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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1881)
P1IE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRJDAir , JUNE IT , 1881. HIE DAILY BEE. Friday Morning , Juno 17. LOOAL BREVITIES. I'atterson wlls coal. - "KrrdcrlcV , Hattor.- Ret your haU nt DoancV. - Drink SAifl'n Cream Hoda. - Drink .Saxi-'ulVruvfern IJrcr. 1000 ro.Ulcnce loU , l ! nU , ftRfnt. COO businww loin. Cull on lit mil , llemls1 new map of Om'vhii , 2. " cents. Hcmls' real estate boom. Klr t I ) KC. SMhoutcswid lots. IlcmU'agency. -The I" . H. district luiil circuit courts adjourned this nftcnioonfiir tin1 tcnnt. 200 farms find 900,000 ncrri of Iind. llcmln , ngcnt. For KINK Commercial Job Printing , cell at Tits DKE Job rooms. The Lion continues to roar for Moore's Itftmctvt and Saddlery. Just recoivnl a largo lot of finut citffirn In Omnho , nt Ktihn'H l > niK Hlore. Whlpple , McMillan ft. Co. , the jewel- cm. Crclrhlon Block. o2C-tf f'hlcf ( rnlllgin cxptclH n vi it from H 1'Uy Scxton , chief of the .St. l.ouU fire < lcptrtment , in ft nhnrt tiinu , T. J. llngcra nnd Minn Mlln .1. .Spoor , Toprevuntatlvt'M of tun of the olilcnt Om.v ha families vreri' married at tin1 reHidcncc of Cupt. Spoor Wrtlnuwlny c\tning. HMV. W. J. Harnna officiated. Thn wmldcd couple h'vve # 0110 on nn extended uwtern lour. The AIplii society , a Hicinl nrg.inbv tion of the } oimt ; people of the colored Kpixcupal church of tin's city , held it festi- r.-il and ilnnc-ing party last iil 'hl in Stinel * aril hall. Thi ice rreatn , utrawlitrries nnd otliur refreshments WITH the hint , the inucip was Kooel , and ovcr > body wnsnxccul- liixppy. Married. TKS.SKKV. LMVUKNCK. On Juno 11 , by the Kov. J. H. Maxfiold , Mr. Edwin F. Tonuury and Mm. Lucy A. Lawrence , at thu parsonagu. Fake ProtonRO or Not ? FritWinturhaltor recently Hold ihu Gurnmnia house , on Tenth street , togotlior with hm liquor license to .lohn Wagner , for the sum of $ f > 00. Itao happens tlinta licunau iu nut trans- orrablo and Wagner soon found that ho could not Hell under the onu lie liad bought from Winterhaltcr. Ho con- noquontly biought suit against Win- torhaltor for obtaining monuy under false prolonsoa. The matter wasliied yesterday boforeJudgol5otiokowhodia- cliargod thu case , thu false pretense not having been natifautorily ealab- 1 Lobed. A Ruing River. When the second flood of the Mis souri swept down the valley Una pring , it was thought that the cus tomary Juno rise -would not bo nn great OH usual , owing to the fact that thoru had boon two rises of the river unprecedented in volume and extent. Nevertheless thu annual Juno rise has commenced. During the past fivu days the river has risen over three foot. On Tues day it rose sixteen inches , on Wednes day four inches and yesterday it h.id riaontwo incheswhile the prospectsnro good for a continued rise until about the tenth of July. The river now Htands fourteen foot , two inches , above low water maik. PERSONALS. lion , J. I. Kcdick and nun ha > u 150111) to Chicago. W. il. Scott. Into ticket ivsent of tin1 Pullman company , han nccepttnl the posi tion of nsHUUnt to ( Jell. Hiipt. Dennett. K. M. Sibbet , n prominent attorney of .David City , whu IIUK been atleiulini ; the district court in thin city , departed for hU homo yi'ulerday. C , II. Dabcock , geiu'ral nUto ajti-nt of the New YorkUnderwritcrii InxurnuceCn. , who him recently settle'il at Lincoln , npent the day with friends iu this city nnd went went ycnterdny. A. C. Campbell , a 1'ennnjhania attorney who hm decided to locate ) in till * city , wn admitted to practine iu the ntiitu courts by Judge UameM in the dintrlct court Judge Donut ) moved the uJmWou of Mr. Campbell. IX L. Mclaughlin , of Tekamidi , in iu the city. 11. H. Nicholson , of IVru , N guiat ot thu Mitropolitun. ( Jen. JoNeph Ilollman nnd Dr. L. W. "Wilkinaon , of Dakota City , am in town. K. A. .Tuhnnon come in from Hi. I'aul , Minn. , lun nuht , and it regutereel itt thv Withnell. Unit l Stat .SenatorVon\Vjck arri\cd intht-city > U the It. A. M. jmterday uftemoon. Hiii ntayiu0' at thu Mitro- IKilitan. Hudson linhou" , onu of thu popular jonug men iif Lincoln , and mm of thu proprietor of the Commercial hottl of that rity , is In town tiiitini ; friendn. A. K , K ) inondot the Nvhokbali ) grocery firm of Raymond Brothers , of Lincoln , wan in the city > e terdi > while on his way nutt , and made nery ugntablu call at THE UHB otlite. Dr. L. A. Mtuiam late of ( VMton , Iuna , who has dvtennined to nettle in Omaha for thu practice of hit profexHidii , urrh id yestei day , nnd iu btoppiug ut thu C'aufleltl House , Dr. K. N. ' Dick , of North 1'lutte , ar- rhed in the city yc teniay for the pwpooe of innting bin Mstcr , Mi a A. W. Dick , and a l.wly friend , MM. S. I , W ir , ln > m lie ixjtecttid from GouldsloroiiKh ! , Ni > rth Carolina. Jitter in the da > the ladiin ur- rivetl and the party kaiv for North 1'Uttu to-day. LABJK.V UNDKUWBAU ANIJ COJUSETS ' at afcDoXALU ifc H.UUtIOS'ri. . "Jt "Boys' i.Srayv ( Jlats , two lor Gets Boston Btoro 010 Tenthjbtroot t.tf r . ALMOST A PANIC , * Saongor Hall a Scene [ of Wild Excitement Last Night , 'I he Building Ablaze When the Place Is Crowded. Action Arortn n C - Ifirultr. fire thftt tlirontcncd to end in a. fiorioun calnstropliu occurred last night about a ijuartor past 10 o'clock in tliu fr.itno Rtrticturo known M Sn-n- gur Hull , The IntliuMof .St. Pliilomcim'HCatlic- r.'il liavi ! lieon lioldini ; a fair lliurc for tlio paHt two uvcningn , Kvcry- itim ] > was yoini , ' : i murrily as a mar- riagu bull about 10:15o'clock : when the l.irgcllagplaccdatthob'ickol thugnllory facing Capitol avunuo , was noticed to bo on fire. OH ing to ita flinmy char acter it flanhud into a nhuut of tlaincn at oncu. Kor a moment thu audiunco Bootneil paralysed , but it wai for a moment only. Tliuro was a loud scream of terror mid alarm and then half thu audience wan pushing , elbow- inir and Rurninblinij toward the door way. The excitement was trumen * doUH. Krionds wore Hej > aratud and loudly callud each other ; children Bcrcainud and many in n blind nort of fear began to nuedli-flsly brc.vk the ill the side windows. Such a ncoiio of confusion worse confounded linn seldom been seen in Omaha. AH noon as those nearest the door had succeeded in making their escape , generally without their hata , the aurging mass of people about the doorway became no thick'as lo literally wedge them selves in ao tight that they could neither move one way nor the other. Very fortunaloly Ihero were cool hoada in the audience and at the cril- ical moment , C. V./alair.lior ! ! anil sev eral oihera jumped upon chairs and by more force of lung power succeeded making thomaolveslieaid. The crowd desisted for a moment and then it was explained to them there wan really no danger and everybody * could escape sifoly if they would hut jjo out quietcoi ly. This put an und to the panic , and while many neaioat the door never paused until they were clear of the building , others returned inside to watch the progioaii of the fire and the olfortH made lo extinguish il. Those incliulediu largo number of ladies who showed great inliopidity. , Attho moment the tirowau discovered a reporter of TIIK HKK happened lo bo passing Sii-nger Hall. The first intimation - mation ho had of the danger was a loud shout of toiror , succeeded a few seconds later by a stampede lo the door. In much less time than it takes to toll it men , women , children and girls were scrambling down tho. stops and into the middle of the streol in the most reckless fashion. A patent lire escape wasn't n circum stance to the scone. Many stalled down Fifteenth street screaming lire at the top of their voico.s Meanwhile the flames had been spreading wilb almost inconceivable rapidity. Many willing hands were at work in a jilfy , but lack of water proved a serious inconvenience. The spread from garland lo decora- lion , and had soon worked Iheir way oulaido the building which was bril liantly illuminated. The windows opening upon the porch were soon kicked oul , j nd in a very shorl lime piles of burning bianda and partially chaired decora tions wore being tumbled into the of the spectators in the street , below. Meanwhile the flamoB were ascending rapidly to the roof and igniting the woodwork. By means of a rope the top of the building waa quickly rofichnd and some of the boards torn out BO that the flame might bo moro readily got at. Kuckota of water hail by thin time arrived and soon the flaiuea were receiving a thorough dousing. All Ibis happened in a very brief space of time , in fact so brief thai the fire department had not had sulllcient lime lo ai rive Ity the time they did arrive ) what threatened to bo a serious conllaiiation { was fully under con trol. Kvory now and again however the flaiuea shot oul in n now spot so that they required constant at tention. The department , however , diit not find it necesHary to throw a : stream although they ijuicklyatlachod and were ready for action. The scene at the outside of the hall about thu time the do- partmcnt arrived was very exciting. Mothers rushed around seeking their daughters and fathers Booking their sunn , giving every things a rather ani mated appeal unco. After tlio fno had been completely oxlinguiHhed the fair wan resumed again as usual , but not with the same test. test.Tho The wind probably swayed the largo ling against the gas jot and this started the fno. The pirty of energetic young men who at oneo took the atfair in hand deserve much credit. The elamago is not very great and the fair goods were not injured at all , Reooivliic the Prizes. Chief Galligan yesterday received a letter from 1) , Newman , secretary o Iho Iowa .State Firoman's Association , enclosing a chock for 8125. This amount waa received in consideration ! of prison won by the Omaha firemen al Iho Into tournament Of the amount Jj $50 go to the 1'ompier corps and 87fi to t i hose company No , U. LAYING THE DUST. A Movement Started to Have Farnham Street Sprinkled. The condition of the stteets in the biminess portion of the city during Wednesday and the parly i > ortion of yealerday was deplorable. Uncertain wind currents sent Iwdiea of dust eddy- ingabout , driv ingtbosmall particlcsin- to every nook and corner. There waa no means of keeping Iho dust oul. The public will bo glad lo learn that a movement is on foot to liave r.itnham alreot at least thoroughly sprinkled every daj. A petition to that effect wis being cir culated yesterday by Mr. Max Meyer. At Jl o'clock ho had thirty-Mix sigua- lures. Every property holder along Farnham street had signed tin-petition at once upon presentation and no ditlicully was experienced in interest ing all in the movement. The neces sity of thu thing was apparent lo all. Now lhat the movement has been slarted in one portion of lho > city it will bo followed in others , aa the cili- 7ons in the neighboring streets are leas enterprising than Ihoy are on Farn ham , Foot Cmnliod. A man named D. J. McDonald had hia foot crushed by the wheels of a freight car passing over it Wednesday in the U. P. yards at Council Bluffs. Ho vraa brought over to this city yes terday and placed under the treatn meiit of the surgeon of the road. From a Iinily. MK. MAX MKYKR. DKAII Sin : I can scarcely command language to express my gratification and delight for the musical treat of tin week past , and only hope wo may gel an occasional feast as the summer passoa. ; As I HOO it has been suggested od that I'rof. Stoinhausur give concerts in the hall. T never wrote an aitic'e ' for pub lication. Tf 1 felt myself competent to do so , I feel that ; much , veiy much praise might honestly bo given lo "our" orcheslra. While 1 listened I was carried away from earth ; it spoke in volumes to me , and I wondered if Ihero was Much mu sic in Heaven , and 1 Ihoughl if all the churches could have such music , Ibeio would IHJ no need of preachera. A LA SLAYING THE CURS. 'ho ' Work of Extermination Al ready Begun by the Police. In accoidance with the action of the ity council , Marshal Angoll and his ion have begun Iho work of oxlornii- ating such dogi as are found wan- cring about the strocls without tags. Vftor lo-day every dog found in t al nidition will bo shot. Some excite- lent was occasioned on Farnham troot , near Twelfth , yeslorday by lie appearance of a cur lhat was np- , - stilleiin' ' from the rabies. i'ho poor beast was panting uavlly and frothing fiom the iiouth and as a jiedoatrian passed dim ho involuntarily throw a glance > vor his shoulder to see that the pup waa not wandering about his calves. The animal waa finally taken up and . It was learned afterward thai unload of being mad the dog had really been poisoned. Three doga ivorn shot yesterday. Ono ol thoflo animals lay nearly all day a short distance from the corner f Thirteenth street and Capitol ave < iiuo , The animal was A rather healthy pecimon of Inn kind and makes a lomowhat unploaaant ornament for ho sidowalkii. It is to bo hoped that f there is to bo a general slaughter of ownerless cura some provisions will bo made to remove their carcasses bor yoiul the publio v ision. Whore the XVutoU Wa * . Yesterday a violently oxcitoi nan called at the office of City Jailor LCIuro and said ho had boon rohbci on the piov ions evening , Ho lived , 10 Haid , in a neighboring private boarding'houao. When ho wont homo > n the previous night ho had in hi possession a ( fold watch for whiol ho had paid $200. This was missing in the morning. McUluri at once slatted lo investigate the cas and learned from thu owner of the house that the man had gone bom piotly drunk , and was assisted to bed The landlord had hung up the watcl on u nail for fear il mi ht bo biokon IIo accompanied McClure upst-'iro h the rooii ) where the tune piece wa found in the place it hnd been loft 01 the night boforo. The boarder wan ov erj'oyod to got back his chronomo tei. A Hire Wed nesdayMr.and Mrs. Mallery Saratoga Precinct were absent froi their homo , and upon their rotun they found the lined man nnacoounta bly missing , However upon discovet ing that about g , ' > 0 in money had als disappeared , they diow the iialura inference thatV the hired man ha "lighted out. " Ho h.w not boo heard from since. BURIED UNDER BOQUETS , Commencement Exorcises of Sweet Birl Graduates , Three More Young Ladies Com plete their Education And Are Glren Diploma * bjr Brow- neil Hall Fnonlty. The three yount ? ladies who were graduated from Brow neil Hall last veiling had every reason to bo proud f the audience which gathered to- jollier in Masonic hall to do them lonor. It represented Omaha's best leople. Hefoio the exercises Were poned ev ery seat in the auditorium taken up and those who caino alor wrro obliged to content them- elves with standing room. This hey did with very good race. The atago wa.s occupied by woury handsome pianos and its rchway lailcfully decoraled with flags and evergreens. The first three ows of seats were occupied by the oung lady members of the school nd thi'ir teachers. All the young idies were attired in conventional while droasts and ft more attractive , andsome-looking group would bo dif- cult to imagine. All wore on the qui ivu before the exorcises opened nd it was a positive pleasure to watch fioir rontlesa anticipation. To Iho right of the stage sat Bishop Clarknon , to the left Ilov. Jlobert Johorty. The tenth chisa , or that of 1881 , onsisted of three young ladies , Miss Oraco H. Mason , of Lincoln , Mies M. Welch , of Wintorsot , Iowa , nd Alias HunriotU Wilson , of this ily. ily.Tho The programme of Iho evening was t length opened , to the intense satis- aclion of Iho younger pupils , by a rand , finely-rendered chorus. This nmodiatcly put everybody into the ; > irit of the occasion and prepared item for a piano solo Valso Capriso , y Luibhng which was to be render- el by Miss Florence Ware. The cxe- iltion of this talented young artiste nis unexceptional and there was a fin- ah to her entire style that waa superb. The firsl essay by any of Iho gradates - ates was delivered by Miss Henrietta Vilson The young lady _ looked right and fresh as an opening rose- ud. She had taken for her subject , 'Courage ' and Courtesy. ' Her joico ras finely modulated and pleasanlly itched. In her treatment of the sub- ect she departed somewhat from the eaten track and presented a well rrillen , well digealcd lilorary effort , ) he essay was loudly applauded andrew row forth a number of o\quisito loquola from enthusiastic friends and vlmircrs. Following the reading of the essay ilisscs Olarkson , McLaughlin and iliison , three lovely looking young adies , made their appearance to wider a guitar trio selected from Warrall. The young ladies presented very pretty sight aa they lightly drummed Bjron's favorite instru- iiont. Certainly oven the great poet limsolf could not bnt have been leased by their fascinating rendition. Probably everybody in llio audience was familiar with Longfellow's ryth- nical strain , "Tho Day is Done , " and j uid | at Home time or other meditated over its exquisite undertone of sad- IOSH. Not so many , however , wore amilur with Iho music to which it ms been not by Michael B.ilfe , Iho .rish composer. It was Ibis sweet iroduction tluit Miss HenriettaVH - ( in had selected to sing , and as the well-known words rolled forth in ) loasuig melody a charm was added .o them never perceived before. Miss bowler accompanied on the piano. " Miss ( trace Mason , ono of Iho most iccoinpliHhod young ladies over graduated - uatod from Hrownell Hall , next ap peared to render a piano solo , the inarch from Tannhauser. There was a lightness of touch and a grace of iiovemunt to this young lady's play ng that evoked genuine and hearty nppluuno. The conclusion was greeted with a shower of bouquets , "Tho HighlB'of a Receding Itaco" is the subject of Miss Lillie Welch's gradualing essay , , Mies Welch is a tall , finely 'ormud brunette , with sparkling Iid llack eyes. The front part of her drens waa ornamented with a semi circle of flowers , while a largo carmine rose in bur hair contrasted prettily a with her complexion. Her essay was , to on extent , a plea for the rights of the Indian , and an exposition of the wrongs suflured by the alxjriginleg al the ) hands of thu invader. She con cluded with an arraignment of the government for tin continued ill treat mei.t of the race , lioquets were ii order in quantities when she hai finished , "I'm Alone , " ono of Benedict's pro ductions , was rendered in a v ory plo.-u ing and sympathetic voice by Miss Alice Uingworthy , of WmtorHotIowa flounod'a fine composition , "Tho Ciuardian Aiigol , " was rondi'rod ii trio by the Misses Hagor , Liningor and Mclaughlin. Miss Liningor pos aessus a v oicu of phenomenal compass and the concerted singing of the thro young ladies was leully oxquisitol ; sweet. KotteueVs Oalop do Concert win executed with dash and vim on tin piano by Miss Laura Clobuine. Miss Maud Clarkson followed in a cavatina from Balfo's Haiilonolla Her veuco'is full and vvell-roundiu and tilled the hall icadily. When th < sinking was concluded the aemi-ciiel of bouquets in the front of the stag had been largely added to , ' The Cbsay of 'Miss Grace Mason , an other graduate , was probably the bos of the evening. The young lady is daughter of Judge Mason of Lincoln She spoke w ithout manuscript. He essay was entirely devoid of stiltc platitudes und occasionally showc bright gleams of wit , Miss Maso was perfectly self-possessed and spok iu u voice exactly united lo the ocean sion. Her subject , "They were heroic ml not heroes. " had an original and .iking ring to it thai the body of the ss.iy bore out. Her essay was devoted to dissecting the different jorts of cuiirngo that animate the nalo and female breasts. She referred o the courageous solf-sacrifico of the nothers and daughters who could al ow their best loved ones to go to save heir country's honor. The young ady decided in her incisive , sharp- cut way lhat in some respects man wan superior to woman , ( at which the nalo portion of thu audiunco applaud- ) d ) , but in Iho higher sense of cour- tigo woman rose above him. t'pon no conclusion of her essay Miea Mason delivered the valedictory , aking leave of her teachers , class * nates and follow pupils in befitting anguage. Upon the conclusion of aledictory , thu whole front portion of ho audience moved forward to load lown Miss Mason with floral trih- ules. In .1 vocal May probably Iho next vent of the evening was the cavalina rom Robert lo Diablo , lendeied by Miss Katie Trabing. The selection uis well calculated lo show off the ungth and bcaulv of the young ally's voice. The higher registers of Misa Trabing's voice are wonderfully lear and rounded. The lower notes ire not quite so strong but there is a lash and finish to her performances hat at oncu claim Iho sympathy of ho audienco. Miss Trailing possesses \ really brilliant voice. In rcsponso 0 sov oral encores nho sang a couple f ballads , "Nothing else to do" and 'Would you ? " the lalter a protly omposition by one of Iho teachers. After Una followed Iho distribution f pri7cs by Mr. Dohorly. Lilliu M. Velch , of Wintered , Iowa , secured lie Bishop Clarkson medal for deport- lent ; Grace A. Mason the Woolworth ied.il for scholarship ; Mary L. Hib- .ml the primary medal for scholar- liip ; Maud Clarkson , of Schuyler , Jean ' Millspaugh's medal in English 'terature ; Grace E. Gregory , e > f Irani , thu rector's meel.il in art , and Jessie B. Yalcs , of this city , Rev. ' . O'Connell's intermediate scholar- liip medal. In Iho prizes Laura Cle- tirno received the Dundy prize in uisic ; May L. Waggoner the Wool- orth prio in higher mathematics ; 31ara M. Brown Iho Yales prize in rammar ; Mary M. Hagor Ihe r.ite prize in composition ; label I" . I'ralt , the Hawkina prize in omjiosition ; Bessie Stcphenson , Ihe lawkiiiH priro in iirthmetic ; Florence Varo , the Kountzo pri/e in language ; Lima J. Thomas , the Chase prize in liotoric ; Margaret L. Wilson , the 'atcrson pii/o in composition ; Mary r. McLaughlin , the chaplain's prize 1 Latin , Art.i L. Cody , the rector's ri/e in general inipiovcincnl. After approprialo religious core- loniea by Bishop Clarkson , the oxer- isos were concluded. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE ] AiltertUuucnto To Ixan , Kor Sale , out , found , Wants , lloirdln ? , & .C. . will belli- crtod In thi-ae columnti once for TEN CKNTb .r line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVE CUNTS XT line. The llrnt insertion noer ICHN than WR.vrv.Kivi : CE.NTS. TO LOAN MONCY. TO LOAN At 8 per centln- Jjj ) termt in umnof S2,500 und pw ' ' nN , for 3 to 5 > .iar , on first elms city and arm property. HKKIH KKAL KHTATK and LOAN , 15th and Doiuhu bts. OM5V TO LOAN' Call at Law OIHcn of D. M \ Thorruw KoomS. Crdirhton Hlock. HELP WANTED. -A m n \iorkon alurn > nuartne WANTED , north Itith vtrtet. ItO-iO WILLIAM K.llltOWN. , T7"\NTKIi llj ioiinj ; min a Mtuution ma T V miat uliop ; IIM bail conxldenible rxpcriencu nduoulil llkuto finiuli thu trade , AdilnnT. II uwen , I'ostollkt. IWJ t W A.S'TED-Cook and huniln t-if'nt ' thu ! ' lloUM. 1S7-17 r ANTITI ) - \ 0lrl t ( ) wasli ilMim Apiil ) nt YV I'liuitors Homo , c..nitr . Doil e uml Ifth tritt. 1SS IS [ TrAMKD ( JiHd cifl 'or frfntnl hoiincwork. > V Call nt the law ollic. ol oat ) i. Montfjom r. > , ortr Stite tlon l bjiik , IBs IS - Hinall liuusi about WANTKD-Topurchiwoa . Appl > to "T. " "tin olliu ; rUitlnjulie , loc.itiun und iirlct. 1SS 10 LllTAMHI ) deed UtherH , 414 Htli strict , bo- YV twein IHmej and Howard. 177 tt JOHN J. HOl'SUIAN : Two RooJ farni handi , ix WANTKC Of Wucu. VVaKLM J1S to tl7. 17017 CHHIhriA.S IIIUHTOL. \\t ANTKIlt clati barber t P. W. Ptrk. n' 3htt > inpp rlor , Council l.luHi' , Iowa. 17S3t W ANTED A boy with * ome c p < rience in the drug trade. Must bo 'illlnx to work. Ante - to IlbO 2tJ JOHN W. HELL. AVTKTT Flrnt ilaas CM * . , ( lood wagui. Ncrth t t .cortnir Lnpital uvinue and 7Ui. 171-10 \\7-A.STFIi-IIV OM : Of THE LAIU1EST YY Wliolthalf ( lolhini ; llouwi In Ntw York "it ) , forthi raining fall tiade , i IM riencwd uli nun. TlioDf huvln eipincnieandcommandini ; Rood tnwle ill tlnd thlta flnt claa opportunl > Al'l'l ) at once , ith referent on to A Ii C. , 1W oillie box 308 , Ne Vrrh City , W 'ANTED ' OnrjwnUr. Appl > at ( ) p m Houno , $ rnrnir Ifith and } 'arnham tnitii Ui7 "I 'ANTKD A dUhwa hir and laundrt > * i at th Knmittt Huu t l..b Ot WVNTED A man and wife to Ukn cliar t and do work nt K.itini ; llousii ou KUiK rood AdJrew , giving Urin , itc. , I' , o. drawer SJ.utj ID'Ml \\fANTKD-Aflrnt chw bvkir None othoi \ tuiil utijil ) ut hiward bakir > HIM vrd.Nib 1W 18 \ \ A.SrKH K001 ! wonuiironk , Mn MiCe ) tt Popplctoiiktrnt , lu.ir niw gournmin corral IM 111 . ) -Two tlrst clam dr ) gnotli taltin : WA.STKITwo at the "Itoston htoru" Ajiph | Hr onaII ) tu 1' 0 liulali , manager. 155 Ij AfJIItl , WANTED- 511 Walnut strict Wll iu ) four dollar * a wcik for n good girl H P l-ulUhvi. IM IS \\r.\NTr D1H a ti.vlman Hge > | Jl , abstain \ \ er , a Hltuatlon in n wholoaloor rital htoruor ilritea grocirs wagon. Is nut afraid o work CaiigivunubataiitUUeiiirit } it n < < pjiritl Apph or addre-M James Itothwell , loll IUviii | > or ttriil , Dmalix _ _ 141M \\r\MED Otli ! * IK > J htoiit and aitlve \ \ Cull on It (1 , DuniCu. , ! ! | &bouthI4thit 115 tf Two lioardcr * Young nun pri W ftrrud. Addnss "A ' lei ! oltice. 140 t ANTED * sUiuU6n.Islibu ikiiper W irs Umllv pri fir ml No nbjixtion to g III count rv. Addnss O 11 , Ike oitae , 130 t A \ . \NfhTl A girl for ieiHml hoUM.'w > > two In a fumllj .North ido eif Llik-u.-o bitweiii , 17th and Ibtli ttrntu MUS. KhTA 1IUOOK. i IIS tf l/"ANTKl-T o imil to work In L-anltn o > north end of Isthttmt 11 W HAIL lil tf \\rANTHI-Aflrnt cla llnnerat once bj T > > J. rAKKIill , hearm-j.Neb. 110U SPEUIAL NOTIOES-DontinuBfl , -A C rnltT and hii wife , next to Kevofhe * . 91 If 7\M > .1) I uTiiuni ? brldcc onil mhool bond * " w It. T Clark , llclU\uc. SC-tf AU < ATJinS H K. CUKKK'SNo. 1 Hoard O In ) , ' Home , ror 13th ml IXxIge Stf. Ilfst If tl / 1ARI'KXTKKH unJ LVVnirei from (2 to $3 per < l j. Inquire nc t o lice ottlc * . 90 tf " \irANTKD-Carpenttni uid tftblnct maVc > V next to Hin otnce. 80S tf IANTKD 6 canx-ntcru and 2 mhlntt malt , cr . wx KVKlttTIT. 819-tf WANTit > A Ituition by n man of family , ( tcAdy , Iniluitrioun and lllliif ) to b use- ul In anj honomblc oipacit } Coint n > tlon nc rordini , ' to eiiabtlity. | rii-ve odJrewi J. K. It. , can of nrr offlcr < XMf FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND. AND I.NI > llcmis rents hou-u.i , HOtSKS rtorco , liotcli , fann , lot * , lands , oonm , etc , See 1st ji c , I OH hhST Cottmru of thrc room * , rclUr , ' well ami ri lirn , corner 23d ami I'lirX " > trnt ! iriilrc | of M VV , hEN.NKDV 107 3t IIKSTr > fimilihcil front room it 171011 Cuminstreet , bit. 17th niul ISthMi 17iiH)4t ! ! ) OH ltKNT Knint furiilnhiil room "for two I 1 Kenti. Inquire at IM'I Doiltre. 17'Mt . KK.ST Hnuxe. on IDtli , north of ( Imcc 1.1011 1 trui . Inquire ! at WO Ibth streit , or of II. V Hvhell , "Ilia * otllev. 170 tf 1,1011 llKNT-rroin , , lnl lt l ) clllnk' hou e I1 S K corner 1Mb nnd Llilnvo strcits 430 nr month , h l.iliimti ISl-tf [ TILIINIHIIKDKHONT HOOM KOH U VT SOI L Karnhtiu btrctt , littwcu ) 10th and 17th. RKSTMio furnlxbwt front loom on 1 flrnt floor , corner 1Mb nnd Howard. 1C1-21 71011 KENT Kurnl"hixl room at 19th nnd Hnr- J 1 unsuitable for two perjoni. Inquire on remise * 12S U [ TUMI KENT-Front furnished room lor two L1 gentA. Inquire t 1519 Dodge. 05 0 ITUWUENT A furnlihed' rout room nt 309 , L1 Harnlam , bcUe.cn 10th nnd 17th. "SIS IO I.KT A fiirnlihw ! room to let with board In : priuilc fiunll ) , lnitilrcat | No. 6o7i 17Ui tr .t , Omaha. 27-tf EOR KENT Mccli furnUhed large room and piano .S. W. corner 18th nnd Capital A\c. 983 tf F710R RENT On Hr t floor , furrinhcd room * , J southwest comir 19th and Duvcnimrt. , 769 tf 710R RENT Fumlshul roomii. Inquire at 181S J Chimgo strict. _ Ul > 6-tf IJIOR KENT The buildlnc 1000 Burt street , J fonnerly uxixl bj John Cnno ai the Ix > ndon uiat market. Some butcher tools for Kilo. Ap 1) on the prcmUis or of John llaumcr , 1314 arnham Htreet. 695 tf T10K RENT 2 furnlnhed rooms o > er Mea- _ J ch-vntt' KxchangcN.E. lor. 10th and Dodge trcets. 280 tf FOR SALE. B KMIS1 NEW CITY SI.\r.SSSc. Sic let 'JIOK&ALK ' A ( food IH.MJ horse , wion and harntHi. lniiiirc | at tbo > iw York Hut ISO IS TIOK HALK Root ) farm hone , iixcrunch ! I 1 J. II IlKTVMI.Kit , 105 3t 13U rnh-im Htn.it. " I71OK S\LK \ Mills jiortaLIc inpnc ot 10 liorso jwwir. Vtrj ovonoinlral of futl and atcr. Jackitnl with wood nnd rourcd uith IUSMIU Iron , bnvw bound Iq locomutltc Htvlc , oil o irnor , automatic \alvcn , brass boxiJi , oil t'l ] ' " , laM wixtercui i , HttAin fono pump'i and H ui- ock patent intpirator. Complete , in good order nd ntarlv ncn. Kuiion for wlllnjr , e with to ithdriw from busmen * outiidu of our regular manufactiirmi ; . Write to Urtinwich Manufoc- ( incnuK'h , Ohio. 94-ltu 71011 SALK CHKAl'-One Houth [ - aero Broiind , L imd 10th ftriLt. IIouiu of four room" , barn , latirn , simll fruit , etc. Tennn r a > enable Kn- ulie > 717 C'umlnpi Btrott , betwitn 17th and 18th tritts. 89 ttt cod FOit SALK-A small enjflno. H. W. l'ajno& Son's make. In perfect osdir. Inquire of II. i. Clark A. Co. JO tf [ 71011 HAI.U All almost nun phaetou buiK > at U A. J. Himp on's eurnoKe factor > . 31-tf [ 71011HALK On casj UnnB , h u e of 0 rooms L1 with lot WxllO ISth tit. , between Mikolu ml Paul. Knquirc at 1140. SMI [ 71OK SAliK l ane and furniture of a 'Iret class [ ' hotil in a Urn not 1300lntabitant , in ctatc f h'cbriaka ; ha 21 btdi ; the tratcliii ) ; uicn'H rc- ort. Inqulru At lKi ! : ollice. .MS tf I71011S VI.KTwo htor > lieu e and part lot , mar ' dcmt. I.OLation iood. John L. ikC'o uc , ) pjp 1'ost Ofllic. 7IOU S U.h iMfjii lot aim t o good hou i < i at . HOUM. and lot In South Omiha at 31,200. HOUBO and lot In Xorth Oinah'vat SljOO. Ilouai. ami partol lot mar California btreU , ? 1 , 00Small Small houno and full lot at 5fiO. Inquire otJno. L. McCa ue , oppomte postoffloc. ' JWltf HOIIHC and lot 33x132 ; suitable for warehouse. Inquire of I'dcnton , 10th St. 901-tf 171011HALKSenral peed loU In Knornew ad. JL1 dltion. John L. McCuKUe , Opp. Pout Ollke. 959 tf - > ground in Went Omaha. I10KHALK-2acre 1 Inquire of J. JUnrj , No. 113 IHth. 873 tf FOR SALK Maps of Douifla" and i > arp ) coun- Ue > . A. ItObKWATKK , ISlUFarnham Htreet 320 tf i I URAL KSTATK KXCHANOK. See i > KM1H' KEALJJiTATK 1IOOM , Sic l t page. FOR SALE Three good lotd In North Oinaha , . at * 1.000. Ixit In Nhinn' addition at 3450. Ix > t In South Omaha at il&O. Ilruutiful rtnldtnce lot at f 1,600. Good comer lot 148x100 , un ua-rtlront-i < ttt 2.1'00. Three lotd one nuuaro tromlSth etroet car line , $450 each. Inquire of JohuL. McCayno. opposite pontolllce. Wtf MISCELLANEOUS. Bi\ll.S han rnttllnK Ion ? ll tx of houeJ , lots , land * aud farum for u le. Call and git a thun. 1HKKN I'l' . llluck pony , flte or nix M-ursold IIKKMANI.AMOITK. lol IS West of lliiliuk'n l.ro > < > - N ri'-Whltc hilfir : i-omi. red around 1 tbetuck h H. VlllUr , VVIliox I'liici , outh ol MiotTo ir , on IMIcuin road 17J It J I (1ST fun rowK.oni' lunrlv u bite H ltd rom ' _ J ne-ck , about klx'vear * old''lilt otber U rexi amlwhite. cow , about three jeart old An * In formationconurnlni ; will be rtctlltd at in * res lelrnce on lUth street , betwee-u Ihrnet nnd Him urd , orattbijoiliic J. r itwat I7OHb\Lh Apalrof work horses , waoii harnro liuiulruat 1614 Iloiiglashtrtt le > 0 IS ISs KliSON Music Teaihir ( Irailuttte o i , Itoikford ronvirvator ) ol niubic. Itcil lenie' , Dr llliiiinoort'b , Capital KMIIUV and Ibth ktreet 140 IS UIOl'.SD-.Silur 1 \\3tch. Inquire at thUotllie , 7-tf UMIlltKLLAS Ana 1'anuois ri | < uired b > U SC1UTT llth and Fanmni rta TbOtf \ HM llUOVV.N-Conicr 12th and Chlcnco . ttncU , is read > to bore or deipcn wills batlnfattlou yuarantud. M3lt nKAMS-Can bo K'Ot at John Iturt stable fo alknd | of work at reasonable fi0'urca , nea or 13th and Lia c.n orth ktrnU. 37b tf DONT FOUOCT Tlie successors of the Ainer Iran Houne , on Douglas trext , KtwunOt ! and loth , for lioard , loJk-i"- and tniiiMuBt cua ? 01UIT . UlMKCtfullV td tf Jl'LIL'S k LOUISE HOSS. Absolutely Pure. Vtvle from Ornp * f'reani Tartir No other pre- r | Ulun inakr nui h llpht , H k ) hot brtvuls , or iiirlUirlom ii-wtrj Can be eaten b } I ) > p < . ) itl > M without feirof tbclllH reiultlnK from IIKUJ liidl- foinl Sold onlv In mn , b\ nil drown" . KOYAL llAlil.Ml I'OVMIKH CO. cw CHEAP LAND FOR SALE. 1,000,000 Acres -OF THE- FINEST LAND IX EASTERN NEBRASKA. SKLKCTKD is AN EAULT DAT NOT RAIL lo\n LAND , IIUT LAVD OW.VKD BT NON- [ { K911)K.VTrt WHO ARK TI11HI ) PATINO TAXES AND A lit : OKFKUIM ; THKIK IA.SDFI AT TUB X3VV 1MUCK Of SO , ? S , AM ) $10 PER ACHE , ON LONO TIMK AM ) KART TKRM8. WE ALSO OKFEll XOIl SALE IMPROVED .FARMS IN Douglas , Sarpy and Washington ALSO , AN IMMENSE LIST OF OmahCityRealEstate 0 Including KleKant KcBulcnces , Buninc s nnd I'vihlcncu LotH , Cheap HOU PH and 'jotH , and a larfrc number of Lotcin wont of .he AdditionH of Omaha. Alho , Sintill TractH ol 5 , 10 and 20 acrces n and near the city. We hav o good oppor tunities for making Loans , and in nil co en > et < cinally uxaniine titles and take evury irccautiou to injure safety of money HO mehted. lie ow we offer a fnmll lint of SrKCUU , BAHOAISI. BOGGS & HILL , Eeal Estate Brokers , 1408 North Side of Farubam Sireot , Opp. Grand Central Hotel , OMAHA , NEB. rnO CAI C A beautiful rf lclenov lot on CUn OHLC 1'nlifonil.ibitwcoij 22nd and .iJd street' * , 1WX ) . JiOOGS & HIM * CAI C Vcfv "i ( < 0 houcc and lot OHLC on inn nud Webster street * , with him , coal bouse , well elctorn , Mrule und 'ruit trem , curj tiling eompktu. A dtwirablo ilccu of property , Hk'ure-i low ( KS X HILL. CtlD CAI C Kplcmlid biuinevi lots S E. rUn uHL.ll corner of lelth and Capitol Avenue. HOliOS S HILL. CAD CAI C Houneand lotexjrnerChksgo rUll OHLL aud 2Ut Ht/wU , MX . HOtiUb St. HILL. LTO D O AI C I-trice houra on Da > rnport rUll OHLC NtrtKbttwecnllthandicth ? loc Uou for boarding hotwe. Owner will ow Two ntw houMvi on full lot FOR SALE in hountx * ft Huth'B txlCJ- Uon. ' Thin property will be Bold very cheap. llOOOti & HILL , 17KWHLEA top pheaton. Enquire of JM Jj HtepheiiBon. 9W U CAI C Corner of tworJioloe lots In w. . OHLC Hhlnn'M Addition , roqutrt teat at onct nubmlt be t couh oDt-r , 1IOOOH & HILL. CAD CAI C A Rood and desirable rml- rUli OHLC dence property. $1000. UOUUb & HILL. PI U r 1111 UflNCK-Not In the market. Oner will Mil far 80 , fl. 110UUH HILL. FOR SALE 4 K ° ° d lots , hhinn'H 3d ftd dition JIW each. HOUUh & HILL CAI IT A \er > fine riwldonca lot , t * OHLC eomuimrt ) dt ! nn u > hulid fine house , t..JOO. liOUUS & HILL. CAI C About 200 lotH In Kountio k OHLL Ruth addition , Just houth of ht , Marj H a\rnuu , il'ti to 4SOO. Tlimo loU arc mar luiilnihs , Mirrouudi-u L ) tine improve unnt and are 40 per tint ihinptr than nnj othir lotfl In thu market , banuiont ) b > bujint : them loia. HOUUH & HILL. CflD CAI C 10 loU , suitable for fine reul- HUH OHLC dence , on I'ark Wild .ut-nut , Jblocl.KH. H. of ill pot , all cot cru l itJi fine largo truD. 1'nct i Jtriuulj low. * ooo to 700 HOCUS & HILL. Some \ ry cheap lots In FOR SALE Lnkud aililillon. 1UK.GS A. HILL. Qfll F ChtaP corPc.rloti cofnof rnn CAI C rUK OHLC S Uli and Mth hts , hitwreeu Karnham , Douglas , and the pri | H td e tinslon of Iod-e strut. Price * n > " ( 'o from f-JOO to ftuO. W u ha\e concludiil to ifi - " " of unall nuonn , ono more ihauce to necuro a homo und ill build houses on these loUon nnull pa > menUi , aud will PAI C 1W aues.O link * Irom city , r OHLC alioutJO acre * 1117 choioo \allev. ulthrumiins wdtir , balance Kiutl > rolling , enl > J > . f w "O ' < OMI C 400 acrm in one tracttweho OALC nillenfrointit,40ncrw eul. tlvattd. Living Sjirln-tof wut r , some iilcxal - UJM , Tlio land U all ur t iliHS rich prairie Price UOOns Ai HILL. mD CAI IT 720 acres In one bed ) , 7 milea FUli OALCu tof rrtmont , U allUvel Und , tuodurfnir heavy growth of snt . In Ugh lallev. rich eoiland J ink * from railroad ajid tide track , in good settliraent and no Utter land cui l fouud , BOOCS 4. 111LL ,
