OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY , MAV 24 , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
Saturday Morning. May 24.
PRINTERS WANTED.
A number of Rood printers can Rail Blond
employment nt this office.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
rho ( uncral of Mrs. Owen flucltloy wll
Uko place thU morning nt 0 o'clock a
. , from her Into residence , corner Tenth am
Davenport utrcot * .
Tlio lecture nt tlie llaplist church , Irj
Trot. Edgron of the Chicago Theological Sem
faury.announced for lost evening was postponed
od on account of lllnois ,
Omaha Glee Club In concert wllh Mis'
Mlmilo Maul , soprano , and Mr . 1' 1' . Day ,
contralto , at Iho North Presbyterian church ,
Tuesday evening , May 27th.
The funeral of George K. Allen , who died
suddenly of heart dlioaso Thursdny.nlght , will
occur this nftornoou at 2 o'clock , from Marcy
Btreot near Ninth. Friends are Invltod.
Miss Mlnnlo Maul and Mm. F. P. Day ,
both favoiltos with Omaha audiences. will as
sist the Omaha Glee Ciub In concert , Tuesday
o onlng , May 27th , at the North 1'rosbytorlan
church.
church.Mr , and Mrs. T. C. Orr wore serenaded
nt the Millnril yesterday otonlng , by the entire
Omaha , Glee Club , 35 inalo voices. The recip
ients wora highly entertained , and thorough *
ly npnroclatol the complltnont paid them.
A fire caught In the kitchen of the Hotel
Garni , near the depot , about It30 o'clock yoator
day morn. It was extinguished nttor all of the
lodgers and part of the furniture had been
removed. Not a great deal of damage was
done.
done.Tho Modjoslca company arrived In the
city yesterday and is at the Millard hotel. Mn-
dame Modjoska has a fine suit of rooms upon
the parlor floor. She takes her moala In her
loom. The count , her husband , has n suit of
roomi adjoining.
The Ntrth Presbyterian church people
oror on tha alert and ready to undertake any
II thing which will rc/mlt / Inn substantial bene
fit to their church , have secured the services
of the most popular and attractive musical
organization In the whnlo western country ,
tha Omaha Glee Club , fnr a grand concert ,
Tuesday evening , May 27th , in the roomy
and very pleasant auditorium of the North
Prosbytorjan Church. The club is now
stronger musically than over before It hav
ing a singing membership of 37. Musically
it is constantly improving and adding now
and pleasing compositions to its rcportoiro.
In this concert the Glee Club will bo assisted
by two of Omaha's favotlto lady vocalists ,
Miss Mlnnio Maul and Mrs. F. P. Day. Mr.
Franklin S. Smith the popular conductor of
the Glee Club will have full charge of the pro
gramme , that a most enjoyable entertain
ment is in store fur the North Omaha people
ple there can bo no question. ,
HEIIHAHICA STATB UAZBTTBEK & BusINESS -
INESS DIUECTOHY to bo issued in July ,
1884 , prioo § 4. 50. J. M. WOLFE , pub
ishor,20S. 1 14th St. , Omaha.
PERSON A. D.
11
K. Somlor , of Milwaukee , b at the Metro ,
politan ,
John 8. Ray. Nopnoo , Neb , , IB at tha Met
ropolitan.
\ Ira G. Benton , of Atlantic , In. , IH at tlio
Metropolitan ,
A. M. Davidson , of Crcaton , lo. , la at the
Metropolitan.
P. H. M. Andrew , Dca Molnoi , Is at the
Metropolitan.
B. J. Hudson , of Columbus , IB stopping at
At the Metropolitan.
Avon Dcgon , of Baltimore , Md , , is stopping
at tho'Metropolitan ,
O. II , Hewitt , of Son Francisco , in stepping
at the Metropolitan ,
State Senator KlnkalJ , of Holt county , was
In the city yesterday.
Messrs. Alloo Ilart and G. W. Sandorfl , of
Dakota City , Nob. , are registered at the Mot-
politan.
Mrs. Thoron Nye and Hay Nye and wife ,
nil of Fremont , are in the city , and are tha
guoaU of FroJ. Nye and wife and the 1'axton
hotel.
hotel.Miss
Miss Jeanie Ferron , who Lai boon viBltlng
friends in Omaha for the past few da ) B , re
turned to Dunlap last evening.
Mr. Potter , manufacturer of the colobratoi
Potter printing proas , and llnrry Hart , win
hag a largo press factory In Chicago , were it
Omaha yostorday.a nd gave Tim UKK oflico i
pleasant call.
State people at the Millard yesterday : A
J. lUttonliouso and George Wlidiah , Aurora
Mr * . Wherry , North Plattoj J. 0. Morgar
nnd two daughtorii , Konrnoy ; K. D , Illghton
Blair ; Ed. P. llerryman , Central City ; Wll
W. Maple and wife and M. Darling and wife
North Bend ; Mm. 0. E. Summer and Mlsi
William Summer , Schuylorj J. 11. Ivoa , Oroto
State arrivals at the Puxton yesterday : J
Jt. Markloy , Nlobrara ; Mr , nnj Mrs. J. 0
um . , Wlso , Lincoln ; Frank 0. Zohrung , Lineoln ;
y' * ! L. A , Pulfey , Valley ; J. J. Leas , Nollgh ; P
< V 1L Bchwenk , Norfolk ; J , P. Konnohan
! ' , 2/'p Grand Inland ; M. M. Sullivan , O'Noll ; M
"
Illte , Norfolk ; tt. Uollmun , Nlobrara ; II. C
' * \ Melborn , Lincoln ; H H. Ashley and wife
Wymorej Jj. W. Colby , 15oatrlce ; O. ]
't Green , Genoa ; O. M , Flilior , wife and child
\ Hastings ; Mrs. A. L. Keith , Mirs Mary Cor
\ tier and J , A Kuitli , Lincoln ; George ( lett
it 15. A. Collins , Shelby ; F. K. Atkins , Yorl
iti 1' . L. Murphy. PlatUmoutb.
/i
AVel tla Meyer ,
V , , It It now undlnputed that Wlo Dlo Kfo ]
, t or'a Uaturrli Ourn li the only troattnoi
Out will nlwulutely euro Catarrh friuh i
Clironlo , "Very cfllcaclnun. Baml Gouli
Weeping Water , Nob. " Onn box cured mi
Mrs. alary Kenyon , lilamarck , Dakota. " " .
i rotcroi ] mo tii thn pulpit , Itov. Georvo 1
h : lUi. , C < < l'levllle , N. Y. " "On box radfnall
cured me. Hev. 0 , H. Tahlor , HO Noli
Dtreet , Brooklyn' " "A pnrfoct cure after S
years MiUVrli.K , J. D. MoDunnld. 710 Hroui
way , N. Y. , 4ta. &o. Thnunauds of toftlini
nluli arertcoived from nil warU of the world
Delivered , $1.00. Dr. Wei Do Meyer's II
lunlrnt.- ( | Tratlu , " with gtatoments i
f n / H'S vru1' I5Il8(1 ( ro ° uU , Dewey & Co
' .fr 112 Fulton Street , N , Y
tuo-t.hur & eat-m&3oin
Army Orders.
RocruiU Hatlm P. Eastman and Kol
ert M. Oannou , enlisted at Ft. Ornahi
lieu. , are assigned to the 4th infantry.
* ) . Pnrato Jeremiah Wells , company <
S.ij 7th infantry , haying reported at thoi
- . ' . ' * hoadquartcre in compliance with orde
No. 70 , dated Ft. Bnolling , Minn. , Mi
! 21 , 1884 , will proceed to Ft. Lararai
Wyo. , and report to iiia company coi
mander for duty.
The qiurtermaster'a department w
furnish the necessary transportation , ni
the iiibitance department comrautatii
of rations fur three (3) ( ) days in advanc
at the uiual rates , it being impractical
to carry cooked rations , j
u
THE DUMB SPEAK ,
Annual Exhibition at too Deaf Mntc
Asylnin ,
IntcrcNtlnx Ktorclnca Showing the
Vnlunlilc Work that Is
Itclng Done.
The bright and cheerful clmpcl of the
Nebraska state inatituto for the deaf and
dumb was well filled yesterday afternoon
when the annual exhibition of the pupils
occurred. About IfiO visitors were pros-
out nnd the ninoty-threo inmntca occu
pied ono-tliird of the auditorium nnd
twisted and wiggled and laughed nnd
looked bright just like little children
who can hoar and talk. The exorcises
were opened with prnyor nnd an nddrcss
by the principal , Mr. James A. Gillotpio.
The children them wont through a
hymn by moans of the sign language
while two of the teachers sang nnd per
formed on the organ. The puplla , of
courao , or most of thorn , heard nothing
whatever of the accompaniment , but they
kept time with their signs very well ,
though perhaps that was luck.
A class of aoven or eight were then
called up and n story written on the
blackboard and previously hidden was
disclosed to them. Jt was then ornsod
and they were required to toll its sub
stance by signs which the teacher inter
preted to the nudionco. Simple ques
tions in geography and history followed ,
the answers being written on the board
by tfio children who showed a really re-
morkablo proficiency in penmanship and
the outlines of a general information.
Three boys followed nnd did Berne work
in mental arithmetic quite cleverly , the
answers being written on the board.
The most interesting part of the pro-
gramma wag that which displayed the
practical results of the oral method by
which many of those unfortunate persons
are being taught to hoar and spunk. A
class of four all of whom could speak ,
while two could hoar , appeared and de
livered aoino recitations nnd answered
questions by word of mouth quite intelli
gibly. The articulation in some cases
is labored nnd the pronunciation not
very distinct. But certainly wonderful
progress has boon made in the year
which these pupils have been under
training.
The iioxl close was a somewhat larger
ono of the same grade of progress. One ,
student a young man of twenty-two , who
was graduated at this institution two years
ago , as n deaf inuto made an astonishing
exhibition. lie has been taught to hoar
sounds quito readily and his replies are
in almost ovcry case easily understood.
The others also showed very gratifying
ability to comprehend sounds , though n
wide diversity in their power of replying.
Several amusing little drumatio
sketches followed performed by the in
mates in a very intelligent and pleasing
manner. The parts in the first were
discharged by those who had learned
either to hear and talk , or at least the
latter. This was the most perfect exhi
bition which the day afforded of the ex
cellent results that can bo attained in
relieving those unfortunates. xlu the
rest of the plays the dialogues were car *
ried on by signs , but the pantomino excellently -
collontly acted kept the spectators aware
of the plot. In all of them the young
actors displayed sDrightliness.nctivity and
wit. The exorcises closed with another
hymn and repeating the Lord's prayer in
nitons.
The method of teaching employed at
this institution and responsiplo for auch
wonderful results in making the deaf
hoar and the dumb speak has only been
in use about four yours. The honor of
its discovery is duo entirely to Mr. Gil-
lospie , who has made the instruction of
loaf mutes a life-long study. His sys-
om has obtained for him a vary vrido
olobrity among educators of this class ,
, nd will probably bo introduced into all
ho institutions in the country in a short
imo.
" \Vo use the audiphono a great deal to
tart the SOIIBO of sound , " said Mr. Gil-
ospio , after the exorcises were over.
'What is the audiphono ? " "It is n shoot
f gutta-percha about a foot equaro and
loxiblo. It is about half rolled up , and
ho edge is applied to the tooth. With
hat wo can nunko these whoso sense of
earing is not utterly destroyed dlstin-
uish oirnplo sounds , such as the
owols. Alter wo gut the activity of thu
onso aroused , vro abandon the audiphono ,
nd drills the pupil with words. Wo
invo thaso here who have learned to hoar
nd talk in ono year , and to distinguish
ounds in a fuw months. It is struugt
ow the soiiRo will develop when oneo it
i started lu lifo. These who can hem
nd speak a little now , will soon bo able
0 converse Intelligibly and hoar all
loiacs in on adjoining room. Can I
'ring ' all dnaf-mutes into ouch a oandi-
ion ] Not by any means. Nol
moro than 15 per cent of then :
But that ID per cent , is an immoasur
iiblo advance over the results of othui
methods. Besides , of thoHo whom it if
mpossiblo to make hoar , the great ma
ority can bo taught to spook. Wo toaol
hi'in to understand lip language that is
the motions of the mouth and to auswi'i
10 readily that you would not know the ]
were deaf. When they graduto mail ]
are ob'.o to enter some of the trades o
dn clerical labor without inconvenience
Wo train the boys to bo printers , carpon
tore , larmero and mochunics. Some o
the girls show a romurkabln talent fu
painting , drawing and line noodle-work
and I think can bo trained to do vor
good work in these lines. "
Several specimens of drawings , fane ;
work and ono very handsome cabinet , ol
mudo by inmates were also exhibited
1 he crayon drawings by ono pupil , Mir
Mary Toner , whoeo parents reside at 151
Howard street , are worthy of imrtioulai
mention as works of croat merit.
The state hos reason to bo well sr.tit
fiod with the excellent manner in whiol
the work of caring for thi'so persons i
being uarried on. Nebraska is far beyond
yond any state In the union in this re
Bpoct.
3AZOLO's"ABRIVAL ' ,
The Hlght Kan Hpyrtml nil Possibll
ty or Doubt ,
Sheriff Miller arrived from St. Pai
yettciday , having in chaago the Ita
ian , Gazolo , who murdered Louis Xory
in this city July Oth , 1880.
The crime , ait far as la known , was
cold blooded murder , and oa uch wi
have to bo answered for by the man now
in custody. Gazolo had succeeded in
ovadlng the oflicors for nearly four yean
but there is now no doubt but that the
tijjht man is behind the bars as ho hat
been fully identified.
There is an indictment against him
.ind ho will bo tried nt the next term oi
the district court.
This makes five murderers who nro to
bo tried at the next term of court
AUK YOU GOINU TO ISUKOl'E ?
In another column will ho found the an
nouncomontofMwi < < rs.Tltog.COOK.&SON
Xourlnt Agents , 201 Uroadway , Now York ,
relative to the very complete arrangements
they have made for tours In JMiropj the
coming Spring and Summon "Cooks fcrcur-
nlonlst , " cimUlnlng maps and full particular * ,
will bo mailed to any address on receipt of 1U
Attention Hooks ,
Special meeting Sunday afternoon at H
o'clock , regarding the observance of Dec
oration D-iy. D. S. MITCHELL ,
E. G. UYLKY , SPC. Pros.
JMrn.
And all other famous wommi imvo won n rep-
utatlon for facial beauty. A line complexion
niakos onn handsome , even though tha fnco h
not n perfect mould. Iturtlock Jilooil Jlittcrt
act directly UMin the circulation , and so glvo
the nkln n clearness and smoothness othorwlso
uiiattalnablo.
THE COUNCIL'S CHOICE.
RjyDrWiirlliiigtono ] , [ Detroit , olGcteil
as Bishop ,
A Long CauvasH wliloh Finally Ho
Hultod In tlio nlovo Selection.
The seventeenth annual council of the
diocese of Nebraska , Protestant Episco
pal church , mot Thurrday morning for
the second day of the session. Ro v. Dr.
McWamara occupied the chair.
A resolution was introduced from the
chapter providing for placing the entire
management of the Child's hospital and
homo in the hands of Mrs. Clnrkson. Re-
forrod.
Mr. Julian Metcalf , treasurer , stated
that the expenses last year to ho paid out
of the diocesan general fund and that it
would probably full § 160 short.
The council adjourned at 10:30 : o'clock
and all of the clergy took places in
the chancel nnd the lay delegates in
the choir to attend Ascension Day ser
vices.
In the afternoon the council resumed
the nomination for a bishop.
The hrnt ballot resulted as follows , 21
votes being east : Itov. Dr. Worthington
8 ; Bishop Walker G ; Rov. Dr. Thomas 5 ;
llov. Tr. Morrison 2.
A motion to qo into secret session was
lost , and adjournment was taken until
3:15 : o'clock.
Upon reassembling the council contin
ued the discussion over the nomination of
i bishop.
In the evening session ton ballots were
taken for a candidate for bishop , with a
growing support for Rov. Dr. Leonard ,
the twelfth ballot of the entire session
standing , Dr. Worthington , 8 ; Dr. Leo
nard , 7j Bishop Walker , G.
A motion was made by Rov. 0. S ,
Withorspoon to reconsider the motion to
proceed to ballot , ( the effect of which
motion , if carried , would bo to open dis
cussion. )
Major Wheeler moved to amend , to
table and to reconsider. A vote by or
ders was taken ana the amendment lost.
A vote was then taken on Hov. Mr.
Withorspoon's motion , which was lost.
Balljting was then resumed.
After the twentieth ballot a recess was
taken and the clergy and laymen gather
ed around the chair to hear fuller reports
concerning various candidates than had
yet been made. The high fooling and
bitter partisanship which had prevailed
in some quarters seemed to all but disap
pear after this dispassionate talk had in
this recess.
At the twontjfirst ballot the result
was : Dr. Worthington 11 , Bishop Wal
ker 8 , Dr. Ruliacm 1 , Dr. Morrison 1.
Mr. Montgomery moved that as two-
thirds of the parishes were represented
and n majority of the clergy had voted
for Dr. Worthington ho bo declared nom
inated to the laity.
The chair sustained this motion nnd a
recess was taken for 'tho laity to caiivii !
their own preferences.
At the close of the recess the lay dolt )
; atea returned and the roll of parishci
was called , a vote buini ? taken upon tin
lomination of Rov. Dr , Worthington
L'ho result was nyea 14 , noes 2.
Rov. Dr , McNumara , chairman , do
dairod the nomination accomplished.
It was moved to make the nominatini
unanimous , but Rov. Dr. MaNuinara salt
hat ho could not vote upon that , ant
.lev. Mr. Graham objected also to voting
lowovor the council ns a whole ooemoc
jrcatly relieved anil quite happy at tin
ssuo of the election.
On nii.tion of Mr. Guy R. Brown tin
secrotuiy waa instructed tn send u. tele
; ram notifying Rov. Dr Wurthington o
lis nomination , and requesting his ao
coptanco.
After singing the "Gloria in Excolsis' '
thu council adjourned until 1) ) o'clock yea
to nay morning.
Horsfonl'H Acid
Decided Benefit.
Dr. John P. WUBELKII , Hudson , N. Y
xaya : "I have given It with decided bei
ufit in n case of innutrition of the bruii
from the nbuso of nlnohol , "
Tlio Knl lUtt' Tlinuk -
Thursday evening the Knights Tompla
adopted the following resolution :
Jtnoltwl , by the Knlghtu Toinphr of th
gaud jurisdiction of Nobrusku mxeinhlud < <
tliUoccasion. That our cordial thinks nr
hereby oxtomloil for tlio beautiful mid in
prcsalvo lervlneH pertaining to our order lie !
lliU day nt Tilnlty Cathaural , in accordant
\vith the de lrn mid intention of the itt
Ilinliop Clarkson , wlnwo memory we roveri
That our earnest tlmnk-i tire furthnr toinlete
lilt * very eminent Sir Clinton K. Lncko , ima
prelate of thn grand enciunpmtint of tha Un
tfd States , for olwiuout la Unction mid lonn
nl illaconrHO delivered before us in couuectio
with our Ascension day nor vlci-s
W. H. lio\\FN ,
Ji V. WAIIHKN ,
S. W. llAYiS ,
Committee.
Throw Awiy Ilia CriitoheH.
"SufTored from rheum&tiiin BCI badly had 1
u o crutcliox , but thrnw thnm nway nfter a |
, hiiig'Aomin i clctric nil to inv llinba.I no
ft ol better ttiuu I Imvo for yearn. " If. L , Glbb
Slt'J Ulm .troet , Uuir lo , N , Y.
A OniNliuit l'\ior
Yesterday Patrick O'Urlon , an on
ployo in the car chops of the Union Pi
ctQo company , had his right foot crushc
by being run over by a freight car. Th
wounded man was taken to Dr. Mercer
oilico where the lacerated and bruise
member was dressed.
To all who suffer from epilepsy , cramps
nnd nervous affection , wo earnestly rec
ommend the method so universally
cnown and quasi miraculous of Prof. Dr.
Albert , Paris , 0 , Place du Trono. Lot
ail invalids ecek him with confidence ,
mnny will find health who despaired of
euro. Treatment by correspondence
* ltor receiving n detailed history of thecae
ca-o to bo treated.
Trot. Dr. Albert accepts no fco unless
marked benefits follow.
Absolutely P
Tbtl powder never v.l cj. Am ttrvc ! of pure
' rinvh tml wholcomene" . Moro ronotrJcul than
n cnlunry Mnd.i.nnd CA' ict bo bold In compotltio
Ith tha multlludo of low M ; . short wclsl t alum or
> ho phato pondcra. Uold oaly In cans , lloyal ISak-
( f ondcrUo.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jtirspoolalawin pozltlvelynot bo Inserted
unless paid in advance ,
TO LOAN-Konov.
TO T.IANOn Improved farms In No-
MONEY , S.V. . Fcrguuon & Co. , 39 Pcnrl street ,
ouncll BInffa , Iowa. 330-27
MONKY Loaned on chattel property by S T.
1'ctoraon i6th and Douglas. 172-ltn
ONKY TO LOAN In sums of (300 nnd upwards at
M
low rates on first class real estate necurity.
roiTEn & conn
ONKY LOANED On chattel property bj J.
jrONKY , 213 south 14th street. 776.1m
ONKi ' 1OLOAN Inelowoat tuwa ot aitorest
M BcnuV Loan Ai enov , 15th & Dourta 231-tf
l/f / ONEY TO LOAN Insuuw of (300. and upward
VA O , f. Davis and Co. , Uoil tjjtite and Loan
i , UOt Farnam St. 398-tf ,
TJUL ? WANTKU.
A GENTS WANTKD-Fairbanks , Palmer & Co. ,
X rnWIahcrr , , New York and Chlcipo , want at
nco live agentutlmiUjhout Nehrabka. Tonncncr-
etlo agent who will do thoiough work , oichue
errltorya-iJ extra terms will bo imaii , Apl | ) at nnce
n O'orifu Mitchell , General Stito ARent , Omaha ,
Neh , Ollloe In Y. M. C. A. rooms , S. W. cor. 15th
nd Farnam etrcets. < ! 33Gp
riTANTCD Three girls at the Slav en Ilo'el , eouth
V > Kth street 410-20p
WANTED A cooJ gill chiefly for kitchen work.
MM. O. M. Hitchcock. _ 440 29p
WANTED Situation by girl as Ironcrln laundry.
Ca'l at 014 N. 18th bt. 437-23
A' ! rl for kitchen womSll North 14th
WANTED Capitol avo. and Davenport.
432-24p
WANTED Olrl ff/r Roacral homo work. Must be
good washer and irauor. Call at Mo , 20th and
California. 431-tj
WANTED An ciporli-ucod Cigar salesman to
sell city trade. Only these wltn references need
tpph * . Ale salesman now on the road who can
lanillo line of cigars without conflicting with revnlar
me , Qood opening for the right man. Cannon
Iroj , & Co. .opposite poatolllco. 444-24p
WANTED Olrl lor general housentrork. Wages
N.OOper week. Inquire at Edholm & Erlckson's.
413-28
WANTED Good competent girl. Good wasris
paid , 1417 Cass. 451-24p
WANTED Immediately , a good kitchen girl , at
1409 1'lcr ilreet , north Omaha. D.'a :
l\en. 3t5
WANTKD-4 girls , cook waiter , two kitchen glrlf
at Omaha Employment Agency 12 4 Harnov
Bt. 413-ap
WANT D A good man to takoorders for our new
book social lifo In Exypt. ! . 1' . Collltr ,
ker block.
" 1T7ANTED A boy who o n speak Gorman , aboul
16 or 10 j ears of ne to ait on table. Muslin
well recommended. Also a girl wanted at 2Ui S. mi
St. 410 Up
W ANTED ImmeJUtely , a cook at 1812 Dodge
Ht. Uoodwagospald. 417-23 ] )
AOKNTS WANTED-Local or Traveling. DUplc
g oils scl Ing rapiilly , Iluslne > s light , agrceavlt
and i a lly teamed , Eiiwrlen'o not nccna-nry. Sam
plofrco. H. W. MONTilOsS , Oalliti , Mich. 70- >
W ANTED Sewing meihlno hands at 1207 Fainan
btreot. 33J-U
' . Ilurbtr.
P , W. DEIIKSON , 623 Broadway ,
476-24 Council Bluffs , low * .
ITANTHO A girl to ( Mint In the kitchen t 1(11
> Capitol Avo. tf
WANTKD-GIrl lor hou owitk. Inquire at Oil
south 18th street , or Katon'M Gallery , 1320 Far
uainmroet. 3SJ-27
ANTBD A goo-1 clrl for general housiwrrk
W
: Apply at 2419 Ilnrn > eticot. 303 23
\\7A TED due flrtl class trwlng woman and on
V apprentlre , ImiccdlaUlv , by tire. U , W Kin
dull , DioMtuaker , Odd IV.lowu' llUtk. '
\1 'ANTKD Kourflrtt cUas dlulrpr room trlrls a
T tha Occlilcntul Hotel. None odicri need ajijily
\\'ANTKD , Travcllnn nalO'imn , one who Is hat i
' > ling suitable line cf goods to as to take a Una n
cljatu c n c mirlitlon. Uood rcferi'iicon requ.rnl
Adilremi "J. P. " n.e olllcu. a/-tf
W ANTH-Girl for general house work 711 8.1311
TT St between Jones and I.eivinworth. SS24 |
- at No. 1510 Bhrruati v nu
W
347-t [ M1W. J. COUNSMAN ,
\17ANTii : > Several good agents. Apply at once
> > 1B18 CailtoU > enue 314 i'Sp
VI/AM'1'.U-A / Hr tcli s barber v > Ith a llr t clav
outllt to take the new barber Hhcp at the ( ) ix-l
dental. Tliolicat location anil room for the purpuo
In vvjomlng. % ( > nc but u HrsttUsii nmn nccil apply
divbH McCray and Until , Ilulfalo , Johnnon Co
miil if. SDl-SSji
J-A tend ! book binder. AdJrcm It in
\ \ inoint liros , nonioat Nib. 217-t (
\\TANTED-LMllosor gentloinan In olty orcou < ti
t take nirti , light nJ pli'MJiit work at tliol
ott n honiiti ; $2 to 45 day vault ) and quietly male
uork sent by mail ; no canvaislng ; no stamii fa
ro ly. PleaiuaddreM Reliable Uanu'aoturlng Co
Ptiliadulphla , 1'a.
C1TUATIONB WANTED.
\\7ANTKD-Ily nipectablii jounz m&n , a ultui
tion t gardener or any other other rtwpomibl
iK'dltlou. Twojeanrvfereuoigiven. Addr < m "i
W. " ll a olllc * . 4i7-24p
\\rANTKU-A situation by blacksmith , had 3 jeoi
> < cxperlcncn on carriage and 2 ) van on car w orl
Addnw * ' 'I ) . J. F. " H" ) oltlio. 301-23ji
M1BOBLLAHBOUB WANTS.
\TirAVrKI ) Ti > bliuamall horsr orpouytoui
l r ll.'ht'oliicry wagon ( cr About a month
Will bo well Ukeu care of. loqulteat Butchir Kho
N , 18th Bt. 433-27(1 (
A > TiU A ( wre , ctblo board n In print
Ui famil .livlngln nt t-cli location , now roil
denoa with Inth rixim , ta Pleawit front toomi
nlctrly furnl.bod er unlurnUhod. Tf run reaiouabli
AddtCM "II. B , " Bee office. 405 23p
\VANTKD-ny a tingle man , good tlted fa
? room southeast corner i.refcrrcJ. Addrrsr.
O. Box 770. 4S4-24p
WANTK1) A lidtr partner , lama man little
part ml lillt age. Am kit alone , of Rood habit *
mo neither llnuors or tobacco In any form , Have
omo means , but urn not r ch Have lind ooTcet
pcrlcnct In fttock Hl'liiR In the wcHar.d would like
! o ( r.llowit for a hlc. ! Would like a Udy paitnoi
about 35 } car * od ! , with tome mean * . Oieihar could
siiporlntcnd the In-door work wliilo I attonil tn out-
onrbtMlntin Hint be cheerful and tUannnt and
make K homo m re ilpslrable than living n'nno
No onn need reply whoie character U not above re-
pn rh or nhocjinrot elve the biat refiitncc. I am
| > rcpato < l to furnish lame. Addrcti"L , " lUootnru.
3)5-23p
A joung gentlcrran wlthra to corre
ijimd vlth Ik tilca t liig girl or iranlrd
dy. Money no objtct Corrn-ponilfnco ttnctly
connlmllil. Address ' .V. Y. Z. " Il < e ulTlco
S44-2ip
\\'ANTED Ahcncoriiony atil phaiton , If ( ho
* rartocanbohadonMrado for R good lot In
Ilanscom Pjace. Call at tSl south ! 4th ( trett , after
"I'-rn.
\\t N'l Mi - Iluirilcrs lo know the St , C h ilc Ho
M tcl UH Harm * St.b-t ee lth and 13th will
i < lupin * but table boat rl for { 4 00 per week of any
ion e In the city ol q corresponding rrlcc. 22K.tl
FOH R2 > N7" onceB fttid ictn.
F IOU IlKNI IjVKotninlirnl room to u nilomiin
only , NV cor ISlh uriil rarnam. ,135 It
IpJH ' UKNT-Nlcely turntthcd rooms 10J N. 18th.
C39-20t |
T7IOU HENT-Thrcu nicely lurnKhol icons , at 101
JL1 DodRO street.
441-SOi > 3
IOHnENT-linalano i > l"ofant front room well
.V furiilihidlorRcntUmtn ,1123 I Harm y St.
410 ! Up
FOll IlFNT-HrU rlasi huuso 7 room , l , rn , well ,
cMerii , ovcrjtlilnK complete IVtli St. , ono hall
ilocl , N. of Once ht. 421 > 3p
IlKVT-Furnl hcd roamn. Al-o n hnn o nj
rooms suitable lur liousckctjiInK , 220 north 13th
tt- _ _ _ 3.4-2ip
IrUUNISHEl ) rooma and board 030 S ltUh St. near
1 Si. H rj''aiuo 4.2-24p
Fit KENT Cho p , ono plino , ono orean. A.
Ilojpe , 1610 LlodKo St. 410 1m
FOR Hi : NT Furnl-licd room n 1th or w Itliont board ,
If 03 Jacksoiist 4M20p
I poll HBST A > cry dolrablo fun Ishril room In a
' pilvatx fairlly o'o i f the loit location In the
city. Address rotttilllo- , box 670. llfi''Sp
/Oil HKNT House eouth cist cor 10th end
L1 O WHETjAN. 400-23p
OIl HKNT KurnUhcd rooms at 840 2JU. . strcut.
KENT A neitlv Inniliiheil room and two un'
FOTl
( urnlMicd rooms , lOlfi CMuKO street40 -24p
71011 HE NT- Furnished front room , dcslrallo In-
F
citlou Address " 11 0. " cato Jieo oilico 3J3-54J1
FFOll
FOll IlKST To a responsible paitj , a irml pliiio.
Terms rca enable. Iniuro | ! at 2109 California
Htrcet. 331-tl
Tj OIl HENT Oil SALK Seven room house In good
JL' location , aovcn bl < elm from iiostofBco. Iniiuiro
at room 1-1 , Crclxliton Block. SOO-'JJp
I OR IlKKT Nice furnished front room w 1th board
F atlbH Davenjiort St 119-Mp
FFOR
FOR HENT Nice front room with board , suitable
for one or two gentlemen , No , 1718 Dodge street.
S42-2.1p
FOlt 11ENT A furnished front ro-m , 1711 Web ,
stersircet. 310-2Sp
F 1011 KENT Furnished room $3 to $10 u month on
llarnoy St , First housowestof Herald oilico.
2i23w
FOU UEST With hoard. One large front jiarlor
handsomely fnrnWied. Also a lew table board-
rs dcsirtd , 200U CassSt. 302-tf
F I OH KENT T o furnlHheil rooms for light house
keeping Bcimcr'H Block corner fcth and Iluwrrd.
27i-tf
FOll HKNT Furnished room 222 N. IBto.
S35M
FOR KENT House 0 rooms. Inquire cf J , P. Itoo
6th St. | 23n.tf
FS 111-NT 1st chsafl and 7 room houses 8.T.
Peterson. P. E. our. 1' th and DouglM. 173 tl
F : Oil HKNT One furnished ro m to gentleman
and wife , with board 1914 Webster St 7-lrn
IfOU RfcNT In Rodlik's block. Storeroom 120
1 ? feet deen aiid good oflico room. Paulson & Co. ,
o ' Farnam , room 3 , 768-tf
F 'OR ' RENT piano. Inquire at Edholm & Eilck-
;
aon'e. 033-tf
FOR RENT Store room 1509 Farnam St. , by
PA U LS EN & CO. 4 0-tf
I71OU RENT Furnished rooms on the nortttwo
I ? oor. 13fh and Capitol avenue , formerly Crelgnton
tfonno. 1R < V (
RENT Koomo In Nobraskk Nation * Bank
FOR
Building. Most dcslratle offices la the ell ;
'Supplied with hydraulic ele-ttoi an ted fa
teata. Apply at Bank 02d-lf
ran BALB
17 < OR SALE Cummg street property. Lot in Wai-
nut Hill , Knater'aand Donnccken's addition' and
West Cumlnz. L ts chi ap and on easy terms. POT
TER k COBn , 1515 Faruam fctrect. 4VJM
FOR SALE A new house , consisting of D ronrcs ,
closet and pantry , tlsi cUtern ; with lot and o
half ol ground all set out u.Ith fruit trees , grape
vines , In eplcnd'd comlltlon , only 3J (00 Ono i lid
rnsli , balmco InOjca-s. Apply N. E. cor , 15th mil
Dorcas s'rcct ' , south Orraha 4t2 5
FOll SALE A full bred pointer dog l rronths oli' '
and n double barrel breech loading gun at n btr
gain , bt 1321 California St. 430-JOp
F 1OII SAUU Larg now burn with long Icvo or
FniOIl . Jniui'o at the Doran house , 430 27p
niOIl HALr , A llmt-chis 8ock of fincy goods.
I1 nolden opportunity for olU er lady orircntlomar
'mall ' capital , g oa tradu tetabllaned , AdiJrr * ' I
L W. " Bee oir.09. 449 If
ITNOR SALE A new tide bay top buggy thcnp
1 Henry Iloinan. 4S224 ]
SALU-t'tie ' 6x0 engine and huiler in son ,
FOR order at 103 uavcnport Ht. 417-20) )
TXMNTED Six teams. Call at 920 Douglas St.
V 44-i-24p
poll SALE Cheap , -ecoii'l hind carr'ago toj
1 plmttoT. Inquire V428 Dodge. 443-29p
I7 > OR 8\LE 200,000 hard burned brick or ham
1 tlio carnal Omaha or Florence at Umo-t Inwlc
price. Addre Kloienco Brick and Tlio Co. , Omaha
Houell &Cobb , Agerits. Iffl lut
7IO11 RENT OH SALE-Summcr resoit , Raini |
. BOII'B Lo'gn ' , Sirlt \ Lake , Icma. Evtrjthiin
comp'eteand rtady to opon. For partlculir' call o ;
oddtess W , I ) , Sa'ipcon , , No 14iO IJudgo itto t eve
I'utkUh bath looms , 4J3-25'
FOll HALE At a birgaln , 1200 pound vinrlc hors
In good order A. J MAMT.LL ,
424tf 325 Brcadvvay , Coun , II IllufT * , Iowa.
. Two of Iho cholce't lots In Ilanscon
FOH8M.E
place one blocV fr'm rtro t car. Must b BO i
before Juno l.t O. Y. DAVIS & CO. , 16031 arntm
FOH SALE Tot with three good IIOIIHMcryilo
elrablo location , iMJ. Very cany terms Pa'
15 pur cent on the Investment
SU1-24 BARKER .t \YNB ,
FOll HME-Chcap lots In Khlnn'H 2nd nd < IMon
Klrkwood nd Phlnvlew. POIThl' & COI1I1
1615 Farium Uteet , 428 tf
l. 8 roon lioti e , Iaru7"7"ir tiTo l "
1 largo lots In I'apllllun , S2.&WI. BELL & Hlllil
VKR. sra4
FOR BALE OR I i\SK-8ix : bu'Innm lets all o
part of It i n 8 null 18th St The uholg ulll uiak
a very bta'iillul rcjtideuc * . Inijulru BDU uUlro.JCOIf
17 > OR PALE Oil EXCHANGE-40 acto firm at Kit
J. ' horn btatlon Ith large 10 loom houue , br -
b rni > nd outhouioa. J n. Hilvln , hlkhotn h'atlor
or apply 1214 Dodge St , up stalra STS-'p
FORSLKWe offi-r to rincntnen and otcrs ,
700 choice lena lltlftr * 2 jiari old.
70j * * * * | * i
600 " fitccrs 2 " "
600 " " 1 " "
100 1 and ? year old grade bulls
Our cattle o o jarded and wo Invite Inspection ,
_ 2f4-ni ; Strange Urm , S'ouic < 1ty. long.
FVll SA E-Hou e 19x24 and lots tlOil32 , ona lo
on ourvr / In Credit Fonder addition. Prlo
J1.S60. POTTER &UUUU , 16(5 ( Fart.ua 8 % 4(7-t (
bujn n tle ant lot In Hanscou
iJifU Placeon uiunthly iavinent * . If you if to ,
2Sdtf BAiiKEU&UAYNK.
? S LE Half scro lo' within one block o
1OH . Yvr > ulca ground , ISSOuu um tb
ly pa ) menu tint U low than niUl lula are nollln )
for ball a lullo turthtr cut. Barker & Mayne.
4 tf
. \ | ? 0ll HALE 3 bvautlful loU , 7&xlt ) near the beat
t Jl * of Su Mary' ave at | liX > ui < iasy terini. AU <
i S rloimit luU on park * tu onlr VI SJj ouch. lUrkti
I & U ) oe , N. E. Corner Utb ana Fatuan. 2i5-tl
AH
H
RETIRED AND THE INVALID.
t Lines
Will bring ilietu from their homes to the Opcrn lionise. Postoflico ,
Hotels and Depots in
in3VCI3STTJTE1S ,
Giving them the advtmtnge of living on the suburban heights , with pure
air , baautiCul shiide trees and P rlcs. pure Spring Water and Likes ,
Groves and Scenery magnificent , which cannot be equalled. This is a
AND A PARADISE FOR ALL , RIGHT AT HOME.
The Syndicate have arranged with with the railroad companies for ,1
fine , attrac'ive depot , where trains of the following roads will connect
and stop : The Oinnlui Bilt Line Railroad Line , The Union Pacific Rail
way The Missouri Pacific Railway , Thu Omaha and Republican Valley
Railroad , The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska and
the Chicago , Burlington and Quincy Railroad. All these trains will stop
at the depot at the town site. Also at the Stock Yards.
Beautiful trees have been set out on the property and streets laid
out. '
LOTS ABE HOW ON SAL-E
AT LOW PRICES & EASY TERMS ,
at the Company's office , cor. of 13th and Douglas streets ,
over the Omaha Saving's Bunk.
A. UPTON ,
Acsistant Secretary ,
F SALE Ono piano , uj good 9 new. Chcip ,
at , HOBJJO , 1S19 Dcdge. 409 1m
F OH SALE At a bargkln houjo of 0 rooma on i
lot 1223 N. ISthSt. 269 3p
SAIE A flno lot In Hanscom Place Will
FOR
take horse nd buggy or phanton In trade If
you want to trade , calf at 831 south 24tu street ,
after 6 p. m. 390-tf
SALE At a barealn 3 lota on Park avenue.
Inquire 1207 Farnam street. 03tf
'lll SALE OR EXCHANGE-Flret class establish-
Jf dry goods business. Good stock n trade. One-
third cash , halansa good property. Adircsa II. Hob-
en son , cre Bee oflico 365 tf
( OK SALE 'hiap , fine driving horse , buggy and
_ harness Apply roorn24 , Omaha National Bank
Building. 2 6 tf
SALE Second hand light top bug/y and
gents riding toddle Inquire at Tirrcll a d
Cook's Shoo store , 1803 Faroaui St. 100-tt
SALE Very nice 7 room house , ne-v. two
blocks from Park nvenuo strict cars. Host do-
sirabio lotatlon In Ilantcom PUce , $3,010. Tern a
( osy.
osy.Nlro ntw 7 room cottage , near Judge Dundy'a new
rcHldenee , Iot7Bxl4J , $ ) , UM.
Very comjilcte place on Kalrvlew Btrect , near Har
jioy , New house 0 rooms , $3EOO. SDCO down , balance
1 and 2 yearn.
Half 1 t , 4 ro m cottage on leaeant St , S,000.
rliio G room c < ttage , lot eoxltO , guod bain , etc. ,
all now , South avenue ? 2,4fl. (
33x120. 10th street rear nebstcr. Elegant eight
room residence , $1,800
hull lot , eir all hoime , south lth street , 91,100.
Very flno (1 room cottage , full lot , 19th btruct , ccar
Leavni vvurth , $3.0 0.
67.tf BAllKEH&.StAVNE.
7IOR SALK Iwoetorj frame houne , H roouisand
F boll : on C stBiriot , i ear 10th. Cash price , 84 , 10.
POllhll i LOUll. 1615 Kirnaoi Btreit 4 0-tf
< 0ll 8\LK-Tlic giod will ana llntutes of the
1r Crtiiihtoii Ho so , or will tell an > part of the din-
liiv room or M rln'ii furnlturo eeparatmy. Kasy tuinn.
Apply on premised. 783 tf
l ORS LE Two choice Improved farnn of 240
I1 and32u ac en. nil within li niilen ot the Union
fltrck Yards and 0 miles from the U P depot , at a
bargain. POTTEII& tJOUIl ,
ObOtf 1516 Farnam.
SALE -Very dmrablo rejidonoa tor nmal
FOll
ftmlly , one block off St Mvry's 4vonuo , lo blocK
from poatollba I < oo.tloii flue , 3,500 Euy term !
POTIER&COBO 1616Firnain btreot. 621-tN
SALE Net cottage of 7 ro ma full lot en
FOR
( liorglivave. , one bloot fro St car > , for 32 5 0.
I'ot cr k U bb , 1)1 > Karnam St. 162-tf
10R SALE A fliet-Jas9 VOHU & Hon Piano , at a
F bargain. Inquire Edholm & Erlckson'l. 621 tf
FOR HALE Two open second-naud bugglei and
one delivery wagon , cheap , it 1319 " ILuuey St.
_ 839-tf
SALE A small Hosier , Bihman &Co , , Cri
FOR af , almost new. fct this ofllc.o. tf
SALE The gird will and futures of the
rfOH Hous , Will sell the dining room and
kitchen furnl uio tiepaiately or any pa t of either.
Will oxihanuu for Utnils , luts or any tale bl. com
nic-llty , or will take occurod notcsioii long tlu o lu-
quire at Cnl.hton HOUH ! . 105-tf
'OR HALE neVo.e ai.d Sons inarm at a bar
gain. Inqulio at Edholm and hrlckaon'ii muilo
tore , on 10th at. 239 tf
7011 SILK Twenty acres of the Grilten farm , J )
I 1 lulled Ire n the iWolllro. and only two blocks
frttn Pratt'sbUb-divUlon. Will bo sold lu 2 | , 6 ot
lu acre loU Inquire Omalia Carpit Co. , 1611
Dougloitri'ut , 27U tf
I7OU ( HAI.B Farm a mlloa Irom city , near Union
Jj Stock jards. Inquire ut Mrs. Jlejer , oror Roa
der's Drug eUm > , Kth and Webster , 872-
mSOELLANEOOD ,
IiUh tetter pun , 4 tn-nttiH old. Cite In-
LOST or return to 'il'2d Capitol avenue. Re-
ward. 4in-J3p
' Emp'ojmopt agtncy , al kiudj ol help
OlIAi'A on vhort noilcv , 1214 Harney St D.
Iliuck , Ae < ut , 4U-4p
Ainiill bay tuuio cell 3 Jear. old.
STHAYED
Had a Inlior on wheu last fcien Leave war at
thll ottlce , on to where earns can b lud. 4 4-20i |
I OS I' An n\ elope o > ntMilng dUchar u pa , en
- / t Bartel Kl tz , wboccrvodln theUextcAii war.
Fiudcr v ill pleas j leave ut this oilico. 3173p
- . F DAVH & CO. deftTer ln ltaii
RKMOVAL-0.
K Ute mid klortgaga Lo in , have xmoveil to
No. If * 3 Karnam street , upttalrs r omlS onedooi
east o ! their I or me r location , vvlere they nay lu
[ ouiul until completion ol the ni > vv building.
Ti.UvKN UP One ktray rul roan hor.u 8 yeira ol I
Call at A. 8. Ottrom'e , corner Campbell and
I'lonJw , N. W. Omah ) , 2:4 fivr cur ,
STR YED OR STOEN-Cn ) Wednesday morning.
April 23d , n medium size I rod cow with calf ,
about 9 > cars oM. Uasan addltionnl teat Kuward
of $10 will bo paid if returned to the Sinters a Mer
ry Convert , si. Mary's avenue. 923-tf
REMOVAL O. F. DAUS & CO. , DEALERS In
Real Estate and Mortgage LoaiiSthato removed
to No 1603 Frnam street , up BtairK , room 13 , ono
door eatt of their lorm-i : locatio.i , where they maybe
bo found until completion of their now building-
-fnAP.F.WARD for ny case rf Diphtheria
I v" Hi it cannot bo curm by Dr. JeOries'
( Council Itluif ) preventive and cure.
Recently of Boston , has1 opened an elegant new
stock of
UNDER THE
FINE /Injuring Weights.
I In Summer
V
AMR UflClCOV 1 In Fine roiich > a hrijrKan
HllU II UolLII I. UnMcnuo and L'ottou.
NEWEST AND LATEST
DESIGNS IN
NECKWEAR ,
JEWKLRY.
HANDKEROHIFS
BRACES , ETC.
Coaching , Walking Street antP"
Evening Gloves.
FINE WHITE & COLORED SHIRTS.
KiiRlUh , I'lque.ind Full Dro < s Shrlt .
SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
THE HULL
ni
The Pioneer and Still Ahead ,
fe - Uf
i nrrn f\l
-isiirfr T y-A
TJiao.
F tt superseding the Urn'fit old ficuhiud stoves
an I ranged It ha the > liiip'ett ' and mi i i molenl
ktoveburaei * In the world , and wi'li now Imnon. .
pen n the cnslest to Cicn > e AbioluUlv safe wlih
Itniut nt ro enolr , mmn \ use thu taoond b a on
without am gle ao-ulent.
tiTfien 1 for Uataliguo , Price List , Etc.
HULLi VAl'OIl STOVE CO. ,
. mlo , , CLEVKLAND.O.
may 6 ecxllw