THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , THUESDAY , AUGUST 17 , 188 . itj ft
The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Thursdav Mornintr , Aug. 17
Weather lloport.
(1'ho ( following observation * are Ultcn
the ame moment of time at all the etatloi
DicrAnrMENT , U. H. S
vice , UUAUA , Aug. 1C , 1832. ( l:45 : | > .m.
olWeathe teol
s : Weathe
Denver. . . . . OT.8S N Ccar
Chcytnna. . UK t'lor
N.8S B lair
Matte . . . . K Ilil-k lear
Omahx. . . . 3/10 y Pro-h JMr
TO.OJ H ICIcir Fat
DCS Molnoo It 03 N Frcth Fair
Davenport. 2 .97 Nff Fair
St. Paul. . . 30 , .2 Fro-h lear
Btlxrnl * . U.tV , kw fre-h Fair
lloorhcatl. . 10.07 Nn ! Clear
Vlnooit. . . 3J.07 , V , Kht : l ir
Bismarck. . SI. fl VK Fre h
Bnford . , . . 20 07 * K Fre h Clear
Outer ? 0.8I IVW I.'Kht ' Clear
Devi wood , . . 3.89 W Mght Pair
AmtnlSnlnr. . Cirar
Rlrer 7 f t 6 Inches above law water mark
0-naha , 4 feet 8 Inches M Yank ton ; Mlfttlmlppl
S feet 8 Inches at f. Crosse , and 0 feet 9 Inche
at Djbuque.
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
There will be special meeting of tin
Scandinavian branch of the O. Ii. P. IT.
at Thlele'a hall , on Saturday August 1911
at 7:30 : p. m. By order of the president.
nu7-3t
SI orifl Dennett of IlaJlnn county nnc
Deputy Shotlff Nea-J , of Shelby county
Iowa , passed through here yesterday
with two prisoncrfl , Dr. A. 10
Gregg nnd K. Ilolloway , chnrgcc
with Btonlmg a team , The ulieriir rccov
cred the team but left It at Wnhoo , an II
had been driven BO hard that the horsci
were tired out.
' There wns a lively runaway ycsterdaj
i I about noon , which was checked at the
i ! ; . corner of CMH nnd Sixteenth etrcolw , the
t light vrngon being overturned and n small
I boy therein being dumped out. It won at
first thought that the little fellow wae
badlyhurt , but ho limped off in compara
tively good condition ,
Larson Miller , Sr. , Loraou Miller , Jr ,
Hiram Miller nnd John Kowera , arrested
on the charge of taking unfair advantage
of n young in in , John F. Smith , in a horco
trade , out near the pent homo , were , upon
examination before Judge Bcnelcu yeuter-
d.iy , discharged. It was , all the same , a
rather cloudy transaction. The dotniis
were published at the time of the occur'
rcnco.
A couple of rather verdant looking
men entered the gun utorc of Max Meyer
Sc Co. , last evening , and showing a Smith
& Wefeoti revolver , 38 ( .allliro , desired to
exchange it for a gun , The weapon M aa
handed ncro'n the counter to ono of the
clcr/kp , Mr. II. HnfacI , who , in taUitig
hill , iu someway dlcliarged ono barrel ,
the ball passing through the first finger of
the left'hand and indicting n painful if
not fOilouB wound. Mr. Siivorstein
uprang forward and took the gun away
from the man , Mr. Ilafacl received
prompt attention ) ami will get thtough all
right ,
Us The recent order made by the man-
agora of the Unloul > nclBo railway , com *
polling all passenger ralu men to wear a
uniform contl > tog | of dark navy blue will
bo a godsend to Homo of the men aa they
will now be compelled to get sumo new
clothes. This may neciu a little tough to
Homo of the boys at first , as the company
failed , by tome oversight doubtlois , to pro.
vide for the paymeiit of the uniforms , but
they will have the satisfaction of knowing
that they bavo Homo now clotbca oven If
they do Lave to pay for them. Laramie
Times.
Kaet bound Union Pacific train No , 4 ,
when near Amca station , just west of Fre
mont , ycitcrday , ran into a young intui
named Carl Fricker , aged 18 years , and
bailing from Petersburg , Ills , Friokcr
had sat down on the end of n tie in the
shade of a fine tree and fallen asleep whorl
ho was knocked off the track by the pilot.
lie wan picked up in nu itiBouHlrlo condi
tion and nken toFremont , where ho was
attended by Dr. Abbott. lie waa out and
bruised In several places , but tils most
serioua wounds tetm to bo internal. lie
was brought In to this city on No. 4 , and
taken to the Union Pacific hospital. lie
was in ft delirious condition latt night , and
t ia feared tbftt his injuries may ye ; prove
lataLAshbol
V Ashbol Patten on ia a happy father.
) ' , Mother and son nro doing wall.
. * A big stock train cauio Iu on the U.
P. at noon yesterday.
Five men are busily engaged In send
ing out advertising matter for llio G. A.
It , reunion.
A. O , W. A. Members will pleano
attend special meeting , thin evening ,
August 17th. M. llogew , D. G M. W. ,
of Missouri , will bo present.
, Tbtio Is considerable talk of starting
another pott o' the Grand Army in this
city , as there nro enough old comrades
bcre to warrant such an enterprise ,
The Indies of tbo Pint M , K , church
give an ice cream and H iclul entertainment
at the parnouai'e and church parlora on
thii evening , All are cordially In
vited.
vited.K
K , T. Shelby , a popular clerk in the
U , P , local f i eight olllco , wes married on
la > tBUu y In tho'cathedral at Cleve
land , Q.io | Mlia Amanda Love , IU , Kuv ,
Dishop Gilmpre ofilclikting.
' The entertainment * still to como nt
Boyd'u opera opera home this month are ;
Itaverloy's Mastodon mlnstrolH the Slst ,
MendeUiohn Quintette club the 2Uh ,
llobert MoWnde in Kip Van Winkle the
25th.
25th.A
A lot of small bojH have been bother
ing the life out of John L'eae for the past
two months by stealing fruit dUplayed In
front of hit ttoro near the Sixteenth street
bridge. He hai now filed complaints
against two boys for stealing watermelons.
The inany friendu of Dr. James
> yilpbt will be glad to learn that he has
located liU pflico at Homan'n stable * , on
Thirteenth street. Dr. Wright was an old
settler of Omaha , aud In the early days of
{ his city was highly appreciated by tha
citlteni of Omaha aa on expert veterinary.
California papers apeak of him in the high ,
u't'teiraa.
Mr. Ed. Peyck * found a doren i liver
ipoout and a lot of fine kuivei nud forks
lying on bin dcor tep yesterday hnvii
bo n left there by dome one during i
night. Thty were hi * iwn nnd were stoli
from n bureau drawer in the upptr part
his house n few days. Suspicion fell up <
a servant girl he Imd recentlv diecnargi
nnd the ca < e had been placed in the batx
of Ollicer Jacobson to work up , when it w ,
tattled In thin manner.
lion. M. C. Johnson , of Clarimla , low
sheriff of that county , was In the city ye
lerdny and joined the excursionist * t
th'-ir arrival , returning home with then
He is n Kebra kn man And wni n Koldii
In Copt. Lymnn lUcliArdnrn'ti compan
( itiring the war , 'ihe Nebraskn men seci
to be quite popnltr in thil looallty , no tw
other county offices nre filled by men froi
this state. Mr , Johnson is a tcprrsenti
tivo man nnd would do credit to any stftl *
Mr. Wm , Gentleman and some of h !
friends started tbo other day , as did Iti
rest of Omaha , on a chicken cxrcdltio
which M far an wo know was very succesi
ful. One of the party returned ycstenln
on the train for the purpose of gettin
a set of new wheels for their wagon , think
Ing that the old ones would not bo stron
enough to carry the Immense lot of chid
ens that the party lion kll ) d. Wo fihoul
not bo surprised it a deputation of citizen
should meet them on the ouUtklrU am
claim ft share of the chicken that wa
killed.
killed.Tho
The railroads wcst'of the Missouri rive
bavo agreed to make a rate of 876 , roum
trip , for intending delegates to the trien
nlal conclave of Knights Templar in Sni
Francisco In 1883 , For going via on
route and returning via another the rat
will be $100.
Having sold my grocery stock , come
Twenty-third and Cuming streets , to Mr
Mr , F. J. Allen , who will continue th
business , I take this opportunity of thank
ing my friends for their put patronage
and hope they will extend the same to m ]
successor. T. A. McSbane.
The Omaha glee club will shortly cal
a mooting to arrange for rehoartnls fo :
the state republican convention to bo lick
in this city , Trio boys will tnnko thingi
hum on this occasion and rouse nil the en
thuslasui of which delegates are capable
Jack Galligan had a canary bird nnc
cage stolen from the front porch to hi
residence on Eleventh otrcuj on the Utt
inst. Ono Chan. Wright was found to b <
the culpr.lt , and had dlspoecd of the bin
Tor (1. Ho waa seut up by Judge Benekc
for twenty dnys ,
Senator Kogcru of the Missouri Lcgia
Inturo i * in tbo city vititirg hia old friend ,
Doctor Jigg r , who by the way is nlno t
number of the lower legislative IIJUFO ir
Missouri. As Senator Ilogern is the leadei
} f the Worklngman'a party in his State
ind a most eloquent speaker why should
10 not be called on for an nddrciu whilt
hero ,
A mooting of the committee on public
'ouutalnn of the Humana society mot at
> fHco of O. F , David , 1507 Fnruam htreol ,
kt 2 p. m , yesterday , to take action rc <
rarding the fountain just received by the
loclcty. The c > mmlttoo consists of i'refli-
lent Kennedy , ] ' . L. Perino , Judge Suv-
ige , 0. F. Davis , Uov , John Williums and
ll. Toft.
The Suprems lodge , Knights of
i'ythlas , meets in [ bi-annual session in Do-
roit , on the 22d of'August. Prcparatlous
ire making by the Detroit Knighta to give
hi > Supreme Ledge a grand ovation. A
'elevation ' will uttend from Nebraska , in-
iludlng J. J. Monoll and J. S. Shropshire ,
rho gu as the representatives of thin grand
uriudlctlon.
SATURDAY'S BESSATION.
Inotbor Grana Sport Arranged by
tbo Roadsters.
The mooting of the ownora o
iloodod roadatora nt the Driving park
in Saturday last was such a complete
luccens in every particular that an-
ithor "tusalo" between the tyroa will
nko place on Saturday of this week.
Cure races have been definitely decided
in , and no attraction has been offered
0 patrons of the turf tnoro pleasure
living than thcso. The first will bo a
iontoat between the following well
mown roadatora :
Harry Hornborgor'a Prince ; Jnko
khroiner'a Slocumb : Mel. Fitch'a
3ypay Girl ; F. A. Niish'a Canada Girl
md Sam Record's Little Davo. All
ihcao homes are very cvunly matched
md the knowing ones say that the
ikill of the urivera will alnno decide
; ho contest. Of couno the agreement
.a that the owners must drive their
3Wii horaoa , and this alone ia a roRiilnr
sircus nttraction. Juat think
if old , fat , fair and
'orty Hornborgor spinning around the
track in a delicately constructed
I'ohiclul Earnuni's Jumbo in a cob
web sulky wouldn't compare in real
ojthotio beauty. Then Sshroinor ,
; ho soldier of the legion holding the
rehiB over "Slooumb. " Jake will
nako the latter como tp time , if ho
ma to out through the contra Ibid.
Then Filch wooing the Bjiowly qiml-
lioa of the "Gypsy girl" tolling her
'ortuno na it were. There are aomu
vho > any ho 0111 toll thu re&ult of the
ace by n more glace ? nt the p.mn of
, ho hand.
It will bo well to heed the "Gipeey
Jirl'o' warning in this rioi , for it acorns
.o Eixy Bucceta. Nash \\ith hia quiet
ray will not heaitato to jiivo H paps to
ill compelitora with hia "Canada Girl. "
\ltliougli undoubtedly in railroad mat-
.era ho would hcaitatu und "pasa" all
ipplicante for a frco firat poaition to
nhera.
Uecord'a "Lilllo Duvo" will not bo
'ound wanting when the heata are
uided and wo should not wonder if
here would bo a draw all around.
The second trial of speed will bo
3Ctwoon punningham'a Wild Irialiman
md Patrick's apoody team , This will
)0 a most exciting race. Some Bay
hat the former name ia not properly
ippliod , and that it ought to bo the
iVild Irishman'Ounningham. / . Bo thia
tail may , the trial of apoodln thia case
vill bo torrlfio , as Dennia , who iu
1 great Land Leaguer , wants to
> eat Patrick because ho docs not pro *
: ode his name Tth ! St. instead of AI.
The racea will oommonco promptly
it 2 o'clock , and a email admission fee
rill bo charged just to defray ox-
icnaca , No ono who lovca to ride be *
ilnd a fast , spirited horse or envies
mother that haa that privilege , should
ail to viait the park on Saturday af *
crnoon. ' Thcro ia nothing profoa-
lional about the matter , BO that the
neat earnest opponent of the turf na
leboaod to gambling purpoana can
neat conscientiously bo present. Wo
mticipato a largo crowd on Saturday
tt the driving park ,
WARLIKE WRINKLES
In the Shape of Notes fro
Military Headquarters ,
A Very Complimentary Letti
to the Assistant Adju
tant General.
MlecollnncoUB Matters.
Captain Nicdca * company from Fo
LaramiQ , which was ordered to Onial
barracks upon the Into transfer i
troops in the department , arrive
Tuesday nftornorin and proceeded in
mediately to Fort Omaha. There ai
throe companies now at the post whic
will bo reinforced later by the con
pany of Captain Quinn , Fourth infat
try , and the battery of light artillery
of which mention was made in yestc :
torday'a BJI : : .
A COMPLIMENTARY LKTTKll.
Assistant Adjutant General Martit
who is to leave shortly for the department
mont of Arizona , in compliance wit
the personal request of General Creel
has received a very complimontar
letter from Adjutant General Drun
relative to his transfer. After replj
ing to an official request , the ndjutac
general says : * * * * "I doait
to say to you that your general cor
duct and the compliment paid you b
General Crook's application for you
detail , have gralifUd mo very muori
and that 1 shall not forgeh an officer c
my department who behaves in sue !
a soldierly manner , "
Col. Martin will prove of Inraluabl
service to Gen. Crook , owing to hi
oxtennivo knowledge of the department
mont to which ho is assigned
Wllr HE IS COURT MAUIIALED.
Mention has boon made of the court
martial called to try Col. 'Joseph Tay
lor recently detailed to relieve Col
Martin in the department. A Wash
ingtou dispatch gives the followlnj
cause of the officer's falling under ofii
cial displeasure : A court-martin
which is likely to mnko a sensation ii
the urray Was ordered at the war do
partmont. Maj. Joseph H. Taylor
assistant adjutant general , at prosonl
flti'.tioueil at the headquarters of Gen
Hunt , deportment of the south , Newport
port burrocks , Kentucky , is the ofllcui
offending , llo was recently ordorcc
to go to Fort Omaha to servo as assist
ant adjutant general with Gen. O. O
Howard , who had been ordered then
September 1st from West Point. The
charges against him are insubordina
tion , and it is understood that ho do
clinca to obey orders because ho doei
not wish to he associated with Gen ,
Howard. Gun. Sherman threatened
Homo time ego to court-martial ofllctin
who sought to interfere with the ac <
tioii of the department ; through mem
bers of c ingress. Taylor is the Oral
one to ascertain that ho meant whal
ho said.
PERSONALS.
General Crook is expected home
next week.
Lieut. I. T. Webster , First artillery
lory , who for several years past hai
filled the position of professor of mil
itury tactics at the Nebraska univer
lity at Lincoln , loaves to-das tc
rejoin his company at Presidio. Cal ,
Lieut. Webster loaves a host of civil
ian friends in Nebraska who greatlj
regret his departure ,
Capt. Bourke has got his carde
already printed , labelled "Prcscott A.
T. " The captain is quite hilarious
jvor the prospect of adding to his col
lection of Indian curiosities a fevs
genuine and undoubted specimens oi
Apache scalps with'squaw trimmings.
Campaigning under Crook offordt
ipecial advantages for such adventur
ous collectors.
MATRIMONIAL.
A. Popular Younar Oltlaon Joins the
Army or Benedicts.
Tuesday Frank W. Bandhauer'
sue of the mostpopular and industrious
xgonto of. the Union Pacific land de
partment , was united in marriage tc
Miss Emily Krojci , daughter of ono ol
the best known and most highly ro-
ipocted farmers of Fill more county , in
this state. The ceremony took place
it the residence of Jerome
[ tachok , the well known litho-
{ rnphor , the bride being given
.way by her brother Joseph. The
zoldon bonds were tied by the afT.tblo
fudge Beneko , who has bioonio so
lojmlar as n tycr of connubial knoto ,
hat many weddings are postponed
just to have the judge present , It io
_ i pleasure ) to a heart sick or oven a
lilted outsider , to are the gentle man-
lor in which Judge IJeneko pronounces
: ho lifu suntonco fn the matrimonial
jaurr. Then his remarks to the sen *
; enctd p-irties they are chiseled ) ,
jlour , elovcr and really canonical.
Dmieko ought to bo made n civic oivr-
liniil if such an oflloo wore created.
After the wedding ceremuny was
jvor refroshmenta were served most
bountifully , and one of the pleasant *
; at gatherings over held iu Omaha
nude its mark on the social record of
: imo iu these parts. The extensive
\cquaintanco ot both Mr. and Mrs.
Bundhauer Insures one thing , that
, lus event in their lives will call forth
ho kindest wishes for health , wealth ,
iiappiness and prosperity from a host
) f friends in Omaha ,
For Rent or Sale. A good house of
ilx rooms , in good repair , ana lot , UO
1220 , on Fifteenth street , north of
bridge ,
Rent , 81D.OO per month , Will sell
tor § 800.00 , small cash payment , and
jalanco on monthly installments.
Inquire at Newspaper Union , 12th
md Howard. aug.-tt-mo
Free Shipment.
The announcement hss already boon
undo that articles for exhibition at
: ho state fair will bo carried free by
; ho Union Paciao and Burlington A
Missouri roads. The printed con-
; raot of the former give the following
Hreotions for shippers ;
In all cases , the charges on articles
intended for exhibition at the sta
fair ( except specimens of fruit , gra
And vegetables , which will ba billr
free ) must bo prepaid to Omaha D
presentation to the agent at Omaha <
a certificate from the secretary of tl
fair that the goods have actually bcc
on exhibition , they will be ro'urne
free. On presentation of the satti
certificate to the ngent at the statio
from which shipment was origitmll
made , the prepaid charaes will bo r <
funded , provided that all the articlr
shipped to Omaha nro returned. ]
any part of the original consignmor
is disposed of at Omnha , the agen
will retain such proportion of prepal
chsrgrs as may bo dun at tariff rate
to Omaha on the articles not returnee
The certificate of the secretary of th
state fair must bo surrendered to th
railway agent when the prcpai
charges or any part of them are re
funded.
PERSONAL
W. II. ( Jodfroy , of Sidney , is in towr
lion. J. B. Bailer , of Herman , ii In th
city.
city.John
John Steen , the Wahoo banker , Is 1
town ,
James Hasting' , of Lincoln , 3s at tb
Millard.
O. S. Seitz , of Ogallftln , U ft gucst of tli
MiUard.
Elder Gco. B. Storrs , of Columbus , is 1
the city.
W , 0. CuminlngB , of Burlington , ii I
the city.
Lot Crown , of The Nebraska City Preti
is in town ,
J. J. Uphatn , U. S. A. , Is registered a
the Millard.
; S. Brayton , of Long Tine , It at tli
Metropolitan ,
Satu'l ' Carhnrt , of Lincoln , U a guest a
the Ctclghton.
Judxo Jcsao T. Uarii , of Blair , was ii
town last eight.
John G. Bohin , of Springfield , Neb , , i
at tbc Creighton.
Wm. Winalow , of Helena , Montana , i
at the Metropolitan.
Mm. E. Cain , of Venetta , I. T. , ia i
guest of the Creighton.
D. P. Kolfe , of Nebraska City , IB rcgis
tercd at tlio Metropolitan.
John Tnllon and David Horn , of Pores !
Ci , y , ate at the Creighton.
lion. Lorenzo Crtunse and two chilJret
are guostn at the Crtighton.
E. I' ' . Hay , ndvpttiain ? agent for Hnv-
erly'a minstrels , in in the city.
Samuel Kauchcr , a prominent milling
man of Yankton , ia ia the city ,
George N. Clay too , the Kansas Citj
railroad man , Is at the Millard.
Father Hynn and Mr. Wm. Lamb , ol
Columbia , are fit the Crcigliton.
*
lion KJ. Mclutyre , of Suwnrd , prcei-
dent of the hoard t/f inanngcrn of the state
fair , in ia the city.
Sergeant If. C Oiborn nnd wife , Ser
geant M. J. Dunkin and wife , nud W. J.
Wells , wife and two children , all of Furl
Laramie , D. T. , registered at the Metro
politan Tuesday night ,
Hon. D. H. Wheeler , riattsmonth ; J
S. Atwood , R. C. Cuehing , F. H. Tuttle ,
Lincoln ; D. McKel ip , Seward ; A. M ,
Post , Columbus , A. N , McCandlcps , Ne-
mahr. county , nro all in the city and gueste
of the Millard.
Lieutenant Crosby , TJ. S. N. , is at the
Millard.
Senator Sounders arrived home from
Washington yesterday.
Hon. G. W. E. Doraey , bf Fremont ,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. John A. McShano was a westbound -
bound passenger yesterday.
IIDn , Daniel Wheeler , Secretary of the
State Fair , is at the Millard.
Mr. F. J. McShane , member o ! the
Board of Education , has gone on a short
trip to Colorado.
S. N. Mealio , accompanied by Mr. I >
Ii. Cole , left yesterday for Denver to
visit the Exposition. He will be absent
ton days.
A. S. Bailey , editor of 'Tho Daily Star ,
CUrinda , Ia. , came over with the excur
sion party yesterday favored Tint BKK of
fice with a call.
I. P. Greonvanlt , representing Clark
Bros. ' hat warehouse , of New York , isin ,
the city. Gen. Frederick is doing the
honors of the occasion.
James Connolly , of Feeney $ Connolly ,
the celebrated 10th street shoe dealers , re.
turned jesterdny from an eastern trip
where he has been making special pur
chases for bk bouse.
Mr. W. N. Wood , a member of the
Dlarlndn Hand and Mr. Johnson , of the
iamo place , joined the excurainutsts at this
point. The former bad boeu to Denver on
trip.
Henry M. James , the newly fleeted
Superintendent of the Public Schools of
; hin city , arrived yesterday from Cleveland -
land and will probably signify Ills accept *
nice of the position tendered him , to-day.
Ho met a nutuber of Omaha gentlemen
.hia afternoon to discuss school matters
Uattlo Oara Ordered.
Oreighton & 0. , 20 cars , at Pine
Bluffs , August 17th.
Standard Cattle company , 20 cars at
Pine Bluffs , August 10th.
At Opulalln , August 10th , 20 ears
for Addoms A Glover.
At Ogulalla , August 20th , 17 cars
For Oolrlohs Brothers ,
Convene Cuttle company , 20 cars at
Opalaila , August 20.
At Ogslalla , August 21st , 1G can
for Oelrichs Brothers.
Converse Oattln company , 20 cars at
Dgalalln , Au utt 21st.
Converse Cattle company , 20 cars at
3galalla , A gust 27th.
Converse Cattle company , 20 can at
Dgalalla , August 28th.
Horsford'n Aold Phosphate
icla as forwl for an exhausted brain.
Notloo.
The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex *
: eliior Roof Paint , " was patented May
24th , 1881 , and letters patent num
ber 241 , 803. Any person found or
iiiown to tamper with the manu
facture of said paint will be punish-
id to the full extent of law. No per *
ion has any authority whatever to sell
recoipta. HAWTHORN & Buo. ,
Lancaster , Pa.
ARMED INVASION ,
Our Iowa Gamins DoEcend Upo
the City in Full Force ,
Headed by tbo Celebrated O
B. & Q Band.
A Special Train Docked Out with th
National Coloru.
At exactly noon yesterday a spoon
train , consisting of Chicago , Bui'linj
ton & Quincy locomotive No. 52 ,
bagcjaga car and three coaches , pallc
iu at the Tenth street depot of th
Burlington & Missouri rend and abou
two hundred merry excursionists fror
the littln city of Olarinda , Iowa , dia
embarked for six hours of pleasur
seeking and sight seeing in the Oat
City.Tho
The excursion ia given under th
auspices of the Young Ladles' Aid Society
cioty of Clarinda , an association gottei
up for the purpose of raisiiij
funds for the completion o
a magnificent $20,000 church fo
the Methodists of their place. Th
names' the officers of the sociot ;
could not bo obtained , but among thi
energetic workers therein rtroMis
Mollie Crooks and Miss Ada McOom
bor , ably assisted by a score of others
A successful incursion was given i
short time ago , St. Joe being the objective
joctivo point on that occasion , and i
is probable that othuM will take placi
before the season is over.
Olarinda is a live and charming
little city of nbout'4,000inhubitantssit
uated 110 miles east of this city , on the
line of the Chicago , Burlington iS
Quincy road. The excursion left foi
Omaha nt 6:30 : a. m , the train gailj
decorated with the national bunting ,
the stars aud stripes fluttering fron :
every point of the train from the pilol
to the roar platform. The engine was
handled by tiiat popular knight of the
footboard , P. Swift , and his name in
dicates the kind of time ho can make
with his iron stood. P. Ballinger , a
well known conductor , took good cart
of hia passengers , nnd he
was ably assisted in the
management of bin train by Ohaa.
Dingle nnd W. M. Ktrby , a couple ol
dd'oy men at the brukcii About 200
gentlemen , ladies uud children , took
ndvautago of 'ho opportunity to visit
the metropolis of Nebraska , and
brought ulotig the Olarinda silver cor
net band , n splendid company of mu
sicians , under the leadership of Frank
Frazer.
These boys became famous as theO. ,
B. & Q band , numbering at ono time
thirty-throo musicians. They wore
furnished a special car nnd as
sisted in giving General
Grant a roueitiL. reception on
his return from Europe. They also
attended the inaugural ceremonies of
ex-President Gartield. Their old
leader died u fovv months ago , bat un
der the now regime they give evi
dences of first-class discipline and
training. They played several pieces
at the depot and elsewhere about the
city during their stay and were the
recipients of much deserved praise.
The entire party was in charge of
Col. S. H. Crooks , a prominent mer
chant of Clarinda and the trip overt
made by way ot the now Plattsmouth
bridge was a very enjoyable one.
The day was spent m visiting the
various points of interest about the
city and the excursionists left for
homo at G o'clock last evening.
It is much to bo regretted that our
citizens were not aware of their coming
in time to arrange a programme for
their day's pleasure aud that arrange
ments wuro not made to meet them at
the depot with street cars to convoy
the entire party to Hanscom park , of
which Omaha leels very proud , but it
is hoped that their visit was aulliciunt-
ly enjoyable to induce them to come
again.
Before leaving for home , the band
serenaded THE BEE , Republican and
Herald oilicos , aud called on muio
host Thielo , of the Tivoli , who guvo
them a smiling reception , being a
man who can appreciate Hue mu&io
and admire the musicians.
SLAVEN'S YOSEMll'E COLOGNE
Mode from the wild flowers of th
FAU FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEV ,
it is the most fragrant ot perf umea.
Manufactured by H. B. Slaven , San
Francisco. For sale in Omaha byV. .
J. Whltohouso and KonnaiQ Bros , ,
&Co.
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Real Estate Transfers.
John L. McOaguo , real estate and
conveyances reports that the follow
ing deeds were filed tor record in the
3ounty clerk's office on Monday and
Tuesday , August 14th and 16th.
Samuel E. Rogers to Francis S.
Kendall , lot. 1 and 2 , block 9 , Roger's
idd. $600.
Catherine M Klinker to John H.
illinker , the a wj of oco. 31 , town 10 ,
range 12. - § 2,000.
J. 0. Thomas to Doloa Thomas , the
uj of lot 12 , block 11 , E. V , Smith's
md § 300.
Julia A. Caulkin , trustee to Wob-
iter Snyder , lot 7 , block 124. $4-
500 ,
Ezra Millard to S. S. Chambers , lot
L0 | , Millard & Oald well's add. $800.
Overworked men and women , perIODS -
IODS of eedentory habits , nnd others
yhooo system needs recuperation ,
lorvoj toned , and muscles strengthen ] }
) d , should use Brown's Iron Bitters.
liovo Your
When your friend or ne'ghbor Is labor-
ntr under bodily aflliction , indigestion ,
jllilousuess , constipation , caused by im-
jurity ot blood , or disorders of the ki mays
> r liver , don't fail to recommendiBunnooK
llLOOI ) BITTKUH , a sure and safe remedy.
'rice $1.00. Hil-lw
NOTICE Advertisement To Loao , fet , Bile
xwt , Found , WanU Hoarding , fcc. , will be In-
erted | n that columnj once for TEN CENTS
wr line ; c ch subsequent Insertion , FIYEOHNT3
wi lint. The Brut Insertion never leu thin
rWKNTY.riVK
I O LOAN MONl Y.
VfONKT TO LOAM Call at L w Utcc * Ol D.
LVJL UTbomM RoimB Creljblon Block.
> O K A rtnA fAA-AI 8 per cenlln-
I9ADU.UUU Ureit In iumitof H.600 and
ipvardi , for S to B jrein , on Orcl j city md
ana property. Buna Ruii Estm md LoiJi
LsnT , Itlb and DoneUi Btf.
TV/TONEY / TO LO\N-On ch tt l morl
i > JL rorlty. A. n Tuttnn otn < * pf Orofl
Jlontyomfy , orerOmtht Natbnil b nk. ? 3-
HCLP WANTED
Two o. 1 brcom maVit . Sltui
WANTED tall at Nebtt 1i& l'tot > m Factor
7.1-Slf AUG. KANDOW.
) A wimin to cook t 110 unit
WAVTM
'lUirlccnthatnot. DAVIS' .
77-Ifl
A mart h ythou )
old , Cna who N tint nfriH nf w rk. A ]
\U10 & '
78-10
I ANT' ' -OooJ b rbf r , n 0 1Cth s'rrct ,
W SO 10t 8AMUEI , COHNFIELD ,
COAT MAKHl c n gtt perm cnl Jol
A AiWrtw JUIRK tc VAN SANITF ,
79-16J Clarlndi , towt ,
1 ANTED AROOI wotnM ) c.jok lmmc < 1l t (
ly. ( JoodvAjtospMd. Apply tt the foir
dji ooto' , Oth ttrcct. 38-10 *
WANTKD An Apprentice girl to do crln
ntllH Dodif * street. G7-2S
W A ( rr1 for gfnern1 lioimworl
K4sout SMh stret , corner t > otg ) , Cfl-10
rAVTFD-A dlulng r-om gltl i OcJJent !
bo-el. Ml
'AKTED Two flm clam Urberi.
W J. W. DKHK KtT ,
72 18 Council Bluff * low * .
WANT D-Acolcctor anl poorl nlMtnan
wiary (14 prr etk a d commission on ei
trtBic. ! P. f. Collier , 160S Farnain , tccon <
_ _
WJSKTED A ROOI ! cooV , wtehirand Ironci
and n nu sc Rlrl to cowlthnn officer'
famlk to Fort Nlotrarn , rJcb. Call at Mr
Durn i crockirr tore. 131 j Farnam stioot.
mtia 00-17 *
WANTKD A lively- , net afraid of work , ti
d9crrd < a d mah * hlmwll tmful In ;
retail ihoe ktro. to learn th * Imnlnox. AdJrcs
In own hand-writing , "shoc . " Dee oflicD. lt
MlLLfvKKY appiontlcca wantrd. Apply a
1017 Chicago btrcit. Cal tftor 6 o'clocl '
P-- 58-19
_
WANTRD A girl for general houiewrrk,18
Cumlnp street 36-15 *
" \TrANTKD [ A nrst-cla > < cook Must be trooi
V V laundress tid undertta d inHni ; Luttor
To a c impoti nt woman w i'cs W % week. Appli
atUol. 11. T. Patilclc'i , bauiders tlrcct. ncai
Gncc. 62-10 into
WANTKll TWORO-I ! sali-Bnio" . Bnsary and
commission. Apply at onco.
F. P COLMER ,
6MB * ir 03 Farnam street.
ANTED A dining ir < M fflrl an chauv
W bermald at the Crclirhl * u Elouao , 63rl7
Two linn cT gooJ addrtasto 8i.ll
household ( TO. ds Miady emploj ment.
Coodchanco In the rght men. Call 421 south
10th street , 4M5"
WANTED A vtcod cinvas er. Sto dy worl
and good pay. ( Ml ut 218 N. ICth etm t ,
rocm 0. 4i-tf
WANTKD A boy not Icfs than ] 5 years oM ,
iolo rnt > hotacr < phy ut Uuirkr'n Icad-
i ephcto ruplisr. li12 ! biirnam ft 22tt
. Itr p ; niral hotuonoilc.
HI us' b a Rood cook , imiil fiui'lj- ' , wet
8MoHntB.net , Biiou'd djur fr , m Lcaiemorth.
10-11
TKD A fl t
WA
Icwftft d Ncbrnila. Nolcf'crsnnswcnil
Appiynt rooms 0 nrl 7 , Council BluBs. 8-1
WANTKD 100 men for ra'lroad work. I
ManrmciUr , o oployraout ajont , llth
Btrtct , ncir Farnnm. 903lf
WANT1- Ttn tnams WUKCS $3.tX ) per diy
Inqulio U V'lnc.ut. atHorcoco Cut-off.
060-
A7' 1' D Ono hnsdiort men.
V > per day. Arply to Mltthe 1 Vincent , at
Florcrc-jCLt iff , i ino mil a north of Omaha.
SOStf
W ANTKD * , rKt. Charles hotel , two first
_ cla * dlnlng room glrla 003-tf
D Ioardcra a 110 Rruth ] 3th St.
WANTt
Board 84,00 ; hofurnisoed Eojms. Fran
Davis. 9G4-tf
A flr.t-clasi girl mu t be ( roe < l
WANTED
cook , washer nud ironer. Wage * fioO
icr we k. Inquire at Leo , Fried & Co'e , or at
3eo office. > 034-tf
\TrANTED-600 pnvy vau.W , elnks .nd cos
VV pools to clean with Sanitary Vault and
Sink Cleaner , the best In use. A. Evan * , ft Co. ,
residence 1206 Podge street , Omaha.
Two or three rooms BU'table ' fo
WANTED office. Addrtsa Dr. Portr
Bee office. C99-U
MICELLANEOUa WANTS.
WANTED Boom und board by a jour-g
p. an. Prl atufamllvi referred. BIxo'clocc
ilinerNot to t > xco d { 39 per month
C2lt > . BOAUD.
rx ard , after Srrtemln-r 1st. North of C p
tolaienu. No other h nrdflrs preferred. Ad
liess"iV."c rf of.Omaha Nathual Jiank. 66-18-
- of two or threcTunfurnlsh.
WANTKD-Asult
cd rojma Address "A. fl , " 1020 Farran
itre tOi aha. Neb. . f,6 tf
ANTE A partnfr with S4,0pu to J5000
In genera mcrclandlto and farm mp'c-
venti (7o d tiu c eaabllithid. Apply to lock
jox 13Vi more , Neb. 23-12
WANTED A patt' cr w th capital to oI ( et
expcricn'f , with a mau thoroughly ported ,
nannfai.turlnir st.lny and collars. Alsi > aundry
m'ln S3. Aildrcsi C. T. EldreJgo , city pott-
_
'A.N'J ED bout August 15 , a hnueo ol 4 or
fi rooms , on line of ttrcct ralhraj prcfer-
ed. Addrcaa "Homo " Hoc Offlro. aul tt
_ 8ITUATIONB WANTED. _
WANTFD Slt atlon > y a younp man In a
A holt sle or retail Btorti Cit ro.cmiccs
requlnd. Addros W. 1. H. , flee office. 84-17 *
-OH KENT HOUSES AND LAND.
FOR HHNT | In Rood Iocat < ona hoceo of six
roomt oust re't cir line Inqulru lUuiortl
.Slh R reel , hctwoin Mchcli ot.d Paul fctreet.
- room f.r rent at 1610 Chlraco
FURM-aiED
st'cet. BQ-10'
FOU HEIiT Nearly New homo. 8 rooms , 1012
Pacific , near Unlcn ' depot. 0. P. lilrkctt. 1D16
latoti tlrcct. K-tt
171011 KENT Kcur room cottajro , 31500 ror
U moith , Joli s-n B reel , ono I lock south of
it. liar'a aunuo , App'y wcbt duor or 2110
Iirneyntrett. 6T.U
RENT Lirgo rom with hoard ; cloy
board give , IhOH CaUlor.-la htrcet. IB It
HOUSE KOH REKT-On Paul , li tw en 19Ui
and 33th street * . I quire at I''l'J SluUciub
treet. 3810
neil LEASE Anexccl'ont ' lot forliaEo fora
[ ' tonn of years , at northeant corner of 17th
nd Nkh las Direct , one block frrtn btrcet car
rack. For tern K , Inquire of J u.ea bhanrion , on
iremlfn. 2-17r
PlOlt MENT Ncit collage of fUa roXims.
L1 Enquire K , K cor. Hth nd Chicago Ste. ti
IOIl RENT Purnlnlud room. It quire at the
F ' ro , cor. loth and U nj ; as. B-t
UENT Oltice fur rei.r , a 17 BOUUI Thirteenth -
B teenth tt. 18-tf W. 1) . WIHOUT.
rrtOR UENT-Drlck store , SBxCO and 8 rooms
[ } alove , on I'ailfio strict , between ( tli and
tb. Tbe location very detlrabla Ifr Dm ? ,
lutcher. Hotel , cr Grocer. Enquire at M. 16ft' *
2th > ndFarrh.ni > tret < . 0 > 7-22
| 7 > OU HUN To rooms .suitabio for two or
I ? lour if'ntU moo , t B , W. corner 16th and
lallfornia street. 073 tf
po UENT Uoon furnltbed and unfurnlih d ,
L S. W , corner of 8th and Dow ard Be Ronus
renew and oretnaud tine > lew of the rlrer ,
ridge , Iflcrent raJlrovli nd Coundl Ulufti.
MOtt
riOll UENT House of 10 rom , cor , Chicago
1 and I3lhk1reet. BdO-tf
[ TV'K UEN Four room cotUgf , larno lac
L1 south 17tb , J. Ii. Welihi.ni , 16C3 Far-
am street. 9vS-tf
VT1CELY furnished trout loom. Ctl ! 607t N
N 17th stro.t. > 9aQ.tf
PA ALUTD fur IctJO at J2& 00 per annum , tach
. Vv ( or a term ot jests , at "Oruute Orovu
Ulu" adjoining Hautcom Park on Ihe went.
\e minutes vtt.lt from s r < et cars Money ran
e obtained to build with , by persons leasing
hee lots at regular rate *
JAMES F.MORTON ,
Oa premUoj , omcs 1515 tu nant fltrea
T710R RENT One neatly farnlthtd room , wlh
JL1 prirllege ola < .Jolnlijpi ror , 181S Web l
tr tot. 942-U
_ _
TJ10R RENT A plovant ( urnl > hd room fo
C ore or two jo tlfmin. Inqnire ' Itl
U llfornl * . > tfcat CSJ-lf
_
K NT Two new etnelllnjrs and two other
FR
dwellings In deVnble itc llty , ty McKoon
No. 1614 DouiclM etrwt 817-tt
Oil Khf.T3m U * .nd largo
. two to twelve roe . ath ! one or two new
ones ullh all modern convenience * . Ono of 12
room * , snltable for boardlnn and room rontlac.
17th and DouglM 6ti. IIFMI9 , Acnt ,
Je M-tf _ 15tVf.nilDnntla-.8ta.
1,1011 KK > T A ple a-tt fiirnl-htdra oem on
1 tha flnt floir , ona blcck from stret car , at
S < 03 llnrney street. 91.tl ( |
I710RliKNT Brick etoro. Itqulre at Drue
JJ Store , coiner 10th and Douglas sts. CIO-U
1J"OR KENT Uou 0 of 0 rooms , newlypla -
L1 tend and p In'ed. gin 00 per month.
North of ICth street bridge on IS h ulreet. Con-
vonlcnt to thopn Apulir corner 12th atd How.
ardstreet. Newipipcr Union. E87-tf <
I7IOR KENT. Two new elegant bouic * . In-
L1 quire at Peterson's Clothing 8.ore , near U.
l' Depot. t&U
PlLfi *
T7fOt SALB-A fresh cow. Inquire 1016 unT-
JJ f.'ff Itrter , bet. 10 h and 17lh. 5M9
TTIOil SAtE V i-y cheap a wtll-piTlcc res-
JL1 tanrant on Farnham s'rctt Onah . Mtii :
I e ol < l by September lit. Inquire at th's office.
70-12 *
HAY BALKR FOR SAL" Ono s-cond hand
Dcdcrlck Bay Paler with capac tycf Uclte
> > i ent' tons per day. It Is In ( rood order.
Pilco roi. r sh co t , 76i. ( Addrcn Lyto !
Bro > , Drawer 72 , Onuha , Neb. 71 IB I
.LK Two ( rood wtrk hcricl. Inquire
FUIIS It Fisher's. 70-18
E10 8ALK A calr of horioi , harntts and
F bUTgy , chop. Innulroat Bel Laro , 1'tli
TTTfc will Bell 25 liyliSfect , at corner Cthnnd
TT Charlesitreetnear doodm nV ) for 8300.
$10 cah and 910 each month Interest 8 per
cent DEXTER L. THOMAS & BRO.
M-10t
FOR * ALE Grocery and crockery lrj.lne.Sfc *
with or without building. Address "Otcc-
Qla"Nrb.box49. .tf
pOR BALE CIIKAP-A new either top pha
tool and a new aelhciy or opens wagon ,
ill at Chas. harbaca's shop en Kfftio.tb. near
Fornam , U
OK tiALti A ( rood marc , harncffl nd top
I .burcy. | ; by W. W. Hoberte , Fort Omih % .
B85-tf
_
TTIOR SAI.H l'ropoFtl ft r the purcha r of th
JL Mount Houfc on Ni rth liarnor itrcer. bo-
twc ( < n 16th and 18 h , will bo reccutd at my
sUi o until August 16th , 0. F. GOODMAK.
augg-
F > H eArilUousi fi roorrs end corner lot 182
feet square , $1100. JlcCoRuc , oppOBtio I ovt
o'llce. ' 977-ij
_
"p31l BALE A flvo ncro tot and good hofcto
JL } one nil 10 north of Barrack. Inquire on
premho * or Oeo. I ! Peterson , No 80 1 , loth
s trect. _ BIT-lm" _ 0. Bonnxion1.
OUSB nnd lot for ealo , No 926 Mrntima
Btrc-t , nenr Cumt p. Inquire C g r store ,
oi-rncr 10th rd Jnckson > frcft _ 8S'-atS
F U HALE Hou-o and corner lot , at Sl.fCO.
bargain McCAOUF.oppo I to K O. fSiU
T1\VO stnry bulldlnc for tale at a biriln. Lo-
JL < atod at noith-BM corner of 17th utrcet ,
nd Cupltol nve. Uustbo u.o\cA on or bcforo
August 7th proximo. Bbill V
770-tt . _ Agent 16th Mid Dcnglag.
QIX llfAUTlFUL LOtti 50x160 feet each In
Q Hanscom I lace on street car lino. Best loU
in whale addition on % cry cajy ttrmaandatn
; rcat bargain. Bums' nn-cnt , 16th and Bouglaa
itrcoU
_
l'1'OPKKTV ' i'OK KALE At ! B
O BAiaAiN , ono Isr.o brick hou e , and one
aruo frumo house , -with full lot on Caen near IWh
trc. t. Flr.e cbmce for investment , rent f r S70
r month. Cull for full particulars , on
BKMIS ,
CM tf _ Accnlt5th n-d DouglM tg.
0'lh.U ITIJK ALb. TIIB Arlington llouju
I Irat c'osj ' ; all furnlehcd. Th only hotel
n town. The cheupout property In the Btato.
las all that raveling mn. < . Will be told cheap on
eras to suit. Enquire of E. Fullo , proprietor , .
Arlington , Wmnlngton county. Neb. 683 tt
CIOK BALE Or will excha fo for Omaha pro.
C party , an Improved DOC on of laud adloln-
ng a station on U. P. B. B. II. DUNHAM , U19
' t. , Omaha. 7:0 Bait
UICK FOR KALfc.
B S03-tl KALfc.KSTABUOOK a COK.
' BALK The POPULAR HOTEL , known
B'OK the BOYS' HOME. Tula houfto la cot-
rally located , has BGU'h and east front , r.Ld Is
urrounded vr th fine thado trees ; conMnstil lr ] . .
lecplng rooms , has Ice house , laundry , earn lV ,
com , tc. Has a world wide reputation am. a % H
letter patronage than many houses of twice U * ? I
opacity. Price $5,000. For particulars ad-
Ireea , L A. SAWDEY , Bed Cloud , Meb. . ,
E6t-tf
M1UOEL.LANIOUS. _
LOST-From the premises of the undersigned ,
on Toesd y _ a rge Wack sow , clghlng
. . unds Rew rd f r Infonna Ion nlU
o Riven by Jshn Swaclna , Bouomlan Hall lonth
3thetre t. 75-17)
f" OSr Saturday botncon piatofflceand Dav-
U np r st eel , purse , contalutog money and l
tamps. Rcn-ari , I eooOUe. 6a-10 > ,
for Nebra > La KariRaa nd
_ Mlstuil to repre ont the INDUSTRIAL
. FB ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis , Indiana ,
lU'ch ' has stood the text of ttmi , pais all lossca
n full ; strongly Indorsed bv the l-o > t Ingura ce
uthori la ; thorougc ly establl > hed , easily
rorkcd , nnd i" not on the co operative ) or old
Ino plan. Liberal contracts made with ener
etlo aicnt * . at a i ompensatlon ot from two
houeand to three U'omind dollars per year
iddrcsi INDU'TIl AU LIFE ASSOCIATION ,
> o. 70 East Market street , Indianapolis , Ind.
| nly2j.lmo.
CLOSING OUT SALK OF niOYCLE3-
J O-to Manufactory ,
me ! 8 Inch , Pi Ice ? 8 60. reduced to $ TOO.
ln 32 Inch , Prko 10 00 , redii' ort to 8 f 0.
Ino 30 Inch , nci 17 10 , n duccd to ' fi 00 ,
Inc 42 Inch , Pilco 22 00 , reduced to 1800.
lno46nu | , ITlce 27 Ol , ndiuodto 21 00.
Ino B2 Inch , Price E6 00. ro u'oJ to 0 00'
be el S | > oV es and Rubber Tvirs ;
Ire 30 inch , Price ? 25 Oo , r ilucen 10 f20 00 ,
ino 12 Inch , Pric 35 CO , rcduc.-d to SO OP.
Columbia , Pope Marufictory :
ino 48 luce , plain , l'rlte'C5 , reduced to 150.
InoStUich , ha.f bjlght , i-rlce $86 , reduced to
ino 46 inch , half nlclcle , Price ? 95 , reduced to
inoExpws nngon , price 9150 00 , reduced to
The . .brA bicycles are new. As I will tlcse
usiness. Ihe abo\o Induwcnts arooflertd. IN ,
.11. 8olom n. Omaha , Neb. < 7.f |
So of rTlSSSl
lONALlaT , 49S Tenth Ktroot , between Ferpara
lidnunor. Will , wltii the aid of cuanllan
, ) 'ritJ , obtain for any ono a glance r > t Ibe 111
ud proMnt , and on certain condition ! in the m-
lire. Brota and Bhoej inad to > rdir. Pcthi
' NclVn nftMiy iif r ,
POWDER \
Vbsolutely Pure.
This powder never varies , A man el of p
, strength and wbolesomenesa. Uore ecooo
[ cal than the ordinary kinds , and cannot k
Id ID competition with the multitude ol o
rt , short weight , alnm'or phonphat * rowdtn
donly In can * . llOTAL lUmii romn 00 ,
B Wt W.HeirTork