HIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AUGUST IT , 1881.
THE DAILY
"Wednesday Morning , Aug. 10.
LOOAL BREVITIES.
Frederick , landing H ft tier. l.U
Patterson sells coal.
T fulltti jmrao * of nil VimU At H.-vxoV.
Krosli oyster * ftt Klclmnl's restnurmit ,
Get your hati At DoaneV ,
Ntndell k. Krcllc , I'ractlcM Hotter * .
?
GOO bu < tnc 9 lot' . Call on Bcmk
Bemh1 real estate boom. Flrtt | > K
2M hou'os nnd loU. BcmU1 nRcncy.
A. W. Xa on , Dcnlixt , .TacobV block.
' \Vnrnxnteil Tooth llni'liM at KtilmV.
BemU' new map of Omaha , 25 cent * .
4000 residence lot * , Bern ! * , agent.
For nut Commercial Job Printing ,
all At THE BEB Job rooms.
targe clock of hnntlkcrchlcf extract *
The , Lion continues to roar ( or Mooro'n
Hnrncxfl and Snddlcry.
200 fnnns anil 000,000 ncrci of land
Bern ) * , agent.
Prescription * apptcialty , Opcrn HOUBO
Pharmacy , 211 8. 15th Street ,
--Finest display of California 1'nilt at
WIKMKIIB' .
The ladicM1 Innd li-ngur will hold Itn
final meeting prior to tlio picnic on Tlniw
4lay evening.
A rare chance to obtain n Rood paying
1m ! nc * . See njicclnl column. Knqmre nt
117 ! South 1 Itli ftrcet. tf
McDonald and Harrison have tlliwlv *
l ] inrincn > liti. | Uiian. McDonald will
licrcaftcr carry on the bmine H nlone.
The city in billed in nn clnWate
manner by both Forcpaugh and Barnuin.
The number of highly illuminated bills in
vnriom quartern In enormous.
Ycxtenlay A , H. Young , employed by
the water works company , WBH overcome
l > y the heat and had to go home. Dr.V. .
.S. Gibln who U attciidlng him Bays he will
Ira well in a few days.
The quarterly meeting of the Union
Catholic Library association will bo htld
< m Thurcday evening. Article * of Incor
jxiratlon were Iming prepared for tiio HO-
ciety lo-ilny by Mr. John Kusli.
PERSONALS.
T. .1. NlcholH arrived homn from tlic
* -n < ( t yesterday lunmlng.
F. A. Ximh left for Lnramlo nt noon
yesterday.
I. IF. Congilon went weal to fliuyonno
yentorday.
Horace Newman , nccomiianiud by hii
Jlttle daughter , left for the went pcstcrdny
.1. W. Mono , general ticket agent of
tliu U. V. , returned from the ea-it yentctxlay
Minn T.izxio Hlatchly , of Fremont , wlio
lias been viniting frit-nils in this city for a
few day * , left for Iiome yostcrdny.
Jlon. Kill * O , Bicrliowcr U. H.inanhaV
wan called away to Kutlon yesterday on
iilHcial builnc.sH.
Wiley I ) . ] ) ixon , the popular depot
policeman of lha U. 1' . , han returned from
bin vacation trip in tlio cant.
Marvin Unghrtt , general .manager of
tlio C. & N. W. railway Hygtom , pamwd
through Omaha ycHtcrday with hU family ,
in a special car , bound wcHt.
Scth Mobley , of the Grand Inland In
dependent , in In the city. His moxt Intl-
tuatq. friends failed to recognize him , be-
caiiHO ho ha * ( thorn hit Buffalo Bill locko.
lion , J. II. Broody , "of Brownvllle , is in
the city.
Mr. J. K. Smith and Mm. G. Keith , of
Kcatfrice , h in town.
Will Do Angclos arrived in the city from
Chicago yesterday.
Theodore Brough armed homo from
the west to-day and in nt the Cnnficld.
Mrn. T. Ix ggitt , of Indinnola , Neb. , nr <
rivet ! In the city yesterday , mid i Maying
at the WiUmelJ.
TliomaH StnrKCf , a cattlcmau from Choy-
nne , nrrivcd 'in this city yesterday afternoon -
noon , Hu Id at the Withnoll.
Henry L. Ltngafelt , wife and child , of
HolUdayaburg , Pa. , arrived .in the city
lout week. Mr. Lingafclt U n brother-ln
law of N. ] J. Helm , of tlio U. P. Hhopn ,
mid a cousin of Hou , Jacob WuideiiHull
foreman of tlio car Hhopx , and Hober
Wcidensall , of the Y. M. 0. A. Mr. I
ex [ > ccUto make thin bin future homo.
Frobnlily Fatal Aooidout.
"William 1'onuor , employed nt tlio
ulavator and residing in Lako'a nddi
tion , yesterday mot witli n serious
nccidoiit which may prove fatal
While working on a scaffold 0110 ol
the planks on wliich ho wan utunJing
broke and lie was precipitated a diu
tanco of over tliirly foot to thn ground.
Another plank which gave way fol
upon him , striking him on ( ho cheat.
"Dr. D.UTOWvlio is attending him ,
finys that ho is in a very precarious
condition , having received internal
injuries which may result in inflatna
tion of tlio chest. No boueu worn
l roken.
Only Imagiaatioa *
To the Kuilur i > ( iiu ! ! :
PLATTMMODTH , August 15. TJio
AVatchuian of last week contained ar
item that is calculated to place mo ii
a falsa position. It statoa that I toll
the editor how Judge Hullivan , o
Oass county , was making a fool of him
nolf. Tlio fact of the matter is that :
never made any observation about th
matter to the editor and what h
titates is merely tlio result of his owl
unaided imagination.
OEO. EUOEUTOK ,
tlie Fonndation * .
The foundation Ktones of the
Grand Central hotel wore heingplaco (
in position yctterday under th
Hupervision of tlio aichitects , Eckel i
Mnnn , A lart'u force of men arc a
work preparing the foundations , HIM
the intention is to rush the work as
rapidly ns possible while the weathe
holds gopd.
"WINEOFCARDUI" four times
lay m'jw | a happy household.
fM - b
CITY COUNCIL
[ * o Moot Again to Gouoidor the
Slocumb Ordinance.
A'Scavongor and Poundmaator
to bo Selected.
lesttltn of n Very Important Sc -
( lion.
When the city council opened its
csftion last evening the chamber was
crowded with citizens , all cf whom
were anxious to lor.rn what disposition
was to bo made of the Slocumb busi-
less. They were not forced to wait
ong. A communication was read
rom Mayor Boyd asking that an or-
linancc bo passed embodying the fov
urea of the law , and this brought the
notion at once before council. Mr.
Juiilmtn movedthcreference of the or-
linanco to thofinanco committee. Ho
explained that his object in so doing
was 'hat that committee might in-
[ tiiro into the fund into which mnnoy
ol Ice ted In fines was given , At pres
ent all those moneys go to the state
chool fund and is distributed pro rata
o the different boards. The city
chool fund lost 8700 in this way last
lonth. There was considerable dis-
ussion for and against. Finally the
rdinanco was submitted to the judi-
iary committee , in whoso hands it
ins previously boon. The ordinance
s a reproduction of the Slocumb law
as it was published in Tun Bii : : when
rst presented.
A communication from Col. Chaoo
tating that ho had indexed the ro-
isod ordinances was referred to the
rinling committee.
On motion of Mr. lferman.it was
ccided to hold a mcotihg of the conn-
11 to-morrow evening to consider the
oport of the judiciary committee on
lie Slocumb ordinance.
A stagnant pool of water in lot 1 ,
lock 1031 was ordered to bo filled at
nco as it would bo done by the conn-
il at the nxponse of the owner.
Attention was called to the condi-
ion of St. Mary's avenue and the sug
gestion made that it bo repaired in
he hilly portions immediately. It was
oferred to committee.
Permission wao'askcd by J. J. Fair-
hildn and ThomoH Swift to use the
ild steamer to pump water for sprink-
ing purpoacs from the river. It was
cforrcd to thu ( ire committee with
K > wor to act.
The bill of Dan Shanahan , for § 70 ,
or earth used in filling excavations ,
vas referred to the committo on
claims.
Tlio property of Mrs. Itnor , on
tfinctoonth and Farnham streets , was
reported impassable , The matter
went to the committee.
A petition asking that Twenty-
'ourth street , from Croighton college
a Farnham street , ho placed in proper
condition , was referred to the com
mittee on streets and grades.
The city treasurer asked for an ad
ditional clerk , Tha committee on fi
nance will report on the matter.
Some citizens asked that the alley
between Eighth and Ninth streets
iputh of Hickory bo placed in condi
tion , The matter wont to the com-
nittoo on streets and grades.
Andrew Boran asked to be allowed
o grade a nortion of Harnoy street seas
as to construct sidewalks. He was al-
owed to do so.
Georga A. Hogland and other.s
asked for moro hydrants near the
smelting works. The fire committee
will consider the matter.
Timothy Kelly sent in a communi
cation on the subject of hogs , It was
ied.
ied.Tho
The contract and bonds of Cimrles
Gardner for properly constructing
sidewalks was filed. The bond of
Samuel Itoes was approved.
A. BiinniHon submitted a hid for
supplying tlio city with Imy at 87 per
ton , to the amount of sixty tons ; Leo-
; > old D.ihl was willing to furnish the
day for 80.85 a ton. The bids wore
referred to the committee on feed.
John H. Green proposal to grade
Dodge street , between Thirteenth and
Twentieth streets , was referred.
Clias Gardner , Thos. J. Fitzmor-
ris , J. It. Callahan , A. R. Howell and
Dan Shanahan submitted proposals to
build sidewalks. The committee on
streets and grades will act on them.
The petition to put Eighteenth
street , from Izard to the end of the
street railroad , in proper condition ,
was referred to the committo on
streets and grades.
Tlio city I'lig'iiecr was instructed to
report all sidoivalks ordered to bo repaired
paired that have not boon repaired.
The city clerk was instructed to ad
Tlisu for hard and soft coal for the
dilforent city departments for a year.
The atreet commissioner was in-
itructod to employ men to lay all thu
crosswalks.
A motion to place a gas lamp in
Iront of St , Mark's church was ro
forred.
The city omjineor was instructed to
report a grade for Park avenue from
Sherman utreut to the south boundary
line of the city.
The street lamp at Tenth and Cap
itol avenue waa ordered removed to
Ninth and Davenport.
The purchasing committee was in
structed to do 8iiO worth of repairs in
the city treasurers oflico ,
The city clerk was allowed to expend
pond 8100 in procuring assistance in
making out the tax duplicate.
According to the contracts onterot
into with Eroxel it Mock , Ninth stroo
is to bo repaired by November 1. The
contract for grading Harney Btreo
was placed on lib , Mr. Kaufman ant !
others objecting to enter into a con
tract which might not bo carried ou
until next year. The contract for
grading Sixteenth street was tiled for
a similar reason Mr , Kaufman mov
ed that bids for curbing and Ruttorim
Harney and Sixteenth bo advertiiei
for the work to bo done before Do
ccmbor 1. This motion waa ijlod.
The committee ou streets and
grades wore instructed to request W.
W , Marsh to lay his cur trackv as
near the gutter side of St. Maiy's nv-
jiiuc a possible.
Tlio ordinance increa inp the police
orco from ten to twelve men WPS
wsscd.
Ordinance establishing acily pound ,
mividing that no caltlo or other Aiii-
nals bo allowed to roam in the street
of the city except In a liltlo strip of
territory between the end of Fifteenth
street and Nicholas street , between
November 1 and March 1 each year ,
and determining how the caltlo no
caught were to bo disposed of was
m.icd.
Tlio ordinance establishing the of
ice ol a city scavcndor was possr.d.
An ordinance establishing the grade
of Davenport street , from Twenty-
second to Twontfi'Sixlh , was passed.
An ordinance establishing the
; rado of Sftuiidera street from Cum-
ng street north to section 15 and 1C ,
was agreed to.
The council then adjourned.
LOTS OF SPORT
In Store For Those Who Are
Inclined to Hunt.
Various Parties That Haye Al
ready Started Out.
Tlio season of tlio year having nr-
ivcd when certain kinds of game can
> o lawfully killed thu sportsmen have
akcn out the their guns , cleaned
hotii up , loaded n millicicnt quantity
if aniinuiiition , nnd started out on
ho work of dcHtrnction. Different
tartico have started out from last Fri-
lay up to the present timo. They have
aken various routes , but the favorite
mo appears to bo to the northwestern
lortion of the state. County Trcns-
iror IJoins and party started last Fri-
lay on a special U.P. car. They will
top along the road wherever they
ind plenty of gamo.
11. K. B. Kennedy , J. D. .Tones nnd
) r. Livingston , and Sam Chapman , of
latlsmouth , went to Norfolk. While
hero they will sclect-ft place for tholield
rial of dogs of the Nebraska sports
man's association , the mooting of
vliich will bo held the latter part of
ho present month.
Mr. Chapman , who is an enthusi
astic sportsman , said that the I'latts-
nouth gun club had been , practicing
v good deal lately on glass balls and
were in shnpo now to challenge the
Dniaha Sportsman's Club to a match.
An equal number of'each club will
wrticipato , and/'tho cliallengo will
soon bo mado. ! (
A party of yoiinjj men * from Coun
cil Binds , consisting of Hurley Mayno
and the nous ( if Messrs. UHicors &
L'usoys , the hankers , are ' equipped
with a hunting wagon , tout and every-
.hing necessary for a good time. They
will go up about0'Neill City nnd
stay n month. ' .
( ; . W. Holdridgo , R. Dean , of Chicago
cage ; P. S , Eustis , John , Knowlos and
Messrs. Carter nnd Williamsof St. Too" ,
wont out over the B. & M. road yes
terday. They will hunt in the Ho-
pnblhan valley.
Goo. T. Hoagland and , Charles Bal-
bach went to Oakland. ' ,
John and .Di ck , "Wilhnell , accoiu
paniod by Charley Withncll ; mil
unit near Oakland. * '
Hank Hathaway and his family will
slay game near Oakland.
Charley Douol , Will Millard and
Will Bennett , went out to 'tho Haw
liido and Oxbow.to limit.
W. H. S. Hughes , fSoodlcy Brookor
and Lon Load or went to Oakland.
0. K. Crallo , of the U. P. Htarted
out yesterday to Grand Island where
lie will hunt for a week. '
Oeorgo Arbuthnot , of the , W. U.
telegraph ollico , the champion shot ,
sliirtod for Lyons on the Omaha it
St. Paul road , nnd will undoubtedly
bring back a carload of game , ,
llov. W. .1. 1 Inrsha and party stiirtcd
yesterday moniing.
Judge Thurslon , Henry Hoinannnd
Mr. Landers loft for Albionyestorday.
They have good dogs nnd guns and
will stay out about a week.
Besides tho.iu named various other
parties have goijo out , and the slaugh
ter of game this year will bo very
great , There is said to bo a largu
number of chickens this year , nnd the
aportingmen will have a tine time ii
consequence.
Slight Firo.
An alarm from number two cnllcc
out the truck nnd number three hoae
cart to tho' Kightoonth street bridge
last night , Neither of the engine
were called. A lamp exploded in n
house near thu bridge and il was
thrown out by n man who liapponod
by. By an accident the lamp wns
thrown into a load of hay which was
standing near at hand. The ilamo of
this lamp immediately cauu'ht on the
hny , nnd the alarm of tire was given ,
The tire \VIIH squelched before the do-
pnrtmont arrived.
orB.
The young ladies comprising the
land league have boon indefatigable ii
their olforis to make the picnic to be
held ou Saturday an ovonvliolnmiiij
success. Tho'indications now are tha
it will bo the largest piunio held her
this season. Irishmen will como from
Council Blulfd in a body , a rate o
fifty cents for the round trip having
been secured. Largo delegations wil
attend from Plattsmouth , Columbus
Norfolk and other points. Bisho ;
O'Connor , appreciating the etforts o
the young ladies , gave the prcsidon
of the society , Miss Sarah Bronnan
? 10 to help them along ,
Michael Ley offers his two-third
interest in the old California house
situated near the 0. it N. W , niilwu'
'depot ' , on lower Bro.xdway , Counci
Blulfn , for sale cheap. The house i
in a desirable location and can bo
purchased at a great bargain and 01
easy terms. metf
OVER THE RIVER.
Whcfc is Interesting Oouuoil
j Blufl's Pooplo.
Business at the Present Circuit
Court Sosnion.
A.n Overofflcious Railroad Con
ductor.
Thin but Successful Confidence
Game.
filnor Matten of More ar ! .
Importance
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
TH KKHSION IS OI'KNED AND IT l UKAHV
rOK HU.Hl.Nr.SR.
The circuit court , Judga Loofbou-
row presiding , convened yesterday ,
fho judge went upon the bench at
) :30 : and gave the order for the sheriff
o oocn court. About ono hour was
consumed in hearing motions and the
iiiR of papers , after which Judfjc
xofbourow commenced the calling
if the calendar. There were in all
* bout fifty cases marked for trial and
10 doubt more than half of these will
disposed of without trial. After call-
ng the docket the judge called the
ury ; nearly all responded. The judge
hen announced that ho would hear
3XCU8CH from any of thojury -
nen who hnd them to offer ,
ho excuses were numerous , some
claimed they ought to bo excused be-
auso they were needed on the farm at
ionic ; omo because their wives were
cry sick. One man said ho ought to
> c excused because some of his hogs
voro unwell ; another said his wife had
md a little child too "orphan. " The
udged excused two of the jurymen
vhoso wives wore sick. Another jury-
nan said it was not fair to keep him
> ccauso he was street supervisor , and
ho judge thought if ho insisted just
o accommodate him ho would excuse
lim. The judge has had his hair
rimmed and is looking unusually care-
ivorii. The court adjourned until two
'clock. No case will probably bo
cached until this morning.
AN OFFICIOUS CONDUCTOR.
10\V 1IK UMJEIIKMOMOUHLY KJKCTKD A
OKNTLKMAN PIIOM Hllj TUAIK.
Mr. Fox , "conductor on the Rock
aland train yesterday morning , com-
nitted an uncalled for and disgraceful
ct. It seems that our esteemed fol-
ow citizen , Hon. Horace Everett ,
tartcd from his farm early yesterday
Horning for homo. Ho went to the
opot at Western to purchase a ticket
or Council Blulls. and found the
ickot oflico window closed. Ho
vaitod at the window until the train
MI which he was to ride started. Ho
heii ran and jumped on the train
vithout having made any purchase of
a ticket. After the train left West
ern , the conductor called upon
VIr. Everett for his ticket.
Sot having ono , Mr. Everett handed
dm thirty cents , the amount of the
-regular faro to Council Blurt's. The
conductor took the thirty cents and
lemanded tan cents extra. This
amount Mr. Everett refused to pay ,
that it was not his fault that
lie did nut purchase n ticket at the
Westerniitation. | The conductor there
upon , in a very insulting manner ,
Sir. Kvorelt says , remarked that if
lie IMVt Everett ) over tried , that
amo again he would be put
oil' the train. Mr. ' Everett
replied : "You had bettor try
it now. " The conductor reached for
the bull rope stopped the train and
ordered Mr. Everett to get oil. Mr.
Everett politely informed tlio gentle
man that he got on the train togo , to
Council ISluil's and did not propose to
iot ; oil' in a cornfield six or eight milea
from homo , lint the conductor in
sisted that Mr , Everett should get of )
the train then and thoro. Mr.
Everett told him in plain English that
he would not do so. The conductor
then grabbed Mr. Everett and forced
him out of tlio cub into the corn-field ,
and the train moved west. Mr.
Everett stopped a few moments to
find in what latitude he had been cast
and then pulled out ticross the corn
tiehU and pmirio'until ho reached the
residence of William Garners , where
ho was not long in finding a farmer to
bring him to the city. The conductor
of that tiain should bo suspended un
til ho ban learned how to treat travel
ers with moro decency , especially tlioso
of Mr , Evoiott's ago.
BASE INGRATITUDE.
HOW .v i'ouri.i : ov KUAUVEUH TOOK ix
AS OLD MAX.
An old man fell victim to
confidence sharps , am !
in such a clumsy way that wo almost
doubt that it occurred. It noems the
old muu uhilo sitting in tlio U. P.
depot wan accosted by a finely dressoi
youir. ; man who inquired if ho was
going to Sioux Rapids. The old Ron
tloiiian replied that such was his in
tontion. The sleek looking chap invited
vitod the old man to accompany hin
up town. The old man consented 01
the suppoHition ho was to
help him fetch his baggage.
They walked a distance of over a
milo and half. Then the finely dress
ed young man pulled out a lock , am !
they wore soon mot by another finely
dressed young man who wanted to
know what kind of n lock it was. The
first young man. handed the lock to
the second and offered to bet § 20 thai
he could not open it. The second
sharper opened the lock easily and
demanded the amount of the bet.
The first sharper not having a suf-
liciont amount , turned to the oht man
who had come nearly two miles to as
sist him in carrying his baggage-
tlio depot and requested him to loai
him the balance , about $ G.OO , soyinf ,
that as soon iva they got up tovri
where thu laggago was ho would p j
him buck. After the money was paii
over to sharper No. 2 , both iliiap
poarcd and hrxvo not since been heard
rmn.
TUK lll.rm l.V HKIKf.
Potatoes in this market sold yester
day for $1 , sweet potatoes 4c , onion ! )
M , butter 15c , cgirs lOc , butchers'
stock 82.7" fo 83.50 , hogs $5 to $5.50 ,
wood 80 , hay 8" , oats 'Me.
A sign erected in the southern part
of the city reads : "Don't hall no
rubbish hear. "
There is such n scramble in Coun
cil Ulutls for lots to erect buildings
jpon that owners of land arc obliged
x > remain at homo and watch their
iroporty Were this not the case ,
3hnrloy Baughan and Juniun M. Pal-
nor would take a trip to Europe.
Member ? of Rescue engine coin-
mny will plcaso IMS on hand this
noniing promptly at ! * o'clock , in
uniform , to join the grand parade.
Mrs. A. D. Fisher , wife of our
ghty respected secretary of the
Council Blullfl Insurance company ,
* ias come to the Bluffs to limit o this
icr future homo. She was formerly
residing in a small town in the central
) art of the state called Cedar Ilapids.
VIr. and Mrs. Fisher are both do-
ightcd with tlio prospects of a largo
city hero. Tun UBK cordially wel
comes tlio now comers.
J. J. Spolcs , one of Foropaugh's
uimerous advance agents left yestor-
lay for homo. Ho says if lie lives
another year ho will remove his fain-
'ly to Council lilufl's. Ho says it will
lot bo long before wo will number
nero than one hundred thousand
souls.
J. W. Frazier , who has been away
on a trip for his health is homo again
'ooking badly , although ho says ho
'eels somewhat improved.
Sheriff Edwards , ol Montgomery
sounty , was in the city Wednesday.
3o says if wo had the waterworks we
would grow very much moro rapidly
and he is right.
JJon Clayton , the big farmorJUropre-
sentativo , is in the city and has been
or a few days trying to exchange
) remises , and wo gusss ho will "suck-
iced ( flaxsocd , wo moan ) . Mr. Clay-
on has not secured rooms yet at Des
tfoincs.
Mr. Rogers , of 'bus fame , will run
i line to the transfer every day at 4
o'clock.
. C. Graham , Ira Scofiold , F. C.
Newell and Arthur Patterson havero-
.urncd from Spirit Like ; after a brief
lojourn at that beautiful spot.
Wo g can from The Nonpareil that
hero will be a matinee at the Driving
iark next Saturday afternoon sure.
James P. Wickham informs THE
! Jin : that instead of its requiring 00- ,
)00 ) bricks for the mammoth building
jcing erected on lower Main street by
he Keystone manufacturing company
t will require 000,000. Wo stand cor-
ected.
W. T. Preston , of Dunlap , Iowa , an
ixtensivo stock dealer , stopped ; in
Iowa's metropolis last night. Yester
day ho visited the Union Stock Yards.
\lr. \ Preston says wo are bound to bu
ho leading shipping point for cattle in
' ; ho west.
W. N. Ellis , of Utah , who has a
'amily in Tabor in this state , wan in
Council Elufl's yesterday with his two
accomplished daughters who are at
tending school at Tabor. The party
, s en route for Utah. Hero they pur
chased tickets of Potter and Palmer.v
Junius M. Palmer has purchased
the HctTorman property , on Madison
street , and offers the same in small or' '
largo lots ,
The city authorities have ordered
the extending of Washington avenue
cast several blocks , an improvement
at the upper end of the city very
much needed.
The BurnhamttTulleys building on
Main street will bo three stories in
stead of two. A very largo fire proof
vault will bo built in the second story.
AVicHiam Bros , have contracted for
the brick work , and the carpenter
work has boon lot to A. N. Riddle ,
who will superintend the construction
of the entire building , which will
occupy the whole lot from Main to
Pearl street , with twenty-live feet
front.
The council will meet in regular
session next Friday evening. Prepare
for a squall.
Justice John J. Frainoy has ro -
moved his oflico from Main street to
Broadway , into John H. Keatley's
ollico.
Frank Shinn , a practising attorney
at Emersoncame to Iowa's metropo
lis yesterday.
Mis * Kato Pusoy , daughter of our
esteemed follow citizen , W. H. Pusoy ,
is sick with what is termed mountain
fever.
Ex-Alderman W. 0. Unthank is
recovering vorv rapidly and will
doubtless be on the streets again very
BOOH. '
In all probability if President Gar
field continues in as critical condition
as the papers report him , our mayor
will isauu another proclamation.
There woio about thirty-fivo attorneys
noys in attendance on the circuit court
yesterday ,
Miss Kato Pusoy and Miss Li/.zio
Baldwin are confined at their homes
quite sick ,
J. G. Tipton , of Avoca , is at the Pa
cilio house.
John T. Baldwin wont to Omaha
yesterday in the intoivst of the Coun
cil Bluffs levee.
There were two men "rum struck"
near the park yesterday. '
Hon. James F. Wilson , of Fairfield -
field , Iowa , a prominent candidate for
U , 8. Senator , was in the city yes
terday , a guest at the Ogden House.
Col. G. G. Uoyan , a prominent at
torney of Des Moines , was in the eity
yesterday ,
L. W. Ross , chancellor of the law
department of the Iowa State Uni
versity , was in the city yesterday at
tending the United States circuit
aurt.
Simley Burl , of Lawrence comity ,
Iowa , was in town visiting friends and
relatives yesterday.
"Tho Revere House , Council Blulfw ,
is the best second-class hotel in the
west. " aug7-lm
Miss Ella Torrance solicits sowing
by the day or weok. Call or addresi
her , 4th struct , cor. Win Hi , Council
Blutla. mutf
PETER HEROIC.
The Inventor of Herdio Conchoa
in the City ,
1'cter Herdic , who has recently
comp into prominence through the
invention of the coaches bearing his
name , arrived in thccitvyeslerdaynnd
registered at the Withncll house Mr.
Herdic ha * long been a resident of
Williamsport , in the Pennsylvania
umber region , and that city owes
jvhatcver it is to his individual
efforts in building it up. A few years
ago Mr. Hordic was very wealthy and
was a power in the financial world A
crash-camo and his immense fortune
was swept away. Many thought this
was the last of Herdic and his t'rcnt
enterprises butjwith indominitablc per
severance ho sot to work and is now
) robably worth half a million again ,
in the Hordic coach ho probably has
a bonanza , and is working it for all it
s worth.
" -
Short Brunch-
O. Itortlv. Manchester , N. Y. , wnw
roubled with aithm.i for clevon year * ,
lad been obliged to nit up Homctimcd ten
or twoho niglitH in miccesHlon. 1'Vmnd im-
nediate relief from THOMAS * Kci.Kdrmt'
3n , and is now entlrelyjcurcd. eodl v
Forty yean' trial CM proven "BLACK-
DRAUGHT" the lust liver medicine in
; he world.
0 K. Oooilimti f.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Adiertlwmcnt To Loan , For Sale ,
xwt , Found , \Vnnti. lloanllne , &c. , will be In-
erted In thcso columns once for TEN CHNTS
cr Una ; each § ub cqucnt Insertion , FIVECENTS
KT line. The first Inecrtlon never leu than
TWENTV-FIVK CENTS
TO LOAN MONEYt
TO LOAN Call at Uw Olllce of D.
MONEY . - ItooinS. Crelxhton lllock.
Qf A AAA To loan at from S to 10 per cent.
TUfJlf.'I'MI on KCKM ] real estatcsecnrltv , by
UK. ISAAC KD\VAK1 S , IIO'J ' Fnrnbam St.
TO LOAN At 8 per centtn-
tcrekt In nirnsnf S2.BOO and
upnardx , for 3 to fi y-iar" , on flrst-Ua e < Ity and
arm property. IKMIS ! HKAL KSTATK and LOAN
AIIKVCY. 1Mb and Douulax St .
VITONKY TO LOAN on real estate , at
UEXTEIl L. THOMAS & IIP.O.
HELP WANTED.
" \"I7"ANT11U Two firat-cla tlArhcrn Immetllato-
\ \ h. Illehcwt ntatsiM paid. J. .1. HOOD ,
< 2 I'tiirl St. , opiwslto 1'ostollk'e , Council lllutls ,
owa. ( i'JO-tf
ANTED TO TltAIlli Almost new top bide
W
bar hutnry for a ph ton. Enquire at lieu
OHkv. ! > 7-tf
WANTfcU-A ( food engineer. Apply t the
Wcetern Newspaper I'niun , 701-tf
TATANTEDTOHENT-A couple of rooms un-
Y T furnNhcd for llulit housekeeping by man
and wife. AiMruw F. IL , Hce Olllce. 702-lti
-Oik HKCM < W5 i > ir month. AD-
WANTEDOik
pi vat'003 , lieUien JMth unJ ilm stretf
WM-tf
f T7-ANTED Slxtetn jear old lx > y to work In
W marLetgardin , North IMhhtreit. 11. W
HAIL , 70.V1U
D Collector ono acquainted with the
WANTr preferred , must furnish joodr.fer-
cnce nnd security. 421 S 10th street. 700-10
ANTED A teamster to drive nvprcs * team.
L. DCOdAK , No. 1112 S 13th htrcct.
703-17
' ' WANTED-At 1100 Farn
nol'dEKKCI'EK tlalre. COO-1'J
To rent a Rood hotel , furnished ,
WANTED eastern port ot Nebraska. Address
L : C. Pndmorc , Button , Neb. ( J9.I-10
- tailored at 1220 farnliaiH St. ,
WANTKD-A 0115-20 ,
WANTED A competent workman , one that
understand * all klndu of work , mich n onu
can find steady \\otk and ( . - codiagc * . Itywrlt-
Int ; or calllnar on W. 1' . Clark , nt .Mapleton , la.
No drunkard need apply. 032-20
AND IIIONINOOfnllklnd done
WASHING St. , one block uebtofCreluhton
lletro. J. C. DANNELLS. 075-10
- ' one handy laborer.
WANTED-'Jcarpentersand lioo olllce. USI-10
"rT7"ANlED A situation n house keejier in a
V > Intel or nprn ate family , lltfcrencc * ! >
en. Call or address Jlrf. Lea Lcmmon , 1U18
Chicago Ht. fl'is-Hi
WANTED loan of iM.OOO at 7J percent.on
two or three } earn' time. Hot Bceurltj
Bl fli. Address 15. i\ , , lice olHiV. 07U-1U
" \\rANrED-A Kooil xlrl for general house
YV work. Mr * . C. Trobuln , 1111 Douiilaa St.
047-20
. At thn ftoro of J , M. 1'hllllpn
WAXTFD. ! 413 Ilruidu-ay , Couudl Illnlh. a
flr tda < i4 boot and Hhoe nmxer. UIO-tf
\-\rANTED-Slv K ° r < l liborero , 1.73 pcrilay
W for Kiiod nu'ii. Enqulru at l > . I'lt/mtrkk ,
\TTANTfiD-0 e n > enter at 1110 Karnlmm St.
YV C. K. GOODMAN. U1B tf
ANTKI ) A woman eook at the Finiiat
1101190. Ml | )
'ANTED A chambermaid at the Emmctt
iiou o.
l"\7"ANTri > ( llrl for ueneral houiework In
W _ _ mall family at S09 JUlh St. t.U2 tf
WANTKU Two rfrlu at KrenJiCoITio lloii-c . . ,
- -
lOthii'.reet ,
TKII Apoolu bloto rent : with \ > tM-
WA K'jjo of | iurcIi.1kltlLbUto _ nrlec.
l-tf * VII , CrattforaCo.'lo a.
NKOUMATION wanted of Michael Dwyer im-
J nudutelyl\ mother , Margaret Dwjtr ,
Omaha ; M'b. , between Cth and 7th on Mure ) t. ,
care of Patrick Hoifan. Wt tcrn pjper pleaw !
copv. 4Vt-t (
rv VMV KE.\l.iaTATK OOU-Seo l t page ,
XirANTEDFunainir brlilifit and wliool IwmK
W Il.T. CUrkIl Ue\uc. 20-tf
. W. E. CI.AKKK'8 No. 1 JJoard
iino , cor. 13lh and DoJjo Sis. Host
In " " " the city. Kin tl
FOIJ RENT-HOUBES AND LAND.
It KNT-FiiruI ho4 front room with alwe
EOU reasonable price , 1011 Callfornu St.CM
CM tf
OH KENT Urvfl furnl.hed roonw. K. W.
FOH . 16th and Cupltol Avenue , 704-1H
HENT Nlcu JurnUhttl room , 2 .2 10th
FOH . iM-li
TnOH KENT Home of e ui roonu , kltf hen ,
1 } itllar , cl Uni , well and burn , on South Al e-
nue , next to woolworth'a rviiMciiro' hnquire at
HthandFarnlmuiSU , J. JOHNSON , tl)2-tf )
Inquire aUblSCh !
tajo St. W4 tt
OH KENT Duelling house , 1812 Wt-UU-r
] < bt.,5riXm . Kimulre next dooreatt t)73-tf
Two business room * In Masonic
FOIIUKNT Enquire bt. John Sewing Maihlne
otticv.
T5EMIS ha nttllnclonIUt ) ol hotura , lots'
X ) Undi and laruu for sole. Call aiul Kit
them.
KENT A nlcelj furnUhed front room for
1TIOH or two yvntlcmcn , at lilO llowurd Uwt.
SPECIAL NOTIOES-Oontmned
"jlUK KENTftirntirtiKl roo'nvi "oier
V Rxch ii eN. E , ccr. 10th anil
FOR SALE.
1011 BALI ! A new rtock of central mcrvhun-
1 } dinilolnir ft ( rood liu'lnem In n irooil locu
tion ami In one of the brut ton nil In Iowa ot about
30110. Will fell or rtnt the bulMlnif. II. I' . New
port , V ll ( 'r.vtfonl County , la. < J7B-19
TjlOUSLK Stock of hardware In tne of the
I ; bc .t tow ng of Nebraska , Population of town
2500. No Iwtler opening for tic hu lnrm In the
Mote. Only one other harvlware ftorc In Uif
town. Stock In L'oo.1 * lmw | and north tbout
' . ' WO , For ixtrtleutara cull on or addnM
LEE , FIUEll * CO. .
"OT IB Omaha. Nb.
'IT UH SAI.i : A numlier nf flnt-rlan hu-1 ex
J ? hordes at ijtephcnroii'i barn on Capitol avc-
nup 6i IS
1.1011 8AI.K. Small Machine Sliotx and
! foundry , centrally located in Council
lllnH , doing a Rood Ininlncm , Addrwt
S.I ) . & . J.IIHPKINP ,
| WJ8 _ . _ Council UliifM ,
EOH SAI.K llor e , Imciry and slo
one dump cart. Kninlre I1. Mitnnliur , 13th
and I Ion ard &t. BU-t (
IllOU .SALK-Ktne stock' farm of 400 aor
? KOOil lioufo , nxttlo rhetl , orcliunlT. . , with
in cn y reach of railroad. I'rlcc. $ CA ) . par
tlnio .it U „ JOHN t. . McCAOCE , > P1' . J'o
OIHco.
HOIt rtALIl Nent eottara nnd iood lot tit
! SIKO. JltllN I , . McCAOUK , 0.p. f. O ,
-I710U HAI.K OS EASY TKIlMS.-Oooil Hotel
I'In Italld CitV , N'cb. , well located near A. Jfc
M. depot , plenty of room , good accoiiiino < lat4on ,
Tour lot , nnd coed barn , ( tan bo li.vl at a tuir *
jalti. Kor pnrtlruhrn , Inquire of or adilrcM O.
II. Tord , IJailJ City , NehnUka.
AUfr. llDall > 3teod.K-2t.
71Oll"SALK > At a kacrlflt-c. a nDWdutt of tor-
; lor fiiriiltiirt1 , bl.irk and French walnutoU
tipholiUriln clicrry rep. Knnulro at
2013 Ca s St. ( Si-tf
[ JOH SALE On reasonable tcrnu. A bmlnoss
t. that l < pnlntf84UO a month , ( luarantocx
> rlt en at to tltlu of property nnd Itato of prcmlvn.
HKinlroatollleoof Sam.I. ltowel,2irS. ! H n8t. ,
Omaha. Bl'2-tf
FOIl HALE A fine rldlnp pony , at 412 10th.
St. f 74tf
I710H SAI.KHorne , bu 'Ky and harnc . Can.
; bo Keen at Stccmon's Capitol A > cnuc barn
1'rlro , * i50. B. C. kU.IS. t 6-tf
" TOir8.\lK-Allrit-cla8mllk 1 dairy. Inqul
atthNoiRce S17.-iui ; 27
HOUSES AND LAND Urm ! * renthoin es.
stores , hotel * , farm * , lota , land" , otlloetj
rooma , cto , Sco 1st page ,
UltHUKI.I Aim rarasou rcpwred ny M.
SOHUTT llth and Faniam il * . 'tiOit
"n\015SAIE \ Oooil house with four room * and
L hnlf lot , No. M13 Dodiru between " 6tli and
itli etreet. llood < ell and shade treog ; ho e In
rood rendition. Inquire on premises. ' 'jl-tf !
MUCK U SAI.K.
> iOJ-tf ESTA1WOOK . COK.
FOR SA'.K A sanll ciiliie ) , 11.V. . Payne It
Son'n link * . In perfect ondcr. Inquire of II.
. . CKrk & Co. so-tf
SAI.H Lcaso and furniture of a first-class
FOIl In a ton n of 1300 InhabitnnU , In xtato
of Nubrnskaf han 24 beds ; the tKUclIng mrn'i rv
Inquire nt I1EK olllce. 21S-tf
1101 ! SALE Maps of Douglas and Barpy coun
ties. A. KOSEWATEH.1520FariihaiUKtroet
3-JO-U
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALL on nr addrcii Pot er fc Palmer , 40 Ssutu
fith Htrcet , Council llliilTg , Iowa , for rail
road tickets cast , west , north nnd south. U really
roducud rotes on all tlcictr. Every tlckit Kiior-
anteed.and tickets bought , sold and exchanged
OUTl'NE TELLER AND MEDICM Mn.
j K1U.I telle p.itt prCMiiit , and future In loio
and all affair' . Shere\eals the deepest secret * of
.he heart. She ) > OK.-et the magnetic power to ful
nil all jour wlshef. Cull nt No. 1010 Chicago
Atreet , near IDth. nug 10-U
AND ( IEOIUJIA For Information
about these States read the SVA.N.UI Sioux-
so NKU s WKEHLV ( mammnth 8 page hett ) Sit n
tvar ; iMlly 410 a year. The best pajieni In the
jouth. Sample copies 5 cent * . Addre& > ,
094-13 J. II. KSTILL , Favannah , 0 .
OF OO-l'AHTNKItSIIIl' No
tice la hereby then that the eo-partneriihlp
heretofore exUtltiB between Charles Ucl'onald
and Kobcrt Harrison , under the firm name of
JtcDoniilil i Harrison , lian this day dlwoltod l > y \
mutual coiment. Hie hnslncst will hereafter tw ,
conducted at thu < amc xtand by Chas. McDonald
\\ithnhomnll affalMof thc old firm ure to IH >
Signed Omaha , August 13th , 1S81. * '
IIOUT. HAHi-ISDN , ,
CHAKLKS MCDONALD ,
STIIAVEII ii Saturday , the 7th , a umall
bronn mare , blind In one eye , uith hatUr
on. Any onn kri'"H ' Information of her to M.
I.eeVltInuH House , will be paid for tbvlr
trouble. Oj < 0.tf
OST llcUeen Occidental Hotel and F.lgut-
Jj ter'x , I'alr ' of ( 'olJ rpectaci ; * . The Under
vill be rewnrdcdl ) } leavlnu them nt Occidental
Hotel. 012-tf
rl ! ) LKT Klorant roonn , fnrnishol or nnfur
1 nl.lied. Itcisonalile prkca , brkk hauiu
JOl'.t COM St. liittf
1' OST Sunday afternoon on Howard St. ,
J child HKoltl bracelet , mirl > ed"Etnct.'KInd.
er ulll please lea\u at Ik-o Olttco. B73-tf
1 NEW C1TV MAPd.S.V : . ScoIdt pap.
Xrom'WIB Harncy strict July 23
ono larKebrlndle cow , flyc'inoUl , brandej on
tili | with letter "O. " Ila homo wbltu njxita on
licr. Any one ttInff infoniiatlon where hho l
r return her will be xultably rewarded.
CIS tf A. M. CLANK.
4 NY ONE liauiut work for a typo writer ran
_ / \ . bo accommodated by telejdionin llm IIKB
olllce. 4flt tf
> KMIS JtEAl. ESTATE EXCHANOK. K
) Kt
IIGHTMNO-J. J , MeUIn I * ft ill In tnu
J Lluhtnlni ; Hod bu-lne s , whulesalu and ru-
tail. Uoils put up or rcjialriHl on short not Ico.
Ordtrn by mall ur other * Uo wlllrfcche iircrnit ]
attention. Satisfaction jjimiantcc-J Call or ad.
Hill SAUii'leH Hrnt. 41)1 a'.V
r II II EK or four youiijt men run be aoco'iimoU-
1 te < l with boaru. heferKiKeXexchanKcil. A ] > -
ply 2011 COM ttreet , 4th > leer west cf : i'th ' ht ,
3raildrcfc lox ! 3S7 , pofctolllcc. _ 343 ? f
. llIiOWN-Conur 12th ami Chu-nca
. etrrctn , In ready to bore or decHii | ! wrluu
hatUfactlon trnaranteed. . 03tf
Can lie ot at John llarrai-Ublo lor
J. allUmlaot work at ruoaonablo Hgnrrii , niwr
.or 13th and I.ca > cnworth6treit . 378-tl
' rOHOCT The fucecmors ot the Amor.
DON'T
Icsin House , on Jkiujjluii strict , between Oth
nnd loth , for board , loilyln and trannient eiiH
toiner * . llnn cttulh
644-tf JULIUS t LOUISE ROSS.
POWDER \
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Grape Cream Tartar , No other pr
ariatlon make * luch light , fiaky hot I read * , a
uxuriou * iKi.try. Can ! < eaten by Djipeptlc
without fear of th UU rciultlnff from hia y InJl
L-c.Uble fooiL Sold or.iv In cam. by all Orooert
HOYAL J1AKIKO.POWnEK CO
Ntv York.