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8 3 DAILY BEE : OMAHA JTEIDAV , JUKE 2 1882
The Daily Bee.
Friday MorningJUPO 2 ,
Weather ft ATI art-
( The following observations nro Uken a
the same moment ol time at all the nt
tlons named. )
Vfkt DtrARTunrr , U. R , BtonAt. Snvici , \
OMAIU. June 1. 1R82. (1IB ( p. w. ) f
Rlror S led 8 Inches above high water mark i
Omaha fcnd 8 feet 3 Inches at Yankton.
LOOaL BKEiVITIBS.
District nnd county courts remun
business next Monday. '
One man paid $5 nnd cwti ycftcrda
for carrying concealed weapon * .
Two more "silent passengera" wen
cast on the Denver run yentcrday.
Juno opens up with a promise of boln
A repetition of May in the matter (
weather.
The young ladies of the 1'irat M. 3i
church garo an ice cream sociable lai
night at the residcnse of Mi
Bonowltz , northeast corner of Soventecnl
and Douglas.
Tha tcamitem will hold their requln
meeting Friday , Juno 2 , nt Tivoll hal
! Farnham and Ninth. Uy order of T. .1
Quick , secretary.
The wholesale drug house of MoMfl
non , Abort & 0) . , yesterday removed fron
their present location into more commodl
OUR quarters in Caldwell block on the unini
utroet.
Seven men were arrested Wednesday n
vagrants. Pi\e demonstrated Hint the :
possessed visible means of nupport am
were discharged. Two were sent up foi
ten days at hard labor.
A wagon heavily leaded with mor
chandue broke down on Dodge street yes
terday It la a wonder more utich acct
dents don't happen on mich Htrceta am
crossings as wo have. .
Wni. Roach ws arreoted by Office
McCune for i triking and beating a wo
man on Twelfth street. The victim is laic
up from her injuries , and Jtonch in lockei
up , S200 ball required not bclrff produced. .
The next rehearsal of the male choiui
.for the concert of plantation melodies and
war songs will be on Tuciday evening
next at Hospe'a hall. Mr. Frank S.
Smith , director , will ha von full number of
choruses , and all members nhould bo pres
ent.
Yesterday Mr. James WHsoa , stenog
rapher in the B & M. ticket office , wan
presented by his companions in labot with
a handsome plpo as a token of esteem.
Mr. Wilson severed bis connection with
the company yesterday to take up an en-
qtgenient as stenographic reporter on TUB
BEE.
John Kane , ex-assistant yard-master
of the IT. P. at Omaha , baa skipped the
town for Chicago after brutally beating
Us wife. Conductor Thomas interfered
to save the woman's life , and cantos a
very lame hand In consequence. Kane
had been drinking too much and thin was
the result.
A team behind which Col. Carlton of
the Third cavalry and Major Gentry efFort
Fort Omaha were riding out to tbo bar
racks Wednesday , ran away near the Six
teenth street bridge and threw both olH <
cers vl ilcntly to the ground. Mo Jar Gen
try escaped unhurt , but Col. Carlton was
name what bruised by the fall.
The friends of Mr. Wm. lluneel ] , o !
Shlnn'a addition , are condoling with lilu
on a recent piece of bad luck that ho Tel
him. lie purchased a lot of fine catth
over in Iowa to be delivered in Omaha th (
last of May , and had Bold them to partiet
in this city for immediate delivery. He
was driving them acrons from Iowa , but
when near Deoitur the cattle stampeded
and ran-fiftecn milei , to Onawu , by whicl :
time they hod rnn ft BO much Heah thai
he bed to dispose of them at a loss there ,
PEBBONAJj.
O , W. Morton , of Kippley , la. , is it
the city.
O.W.Patkhur8tof Oakalojea , la , , L
at the Metropolitan.
H. Noble , of Ottawa , la. , la at the Me.
tropolitan ,
J. H. Barker and wife , of Iowa , are at
the Metropolitan ,
O. A. Klein , of Mason City , la. , is at
the Metropolitan.
K. Murkio , United States surveyor , it
at the Metropolitan.
J. W , Chapman , of Council Bluffs , U In
the city.
F. M. Gilpln , wife and child , of Chicago
cage , are at the Witlmell.
Wm. Bturjli , Jr. , of Chyeune , is at thi
"Withnell.
John A. Klliott , of Des Moinei , la h
the city.
II , Ilornberger , of New York , U. 8. A ,
took dinner at the Withne 11 yesterday.
I ) . Mucready , of Sioux City , l at tbi
Witbnell.
At the Metropolitan : A. Blakestad
W BOO ; Mr * . W , H. Campbell , Ashland
8 , E.Ome , W , II. Farnsworth , "Blair
d. Courabe and wife , Lincoln.
At the WUbneU : Mr . K. T. Sage ,
Tall * CHyj O. II. Sage , Wymorej K. TL ,
Heed , Weeping Water ; Chun. A. Tanner ,
Hastings ; B. M. Wilccx , Blair ; K. M ,
Wliltton , Nebraska City ; Jarae * Laird ,
HAVBN'S YOSE5IITK COLOGNE ,
Made from the wild flowers of the
* AR JFAMKP YOSEMITE VALLEY ,
it u the ino t flagrant of perfuinow.
Manufoeturgd by 11. B. Haven , Ban
JVaiwwoo. For sale in Omaha by W.
J , WhiUhouse and Kennard Bros.1
Jfce.
RAILWAY NEWS.
Heavy 'Damage Suit Atjoina
the Cut-off Oontraotors.
Iho U P. Taken in Anotho
"Western Railroad.
Miscellaneous Kotos on Trnck Toplct
The pap tB were filed in the ofllc
o ( the clerk of the district courtyestei
day in n suit for damages brought b
Otto Qerbor against Mitchell Vincen
and - Murphy , in which the plain !
iff demands a judgment for S1B,80C
Vincent and Murphy arc the contract
ors for the work known ai the Florence
once cut-off , a big job of cutting am
excavating which will shorten the lin
of the Milwaukee , St. lwMinnoar \
olt'fl & Omaha road six miles.
In the early part of February las
while this work of excavating wu
going on , thora was an accident on
day whereby two or three men wer
seriously injured by the caving in of
bank. Ono of thcso men was Ott
Gcrbor , the plaintiff in this case , an
in his petition ho alleges that the acci
dent was duo to the ncpligcnco of tli
defendants. Ho states that on th
Gth day of February ho , with n larg
number of ethers , was at work at th
foot of n high Dank , and that the ;
were acting under the immodirxt
direction of the defendant ) , whi
were at the time at work cutting ii
at the top of the hill to loosen th <
earth so that it might fall. It dii
fall BO suddenly thnt a Inrgo mass fol
upon the plaintiff , crushci
him to the earth , and rendered hin
for a time wholly unconacious. H
was brought to Omaha on the sam
night and plncod in the care of tin
sisters at St. Joseph's hospital when
ho has boon most of the time since
In addition to the bruises , etc. , re
ceived at the time , both thighs won
broken and the lower portion of tin
right leg broken in two places , so tha
ho is now an inch shorter in statui
than previous to the accident. II ii
loss of time and wagoaaro put at $300
liis expenses at oOO and damages foi
boingmado a crippla for life nt $15,000
making a total of $15,800. Farki
Godwin is attorney for the plaintiff.
A NEW ACQUISITION.
It is stated that the railroad knowr
1,1 the Utah Western , extending west
ward from Salt Lake City to the Tin
tie mining country , has passed int <
the hands of the Union Pacific railway
company , thus giving them control o :
the whole IJtah Central system. Bu <
a short portion of this road has beet
completed , but last year arrangement *
were made to extend the road to Eu
reka , Nov. , with the prospect of a
'uturo extension to Kan Francisc
This movement was backed by the
same capitalists who control the U. P. ,
ind was understood to bo a stop
.awards independence of the Central
? uciic ( , which was suspected of work-
ng for a union with the Itanvor , Ilio
3rando & Western and the Chicago ,
Turlington & Quincy , which are vir-
ually one.
The completion of this road into
ho Tmtio region will benefit sorm of
ur Omaha mechanics and others who
vm 8omo mining proparty there.
'ho .Tintio Mining company incor-
orated in this city in 1870 , and is
wnod by workingmen hero , who
lave a U. S. patent. An assay of its
ro by Olios. Balbaoh , of the Omaha
molting and Refining company ,
liowod 9104 72 per ton of silver , 16 }
orcantof load. As soon as tha road in
u the onrnpany will cither commence
peration or disposa of the mino.
FASiT
A hint of the possibilities of time
o bo mada between the cast and
Denver is given in the following from
ho Chicago Tribune : A clerical error
n the computation of the time occu
pied in moving the first train-load of
norchandiso from this city to Denver
r'ia the Burlington road gave it as 11C
lours , when in fact the actual timu
aighty.oight hours , or three days and
sixteen hours. This time is equal to
, bnt of the ordinary passenger trains ,
nnd speaks well for the ontorprUo ol
the Uurlington. The train contained
Ivo carloads of soap , and as it is ous-
; omary for the well-to-do to rush , to
; ho aid of these without "soap , " the
Burlington may bo excused this time
'or making such a rapid transit. At
teen as passenger trams.boRin service
they will have thn right of the road ,
mid "soap" trains will have to bide
their timo.
MOHTNINQ MAILO.
Adlspitth.fDmVashiagton ycster-
lay aftt r.ioon Bays Pi stm tsier General
Bowo has returned. Ho has Btronp
lopes that his western trip will result
n such decrease in railroad time be.
; weou Chicago and Omaha as will
ossim the time of mails between Now
York and San Francisco forty-cighi
lours , and botweou Now York and
Omaha twenty-four hours.
FAIUSD TO AGllKK.
A mcoting of the managers of al
roads engaged m the traueportatioi
if lumber from Mississippi rivei
pints and from Chicago , to points 01
the Missouri river between Omahi
ind Kansas Oity has boon hold it
Chicago for the purpose of arranginj
differential rates on a basis uatisfactorj
.o all roads engaged in the luinbei
.raffio and also to lumber dealers , bu
no rate satitf actory to all parties couU
bo decided upon and the meeting ad
journed sine die ,
IIAILKOAD win.
A lively war is in progress botweei
the Denver and lllo Grande , and thi
Denver aud New Orleans road over i
BtrugRlo for the Denver passongei
Iraflio. Rates have been cut fron
$7.20 to § 1.00. This is the hrst wai
of the kind in the Centennial state.
80IIAIIKON. .
Bob Law , superintendent of the
Montana division of the Union Pa-
ciOo , andono of the parties nam < d
for the ( succession in the general
Bupormtondoiioyof the Union i'auilio ,
is in the city.
The Pullman company la building
seven llrst class passenger coaches foi
the Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis &
Umaha railway ,
Mr. Webster Snyder has been ap.
minted eiieral manager of the Louis-
iJ-tlof , K ansv Io & St. Louis road.
Mr. Snydcr is an old railroader. Many
rears ago ho was superintendent of
ho Union PaciOc , and on the ftcquisi-
ion of the property by the late
Thomas A. Scott resigned to assun
the management of the Canada Soutl
cm. From tholatter ho retired short
before its purchase by Mr. Vande
hilt. Tribune.
A special train of 400 Mormon cm
grunts arrived in the city Wcdnchdr
ever the Chicago & Noithwestoi
road , oa route to the kingdom <
Briglmni. The party took a spec !
train over the Union Pacific fi
Ogdon.
Articles of incorporation of the Ut
ion Pacific Athlo ia association wci
filed in the county clerk's ofilco Wei
ncsday. D. M. Sells is president nr
John G. Taylor treasurer. The cop
tal stock is $1.500. It is presume
that the immediate object of the nss
ciation is to promote the interests <
base ball nnd t } fit up grounds for t >
same.
II is rumored that Mr. J. A. Mur
roe , who is the freight agent of th
Nebraska division of the Cliicagc
Minneapolis , St. Paul & Omaha roai
has been offered the position of goi
oral freight agent of an importar
railroad in Kansas. It is not know
whether ho will accept it , ns ho hr
the matter yet under consideration.
A BUST D COMMUNITY.
Tbo Dons of the Doml-Monclo Doln
Rapidly Vocutod A Deluge of
"Droaemakors" Looked For.
The city marsh * ! is natively carrj
ing out the order recently made b
the city council compelling the closin
up of houses of ill-fame on Tent
street. The resolution introduced b
Couapilman Dallono calls for the ci :
forcemont of "Ohaplor Sixteen , " wit
strict adherence to the intent of th
law therein contained in regard t
"disorderly houses. " The substanc
of this chapter was published in Tn
BBK.
BBK.Notices
Notices have been served on all thi
Frail ones residing in the limits desig
anted by the resolution , which ar
Eleventh and Twelfth streets botwce ;
Douglas nnd Davenport , to vaca ;
-heir premises at once , nnd the notic
was accompanied with the informc
) ion that the refusal to move would b
iabjo to result in their arrest , j
number of the women have alroad
novod away and the rest are propai
ng to follow. The landlady of th
Diggcst housn of the kind on 12tl
street has discharged her girls nn
closed up. There are two othe
louaoB of the bettor class in the die
: rict named , and what action they wi
; ako is unknown.
The city officials do not regard thi
action as a wise course to pursue , am
say that in the event of the women re
'using to go and their arrest therefor
t is uncertain what they could do. A
t was the payment of tha monthly fin
was voluntary , and if they will no
> lcad guilty to the charge of prostitu
ion , it would bo a difficult matter t <
provo the thing on them , except b ]
ircumstantial evidence
Another difficulty comes up in th <
act that they will now bo ncatterec
n all parts of the city and bo on eye
ere to many , while by confining theii
resonco to one locality this would bi
voided. The women are now rent
ng rooms in different putts of th |
ity , and say they will opoi
ip in the "dross making'
3usincaa , the old dodge. Others an
nigrating to the vicinity of the rou (
louse , and a city official said to a ro
lortor that if they should rondczvoui
n that quarter | it would bo the oh
tory of fifteen years ago , whoi
robbery or murder was o
Imost daily occurrence. The city at
ornoy has been consulted as to wha
an bo done with these who refusi
nd who have paid their nionthl ;
no , and is looking up the law on thi
ubject. Council Bluff * may reap thi
jeiufit of the raid yet.
" BUOHUPAIBA. "
Quick , complete cure , all unnoylnq ; kid
ley. bladiicr and unrlnary dlseanet , $1
Depot at O. F. Goodman .
Death of Alfred Cox ,
The sad news has just reached"tbi
ity of the death of Alfred Cox , i
irother of Mr. H. E. Cox , foremai
or Milton Rogers & Son , which oc
urrod at Las Vegiw , Now Mexico , 01
Sunday , May 28th , at 10 u. m.
The deceased formerly Hvod in thi
ity , learning the tinnor'a trade , am
working for a time under his brother
Jo left Omaha for Now Mexico abou
months ago , leaving his wife am
: hild in this city. His illness was o
iut four days duration , and was tha
Ireadful disease the black measles
, U the time of his death , Mr. Co :
was but 20 years of ago , -and ha <
ivory reason to look forward to a Ion
ifo of usefulness and comfort to hi ,
amlly. The remains were buried a
lias Vegas , the law prohibiting ox
> ress companies from transportin
hem under such circumstances ,
Tbo Effoot of Small Pox Overcome
ST. Jo8F.ru , Mo. , May 19 , 1881.
H. fl. WAIINKU & Co. : Oirs-Smal
pox left ia with weakened kidneys
and only j our Safe Kiduoy and Live
Cure gave mo permanent roliuf.
mDUdlw
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Boao Bull
A gatno of base ball was played o
Thursday afternoon between tw
picked nines of the B. &M. headquai
; ors. The contest was west of th
regular grounds on Eighteenth streel
the game lasting from 2:40 : to to 4:1 :
) . m. The two nines were as fo
OWB ;
Flint Nine. Second Nine.
G. O. Brandt , A. L. Goodman ,
Win. Foreman , W. A. Brown ,
Joseph I lannan , O , K , Davidson.
Byron D. Btnt. J. T. 1'enuell ,
Geo. J , teru > doil ( , L D. JJusen ,
Arthur B Smith , John Thornton.
-Cteary , W.T. Jwla.
Ohas. Crelghton. W , 1C. Van Tuyl.
The first nine wan the game by
score of 10 to 0 , E. 0. Brandt wa
saptain of the whining nine , and I
D. Linsou of the losers. 'Seven in
uings were played ,
A Gcuera Stumpede.
Navcr na such n rush made for an ;
Drug fctoro as is now at O. F , Good tun n't
tor a Trial BotUe of lr. ) JCIiif't Now Did
: every for Consumption , Cough * ant
Itoldi. All perions ullllcted with Aethuia
Uronchltii ) , HoaiseneB . Severe Cough ) , o
xny oilcctlon ai the Throat and Lumjs
n get a Trial Bottle of thU groatremedj
rce , by calling nt above n&uied Drui
itoru
TB3RIFIO OA8 BXPLO8IO2
Boyd's Opera House Shake ;
from Center to Circum-
fcronco.
The Imnar JRnllrond , Bnilt o
Wind nnd Propelled br the
Kecljr Motor-
About eight o'clock last eresing
handful of people who happened t
drop into Boyd'u opera house , whic
was brilliantly lighted up regardless c
expense , wcro taken off their foot b ;
a stunning explosion of gas thateman
atod from the Holf-nctSnt ; , rotary mo
tion gas-holder , known familiarly a
John Pope Ilardnut. Fortunate ! ;
the audirnco were prepared for th
grand display of 'explosives , and m
serious alarm was felt for their safety
The only person in imminent dangc
WAS Little Mac , who stood upen thi
stage nnd uncorked the escape valve
In a Pickwickian sense McDonagl
IOBO to the full majesty of his sublimi
height , and nddrotsing the emptj
chairs bnforo him said that ho fell
highly complimented in confronting
such n brilliant , intelligent and vasl
concourse. Ho warned such as wore
present that ho would not bo responsi
bio for anything that might happen ,
ofl ho did not know just exactly whai
ctfcct compressed hydrogen had upoi
their oystems , but if uny of their remains
mains were picked up this morning it
.hu vicinity of the city ho woulr
, 'uarnuteo them a decent burial anc
; ho proper memorial norvico on decora
iion day.
Preaontly the whole house began tf
shake , and sway to and fro on its rod
'oundntions. The empty opera chain
were holding on tight to the floor tc
{ cop from playing the trapczo game ,
The ntago proper was surging to anc
TO Jiko the billows of the sua , anc
above all wn ? hoard a roar like the
cataract at Niagara.
MacDdnauh .began to look very un
comfortable and wished ho was homo
and Put McArdlo , who was caught 01
; ho fly and stationed ns a sentry bad
of the gas meter took French leave
'rom his peat as n matter of safety.
From those who witnessed the explosion
plosion wo learn that the rip-roariii [
projector of the great labor balloon
ittc pasolino railroad between the
Atlantic and the Pecifio drew hoavilj
on Jules Verne and Munchauseu.
With § 250,000,000 ut his back anc
the Kuoly motor in his front he
double-tracked the distance between
tfow York and Omaha in ton seconds ,
and landing on the crest of the Rocky
nountiiins , ton thousand foot abovt
ho sea level , built a viaduct from
reinoni'n Peak across to the top of
.he Sierra Nevadas in five minutes ,
and landed safely with one hundred
raic loads of dead-head paasengorn ut
Frisco nnd the Golden' Gate in lees
hue than it takes to cioss the liig
Muddy between Omaha and JUillon-
villo.
villo.An president of the United Libor
eaguo of America , nn organization
made up of briefless lawyers , and man
who live by their wits , ho had at hU
command moro million's than the
lothschild < i , Vanderbilt and Gould. ,
Jt 0. Hawos , General O'Brien , E
H. Bartlett , nnd other capitalists
hat are associated with him in thie
cigautio project , generously placed
all their millions at the disposal ol
he workingmen of America , who
were to control and operate the concern -
corn under the directions of the grand
cyclops , regardless of expense and
usury.
As a matter of safety , Mayor Boyd
md too fire department on hand , and
indor his personal supervision he
pok all the remains after the oxpio
ion to Coroner Jacobs.
At midnight a coroner's jury wac
mpinelod with Dr. Colliding aa fore
man. In two seconds and u half thi
ury brought out n verdict of "talked
p death. Among the thirty-five vie
iniB of suffocation by gas poor Mo-
Donagh was the most awfully awful ,
ilia features were almost as black nnd
) luo as when Hanecom held him bj
he beard a few hours previous , and
lis checks were as swollen us if ho had
ust got ovoi one of his u'ta of poetic
> hronzy.
It was n Bad , solemn and molancholj
spectacle , and prominent among tin
nournera were John M. Thurston ,
? rank Walters , Gon. 0 Brieu aud the
darkey who had been hid in Jolic
? opo Hardnut'a wood pilo.
HOBBIES !
Nat Goodwin nnd Eliza \Vj5ftthereby'
i-Tollquee.
One of the popular companies which
come and go with the changing sea
sons for the delectation of the amuse <
nont lovers of the country generally
s the "Froliqucs , " with Nat. Good
win and Eliza Woathersby. The
parly will give "Hobbies" at the
opera house to-night and in
the Saturday matinee , and "The
Member for Blocum" Saturday night.
The sale of seats has already begun.
The Washington Post says : "Those
of the Washington play-goers who
saw Nat. Goodwin in his great play
of "Hobbies" last season will bo de
lighted to learn that in deference to
i desire which could not bo ignored
lie hait consented to vary his pro
gramme and give the funniest and
wittiest of all farces for the remaining
three performances this week , namely ;
to-night , to-morrow night , and at the
matinee to-morrow afternoon. "The
Member for iBlocumb" has proven en
tertaining , but somehow the Nat.
Qoodwin wo all admire so much does
not show himself so entirely to our
autiifiotion as in good old "liobbies , "
with his paralyzingjiinitationu of the
leading actors of the day and all the
rest ot the comedy business for which
to has become so famous. It has the
ire of real genius , and wo know wo
rratify our readers , who , much na
hey have enjoyed the now play , will
mil this change of bill when wo an
nounce it. "
I'ATlENOe ,
On Monday evening the Oomley-
3arton Opera company will npnear for
the second time this season at Boyd's.
The popular comic opera. "Patience , "
will bo reproduced thin time , in which
iho apostle of tustheticbm is BO well
taken off. The Denver Tribune c
yesterday says :
' 'Tho Ooraley-Barton Opera coir
pany made its first appearance in Co !
orado at the Grand opera house lac
evening It is beyond the peradvpr
lure of a doubt the best organizalio
of the kind that has over vieitod Don
Tor. During the season wo have ha
the Mulvillu troupe , the Gates gan
and other similar outGts , but non
which could in the slightest dcgre
coil pare with the Comloy-IUrto :
company. The performance o
'Madame Favart * last night was ii
every respoot an excellent ono. T < j
cast was very evenly Us *
ancod , the choruses were C
the oichestration oxceptio 0 |
good and the stage mounting
superb. Judging fn m the initial pot
furnunco , Messrs , llowson and Bel
are the only mcmburs of the compan ;
who can fairly lay claim to groatnes
( this term 11 usud in n strictly theatrical
cal aensi ) , yet each principal in th
cast was thoroughly goud as to quiti
disarm harsh criticism. These whi
failed to see "Madamo Favart" las
evening missed n treat of unusual ex
collencc ; but the opera is to bo re
[ > catcd Friday night and surely all wil
bo there to see nnd hear. This even
ing the favorite "Olivette" will bi
; ivon to nn overflowing houso. Thi
receipts last night exceeded nine hun
Ired dollais ; the week's business wil
so enormous. "
MOONLIGHT MIRTH MAKERS
A Highly Successful Lawn Party a
Hunscom Park.
The private lawn party held n
[ lansconi park Wednfasday proved i
; rand success both socially nnd finati
dally , nnd qroat credit is duo to Mr
Harry B. Hunt nnd the other mem
) ors of the committca of arrangement !
'ur their untiring energy and non
whicl * they exorcised in rendering thii
pleasant ufF.iir so successful.
The indefatigable Prof . Steinhauscr
with his skilL'd band of artists , furnished
nishod the music and Mrs. Moore
aided by Mrs. Frioss and the twr
Vlissea Moanoy , superintended the
refreshment department.
This is the first entertainment thai
ho committee have started , and ns
I hey attained such n large amount ol
success they intend netting up sonu
moro very shortly.
The party although , somewhat large ,
was nevertheless quite select.
Among those present wo nbservcd
he Misses Meanuy , the Misses Kos
crs , Miss Jennie Peyton , Mrs.
T'liusB ' , Mies Buchanan , the Mieset
VIcMahnns , and Messrs. H. B. Hunt ,
? . M. Moore , J. A. Thoolecke , J. E.
jewis , P. H. Rhodes , Wcstburg
Stolling , Will Burton , W. H. Helph-
rey , J , Wilson nnd many others.
K AUverusouiuat To Loan , for , g&U
xwt , FounJ , Wanu , llcurdlcc , tc. , nil ) boln
Kirted ia thooe columns once for TEN CKNT
MI line ; cadi aubaeqnent Inaurtlon , FIVECEXT
Mir lino. The Qrat luuettlou never leai that
rWHNTV-FIVF. OKNTfl
10 LOAM MUfit , |
O.NKV TO LUAM C ll * t Law Omc ot D ,
M UThomM Roam 8 CroUbtoo Block.
To LOAN On ro 1
B ? es. J. K. Haidtnber h , At
a * . 140ti Fainara at , a3M *
Ul/i'ix > LOAft At U per cent In
Uu toroat In BUms.of 2,600 nc
ipwarda , ( or 3 to fi years , on Hrst-cUioa city uib
&rm property , nzuig RIUL Kaiin and LOAS
&autar , ietb and Douplis Bta
HELP WANTED.
1f\A MEM WAST D-At Foronc. Cut-Off ,
1UU ulna ail n rth cJ O vhv. Wa e >
51.75 pjraty. JIIICIlELIj VINCENT.
- UnUl msnlr Ironer. at thf
bt ain l.aun.ry , betwjo , Ota ad 10'hci '
Jackto ttro.t. tSJ'JI
Man l-y the month for furn
WASTED Co. . Martin. 211 South Twelfth ( t
Cook. II. ManmtelJer. Elcvwitl
WANTFD near Fanwm.
A ( 'ood bioirt anti cake baHor tc
WANTKIJ 1 > ntumo ith , Veb. Good agvi ,
[ nqulrn at 11 Bt Ell & RA Al'KK
3 1317 Ui ilai Street { I
- City , St. Paul
WANIFD-ZOUiunaonSloui Bottom , Nol ) ,
J 75 r r 'lay. Inquire ' at CmiHeld House.
87.1t _
. ED Iwocompetcnt glrlc , one as coil
WAN. Uundrtus. and the other ni oconf
gill Aaply to U" . Kinsman , No. D04 PloMin !
trcct , ell , 318 3
ANTED-Oood csok. AD | ly at. U2) DoilK <
ttiuei. _ 8'OSIt
ANTED -A chambermaid. Imniujately. al
W Occidental Hotel. 310-tt
WW
AM'fcO A guoil i.m'iiicroom ' girl Rood
W age pild , ui 1 08 Coal s rcet. 271-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
- ulrl 18 jears old. ultuatlon tc
WANTED-By or take coreof chi.dmi. 804
SIxtventn otrt-ct , rorncr Hurt. 340-2'
ANTED Employmon by a rood salesman ,
W AI p'y , H , Manuw Her Emjilojmu t AK' <
1th street , ne r Fain tin , 8S8-lt'
\ X7ANTUD By H sincln man an unlurnliho'i
YV room , Homewlieiu betMctn Dodge and
ailifornlaai.il Kthand d stipe's. Ilia icfcr <
gncea aio unexcoptloiiablc , U , , bax44C.
MICELLANEOU8 WANTS.
AK1KD A > ore ) 100 laborer * . Apply to
H. annwello . Emplj , ment A/incy ,
Eleventh str'rt ar Firnam dc
- Tq loan. 83,000 , on rood mill
WANTED- Douglns county. Addrei Lock
jipxl 3 , main. 4103 *
ANTED- few bcurdcni In a rrivste farul.
Iat 1410 Juclton tmt. 314-3 *
Children u boarders In a select
WANTED . N. W. corner California and 10th
itreofs. L.U.LOUMIS ,
2fla.tf
ITTANTED To rent , cottage cf 6 or 0 rooms
YY good location , couvcnleut to street R. It
WdrfJH stating terms tnd looitlon. "Rent. "
an Olllrc. tl *
ANTbD To rent , with prhl'ego of buyIng -
Ing after about three month * a-cottage ol
9v rooma , good locAllty , within tenty minutes
alk of pPslotQce. Addrcsi stating terma and
location. "Hou-c" P cilice inl7-tt
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
OR KENT llouno of six roons , ou
14th ktrcrt , bitwioi Chicago and Cam.
\pph soutluatt i-oruer 1'onrttt'ntli and COM.
I.I2-3
ItKNT-\ largo nlco front parlor , ulth
POR windows.on Uienortluvmt coriirrof Ibta
, nd l > .uenporttlu-eU. 315-S'
VTICELY FOBN18HED llOOUS-For rent at
LM S18 Howard btreet between bth and 8th.
[ TWlliltNT A Urgn and likely furulibud
12 front room , with dressing room oil , gentle
uanund lfa preferred , or small room suIUblo
or iuKlccentloman. Oto block ( rcm strict car
td llnu. 1814 Web.ter street.
KENT PIea > aaiy furnUhod room , 111
South 17th itreet , one door north of Doug.
M , 811-1'
TIWO FURNISHED south room * torrent. S.
1 , W. corner Wn and Davenport. 308
n 0n RENT-SIx collars { 16 00 to Jlfl.OOp
J ; minth. McUB.ooppotltepoitofflee.
KENT Kew houw of 8.x rooma son I
FOH
cut corner 13th tnd loelflo ttreets. A
l-lf t II 2. llth street. T. 0. 1'ELLE ,
UENT Two hou-ot of fhoi emi eicl
FOR
liqul c at 1237 bhcrrcan are. X3H-2 *
"HIORRENT Houio of MX rnomi ncurcoini
JU of Pidfla and llth street , alfo two lie
homes rency by the middle of June , Irqnlre I
G o. H. I'.tcrsju's Clothing store , 04 . 101
street. 2-9-'l
TOOK HENT ( Jooil hiu' with tlx roomp , ftn
U all modern Impiorenietito , And conoulor :
ti rrettmr. Inqnl sat grocery store , corni
SOlh nnd UJmloK _ troirf. tiS-tl
T ACIFIO IICU3ETO REJJT 32 rooms-loll
JC , luid Davenport cts. Newly fitted uo I
tV f < ete order. Apply to OEO W URAY ,
iiat-Stcod 211 Twelfth S
KWIl HENT Two unfurnlihed rooms , sul
L1 ble for olficei or bed rooms , within one
ha'I block of po to dice. Addro-s or call at Ni
in.2 Dodge street. no tt
T70R RENT The ipicloua and elfzant ha
I ? with a 1 modern 11 pr.vcmcntalnCurk'san
Kostcr's lllock. Apnly to A.M. Ulark , or to II
A. hooter's 105 and 1073.14th strct. 197-tl
HENT Nicely furnlsnel ro
EOR
board , at 1718 Dadge.
Jll KENT S fnrnisned rooini uv r * 1
„ chant * ' KichangoN. E. cor. 10th anil Dod ,
troeta. "
TT OK KfcNT Niooly Sutnished rooms wiui c
.1 } without board , Kcasonablo prices. 201
U&aaSt. ? *
fl O RENT largo furnhhcd front room If.
L two gcntli men , with or without boari
References. 1216 DoJj-e street. 138 tf
KENT House of fl\o rooma , rornor 23
Fit Plercn. Apply at S. O. Stevenson , coi
ncr 17th and Cvs , tieor taettr Church.
PQ.tt
ran BALL
Oil SALU Or Trail c Ten ( rO ) loUa d on
lour t l nd lu h" cl'y and county i ! SA
JjI'RO. Cjlllori.la. Ttrinlnuo of ilio Souihein Hr
( Illi AT.xnsH.lt. . Illicit Imilornnd mot btai
li ui clhualn on tlluc nil cut , tall 01 or nt
dttss me , 1410 Jtckacn a rjof , Oauh& , Nth
3l3-2f F. W. TULUS.
SAT.K-3Inn.il hancattr , olicnp , at m
FOU , t o inl'is bouth of Ilclloiuo. re
terms address H. Tzscbuck , tin aha , Neb , 31SO-I
T,1OKSAit > Jno l.t 132 feet trdiit.go b ti
Jj leot do.-p , on south 1 th street , on 810 pi
nior.th payments , to anyone who will Dul.d. In
qulio 1407 Howard , between 14tu and 15th tt !
WALK The nnoprrper y on thi N. U
Full r ot Pass and 20c street , cccuplcd ti ;
Major iurey , or will bi.loistd lor a terrno
ytais. Apply to Dr. Suiuncrs , U. S. A. , I )
partment Hradquarlcre 320-tl <
SALE llou e of ( Ivo roojis and lit 01
POll Btreet. JHOO , Small house ard twi
lota In Shlnn'a addition (000. McCAOUE ,
2UM1 Opposite i Oitofflce.
HALE A house and lot 160x118 front
FOR bun , two wells and c'stcrn 123
South 14th street , second house north of Wllllnn
street. Price 81400. 29S-14"
Atabirgtln furniture rta flrs
class ptliato boarding houjc. Rent o
nullf IURmoderate. IIa\o 30 boarders , at 1(0 !
Lass it. Inquire within. S07-tf
BALE Kcstauratt on a wTu tr.velti
FOll . H. UANNWEILbll ,
2Sl-tt llih Etrc.t , near Farnam.
SALE licautlful acre lot and hou&c 01
FOR strict , $1300. McCAQUE ,
253-tl Opposite Pcstttiico
IjluK SALiKi tlousootaix roomi , ana lot 'M ) :
JJ 220 , north of flsteeuth street bildco. Ap
ily corner 12th and Howard. Newspaper Union
lC2.tt
T71011 SALE A hou c and lot on Dodge street
U ono of the finest Ircatlons In the city
115-tf J. U. DUMOUT , 18th and Uarncy
T71OHHALE Or Trade ; 44x132 fott on lOlt
E street next to the corner ot H&rnoy , alsc
30x132 Icct on th'- cast fide between Dud < ' (
Capitol avcnuo Enquire of H. BERTllOLD
23 H
SALE Iho Warm Spilnirp , situated
BWH south of the U. K railroad In Carbo
bounty , Wjomlnp ; Terrltoiy 410 acroi o
neadow and upland tltl puarontcd. Addrcsi
tV. U. Caldwell , tvarm Bptlugs , Wyoming.
SALE Ihe POPUIAB HOTEL , knowr
FOR the BOYS' HOME. ThU house Is CO
' .rally located , has sou h and cast front , and li
lurroauded w th One ( hade trees ; cent Insthlrtj
i ecplng rooms , has ice houaa. laundry , simnli
room , sc. Hat a world w do reputation and i
better patrom go than many houses ol twice Iti
opacity. Price 80,000 For porticulnra aJ
dices , A. A. SAWDEY.Rod Cloud , neb.
J EE4-tt
_ _
BALE A good earner lot on Doago and
FOR street , > n a Tory fast growing part o
-he city , will divide. Inquire at (10 South 20tl
itreot , near Farnatn.Ilbios's & Ulll's addition.
82Q.lm *
ITtOR SALE Or will ciclii ge for Omnha pr <
J ; | Iperty , an improved sec on of laud adjoin-
, njr a station on U. P. It. n. M. DUNHAM , 141 !
Farnham St. , Omaha. 720Ero <
KICK FOH
B at COK.
ALEO EIAY At A. II. Bunder1 Fcod Sto
B 1013 JIarncvSt. slO-t [
MISOELLAMEOUb.
. > T Keys * I h rnmo and atid'ess on Uu
LO. 111 , ( F. A. Kclibina , etc ) Rcwird toi
caving at IJ.o ctll o. fc3J t
T OST On Monday \enl' g hot , a lnj > ' chat
Jj elalne watch. FI dr Iii bemltably ro >
tv.idtd hv lea\lDg is at cftlco of Dilly Uto.
837-J
_
AwHtncow with red cpots.tA -
Yllkc , north of Convent , in Hamilton fit.
3tQ.it
_ _
UP On mv prcmts fl , en Burt street
TAKEN the new Academy of thoSocrcil llo.rt
Ua < , 29 , 1882 , one white horse. Owner wil
plcuso 1 call anil pay damrges fcnd iret tbo i nlmal
812tf _ W J. CUDDY
nAUTIESDnsirlnic to enter business can Icarr
L of a Mrst-clUH 01 portunlty by calllnK on W ,
J , Taylor , fcuu't Braclstrcct's Agency ISUi itreet
310-5t
TNSTKUCTION In > ocal mu Ic gUen by 111 *
1. Llzz'o A. Pennell. Bctldcnco southwest cor
tier 29d atiU OurtsticeU. 301-3 *
rpAKKN UP A cow about 7 jours old , red wltl
I wbltei pot , larce horns Also a heifer ,
red , with waits ipota , both with calf.
FRANK KUUEREO ,
rs-4tf on o w Bakery , 13th tit. near Wlltiamg ,
EDWAED KUEHL
JAOISTEK OF PALMY8TERY ANDtCONUI
riONALiaT. 493 Tenth Street , between Farnan
mdllainov. Will , with the aid of uuarJIai
iplrlta , obtain for any one a glinco nl the pan
knd present , and on certain conditions in tbo ID
; ure. .Boota and Shoes made to irder. I'orfcc
' - rl'nn pntrantBAd nlfl-1m
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thli powder never varlei. A marvel of p
iy , strength and wholesomeness. More ocono
ilei.1 than the ordinary kinds , and cannot ki
old In competition wllb the multitude of 1 on
est , short weight , alum ot phosphaU powden
Bold only lo can * . Roiuiluuaa 1'owpui Co
o Will at , Now York
BARGAINS ,
IIW
LOTS !
Houses ,
Farms ,
Lands.
HFTBEHIfl AHD DQUOU8 SIR ,
Bcaut'.ful buIUIn ? situs on Sherman ovcnuo
( IGth street ) south of roopliton's and J. J.
Urown'a residence ! the tract belongi g to Sena
tor Poddoclc for to many ycart being
Ki feet west IronUen rn tbe tvetiur.
bv from SCO to 50 fiet In depth.
runnhe castnard lo the i maha & St. Paul B. B.
\V1 1 sell In strips of 60 tcct or moro f outage on
the avenue with full dcp'h to Iho rnllroa ' , will
acll tie abn eon about any teirnsthat purchaser
may desire. To parties M In will aRrtia to build
houseHcoUln ? gl2uO and iipiara , will sol with
out any payment down for one year , and C to 1 *
iqual nnnual payments thircUtir tt 7 per com
iiit r. at. To parties \\hcdo not Into nt improT-
Ing Immediately will 8,11 for i no sixth down and
r , equal annual payments thcroatt.r at 7 per cent
Interest.
Choice 4 aero block In Smith's addition at west
tndof 1'jrnam street will phe any length ot
time required at 7 per cent Interact.
Also a splendl 1 10 acre block In Smith's addi
tion on tame liberal terms as tbo fore ? In ; .
No. 305 , Iltlf lot on mid near 20th erect ,
No 304 , Lo * . on 18th street near Paul , 812CO.
No 302 , Lot 30x250 feet on l&tli srcet , mar
Mcholis.
No 299 , Ono quarter aero on Burl Btreet , near
Button $500.
No 207 , Two lots on Ulondo near Irene street.
$210 and CO each.
Jvo29J , Two lota on Georgia near Ulchlnm
street S120J.
No295. Twoho choice ro'ldcnca lots on Hamil
ton ttrect In Shlnu'u addlt'on , line and elghtlT.
Sii.0 to ? S.O each.
No 201. Beaut fill half lot on St. Mary'd ar-
cnuo , 30X18J net , Lear BUhop CUrkson's and
.Oth street , 31610
No 202 , Five c-olcolotson Part avenue , 60s
1M ) each , on Biroot nil way , ? 300 cic1 ! .
No Ml.Slx lots in llltlard & Ca dwcl.'a a < HHIon
on fhermiu A\enuo nuir i'onnlctOu'a , (3. Ota
SIDOcach.
N 2:9 , Choice loin in Park avenue aid street
car line on r ad to Fatk , ? Uf > to $10.0 each
f-a2S5 , C'cvm lo s on Deca ur a d Irene
ttrceta , neir b'ajndcra Etreet , S3 5 to $150 each.
No zP2 , Lot on Ibth ne.ir f aul ttruct. S760.
No 28i , Lot 65D40 feet near at. Mdry'a aveano ,
wo 20th street , $1600.
No 2:0 : , Lot oa Dcuatur near Irene ttrect , 8326.
No 27H , F. ur lots on CaUwell , near Siundor *
ttre.t , SuOUekcb.
o 2o , Lot on Clinton street , near ehot tower ,
No 27f > , Four lots on HcLollan street , near
Blonde , Kazan's addltUm SMfi oich.
No 274 , Three lota cvar race course : make
oft ru.
No C68 , Beautiful corner aero lot on Cillforula
! rcct , opposite and adjoining Sacred Heart Con-
i ont grounds , 810.0.
No ito , i.ot ouMnon , near Uilh stroft , 91.850.
TOO loisln "Credit Fonclor"tvnd "Oronl VIow"
iddhlo s.Just nouth-coxt of U. P nnd B. & M.
allroad epots , langingfrora U50 totlOOOoach
ana on ctwy terms.
Ucautlful Konldcnco loU at a bargiln very
handy to shops loOtoSIO each , C per ctnt down
nd i , per cent per month. ( 'Q.I aud gtt plat and
full partlcu an.
No 250 , Fuil corner lot on JonoKcir 15th
street , JCOO.
No 25 J , 'J wo lots on Center street , near Cum
in ? itruct , Sett ) for both oriMlO lach.
.So 2S1J , Lot on Seward , near Kin ) ; ctrcot ,
= 3 to.
to.No 249 , Hall lot on Dodge , near 11 h btreot ,
E2100
No 217 , Four beautiful residence lots near
Crftlghtou Colioge ( or will separate ) $3,000.
No 211) , 'Iwo Iota on Center , iaar Cumins
it cet , $400 each.
No me ) , Lit on Idaho , near Cuming street ,
'i&f . _
No 745 , Boiuttful corner arro lot on Cumin ? .
near D it n ttreet , mar new Convene tf cacroa
Ba it , 1EOO.
No. 214 , Lot on Farcaai , near IS.h ctreot ,
il.UO.
No 213 , Lot 66 by 133 fa t on Co'lcgo street ,
nearbt. Mar > ' a\cnue , (700.
No 211 , Lot on Kdinaui , near 20th itrott ,
51.000.
t\o9W , Lot GO by 99 feet on Boutli a\cnue ,
near Mason street , $650 ,
No 2JD , Coiner lot on Hurt , near 2d etroet ,
J2.800
No 239 , 120x132 fett o i Barney , near 21th ,
street ( will cut It up$2 , 00.
No 234 , Lot on Uoutflaa street , Dear 25th ,
f300.
f300.No
No 2J2 , Lot on Fier street , near Seward.
No til , Two Iota on Decitur , near Irene itmut ,
iiOOtorh.
AO ill , Lot 143 by 441 feet on Bbor ran ave
nue (10th ( Bt out ) , near Grace , ti 400 , will divide.
No 2zO , Lot 236tt feet on llodge , near 19th
itruot : make n offer.
No 2.7 , Lot on iUrd street , near Clirr , 00.
No 210 , 1 ot on Hamilton , noir Kinff0) .
No 'ioi , Lot on 18th street , tear Mcbolatu
> coo.
coo.No207 , Two lotion 10th near Pacific etrtct ,
} 1,6.0.
NoiOl , lleautlful reetdcnco lot oa Division
itiect , near Cumlojr , ttKK )
, NolUOj , Lot on 15ch street , near Plerco ,
'
No Its } , I/ot on Smiudcra street , netr Sew *
WOO.
WOO.No 104) ) , Two loU on 22tl , near Grace etroets ,
No 1021 , Two Iota on 17th street , near white
cat ! works , Sl.OJW.
Nol6 iOae ; full block tea 'lota , near th
jsrr cku , # 100.
No 191 , LOI on Parker , near Irene street ,
300.
No 183. T o lota on Cae , near 21st street
Kilt uigt ) , fl,000.
No KO , Let on Pier near Seward , K&O.
No 170 , Lot on PftclOo street , near 14th ; make
ifltr.
ifltr.Na ICO , Six lots on Farnoro , near 21th street ,
. , ,
NoC3 , r'ull block on 23th street , ne r race
lourie , nd three lota In QUoN addition , Door
Uunderi and Cassiui streets , $2,000.
Nol2ti. Lot on Ibth street , near wblto lead
forks , 523.
No 122 , 123x132 feet (3 ( lota ) on 16th etnxit ,
ier I'oppUton's , K1.60U.
No 110 , Thirty lull acre lots lnUIIUrd& Col-
IM ell' * ad'litionij on Hterman a\enuo , Spring and
aratga streets , near the end of green struct
ar track , iwM to ll.SOO each ,
Nu fan , Lot on Chicago , near 22d itreet.
11,800.
KaSi , tot on Caldwell ttreet , near Sauadera ,
SOO.No 86 , Corner lot on Charles , near Baund-
! e street , 00. \
No 7B , fioxjZ Jeet on Pacific , near Sta street
NolO , Eighteen loU nn 2Ist , 22d , 2)1 and
lau dtrt bticois , near Qrac and Sounder * street.
rld.4 , 1
HEAL ESTATE AGEHGY
16th and Douglas Street ,