Sand ; clerks , O. W. howe . Jamel 101 a r.l. Second Warl-I lrt precinct , jUdges , A. A. fondly , Fred Kuhl , C. Wltnms , P. Brosh- I . iner John Plnlc ; clerks . J. Iel ) ' . W. F. Bauer. SNond 11rcclnct. judges , John Htrong- Icr I ) . Egamm , J. . Drcnsthmer J. Iolern , J. :1. 'obgls ; cicrks J. J. Loney , A. htavconenlc. Third precinct , judges It. N. Kely , B. B. Stratton , James Ialahau , H. 1(11 , F. . J , Krebbs : clerks , Jame Brolnn , W. T Clayton , Third Wanl-Plrst precinct judges , John Fammmiing Henry Walc , John londan , 1' . Darret , Wiiam McCralh : clerks , James lel ) ' . Patrick Trainer Second precimmet judges . Thomas Conroy , John lilckey , I rnl ( lrennan , John Jacimimimma B. McDermol : clerIcs J. C. Bowie , Thomas Coumdon Fourth " 'arel-JuIJes. Patrick hlroderick. Anthony KIcr. Frank Crlcer , ci. 11 . Bruce , Jeff Cooley : clerks , Anthon Smith , James Ommon. gmllcns & Co.s salon license was trns- Cerred from the . Transit house to 2612 N street. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ShEll CI.OTIiE S CAUGhT FIU . airs . DOluely 1\ly , lurledhlo Trying 10 114'Vlve Ii Fire. Last evening Irs. Patrlclt DOllll ) who lives on Q street , between Twenty-ffh amid Twenty-sixth streets , was badly burned In the explosion of a can of coal oIl . The fire In the stove was low and Mrs. Donnely took a can nearly fail of coal oil and commmamenced fll al commencee to pour It on time embers. All at once there was nn explosion and the woman's clothing caught fre , She rushed out Into tIme back yard , and by her screams attracted tIme at- tenton or mmeigimbors who hurried to her as- sistance. Silo was taken to a bed aud Drs. McCrann and Kelly cale < Mrs. Donnely Is badly burned about time chest and less , amI there Is some fear that she many die Mnllu CIty Un'RII iii. Councilman James II. Dula Is seriously I.The The Avery brick yards , Albright , will rc- sumo work the first of next month. I Mrs. 1 , , ' . S. King amid chlllrel have rene to York Mo. , to visit friends and reiatives. Forty dlschnrged packing house men have left the city for the west during the past \veek Time ladles or St. Brldget's church will give a chicken dinner and oyster supper on elec- ton day at Twent-fourth and 1 streets John Ii. Eggers has been granted a permi to erect residence fats and a bar at Twenty- fourth and C streets , the total cost to be $5.600. This evening at the PresbyterIan church , Twenty-ffh and J streets Mr. James Boyle I wili give his unique entertalmnent-a stereopticon - optcon trip through the slaughtering all \acking houses of South Omimalma A large attendance Is already assured . . Those delicious tea rolls were made with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. . STATE FAIRS ATTRACTIONS. UI811CA5 lcl Mityihrinmg n I'ortionm or : r"rel Gras hero . A number of time retail business men of the city met at time Commercial club rooms last nIght to consider the advisability of producing some specIal attractions , for Omaha during the week of the state Calr. W. n. Bennett caled the meeting to order and Clem Chase was - elected clmairrnamm after which Commissioner -Ut of the Commercial club read a leter In which It was stated that the twenty feats driven In tug Mardi Ors parade at New Orleans , and wmich cost $20,000 , could be purchased at an extremely low figure. Owing to time smsl attmd1nce n S. 'V leo ; Wiiam Flemmming . o. N Ia\'enllort. Ii. K. Burlet mind W. Lyle Dickey were appolntt a commitee to visit the retailers and secure their Ilromiso to atenel a meeting to be held at the same place Thursday evening. - - - - - - - q4/t Shirts HARK o : . READY TO W ARI EVER\ GARMENT GUARANTEED. FIT , FiNiSh . FItS1I1ON . TiE EST. Ask your Outfitter for them. DOLLARS ARE DOLLARS THESE DAYS I ' " Shirt will fit your / pile " as well as your per on. WE WARRANT IT. Your address nail wo'lmnl you our 4. ' Souvenir of Fash-Ion" " cOII.letu . book , L " Factories OY , N.'Y , CLUETT , COON & CO. , Makers. DAVIS' DRUCPATZWLASS HOUSE Es'c'i'ytltliig ) II tno Drug , 1I11t 111 Oil hue lt betel prices ! . Agents for IJOOI'S SAHSAPAHITA , IAI E'S Cfll4litY I COMPOUND. PIEIICE'S MEDICINES , MI1S . YAL1'S 'i'OILE't' 1tihJD1flS Alll all le\tII 1IIIfIChl'H. Brilg your II'ecrlptols ) to us. Wo wi Si\O you mOley es'ei'y tune. Hoglstc'ot CI01'1 \ud registei'ed . proll'etOl. ! MA11j OHDImS 110IIj'f.Y ! 1"IT.I D , 200 BQOADW A YCOUNCIL BLUFFS - - COUNCIL iiLULfF' COUNOI. ' ¼ - . IUJl" I fOi MACHAIJ STEAM DY WOt ( All kinds of Dyeing and Cleaning done II , , the highest style of the art. Faded and . 6tlln",1 , fabrics madl -J- ? to look I as good as JYEw : - YEw . Wcrk new. promptly done mind delivered iii all parts of Clue country. Bend toe' o Price list. ! 0. .11 , % titO11..iN fft - Jroiirlo C ( it' Broadway , nicer North' western Depot , Council - Illuifi. Iowa. Tel. UL - "I AM A WOMAN MID HENCE I SUFFER. " . how otteii this expressIon Is Iiearr nuii l Imow much oftemier is it felti Ainsi ivninoui tb sillier. W'imy , we Cahlulot tell1 hilt We klioW there is one great cause1 nuid that is w'enkiicss. 'l'lie hmeminlmiclteme1 tue tiepressed felliiig , the mnln , tlia dlseoiirzigeiiients , Immileed , nltnost all tluo iillsel'y lung a coinuitmn cmitiso-s'cnkiies. At such tiuiice it w'oiiiuiui uilvnys uiccthm4 fl friend that can be idled hipohi , niul slucli Ii , friend , for inoret ban tsrt'utty yemll'S , iimis been tlimit gi'eatcst of nil r'muietlks , Warneu"s Smite Cute. By Its lllll'IIY aliti iii ; ioi'et' It , ftlL'iiislmt's a ImeolliPt relief for voiiiei In tliciu' liosurmi of iieti , utid If thu great ful eiircsslouis i'hiicli conic up from ( lie lioumies of ( lie lmiiul mtbotit vltat Smift , CIlt'eIl 8i4 tloiie were in'iuti'ti they \S'Otlll ( till \'Oltllllt'8. I C yell , l'emUlCl' , ihi'O a Shiffel'Ct' Call VOll hot tmlle huope fioun tub ; siiggestloui'l EFFS'S OOOOAU 1iutE\KIAS1'-8U'l'1'hilt. ' ' 113' It timontmglm iumowlcdge of the nature ] laws which gcerfl time opeuationimt of digest' 10mm nlml ulutm ml iou , aiitt by a camifimi umpphlca' tioti of time hue 1mrolertles tIC neum Celeetet Co. con , Mr , Epps line pm o htei for cmii' In califast nmmi smmpper mu deiica tei miavoml l'evem'age 1dm ummmmy saure us mimammy imu'au'y tlr'ctor'mm bilis. ut Is by liii' jumlmciotimm limo of simclm iii tIdes of illet that a coimet ltuul"mm mmmay be smalumiiy hull t uium until simummg etmouigim to mcm'i"t cr0 y teilthtmmcy , to di- lense. liunmimetis of mmibtie limamadlee are ihomtlmm aroimnl us ready to nttmmclc a imemerem' there Is s weak inint. Vi's ama ) ' eecmio ummiummy mm fatti shaft by keeping oummn'elvc , well ( ci thfied uu'irmm pure 1)14)0(5 tmnd mm , muromwm iy imourishme&i Irimammi , Civil Scvvtee iiiiZCte. lnda milmimphy u'itim tohhlng ivater or mmmliii , Sot4 only in hair moUmmd this , i , , grocers iabelel timusm JUilCS ll'l'm ; & Co. , itii , , iiommmoec'uathlo , Cimenn. lets. Lontn. Enitinmil. Cures the effects of self-abuse , excesses , - emmiissions , imimpotency , , . varicocele ammO constl. patiomm , 0mb dollar a _ , box , six for 15. For ' " 6 _ - : talc iii , TilE GOOD. MAN DRUG CO. When Buying Fruit Trees , Buy the best. A minute lost can never be recovered , amid it's a calammiity to lose neveral years , which so niammy Iowa and Nebramilca pcopls imavo done 'imen they iirtve bought foreIgn growmm , unncchimated fruit trees. MIINEI1AY DIIOTIIEI4S , TIlE CRESCENT NURSERY. Were born on the lands where their nurse. ry stock is grown , tumid years of patient , itmteiigemmt exptmrlmumemmt have tutugimt timeimi this best varIeties for tlmis cliuniute. Couisequmeiitiy their iiouime growm stock is as imnrdy mis the forest trees. They ilave a very large stock for tue spring delivery and every tree l wumrrantcd true to umamne. Orchard , Viimyarml , Lawn , h'arking Trees amid Orumamemmtal stock Make no mnlstake 1mm yommr orders. Semmd us your list of wants for prices. We can pleasa you in prices and stock. References : Coumici Bluffs Dnnmks , Coumncil Bluffs Departumien Omaha Bee , amid imromniumeumt busIness men , Ntmrsericmm six mlies north of Council flirts , F , 0. Address , MENET1AY BROS. . Crescent , Iowa. GEO. P. SANFORD , A. W. RIEKMAN , President. Cashier. First Natlo nat Bank ' of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa. Capital , . . $100,000 l'rotits , . - - 12,000 One of the oldest banks in time state of Iowa We solicit your busineus and collections. Wi pay 5 per cent on time deposits. We will ba pleased to see and serve you. , ' S1iociI Moticos-OouciI Oluffs CILISINEYS CL.EANED ; VAULTS CLL'/iNED. E'i flurie , at W , S. ilomer' . . gis hiroatIway. L..ltGlo I'BIVATI4 BARN FOIl RE court house. Apply at lies eunice , Cou ii Iliuht , FRUIT FAItM AND QAItDEN LANI ) FOIl saio cheap mind on easy termmms. Day & hess , 33 Pearl strcet. roll RENT , A NICE 7-ROOM COTTAGE , 1CUR. nisimed ; f'.ne lawn ; good barmm , and on paved street. it. 3' , Oilhcer , 12 Imintmm stied. CINIIOitS FORSALlI , 200 WAGON LOAD $ , 15. flurla. ' , at homer's , 135 ihruudwmmy. 1.O1t itiN'i' , 110U814 , NO. 623 liItOAiVAY , witIL u4evca rooms ; mili'o four roams mu.ijdning at ( iii mironuwimy ; goou cmlanmce nor cutimer irlVl1Q tmmnmtly , beardlimg house or restaurant , E.V. . Jnchson , RAILWAY T1IECARD Leaves I1UItLINQTON & MO. IRVEII , Amriyij' Omaha Ummioim 1)cpot , 10th Masuil 141mm. Onmimlma 1O:1&umn : . . , , , , . . , . , Uenvcr Express. . . . . . . . . . . U:43iij : 4i5pnmm.hiik : , Julie , Moat , & I'uget timid. Ex 4dQpnii ' 4:33pm..Demmvem' : Fxpress. . . . . . . . . . . 4lupmmi : G:4ipmmmNcbmasima : 1iicui ( exeCpt thunday ) . 7:4m'm : ' tllunmm..Lincoimm : Local ( except l3undmu.llZ5mmnmm ; 2:4lpmmm. : . . .Fust i.naui ( for 1incoin ) lJ.iuiy , . . . Leaves IChliCAUO , IJURIINGTON & Q.TAurires OmaaimalunioimD'mot _ , lath . ; m Mason t4ts.jOimmiuima 4Epmn : . , , , . , , . , , Chicago Vestitui , , , . , , , , , , 11:50am : tirflanmi : , . . . . . , , . . , C hilcmmgo ixpress. . . . . . . . . . . 4:15pm 7Opmim. : .Cimirngo antI i4t. Juuls Express , . 8tAiama : hlhlammi..acilie : .lUnctionm Local . , . . , . , Glti ; > imm Fast Mati , . , , . , , . . , , . . , , 2:44mm : Leaves IChLIL'AUO , M11. & iii' , 1'AUi , Aim ivems OmiiuimuJj&n 1)pot. 10th & Mason St. , Omaha 6OOuimn : , , , , . . . . . , , Cnmcsigo iumnited. . . . . . . . . . . 11:20am : illOaiim. : , . .Clmlcago Exurmsa ( eX. him. ) . , . . 0bepmn ; I.eavems CllICitflO & NORTh i WiISTfl , Arrives Oimmuiia Utile ; , Ihpot , lOtim & Slimson His. Omnaiiii 11:01am : . , , , , . , , . , . flaatiflum l4xprL.e. . . . . . . . . . . Glopmn : 4OOumn : . . , , , , , , , Vcmmtiluied Liiimltetl. . . . . . . . . 9:40am : : , . . . . . . . . . . . Valley I.ocni , . . , . . , , . , I9OOpmn : 5:4pmmi. : . ' ? . .qnmaiui.Cuil9igq 5ieizm _ . . . 2ltpnm : Eei5iIlCAC.O , it. I. & l'ACIFiC. FArrives Unialimi ( Jimic'n 1)eiot. , 1011 * & 2.hasomm sims , i ( Jimimmhma IAST. in : 'maiim. ' .Amiantio Exbremm" ( ex. tiUimdmmy ) , . 6tilpmmi : : . . . . . . . . . . . . Express , . , , . . , . . . , , t4amn : 4 : Uuimi , , . .C Imicagu Vetibuiel Iiimmited. . . , I :01cm : 11 : inummm.OkiuiiOnma Ex , ( to C. 13. cx. iiummi1'Jlpnm ) : \'El3T. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ti5ammi,0lciauioumia : & 'leans Sx , ex. hun , , h1IOpn'i : 1iU1)mfl..Coiorado blaiiied . . . . . . . . . . 4OOpni : l."avciI I C , , wr , I' . . M , & 0 , lArrives Omnuimajjepol. iltim nad\Vebmmter i4ts..inmaha 0 :2am. : . . .NebrnI4lma I'aesenger ( daily ) . , , , S : llpmmm 4OQi'm. : Sioux Cimy ixprens ( cx , h4ummIiIlanmm ) ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 1'mul Ltiimlied..10:35am : LeaveiliF , , Ii. & 110 , VAI.I.14'm' , lArrives ( Jmnailailiepot.lltlmminmdWebmiiet _ HtJ9unnhia 2:101)1mm : . , , . . , Fast Mali end Ixiross , , , . . , , 4tipm : 2lopnm.ex ; ( , Sat. ) Wyo. 14x , ( cx , Mon. ) , , 4:5ummm : 110ainNorroik ; iixnrcsN tee , i1undayl0:34nm ) : GlOu'am..I. : ' l'uui . . . . . . . . . : Leuvems Ic. C. , H' ! ' , J , & C , 14. iArriv Ommmmuima Unic'n lhpot , 10th & Slasonm dta.I Onmaha 'iamn..Kansa. CIty iay i4xpremms , , . .6'ipmn 11:4iiiiK. : C , Ntgimt Ex. via U , P. Trans. GOmiumm : Leaves I IiIt4i4Otl1I I'AC'ul"IC. AiiTves OmnatmajDepot , iltim mind Webster Hts.lOnnabia lO4ommmn..t ; , Ieuls ICxiiris , , . , , . , , . , , 6OOtuni : 9:30umn : . . . . . . . . . .I. luls l4impresms. . . . . . . . . . 6:05pm : & : lCIiimm..N'bmuslia L.oal ( cx , Hun.p . . . . . 9Oedma : Leaves i4iOUX CiT's. ' & I'ACIF'IC Arri" Omaha 1)epc.t , Utim and \Vebster l4tmi , Ommmmdia : . . . . . . . . . . . h'.mul Llimiitei..10 Slain Leaves HIOUX Cl'i'Y & i'ACIF'lC AuiiVi Omaha Unica iepot , 10th & Mason hits , ( Jummatmmi CIGam : , , , . , , , Hioux CIty I'asenmger , , , , , , . : . . . . . . . . . . , l'aui Limited..iZBpma : Leaves I ' UNION l'ACiFIC. lArrive , OmnahalUemion lepot , 10th & Mason StaJ Onlaha ) Q'flann ' , , . . . , , , , , , Kearney Exu'ress . , , , , , . , , . , 3:4pmn : 2O0pmmm..Overland : Fiyer . . , , , , . , , , & : hbpna 2:0'pin.hJea'tce : & Hirairmmmb'g Sr. ( ex , Sun ) . 5:41pm : 'Z30pm , . , . , , . , , , , I' acihlo Jixprva , , , , , , , , . . lOFsmn : 3llpnmi : . , , . , , . , . , , , _ . . Vast ? .iall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:10pm : LPIuVOII I WAhIAI3ui Rlihi.WA'T , lArrives Omnahialunlen Depot. 10th & Ma.on His I ( ) nmauma : , . , , , , . . Louis Cimnaemi hiail,1ZIipi4 : . 4) ,
