Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 31, 1882, Image 8
* wi * * & > * \ * ? ? * W THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , THURSDAY. AUGUST 31 , The Daily Bee. Thurs'lav Morninsr , Aup , 31. \Vonthor He-port. U'ho following : obpervntlon arolnkrn the simo moment of time at all the statio named. ) WAR DKrAMMia-T , U. 8. SIONALSKU. TITO , OMAHA , Aug.33,1832. (1:45 ( i > .m. fi 3 r DfBror , . . . . . 30.01 r , a'm Cl Uily ChtTisnno. . . S'1.0. " , o > n lloudr oBl 30.12 Bl R Frcth Clear I'.H 70 NE Fair n.ic CT V Pesh londy Tank tan . . 30.18 73 NE Fre-h DM Moln < t , , 10 04 04 N Frah JHrenport , , . 71 V Fr h Clo-.djr 8k l-aul ioio ! 0 K lr ) k loud ? BkUmls . , 76 lent C cudy Moorhcad. . , 07 / F'o.h a'r Vincent 31.94 77 NVK froth r * > r Btarairolc. . . . 0 22 0 VK 'rwh Cloudy Balord . . . . 10 nj 10 NE l arRiver Cuilcr. t .r 30 SI 70 v-v K."t Asslnlbolnc. 327 74 NT River C left 11 Inciica anore low water mark Oraaba , S feet 7 Incites at Yank ton ; Mississippi , feet 8 Inches at Li Croao , and 5 feet .4 Inchc * , ' Djbnqne , LOOAL BREVITIES. Visitors are still flocking to Iho re union by every train , At 10 o'clock Tuesday the thei moraotor registered 50 ° , a fall of 20 ° I 24 hours. The sham bult'o at Grand Island Frl day will ba ono of the big events of th reunion. Special trains leave the U. P. depo t 8 a. m , each day this week for Gram Island. Day and evening cessions opens Sop U-mbor 4th. Send for cliculars. Addrow Wyman Commercial College , Omaha. tl Miss Msgglo Williams Tuesdaj Cvo a reception to her young friends al the mldenco of licrfathcr , L. B. Wi Iiam , Hoffman's oichestra furntthcd the music for tlio occasion. The Indies of the First M. E , church will give a fruit and melon sociable In the J parsonage and church parlors Thursday evening , Augmt 31st. All nro invited aud will lie cordially welcomed. The Union Catholic Library was open last night again for the drawing and returning of booVe. The president of the association la in ncelptof a letter from \7. J. Onntian , Esq. , city collector of Chicago , donating a number of new works to the library. The Eock Island train duo nt the transfer at 7 o'clqckTuor day did not get in until 5 a. m yesterday , yesterday' * Rook Islaud.and C , , B. & Q. trains were each an hour late. Cause of detention un- Icnown. P. E. Itobinscn , having resigned Iho office of imslitnnt general passenger agent of the Bloux City & Pacific , that office U hereby abolished. All reports , ttatetnenta nd corrcfpondence heretofore sent him will hereafter be tent to J. R , Buchanan , general patsenger agf nt. Some of the Union Pacifio passenger train men are out in * the new regulation uniform recently ndjpted by tbo company. Charley Mack , of the "Dummy , " andTom FJerronet , who took No , 3 out yesterday looked very handsome in their nowEults , Many will jomcmber the sensation n young man from .Boston created hero iu Juno by trying to commit eulcldo with a razor , niter which ho disappeared mysteri ously. It was supposed that ho had de stroyed himself some tray , but a letter WAS received here last week from his par ents in Boston saying thut be had arrived there all right. There waa a largo attendance ftt llifl Trinity Guild entertainment on Bishop Clarkson'a grounds Tuetday notwlth standing the inclement woatlicr. There was quite a um realized from the aalo of flowers. Qua large lot waa bought up for the decoration of the sp clal carwhlch waste to convey General Crouk and party to Arizona. The Earnest Workers of the Chi Mian church gaves one of their delfcttful etui-monthly lawn EocUblca at the rest- denceof Mr , 0. V. Stephens on Firest 'nvenuo near St. Mary's last ' evening. lUlrethmei.tg will Lo served and peneml good time ia expected. All are cordially invited. The proceedings begun in the [ .olico court pgalntt the lirowtn , who run a mmp foctoiy on Hanoy street , which the neigh- born complained Dgnlnut 09 a nuisance , have bien continued to September Cth , but tbo action ot the city council Tuesday will doubtloia do away with tl.o whold bailnoes , Mr. F , Stuart , of Wfthoo , who has confidence in tbo Wahoo base bull club , iuid cuh to an unlimited extent , la in the elty , and propose * to put the latter up on bis home nine , if ho can find taktrn. With $2,000 in cunrncy and 3.000 In draft * , Mr. Stuart jtitouhy bluffud everjb .dyvn . gaino between the LeaUlltli and the Wutiooi. Ila wpons builnccB , and will otaVe any amount on a \ ictory for W hop , f the two clubj tbould play On Monday a little ten 3 ear old daughter of Jittlco Kcs ! tr was vevcrtif hurt by a fall from the fctcotd ttory win dow of their home to tha ground , distance ol about twenty feet. She waa trjingto ralie tbo vlnduw , which noibed hard ai d l > einshunt { with wehjhU suddenly 11 w dear up and her etrength being nil put against It and tbp brixcu tuddei.ly removed tli child lost tier balance aud fell out Oj tbo window. One of her limbs was frao totted and one arm very badly hurt , ' A highly repocted lady of this city , Ht'V ' who belongs to "the upper ten" says thai tbo real name of tbo unfortunate young woman who committed eulclde last Satur day wai Lena Lott , and that her parent * redded in Omaha several years ago , Bhe My * JJwia wa highly educated , ruspceted ' ty all and WM tbo pot of the family. The Iy > Hs were well fixed end our luforxuaut kaevr them quite IntitnaUly at the timo. BL AVEN'S Y08EMITB COLOGNE Hade liosa the wiW flowers of th AK AMBD YOSlfJUITE TALLEX' , it it the inoct fra nmt ot perfuniua. MaBBf etor d by IL B , Bluvon , Bt n Fnoaueo. For Bile in Owalia by W. J. WklUhotue and Konnaio JLiroa , , A Co. in Omaha Jeweler Robbed by a Expert Who Obtbiuo Difminds an Cash Valued at $81 D , Oivlnc Thcr * for n XVorthlcm lilt c Paper With tv Forged Bignntnro , An Unsuccessful Search for the She Scamp. Ono of the shrawdo&t piccca of r.ii oality that has bcon plnyod In this cit for ft long time was that reported lai ovehing , of which Mr. S , Jonasoi the vroll known uouth Thirtcrnt street , was the victim. The job aocir to hnvo boon coolly planned and urn ccsofully carried out by the man , wh ia certainly an expert nt the bushier and who has made a haul that m last him for oomo timo. About the Wth of Juno this mai went to the Millard hotel nnd regia tcred nt J. Thoino , Ohicagc. Ho soli a lot of dry goods to Gearjjo P. Brown the proprietor of the Chicago dri goods otoro , formerly of Farnani streo" nnd removed to the now addition o Fronzer'a block , who pave him a cheo ! for the amount. Thoino went t < Jonaaon'a nt that time nnd aoloctoc n Rold Which nnd chain valued at S105 and gave Mr. Jonasoi a check in payment thereof. Jonn aon nfter taking Iho chock eont righl over to Brown to aeo if it waa nil ri hl and found that it was and received the pay. At the aamo time the man Diiquired the price of diamond ear ringa and vnnous other nrtiolea in the itoro before leaving. Yesterday the eamo individual re turned and looked at Mr. Jonason'o itockof diamondo , cnying that ho do- n'rcd to inako ft purchase. Ho nolootod i pin , ring , studa and other articles , imouuting to about $000 , and wont ) Ut saying that ho would call again ater. Juut before G o'clock ho re- ; urned and aid that ho had looked lit uwola elsewhere but had found no jotter baiyain than ho had been ehowti it this place. Ho had the jewelry done up and in jaymout therefor handed Mr. Jonoson i ohoolc for § 810.25 on Goo. P. Brown , , ho Bcrao party drawn on before , nay- ng that that was nil ho had. Ho in- lowed Ilia name on tlio back nnd re- loivcd in change the balance of § 200 , ho am unt which the check exceeded ho purchase price of the diamonds. Mr Jonason instructed ono of his lerka to watch the movomoutn of his uslomer until ho , rcturnod , and nt nco skipped over to Mr. Brown'a toro Hero ho found that the iroprietor waa nbscnt in Ohlcago and lis assintant stated that it was impos iblo for the aigtmturo to bo genuine B the check was dited August 30th rhon Mr. Brown was five hundred lilcs away. Meanwhile the clerk followed Ihoino over to Douglna srroot rhon ho entered Kolbo's restaurant , ppoaito the Millard hotel , Ho waited omo momenta on the sidewalk for his lan to ro-appear , and as ho did not omo , ho nt length wont in and round lint the rogue had skipped out at the ackdoor and made his escape , no oubt being aware that ho was atchod. The truth beginning to dawn on Lr Jonaaon'a mind , ho proceeded to olioo headquarters nnd notified the larshal , who aont ofllcors PJynn and 'onohuo ' out to look up the caso. ho first wont to the depot , id when 'all the outward aund trains had loft made eparoh about town , but all to no rail , and nt a late hour last night no uo waa had to the fellow , who is no nubt accreted nomowhoro m the city. o had chouon n good time for passing is forged papers , it being after bank- g hours , and not aupposlng that Mr. unaaon , would look the matter up , .ay fancy himself safe until to-duy , id thua bo oi'ight. It is a very un- irtunato nffilr , nnd it ia to bo sin- iroly hoped that the jeweler may yet out hotter than ut present looks for him to do. Notion. The "Hawthorn Centennial Er- ; Uior Roof Paint , " was patented May tth , 1881 , and ottora patent num- it 241 , 803. Any peruon found or nown to tamper with the manu- .oturn of aaid paint will bo punish- 1 to the full extent of law. No prr- > n hiw any authority whiitovor to sell iceipta. HAWTIIOIIN & Buo. , Lancuetur , Pa. AUHK Ti.D FOR Sorloua Obnrso Agulnur n Pnpllllon ffwmor. A man who guyo his name r. Ohns. iodway and ut.Mod that ho had been > r the past 'seven yeara a fanner in 10 neighborhood of Papillioii was rrosled by Ollioer llurk Tuesday bout 10 o'clock and lodged in the ity jail , The charge waa n very serious one , eing the rope , or nttcmptpd rape , of liitlo four year old girl , the daughter f Mr. Joseph Monday , wlio formerly rarkcd ut the Omaha vrhito luud works. Ir. Monday , wlio was terribly agitated y the supposed orimo of which his aughter was the victim , could Barcely tell the ntory intelligibly. Head ad been playing pool in the saloon pposito Bell's drug atore , and his ittlo girl had been eittitiK there nnd raiting for him. Lodway was at the aloon , nud became acquainted with bo girl , whom ho picked up and irriud on his arm , as ho wont to anther - ther place to ot BOUIO peanuts for a raveling musician's monkey in tha aloou. After being absent some little imo , Lodway returned with the girl , rhosu father did not suspect that any hing unusual had occurred. The nether of the child aoon afterward B sine and took her homo , end in > fuw minutes oho came back to the aloou and informed her husband thut he child had been outraged by Lod- ray , and showed him marks on thu hitd , who related her story In a irokon way. The horrified father at once wont iu uch of Lsdway , who ww found Oharlps Biuor's fi loou nnd iirrcsti by the oUioar , who h.id been tel phoned for. The priaoner on bell lodged in his cell was viMtcd by a Bl Reporter , who /ouud htm soinotfh nlatmod hut very rouly to tell hiso side of the story JIo absolutely d nies the oh.irpo , and whtlo n imttir that Lo o rricd tlio girl on h ! arn said ho did nothing that waa nnpropi while he waa nbeunt from the tialooi Uo has lived in Papillion for oevc j Obrn , and eaya ho onn produce test mony as to his oobcr and exnmplai character. Ho w.ts not intoxicate nd told a ctrnightforn.ird story , ( tMr. Monday on goiiiK home abat midnight called in Dr. Dnrrow , whoi report did not show thnt Lodway ha gone very far in tha nccrmmlishinoi of a vile purpose , though ho migl have treated the child in an indecot and outrniteous manner. The litt girl certainly vaa not seriously ii jurcd , The district attorney , on being cm suited , nnd invc&tiguting the clmrnctc of the testimony liable to bo adduce against the man , was of the opinio that it waa useless lo prosecute , th only witness buing the child , who wr not able to testify Vury ititolligentlj and not being able to comprehend th nature of nn onth , would not bo competent witness in the eyes of th law. law.Tho The case was postponed until aftoi noon , to aeo if anything could bo don in the matter , but it ia likely the Lodway will bo dischmcod , WANTED , A good second-ban bijychi. Address box X , Contrr City , Neb ! G-3t METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMA HA , NEB. Tables supplied with the host th market ailords. The traveling publi jlaim they got bettor nccomnjodalion ind moro general satiufnction her ; han nt any other house in Omnhn tlato , S3 per day. nUR21tfmo HE "WAS btTRPttlbED. . \nd so Would Moat Anyone bo Undo : tholCircumstuncos. Mr. J. N. Anderson , a loading nut luccuasful contractor of this city , un Icr whoso supervision some of out > oat houses are going up , colobrutoc lis 28th birthday anniversay Tuoi lay. In the evening ho left the houn in business for acouplo of houro , ant in returning homo about 9 o'clock wai urpriacd to BOO the place brilliantlj Humiliated and filled with visitors. L number of young lady friends had nken possession during his absence , nd decorated the rooms with flowere rhilo the gucstn were assembling. Tc ay thnt Mr. Anderson waa surprised rould ho drawing it very mild , but he ocopted tno situation gracefully , nud id the honora of the evening in fine tylo. HB received n number of ulo- unt preaonto from his numerous rionda , among which waa a very val- able watch from the mon who worker or him , who attended in a body. The resontation was made by Rev N , lajland , of the Scandinavian Baptist tiaich , in a few appropriate worda , nd then tbo evening was given up to nil enjoyment of the occasion. Mr. Anderson was highly gratified t this mark of friendship aud ostf em , nd desires us to return his thanks tone no and all for tbo kind expression icroof last ovoninp. KTENBERG-UITSKDF ? . . brand Wedding on Unermon Avo- nuo. Judge E. M. Stenborg and Miss [ ary MitskufT , were united iu mar- ago Tuesday evening at 7:30 : at the sidenco of the brido'a parents , on tierman avenue , Rev. Pastor Gydea in , of the Danish Lutheran church h mating. The bride is a lovely and nccom- ishod young lady , the daughter of [ r. E , Mitskuff , an old and respected isident of this city. The groom , who > r several terms has filled the position : Justice of the Peaoo in the first ard with credit to himself and itisfnction to his constituents , too widely and favorably known toped pod extensive introduction to the iiblic. Both partloa have a wide ao- aaintanco in Omaha aoclety , nnd the rent was ono of unuaual interest. About forty couples were present nd at the conclusion of the ceremony nigratulationa were showered like tin on the happy couple. A tumptu- us fuust was prupiirud for the guests id dancing , music , nnd nil the usual jjoymciiU of such mi occasion were iIul'red ( in until a la to hour. The rulo'a attendant was her sister , Miss Iniina Mitsliun' , while Mr. G. A. indquon uotcd an boat man for the room , At'tha breaking up uf the wedding arty thn Judge and his bride repaired I OUCQ to the cczy homo prepared itt > r them on 10th atroet , uud begun ou ukceping ut onco. TJio gifts presented Mr , nnd Mrs tenburg were numerous and olegunt s well us useful , From the Inrgo list 'UK ' BEE reporter noted the following ; From the brido'a parents , a parlor mp and full not cut glasa tublo atr- iop ; from groom , heavy gold watch ud chain ; John M. Thuraton , silver ater pitcher , Rumun design ; N. J , lurnham , elegant silver pie knife ; ridu'a Bitter , Annie MitskuiF , act oil er knives , forks and spoons ; Emma litukufT , Bohemian glua sugar bowl ; Ir , and Mrs. Frank Walters , silver aeon dish ; Mr , and Mrs. Sam Bury- trom , silver pitcher and goblet ; lesars. Andrcon and Yalion , silver sup tureen ; Mr. nnd Mr . Judge An- eraon , silver cake batkct ; Mr , and In , G. A. Lindqucst , silver castor ; ilr. and Mrt > . S J , Larson , silver tea ot ; Mr. nnd Mra. Gee , Hanson , sil- or butter dish ; Mr. J. . Johnson , siU or butter dish ; Mr , and Mrs. Mark lahsen , silver fruit dish ; Mr. nnd Irs. J. Nordwall , silver cake basket ; Ir. and Mrs. A. H. Swonby , silver utter dish ; Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Wiig , legant parlor clock ; Misi May Gamp- ell , beautiful hand painted design in ilk ; Max Moyor&Bro , , palrntatu. ttoaj Mr. 8. Jacobs , voao nnd flowers ; Ir. Andrew Berg nnd wife ; Sidney , it silver table and tea spoons ; Mr. ud Mrs. Stoint , crumb brush and an , "NOT GUILTY. " An Intelligent Jury That Musi to oa ConviiiBOd , Marshal in ell XltoapeB Got viotion by u Gloss tehave , Sovcr.il Moral Concollmou. Criv XlirotiRli n ICunt Hole < Pursuant to n motion carrisd at tli regular mooting of the City Counc on Tut'zday night , n apeclnl niootiti wan held yesterday nl 2 o clock p. m to take up the report r the corumitte of the whole. There were presor Messrs. Baker , Bohm , Corby , Dd lone , Dunham , Hortaan , Kaufmant Loodor , McQuckin , 0'ICeofo an Thrano. Air. Herman presided. On motion tf Mr. O'Kuofo tli Council resolved iteeH ii > to a con mitteo of the whole. Mr. Lcudc moved that the committee of tli whole rise and report the evidence Tlio motion u.ia carried and the clor read the evidence , which waa ac copied pnd the committee was dia charged. On motion of Mr. Bohti the argument of counsel was thoi tnkotj , each counsel to bo limited t 30 minutes. O.il. Smjtlio , counsel fo the defense oaid ho did not wish ti argue the case , ho thought they weri an intelligent bsdy of men ami hi thought it was entirely a matter fo the council to decide. Ho thcrofon tnado no argument. Hon. Oharlc , Ogdcn made n , very able addreea in tin courao of which ho aaid ho though they had madu out n very clear cusi neainst the jnvlnl and his duputy , Wo had the eviuuaco of Air. Shear and others besides novoral councilmoi and policemen to support the charupi and specifications , while the principa evidence in dofonco came from tin marshal himaolf. Mr. Shears teatiGec to the obscpno language that waa uaec in a house in the neighborhood of tin Milldrd , and the disturbances created by women in thut vicinity. The mar shal Jjaa 'said ho made in < quirioa but ho never said ol whom he made them. Ho mighi have made them of the worn on in that locality. The enforcement of the ordt- nances for closing oaloons wao never attempted. The plea that prtivious iimrehula had violated their duty was no argument at all. Ho read the law in regard to t.ho marshal'a duty as to disorderly houses. It said he was to ferret thMn out. In his ct > su tlio marshal had had his attention called : o them and had taken no action. It was a disgrace that the highest branch ) f the city government should ullow ts ordiiinnces to bo violated simply jccanso previous marshals have vio- atod them. Another piece of evi- lonco of importance wua the number if houce.'i of prostitution reported by ho raarahal. He nayo thorn were not nero than three houses of prostitution , rhereas police officers have teotifiod 0 there' being fifteen , and it is a mat er of notoriety that there have been , g'cat many moro running in this ity.A A motion was made by Mr. Bahm hat they piococd to take under eon- ( duration tlio specifications and harges ono at a time , which was dopted. The yeas and nays wore hen taken on specification. I , which paa in regard to the failure of the aarshal to prsoecute those saloon : oopnra who have been notoriosly trying on business after mid-night. Teas : Bohm , Dellono , Leeder , Me- Juckin , O'Keofo and Thrano ; nays : idker , Oorby , Dunham , Herman and Caufmann. The marshal was thereat - at found not guilty on specification I L vote was then taken on specifics- ion 2 , which relates to violation of ity ordinance , section 4 , chapter 2G , rhich relates to women soliciting sale f wine , etc. Yeas : Lender , 0 Keefo , n'd Thranenay ; : Baker , B.'hm , Cory - y , D'llone , Dunham and McQuckin. The marshal was found guilty on pacification 2. Specification HI was then dealt rith. This charges the marshal with ogleoting to enforce the provisions of n ordinance imposing a license of ten ollars on Black rope performers , and hat ho had failed to impose it on ono lonry Mead , who cave aiich an exhi- ition recently. Yeas , Bolim , Del- ino , Leeder , AfcGuokin , O'Kecfo and ! hntno ; nays , Baker , Oorby , Dun- onij Herman and Kaufman. This pecification therefore waa not BUB- lined. Specification VI was then voted pon. This charges the marshal with ( tiling to nmko complaint to the police udgo of cumin houses in the neigh- lorliood of the Alillard which were icing kept open as notorious loueos of prostitution on or about ho months of Juno and July , 1882 ? ho result of the voting was as fot- iiws ; Yeaa - Bohni , Dellono , Leoder , rfcGuckin. O'K efo and Thrano. fays Baker , Ootby , Dunham , Hur- nan and Kaufmann , SpiciliciUicm V was brought up , nd voted on. This charges the mar- hal and deputy marshal with obtain * ng money contrary to general ordi nances , sec. 2 , page 27. It further ska that the mayor bo requested to omovo the marshal and deputy mar. hal , and that their salary ceasp after his duto until the vacancies are illed. This specification , it will bo cmombcrod , was introduced by ( ilcstrs. O'Koofo and Bohm. The esult of the vote was : Yeas Johin , Dellono , Leoder , McGucken , VKeefo and Thrano , and nays , taker , Oorby , Dunham , Herman nd Kaufmann. Consequently the pacification was not sustained. On motion the meeting then ad- ournod. Marrylns Rion. You need not be poor and depend- nt on your wedding day , for every orHon male or female can got a oed round aura of money at muriago 1 they hold a certificate of member- hip in THE MARRIAGE FUND IDTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION , f Oedar Rapids , Iowa. $10,000 has Ircady been paid in benefits to ita aombers , in the nine mpnths of the BBociatlona' organizationand there is i golden opportunity for thousands nore to reap even larger benefits. Nothing like it waa over known. 3o not postpone Bonding in your for circulura giving full M : coaipltto information regarding tl pinna end oppanutons of the nasoci tion , Aijenti cnn make bi gormnnl than In any otLer bnsinea. It a'riotly ' honorable , pleasant and pri Otabl , 7ho Audiur of State hol < a deposit from the nsaocmiion a pr acnbed liy Inw , for the protection i ! > eir moaiburs. The only associate uf tlio ki d in oxtstmico organized i cording to law. Write at once f ( circularr. Say whcro you oaw th notice. Kelito Bumo. The r.tato fmr association , reraen boring the sharaofnl exposure of pc ; nnn in the fcmalo raca of 1880 , han di cidcd not to allow another such 01 curreuco to take plnco. And BO Mil Nellie Burke , of Omaha , -was not ei couraged to exhibit her ukill thisyeai Although aho offered to ridu any wa that the association might desiro- against time , in competition or othci wiae. She left Dea Moines nil hoi consummating an engagement. Siou City Journal. PBKSONALi. D. II , Freeman , of Jutiiata , is in Omahi J. A. Spirkp , of Thatcher , la in town , James LedBewiclc , of Wilbur , la in tb city. city.S. S. P. Djivldson , of Fremont , in ia th city. city.D. D. M. Sells , of Popllllon , U at the Oar field. 13. E. WhUmont , of Lincoln , is at th Crelghton. Mrs. Walcoficld , of Atlantic , Iowa , is n the Metropolitan. Gen. , T. C. McBride , the Lincoln post master , is ia town. Honi ETN. Grcncll , of Fort Cnlhonn Is at the ConEcld. Mrs.'jXi. Mngoon , of Joflerson , lowc , i at the Creighton. Frank'H. Edmunds and family , U.S.A. are nt tha Mlllard , J. OHnton Paine , of Now York , Is regis tcred at the Creighton. F. L. Clnrk , of ( Jouncll Bluffn , was a1 the Creighton yesterday. L. E. George , of Nobleaville , Ind. , la i juest at the Jietropolitan. J. G. Farrell and Charles E. Hays , ol Fremont , are nt the Millnrd. D. O. Anlcrtion , of Golumlius , rcglo- ; cred at the C'un field lint night. Janifs B. Fitzgerald , the Plattjmoiith : ontractor , iint tlio Motrop illtau. Jlrs. R. W. Rliono and Mias Mnpep , ol iepiiolL-an.chy , are guests of the Can * laid. laid.Hon. Hon. Ed Mclntyre , of Seward , pre i- lent of the state board of agriculture , is n the city. W H. Lewis , of Hannih 1 , .AFo. , mann er of tha Consolidatud Tauk Line coin- lany , i nt the Creighton. Morris Slonian , of Fremont ; U. C. Jtuart , of Lincoln , nnd M. Crosby , of Jeatrlce , nro at the Millnrd. J. H. Gobler , propnetno of the Euro- lean hotel at Frem < .nfc . , i < at the Metro- lolitan , accompanied hy his mother. T. O. Or , nla nnd wife , of Brooklyn , N. f. , are in the city , reluming frcra an at- endance at the rccout reunion at Beatrice Geor.'O H , Betbard , the Omaha crank , ? ho attempted to shoot Gu'teau ' in the ourt room at Washington , baa been ad- lilted to the solditra' home at Milwaukee. DIED. 'OMEROYArthur Franklin Pomeroy. oldest son o' Pjson M. Pomeroy and Electaa M. Pomeroy. nged Iff yeara n months and 5 days , died Tuesday at 7 p. in. Funeral took place yeEterday at 3 i. m. SABCO'lK C"ra Ei-Renia Bahcock , died August 29th , aged 1 year , 3 months. Funeral August 3Lst , from family resi- ence , 1010 Thirteenth street. The Bound Unloosed. ' Chaa. Thompson , Franklin , street , Buf- ale , Buy. ; ' ! have fcuftvred for along line with constipation , nnd t > ! ed almout very purgative advertised , but o ly ie- ultiiiR in temporary relief , uud utter 'con- tip tion still moro ngt-r.i vat < d. ' I wax old . .bout your ISruiNO BLOSSOM and tried t. I cin now Bay I .tin cured , uin though ome months have elapsed , still r muiu to. . Btiall , however , ulwaya ktcp Home on i nd in ca < o of old compliiiit returuing. " 'rlua 5 'c ' , tilul hott ea lllc. NOTICE AUvortlnvmoni To Loan , For , Sklr > it. Found , Wants Boarding , tc. , will ba Incited - cited la tbcae column ! cnce ( or TEH CUNTS r line ; each subsequent Inaortlou , FrV'EOEirr.S t line. The 3nt louerttou never UM than 'WENTY.KIVK OENT3 LOAM MONkY IY/TONEY / TO 1O\N On chattel mortpaira to- LVJL cuilty. A. U Tuttun olllca ot Urcff & laiiti.'oroc'-y , merOm h * National l ) nk. i3-il 1O lAJAfi u ll ul l-.wonn.ool L > . ilA 'fhriroM Bn mB rrtlebton BlocK i.'d > f"H < tltt > fu L.UAA At 8 per ecu 111) iPyOUjUUltercaS In um ( . > : f 2,500 na ipwircl : , ( or 3 to 6 yctrs , ou flrat-clMa city and arm property. DXHIS lUii , Karin end Loin T. 16th Hud Douylaa Btn HELP WANTED. \ \ ANTED Olrl ( or general housuuork nd \ \ help with children. lUjqulroat DKtoiHce ietecn b a. m. tnd 10 a. in. 233-1 [ TtTANTKR Good bhlrt Ironer at OnmlmStcauj W Laundry , 1207 1'urnain street. _ " - 'L. [ T7ANTED A girl for general housework ( u a VV binall ( amlly , l\i \ 1 South 23th etrect , near ) adge. _ 2313C * [ TTANTED- girl to take cure of two clill- VV drvn , and inaku laTBclf uselul In biiall unlly. MiutKO homo nlgliU. Inquire corner fopltol avtnuo and Jcffenon fctrcct. ' 'J2-30 * ntrANTl'.n-Ooo.l cook and kltcheu jrlrl. Ap- YY ply ! OI5 WcUter itreel. 230-1' t H7 ANTED fllrl to do kocond work In private > V family. Apply at B. K. corner 20th ana lalKornU ttrect. _ 827-30 ITI rAKTED A drat-clua ealcaman who It will YV P 'ten In ilri goo'u am clothing , Bl R | m-i , w linnet ) work. States lny wniitcd.wlili r.t diw rat > r no . Audrctl lou box 62 , Au. oitt. N'cb. _ 2i8-dU v U ITr NTKD-arca Uibfr nt S18 iiouth 13th YY ttroot. WiRditlJ.bOrKrwotk , 211311 ANTED Olrl for general hou cwork , 1E24 [ TtTANTED flood fill for Beneral housework W at 7il BsuUi UtU ttroct. S16-Mf [ TirANTED A good , ito'it boy to take cirool VV boi a and o.w nd work In store , /ddnus rith retercnej , "Meidunt , " Oaahi pMtoffico , 80IKO AN'JEU A good vtomau cook logo to ft , Omaha. Qjod wajesiiftU , Api > iy t Uv ce. SlUtf t 1618 Chlcr'J Street. iU-Nt ' - 'nmtn to wuh ftfld Irfn. Aw WANTRD''nmtn . ? J-i \\rANTis Abiy 17 01 ! Sj r od , to t * V ? ro cl h ro , o c. ArpytoJ. J. lli ty , mtiuNl i nip. . 2io-l . V.'AN KD Kt OtnaAa Et > m Innir G Apnlyg t > > ! ! Inrd ti 19J 8t f GW AI I U Two d tit | { locra jlrl4 ( at | * , W cr' * Jlou . SSI-SI W \TtD ! T..liorc8 , pttif * snd ra-t r > KLDD Olit _ HecplnB Water , Nc WAM D-Twi men to 'i | gjods. tfln inipoynuctt. ) ? oduicn. c lU2l ti lOlh strict. itCO GIRL WANTED Apply lliorirtham trt t 105-tO t Omahfv hl W faofory. IBS SO W/NTtU Ono Rood pv U traktrund or TcstmUfr , to oto thejonnt\Vjo. 'i quire at . Ilo lmn fl o. V'S-30 WANTR1) A cooa lc gltl for K ntral bom : v.ctk. fiojlhwcst corner Istnn i.lOr c streets. 102-301 Gltl lor rcnoral heunowork. 171 W Jtdison ntreet. 201-f A clrl lor geniral hrii-cworl WANTKIi wages glv n. MirthTtc t conn Uamlltonniniricettccts , yhlnn's addition. 101 If AN1ED SIa C nd wife lo work on fira W farm mvi totaVocirnoftockntd \rr > 'j a ti do hoiiRevr rlc for family of thioc. J. U , bllvl E klioin Hlat'cii.Kcl ' ) . 10734' WANTKD Hanntdwlff. Inqu re at Mai vclllfr'g. 163-tl Olrl ; mutt bo cooJ e > pk , wn > hci WANTED . Apply to 17 4 l ) vcnpo t 8 Rtfcrorco ! rtimlrcd. 110 tf All iho Nullf nal Hotel at 11 cn'r. . WAN7KD Onoflrst-clneaporttr , must spo.k HigH I and German ; n So. 1 fc'iialoC3 Kn ; ! o twoNc 1 girls Wlll.paythi.mSlCando per month. WANUliu A good wtmiati c ok , rulitule up < l N no'.into tfotd , elom w man Deal p ] > OooJvogs 8. McCoy , Cau t HOUSJ , near nu\ p > vurnuicnt cottnll , 116-tf HELP WAMVD Wanted Immediatily i 'In'n ' roJiuBlrlof cxperlcncnat 13i > 9Can lul nvouue. 212-tt ATTANTh'D A boy not lets than lEjcwa old VV ioleirn photography r t Uuirln'n , lead- li g photo nphcr , 1212 Harnam ft 22-tf 100 men lor ral read wok. I WANTKD , cjilojmoi.t agent , lltl utrtct , near Farn."tn. yJ3tf WANT ! D Ten teams. Wntce ; yt.CO per dny Inqulie M. Tlncjut , nt 1'lutcuco Cut-off. 900-tf WAHT D Ono hnncbed mon. Wages 1,7 ! per dy. Anpl > 'o llltclio'l Vincent , al Floroaoo Cut-off , i tno uiilia i > orth of Omiibi. 965-tf ANTKI > At St. Chir'cs ' hotel , two Crsl W class dliilngroom ultli Dfl3-tf OTANTKD EDO privy vau.ta , nlam did ce i poDli to clean with Uuiltnry Vnalt and InIt Cleaner , tlio lwt in tuo. A. Rvaru 4 : Cs. , i Milou t IKiW Dnici" ftn-ct , . Two cr Ihrci rotms m'tohle ' fc WANT.D | . J efikt..ddui * 1 r. 1'trlr Soc olflcc. 699-tf SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED Employment In ftore , ofllco or " 1 twhe e. In ft sob r , ttadj man. Arply ir aildicet > J. iUthwoll , Ku. COS noitli Iflih St. 277-1 * FOR RENT HOU8E-8 AMD LAND. R < Oil HKNT A larpo front , room v/ith closets. Kurnishcd , 1D2U Douglas street , N. E. tor. ( Jth nnd Douglas. 226-1 * KENT Two houses. T-nqnire of R. FOll , cor. 12th nml llafcon Dtrceta X'-'l-tf MOU RENT Furnhhcd room" , 1717 Cafg St. , L ? bat. 17ih and 18th. Also barn. 216 U rnOR RENT Tnt\eo with three rooms InC - C quIroSO.h&FarnUiQiBtiect. S16-U rO TIE T TWO story anrt basetrcnt brlc ho-'hc , withf irnaio bith ro m , e-e. Waur .OrVscmi.ictud. Apjily lo J , J. Dlokoy nr N heJton. ' aHNT Small furnished room , 1601 Far FOR Direct. 101 , RK > T Furnlsl ed rootnln private family FOR gcntlo an wltn nioronooa. 1312 Dodge irctt , bet. 13th and 14th. 180-tf RENT \ plearant ( urnl > hd room FOR or twj geatlernui. Inqniro at l . ) ltornla > t'eet MO-lf RENT TTouses of n roomi. GoO'l lnc - FOR convcnlrnfrtos-rect CJTB. Inquire 1-10 u < irtii lilh , bctwooa Mihold and Aaul > t- 1-I4.2J lilNnIttiM' urn.stioa iicoiu.liniulr. 16 9 L1 Dodge Hret 18tf mOll RENT II juta at 3. K , tor.lOth and PAL - L * cincstrott. 171-30J [ 71011 REXT i'cBldenco N. W. ror. ICth and U California streets. App'y a. W. cornr 19th nd Wohst-r. 48-eod tf no > R NT Two story d e ling 2uth and Cass , D 7 room * , now being rrjialicd m ( K ] alntcd nqulre of C. T. Taylor 1-lthaud Douga * , 127-tf 1UR ( HID room Kr rent at 1U17 Chicago F et-iet. 110-if FniOR niOR RFNT SicnP furnished room ; elsione C large frunt nouisulta 10 foriwogcntl mm , I. K. corner 14th and Chicago. 112-tl OR KENT Large rom | , | bo cd ; d F _ board glj 1HO Calltori la sircot 18-t HEM KM * coitaga of five rooms. FOR K. K col. lith nd Chiciwn Sta. tf 1 AALOTUf.ir1o ) < 8eBtD2600 pur annum , tuch 1 V/w fir a term ol jo is. af'Oranee Orovu Mai ' ' adj-lnlne Ilanscom P rk on too wo't , Ivnmlnutoa walk from net card Mo ey ran 10 obtained to tiil'd ' with , by ] > or ons leasing IIMO lots at regular ratm. JAUFJir. MOItrON , 1I3U On premlflOii , otlico 1616 F.irnAin dtroct mrnlthed trout loom. Call U071 N 17thBlreet- tO'-ll-tf KENT flou a ol a rcorne , new y plug tend and' p In'cd. SID to pur month S'orthof ICth Direct bridge on 15 h xlrut. Tori onieiit to ehopB Apply corner 12th rd How rdjtfwt. N r < Dp per Unlnn. _ > a < if K ( OR IthVIw.0111 uuJ iur < u two to tnolve run H c cb ; ono or two neu > ne < with u'l moucrn uanuenco ! . One of 12 ivomu , cnltuo'.c ( or boarding and room renting , 17th and Douglas .it 4. IIIIIIH , Airoat , Ju-tf ; 16'b anil RENTBrick ftoro. It qnlre at Tirup FOR , coinoi 10th and Douglu its. 120-tf IT10R ll NT Two new dwellingn snj tv.o other L1 ilwelld gd In dfnlrublo > oa llty , by MeKnou to. 1C14 Douglati ttrett , bl7-tl on SALE n lf f Int te t gio l pijlrf lurlor FOR contra ly lne ted. A py28i ) | 13IU ( reel. Juwjih Flo-illli 183 2t FOR BALE 120 c oue Wutk n'uli , ni.ttlj extra la go audgood a.tu. Appl ) to Carnej i llari , Clarlnra , l'o o uuiy , loa. 2) Ct * riUOICE Colorado bhein for B o fa1 1 on or O ddnsg F.O anAHUh , 18&-2 y > ( Kierrty , Neb. HALti Hardware to k , conblbtlsc of FOR , ( totes , tinware , ir n , to ; well > a rtuland In go'd h po , will ln rlco about ' 5.6CO. 'Jurna.oa > b. Ao trade wanted. Popu- ailon ot town ot r tw i tliouio d(2CO ) nly cue h r > Uvkot the kind In to n. I ru | gold. For lull ] artl < ulim addn. a "LF."Beu tfflce. lt > 7-2 HALE IIcvu ot two rooms en I cued FOR , U , . cor. e.h and Jackt on , pplv in ireniltts. 173-1 FOR SALE Nearly new StuvtMd Cooking n ga , flut-cUuui ccndltiou , cb ap , A'drt8d 0. W."Bteottlc * . 182-tl 4 IX BEAUTIFUL LOTS-&OX160 feet each la 3 QauKcuu Hace on itrcet car lino. J5est lotJ n whole addition on very uuy Urms and at k rreat bargain. Iluiu' a ent. 15th and Douglu .treeU . U-tf _ I7IOR BALE IIOUM and corner lot. it U.OW. [ ? bargain. MoCAQUE.oppo.lUi' . Q. B3IU ( TlOll t ALE Urixvr/ oed crockery tuulucbf , L1 lth or without UuUjlBf. Addrej "O co- " . FFOI'ERTr ' f'OR RALK-AI A , ens lu brlek htsn , mil ono targe framt house , with ( till I t oil LMK no r l(5h ( ( tro t. Fli ch i for mv - tmnt , rent l.r fiO per month , Cill lur full particulatt , m HKXK , 6f9tf > rent.1 h A , On BJ LK CHKAP Datli lilo n holttutt } 1 and t ind and ccd li burg } an I un f r vj. < ll4. W Itill cvMt > I 1mo no UK drlira. Call nt 2 1G Ca , f , r-la struct , b t 2ht an. MA. UC-tf r 0tt HA F. Cl KAP-A new c h r top phiu * } " tonl and in w delivery or o p ei nryon. ( Jill at Ubis. r.arbacti'd shop en Flltto. tli. u.or Kornam M-tl ' SALB 11 u i ft roou s and corner let 13J F'U juaro tiiCO. i.ciagutoppMllefoit Qlfico. 7IOR nALt A to cra , tn and good house J ono ml B north of Rvruk- Inquire on ptcmt ea or Oro. U I'o.ti.non , No go. , loth ttrert. B4lm * story building for * le at lur-ro-ln. J. t d at noilh-iAi rorncr of 17th , a .d . Capitol avo. Must to a.-.ve > H on or hcfaro August 7th proximo. H MI- . ' 770-tt _ Ajrttii Iftli tyi Ih.inlf.T. . hOit BAkiC Ilia Ailluyfoii llout ) Eofhl. c'asa ; & 1 | furnliScd. The only hot * * In town. The cheapest property In thu state , Mo8f.llthotrnvclin-n. ! ] ( Will l > c DldchApoa tontstomtt. Enquifoof E. t'une , proprietor , Arlington , Wtinlnytnn romty. .Vch. iCS tf TAOR 8ALK Or will otchft go lot Omfth * fto -L1 pny , an Improved POO on of land adjoin- lac lAMfsa on U. P. B. . 3. UUNIIAH. JAIJ ' E3TAUKOOK C COt. filOK tiALlVho POl'ULAH HOTEL , known L1 " * the BOYS' HOME. TM house to ecn- ttally Ioca4edhns ECU > h and ciurt front , and ll ed n th Ono Hhado frees ! cent dnatfrtrty room * , has Ice boust ) . U-indry , KicMlr room , &c. 1U' k world w.ilo rcpuCAtlon and better patrcraiico tl.an many housrs ol tnloo III cipaclty. Prfca ? 8COO. For particulars s < - dreaa , A. A. SAWDEY.ltod Cloud , Wob. T OBT Antraw mlcttl , c-sntnlnlricJpnrne and JUculIa with button ? . Hndinnj.i retain the ikon y which \r. In purse aid return to Omaha- National IJitik. 2.9-Slt C > i f ? fA \ lT > buy the "furnlturo c ? tbTbo l W't'Ulptylnu / h t" ' In Iowa. Bent rca.1- onabla. Aodrits Dolph Macgregor , Bio ollloj. Omano Neb. 100-U EEAL B8T4TB' & LPAH BROKERS 150G Farnnm Stroot. . riiro roam cttagc. Oocd c adl > FOR8AI.n tion. tasy terms- Q A acre , with gocdi h"US5 , b-mi , TJcll , fruU i\j \ and saidu trees , ncarr town. t Afien with excellent house , cistern , well , fine t /rut / , epo did prop * i tj. VUst Omaca. Tciw > cry re.v.ouablo. "TTBHY desirable rrcper y on St. Y Great btrguin. l Lota In Reagan's addition. Bargain. Iho finest pripc-iVia In thin Itjr.on ONKof ttrotcjr line. Licunoi unaurprusod , uon-n . xoin houlc , fruit , i.c. HuiUilu lodiTldo. A ORE tract , very chefip. , j Acre ? , with hou'o 7 terra , watr , f'nlt and w bhadu tlirtcs , on street cas Hue. unut bat' ruin. ' " ROOM.hcUEO , cheap , lloctbjy paymoBki. . WKLL ocitcd business lot ] > \LLIIOUSE , full lot , good ] location , easy J payu.outa. > ROOM bu-e , fina cellar , sn-a'l barn , el i wAicr.c ucr , cast Hurt , cvitlltut Iccatlou. riry . y teriuo. ROOM IIOUB" , sold arranjemontunJ Iccit'on 5 ralvMLle pruptrfy. lermi rjus KENT. I ROOM house in gud locution. . New. r ROOM hctue , gcod cistern and llir.on street I cai Hue. . ) ROO d house , first-daw rcpa'.r , barn , good lei - i catljn. -NOOS1 house , tll. cistern. Dcslratlo place. i BIX raomhouse and two 6 room ccttagoa with L wtlls aud clhterns , to good te3a.aU , room house. Oood cellar , ctstirn and wcB. ) South front. 1'ija location. room house , cistern and ujU , cellar. lf w 5 bousr. FOR S4LE. 76 Lots. 75 Lets. 75 L'ts. Tt.-o blocks from Htrcc > cjtj. Two block B from Bticat turn. ? 3 0 1 j S4DO. . nly two bl toks from i troit i-art. and no bo location in toe city , . row la the time 10 g t good lee ca y off-- iO D wn. T S5J Ujitn. I ) Iloivn. I Now | < tlie tluiu 1 1 Int nt. ' Weofffr tl tsoloU c irldcrntoat they omttchidin Una tit ] ' , tltlicr ( or pilcu c [ n nSiOO lo$3a\ with 3'0 down , br.ng * th' ity ut hi tiunach of all. No cLop r or mo D dielralila proper vcr e J o3ertd In ihU mtrkct. Y u uy. u'jout inonv In a nlui.la or htt cr $50 duwnnnd biljnco on cans turau. L DStiK US. KUEiiL 1AUISTKE OF PALMYBTEKV AWD OOMDI 'IOKALIST , IIS Tenth Btrxet. littwcfa I'u'tuzi ' udOaruev. Will , with the Sd c ( gix.'MLZ , piilte. obtain lor ny ono t , glance at iho i .t nd prerent , and on certain conditions lu tbu - are. Bcota and Shota niflo tc > rdur. P . , M jPKCIAL AGChfS for Wcoo.t . Knnau and 3 Misourl to reprejcnt th 1NUU4TUIAL , FE ASSOCIATION of Indianapolis. Indiana , rh'ch baa stood the to < t cttlim.piNB. alllcowj n full0trougly ; Indorsed hv tha be t Inau * v oe- uthori lus ; tborout.ly ewaiJl-licd , i clly . orked , and I" not on the ca-opcraUre o. oldi ino puu ! Liberal contact * ! ru-ulo with vaor ulla u.w.tt ut ik coinpenaoUon of fronntwoi haiicand to three thouarul dollar ! pciryukT' lddta < 1NDU TH AU LlffK ASiOCIATlO.t , . > o. TOK.ist iltirkut etreit ; InJUnapolls , Ind. | u Tbs | powder never varies , lurity , strength and w ) tlore econumica ) . than the on A marvf/ nd cannot ba bold incompe 'oleiomec/ / " ultitude ot taw tett , ibort dnary kl/ ' -1- UU powders. Sol - It/ / llovAi. BAKINO 1 XJ W U