O IIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY JFLY 26 , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
Tuesday Morniu , July 20.
A Proposition.
Wo will do the official advertising
for the city of Omaha frco of charge
for the next fiscal year , if the pro
prietors of The Herald mid Kcpubh-
can will publish n statement sworn to
by their pressmen and business man
agers covering the circulation of the
daily and weekly editions of their pa
pers for the month of Juno. 1881 , or
the preceding six months with n de
tailed exhibit showing the number of
dailies delivered by carrier , the aggre
gate number of dailies circulated to
subscribers nnd the aggregate number
of weekly papers mailed out of their
oflices.
This proposition will bo hold open
for ton dnys from dnlo.
.OMAHA FuiiMsiiiKO Co.
Omaha July'23 , 1881.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
L'atterxon Bolls coal. , *
Get your hat * ftt loano' . ' 1
Nimlell & Krcllo , Leading ir.ittcm.
T.lcgant Pocket-Hooka at Sate' * .
Don't fntl to drink SAXK'S cream aoda.
A. W , N.on , Dentist , Jacob's block.
Natural Mineral Water on draught at
K uhn'H drug otorc ,
For riNte Commercial Job Printing ,
all at TUB BEE Job room * .
Tlioroof of the U. P. telegraph office
H being repaired. "
The Lion continues to roar for Moore's
U rncfln nnd Saddlery , ' ' . t
-Whipplc'McMillan & Co. , the Jewel-
cr % Crolchton Block. o20-tf
Prescriptions a specialty , Opera Home
Pharmacy , 211S. 15th Street.
Drew Goods are going fast at Atkin-
eon & CO.'H. Low price * will tell. Ho-
member wo liavo Bunting In all colorx.
Safes , machinery , and all kindi of
heavy hauling done by Brisco & Co. , the
safe men. w&s-tf
Ono of the able-bodied young men who
owns the lions on exhibition at the Tivoli ,
was bitten severely in the hand by ono of
the animals yesterday.
Vivo gentlemen in various Htagcs of
dilapidation ranged themselves before
Judge Bcncko yesterday to answer the
charge of drunkcnncftB. They > all answered
it by pleading guilty. As they had no
money with which to pay the fines they
went to jail.
The woman Mary Jonas , who In al
leged to be guilty of malpiacttco in caus
ing the death of Mrs. Mary Tuma , was ar
rested yesterday upon a warrant charging
her with maiuilaughtcr. District Attorney
Burnham thinks such a charge can bo sus
tained in thi court
It Is stated that an effort will be > nado
to introduce the Davis ( tricycle coach Into
this city. The tricycle is a thrco wheeled I
coach , the body of which is similar in construction -
struction to a street car , resting upon n
low iwlo between two \vlieeln of the nizo of
the average wagim wheel. It is balanced
with a small wheel in front ( if and under the
coach. It ia drawn by one horse and car-
ricn eight
PERSONALS :
iy' r * . '
A. D. nMowo returned from the cait
yesterday . " ' ' '
W , A. Iloiick , of Rochester , New
York , i vin the city.
Thomas W. Johnson of Pcorio , Illinois"
is at the.Canfii'ld House.
" " "
"DrF Foofo and Sara 15oyd returned
yesterday morning from the Chicago races.
F. S. Clark and wife arrived In the city
yeiterdoy direct from Ellcnvlllo , N. Y ,
II minim Imholl arrived in the city fiotn
Lincoln yesterday and IH visiting old ttchool-
Puter 1) . Great left the city yotcrday
jor his Idaho mine * , In tha Wood
.river country.
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gtjejoo , Tchon , of the Wahabh , leaves
to-day for Montana on business con.
nccted with the railroad.
C. J. Ureeno went cast yesterday , Ifo
, ylll shortly return Accompanied by his
t 'wifewlui ha.4 beoif ruatlcatlmr there.
James Crcighton , who was recently
overcome by the heat , lias finally recover
ed and is able to be about again.
"J. 1) . Itobcrts , wifQ and children , J. E ,
Hildreth anil Miss Carrlo Clark fonn a
'Tekamah party now registered nt the
Creighton House , *
Mr * . Q. W. McCoy and her daughters
May and Irene , left yesterday for
Mt. Vernon , Iowa , where they will hpend
a few weeks In Uniting relatives and
friends.
J , T. Allan , superintendent f tree
planting for the U , P , railway , ban just
returned from a trip to Dawdoti anil Buf
falo complex , llo report * wheat , oats ,
barley < Aiid rye in fine condition , with all
the farmers in good upirits ,
Alfred Blrn'o , of SpringfielJ , Mass. , in
In the city , staying at the Withnell. '
Hon. fi. M. Lambertsou , clerk of Ihe
United" States district court , arriyed from
Lincoln yesterday ,
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Geo. IVrcival , of Central City , former
editor of The Omaha Sunday Item , airlvuil
in the city yesterday afternoon ,
Prof. Woodbury , of the State unlver
sity at 1 Jncoln , after a % i It aiaong friend
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inthii'cUy ktarted cult yesterday after
* noon ,
Mr. ami Mrn. Oi > H , formerly fo tin
Arlington hotel at Lincoln , * arrived in tbi
city yesterday and are guests at the Met
ropolitan ,
' Mrs. trfcklaod , wife of the late ( Jen
Strickland , has recently been employed ii
the office of the clerk of the United .State
N circuit court in this city.
Col. J , M , Keldy , general supiiriiitcndcn
of construction of tha TOXM Pacific rail
f
joad , accompanied by Mrs , Uddy , for
' ' 'merly of this city , arrived in Omaha yes
ttrJayona brief visit. They lea\o in i
, * hoi-t time for Lake MInnotouka.
The only place in the city wiior
Jos. Schlitz a Milwaukee boor ufouni
on draught is the Merchants' Ex
. clungo , cor , 10th and Dodge street.tt
A NERVY THIEF.
He Snatched a Gentleman's
Pocket-Book ,
And Disappeared , But waa
Finally Arrested.
A daring robbery was committed in
a passenger coach of the express from
the west , while at the Union
Pacific depot yesterday after
noon. In ono of the Bleeping cars
was Mr. Finch Hattman , a wealthy
cattle dealer , who resides nt North
Platto. Mr. Hattman recently nr-
rived in this country from Europe and
having invested largely in cattle was
on his way back to that country for a
visit during the remainder of the season -
son , Between this city and
North Platte ho fell into conversation
with n fellow passenger , who gnvo his
name as DtifTy and represented him
self to bo an extensive fur dealer.
During the conversation another rjen-
tloman approached whom the pre
tended fur dealer recognized as an old
friend and Introduced to Mr. Halt-
man as nn agent of the American Un
ion express company. Among other
documents which the stranger dis
played conspicuously was a letter of
endorsement stating that ho had pre
viously boon in the employ of
the Union Pacific railroad
company. and.Bignod "C. 0. Nichols ,
division superintendent1 ' nnd en
dorsed by "J. T. Clark , .general
superintendent. " As , the , .initials of
Mr. Nichols are P. J. , instead of 0.
C. , anU as both names are signed in
the same hand writing , it is thought
that the letter is n forgery , but of this
Mr. Hiittman had no suspicions at the
time. While the train Was standing in
the depot in this city , the stranger
who had bcon out upon the platform ,
entered the car in haste and asked
Mr. Hattman to cash a check for him
as ho wanted to use some money and
had no cash with him. Mr. Hattman
Hays ho told him he had not a sufli-
ciont amount of money to cash the
chock , but as the fellow looked rather
incredulous ho took from his pocket
his purse for the purpose of showing
him that ho had only $100 in cash. As
ho did so the follow snatched the
purse , made a rush for the door
and started to escape. Mr. Hattman
shouted "Stop thief , " and the crowd
on the platform took up the cry and
started in largo numbers in pursuit of
the follow , who ran like a deer out of
the depot to Tenth street , across the
tracks , turning past down a side track
among some freight cars to the plat
form of the freight depot , and then
diagonally across to Ninth street and
down an alloy toward the river.
Marshal | | Angoll , oflicer Donahue ,
and Jailer McOluro wcro nt the time
passing up Tenth street in u car and
seeing the chase , jumped out and
joined in the pursuit. 1'ho follow was
overtaken on Eighth between. Eleven-
worth and Jones streets. Jailor Me-
Cluro put his nippers on him and led
him to the jail. Upon examination
it was found that the fellow had in his
pantaloon's pocket n dollar and sixty
cents , and , tucked down 'the back
of his neck under his shirt , a
five dollar bill. It is stated that a
lady passenger in the car ol.iims that
aho saw him throw the purse out of
tlio car window as ho ran through in
making his escape , ami _ it is thought
his accomplice was outside to receive
it when thrown to him.
Later in tl\o \ evening Oflicor Khif-
lin , who was nt the depot in citizens'
dross looking for the accomplice , saw
a man who was evidently looking and
waiting for some ono , walking
about the depot , and as ho
aniwered the description given by
Mr. Huttman of the fellow introduced
to .him . as the express agent , the
otllcer arrested him nnd took him to
jail also. Both ot them are well
dressed , slick appearing fellows , but
have the tronenu1 niipoaranco of being
hard cases. Their trial will take
place in the police court this forenoon ,
Mr. Huttman having stopped in thu
city for the purpose of appearing
against them ,
FOUND AT LAST.- '
Do Loska's Body Disooverod
in the Missouri.
Traces have nt last boon found ol
B. DuLoslai , the employe of the U ,
P , freight auditing department , who
dUnppoarod from his homo hero n
week ago , while temporarily deranged ,
A telegram wua lecoived about J
o'clock yesterday ut the lienihuiar
tors from Pacific Junctiton , othoeirec
that iho rcmuins of u mini answer
ing to the published ilcaciiptions o
DoLoska had been found in thu rive
nt some distance from thu town i
short time before , \Vordwas immediately
diatoly sent in reply ' to care for tin
body until ono of the U. P. clerk
could reach .the spot. Mr. E. L
Winslow at once started for Pucifi
Junction. It will probably bo noccs
nary to hold nu inquest over the re
nmiiiB down thoro.
Thu remains of Da Loska will no
reach this city before this morning.
Heavy Dnuiago Suit. .
The Burlington and Misnoun rail
road company in Nebraska lias bee :
sued in the United States circuit coui
of the btuto by the Keystone liridg
Company of Philadelphia , tor dan :
ages amounting to $31,770. The Kej
stone liridgo company hail a contrtu
with the B. A : M. railroad compan
o for building four spans , each span 40
feet in length , of the bridge ucroi
the Missouri river at PlattsmoutI
I The plaintUf claims that according t
the contract the railroad company wcro
to furnish lhot > tccl for the bridge nt
the rnto of sixty tons per week until
the work was finished , nnd that the
contract was violated in that the ma-
tonal was not supplied nt that rate ,
causirg delay in the work which ren
dered the completion of the bridge
during low water season imposaiblo.
Consequently a great part of it had
to bo built in high water and the
mode of building altered materially ,
thus causing the company to lose the
amount of the judgment sued for.
The necessary papers iiaro been filed
nnd the suit commenced.
TWO DEATHS.
That of Bon Barrett and of
Richard L. Ross.
John M. Barrett , managing editor
of the Herald , yesterday received a
telegram from Warronsburg , Mo , an
nouncing the death of his son , Bon.
G. Barrett. The causa Of the death
was cancer , from which he had been
suffering a short timo. Mr. Barrett
was about twenty-two years
old and had himself boon
identified with journalism. Ho
had bcon at ono time upon , the reportorial -
torial staff of The llocky Mountain
Nows. Ho was ono of the three un
fortunate Bates boys , who was sovorly
injured in Denver last fall. After
meeting that accident ho remained in
Omaha for a couple of months , finally
going to Excelsior Springs. Finding
no relief there ho was removed to his
father's old t homo in Warronsburg ,
whore ho died from the effects of a
cancer. Ho was a young man of con
siderable promise and of a whole-
souled , genial disposition that won for
him many friends. His loss will bo
regretted by all who know him hero.
Richard L. Ross , an employe of the
B. & M. , died at 2:05 : o'clock yester
day at his rcsidonco 723 North
Seventeenth street. For the past
tour months Mr. Ross had boon con
fined to his homo with consumption ,
which was the cause of his death. Ho
was thirty-five years old nnd leaves a
wife and two children , a boy of eight
and a girl of four year of ago.
Work of an Incendiary.
Last evening at about 10 o'clock the
fire bolls rang the alarm of a fire in the
vicinity of Fourteenth and Farnham
streets. The engines were quickly out
but before they could reach the scone
the fire was extinguished. The fire
was in an old frame building belong
ing to a man by the name of Murry ,
and located on Fourteenth street bo-
twcon Farnham and Harnoy
streets. It was discovered be
fore gaining much headway
and put out with a few pails of water.
It'waa ovidpntly the work of an incendiary -
condiary , as there were found shav
ings , kindling- wood and paper partial
ly burned and charred , evidently so
arranged as to sot the old building
and its contents afire for the object of
getting it out of the way.
Real Estate Transfers. '
The following transfers wcro re
corded at the county clerk's office
yesterday , as reported for this paper
by John L. McCaguo , real estate
agent and conveyancer :
Otto Frisoni to Mary Stinton parcel
in n. o. . } sec. 27 , town 15 , range 13 o.
1 c. d. , ? 180.
Frank Stinton and wife to Otto
Frisoni parcel in n o | sec 27 town 15
ramie 13 o w d , $180.
Wm. E. Swoesoy and wife to Losbia
Clmso o i lot 4 in block 104 Omaha ,
w d , 8480.
Wm. MoKoll and wife to Gcorgo
W. Smith part w J lot 0 in block 120
Omaha , w d , 303.
Jesse Drelly and wife to Alex. C.
Popper parcel in s o | sec 34 town ID
range 13 o , w d , $237.50.
Aug. Kountzo ot nl to Mary Greene
part lot 13 Kountzo's 2d add , w U ,
1092.30
James G. McUoatto and wife to
Chas. llomelins parcel in B o A aec 28
town 15 range 13 o , w d , $189 !
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A. ORUICKSHANK&.Co. , .
Importers and Rotailcas.
Special sale of
RIBBONS , RIBBONS , RIBBONS ,
RIBBONS , RIBBONS ,
RIBBONS , RIBBONS , RIBBONS ,
RIBBONS. RIBBONS ,
RIBBONS by the MILE ,
RIBBONS by the PIECE ,
RIBBONS by the YARD.
The cheapest lot of Ribbons ovei
shown in Omaha , all new and FeesI
goods in thu now aid ] desirable shade ;
and "not the accumulation i\f \ < iu oil
if Ifetail ScocA- . " They are all satii
and grogrnin in No.'s 7 , 9 , and 12 at
10 cunts a yard ,
A. ORUIOKSHANK & Co ,
GREA.T CLEARING SALE.
1S1MKNSK SLAUQI1TKH.
DUKSS GOODS ! DHESS GOODS
I > UiS3 : GOODS 1
For the next thirty days , wo wil
sell Dress Goods at ruinous prices ti
inako room for fall stock. If yoi
jyjint a dross of any description bu ;
now and save money , at the ac/.vioid /
/ euriin./MUJbhVimciif ; / ( . of
ATKINSON & CO. ,
Croighton Block , 15th St. ,
Near the Postoflico.
N. B. Call onrly , while stopk i
complete , as wo mean business in tin
department.
A. S. Billings , dentist , opposit
postoflico , lm-ov-sat
Down go the prices , Como an
BOO. 1' . BESKK.
Fulton Market ICth Street. tf
"WINE OF CARDUI" cures irrcgu
lar , painful , or dilliciilt menstruation ,
M C. V. GooJiaiu'
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Ivents of Interest on the Iowa
Side ,
he Occurrences of a [ .Single
Day ,
Vrltton Up in Convenient Pnrn < *
The Poltawftttamio county's teach-
rs institute 10 bo held in Council
luffs under the general direction of
ounty Superintendent Cooper , com-
noticing Monday , August 1st , prom
os to bo n grand affair. Prof. Far-
urn of this city will conduct the daily
outino of business. The following
ell known educators will bo in nt-
endancb : Prof. John Ogden , of Ohio
cntral Normal school , late of the Al-
n Normal school , and Prof. Fellows ,
f Iowa State University , will deliver
course of lectures during the third
cck of the session. All exercises
ill bo conducted in the now Bloomer
chool building , on Willow avenue.
Mrs. J. Anderson , who has boon
.opping at the Cay house with her
on , Mr. A. J. Anderson , and daugh-
er , for a few days , loft yesterday
.orning over the Union Pacific for
acramonto. Mrs. Anderson is now
ver CO years of ago , is well nnd
enrty and has gone to visit ono of
cr daughters , a Mrs. Oaks , who re
des at Sacramento.
A man who will whip his child in
10 public streets , as was clone in this
ty a short time ago , should himself
0 publicly whipped.
J. Tuly , of Chicago , mid F. M.
Iyer , of Plattsville , are at thoMetro- _
ohtan.
Constable llosccrantz , who has boon
ut nt Crescent City working up the
ate case , entitled State of Iowa vs.
'els. Swanson , returned , yesterday
lorning. Ho says that there will bo
evcloped on the trial of the case tos-
mony sutliciont to convict.
Jno. T. Bald winjis planking the rails
1 places along the route of the street
ail way.
All agree that a good , first-class op-
ra house is needed in Council Bluffs ,
ut it does seem the t there ought to
o some scheme devised different from
mt proposed by Mr. Chapman. The
lonoy can bo .raised right hero at
oine. It is no giant undertaking ,
'lie little town of Glonwood has a
.ttlo gem of an opera housn. They
lade no fuss about building it cither ,
lost people want to ace it go up but
> 25 a ticket the first two nights is a
irotty steep price to pay.
t will not bo many years before
apitalista will bo offering n premium
or land on which to locate an opera
louse hero. The same help extended
o some capitalists would insure such
MI opera house on Bancroft street near
villn it Bennett's. It is generally
understood that some Council Blulfs
itizcns will erect an opera house in-
ido of three years any way.
The weeds near the bridge on north
Main street should bo cut.
W. A. Meynstcr was called into the
ountry yesterday in the defense of
n important criminal ease. lie will
eturn to-morrow.
The stacks of rye standing on Hon. '
) . II. Scotts farm nt Scottswood are
ilainly visible from the rcsidonco of
t. 0. Uubbard in this city.
Conrad Gciso's artesian well is a
ociilod success. The water is as
lear as crystal
Stokes , who figured so conspicuous-
y in the Fish-Mansfield affair a few
oars ago , serving four years in "bing
jing , " came into the city over the C. ,
5. it Q. Saturday , and took the
Jnion Pacific for the west.
The colored people are to have a
; rand celebration in Glendale , this
ity , in commemoration of the do-
iveranco of their race from bondage.
L'lio event will transpire about the 1st
if August.
There was quito n laugh created by
L young woman from thu country
yesterday in n city drug store. It
iccms u physician had prescribed mod-
cine , to bo taken in capsules by her
ick mother. The daughter of the
ick woman returned with the mem-
jranous sacs all emptied of their con-
onts nnd requested the druggist to
fill up "them little bottle * again. "
There is to bo erected in this city
very soon n larco throe-story brick
building on Fifth street that will ,
when completed , bo occupied by the
FaribauU wind mill company.
11. V. Phillips , who has for Bomo
years been engaged in linking nxo
liamlloa , has built quite an extensive
establishment on the corner of avenue
A nnd Tenth street.
Mrs. Osburn , widow of the late Dr.
Osburn , will BOOH commence building
a $7,000 brick residence on First
avenue ,
As soon as arrangements can be
made Tin : BBB will bo delivered much
eailier than it now is ,
The mercury is doing splendidly
now ,
Two young scamps heading for the
penitentiary entered Harry Jiuno'a
grocery store on South Main street
Sunday night and helped themselves.
They got into the utoro by urying
open the cellar door. From there1
they made their way into the main
store where they helped themselves
bountifully to fruit nnd cigars , nol
finding any money in the drawer.
Oflicor J. W , Merso has his eye on the
thieves.
Ebon P. Nowhall returned Sundaj
from a business trip east.
Constable Rosocrantz has recovered
almost entirely from the ollbcts of at
injury received in I8C7. His lame
ness is hardly porcoptablo.
The telephone botwpon hero and tin
Union stock yards somehow can't bi
made to perform its duty.
Mr. I. R. Berry has gone east 01
business connected with the Counci
Bluffs Insurance Co. Mr. Berry will
bo away from the city until about Sep
tember 1.
All who intend to erect a building
on Broadway and Main street , had
better hurry or there will bo no room.
An unterprisidg capitalist from At
lantic , Cass county , with an eye to
business , hai commenced to clear
away the old buildings that have dis
graced Middle Broadway long enough.
Ho will at once erect a very fiuo three
story brick block , with stone trim
mings.
A man by the natno of Thomas , who
had stood too long at the bung , was
arrested by Oflicer Cusic for being in
a beastly state of intoxication. Ho
was taken before Judge Burke , who
impose a light fine , which Thomas
refused to pay , saying that ho would
rather work all day bettering the con *
dition of the streets , llo was given a
shovel and an ofiiccrstaitud with him.
When near the place of duty ho
'topped his shovel and took lug bail
> r the transfer , whore ho took the
ext dummy for Omaha.
Chas. Payyung was taken in for
ilfully disturbing the peace. H '
leaded guilty at once and promised
> behave like a little man hereafter ,
'he ' court fined him a few dollars ,
lich ho paid up ami was discharged.
D. C. Farley , a printer , got mad in
ourt because Judge Burke would not
ot him drive on the street faster than
10 law allowed. Ho protested against
fine , stating that the law was a hard-
hip on him. But the court aaid that
o was not a rcspcctor of persons nnd
'mt Farley must pay up or bo shut up.
lo chose the latter nltornativo nnd
as committed to jail , but came out
ih morning , paid his fine and went
iver to Omaha.
Attorney John Lindt had a case bo-
ere Justice Frainoy yesterday , and
ishing a change of vcntio filed the
sual affidavits. But somehow Lindt
ad a choice between the other two
usticcs and claimed that the case
nust go to a certain ono. Justice
JVainey remarked that the law would
nku it to the nearest justice
ualificd to try the case. Then Lindt
orsiatcd that his justice was the
carest. Frainoy protested , and to sot-
lo.tho matter a proposition was made
mt they go out and stop the distance
nd have the question decided once
'or all. Tlr's was accordingly done.
Henry Macourt , of Now York , N.
V. Parrish , of Omaha , J. D. Dovero ,
f Chicago , Wm. U. Myers , of Indi-
.napolis . , John llydell , of Chicago ,
, nd Geo. Shaw , of Sidney , wcro at
" 10 Ogden yesterday.
J. II. Ball and wife , of Missouri
rralloy , A. E. Coggshall , of Omaha.
3. G. Grose , of Rivcrton , and W. A.
Make , wife and daughter , of Glen-
rood , were at the Pacific.
Michael Loy offers his two-thirds
iterest in the Old California house ,
ni lower BroadwayJnear the C. & N.
Y. railway depot , for sale cheap and
n easy terms. The house is in a do-
irablo locution and can bo purchased
t a bargain , as the health of Mrs.
Ley will not permit , her husband to
ontinuo longer in the business.
11KA.L ESTATE TllANSFEHS.
The following real estate transfers
yore filed in the county recorder's of-
'ce , as reported by the title , abstract ,
cal estate and loan office of J. W.
Squire & Co. , Council Bluffs :
Sheriff , Potta Co. , to W. G. Tits-
rth : wA-nwandnA nw sw of 22
73'J. Con.-$1.321.80.
H. S. Peterson to W. G. Tittsworth ,
t al.w : i nw and n inw sw 22 77 39.
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- $2,000.
J. C. Wilson to Rebecca Wilson :
w nw 15 70 38. $1,000.
J. L. and L. Howe to Daniel Bran-
on : lot IB in block 28 Mulling sub
ity. $475.
Henry Dolonjr to Win. Dachtlerr
art lot 5 block 1 Vorhiss add. , city.
J400.
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Sense of Humor TJnni > jirccintcil.
Anderson Boll , an undersized
olorcd man , w.i < i in an hilarious
mood Sunday night An ordinary
, ouso was just l.irgo enough for him
occupy , so ho drove his family out
f doors at the point of a shot-gun.
Indrow pirouetted .about to his heart's
ontcnt , emitting occasionally a war-
> lo that startled the neighborhood. A
ard-heartcd policeman rambled down
hat way , and not appreciating the
oucert , cscortod'Androw to the city
ail. Yesterday Boll's wife and
hrco daughters appeared against him
the police court. Ho thought it
dvisablo to plead guilty , and did so.
lis penalty was assessed at $10 and
: osts.
The Drug Store kept by J. 0. Pan-
er & Co. , on the corner of Twelfth
, iul Douglas , takes rank among the
irst retail stores in the city. Anoth
er largo consignment of goods was
received to-day.
The Htoru is now t supplied with an
ssortment of the finest toilet articles ,
Tooth brushes , Hair Brushes , Nail
Brushes , Tonsorial equipmentsFancy
and Standard Toilet Soaps , Medicated
Soaps , So'aps for special purposes , and
all the popular Toilet Extracts. Also
nn array of druggists' Sundries , such
as would bo hard to duplicate else
where , adorn the shelves and ehow
cases Syringes , sponges , pads , truss
bandages and all kinds of Medical
and Surgical Instruments.
The cigar case is always supplied
\\ith the best brands of cigars , and
this fact has made it a popular resort
for these who enjoy the royal Hi-
vana. Special carois taken in the de
partment of pharmacy Physicians
prescriptions nnd family receipts are
carefully prepared. The English
Gorman , Swede , Danish , Norwegian
and Bohemian lanquages are spoke :
fluently by the clerks in the store.
Ii you want a nice mixed drink cal
at the Board of Trade , cor. 16th am
Dodge Sta. tucs&sat.
Ladies' ' Silvo
and Gents' Gold and
Watches in great variety , at Whipplo
McMillomt Co'a. jl8-cod-t
Delicious apples , poaches , pears
plums , lemons , and orangcsat Charlie's
1120i Farnham. Ot
Bromnor's Cream Soda Crackers a
Weimer's. jylOt&s4w
"WINE OF OARDUI" innken roe ,
chcvka ami clear complexions.
At 0. F , Goodmiu'i.
OMMISSIONERS IN ( JOUNOIL ,
They Award the Contract for
Cuming Street Grade.
A full board of the county comniis-
onors held a mooting on Saturday ,
'ho ' treasurer was instructed to draw
3.50 from the general fund and do-
oto the same to paying the personal
ax of Samuel Forgoy for 1859 , The
esignation of Frederick Stabrci , jns-
! co of the pcaco for Millard precinct ,
asaccepted. The treasurer was direct-
d to reduce the valuation of the cast
alf and northwest quarter , sections-i ,
5 and 11 , from $510 to $280
or last year on account of
11 error of the assessor ,
'ho ' following bids for grading the
inning street extension were rccoiv-
d : J. K. Saundcrs offered to do the
ork at thirty-threo cents per ciibic
ard ; James Duffy , for 29i cents ; An-
row Daublc , for 30 cents ; 0. A. Jen-
en , for 23 cents ; Dan Hanahan , for
5 cents and Luke McDermott for 22
onts. The latter gentleman having
10 lowest bid received the contract ,
ho clcik was instructed to advertise
or scaled proposals to build ono ! )0 )
eot anil ono 50 fuel bridge near Mil
an ! . The usual number of bills wcro
rdcrcd to bo paid and the board then
djourncd.
I ' Funeral-
< ona JJalug's -
The funeral of Miss Lena Laing
aughtcr of Rev. Robert Laing , took
lace yesterday. The young lady died
ate on Friday night. On Saturday
er friends imagined they discovered
armth in the body , and thinking her
ot dead had some intention of post-
oning the funeral until to-day ,
lowovcr , toward evening there was
ndubitablo evidence of the lady's
cath in the change her body under-
rent and the funeral took place as
nnouncod. The remains wore in-
crrcd at Fairviow.
Try Brcmnor's Cream Soda Crack-
rs. jlCtitslw
Watch repairing a specialty , at
Vhipplo , McMillcn & Co.
jyl8-cod-tf
HONORED AND BLEST.
When a board of eminent pliysi-
ians and chemists announced the dis-
every that by combining some well
nown valuable remedies , the most
ronderful medicine was produced ,
vhich would cure such a wide range
f diseases that most all other rcmo-
lies could bo dispensed with , many
vcro skeptical ; but proof of its merits
> y actual trial has dispelled all doubt ,
.nd to-day the discoverers of that
real ; medicine , Hop Bitters , are
lonored and blessed by all as benefnc-
ors. [ Democrat. jylo-augl
No head-ache or hnuk-.iclio for ladles
vho drink "WINE OF CAnPUI. "
At C. F. fJoodmi'n'H.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Adicrtlsenient To Loan , For Sale ,
ost. Found , Wanti. Hoarding , , &e. , will be In-
ertcd In these columns once for TI/N CENTS
er line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVECENTS
> or lino. The llr > t Insertion no\or less than
WCNTY-FIVE CENTS
TO LOAN-MONEY.
TO LOAN At 8 Jier ccntln-
. . tent In * mm of JV-OO anj
puarJs , fora to Byaars , on H t-tlas4 city and
nun property. l ) > Mia KXAI. UurATB and LOAN
UKNCV , IStli and Doiulan Sts.
TO LOAN Call at LawOlllce of D.
L. Thomas Uoom S. Crehrhton Itlock.
TO LOAN. Clarkion & Hunt , 215
MONEV ] 14th street. 501-30
TO LOAN on real estate , at
MONEY - DEXTKU L. THOMAS 4 I1RO.
HELP WANTED.
Information of the whereabouts
WANTED . Johanna Kaiuh , who lived In
Omahi , Neb. , from 1857 till 1801 , and In Pt. Jo-
cph , llo , , ( as Mrs. Shultz ) In 180J. Informa-
lon u more particularly desired of her two
ons , Julius and Oeorgo Kaush , ( as It will be
a their Interest ) by their father , In Helena.
Inntana. A llhcr.il compcnuatlon Hill bi luld
o any ono assisting In obtaining the required
iformatlon. WiO-8
WANTED A good cook , roan or woman , at
the Kmmett House. tOj-30
- IB or 10 > earsold at Omaha
WANTED-Iloy ' Laundry , 603-27
Omaha Jlakcry , 61010th
strca. 602 27
- girl. 15 to 17 j ears of age , In
WANTED-A . 'Apply 082 north l th St.
- room girl and kitchen girl.
WANTED-Dlnlng at thu Pacific House.
A ( food German girl In a German
WANTED ; must he n Kood eook. Good wages
> ald. Inquire pf Mr * . Dr. I * . Grosnnaini , H K.
.orner 17th nnd Dodge ktrects , W5-25
A girl about 14 } IAU old , ftt
WANTED House.- 4M 27
- girls tor genera nomework ;
WANTED-2 reataunnt , 13th and Jacl.son
< TAI1LK FOH UKNT-On 10th St. , between
Harney and Howard Sts. B. LEHMAN.
4Ul-tf
AOIrl to do general housewoik.
WANTKD Harney ttreet. 410 tf
A girl lor wentral hou u orl'
WANTED * utrtct.
\TTANTED Machine lianili at Omaha Bblrl
YY h"a .tory. Work for nil winter to good
hands. 477-21
- glrU at the French Coffee
House , ll'th ' street. 470-tf
Girl at the corner of 10th .and
WANTED .
473-tf UltS. FUANK KKNNAIID-
Cook , man or woman ; also illuln ;
WvNTED . Apply at Fnsd. Lang' Grocer )
store , cor , Hthand Jackson Kts. 4CU-27
A 17ANTKD A good bUcUmlth. Apply at 'J' .
ir Jl. Trctt. . QUthwct e-orncr of Kthand
llamcy street. m-tf
A food lauuJrew at the Oiilden *
WANTKD . 1M tf
-Competent eook and nccond sir !
WANTKD Chicago street , Good wajcs.
100 U
- pool table to rcutnlth ; prlti-
WANTKD-A . State prlev.
AddrcMClEU. INMAN ,
451-tt V ll , Craw ford Co. , Io x
TKFuitMAl'lUK wanted of Michael D jcr 1m"
J. mrdbtel ) b > hl mother , Margaret Dujer ,
OuuJia ; Neb. , Iwtween Oth and 7th on > Ure > bt. ,
c reef Patrick Hogan.Votern iaiH.rj ple e
eopv. 453tfll
SPECIAL HOTIOES-DontiiiUBfl
Hv inin nnd wife , lie nl and room
WANTED ate family. I'ro-cr place htro there
re no other boarders. Address d. A * Dec ollicc.
4..2.tf
I One m n in a county makes mo
ney telling our rprlngs for buggy shaft
couplings. Send stamp jor tcrnn and cut or 60
n tUmi * for a pair , toantl Itattlcr Safety Sprlmr
Joniony,00 | llamlolph St. , Chlrao.tii-th-K > ty-2 | , '
ANTKD Funding bridge and school bond * .
Wr If.T. ClarL.UcTletue. 20-tf
\\r ANTKD A ( nrtticr or bujcr. Inquire at
> Y Philadelphia ColTcc Home , 10th strwt.
YT7
[ T7 ANTED T oboinlcrK. Younz men prc-
> Y tcmil. AililrvM "A. " Bee otllce. 140-tf
A food dinlnc room girl mmicill-
WANTED i t th. Oroldentftl hotel. 220 tt
A lrI to do general homework.
WANTKD 171(1 Kurnham ttrctt , northucst
corner ol 1Kb. 33011
IANTKD To Imy a good skiff. Address S.
& M. , lice olllce. SIM
riAt.k AT MUS. U. II OLAKKK'S .No. 1
U Ins ; House , tor. 13th and LMxIgc St < . Ucst
Mtlie ilty. _ IStl
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
1,1 OK HUNT A home , 1201 Uodpo street : lie-
L1 twccn 12th and 13th. KM 23
HUNT New house Ditcnpnrt and 11th
Foil , J. Johnson , 14th nnd rnrnlmiii bts.
BOOtf
1011 HUNT A fnrnWicil room , eor. IDtlinnd
' and Chicago streets.
lll'.VT A honso nt seven room * on Soul
T1011 ' , tic\t to Wooluorth'd roldcme , J
olinson , 1 till and Karnham. 4'W tf
moil Iir.NT Furnished rooms suitablu
L for homckeenliii' , cor. 18th and Clark
Streets. 490.JJ3
71OII Kf.N I1 Mouse nc.ir I. S. llascall'n. In-
qulru ot John ( ! . Jacobs 4U-tf
' T ofiirnlsheil ranms on Jackson
street ; botuccnlGth ami 17th , third house
rom the northeast comer ot 17th. R70-tf
" io"iKT
A few ilay boirdcra wanted , 1803 California
tnct. 390 U
ISENT Xlctly funiMicil largo room and
Foil .S. W. curnfcr IStli and Capital Ave.
083-tl
KENT 2 furnished rooms oicr MCJ-
FOK : Exchange , N. E. cor. 16th and Dodge
trceta. 239-tf
FOR SALE.
SALE At StcphoiiBOii'n stable , corner
FOR anil Harncy streets , a sorrel running
mare 5 jcara old , kind and gentle In harness.
480-27
SAI.K A ccncml merchandise aloro with
FOR attached , located In a thrhlnc rail-
oad town within 25 miles of Lincoln. Oood pay-
ng cash business. For particulars apply to Nave ,
IcCord & Brady , Omaha. 482-2K
FOR SALE A yotinff horse , 7 jcars old , frooJ
stepper , city broke , warranted sound , anil
zte for ladles' drUIng. Has never been
racked and can show three minute gait to bufrey.
Can lie boupht for $300. Addrcs * S. K. Cliatficld ,
Olcnwood , Iowa. 47823
rjlOR SALE Four S U' , P. engines , two 15 HI
U 1 * . engines , ono 18 H P. crticftl holler , ono
i H. 1' . , one 10 U. V. and I IS 'I. 1' . horizontal
oiler , all now. Ily Omaha Foundry anil Ma-
hino Company Omaha , Neb. uiw 475-a23
BALK Stock of Hardnaro in one of the
FOR towns In Nebraska , Population of town
! & 00. No better opening for the business in the
State. Only ono other hardware store In the
own. Stock In good shape and north about
ioOOO. For particulars call on nr address.
LEE , FBI ED & CO. .
401-20 Omaha , Neb.
I710U SALE The Southern Hotel. New build-
L1 Ing 30x40 , thrco stories high , built in 1831.
1 or talc on account of sickness. Will sell one-
mlf interest to the right party without children ,
lood trade , all transient. For terms apply on
he premises or to lock box 210 , Villlsca , Iowa.
460-23
71OR SAM : CHEAP The only hot-l In North
_ J Loup , Valley County , Neb. . 30 miles from St.
'aul , 15 miles fioni Ord. Good location , good
rade and iniproiing. For particulars write A.
J. C. . North Loup , box 0. 371-augll
IMIlUKI.LAb Aim rnrrwoin ri-piwrcil by M.
U SCIIU'TT llth and Farnani sts. 780tf
SALE A new house , built two years , full
U1OH , u ell nnd een thing complete , on Dodge
itrect , between 2ith and 27th , No. 2U1D. In-
tiire on premises. inws-US-SO
OK MALE A larnre two story Intmo KlilnglcJ
roof Hotel and ono story l.itchcn ; nlso ono
tory frame , Bhln led roof , hall room fur ten sets
o dance , and barn largo enough to hold twenty
cams- All situated on corner of Ilroad and 4th
trcet , Fremont , Dodge Co. , Neb. For further
nformation apply to C. C. TIIOMI'SON.
353-to 8 8 Fremont , Dodge Co , , Neb.
Oood house with four roonu anil
EOltSALU No. 2U13 DocUo between 2ith ( and
.ITth btreit. Good well and shade trees ; house In
goral condition. Inquliu on pnmUes. t21-tf !
HICK OK SALK.
B 203-tf ESTAmtOOK k COF
ITlOIt SAM5 A small engine , IS.V , I'ajlioil
L1 Son's make. In perfect osder. Iniuire | of II.
O. Chrt & Co. SO-tf
SALE Lease ami tiirnituruul u 'irst-clava
hotel in a town of 1SOO Inhabitants , In state
if Nebraska ; hai 24 beds ; the traveling men'fl re-
ort. InqulrontDKi : otllce. 218-tf
[ 71OHSALE ' ! MO story house and part lot , nta
' depot. Location good. John L. McCogiio
) pp 1'ost Office. ! )5S-tf )
nOU SALE 2 acres ground In U'c t Omaha.
L1 limuiro of J. Henry , No. 116 10th. H73-U
I , \ < J | > dALK Maps of Douglas and Sarjiy coun-
L1 ties. A. IlObLWATER , 1020 FarnhAin street
320-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
having work fora typo writer inn
ANYONE by telephoning the HKB
- . J , ileUln H btlll In tno
LKiHTMNU-J. buvlncss , wholesale and re-
all. Hods put up or repaired on hort notice.
) rdcrs by mall or otherwise will rcteho prompt
attention. Satisfaction guaranteed Call or ad
dress 1011 Sauiulers strict. 4U4-a22
UUWAIID Lout , gold hunting ca ottop
_ „ , _ . . uatch , gold rope chain and nugget at-
ached. Tlio above rcnunl will bo paid on re-
urn ol the watch to HUGH McOAmiUY. /
331-tf 1 ! ith and Douglaa BtrccU. /
TIIIIIRE or four young men can bo accommcvV
ted with board , hcferciieciicxchaiigul , If
< ly 2011 Cass street , 4th door Kent of oth't. ,
oroihlrciM llox S3" , i fctolllee. 84lf t
. IlltOWN-Corner 12th and
HJ1. , Is ready to bore or deepen * ells
hutlrtactlon guaranteed.
fMEAMS Can ho cot at Jonn Ilarrsstible for
J. all kinds of work at reasonable llgirrs , near
13th and Lx mi worth trrets. 378-tf
FOUGET The Biiccetors of , the Ainer.
DONT House , on Douglas street , Vetwecu Oth
and 10th , for board , lodging and transient cus
tome , llespcctfull )
N4-tf .II'MUS * U1ITIPF. R.RR.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ilade liom Crajie Cream Tartar. No other pn
rtttion makes null light , Ilak } hot brindv , i
usurious pastry. Can be eaten by Djiiiciitic
without fear of tbollU naiultlug from heat ) imll
l. Bold only In can * . ball Uroccri.
HOYAL UAKIXO J'OW'DKU CO '
New YeHc ,