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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1881)
THE OMAHA DAILY B13E : TUESDAY , JUNE 28 , 1881. IIIB DAILY BEE Tuesday Morning , Juno 28. LOOAL BREVITIES. Patterson fells conl , 5 "Frederick. Hntter. " Get your hdt at Donne's , , , Smoke Saxe'd hixnd rnftdo 10o' Drinlc Saxc's Peruvkn Beer. 1000 residence loU , Bern ! * , agent. GOO businc- * * loU > . A ! ! on liemti. Ktcrj'one drnk/i ! Saxo's Cream Scxln Bcms' ! new map of Omaha , 25 ccnU Bcmls' real estate , boom. First pixgt 25C houses and lots , Bcmls'Agency. Buy cheap Hnmmoclignt FrederickV For FINK ComnierclM Job Printing Ml nt THE BEG Job rooms. 200 farms and 900,000 ncrc of Innd Bcmls , ngent. The Lion continues to roar forSIoore'i Jlnrnesi nnd Saddlery. Just receive J n large lot of fmesl cifc-are in Om.ilm , nt Kulm's Dni ( { Store. Svhlpt > le , McMillan & Co. , the jewel. CM , Crcli'hton Block. o2C-tf 7Ac Grtntctl Jlaryaint in Hatt arc tfit flankrupl Stock at halj ) iric ( , nt ProtericL'i Jfat Kmporium. dlw There [ ro just thirty-one iirlnonorg cnnniicd in the Douglas county jnl ! nt prof-cut. The 1'nimet Monument AMoclatfon irill'glvo ' ft inibllc ball ht Clnrk'd Imil Mon : < lny.c"vcnin _ July Ith. TickuU ono dollar. First-cl s rmnfo hahecn cnjfaffK'- ' )27-Ct ) , ; PERSONALS. P * Maj. A. L. Towar nnd Indy , are Icred nt the Wlthnell. , | L. B. Day and C. L. Day , of Peoria , nro among the guwU nt the Withncll. Julius Trcit clikc left for Chicago nnd St. houin yesterday afternoon , on biwincKs. .7. B. Kclley , of Springfield , city ctiltor of the Illirvils State Journal , rcturntW liome yesttrday after a very pleoJiant visit in Umaha. t , ' i r 1 I -lion liorenzo Crounsc nrrivcd from die -cast yesterday. G. W. VN , of the U. I' , railway headquarter - quarter * , returned from the'cast last eye' ; ' nlng. Jllf SiJEcntly , * the ( aVcur 5onjgf , jjuls | 'tl through the city ychterday on'hVway from San Francisco to Chicago. . I * . " - * / r-"i' . T , C-K. L. Marsh,1 , Ithoxecntloinaii lint taken the management of Boyd'H new op era house , arrived from Chicago last eve- Mre. Clowry , * wife "of Superintendent dowry , of the Western Union Telegraph company , of thin city , left yciterday aftcr- for a > ivit in Chicago. i' , 1 . Omaha Mission. ' iTo-'day ' will bo a gala day for the Omaha Mission. The children leave their school building on Tenth and Uapitol avenue at 10 o'clock nnd will t spend the day in Hanscoin Park. JxnJ , there > are , throe hundred hungry children to feed , the kind-hearted people ple are asked to send some cake or riiandwichcs to the school to-morrow bo- jforo 10 o'clock. If any ono can spare a conveyance ot any kind for an hour or two in the morning , please send it , to , the school and thus aid in giving the children ono day of fresh air and .fun , j , { . * j Brick Layers Benefit- Several prominent members of the _ brick layers union of this city were 'yesterday circulating1 'among their -'follow'laborors a subscription for the benefit of n couple of brick .layers . , who are momborsiof iho society ; now sick and disabled for work. The nnnioa * ) fthennfortuiwto | ' men are Xatcs und Springer. One of tiom } is rendered to Work by an accidonl "tho other by Biclciioss , and Ho 1ms t largo family and a father nnd niotlioi .dependent upon his earnings for r livelihood. The men endeavoring t < * Holp1thdni , it is fcnfnojlji M 4 J Real Estate T ranifen- Tlipjollo'wing transf drs weroVocord cd aTuio uh cljDrlciii'ofUc ' Satur day , as reported for this paper by Join L. McCnguo , real eatnfo ngoht am inton Brings and wife * to Kdwii DaviH , und. k of o. i lot U in blk. 102 Omaha , w , if. $250. B. E. 1J. Ivonnody and wife to Ed win Davis , und. i of e. \ lot 3 in blk 102 , Omaha , w. if. 225. Isaac Edwards to Peter Glnndt , mi 4 section 14 , town 10 , range 11 east < ] . c. d.-QOO. George B. Lake and wife to Do wo- & Stone , vr 80 foot lot 0 in block 13tj Omaha , w. d. 83,000. Thomas E. Price and. wife to Janie Thistle1,40 acres in section 5 , town I range 13 cost , w. d. 9300 , John Climtopherson ot al. to .Nol Olson , part lot 1 , block 11 so llogot add. , w. d. ? 400. of the Trial , Tlio trial of tlio parties who engaged gaged in a' rb w down on the river bol tom Sunday flight was held last im ning in the police court , mid resulto as follows ; "Mollio Kernan" was dii cliargod , not having been proven t participating in the fight. "Salt Lak ell/ ' wiofusod ) tho'kiiifo , was fine 14,76 , upon Ilio payment of whic iftjjiu tlio oveiung sh'o ' wajjliberatoc Tlio reason wliy eho got off with i ight punishment was because tl cutting wpjdono withn/Bbali Imii and was"nbt'at"all of a serious "natur and aha was struck lirst. The mo Stubbs and Cunningham wcro ca ( fined ? 5 nH cosl8vandvvcro * Bcntc A SMALL AUDIENCE. And a Few Eoasons to Explain Why it Was So. A very fine company of theatrical people appeared in the Academy cf Music Saturday evening in tlio " Strategists , " n production that has elsewhere been received with much favor. The company is under llav- crly's general management and in most circumstances would have scored a hit in Omaha. There wan not a single other attraction in the city Saturday night and the painfully small audience demonstrated clearly that the people had not heard of the performance. Theatri cal managers will learn , an others hnvo learned , that there is but ono way in which to roach tlio people of Omaha und that is by advertising in Tun IJKB. It is unnecessary to nay this to anyone ono living m Omaha , for hero it is a Holf-cvidont proposition. Theatrical managers must necessarily bo shrewd business men and it will nottnko them eng to discover that an advertisement docs not pay simplybccauso itls cheap , when it is inserted in papers that are merely supplied to a corporal's guard in the city. TUB HUB docs not take advorlUomonts simply "to fill up. " If the object of she advertiser istotoach the people he can do so through this paper. TUB UEK knowing this has fixed a reasonable price for adve'rtis- ng space- , and this Ilicatrical mana gers and others pay. The very small audience of Saturday night empha sized T'IK HUB'S right to the title of Iho people's paper. ° Almost Drowned. A child , little more than ono year old , caino very near being drowned tins morning n't its ho'mo , on Howard street near lath. About 10:30 : 6'cfock it was with its mother out doors where she was doing a little washing , and foil unnoticed into a tub containing a quantity of water. When tlio mother turned a"ifd saw'the child . in . 'Wo . 'tub * * - ' * * * with ita face under water oho was ter rified nnd thought it was deadbut , careful and judicious treatment brought it back to consciousness , and at , II o'clock , it was pronounced beyond - yond danger. ' THE COURT HfJUSE. Pacts About the Now Building ' That Will be of Interest. The county commissioners expect to have' received all the bids for the now court house work by the 27th of July. In that event all the excava tions and work' on the foundations will bo completed before winter seta in. The entire contract will bo lot to ono man than insuring responsibility. The contract with the architect pro vides that the building must bo omplotod in the manner and ithin the time specified or ho ahall ocoivo no pay. The Farnlmin and 7th street side will bo the most or- umyntal. The interior will bo I'm- shod in galvanized iron and painted istcad of the usual stucco work. It i not the present intention to grade 10 unsightly heap sltrroun'dlng'tho # cayation for the edifice until the tructuro is completed. When the Tosont court house slialllmvo boon acatcdby hocounty it 'will 'bo turned ivor to the city , although an investi gation has disclosed' a' clear title of l county lo it. Tkis * will Vbo. done n consideration 'of tlio bonds Voted by the city for the erection of the low building. An i the commissioners mvo received fan wogoiutf SlO.dbo for ho lot on the cbrudr ofIS'ixfooiifh > and Mirnlwm it will bo seen that the city will acquire a valuable piece of prop- ortv. " " * "i * 3ll * K v ' ' \ "f tu * ' ' * - M * A VAPORY VISITOR , AnAlis Toil/Which } & Nearly * ' . : fir"iB.f m , The much-horaldod comet put in an appuaranco in the northern sky Sunday evening , and the usually erratic body remained in sight until a lute hour. The comet was only 30,000,000 miles away from the people of Omaha , but was near enough for all practical pur poses. While it is not positively de cided it is generally believed to bo the same comet that causoil such a furore among terrestrial beings in 1812. The fact that the tail of the present comet is four times the length of that of 1812 does not seem to furnish any special reason why it is not the sixmo body. The indica tions uro that it will bo very brilliant before il finally'disappears. The longtl of the tail U Mated \o bo 4,500,000 miles and no well-regulated astrono mcr seems willing to cut these figuroi downn Biiiiilumile , The diameter of tin nucleus surrounding the comet i 1,000,1111108 , while' the shgi-tcst lll&mo torqf the compt through the "nucleus is 20,000 arnica. Through the. Solo scope the comet presents the appearance anco of being , encased in a conical on volopo. " hj comet's xfl has the sam * brilliancy 'as ttib slur Capella and i about as lorgo as the planet Mars TJocqmnt } jinovhijj ppidly north Ward ; but Itjoay pouiblyae 'Bea'a ii | likj titud9 for t M throe night ye1T Just how loni' U will remain i ight'it'is Impossible to IN JUSTIFICATION. Mrs. Gamble Writes a Letter on Her Troubles With Her Mother. "o the Editor ol Tlio Bee. OMAIU , Juno 25 , I BOO in your paper of the 23d , an tern headed "Can it bo true that a laughter treated her mothcrso shame- ully , " which goes on to say that a ady sends a communication for pub- ication in Tut : lir.i : , in which she nakcs some rather severe strictures upon ono of her neighbors , toliich ran say that you would restrain from giving names. Now I wish to say that my mother came here from Iowa about two months ago. My first knowledge of her coming was when my husband Irovo up to my door with her in a conveyance which ho had procured to jring her elF the street where ho found lor unable to walk and then Buffering rom a wound sustained , she claims , n Davenport , Iowa. Wo kindly took are of her until she got so that she ould walk around and became so dis agreeable in her ways nnd conduct hat my husband said ho would not lave her in the hiiuso any longer , but old her that ho would furniih her nth money to rout a house or to take icr back to lown. I also informed lor that I and my husband would go 0 Lincoln on the 20th of Juno to pond a week , and tli.it she would mvo to be out before that time as I id not think it best to leave her 1 my house in my absence nnd on lie 20th of Juno she accordingly took ler things and wont over to my ext door neighbor , I left for Lincoln n the 21st hint. , and returned on the oth , when I first saw and heard of our publication which I have taken ly earliest opportunity to reply to. will say first that had I done any- niig wrong , my neighbor who sent his publication to your paper would lave established the best proof of her Christianity and neighborly friend- iip by first having an interview with 10 or her husband , and ascertaining 10 real fact in the case , I bcin away rom homo. I pronounce it not only n unnciRhbi rly , but an utilady like ct , that should receive its just rebuke rom nil lovers of peace and harmony. will also hand you the [ enclosed let- or for publication , which I think will ervo as stifiiciunt evidence as to the ustification of my acts toward my lothcr. Mus. E. J. GA.MIILE. P. S. My mother was born in Juno 830. pn addition to this Mrs. Gamble ends TUB BEE a letter which she re- civod from her sister at Anatnosa , owa , in which the lady refers to the nplcasant conduct of their mother , n bitter and unmistakable terms. ] Railway C olllsion. Sunday afternoon a cattle train f fifteen cars and a freight train of our cars came into collision on the J. 1) . & Q. line , between Lucas and Sherman , Iowa. Tlio trains were tol- scopod. A cattle man was instantly silled , and both engineers were in ured in a manner which will proba- ) ly prove fatal. The through train id not arrive in Plattsmouth till 9 o'clock , being ten hours late in pass- ng through. The names of the men voro not learned. Industrial Excuroion. The excursion of the Industrial as sociation takes place to-morrow. The rain will leave the Burlington it Missouri River depot at 9 o'clock , ro- timing to the city at 0 in the oven- ng. Stoinlmusor's orchestra and the Union Pacific' band will furnish the nusic. There will bo three bitlpon asconsioiiH and a game of base ball for the championship of the state , be tween the B. & M. and U. P. clubs. Col. Smytho will deliver an address ipon the occasion. Wedding at Phllomena'- * - Mr. Win. Mullen and Miss Surah Tohnson wcro united in marriage Sun day evening in St. Philonicna'schurdi 3oth the bride and groom are rosi- louts of this city and quite n num- tor of their friends were present on ho occasion. The ceremony was per- orniod by Father English of St. L'hilomena's church , und after the wedding services the guests repaired o the residence of the sister of the jrido , Mrs. Win. Smith , who resides on Eleventh street between Chicago and Cass streets , whore a bhnquot was served. Irlili Mass Mooting. A mooting of the Land League was hold Sunday iu FuUiur ( Jumn's old church. There was n large attendance notwithstanding the intense heat ol the day , At the next meeting of the Central Land League the names of all who have contributed will bo road. It was resolved that a moss conven tion of the Irish societies should beheld hold soon , the time und place to bo determined upon by a joint commit tee of the Irish societies of O malm The League adjourned to meet on the 3rd proximo. i The lowest prices lor the best grotlc of boots and shoes ever soon in Onwhii , at Kidd's now boot and shoo store Jacob's block. One prico'only , Fjve per cent , discoun tq ministers anr teachers. . , - , A WALKER. He Drops Around to The Boo Office to Have a Chat. A thin , Crinkled little man dropped into the local rooms of Tm : BKK yes terday and wiid ho wanted to see a reporter. The man was scarcely more than five feet in height , weighed prob- ibly 125 pounds and spoke v ith a Gorman accent. When n reporter liad been pointed out to him ho sidled in his direction with a confidential wriggle. He said ho wanted a little boom worked up for himself , By profession ho was a walker. Ho wanted Tin : BBK to mention his cause so that the spurting fraternity miitht become interested nnd make up n ring for him. The old gentleman then volunteered some further information concerning himself , Among other Jiings ho aid ho was n Gorman by birth and fifty-two years of ago. Ho walked against time generally. Ho was willing to cover 1000 miles in 1000 hours for § 1000. Ono of his pe destrian feats was walking from San Francisco to Omaha. At another time ho took a stroll 'rom Washington , D. C. , to St , Louis. The old gentleman gave his numo as Frederick Baron Trockrah , and said ip was as tough as a pine knot , which lis appearance certainly indicated , "Will dot bo in do paper dis eve ? " "Yce , sir. " "I buy one copy of your paper this eve , down by the United States hotol. Good aft. " "Good aft. " And the old man vanished. BEAUTIFULLY LEFT. Two Dandy Mashers Who Ac costed Strongo Ladies , A couple of mashers met with their ust deserts on Saturday evening. Two lighly respectable young ladies were valking down Capitol avenue shortly after twilight unattended. They had lot proceeded very far when they loticcd a couple of young men follow- ng them. Both of the young fellows vcro gotten up in n regardless aahion , with immaculate shirt- routs and lavander panta- nloons. Both , no doubt , considered hcmselves tlie observed of all ob- erverB. Soon after the young ladies liscovered the real state of the case hey quietly dropped into a grocery tore and each purchased a couple of eggs. The walk was resumed , the nashers following and ogling until Masonic hall was reached. At that > oint the two follows stepped up to the adics , and with many profound bows , asked them if they wanted to take a promenade. Both ladies at once straightened up and without a vorcl each selected her man. Four eggs immediately flow with well-directed aim. Each of the mash ers got a mouthful , besides which the avendor trowsors , the pride of their icarti , wore bespattered beyJhd all lopesof repair. Thoaftair happened ; o bo witnessed by only a few people > ut the dignified young men retreated n vast disorder to repair the wreck to their stunning attire. ALUMNI MEETING. The Graduates of the Omaha High School Last Evening. L'lat evening was held the regular annual mooting of the Alumni of the Omaha High school. The members of the Alumni and Lhoirfricnda gathered in the chapel of the High school buildiiu' nt 8:30 : , and after a social visit of about an hour , the following programme of exorcises was presented : Address by President Albert M. Leiseiiring. Pinno solo by Marcia Manning. Poem by Stacia Crowloy. Song by FAiinio Wilson. Piano Bolo by Miss Claire Rustin. TOASTS. Class of 1870 Response Ida M. Goodman. 1878W. . L. McCa uo. 1879 Miss Touland. 1880-Iada Wilson. 1881 Charles M. Elguttor. The attendance was quite largo and everything passed pleasantly and to the enjoyment of all present , impressing - pressing upon those who have attend ed previous meetings , the fact that the annual mooting of the Alumni of the Omaha High school is increasing in interest and importance every year. Do not buy an inferior quality of spectacles that aomo parties ary trying to pnhn of on the public as the cele brated tinted Star Spectacles ; there are none Bold in the city except by Edholm & Erickson , who arc the only agents in Omaha for the Star-tinted Spectacles and Eye Glosses. Guild & JlcInnU , the live dry goods men on Sixteenth street are offering great bargains and are doing H splendid business. L. Boindorff , , J320 Douglas street , jnakea choice ice cream and everybody .knows it. ' CKIUMCTY BUTTHn in o'no ' and two pound caus at J , B. French & Co's. DISTRICT COURT. The Liquor Dealers Kelly Pleads Guilty. The district court Monday was occu pied with the case of the State of Xe- braaka vs. Gee , MOB or , for shooting John Likstrom last February. Messrs. Taite and Smythe appeared for the de fendant , while District Attorney Burn- liam appeared for the state. Thn following individuals , having been indicted by the grand jury for violation of the liquor laws , wore ar raigned before the district court to day : Julius Trcitschko , Andrew I'louler , M. A. McNamara and Henry tlornberger. Judge Cowin appeared as counsel for the defendants and stated to the court that ho desired to enter n demurrer , hoping thereby to ; ako the case into the supreme court : o test the 'constitutionality ot" tlio Slocumb liquor law. The demurrer will bo entered to-morrow. II. S. Kelley yesterday withdrew lis tormor plea of not guilty to tlio charge of embezzlement of funds be longing to the B. it M. railroad com pany and entered the plea of guilty. [ Io was remanded to jail to await sentence. Judge Savage still being unwell is about worn out and is making an effort to got n judge of some neighbor- ng circuit to como o d preside in his place during the remainder of the erm. i > A Cao of Suffering. Up at the U. P. depot there is a man and wife and five children who ire BO poor that they are actually suffering for the necessities of lifo. Their names were not learned , but hey went west from Missouri to Wyoming n year ago next fall. They were getting along nicely when , last winter , the man had a safe , which ho was helping to move fall upon his 'oot , rendering him n cripple over since ; then the woman was taken sick md poverty and wretchedness followed. At last they determined to return to ; heir friends in Missouri , and were ; ivcn passes over the U. P. road from Laramie to Omaha. They reached icro last Saturday without a cent , all they have being on their backs , and hat in a dirty and ragged condition. Since that time they have lived in the shod at the depot , subsisting only up on the charity of passengers and employes about the depot , and sleep- ng upon the bare floor next to the walls of the building. This seems to bo a case which de mands the attention of the county commissioners , as well as the further charity of the railroads. COLD POISON. Attempt at- Suicide Ugly Drunk Looking for a Hotel. Last evening a young man by the name of Spiqle , a nephew of Ho'nry Spiglo , who keeps n second hand sforo at 1203 Douglas street , after threatcn- ng to kill himself , went to a drug store on the corner of Twelfth and Douglas streets , and bought a bottle of laudanum , tolling the clerk that ho wanted to kill a dog. Ho them wan dered down Douglas street into an alloy , where his undo found him. When ho saw ho was suspected ho : hrow away the bottle and made his escape. Ho then returned to the store and tried to got uomo more > oison but was refused , after which 10 succeeded in securing some more .audamnn at a drugstore on Farnlmin street. His friends became alarmed and called for assistance from the police to help find him , and about ono o'clock this morning Ofiicor Me Cunu found him leaning against a building on Tenth street. He said ho liad not taken the poison but was sleepy. The officer left him in charge of hia friends in a stupid sloop and it is not yet ascertained whether or not ho took the laudnum. The cause of the determination is reported that the young man is just from the old country und had become discouraged. Ho cannot speak a word of English. It was Officer O'Grady , who arrested the man Uilligan night before last , instead of others , as reported by mistake in THE BEK. Ollicer Casper last night arrested a man who was ugly drunk on Cass street and was obliged to call assist ance and carry the fellow to the sta tion house. Ollicor McOuno early this morning arroatod a middle aged woman who .was wandering about the streets drunk and pretended she had taken Jim Slonhenson's livery bam for a hotel and was trying to make arrangements to stay all night there. She guvo the namn of Lawrence. CKEAMEIIV BUITEU in ono and two pound cans at J. B. French & Co.'s. The bat is the cheapest. Use HA VENS' Sxow FIAKE Ftoun. Sold only byj , B. French & Co. I/arms' Snow Flake Flour. Another car load just received nt French's. "Tho Doctors Bald I would never leave my bed. Tht { , three months ago , and now 1 weigh 100 pounds. I cannot wrifo half of what I want to say , but 'Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure did it all. H. 0 , ROURK , Railway , N. J. eod-lw That Cheyonuo Trip. All the members of the ( ire depart ment who intend going to Cheyenne on July 4th , are requested to meet at Fireman's Hall this evening. It may bo stated for the information of these , that the round trip rickets to that city for firemen will be 811) for others § 22. BUSINESSJOTICES. The only place in tJio city where Jos. Schlitz's Milwaukee beer is found on draught is the Merchants Ex change , cor. 10th and Dodge sheet. tt Fireworks , lings , etc. , etc. , for the Fourth , at wholesale and retail , nt Max Meyer it Go's. Mrs. L. T. Williams , at her now residence , C0317th , street , continues giving instructions in Oil , Water Colors , China and Drawing. jo25-2t No head-ache or Imck-ache for ladies who drink "WINE OF CARDUI. " At 0 I' . Goodman's. Fireworks , fireworks , Hags &c. , at May Meyer it Co. 's. Pure cider vinegar at Julius Treit- schko's. ? 4-5t , Hammocks , best Scagraas , full length , § 2.00 , at Max Meyer & Go's. Nice Peach lilow and new Potatoes atVni. . Gentleman's. 27-Ct. Miss Andrews expects to open a summer school in rooin 22 High School building , July 5. Another now * and extensive arrival for Men , Boy's and Children's Sum mer Clothing and Underwear. EL- OUTTEU'S MAMMOTH CLOTHIMI HOUSE , 1001 Famliam , cor. Tenth street. Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and you will never lie bilious. At C. F. Gooclman'a Choice Fresh Butter and Eggs at Win. Gentleman's. * 27-Ct. Save your eyes and have your spec tacles flitted by the only optician in Omaha at Max Meyer\tBro. WANTED. A bright oilico boy who can write a fair hand , to learn the fire and life in surance business. Fourteenth and Douglas. C. T. TAYLOR. je27-tf Henry G. Richter , the Omaha Furrier , went east to select his stock of foreign and imported material and skins. GREAT BARGAINS , At Polock's , Men's , Boya' and Children's Cloth ing at n great reduction before mov ing into new store. tf Hammocks at 09 cent store. j23cod-tf "BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspcj- sit : , indigestion and heartburn. At C. F. Ooodman'B. Ladies' soft shoes for tender feet at W. L. Kidd's new shoe store in Jacoba bloclc , FjffceritlCstrcot , . t , r , M j < frrf * f - T Pure cider vinegar at Julius TreitJ schko's. 24-ot. Parasols cheap at the Boston , Store on 10th street. The "Boston Storo" , man is making * things lively ; look at his new adver tisement on first page. i Best cigars intha'cltvatMaxtMcyor " ' < ' " ' SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Ad * ertlacmenta To 'Loin , For Sale , Lost , Found , WanU , Hoarding , &c. , 111 bo In serted In these columns once for TEN CENTS per line ; each subsequent Insertion , K1VECENTS jxr line. The Mnt linertlon noter less than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. TO LOAN MONEY. TO LOAN At B per centln- U'reet in 8iim > ol & , roe and ujmurdi , for 3 to 6 joare , on tint-class city and ( arm property. llKXia UKAI , KSTATH and Loi.v Aar.scY , 16th and Douulas hU. TO LOAN Call t Uw OHlce ot D. L. Thomas lloom 8. L'roluhton Llock , HELP WANTED. WANTKD Clrl ( or general houscuork , H. K. coniir Itlth nnd llitrney utrvet. 2030 MUS. 011AS. 1IAU1AC1I. ANTKD-A llarlxr , IMIKttUt \ , utrvit , flnt door we t ol 1'ostortko. ANTKD A I'ool. and kltihin help at Uio - thoroughly competent tfrl with WANTEIl-A . ( lowl vttga , Datenport itrcnt , ° nd ilo r e-ant ot 14th , nortluldr. "Kt-tt A cool , uktly dirnlslied room WANTED thriobloe-k ot the jioutolHic. Ad- dries "F. H. " Ike otflit ) . " \TtrANTED Oood tflri ( or general housework W In email family. Al > l > l1310 Welwter , lit. lot h and 17th. ll > a i ) OIIIIKL nun going to Com- WANTED | . a situation wliero he can earn hit board by woiUciif bcforoaud alter hehool lioure ; M. A , e office , " ' 05-27 I One men lii * uuunty nwkes mo ney tellin- our upritii ; * ( or bu y ulult eoiiplli- ] ) * , bend btamp jor ternn and cut or 0v li ) tuun ) i fora i > alr , toantl-ItatUcr Sati'ty bnrlni ; Coiiiany,90 | llaiidolpli St. , Chicago. ' ! ! tli-3atyV7 ) -\TrANTED-Ilutton hoIeniaVers at IIarm > on i. \V | 11 Fttralvtm itreit. \K7 AVTED t'oiircarjicnUtii lliih iud Lwieii \ > ortlntntt . 2J1-SO WANTED To rent , a house ol C or clx rooms. OUoaiuKcrat 2M-i7 OMAHA BAKE WOHKS. iTtblJSB WANTKIJ C _ ll. eoiitaluluc not less than i-ltilit ruoinn , Aildre-w Dr. Sumuivni , Fort Om.ihu. Krb. , _ _ ' _ . _ _ -Jis-tf WANTKU-A cottage contululiiK HOUSK leu than klXTOom . AUdruv * Dr. Uoruvtt.Vurt Omaha , Neb. SPECIAL NOTICES Oontinuefl , A No. one kroom-inakrr at WANTKD broom factory , Dodge street. August Knmlow. 247-27 \\rANTED Twoboardcro. Young men preY - > Y fern * ! . Addrm "A. " Bee offli * . HO tf A peed b ktr to go to listings. WANTED Call St MAllfY fc CIVS , 243-27 111 South 14th Otrett , ) To rent hoiifo of 4 to 0 room * WANTKt 0 or 7 block ! ol the poBtottic I Ad- drcsi J. L.Orccn , Oroah\J Nib. 242-tf ANTKD A good dining room girl immedi W ately Rt the OeddeiiUI hotel. ' 220-tf 'ANTED Funding bridge and school tends. W H. T. Clark. llellc\UP. 86 tt riALL AT MIIS. B. E. CLAHKE'S No. 1 Ilotrd VJ Ins House , cor. 13th and Dodge Sto. Uest In the city. _ 19 tf / AHPENTEnS and calilnctnukcrs wanted. VJ W uc from fr2 to $3 ptr day. Inquire next to Dee oflicc. 9SO-U \TTANTED-A situation by a man of family , W rttacly , Imhutrlous and willing to tou c- ful In any honorable rapid ty. CompunAtlon ac- cordlntf to cnnblllty. I'lenso ndJrcss J. E. II , , cars of BUR ofllt-c. C04-U FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND. KENT With hoard , newly furnished Foil room hlialeo\e. Hood terms to two joungmtn. Address I'ostoflUw box 37 , illy. "ITldll KENT To pcntlcmnn find fcllon rultcof L ? unftirnMicfd rooni wlth Iniye ilwct , In new Irkk home Al'iily ntlU13 Chltnifo street. 209 tl _ KENT Hon c of fix moms , with clMcrn FOH stable , oncacre lot , with fmlt , , onuand a half mlle unit from pottolHcc. $15 per month. Inquire at 1D12 Da\cnport fctreot24123 IlKNT To unall fiiiiSy. furnUhul i t- FOK , Capitol Hill. Aildrws " 1) , " liiu olllcc. 240-27 _ RENT Nlcclj innnMieJ room , suitable FOIl one or tw o gentlemen , 1013 Capitol a.c - uuc , bouth tide. SM-27 _ HKXT. TlIK liAIUIhHT ANit MOr FOlt . . IOOATKI > HUICK STOHK IX I'LATTJtHOUTII. Tills lieiltltlflll HOW store Is 22 feet by 100 feet , with larne show \\liuloHs , fitted up with all the lateit modern Improvements. It U situated In the com mercial center ot Main street , and It posi tively the most choice business lueatluu In town. For terms apply to tlio imnvr. I.evl Gelding , riattimoitth , Nebraska. 25.1-jyi T7IOH ItKNT lloom and board for one or tu o J ; gentlemen , cost side 20th , between Chicago and Cn J. 253 27 UKXT A furnished room fora gentleman Foil 300 Karnltam street , bet. ICth und 17th. 257-27 "T71011 KENT Neatly furnished front room at Jj 1717 Cumins street , bet. 17th and 18th sts. 224-cod-St . . . . _ AND Ucmls rents houses , HOUSESMND , farms , lots , lands , olllccaf rooms , etc , ' See lit paye , j , TJlOlt HENT Nicely furnUhed large room and Jj piano .3. W. corner Ibtli and Capital A\c. KENT On first floor , furrlthcd rooms , southwest comer 10th and Davenport. RKNT Furnished rooms. Inquire at 1818 Chicago street. 698-tt _ " RENT 2 furnished room * oicr * Iea- FOIl"RENT chanU * Ex chin go , N. E. cor. 10th and Dodge ttrceto. 289 tf FOR SALE. SALE A ncu house , built twojcars , full FOIl , well and \et\tldnL' complete , on Dodge htrcet , ; hctuien 20th and 27th , No. 2C1H. In- ituircon premises. 200-tf SALE A secoiul-liand leather top phae ton and a good stcond-hand canopy top iKjny phaeton. Also a nuw ckll\erj uugon , OEO. II. FITCH ETT. Shop on 10th street , opposite Wlthncll House. 2M.tt TTIOIIHALE Oood house with four rooms ojul _ | ? half lot , No. 2B1S Dodo > twtnccn 2 < Jth and 27th btrcct. UOCK | well and uliade trees ; house hi good condition. Inquire on praulso. 221-tf > 11ICK FOR SALE. ) 203-tf ESTAHnOOK k COE. bAi.E Sl.fiOO ca h ulll buy the block and fixtures o ( the vlcancxt little liiinlncss in the city. AddrebS "lluslnobs , " tare Carrier 0 , Omaha IKjbtoflicc. 210-tf SALE A Mills portable engine o 10 FOK pow cr. Very economical ot fuel and water. Jacketed with \\ood and covered Mlth Itussla Iron , brans bound In locomothe stjle , oil governor , automatic vaUesinst \ bo\ca , oil cups , glass water guage , steam force pumps and Han cock patent inspirator. Complete , In good order and nearly new. Ilcnson lor selllntr , wo uUh to withdraw from buslncRS outside of our regular manufacturing. Write to Greenwich Manufac turing Co. Greenwich , Ohio. 04-1 in TpOH SALE A small engine , B. W. Taj lie & Jj Son' * make. In perfect osdcr. Inquire of H. O. Clark & Co. 30-tf SALE Lease and furniture of a first-class FOlt In a tow not 1303 Inhabitants , In state of Nebraska ; haa 21 beds ; the tra > cling men's re- port. Inquire at HlXnllire. _ 218-tf TOOK S ALE Tw o-storj house and part lot , near C depot. Location good. John L. HtCoguo , Opp 1'ofct Office. 958-tf " 17OR SALE lloubu and lot 33x13. ! ; tui table for J } warehouse. Inquire of Peterson , 10th St. OH SALE i ! acreH ground In Wunt Omaha. Inquire of J. Henry , No. 110 16th. 87-tf " 171011 SALE Maps of Uouglan and Harpy coun- J ? tics. A. UOsCWATEU.lKOKarnliam street _ _ [ _ 32Q.tf MISCELLANEOUS. TlKMltt han rattling long listn of houwo , lots , Jj . lands and farms for Bale. Cell and get them. A buncli of key * . Kinder will please LOST tills alike and receive reward. T OST White cow and call Iroin Chimpo and I J IStli street. The llmlcr will be rewarded by returning the same. M. OAltUIQAN. 270-tt TTJ1I1KKLLAS And J'nnwols repurecl by M. U BCHUTT llth and Furnain tt . 780tf . BUOW.V Corncr 12th and Chicago ail. , U ready to bore or deepen wells. action guaranteed. _ fX)3tf ) an e got at John llarr stable for I , all kind * of work at reasonable flgurtu , near u > r 13th and f > ar nw orth ttrcctn. _ 378-tf TTVONT FOHOBT The uocciuior of the Amcr- I i lean House , on Uouglan ttrcct , between Oth and 10th , for board , lodging and transient cus tomers. Henpevtfully &K4-U JULIUS fc LOUIRK ROSS. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Crcuu Tartar. No other pro arrntton maU kuih light , flaky hot bread * , or uxurtous pastry. Can bo oaten by I > jiiptlci without ( car ol the Ills resulting ( rain lieaiy Indi gestible food. Hold onlv In cam , by til Groan. UOYAL1UKI.ST l'OWl > U CO * * * - New York.
