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The Daily Bee.
Fridny IVIorninfr , April 0 ,
Wonthor Hoport.
( Thg ( ollowlntr observations were Ulcon
t the same moment of time at the stations
mentioned )
ft AR PKI-'T U , S SiatAk SSRVICH , )
OMAHA , Ap.IIS , (1:15p ( m. ) I
The evangelist , lien HORSD , continues
hti fight at the Baptltt church. AD j In tryIng -
, Ing to draw Into the ring thoae with whom
ho U not compelled to ghe or take cdds.
Ho la hunting f jr the rambler , drunkard
and the lovpr of the faiclnatln ? pleasure *
of onr city. Mr. Frank Smith , andiiflveral
other young men , who represent our bet
ter musical talent were at the goapol ter-
vice lut night and will give their amb
iance alio to-night. Ibo proopecta fora
revival are more encouraging at present
th n at any other time In this city for a
great while , and we hould give Ben the
honor or at least M much of It as be de-
cervei.
ti M. Toft ban purchased of A , J. II n-
coma parcel of twalve lo'.i In bloclcjj ,
Hanscom place , and will build a residence
there thii seison to cost $7.000. The
consideration ptld'fonthe lot * was 15,000.
I ' In ths dram\.lo feitlval a : Cincinnati
in May , six of Liwrencs Barrett'ijloom-
> . pany appaar in the three principal produce
tloni. Mr. Binett' * proiett support U
.1. the strongest he ever had.
Lost or run away , from home on
Thursday last , one 'Denny ' Divli , age 11
foan. Had on when last seen a dark gray
coat , complexion dark'brown ' , black pantu
torn in the knee and then sewed , a blue
checkered shirt , a little cishmero skull
cap , Any one girlng Information that will
lead to bis recovery will be rewarded by
his mother , Mr * . Sophia Davis , Harney
street , between 17th and 18 th street * , near
ly opposite the .jail.
General C. H. ( Frederick , the butter ,
has transferred his immense stock from
the old quarters to an elegant store-room
in the Paxton Hotel. Here he will soon
get things in good shape aud more than
ever demonstrate his right to the title
universally accorded him , of "tho leading
hatter. " His move Is necessitated by the
fact that the Drown building is to be torn
down and replaced by n subntantlal brick
block at once.
The contract for the grading nnd fill
ing of Sixteenth street , nt the point for
merly occupied by the bridge , was yesterday
day let to Stephen illoblnson nt 13o per
cubic yard. Itoblnson was also awarded
the job of removing the old bridge to Flor
ence , and putting It in shape , for which he
will receive the sum of $070. Work wllj
begin at once , and the change will effect
reat improvement on Sixteenth street and
Shenaan ami.
Dolph McGregor of the U. F. hiad
quarters bas received a unique and valuable -
ble present from his friend , Mr , E. II.
Alton , of Pine Ridge Agency. It Is In
the shape of an Indian pipe , of steel and
red pipe stoae and WM a personal gift from
Sitting Bull to Mr. Alton who turns It ever
to Dolph ,
The monthly entertainment cf the
Union Catholic Library association take
place at the library rooms this season. Th
committee ot arrangements have prepared
very Intereitlng programme. ( The per'
fonnftnce will begin * t 8:80 sharp.
There ws no ession of the police
court yesterday , as Judge Beneke was
on the sick list and not able to appear ,
There were only two Slocumbs and thre
disreputable females on bands for trial
Jerry Mahoney bos resigned hta posl
tlon as aisetsor ol Omaha precinct No.
and Joseph Lpis has been appointed to fil
the vacancy , and ills bond approved.
Boggs and Hill fcave filed a petition
asldug- the county comitltslnners to to-
move the powder house located southwe
of the city , which Is unpleasantly nea ;
their property.
The A. O. II. band serenaded Mayor-
Klect Chato it his residence Wednesday
and were treated in the uiuil hoapltabl
tylo by the recipient of that honor.
The county clerk has curtailed tin
expenses of bis office a thousand n year b ;
dispensing with the > . < ervce of on txtn
deputy heretofore allowed him.
Lou George was assaulted Wodne
day by two soldlernnoar Douglas uud iltb ,
ftnd llslticated hUnrtn in routing them.
A drunken nun tried to raise a row at
the Crolgbton House Wednesday but was
quickly kicked out. Mr. Donovan's face
was slightly cut In the nielee.
The electric light company will soon
K I add a fourth circuit of twenty lights to
\ their system.
County Jude Chad wick Wednesday
turned 870.C5 into the general fund as fees
xecelveJ In bit office.
Ben Hogan is going to work earnestly
to get up n revival In Omaha.
Heal estate business is not so active
jus It was o short time sgo. _
FOR SALE.
A drugstore in western Iowa , ponn-
lotion about 3.50D , stock from # , DO
to $8,000 , sales $18,009 per n ,
only two dreg stores In the town , a
large country trade , inquire of Frank
lingers , Millard Herol drng store.
.JOHN H. EROK
Has the largest assortment of Ranges
and Cook Stove , Barb Fence Wire ,
all of which yon can buy cheaper than
any place in to tin at G15 and 617 N.
10th street , m27-mo-tf
_
Young man or woman , If you want big
money for a small amount. Insure In the
It tff Marriage Fund and Mutusl Trust Astoci-
Ation , Oedar llapld * , Iowa , f6-3m ,
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NO ARSENIC.
The Result of tlio Investigation
Concerning Mathlas
Rypacolr.
The Coroner's Jury Find That
it Was Prom Natural
CauBoo.
On the ncconddayof December lust ,
Mathlaa Rypacok , ft well know cnrpou-
ter la Sooth Omaha nnd president of
the BohomUn Bccloty , tllfld very sad-
donly and under auspicious clroam-
atancoi , the chief of which was hU
somewhat Incoherent statement to a
friend lu his dying momenta that ho
had bcon poisoned , coupled with a ro-
rjac3t ( or au itinstiiraUon. Too
watohcra who hoard the dylnjj man's
words said nothing cf it to the author
ities for fear of involving themselves
trouble and oiponso , nnd the matter
rested thaa for three months while the
romalao of poor llypacek slept in the
lonely and anew shronded comotry.
The Rocioty to which iho deceased
belonged , the "Sokol , " wore , Itsocms ,
obligated to p y a policy of some mx
hundred dcllara to the widow , bat the
bad rumors stated above led thorn to
hold back the money and bog I a steps
for an invostigation. Suspicion was
heightened by the faot that within two
weeks from her husbands demise the
widow married again , and charges
were pretty openly made implicating
her in the supposed tragedy.
At length , In March , the rnattir
oamo to a crisis , a coroner's jury was
impannoled , and with thorn the cor
oner and others proceeded to the
cemetery and there the body was ro-
snrroctod and Djotors Grossmann and
Frlsonl took out the stomach and vis
cera which wore committed to the care
of Coroner Jacobs for the purposes of
chemical analysis by some competent
and reliable export , the county and
( ho members of the "Sjkol" dividing
the ezponso.
The analysis was made by Prof.
Outer of the Omaha Medical college ,
who at last reported his work com
plete , and yesterday the jury resumed
its investigations. Prof. Carter tes
tified that the analysis had revealed
no trace whatever nf arsonlo-
ether mineral poison , and upon
his testimony us an export
the jury found a verdict
that the deceased caino to lib death by
natural c uses , etc. , thai practically
settling the wholn imtccr In favor of
these , who , according to this finding ,
have boon BO wrongfully accused , al
though Ultra is somu dlnnatlsfactlon at
the choice of the export fur making the
analysis.
GENERAL , HANDY.
The Now Quartermaster General of
ino Department.
Gen. Uoorgo Jt , Dindy , the now
thief Q lartormastcr of the Department
mont of the Platte , entered the eorvlco
as lit Sergeant of company A , 1st
artillery , Nov. 14-h , 1854 ; was promoted
meted Hi Lieut. Ill artillery Fob. 21st
1857 , and lit Lieut. March 3d 1801.
Promoted to Ojptala and Assistant
Quartermaster , March 25th , 18G2 , and
to Msjor and Quartermaster March
3d 1875 , In the volnnteer service he
waa Colonel of the 100th N. Y. In
fantry A'ug l9ih ! , 1BG2 , and brevet
Brig. General March 13th , 1805. Ho
received the following brevets in the
regular army :
Major , for gallant and meritorious
services at the slego ok Fort Wagner.
Lieut-Colonel , August 14th , 1804 , for
gallant , and meritorious services a
Deep Bottom , Virtjlnin , March 13th ,
1865. Oolonol for gallant and morl-
toriouB Bervloea In Via capture of For !
Gregg , Virginia. Brigadier General
March 13th , 1805 , for gallant and
meritorious rerviooa In the field , dnr
Ing the war.
DEPARTMENT MOTES.
Gen , 0. 0. Howard , accompanied
by Oapt Sladon , of his staff , loft yea
tnrday for the Omaha reservation
They will return to-day.
Lieut. Guy Howard , A. D. 0 , lof
Wednesday for the west on pnbll
business.
County Oommluaioners.
WEDNESDAY , April 4 , 1883.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
mont. Present , Oomniisslouors Cor
His , Knight nnd O'KeoCo.
The resignation of J. Mahoney , a
DS3CBaorof , Omaha proolnot No. 2 ,
accepted , and Joseph Lala was thl
day appointed aisoosor for Omaha pro
18clnct No. 2 , to fill the vacancy. Th
bond wna approved , and hlmse !
sworn In.
Boggs & Hill Gird their petition fo
the removal cf the powder house lo
cstod on s. w. I of s. o. } of 128,15 , II
A. M , Ohadwlck , county judge
filed his quarterly report ,
Thu . following resolutions wer
adopted ;
RESOLVED , That the county trean-
uror bo and is hereby instructed to
carry to corrections of thn tax list the
n. w. J of lot G , blook 11)2 ) , and assess
the sauio nt $200 , and also n. of lot
7. blook I- ! * , and arsnss the aumo at
50 for thu year IBS' ' , and collect
taxes acoordlnuly.
RESOLVED , That the treasurer of i
Douglas county be and ia hereby In- fj
titructed to cancel the personal tax of
.Citrer & C } . , cf $000 assessment for >
the year 1881 , on account of double
assoesuient.
Also to cancel the personal ami-an-
mont of H. B. Bnruham for the year
1882 not being asscosable.
The bids for grading Sixteenth
street , where thopresontbridge staudf ,
wore this day opened , and Stephen
Robinson being the lowest bidder
his bid beliiR 13 cents per cable yard
- was awarded the contract to com
plete the came within 40 days. All
papers pertaining to the aamo were re
ferred to J. 0 Cowln , county attor
ney , with instructions to draw up the
contract.
The bid of Stephen Roblnion fo *
removing Sixteenth street bridge 'Q
Florence for $673 accepted , aid
the olork ordered to draw np the con
tract.
The board of county commissioners
this day took under consideration the
matter of the location of section line
roads of public necessity , and by au
thority rested in the board cf commit-
loners nco section 4G cf the road
law made the following order :
Commencing nt the quarter sooilnn
corner , bntneon suctions 1 and 12 ,
t. H , r. 11 , running thence east by
section line one and throe-fourth
mlloi to the south-out nonrnor cf aw.
of s ] of section 5 , t. 10 , r , 12 ; thence
to connect with a county road pasting
through nald point. Also to locate the
following to connect the above do-
scrlbad line with the county line north :
Commencing nt the southwest corner
of section 0 , t. ] 1 , r. 12 , rnuning
thence north by range line one mile to
the northwest corner of section G ,
there to connect with Iho Washington
and Douglas county line road. Thh
nbnvo described line Is declared opnr. ,
and the county clerk is hereby
directed to proceed as per section 18 ,
of chapter and roada , to give noticu to
land oirners ,
The following account was allowed
from thn general fund :
John liturner , enlary as clerk , first
quarter , 8'00. '
Adjourned to 7 < h inst.
JOHN BAUMKB ,
County Olork.
FOUL PLAY.
A BillstUlo Man Disappears in
Omaha ,
Other Mysterious Happenings
of Recent Occurrence.
The number of mysterious disap
pearances of both adults and children
seems to boon tho.li crease all over the
country , and Omaha furnishes Ita
quota.
TUB BEE yesterday noted the faot
that a little colored boy was missing
from the family rctidonco on Harney
atreot , and now it ia reported that a
colored woman named Mary Magrn-
dor is not to bo found , having been
absent from her homo on Harney and
Eighteenth. slnco G o'clock Tuesday
evening Search haa been made and
Htill continues for her but BO far with
out Buccoas. She is of small stature ,
drossbd in black , with dark blue cir
cular , trimmed with dark blue silk ,
wore a straw hat , had three rings on
fingers and ono ring in her oar ; had
poor tooth. Any Information concerning -
corning her will be thankfully received.
THE HILLSDALK MAN.
Yesterday Marshal Angoll received a
communication from E. E Kelly , of
Hlllodalo , Iowa , elating that "on the
28'li of March a man by the nntno of
T. A , Nonvillo , loft that place for
Omaha , expecting to sell his tnnru and
return in a few days. Nothing has
boon heaid from him nlnca. Ho was
at the Blue barn and Jake Bhrelner
states that ho Bold his toira and started
homo. Ho htid cniinidorablo money on
his poraon besldca the proceeds of his
toam. Ho w.is subject to appopiexy.
Will you ploaao have the caea Investi
gated as his wife fears foul play. Ho
waa of medium hoipht with black
burnildea. "
The police here know nothing that
throws light on this caeo and no un
known person haa died in this locality
of late from appoplnxy. Among the
half dozen insane men picked np ro
cently. ono or two of whom are not
identified , the miislog mnn might ba
fonnd bnt it la not probable.
TbsoloBtloal Endorsement.
The Baltimore ( Md. ) Day publishes
the magical euro of Mr. John Onsack ,
Catholic seminarian , Sy . Mary's Theological
logical Seminar- , Baltimore , Md.wh
had suffered for months with pleura
dlnia ( rheumatism of the chest ) , and
had tried all that the best medical
talent could suggest , without relief ,
Ho finally trio * St. Jacobs Oil , and
was entirely cured. He gives thla to
th public In the hope of relievin
suffering humanity , nud believes th
great pain cure to bo the "unlvorsa
reliever , "
THK riUNCK OF PUNCHES I
"Hnb Punch. " couipoitid nf old , fine Hq
uori and luicfona fruits It can be usec
clear or with water , lemonade , etc , , nudfai
surpaises any punch brewed at dlecre
tlon.
_
Homo For thu Friendless.
The ladles of the city are oarnoatl
requested to meet In the Firat M. E
church Friday afternoon nt half pas
2 o'clock , to talk ever matters per
talnlng to the support of the Horn
Nor the Friendless , in L'ucoln ' , Mrs
W. B , Slaughter , superintendent
the institution , and M . 0. B. Parker
kor , of.Llnooln , will bj at the moot
lug to explain the workings of the in
stitutiou , nnd they niih to moot nil th
ladles who take im interest in its we !
fare. The legblnturo appropriated th
money to put up the building , but i
it aupportod by contributions , an
every city and village can send thol
friendless to
HcrnforcVn . &oid Phcuphato
is a preparation of the phnaphatoJ o
lime , magnesia , pot&th and Iron i
ouch form as to bn readily assimilate
by the system D.'iorlptivo phamplo
sent freo. llnmford Chemical Works
Providence. II. I.
On a Bridal Tour.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. N. Meallo , of thl
city , are nt present entertaining
young married couple from the ona
the groom being a nephew of Mr , M
The happy couple consists of Mr ,
Stephen H. Hurd and Miss Hilda M ,
Andrews , who wore married on Tues
day evening , April 3 , at the resldouoi
of the bride's parents in Chicago , b ;
Rev. Dr. Lawrence , v tor of th
Second Baptist of that city. Th
presents \rer * autnorons and coatlj
and sftor 'do usual wedding cen
monies 'ad congratulations wore eve
the hrjpy pair started for Omaha o
theji wedding tour ,
'ir. Ilnrd la A train dispatcher o
t'o Plttsbnrg , Cincinnati & St. Louis
railway at Lop.tnsport , having won that
position by olotio application to his
bnilnogs , and hla bride la a lovely and
Accomplished lady. ,
A MUSICAL EVENT.
'ho ' Philomathean Concert at
Meyer's ' Hall ,
n 'Entertainment Well At
tended and Highly Enjoyed.
Wednesday the Philomatboan club
old the tocond of the third terlos ot
oncorts which It haa hold since its
rgnnizitlon. The hall in the second
tory of Max Meyer & Oo.'t musical
arc-rooms was about .two
hlrda fi led with the most intelligent
lass of the city's pcpnlatlon. The
rogrammo comprehended eight num >
trs , all of whlcb wore cf the most
tfiicnlt cf instrumental and vocal
elections in both concert and solo
loom. The concert waa rather more
ban usually Inturealing in Ita charnc-
er , particularly In view cf the fast that
'lofessor Fulix Blaukonfold appeared
eforo au Omaha ftudlonco for the first
mo aft or an absence o'f over four
oars. Tao professor Is well and fav-
rably known as a eklllful pianist , nnd
s a person who thoroughly undnr-
tauus music in all iti brauohcs , T.io
rat number , a string qiartotto in O ,
iy Hayden , wan exceedingly well
one , and elicited a merited applause
rom the audience. lo the second
umber , a trio in E OD. 14 No.
by Mczut , Mr. Blankonfeld
ado hla sppoarauco befoio
he nudlonco and was greeted by a
term of opplauir. This selection ,
rhllo being classic , still has a thread
f harmonious alra which being in the
manner of jingllrg and every day mn-
c , caught the ears of the ignorant as
ell as the c-iltorod mnalcal portions in
ho hall. T.ie professor acquit ed
Imself in a nlghly sstlsfaotory man
or , his manipulation of the key
oard being simply beyond criticltm.
The serenade , by Sahnbert , render-
id by a quartette from the Glee Club ,
as woil received. The gentlemen
ere all In excellent voice and the
annotation as well as the vocallsm ,
raa good. All in all the en-
ertalnment waa satisfactory , not only
o these whotistpnad to it but also to the
management. The efforts of Mr.
ulins Meyer In making these concerts
leading feature in Omaha entertain
ments shows a commendable spirit and
pgard for the pleasant side of life on
Is part , and he cannot bo too highly
rafsod for it. It Is probable that
hrongh his indefatigable effjrts the
hllomuthoan concerts have reached
hulr proeent nUudard. .The next
egular concert will bo given dnribg
ho early part of May , aud la sura to
10 looked forsrard to as the event of
lore than ordinary pleasure.
PERSONAL , .
H. D. Like , H. II. Cowen and wlfo and
Ire. M. C. and H. B. Slinpion , of W.lber ,
ro gueats of the Metropolitan ,
llov. John Gallagher and Rev. M. Slat-
ary , of Australia , are stopping nt the
'Alton. '
KdwaH J. Abraham , ngent of the
Klra fy Bros. "Black Orook" ia In town.
J. D. Clarke , of Fapllllon , and C. B.
3urrowg , of Norfolk , are at the Paxton.
James Reed and Henry Metz , of Ne-
iraska City , are guests of the Paxton.
D. E. Dewey and A. B. Fuller , of Decatur -
catur , are registered at the Millard.
David Pey ter , agent of the "Frlem
and Foe" Co. , Is at the Millard.
John 8 , Moaby , Jr. , of Washington , D
C. , Is a guest at the Millard.
Mrs. J , Swan , of Lincoln , registered a
the Millard yesterday.
M. Wasserman , of Cheyenne , is regis
tered at the Paxton.
John A , McLean , of Bismarck , is a
icit of tha Paxton.
W. G. Stretch and wife , of Fulls City
are at the Millard ,
Gee , F. Wright , of Council Binds , wa
in town over Light.
W. A. Sargent , Red Cloud , is a guest o
the Metropolitan.
W. A. Pratt , Jr. , of PAW Paw , III. , is
the Metropolitan.
Frank Pusey , of Council BlutTs , was I :
the city last night.
W. M. Oonrtwright , of Cheyenne , is a
the Metropolitan.
Stunrt Rogers , of Providence , R. I , , I
at the P xton.
S. Rice and wife , Dea Molnec , are at th
Metropolitan.
W. H. B. Stout , of Lincoln , was in th
city yesterday.
A part of Barrett'ii company registers a
theMlllard.
Hon. J. K. Nurtb , of Columbus , Is
the Paxtun.
Julius Kisaltr , of Colorado , h at th
Millard.
F. A. Wallcratedt , of Oakdale , Is at the
Millard.
Jno. F. Harris , Lincoln , U nttho Metro
politan.
S. P. Murphy , of Sioux City , is in
town.
J. A. Bowen , of Lincoln , Is at the Mil-
lard.
Hiram Sapp , of Kent , O. , is it the Mil
lard.
lard.J
J , H , Conrad , of Wyoming , Is in town ,
J , H. Hungate , 'of Blair , Is in town ,
Oscar A. Mullen , of Lincoln , is in
town.
LevI Carter has returned from Obey
enne ,
Lawrence Barrett is a guest of the
Paxton.
'
F. B , Sanford , of St. Joe , at the
Paxton.
Mayor Boyd has gone to Chicago on a
visit-
visitMrs.
Mrs. Maxwalland daughter , of Fremont ,
are In the city ,
J. P. Evant , of Ft , Wayne , Indiana , Is
at the Pax ton.
Mrs , F. M. Orr has gone to Buffalo , N.
Y , , to visit her parents.
Mrs. H. M. Whltmoro bas gone to Lit
tle Rock on a visit to her daughter Hattle.
J. N. Reynold ? , of the firm of Reynolds
& Motter , has returned from the west ,
Hon. Alex. McGavock and Conductor
Davis , of the U , P , returned from Chap-
man yesterday , with several carloads of
geese and ducks killed In a suoccisful
hunt.
hunt.W
W , M , Rumel hasgoneeast to Klrtland ,
Ohio , to be absent two or three wcekf , _ _
G. F. Brown , chief operator of the telegraph -
graph cilice at 0den , arrived In tbisrlty
Wednepdny oveninr ,
General Agent Uambltn , of the C. , B ,
k Q , railway , lewes on Saturday for his
new post at lias Vegas , New Mexico ,
with the A. , T , & a. F. railway. Mr. A.
B , Wett , fcrten years past agent of the
rotd at Sheuandoth , will succeed Mr.
H.mblln.
W , H , Alexander , who recently remov
ed from Lincoln to Omaha , to accept ft po
sition In Dewey & StoneV , bas brought
hlS family to Omaha , and they are living
In the northwest corner of Twentieth and
and Davenport street * . Their Omaha
frienda will call and welcome them to
Omahs.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ,
A Brilliant Entertainment and a
Grand Success ,
A. Notable Event and One Long
to ba Remembered by the
Feople of Omah\ ,
Never before ia the history of
Omaha waa a spring opening BO largely
attended as thatof S P. Moise & Co. ,
the popular and welt known dry gooda
merohantr.
Although the evening was chilly and
threatened rain , It appears but few
ladles wore deterred by the weather ,
for upwards of 3,000 visited the store ,
many accompanied by gentlemen
From half past G until 10 the store was
thronged , and at 8 o'clock there was
snoh a ornth that no ono could move
through the spacious double store.
No one waa disappointed though all
were agreeably surprised as the vast
throng did not expect an exhibition
on so grand a scale , although the
reputation of .this enterprising firm
ior keeping the largest and best select
ed stock tf dry goods west of Chicago
has been established for years , atid
their grand openings at various sea-
sonr of the year have always been un-
snrpamd. Bnt the affair last evening
eclipsed anything previous , as their
purchase In this and foreign countries
has been larger this season than the
addition of several artlata in the dif
ferent departments helped to lender
their opening to bo ouo of the most
nnlqno and artistic exhibitions of dry
goods and notions our faber has ever
been called on to describe. Offing to
the want of epioo and time It is im
possible to go into details as it would
take half a page of the BEI : to do the
oubject justice.
NAILED AT LAST.
A Man Captured For Obtaining Money
Under Falao fretencte.
About 10 o'clock Wednesday a man
was brought in to the county jail by
Officer Hitter on a warrant charging
him with obtaining money under false
pretences.
The prisoner's name appeared on the
warrant as Jaojb .Dintheer , and tne
complaint waa made by Chris Wnet-
terloh , In business near Tenth ace
Douglas streets It seems that early
in September last the prisoner sole
Wnetterich a tract of land ,
homestead , lying near Albion , in
Bione county. He also sold some
other property Including a plow and
cultivator. A part of the purchase
money was paid down up there a
the time and part was retained nntl
Dintheer came down to Omaha. When
the latter arrived hero Wnetterich de
cllned to pay the balance until he was
satisfied that the agricultural imple
ments had been turned over to. a par
ty whom ho 'had named to
receive them. Ho wrote a let
ter to thii party bnt Dlnthoo :
managed in some way to got np ti
Albion In time to get hold of the let
ter and write a satisfactory reply , upon
the receipt of which the money waa
paid over.
Dintheer then went west ] and dli
not return until a day or so when h
was at once recognized and arrested
It Is stated that , while ho donle
the charge at first , he weakened thl
morning and admitted the facts to b
as stated.
Real Estate Transfers
The following deeds were filed fo
record in the county clerk's oilic
April 4 , reported for TUB BEK b
Amott' real estate agency.
A. Ivountzo and wife to J Birker
w. d. , Ji > i 12 , block 0 , Koun'.z's 3d ad
dltlnn ; $300
W. F. L n ng to A. A. Cooley , f
c. d. , n * | i'f B w | and lots 3 ai.d
section 7 , ifl , 10 ; § 032 97.
A. E. Toiziliu to A. U. Turnell , q
c. d. , lot * 33 and 34 and 120feet. RUut
side lot 25 Tjtraco addition ; 513
M W , E Bin { and wife ro H
Tnrnoll , w. d. , lot 8 , block it , IIAim
com Tine. ; $600.
C , 0. Housol and wlfo to K. Allen
q. o. d , lot 2 , block 221 ; $ (5 ( JO
J. A. Ofoighton , ot al , txacutots
tn D. T. Mount , o half of soctlou 25
10 , 12 ; $9 005.
D. T. Mount and wife to J. U
Oreighton. W. D. e half section 25
10. 12 ; $9,305.
G. P. Boiuls and wife to O Cildor
W. D , lots 7 and 8 , block "F ,
LOWCB lit addition ; S225
G. Oaldcr to J. L Lewis , W. D
lots 7 and 8 , block "F"Lowes' 1st ad
dltlon ; $250.
O. Peterson to A. and L. liarel
w. d , parcel tn w lot 4 , llsagau
addition ; $325.
Merchants National bank to P. L
Simmons , w. d. , part lot 4 , block 01
$500.
Frank Hirers and wife to M. V.
Ish , w. d. , s lot 10 , Grlfilln v
Isaac's addition ; $1,800.
SLAVBN'S YOSEMITE OOLONGE
Made from the wild floweis of th
KAK FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY
It is the most fragrant of perfume
Manufactured by II. B. Slavon , Su
Francisco. Forsale in Omaha by W
J , Whltehouso and Kennard Bros
TELEPHONE TALK
Whore to be Had and at What Price
The telephone company is still at
work adding to thr- facilities It offers
its patrons for quick and ; salisfactory
communication between the various
cities of Nobraika. The Utost ollices
opened and thn rates thereto from
Omahn are as follows :
PapllHon. Rite fnr five minutes1 talk , 30c
" " " < 30a
Springfield ,
l ulstlllr , " 35c
South Bern ! , " " " " SSc
Greenwofd , " " " " 40s
" " " " -10o
Waverlj ,
KlkbnrnO'r , " " " 83 :
SPECIAL NuTICES ,
fT8PECIAL8 wl POSITIVELY not beln
lerted unless paid In advance.
There nre lottern at thin oflic > lor the ful
11 G . A M. T. , A. L. U , C. M. , Assort-
nent , 0 , F. , G. . G. R , F. R. , H. W. ,
llii' , J. If. U. , J. G. F. , L. M. , P. T.
,4 Co , P. T. , S. M. R. S. T. , S. T. ,
. W. L. , T. M. . Wife of Tr v. Aijt. ,
V , F. P. , G. H. , W. M. T. , X 1 , X 2.
T 1 LOAH-MOrXET-
ONEV TO LOAN Call at Law oflice ol D. 1.
M1 Thomas room HCrclghton Block.
L.TONEY Loa-cd on iha'tel ' pro city by J.
VJL.T lcaltjNo ) 211. BiUili 14th street
UtO-lmot '
N BY TO LO AN At 8 per cent. Shrlver's
MO lUkl Eat .to and Loan Agency , opposite
oetofflce. 787-tf
LOANEU-On chattel inortfagoroom |
MON4Y Block , cor. jSth and Farn.m.
421-ftpr 16 ;
HELP WANTED.
W ANT D A girl to d ' ( 'enernt homework
. . Must bo a good cook , uohit aid ironer
efcrenc s required. Api'ly a. K c r. Ctlilor
la and'JO h mm t. iOB3
AOool i.urseultl antl Imm dla'.clv Des
wttK'CJKivfn. at Nor hwist c r. Uamllloi
d P.tr s'.re t , Salun'j aiditlon , 7781 ;
W 'ANTED 10,003 young coltonwocd Ireet
808-51 I DOUGLAS ? .
1116 Ilarney Street
Young man to letrn book-Xecp
In ? . Uood tltuithn. 1212 Harnev ft
8C3-6J J. B.
: TTAMKD 1 dining room tlrl , 1 cbambc
YV mtld Apply a' l'i ct r's Houii , ccr <
" 16 h. 802-1 OJ
AN I ED Good Laundry Kir ! at Omaha
W llouo. 8l1'75
_ _ _ _ _
' '
lINNfRWANTED'ThTundcT Ig'edwint
AkOOdman toiuu a tin shop. Oiod wage
nd ie jwcrk tbejcar atoumi AddroM
JOdN XIUMKIUK ,
781-7 } Uiward , > eb.
1WA1TEH waited at 112 FajnamSt Ecg'au-
Lra-t. 783 5 §
IAVlKO-Dlnlnj ro ru girl at C.el hton
W
House. 78 6
ED Ac-mrctcnt i'1 lat once. Good
WAN
WKOJ given pply 8.V , corner 20lh a. d
Bt. M iys kvenue 783-5 }
WANTED Gill for general hcueeork. Dane
or S oie jnclcrrea a. E. c.r. 15 h Cul-
ornU street : 739 (1
W AN1ED Adlrlni ; rrotnlil at Rilneko'd
Heat in nnl lOjS. iUlSt : 7'OC ! ' [
WANVEC Triutw rthy and o mpet nt
woman to ISM tt In dairy work. Oi c wltn
a small family pretend , go d home for thr'ght '
icr-ion. rdircsjM L-ciCtllce. 793-6t
Qlrl lor hue worl I < amill fani-
WANTED
llf , Call ut No. 1 Ir.'K'ht ' n birch la
morniai ; . 7C99
IANTfD A flrtt-claw w liter a I he Ilarney
w slices Rcstaurai.t. 7tj-i [
wWANTED
WANTED Two men o' < rod mldr < 8" to can-
MWi and eell gnoos. Standy employment
OKOOdmon U ll-121 8. lOlh St. 72511
WAW1K1I A ne t plrl for geo' r l hnu ework
Mu't be tord cook , washer a'd Ironer.
Mr > . R. Pur > is , i(3d ( atdSt. JUrj'a neiiuc.
747-7
WANTED A hotel cook , woman ir > fer > od
Apply or > ddresi Central C.ty Ho el Cen
tral City Nebraska , 70-fi
W IANTRD A girl to wa < t on th. ub'e ' , and
eow , at the Occldecttl Hotel , CW-tf
WANTED An cxpcrle ccj laVir. IVrmi
neit empbymeit and eoodvi g" . Ad <
dress D. LOWJIAN , Halting * , Neb. 575 SJ
SITUATIONS WANTED ,
WANt'U Situation nyllistc'ai cook il
vrivate famt y or boa-ding biuie. Apply
1318 Jac'i on street. . 798 6 $
TT/AN ED-SItua'Ion st an. kind of woik.
VV Address Henry Price , dee office , Council
Bluffs , IOAO. 805t
WANTKD-'iy country or rl situation In pr | .
pate family want lo attend college in c'ty '
and w II nrk b i'a te of h > r time for her b ard.
Addrew "Ne llo" the office d h-t
) M WANTtt
WANTED ao dres makinc in prliate
family in Omaha. Addrisd Drc Maker ,
Unoffice , Council Bluffs , Iowa , AO-4C
Within two i.'ocof ' Horse car
WANTED
line , two cr ttree rtom" , eu'inble for li
housokieplnp. Address K , IIco ctllce. 8 9-Ot
MR. A. J. RwartB , will you ple io lea\o yaur
addreis f rme. Chat , B shop at the hotel
Uarni , 914 Tenth street. blu-5 {
WANTKU Srmei'ood f.mlly loaTpta hey
baby two cka old. Uquirjat No. IWn
0 h StiotOimhaNcli. . ! 91-5tl ]
" \T17"ANTED-500 ptlvtu ts sinks , and cc -
VV poolslo ccai wlths.iiltaty clcsii r Sit
l8fuctlunRuaraDtd.il J , M HhllH ,
ni-lmo ) Lock lox4J2 ! , Orna a.
' \TTASlEl-B enbiny BiitTcrln wi'h looth
VV und hialaehe , ticill at 1121 I'irunin tro-t
and bocir d ticeof ila go by Ilornc's Eectrlo
FOR bENT HOUSES AND LOTS.
[ 710 * : KE.\T Triiee nicely fund hfd looaii' ,
L1 wi'h o : without bouo , aUig J.ckson St.
874 111
FOR 11I > T llnuHi und itabli ru i ,
ba , l thtnd iron Appl ) t ) Ji.hnwlit ,
cer. 13 hs r t. .62 Ct
IJlOli R T Mce Iuri.1 lie
lith aid C'ils.
' II'USB FOR
P'CIFIO llK-1-Temh and
Da tnpoit street , 3'J ro ins. * ppj tiil.
W. Oiay , ail T e.flh etreit. 7al 101
T71UIIMSIIED ROOMS FOR RENT-Dne poit
J. i tree ) , jubt abjvn lotli , outb slae , loll.
737-tf
KIOK KENT- homed uro.ma with all ron-
JjCL | I ecs , n trtet car line. Irqulro 1140
nor.h l ih street , ! ) t Nicholisand Pau. 791-B !
| 7 > OR RENT A new 5 rocm ccttago ou Don l.e
Jl street PEC , opposite P. C' . 7kO-7
TTlUtlNISHED PARLOR And boarJ. Modern
JJ coov nlenccs , 1810 Codgo t < rt t ibO-lot
I710II HUNT Furnlihiii rromisuitable forrrn-
1J iltinan , at 1U1U I'aroam Street iCU 5t
BEST-Hcu eon N.W corcei cf S0th ! and
FOH . Apply next door. T5J-5f
> nicely furnished front pulor a d bed room
/ ) , and w f J w tb no children ,
kO.d board uittlj a block 1713 Chicago St ,
7300 }
- , 10th and II ckory
EORRENT-Newcotlagis iputh 5th.
! OU9t
rnt ) LKt A nice furnlghed room with piano.
JL alio ether looms 1015l > edge St. f5l-9f
TTIORIinNT AetoroSOxM in Balcombe blok
Jj ou ICth street.
73 BT. A D. DALCOMBE.
RENT iwo rooms acd kitchen , 3 cloicts
FOR , at corner 13th and CUifornU siroit
Inquire at COS N. 13th streiU 738 7 |
\ \ RtNT > urnlthed room with bay wi.
H\0l\ and board , ilcdern Improxmenti , 1718
71S-7J
roil BENT FuraMinl room 1011 W H ter8t
between 10th and 17th St. 700-Ot
011 P.ENT Houses and lots at philmand
] J Hell1 * , lltnl Hurtau , oppwlte I'osl tBeo.
nOUKENT-Furn'shed ' ni unlurn'shtd room.
1 J1 imdirn cci.vcnlcmM , gfjod location , 1810
' "T"
DidgjSt.
5 10 LhT-One roooi with bo rd , l 03Co'lfornl
ttteet. & * 71m
OR RENT Fh tiprght pUt-o , Hne Kim-
F
-
BKNT 25 hou w. 2 to 111 roorru , t to
FOK ] per month 8hrlrer' lltnt bure u , op-
po it ooel office. 768-U
HUNT Two double ( tore * , lult.ble lot
FOR house , gt wry , butcher , or wvlnon
mtuated to as to command K" ' mer trude.
cqulrsof Mn. F. Unite , 8. W Cor. )3tb and
Jackxn St * . 800-1 mt
FOR BALE ,
SALE S room h'tii' , good order , cUtcrn
FOU Uou e. Inrn , full let , mlle I rom po t-
otfl e Vorj Ka y Tcr J a , H.fOO.
801 If AMtS , Farnam St.
i OK SALE 6 rf om hou s , callar. clitini , etc.
r anil 3 room homo , 'o' rCx 3J ft In lln hade
trees , bloct liom Bt M rj's a > cnu cart tali
allu fr m joitoHUo , | 3.3 0 . . . . .
AME3 , Kainam iticit.
I OK Si' E 7ro > m house , lot 04x143 ,
JJ IroiB.KO d cellar aadcU-rn , tins lootbn ,
.11 ttriclear line Pa > meats to suit , f3,6CO
t-Ob tf AMKs , Farnam St ,
' ' ALE F w chile * aero lots , wcsiOniaha ,
F'OIl ly loci ten , cam tcnni K. a ft ro and trp
aero lo c , hni ca and l'\s \ In all l.calaos , ft'- pit *
co and terms to null mirchaacri1.
SoMf AM c8 , Karnatn street.
Oil S-LF Good Ion cr.v ftirlly rony , 7
F 3 cars old II qJre I21J DofgoEt. 7 2-H' §
OK SA E A eel of hca\y alngle ar ' < f at
F 1110 N 18ih etre t. 771-75
710R S LK A pair of hoary driujht mules.
! inquire at 1 Oj South lit i atrott. H2-l r
IpOH 8 ALE -A rare o it nee. & m w store 22x10
X ? feet and lot ccnttlnlnira complo e itjck ol
Kenera moichardhi , nd enjoying th beat flt of
a heal by and tteadny Incieai ni buelncef , loca
ted In coil re ot one uflhe bott iKr.cultU'Bl dl -
tr ct.slu wfRt-in lo a. ' 1'erms llbcrtl , wrlti I' .
O , liox > ( ! , Inrgene , Ik 713-12t
OLSr.o ! : ) rooms ( or "lo vny cheap Ap-
H p'V at ilalJw.n Hid 11 Inn corner IVh and
O'i street. 768 St
pt 1NIINO OFFICU FORS4LE A flourishing
I raper In a > onn < nd gro l g town In Eas
tern NcbrKka. AddretsU II. Dee Office.
021-1 mo
FOR 8ALF One quarter atctlcn land la SUn-
< on county. Also ono of th ) best itcck farms
In Durt county , one mile frrm Uerman HI Alton.
Also lot and st. re building ; 1119 Firnam street.
Also for sale or trade fcr Douglas county proper
ty , 40 aciej In Mason county , Illinois. Inquire
of U. O. CLARK.
578-fi
TTIOn SALE New house , 12 rooms. 8 closets ,
r cellar , rin * HO per mnr th , one-lhtrd corner
lot gtGOO. New liouj' , B rooms , garret12x40 ,
cellar , cluttrn and well , lot C xOG for 2,700. 2
houiei , 4 tonmo each , celNr , c ( tern , well and
stable , Ut 38x132 , 82,700. Xli within G bl cka It
po < lofflce. Inquire s\v. 08 North 13ih Street.
C79- & ;
IOR BALK OK RENT Vose Piano.
F 628f C. J CAifAN.
T > EMI9'New Map ot Omaha , Just completed and
X > ready for delivery at K each. Is 4 feet wide
by 7 'eet long. Largest and most complete map
of Omaha ever published. Official map of the-
clt > . S 30 column
F IOIl SALE One horse , iliifrlo wagon and har
nets. 1 Cooper "waxon.
CIIAKLTON BRrS. ,
317-tt 301 N. Ifitb at.
. OK HALE , uiiGAf Choice uolinpioved bun-
1 Inrs * lots on Farnam. Hariey , Douj'lre ,
and Djdgo strceia. D > VIS & SN YDEU ,
Heal ERt-te ARents ,
110-eod-tf 1505 Fainani St
I710U dALE A Orat clnm ( ccond hand phselon
L1 Call at 1819 Harncy 8t 8fl7-U
[ 71 OK MALE 1'uchGts maps of NoBraaku 100
Jj each. For bargains in i " aba City improved
and ontmpr vcd property , call on Wm. K , Shrl-
vcr , ne l Kiitate Agent , opposite postofflco.
7GS-tf
AW ETO
STUAYEDOR STOLES Dirk r-an cow , mo-
i him azcii , groi lirer fery gentle , about 7
i r 8 ycata ol > . Hops ar ud eck when last
seen. L'berat ' rewarj for i y Informathn loid-
Inetohpr recu\cry , J. E. HONEWI17 ,
80 ] til 1CJ3 Dodg Btieot.
STOLEN OR BT.RAYED-F < om the ndhbr-
hoodof i Uhorn l ity , o i Tuisday l < si , one-
brown , o e bay and ont roirrl coloicd inare ,
Ahibayhoiee 1 nformatton as to thi i t whero-
aboi.ti to be aCdres 04 to 0 E. Vandlver , Valley
S tlon , Nob. 812 Of
T AP1E3 Suffciligwl'hc r fi cinbecu ed bv
Jj calling on Mrs Spencer Hours irom 9 to 11
a ID , and 2 to 0 p. m. ho. 707 . > orth ISth S'ri ct ,
Omaha , hcb. 777-6t- 3t
MRS JI 'v Olsen mldwifa irraiuated t Stock-
ho m Instlluti of midwifery. Mealdtnce 24
Leavenw r'hS r-tt. Tfil- ! §
MOB. IIAVSSN , Midwife , his n moved Irom
Oth aud Jaclson to IG.h nd lUrcy Sta.
WILL take ch'ldren ' ol > ny age git e them a
mothers care far a liberal compensation.
Address Y. Z. Bee office 368-1 mo *
f ADIES wishing a qule'nlace during confine
Ij mcnt , with nurse will address W , B. Bc
office. 309-lraoJ
TO EXCHANGE for city prrperty In Oaaha ,
ten Hrat-clas Improved faims. Also H00 >
brad ol sheep f r sale Correspond with N. 0.
ihr stlann'n , btciameito , Neb. m'9-lm
EDWARD KUBHL
MAO1STER OF PALMYSTERY AND C0NDT
TIONALI3T , 498 Tenth street , between Farnam.
and Ilarney. Will , with the aid of gnardlan
spirits , obtain for any one a glance of the pa >
and present , and on certain conditions In tl > fa.
ture. Boots and Shoos made to order. Ptifrcl
eatUfaclInn tmirantred
IN HOT WATER
U'iNT BE 6KKITICAL. HEASOX TtfACURB
AND ' GXfbIlb ( Cn CONf IKM8 HIAT'rAr.
, ; V.t's7o1tz.'r Ai p ntlS K VAL- .
UAJtb | Ki ( ANY AN' . ALL IJldORDKUS OF
Till : REMEDY lOMAtll. LlVtR AND 1 OW-
SJ1 / IK8M > " MlIN A GLASS f HOT
WATER F.V HY OUKINQ bKbOhE EATING
' 8 NOT OSLY EX IllIMEhY BENEFICIAL.
SJ , , Awpl1' ' TION AOMNST DISEASE
N HIUU N 0\K ( JAN APFORD TO DISRE-
GAUi . F > R t'ALK UY AL , DKUGGISTS.
N. B-ln taklns SELTJCUH APERIENT li hot
water , wait unt'l ' the tffoniaccnce his entirely
c'ts d. Iho water ihould lo h t not 'inld
'
cr lukewarm.
Absolutely Pure.
Thta n/tn.ilA * ( * > _ . . . _ _ „ .
" ' "mojphrBphatepow-Jer Sold Bni.1
New York.
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