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THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA TOESDAY JULY 2,5 188. . /.s The Daily Bee. OMAHA : Tuesday Morning July 26. Weather Koport. ( i'he following obccrvftUon * are taken the same moment of time at nil tha Btatlo named. ) WAll DEFAItTIIEKT , U. S. SIOXAI , SER VICE. OMAIIA , July 21 , 1882. ( ll.rin.m. Hirer 0 feet 8 Inches above low water mark i 0 jaha , and 0 feet 0 Inchon at Yankton , LOOAD BREVITIES. Tlilrty-ecvon cars of stock came li from the west yesterday. The Missouri Fuctfic train yost rdft ; WAI two houra late. The Macnnerchor Society Jwlll hold i picnic next SunJny at lledman's grove. E , M. Uartlett ban received his com mission an Assistant districtattornoy of tin U S. court. Thrco dlsturbem of the peace weri fined $3 and costs each yosterdny nnd onlj one was able to pay. Don't let any ono deceive you , Hospi Isnclllnf ? all music published in this conn try for half the published price. Tue Star liaso ball club defeated th ( Gladstone nine Saturday afternoon by i RC re of 21 to 5. Seven Innings , Messrs. Schrotor k Uecht have oui hoiirty thanks for some very flnocigarnoul of their large and well selected stock. If J. G. Todd will send his tddresi nnd appoint n meeting , ho will grcatlj oblige. Address "P. It. , " care of Ueo of. fico. The traveling representative of a Iav onpnrt nnnh factory was robbed of SlSfi gold wntch on the incoming Hock Island train yesterday , Mr. T. II. Lynn , ex-manager of tin Academy of Music nnd the old rcllablo bll poster , has taken charge of the clgni sUnd In the rotunda of tlio now Mlllan' hoto' . Mary Kearney , arrested fora saultlnj Dora Bernard with nn ax , at the old Belle vue house , on Dodge nlrcut , pleaded "nol HuU'y , " nnd the hearing van not for youtcr day. Friday evening of thi week lulng UK last meeting in the quarter , Omaha lodge I , O. GT. . , will hold their quarterly clcc tiou of oQlcern. A .full attcndanco is re 'luontcd. Fred Arndt , on oof ICnig'a bartenders , received a somewhat severe sun stroke thli terday. Dr. McrriarnlHattcmllnghlin ani reports that ho will bo all right again very shortly. shortly.Young Iluby , who was arrested with a couple of napkin rinrs in his possession , was yesterday released on ha ! own recogni zance and the caeq. continued to await a claimant for'the property. Wo hope there will bo n big crowd at' tending the St. Joe excursion on Emanci pation day. As there is but a few cUye . I left it will bo well to secure tickets at onco. onco.Hiss Julia Sorcnson , sister-in-law of Mr. J. K. Ilasmusson , died July 22 , be tween B and 0 a. in. , aged 43 year * , Fu neral to-day at 2 p. m. from residence , ! * on 23d sheet and St. Mary's avenue. A very pleasant surprlio party was riven Mlsa Grace Aiken Saturday eve Ing in honor of her birthday. A very pleasant evening wag spent and tlio guests nil wish Mlsu Grace many happy returns of tha day. The Union Pacific city ticket office opened In the Millard yesterday with lion , E. 1C , Long in charge. It is elegantly fit ted with waluut counter and desk ! a hand < Homo safe and elegant twinging signs and window lettering , Sheridan , the man of many petit thefts , was sentenced to twenty days In the conn ty jail at hard labor for stealing Dick Wilde's ulster. lie was rather diffident about having his name mentioned in print , but It is due him to say that his sentence it as little as he could reasonably expect , An unusually largo and appreciative audlcnca assembled Sunday In the Ger man Summer Garden to witness the performance formanco if "An Unpolished Diamond' and "A Sweet Warbler. " MM ! Puls-Ahl and Mr , Kd. Schmltz were the great at. tractions. The ladies of the North Presbyterian church will glvo n "oclablo Tuesday even ing , July 25th , at the Saumlen street Mis * slon , corner of Haunileru nnd Cumlug SU , Ice Cream will bo nerved. Proccodn to bo used In furnlohlng the now church. All are invited. Street cars it op nt the door , JySI-St . Bob Johns' n , w ho hsu just returned from a Utah trip , bus brought in n danger- oift pet in the shape of u live tarantula , which U ktill encabed In its nest nwnltitig maturity. The nest looks like n huge potato tate anil the lurnato nmkei a tmm shiver to look at it. The "bird" was sent to nn Ogden gentleman by a filenj In New Mexico , and as he was afraid to open the mall package , ho presented it tu Bob , who intends to keep it tor breeding purposes. At a meeting of prominent German citiieun , held on Friday evening , for the puipote of orgaulrlug an association tu carry out tin plan already adopted fcr 01- tabllnhlug a Anglo-Germui Turner' * school , a committee wit appointed consltUng nl Metttrs , Fmelmuf , liuubeus , Julius Meyer Bauuier , Lund , Haarman and Willrodt. This committee Is to dovlcoa Hchemo to b reported at tlio next meeting , on 1'rldaj night nnd for that purpose will meet thl : evening , Four drunks wore taken In by the po lice laet evening and n corn medlcino pcil dlar who WAS belling under another mau'i license. license.A A mas ) meeting of tha colored popt latlon of this city was held at John Lewla place luet night to discuss the advliabllll ] of celebrating Emancipation day nt Ht Jo ? . After fcouie lively and Interustlrj dubaticg it was almout uuanlmouBly dttl ded tu hold the affair nt that plaoi- . / corumitttehas been formed to complete ul the arraogements necessary to rnrtVe t affair an enjoyable one and the K. 0. , i J. & 0. . II. U. will sell tickets for t round trip nl $4. A cordial Invitation extended ta any while people who m choose to go , Another dispatch was received yesU day from Sidney stating that no trace the wharosbouts of Ami had been d : covered , The members of the Pioneer Ho ( nnd Ladder company nro requested meet at 1M Wlltj ! ; ' headquarters c Tnrsiay evening nt 0 o'clock , to celcbra the wedding of Mr. Gns Williams. All the members of the hook nnd lai der company No , 1 , are Invltod on Tuo day , July 25th , nt 9 o'clock p. m. , to 1 pres.-nt nt Ed. Wittig's place , by order i the president. JULIUS KOTJIHOLTZ , Secretary. The thermometer nt Max Meyer Uro. , the Jewelers and Opticians , froi 12 in. Sunday until 12m , yesterday , Ind catcd the following : 12 m , , 70 ° ; 2 p. m 70 ° ; 7 p. m. , 01 ° | 9 p. m. , 62 ° j 7 n , rn 70 ° ; 10 n. m. , 71 ° ; 12 m. , 78 ° s 2 j m. 82 ° . A Polish woman rn routa to Ot. Pnu yesterday reported that two tickets ha been taken from her And $10 extra dcmam od for the faro. A couple of officers wer sent to Investigate the matter nnd it turne out conclusively that her tickets only roa "to Omaha. " Daniel J. Swonoy , who died of con sumption , was buried yesterday. Th funeral cortngo was very largo and Ini posing , M his family nro very wldel known among tbo Oatholto congregation of Omaha. This Is a second son within year who nan passed nwny. The fnmll. have the sympathy of a host of friends. Yesterday two street cars mot oppc slto lioyd's opera house , on Fifteen ! ' street , and got into an altercation nbou the tight of way , which lasted about hal an hour. Very soon a large crowd assem bled , numbering ever iivo hundred pet sons , and other cars coming along , qulto little panic was created. The passenger becoming disgusted with waiting , got ou and loft the disputants to settle the mat ter. After exhausting themselves in ap plying some fine language , tiny finall ; separated. Captain Charles Hnnloy nn old vole ran and member of the G , A. II. , as wol as n prosperous grocery merchant on Tent ) street , nnd for ten years freight maste at the U , P. depot at the transfer , has dc tcrmined to loayo this state , not of Ne braska but [ of single blessedness nnd I take unto himself a wife. The lady i MIs Anna Ntchol , the accomplished sis ter of Mr. J. I. Nichol , u well to do mer chant on IDth street , The ceremony wil bo performed nt St , Phllomana oathedrn on Tuesday nt 10 o'clock , nnd the churcl will doubtless be crowded with the friend of the happly couple. MURDERED IN MICHIGAN An Omaha Man Brutally Slain for His Money , Disgraceful Treatment of the Remains by the Au thorities. Robert Duchan , a much rospootod citizen of Omaha , who rooontly ro aided at 1510 Jones atroot , has mol with a t6rriblo end at Now BufTulo , Mich. From Mr. Jacob Hauck , i brother-in-law of the doconsod - - , we learn the following particulars of the horrible affair : It appears that the deceased gentle man was BuiToring from consumption , Mid wont to Michigan with the vio\v of benefiting his health. lie was somewhat eccentric in hit habits nnd frequently carried largo sums of money about in his vest pocket , and the [ supposition IB thai soon after ho got to Now Buffalo someone ono must have discovered that ho had this habit and fallowed him and mur dered him in the most brutal manner. Mr. llouok had not hoard 'from him since the 20th of Juno , when ho wrote that ho was about to return , and being anxious about him wont down tc Now Buffalo on Monday last , when ho discovered that his brother-in-law had boon robbed and murdered Thf body had been buried by the county authorities in a shameful manner without a cofiin or box of any kind , but Mr. Hiiuok had the remuina taken up and btirit-d in n proper way. Ou examining the body it was found to bo badly bruised , ns if with u heavy omb , and there was MI uuly axli mi tlu back of his neck evidently ctr with n knifo. The deceased vv.ia compuatiVtU wealthy , and will ho much imemtiil b ) Ilia friends i'i Omulri H wuh-ll years of mjo. .Kvtry Hl'-ft n biiiu inude by the ri-Uuvwi i-t io -vur > h iiiurdoror or ni'inu-i-iua , White Bntt' . < i < mnml For the ayeri-a'i ' mind it would ap pear quito timt' ' t'i ( ] utt whoa ono had 'ortmmtoly f.cuuu.it the only snow- ivhito bull'.lv th.il over oxiatod , but rtr , W. Oo'w ' , t'ni itivit : circus man , is nut like oidiimvy iiiorlaltnnd , though : io has obtained n mountain bison with a lleeoo as white na Hip Van Winklo'a board ho still porsisto in astounding the community , and as mother result of his open handed out lays , ho unnounoea that ho will , daily , live iv grand balloon ascension and ilieplay of Japanese duylignt Qreworks , < V trip to cloudlund is an unusual sight , find the Jaimponoflo noonday sky rockets , Hying beasts and birds , are aura to create n sensation. Daylight lira works wcro introduced in thle country at Ooney Island , but Mr , Oolo ivas the first to connect them with a circus. Many other out-door at tractions will bo presented by this Vjreat show , while the grand streel parade is said to uurpass anything over seen on the American Continent. If those features fail to attract the Urj-ost crowd over seen in this city , then ull wo have to bay is "poopli don't know u good thing when tho\ sco it. " WANTED. A good sccond-haml bicycle. Address box X , Central City , Nob. 10-Ut BOARD OF TRADE. Exhaustive Report of the Con mittee on Paving. Grnnlto for Tenth Stront Anphnlt for the Ret , A meeting of the board of trad was hold last evening pursuant t ; M , to hoar the report of the con mittoo on pavinp. The attendant was only fair but included the worl ing members and they got throug with considerable ! business. The president called for tha ropoi alluded to above which was read b the secretary and was as follows ; At a mooting of the Omaha bo tin of trade held Juno 3rd , the followin resolution was adopted : Kcaolvcd , That the informatioi given by Mr , Barber on asphalt ha boon very satisfactory and wo recom mend the appointment of a commitlc of five to further investigate the subject joct ho has introduced in reference t < this particular pavement , and otho paving material , which wo doom o vast importance to our city interests Dndor this resolution the prosidon appointed Guy 0. Barton , \V . J Droatch , Max Meyer , P. E. Her , am The * . Gibson and by invitation of tin committee H , G , Clark , president o the board of trade , consented to ao as a member of tbo committee. In pursuance of instructions contained tainod in the resolution your committee too have made as thorough investiga tion of the various methods of pavinj as under the circumstances was pos ublp and bog leave to submit the fol lowing. ItEPOIlT. In considering the question of pav ing your committco have taken mtc account : First , durability ; second , cost of material at this point ; third , the amount of traffic to which otreeti named nro likely to bo subjected. TUB FIItHT CONCLUSION reached was thai in order to have anj pavement give satisfaction it is abso- utoly necessary both for the conven ience of traffic and usefulness of the mvoraont that it should not Lm dis turbed after laying , and to this end wo recommend that an ordinance be > as8od by the city council , which ihall require that gaa and water pipes 10 laid from the mains to inside of : urbing for each residence or business ot in any block to bo paved before any paving is ordered or permitted. THE NATDltE OF THE BOIt of this city is such that in order to make a good foundation for any kind of pivomenf it is noceasary that it ihould bo protected as tar as practica ble from the action of water and wo recommend that in all cases , no matter what kind of pavement is adopted , a foundation shall bo adopted to consist of at least six inches of con crete , or of broken stone or sand tamped or rolled with a icavy roller. Wo wish to put r-illTICULAIl STIIESS upon this recommendation as your sommittoo are unanimous in agreeing hat no pavement that can bo laid , of whatever material used can over bo rnada a good and durable pavement , without such foundation. IN REdlUD TO MATERIAL o bo used for superstructure of pavo- mnnt. wo accept the universal verdict that if the question o bo determined was one of durability alone there is no mate rial equal to granite , in the form of vhat is known as Belgian blocks. THE ONLY OBJECTIONS nado to this material so far as we lave hoard , is noise from vehicles mssing over it , and wear of 'horses nd vohiclas from the too solid sur- ace. But the question of cost , which wo have tried to keep in sight , mater- ally prohibits the use of granite at his distance from the quarries. A ubstituto which was submit od to the ommittoo , which came nearest to ; ranito , was a hard stone from the vi- inily of Sioux Falls , Dakota , which or sumo metal approaching that in uality might bo utiod to advantage in troets carrying the heaviest traffic. By the terms of the resolution un- lor which the committee van up- > ointed , wo were specially instructed o examine into TH1J UEU1TS or ASPHALT mvomont laid in n continuous nhoot. Wo have had very considerable corro- pondonco ( torn various cities , to which has boon added the ovidcnco of > orsonal observation , and have had amplos of pavement taken from treats after periods of wear of dilFor- out loutjth" . Woluvu u'a ' i ia tlio'courio of our iiVv'oligi'i.m luJ utistica njd - , a o in-o- u jncorn'mg the AHPHALT IlLiOIC 1'AVr.JIKNT I'tio meri' < > f b. th tin shoot nJ I'.ovk .mphult liaeo been PO apparent , lie ndvaiilf.u a aj iiurnarouH , whcni it e i.i-i > iiv.r < } c-i iiuct.fthi ! : . wuolici-r- u'Jv v.e.iinaH ! ' 1. i's usu.Vinln thu nveiiti.ja'iaiib f the inin'r/i/e ' i > : i . ard to ( IKDAIt IlLi.CK l'A\VSUJTO ! nd mnoadaiu voadwiti > ICAVO not : ecn na nshuuativo ivi in the uao of splmUum , wu bulievo that on Ht routs t lightest trullio and on roadways used for driving purposes , the cheap. ess of construction will recommend lie us of ono or the other of those lethoda , IN CONCLUSION 'our committee respectfully submi * ho following recommendations ; HT WATGll ANH OAS HKHVICK 1'Il'ES , First , That water and gas service lipos shall bo laid from the mains to ho inside of curbing before each ) usincBS or residence lot , in blocks ordered paved , before the foundation or pavement is laid , 2l > , i'OUNDATION , Second , That a foundation shall bo irovided for nil pavements , to consist of at least six inches of broken stone \nd Band or of concrete to bo thor oughly tamped or roiled to an oven urfaco before the paving material is aid. ll ) , TENTH STUKBI TO SOUTH ( jIDE OK UAlUiCY , BELGIAN , Third , That for Tenth street from ho Union Pacific depot to the south side of Ilarney street a * stone pave- nont bo laid in the form of Belgian blocks , of a material equal to the sat plo submitted from Sioux Falls. 4TH , irAKHBT , FAIHUM AND DOTJOLA ASPHALT. Fourth That for Ilarnoy , Far ham and Douglas streets , and t cross streets excepting Tenth south < Harney street , from the alley soul of Ilarney to the alloy north of DOUJ las and from Sixteenth street cast , pavement of Trinidad nsphaltum I laid either in continuous sheet c blocks of the description submitted. In making this rccommaudatio your comtnittno wish to bo distinct ! understood that if this material shoul bo adopted OREAT CAUB SHOULD BE TAKEN to secure the purest material , mlxc and laid by the most approved prc COBS , CHANOR THE OUTTBUS. Recommtndtd. . ' That the form c the gutters as at present constructo on Tenth street , bo changed for th reason that the angle being too sharp heavy teams when loaded and backo to the curb can with difficulty got oul and with a heavy load cannot , oftc breaking the wagon and doing damag to the curb , Guv 0. BAIITON , Chairman W. J. BUOATCH , P E. ILEII , Titos. GIBSON. Committee. The report of the committee wa adopted. On motion , the city council are ut gently requested to take prompt an * immediate stops to have Tenth streo paved , from the Union Pacific dope to the south line of Harnoy street. Max Meyer moved that the presl dent and secretary bo appointed i committee to present the petition ti the council to-morrow evening. Car riod. riod.Mr. Mr. McCord , chairman of the committee mitteo to raise a fund of $4,600 , foi putting the state fair grounds in gooc condition , reported only $2,400 col looted. People were slow about con tributing , but ho hoped to secure tlu required amount in time , Mr. Gibson moved that three othoi members of the board bo added to the committee on collection , to assist Mr. McCord , Carried. The president appointed Messrs Schorb , Wakefiold and Falconer ai such committee. Max Meyer moved vhat the committee mitteo have authority to invest the money as fast as collected and make all necessary contracts to secure the end worked for It was amended that the financia' committee have authority to make i contract with the water works com pany to lay their mains to the gate ol the drivintr park grounds at tha statec price , $1,700 , and carried. Mr. Meyer also moved that the committee on finance , in counectiot with the state board of managers , ex pended the money in improvements or the fair grounds as fast as subscribed , Carried' A communication was received fron Santa Fo , Now Mexico , asking for n snpy of the bye-laws and other mat- tera useful in organizing a board ol trado. Santa Fo proposes to have t board of trade , and the writer sayi that Omaha has the best managed board in this part of the country. On motion , the board adjourned. ENTERPRISING CHRISTIANS. Ine Swedish Evangelical Lutherai Mission Work. In our city at the present time there is an active and progressive Ohristiar. work being donu among the foreigr element , and of those who are untir ing in their labors is the above name * jociety , which quito recently pur- shooed the property known as the Christian church , on Seventeenth street , near Presbyterian church , bo- : wcon Dodge and Capitol avenue. As las been stated in these columns , this iongrogation purchased this property kt a cost o ! $7,250 , though poor and among the labor- ng classes of our city , ; hey in ono month among themselves , raised over $1,300 towards this irnount , $300 being necessary for fur- lituro , $1,000 of the purchase price ma been paid ; $2,025 being required 'or second payment. August 1st. Of .his amount several hundred dollars s in their treasury , and the congro- [ ation will supplement several bun- Ired more. Our citizens will bo called upon to issiat this enterprise and it ia hoped hat they will respond liberally. The necessity of their work ia readily scon when wo say that there ire only three churches in the city vhore the Swedish language is spoken 'or the 0,000 inhabitants of this na- ionahty. Their services are well ittendi'd. Three preaching services , > rayor mooting and young people's neotings , are hold weekly , The work at present is in charge of .n energetic young man , llav. J. A , lultman , whoso untiring and ponust- : iit olFurt has built up an active con- A in a Wilson tnd Sullivan Invited to Fight In Omaha. The meeting which wda to decide .ho location for the forthcoming bare iatcd fight between Sullivan and Tug Vilson was held in Noiv York City nst night. There has boon considor- iblo hesitancy about fixing this mat er finally , BO that it would not bring .bout . any interference by the at mi norities. Yesterday afternoon along telegram raa cent Mr , Itichard K , Fox , of the National Police Gazette , the backer of lYiIson , nt the expense of a well known porting man of this city , The mos- ago sot forth the advantages of Oiua- la for such a contest , its central Iocs- ion , etc. , and guarantsod non-inter- erenco by the authorities Omaha has been visited by Billy tfaddon , Arthur Chambers , Billy Ed- vards , and other sporting characters , vho will bo ready to speak a good rord for it , and it is within the rungo > f possibilities that the invitation may > o accepted , _ SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Undo from the wild ( lowers of th ? A FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY , t is the most fragrant ot perfumes. Manufactured by H. B. Sloven , San Francisco. For Halo in Omaha by W. I. WhltohouBo and Konnaia Bros. , kCo. CLERICAL CRIME. Damaging Accusations Again ; a Fremont Clergyman , The Farther the Investigate Goes the Uglier Things Look. A Few Startling Dotnils FnrnUhc toy Ono of His Acquaintance * . The sensation of the hour in "tli prettiest town in the stato" is tli scandal involving the Ilov. Timoth O'ConnoIl , who wont there about fov months ago no rooter of St. Jarnc Episcopal church. The dispatches sent in charge hit with having n peculiarity ot tompc amounting almost to an cocoutricit and a love for "tho bottle" whic was stronger than was consistent wit his duties to his holy calling. Of lat it is alleged that ho has bee on three sprees and has icto in such a manner as t bring disgrace upon himself and re preach upon the church. In onoc these sprees ho threatened to kil himself by blowing his head oil , an again is credited with executing th Highland fling or .something of tha kind , in the kitchen in the presence o ono or two Indies , who objected to hi scanty apparel as less than the la\ allowed. From a gentleman who is familia with his life wo learn the following ad ditional matters : It appears accordin , to his statement that Timothy O'Oon neil was married on the 24th day o February , 1S70 , at Huntington QUOOIIB county , Now York , to Holei Jones , a daughter of Samuel \V Jonoa. Immediately after they weri married they wont to reside at Con nellsville , Pennsylvania , and vor ; shortly after their removal O'Conncl commenced his system of abuse am fits of drinking. Whilst they reaidoc there ho had to bo put in Union town , PA. , insane asylum , laboring under an attack of delirium tremens At a later period ho was incarcerated ted at Kirkbrido insane asylum bj the vestry of his church , from whicl asylum hr escaped and came west. The room occupied by him at Con nellsvillo rectory has , it is said , a tium ber of bullet holes hi the walls and coil ing which were put in in some of hii drunken fits. On more than ono oc casiofi ho has threatened the life o his wifa and Bishop Kerfoot , of Penn sylvania , in whoso diocese O'Oonnel. was , personally wrote to Mr , Jones requesting him lo take his daughter homo , as hoi life wns not safe with O'Connnll Mrs. O'Connell then loft him , and went to reside with her father , anti O'ConnoIl was brought west and tool * up his residence at Nebraska City. Hero ho obtained a divorce on tlu ground of desertion. Ho took the precaution to advertise in i paper in Nebraska City , which proba bly did not circulate out of the imino diato vicinity of publication , and thut Mrs. O'Oonnell was not informed ol the proceedings her husband had taken till she received a letter frorr him saying that ho had obtained a de cree of divorce on the grounds before stated , Ono curious feature about the case is that the papera which wore filed in the district court at the Nebraska > braska City , were stolen shortly aftoi they had been filed , It seems as if a clear case can bo made out against O'ConnoIl , judo-ing from what the re porter's informant stated to him. As further proof oi the character of this gentleman the follow ing affidavit is adduced : ( n the district court for Otoo county. Timothy O'Connell vs. Helen J. O'ConnoIl , State of Now York , \ v Oity and County of Now York , ) SB Mary Rogers being duly sworn , says she is acquainted with the parties to the above entitled action , both plaintiff and defendant. That in the month of Novemb-r 1870 , she was jmployed as a domestic servant in the liouso of Samuel W. Jones in the vil lage of Uuntington. Long Island , in the state of Nun York ; and that on ) r about the 30th day of November L87G , the said plaintiff Timothy J'Connoll seduced this deponent , and md carnal intercourse with her in the oem occupied by said Timothy 3'Conncll at said residence of Samuel IV. Jones. That said Timothy D'Connoll was at tha time he had tuch carnal intercourse with deponent cmporarily living in said house upon i vieit. Subscribed in my presence and worn to before mo this first day of March 1880. ( Signed , ) MARY ROGERS. 'Signed. ) DENHYUOTCHKISR , Notary Public Kings Co. N. Y , (8tAL. ( ) BROOKS' BREAK- \ Husband Driven Out In tbo Cold World. Mr. D JJaverly , a carpenter who esidod at No , 1520 Dodge street , : allod at THE BKK oflico last night to ay hia grievance before the sympa- hizing reporter and Invoke the aid of iriutor's ink in his behalf. Mr. and Mrs , Havorly kept a boarding house it the placa named , and at the last .orm of the U. S. court ono of the ; rand jurors , whoso name and real- lonca are given as "J , W. iJrooks , O street , between Eleventh ind Twelfth streets , opposite opera louse , Lincoln , came into the house is a boarder. Mr. Havorly says Brooks soon became pretty thick with Mrs. II , in fact , thicker than ho liked , md after ho had lingered long , the lead of the family , on Sunday even ing , ordered him out of the house , With the sublime duck characteristic jf the Lincoln masher , Brooks refus ed to evacuate the premises , and Mrs , H. closed the door on her husband ind retired to tha boarders room , at : ho unseemly hour of nine oclock .11 . the evening , She remarked to lier liege lord that from thai day , henceforth and forever , she was no moro to bo called his wife. Dor discarded husband left the houi and has not returned since. I ! states that a witness to the ocsu rence , who talked of a trip to Lii coin , where Brooks is said to hare wife and family , was furnished U wherewithal to go to Eagle Bock an thus avoid unpleasant disclosures. Fen RENT The spacious and oil gant hall in Clark & Kostors' bloc ! It contains the latest modern in provementa. Tu the right party 111 oral terms , Apply to the propriotoi on premises , je23oodtf SPECIAL NOTICES , WOJlUh Auvtrtmemeni lo U ) n , tror , SI Lost , Found , Wanta Boardlnir , kc. , will be li sorted In these columns once for TEN CKX1 per line ; each subsequent Insertion , F1VECEOT per line. The Drst Insertion ntver tea th > TWKNTY.F1VK CENTO TO COAN-MONtY. ONEY TO LOAN Call at taw Utnca of I M L. TbomM RojmB Creurhton Clock. U LUAA A1 8 pel ctntit tercel In iamjof 82,600 an upwards , for S to B yean , on Orst-cliwvi city an farm property. Dutia II UiL HBIJLTB and Lot AaiacT. 16th and Douclu Rtn HELP WANTED. WANTED / girl to dohcmso work In a fam ! ly of four. Apply at Drst houu from Convent g recS on St. Mary's Avenue Some flrst-clasi shirt Ironcrs o WANTED Stout Laundry , 1207 Farnar. street. 883-25 " \TrANTED A middle aged ininof best busl V ncs. qualltl a for Immcdla o work Ad dress lockbox 695. 379-21 WANTED Two dining-room girls n Itclneko's restaurant , cor. 13th and Jack son. 878-20 A girl who can cook and do sen WANTED , at N. W. corner Unlltor nia and 19th , (676-tf ( ) L. B.LOOM1S. WANTKD-A Rlrl In family of two. Appli 13th and bnvcnpcrt , west tide , econi h'u o ftom corner. b71-26 ANTED 100 trackmen to worn on thi W Oregon Blurt line. App'y a' oncp. H.MANNWnElLEK , 683 25t llth strcc' , near Farnam Agents to sell genuine oil palat ines la flue gilt frames. Dl profits. Scnc B amp for 2d page Illu'trattd citxloeuo Addro i Chicago Frame M'l'g Co. , Chicago 111 , 800-261 A peed Moldy man , to take can WAETED one who Is acquainted In the city. Apply to FRANK J. H AMD E. S84-24 [ TANTKD A girl to' general housework , 4 Hit. Kennedy , 1803 , ualliornh street. 888-22 WANTED A girl lor general housework , Apply at No. 311 17th street , let. I'nvrn- ' poit and i.hlcago. 820-tl WANTED ino oriai , " ! carpcn'cta. Apply to H , Minuwelltr , llth B rent , near Farnain 823-H Two or three rooms BU'tabloJo ' WANTED cfllco..ilJrts Dr. I' < m- Bee office. 689-K Ten teams to work on rforenc WANTED . Wages S3 50 per day. 377-tt inrnHELUvi > MEN WANTfD At F.orcnca Cut-Oil , nine miles M rth cf Onnha. Vfnt 41.76 per day MITCHELL VINCENT. 839-tt MICELLANEOU8 V/ANTS. tl To buy a goad pony. Call at 1414 Chicago street. 8C9-25 TEAMS and 100 men wontel to work on 200 the Oregon hhort Line Inquire of II. II iMNWE LUIt , 8 0-24f llthBtrost , nearFarram. ITEAXIS WANTED-To work on the Ors- 200 gen JhJrt Lino. Wages $5.00 per diy. II. 1IANNWKILKK , 735-lt 11 street , near Farnam. \\J-ANTED 500 pnvy vau.M , sinks And ceea \ \ pooli to clean with Sanitary Vault and Sink Cleaner , the beat In use. A. Evana .is Co. , realdonco 120C Dodge street. Omaha. RENT HOUSES AND LAND. H"I ) room for goMUiuanUth refer ence , 1312 Dodge street between 13th and _ "C Orl KENT House six rootEH. Apply to J ? A. H. GLADSTONE. 870-tI 1803 and 1310 Douglas street. FOK HENT Faserncnt of thrro rooroii , suit able fir In inly App y No. 034 touih 17th street , between Jackson nnd Lcavcnworth. 673-2flt F oiufEN New house "with"Hvo roon B , and all rLcdern Improvements , lull lot. Inquire on 17th street between Klcho'ad ana Paul one and one-halt blocks from street cnrllno. 08-29" rTOOR UENf-House 20rlO , with bnsemcnt. J Biiltnlilc ftr proccry store , corner Pierce "d 19th. FKEn MOHLE , _ _ b 729 _ Corntrlllhand FOKIiKNT A nicely lurtl'bcJ south loom , w I'll or wltlioir board , ISOTCasst treet. 868-30J POIl KENT Thrfo good rourns , unliirn'slicd. Ccrner 20th and Douglaj- cheap Apply .n irsraisoj. b74-29f OK KENT Fmnlshcd room with or without F board. 1620 DoJgo strict , noir poatotllco. 05-20t _ OK KENT Fu lushed roam a * . 1010 K rnara P 8'iee' . 882-tf FAOK KENT Cottaio nearly new , near street cars , rent modcrat' , to small faml'y. J41-27 O. H. BAuLOU , room 6 , Uilon Block TJ10II HEVT-T o ileslmblo un'urnls'iod rooms I ? convenient to buain at. rirst house north ) f the tVlthncll houso. 844-4 * UENT Oun plcasint roor , with hoard FOR dcelrcd. 117 south 17th street. 861-tf \IOTS for lease nt $25,00 per annum , each _ . . .1 foratsrmot joirs , nt "Or ncre Orovo 1'luli , " adj'lnlncr Ilahecom P rk on the we-t , Jvn minutes olfc from 8 net cars JlOMiy ran 10 obtained to build with , by persons leasing : licjo lots at regular nt'S. JAMES F. MORTON , > 43-tf Ou premises , olllco 1015 Furnain ntrcet. T OIl KEN' ' Two conveniently furnished L rooms tor housekeeping , also nicely ( uri.lsh- : d Iront room , down ttalrs , for tvio gentltmaa , Inquire at 1001 Dojgo btrect. 8 > 0-26t KENT Nicely furnl'hod It nt mom , FOK floor , 810,00 per month. 1407 Howard jct t'eii 14th aad 15th ttrefts , 830-tf IIKNT Twonnwd clllngsrni two ether FOR Indeslra'jlo Uc llty , iv ilcKoon , \o. 1514 Douglas street 817-tf ' RENT New cottage , tlx rooms , rear FOR ' * " lipad St. iluiy'n avcnuo. 800-t'f" ' * Wii.'ilcO VNDLI3II. 171OH UENl Hoarding tuu3u will lurnlahrd. L' Inquire 103 IDth street , also 3 roouij at the ornor ot 12th and Douglas etrcet. lutjulro on irrml . a. O8-H FOIl RENT Enqiilro at Jl. W. Ken. HOUSE ' store , 13th liuiweun Farnam and Ilarney. 76tf HKNT Furolsho-1 room with heard ; modern Improtcmenta , a few table DoirUers an bo accommodated , at 1718 uocln-o street. 051-tf \TJNEHOUSE3 FOK RENT Smill nd large , Di two to twelve ruorra each ; ono or two now > ne lth nil modern convenience } . One of 12 ooins , suitable lor boardini ; nnd room renting , 7th and Douglas Sta. BEMI3 , Agent , ] t,23.tf , Uthjind Ijouclos Sta furnlshcHlsoutlTrfcms OK KENT Two ulcely roisonnble prices , 20ia Cam .treet. neil KENT \ 7 room housa and 4 stall L1 etible on Convent strrtt , near t. Mary'u , enuo. KentJ21.CO ir month Enquire o talker Brothers , g a olllco. 6fl8-tf FURNISH EUsoutn rooms for rent. S. riWO . corner 10th and Davenport. 30C-tf KENT Furnished front room with board. FOR North 17th tt. 631'tl OK KENT FurcUhed room , 1723 Douglai street. _ 401-tl _ UENT Ou July 1st , brick * torl , with n FOR cellar , Irqulro at Drug Store , con tot 10th and Douglas its. (20-tl 7IOR BENT. Two n ir tlcgtnt hoiuea. Inquire - ; quire t Fet rson'i Clothing ; g-.oro , nrtr 17. . Depot J8I-tf I/oil KKN1 i faruiniitHi ruouic o JC ch aH'Eich : nt : , N. K. eor.lrlth and ttnttr. , jineo rooms witn njont bOMi ) . RoMon blo prlcoJ 21' TIKI n 'an SALE T7 SALfJ A pjod'paylnsr Rropcrybu lncs J' en Ifi.h street , Satlnfactory teuton * for selllrnj. Address "O1 a. B.-2413 Daunport street. sst.tr rtiBliI 7 v'tJMiilC ' ! > ltr " " ' " ' ' "P. , , , can at 212 Nurth lith ft rcct J4f braska llnrblo Worka. 680-27 FOU SALE-Teim of white carrlsgo horses , well tnati h l and perfectly gentle. Can bo driven by nny lad > . Also pbnoton and square bo * bugey , both Ingoot ] order and for g&lccheap. Inquire N. E corner Dodge and 21th itrcets. 872-29 * JTIOR SALE Good milch cow , cheap , to a cash JJ buyer. Inquire at 411 Convent street. I1OU SALE Dctlrnbla home In Isium anil drllTen'a addition. In peed repair , lot wcl stocked wi h fruit , terras reasonable O. H. BALLOU , 842-27 Attorney , room 6 , Union block. rnonts. Four lots n corner 10th and Bancroft street. Inquire N.J SMITH , 840-tl Corner 10th and LtaTtnworlh. T710R BALK House ! nnd lull lot In rood loca- J } lion , only 1,200. McCAOUK. 835-tf Opposite. P. 0. T710R SALE Hou > o and oirnet lot. at 11,060 , bargain. McCAOUE , oppoille P. 0. 83Uf pOR HALE-6f 00 sheep three nnd ( our years J ? oldgood feeders. InloU touultpurcruerrg. Apply McLean Utcs. IndUnola Mob 819-26J I OR BALK Lot and two now lionso * , 18th C street. t obloclti8ou ( h of St. Wurv'saTo. brings rent 940.00 , will sell lor $3,800. hil1 cnsb , balance t 8 per cent Intrrmt. Inquire 8. Mor- tcnton , Ullor shop , 216 South nth utrcct ITIOR SALE A good Block of general mcrchan- JU dlzo , nlth or without building In n irood live railroad town , Btoik worth about $4,000. Call on or Inquire of C. F. UOAO , julSwltt Bhm Springs. Oano county , Neb "FIORSALK FiirnlturoandtlxturesorthcUcto .1 ; Denmark , north { COO will bo a Id at leas ban half prlco. Good pportunity fur starting n hotel butlmss. Kent (36,00 p.r month , no cotnmodatl"ns for thlrtv bcardern. Enquire on ircmlfes , llth st , near Lcavcnworth. B2fl-20f niNK STOCK FOR SALK I haTesomo Ueho U or fifteen flno , pure blooded Poland-China lear Pigs all In excellent condition weighing- about 75 Ibs each , which I will ship by express to nyyut of thn state , prepaid , for $1000 pr head. Satlefactlon guaranteed Kcfcrcnco Jallonal nank , this city. Addrcsj , at i n P , II. { . Hotter , Red O.ik , la. In every coco money must aceompiny the order. E07-d2twlt SALK A half Interest In two store * ono FOR a general retail dry goods nnd groctry , the thcr hardware ; will sell ono or both ; reason for e'llng , III health. Addribs W. G. Crilg , Clear- noun' , Mo. SOfl-24 story building for tale at a bargain. Lo- TWO at north-ease corner . .of 17th street , ml Capitol av e. Must bo moved on or before August 7th proximo. Uf.Ml * ' 770-tt Agent , IF.th and Dongla ? . 1011 SALE Saw mill. T.Murray. 071-tf CJIX HEALTHFUL. LOIS-SOxlBO feet cachln 3 Hanscom 1'lace on ttrcet car line. Beat Iota n uholo additlrn on very caiy terms and at a reat bargain. OEM is' atcnt , 15th and Douslaj t reels )15-tf iN , one larvo brick house , and ono .rgo frame house , with full lot on CUKH near 15'h trci t. Flue ch nice for Investment , rent f-r $70 cr month. Call far full particulars , on CEM1S , 009 tf Aftcnt , 16th ard Douglas sts. FOK SALE. The Arlington House aOTEL c'asa ; all furnished. 1h * only hotel n ton n. Thu cheapest property In the state. las all the traveling men. will be told cheap on crumtoeult. Enquire of E. Fullo , proprietor , rllngton , Wasbington county , Nob. 03 tt 70R SALK The POPULAR HOTEL , known J as the BOYS' HOME. This house Is cen- ally located , has BOU'h and east front , and It urroandod w th flno ehulo trees ; cent Una thirty ccplug roomn , has Ice liouso. laundry , samnlo oem , &c. Han a world w.de reputation ana a otter patronogo than many houses of twice Its -apaclty. Price 5,000. For particulars ad- resB , A. A. SAWDEY.Bed Cloud , Web. J | E6i-tf _ _ _ _ Olt SALE Or will ozcha go lor Onaha pro- . potty , an Improved ecc 01 of land adjoin * \ n ; a station on U. P. R. R. U. DUNHAM , 1 1 ainham St. , Omaha. 720 So' * I RICK FOU B 203-tf E8TABROOK tk 00K. HAT At A. H. Sander1 Fwd 3t BALEO . BlG-t Sunday , July 23rd , In cinltyof U. P. Headquarters , a oupon rjiliocJ ticket rora Council Binds to Pueblo , ( .o1. , and return o Indianapolis via Kanas City and St Louis , > eng ! signed by owner. Ocod only for hlmeclf. -Ibcral reward given fcr Ha return to oin abf jcneral Passenger Agent , U. f. Headquarter. ] . 870.24 * OR STOLEN Dark buy m o 0 j yca-s ole , white jpst on back and s < * e un- er ( addle ; r cw lultcr on. Suitable regard If ctuuud toC. Applttcntorner 20th an Dorcas. 831-2flf 'iTES. ' A. L , Utrgqucst has remawd her dress- LfJ. making oitabilshmo'it , frirrWo. fill Itth treet , to No , ICil crner 17th ar-1 Cumlng. 857 EOf H Y does everyb"dy vant tbo White Sowing W Machine ? lie.au'jes It Is the best , choap- Bt , runs cisler , never get ! out of order , and will ut louzcr than < mv other machine umle. A rial will comleco you. A stock of nee-les for 11 sowing ni'chlnca ccm'aritlf on hind. Call nd flee us 121 N. 15th strict. Ja.oba B ocV. J21W JNO.XBflHOSO , < EO ) ND TO NONU-Itfls now an undisputed fact that tbo White sewing Machine Uads no world. Its rales are a mply inormous nnd ) crouilng , and the crylromevu yquartrlgko s thongemy for the White , fjr It Is the only inchlne wo can Bell that ( , ' - > o3 perfect satlsfac- on. Call on or address JN I. 7.KHKUNH , . 'holcsilo and rettll dealer , 121 M. 15th trect , Omalia , Neb. | j24-tt mSTaAV A light roanfony , frtm Foster * \U \ Clray'a Yard , Finder suitably r uaidcd , 847-tf 3D WARD KUEHL IAOISTER 0V PALUYCTER7 AUD.CONJ ) ! JONAi/lbT , 19 ! ) Tenth Street , btwoen I' riJTO ndllaroev. Will , with tli * U or nvuf.it plrltt. obtntii for any ooi < a gUrra at t/.t jifl uJ propADt , tnil on certain conrll'ifli ( lo t'i : 1:1 arc. IJootj ind tb3C3 ninio W , rje > ' < ict ' > ci'ori ' r * & Absolutely Pure. Tiili powder neter varies. A mane ] ot p ' , strength and nholesomencss , More ccono ICK | thw the ordinary klndt , and cannct ' 'I ild In competition with the multitude c ! i st , short weight , alum or phoipb .t. ] ude i gold only In cans. KorAbBiiiMa ; I'QfpuB a J * e W fit. , New York
