THE OMAHA DAILY BSE---WEDNESDAY MAY 16
The Daily Bee.
Wednesday Morning , May 10.
LOOAb BKJUVJlTIEB.
A new ildewalk li being laid In front
of th Metropolitan hotsl.
The trtei are coming out with their
spring suits rery rapidly.
There waa tomething new yesterday a
decided neniutlon. It w i the fairest cf
Hay weather.
The Ktlly habeis corpu * wan not set
( or jreiterday , but has been continued loan
IndeBnlte date.
The telephone exchange is expected to
be In working order ngaln by tha middle of
next week.
Bad wetther has delayed the repairs
on the telephone exchange M well ts the
patlng work.
Contractor Grant had.hin pa\lng force
bnay at work yeatordny on Douglai
street , and has the concrete laid hall
way from Thirteenth to Twelfth Btroot.
The D. & II. O. will r < ; ach Ogden
bout the 10th of tbli month , on.l botli
the Union und C ntral i'nclGc will prob.
ably begin runnin ; their through truim
into Salt Lake Cl ' by that time.
Tlie Miennere' r folks have received
a letter from the ( . rroanla society of L1n <
coin stating that they would probably Lc
np next Sunday. The Mrennerchor wlL
arrange [ ilcnio for their entertainment !
D. L. Mitchell , K ( j. , of the 13ec
IIIvB , hn pressnted Judge IJoujke with a
handname , full length i > h-tograph Sol
Om ha'i polloe maglntrntr , which hif
bcea framed and hung up in the court
room.
The two men arrested la t night bj
Officeru Stewart nnd Walker with two and
a half yards of black cloth In their ponscs
slon , fulled to Recount for It yceterdaj
and were held for further Investigation oi
until a claimant appears for the goodi ,
In the police court yesterday oni
man vras isnt up for Intoxication , Thi
easu of John Svaclna a an t two glrli fo
maUcioos destruction of treet wan oonttn
( ted to 10 o'cloek Friday , A caie of dl >
tnrbance of the peace w i set ( or 4 p. m
M. J. Taft and daughter and H. 13
Taylor of Bradford , 1'a. , have been out t
Dawion county and bought a largo trac !
oi land , a few miles north of Plum Creek
a which they Intend eitabltihlog a colon
from Pennivlvania. They are going t
take comlderable more land on their retur
and will make agriculture tbilr chief ala
TJnole John Stanton has retired to hi
summer residence.
The Hit of the grand and petit jurat
for the June term of the dhtrlot court wi
be drawn this morning.
To-day was tlia first tlmo the eun IIR
shown itftelf for over n week , nnd HDIIIO Ir
dividual who onght to to banished to th
north pole appeared on the street carryln
an umbrella to shelter hlmnerf from II
rays , If ho hadn't been no stalwart li
would be tot down for n dude ,
A company has been organized i
Glenwood , Iowa , to operate a telephor
Titem through a tier t f seven countl
runulng east of the Missouri river , A
the towns In thceo counties are to be coi
we ted with the central station at Glc
wood , and Olenwood IB to Le connect *
with Omaha via Pacific Junction ar
FlatUmouth.
i A gad cue Is reported from Soul
Omaha , Frank Jelllntk , an aged m :
with his wife and four children , arrived i
' Oinaba three weeks ago from BohomI
' Jelllnek bad the consumption and dli
yesterday leaving hli family without
npporter and without rnoner , to mal
their wfey in a now worl > \ The remal
were taken to Undertaker Jacobs and w
be Interred in tbn new cemetery of t !
Bohemian Association. The deceased w
62 years of age.
Tbo mother of Ed. Kennedy , t
young man who obtained twogold watch
from Max Meyer & Bro. en a forged ord
from Jthn Daumer , came In from Denv
yesterday. She la n very nice lad ; w
luBoilog from consumption and w
ordered by the physician to take nn oce
voyage , being on her way to Cierma
when the received lier son's telegram. S
4J9 that LI , received a fall when ho w
. --ftjrty which injured his head nnd thin
that he was not entirely accountable I
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-what he did.
The Llnojlu Journal of yeatordr
commenting on the report In THK Hi
y : "Considerable talk was created
our streets yesterday afternoon over t
report that Miia Ilattlo Adams , forme
of this city , now of Ouuha , has strucl
man named Fred Bhnw over ( he heidw
a beer mug last Sunday night , inflicting
wound th t might prove fatal. Late 1
venln ; tha rumor was In circulation tl
the man , had died. Mr. Adams , fathei
the girl , told a Journal reporter that
kad telegraphed for particulars , but up
v a late hour last night had not received
tnawer.
A new sporting organization kno
aa the "Omaha Qun o'ub" his been fora
and meets fur practice every two weeks
the Lake's addition ground ? . The cl
will send a team to the ttato uportsme
tournament at Lincoln on thi 12th , 13
14th and 15th cf next me nth. Memb
and officers cf the new club are as folio1
President , W. H. S. Hughes ; vice pri
dent , Jell. W. Bedford ; tecrctary o
treasurer , Geo. Kay ; board of manage
O. F.Brusker , F. 8. Porraelee , John '
Petty ; members , Gee T. Mills , W. II.
HuRhe * . Jeff. W. lUdford , G. F. BrucU
Al. Patrick , Sam. Nasb , John W. Pet
V , P. Parmelee , John J. llardln , P ,
EnstlB , Geo. Kay.
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to i
party who will produce a oaie of Ll >
kidney or Stomach complaint that Kl
UK bitters will not ipeedlly cure. Br
then , alonp , It will coat you nothing for
mediate if it falls to cure , and you will
v U warded ( or your trouble beald
All Bloobdlscaier , Blllouane , Jaund
Oonitipatlo. , no general debility
quickly cttrea. Satisfaction n > r nte d
Qonoy refnndeQ. prio , oar 50 cents
bottle. For tale b , Q. F. Goodman.
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Would not U wIthout -Jdllii , Kui
Batvt , U U > vsrdlet ot ] _ o
FrlttX * .
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LOCAL LEGISLATORS.
Hon , W , J , Oonnell the New
Oity Attorney ,
The Market House Proposition
Revived A afn ,
neooptlon of the Dourd of Trade
Communication , Eto
At iho regular mooting of the city
council hat evening , tboto wcro pres
ent MOSHIS , Anderson , Bohm , Dun
ham , Ilasoal ) , Kanfmann , Laeder ,
MoGacklu , Murphy , RedCuld , Thrano ,
Woodworth and President Baker ,
Tbo minutes of the last regular and
special meetings wcro road and ap
proved ,
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From the mayor : Nominating Wm.
J 0 Connell city attorney , vice John
D liowo , term expired , Confirmed.
From the mayor : Approving ol
certain ordinances. Filed.
From the city treasurer : Reporting
as to bid ? received for the $100GOC
paving bonds.
The details of tlioiio bids are pnb <
llshod olaGwliTo The Omaha Na
tlonal bank , t < highest bidder , asked
that nil thu b udn bo delivered on
Juno 1
Mr. Ilmo il moved that the bondt
bo awarded the Omaha National bank ,
Carried ,
Fr-m the secretary of the Donrd oi
Trade , stating the appointment of e
committed to confer regarding the un <
tortainmont of the editorial excursion'
Ints ; the amount required In abonl
$000 , and the council was asked tc
contribute a portion of that sum. Ila
forrod to the finance committee.
From residents of the Fourth ward
oiling attention to the dangerous con
dltion of the sidewalks on the aontl
aldo of Capital avenue , west of Sixteenth
teonth street. Referred.
From A. 11. Toozor : P/ceontlnp ! i
bill of damages from recent floods
Referred.
From 0. H , Oulon and others
Asking that the north and south eld
of Oapitol avenue bo curbed and gul
terod from Twentieth to Savontoont
streets. Referred.
From City Water Works Oo : Th
fire hydiDnt on Seventeenth an
Leavonworth la now ready for use
Referred ,
A number of bills were referro
without reading.
From residents on Sevontoont
street : Asking that It bo openo
from Nicholas to Olark and donatln
the necessary ground for right of waj
Referred.
From property owners on Sanndoi
and adjoining streets : Asking tht
Saunders street bo brought to grade
Referred.
From Henry Jack ion : Glalmln
damages by reason of north Omah
flood of May 8th , amounting t
$598.25 Raforrod.
From Stephen Roblnton : Offorln
to deliver 1,200 cubic yards of earth t
10 ccnta per yard. Referred , wit
power to act.
From the city engineer : Eitlrnal
of grading necessary to bring Nin
teonth Rtroot to grade between , Dodj
and Harnoy. Filed.
From Paul Platz : Requesting pe
mltelon to nso dirt from Oass at
Turontj-Bfth streets to fill sldowa
ground. Referred.
The city engineer's estimate of ltd
walks constructed and repaired w
approved.
From the taxpayers on Howar
Jackson and Jones streets and all i
torseotiog atroots from Ninth to Tht ;
teonth streets , calling attention to tl
necessity of grading all the abe <
named streets. Referred.
From residents on Wllllan
street , between Twelfth and Fou
II teonth , asking that It bo made pass
blr. Referred.
From the board ot trade oommitto
transmitting ordlnanoa. Filed.
llESOUmONS.
By Lcodor : That the market honi
proposition of Webster Bnydor ba r
nclnded Adopted.
By Kunfmann : To have obstrn
lions on the sidewalk on the east sli
of Thirteenth , south of Ljavonwort
removed. Adopted.
By Thranc : Calling for list of aid
walko in Fourth ward needing repaii
Adopted.
By Bahm : Requesting the Unli
Pacific railroad company to oulari
the culvert on Fourteenth street no
Maroy , Adopted.
By Buhm : That a hydrant '
placed on the northeast corner
Twenty-Second and Loavonwort
Referred.
By Murphy : Appointing n spool
committee of three to negotiate wl
Byron Rued regarding the opening
Dodge street to the city llml
Adopted.
By Loedor ; That any work do
by the city bo paid on the basis
wages adopted by the council in 18f
Amended that the wages bo $1 8
per day , and adopted as amondod.
By Bohm : Instructing rity o
glneer to employ somuoao to rep
the North Omaha sewer as soon
possible. Referred.
By Anderson : To have a blac
ib board placed In the council chaml
ibhi for illustrating plann by profile , dra
hi Ing , etc. Adopted.
By Anderson : Forbidding I
dumping of stable mauuro or rnbb
ot uny kind Into the North Oma
crook , Adopted.
By Rodfield : Instructing the boi
of public works In regard to the rep
of the curb and gutter on c
aide of Tenth street near the dep
Adopted.
By McQuokln ; Instructing the c
marshal to notify all houses of proi
tntlon within two squares of the Th
ward school honso to remove wit )
SO davs. Adopted.
ay By Kanfmann : Tocauso the Imi
dlato removal of the building now
the Middle of Eleventh street ,
be tween Jpnoa and Lpavouwoi
bo Adopted , v
By Woodworth : Directing the C
ire Waterworks Co. ( o , put In | heliYa
boxes , on all street * being pAved ,
ier either brick , itone or oak. Adopt
By RedGold ; Directing the olty
Rineer to furnish a profile and rep
it * the amount of erth necessary to
II moT d to bring Eleventh , Twelfth iII i
Thirteenth streets togrido fromDouR-
h to nhlcago. Adopted ,
By Woodwortb : To stop deposits of
rubbish on the grounds north of the
0 , M & 0. railway. Adopted.
REPORTS 01COMMITTEES. .
The matter of the taxation of the
Djpont Powder Co. , was referred
back to the judiciary committee to
foeuro the opinion ot tbo city attor
ney.
ney.Tho petition of L. V , Morse and
others for curbing and guttering of
Oipltol avenue from Fonrteoontn to
'llxteenth was favorably reported on
nd an ordinance ordered drawn up
or that end.
The petition of D. VdtiEtton aud
thers for change ot grade on Harmy
treet from Eighteenth to Cjnvont
treat was filed without action as thcro
was a strong protoHt In the matter.
The committee on police reported in
aver cf the appointment of Michael
rlcEaery as policeman and the ap-
ointment was confirmed.
The ; " i n cf L , 0. Etiowold fcr
lormUaion to place a scale near Twen-
, y-sixth and St. Mary's avenue was
ranted ,
The petition of the German assocla-
Ion for poososslon of parcel of laud ou
Inrkot street was favorably recom-
nondod and the execution of a deed
rdored.
The petition for a change of names
f certain streets in north Omalm was
cportad back and filed.
The ordinance sent In by the board
f trade and establishing a dop-ut-
uont of public buildings and surveys ,
na Introduced and referred to thu
udlolary committee.
An ordinance changing the name o !
'ark ' avonno to McGrnth avonno was
ntroducod and referred.
An ordinance amending section 1
nd repealing aectlon ( I ot ordinance
511 , which proscrlbim the dntler
, nd hxos the aalarloi of the board of
lubliu works TTBE read twice nud ro <
erred. Thin fixes the oMnoy of the
ihalrmnn nt $2,200 , and of the mem-
bora at $250.
< \n ordinance requiring meats anc
egotablcn to pass under inspector
and creating the oflico of inspector
ilso to prevent hnckstoring In thi
streets of Omaha was read and referred
forred to the jndialary.
An ordinance to protect the sovron
n North Omaha from damage by pro
vldlng for the drainaga of the over
flow and surplus water of said creel
was passed ,
An ordinance changing the name
of certain streets in North Omaha
already published , vras road twice am
referred.
A special ordinance levying n ta :
for the ctnstrnotlon and repair o
sidewalks and another approprialin
moneys for the same purpose , ten
twloo and referred.
Adjourned for two weeks ,
STEALING BILK.
Three Yountr Boy a Hun Their Head
Into the NOOBO.
Ou Saturday last the store of L I
William * was robbed ot a bolt of all
o intaining ninety yards , the whoh
a Jo price of which was $1 per yard.
The robbery happened between 1
and 1 o'clock , at noon , and was a
w < 11 planned that It , was accompllaho
CM hout the detection from anyone 1
tl n store.
Three boys , Dag Maguire , Mil
Q tinlnn and John O'Brien , wet
t. Williams' at the noc
h nt and Magnlro at
0 Brlon entered , while Qalnlan stoo
0 t watch untsldo. Magniro had
l rgo overcoat thrown carelessly ovi
bid shoulder. O'Brien engaged ot
of the clerks In a dicker for a pair <
rhoe strings , and meanwhile Maguli
walked coolly back to the silk count !
iid smuggled thn bolt of goods nndi
1 M overcoat. 0 Brlon having got h
i > oe strings , both then wont out an
j Ined the outside sentinel.
The departure of the boys , none '
vhora are over eighteen years of ag
us watched by one of Edholm
IMcksou'a clerks , who mistrust *
i mothlrg wrong from their actions BI
t U they had boon up to some ml
ief. He wont over to the store at
i parted his suspicious and upon ( t
'Igatlon the bolt of silk was foui
i < o missing.
' IIlicer Walker was Informed of tl
bory nnd from the doecrlptlc
* n by the jewelry clerk and M
lams' employee readily guors <
were the culprits. Bo and Of
' I \rmour wont to work togoth
I o well did they make their caic
n H that they succeeded in recovp
0 nvonty-fivo of the ninety yan
> r k.
k.oy found two dross patteri
10 the piece at R drossmakit
'f ' ' tishraent and one at
' d barber shop , A four !
1 boon sold to a lady fro
> ' itlo , Iowa , who had already le
h 'tome. She was notified of tl
'f ' idle and will return the goodi t
' / The rest of the pleco la not y
' ivored.
I'no boys are of the right age
' ' . / good from evil and It Is probal
1. 11 > - . they will land In the ponituntla
2 , ere they got through with tl
> lr. It Is supposed that two color
iIr it are implicated with the qac
Ir they have skipped the town.
tiS It has been hard times this apri
'i around and the gang has been g <
kur ii < In its work pretty freely , but tl
urw I ib promises to bo a sorry one for t
w- i jartlolpants
lie ! Bucklen'B Arnica Salvo ,
ih The greatest medical wonder of t
liorld. . Warranted to upeedllv cure Bun
i ilrolsef. Cuts , Ulcerf , Suit Kheum , Wai
ri 'ores ' , Cancers , Piles , ChllbUttu , Con
. | 'otter , Chapped llnndi , nnd all skin erv
llr ons , Rinranteod to cure In every luatau
lot f money roluuiM. 2S rents per box.
it. For le by 0 , F. ( iooilra n.
MILLINERY STOCK FOB SAL
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1. A now and styllah stock of mllllnc
rd > nd fancy goods , which will bo sc
| n i cheap owing to poor health of p
oriotor. A splendid opening
10 * fancy stock , as there is none In t
In town. For a bargain , address
Lock Box 53 ,
Teonmseh , Neb ,
If yon are not married , write
Marriage Fund MutnalTru t AwoeUtl
ve Cedar lUpldi , Iowa , for flrcabkr * expll
of log the plan.
id.m . The Reno EveningO'azette U I
m- cheapest paper and Loest advertlsl
) , tt ( Bi\jdlum In Nevada , , Its Weekly
nd the home paper fow'tne whole lUte
A STORM SCENE.
A Midnight Alarm ana its Denouement -
nouoment ,
A Olup of Thunder tbnt A'woke
Onu Bleeptr.
Upon a certain night during the
week of storms th i has jast paiaed , a
little Incldant ooourred at ona of our
loading hotels which has not yet found
Ita way Into print.
It was about two o'clock In the
morning , and the night clerk was beginning -
ginning to weary of his long watch
and wish for day , when the bell rang
from one of the rooms np stairs. The
bsll boy WAI sent up aud returned
breathless with tha information that
tbo lodger In that room had hoard
groana In the alloy beneath his win
, ar d VlU'Ved tha * a man
was being inuid-jwd do.vn tliufJ.
At this tlmo the atorm was at itt
leight , the ruiu was falling In torrentc
nd the glare of tha lightning and roar
f the thunder were incessant , The
rhole proceeding was no unusual and
-ho night so advontagons for deeds of
> lood that the clerk , who is prndent
, r > well as bravo , thought It might be
i plan to got everybody out and rot
ho cafe. Not to bo caught In this wnj
ho sent the porter and boll boy to tht
oecua of the supposed victim and tck <
ng up a double barrelled shotgun
ook a stand BO nn to cover both on
rancos with his artlllory.
In sooio way ho caught the trlggei
n a coat button and a movement oi
hla arm sent the hammer down one
ho gnn , which was loaded with eluci
ind buck shot , went off with a nolai
that double discounted the thunder
the charge being burled In the wood
work about thu culling.
The force that had gone to reacui
the man In the alley , found only i
a drunken man who had got into .th
mud ao deep that ho was unable t
extricate himself , and before they go
htm out hoard the shot and snpposei
an attack had boon made on the clerk
They name in pale and excited wltl
hands np and were relieved tojfind th
extent of the troubled BO limited
Strange to say , not a soul np stair
was alarmed by the discharge , and moue
ouo appeared on the scene nntll morn
Ing. At breakfast tlmo a Chlcag
drummer , who had occupied an insld
room , appeared to settle hla bill bofor
leaving for the train , and the clerk
anxious to find out the effect of th
accidental shot , asked him If he slop
well. "Ob , yes ? " "Well , that wa
an awfnl atorm last night ? " "Yei
but It didn't bother mo much , excer.
that I heard a of a clap of thuti
dor about 2 o'clock. "
The clerk did not explain thnt the
storm was inaido the house , but h1
frlonda learned of it , and ouo of thoi
qavo it away to a BEE reporter.
FLEA FOR THE POOR.
A Chance for trie Charitable to do
Good Deed.
Mrs. H. M. Ojrlton , member of tt
publishing committee of the Omal
Auxiliary society , baa laanod the fc
lowing notice :
> The Omaha Auxiliary society ha1
a soliciting committing who are Rathe
Ing provisions and other necosaai
articles to send to the home ne :
Wednesday. All who dealro to aor
omothlog and who may not see tl
ommlttoo can send their donatloi
o Mrs. Haver's , 1512 Divonpo
treot. The Auxiliary society hi
rrangod to send a box of provialoi
inco a month , and all May oontrlb
Ions must bu In before next Wodne
lay. The box , or boxea , will 1
> ackod next Tuesday evening. An
hlng will bo acceptable. All won
hlnk ao If they oonld see the cone
Ion cf the homo nnd the inmateo aa
j saw them a few days ago. Butter h
j not been seen in the homo for month
The regular diet ia lard gravy at
; raham mush all the tlmo. Meat
only served once a week and thi
never got anything in the way of de
cacios , not oven for Sunday dlnnc
fiany of the babies are lying upi
itraw bads with no pillows. Set
lomo pillows and anything to mal
hem moro comfortable. This Is o
irat general donation ; let us too h (
well wo can do. Lot an try to ma
hoae friendless onea fool it ia a hoi
or them.
CONURE8HMAN LAIRD.
Tbo Omaha Qloo Club Gives Him
RoualnK Beronade.
Hon. James Laird ; congreasm
rom the Second district has boon
t
ho Paxton for the put two or thr
days , and last night the Omaha O !
Ulub determined to give him a sore
adobe
About half pait nine o'clock t
club-wont to the Paxton and first sa
tCtho rotunda after which they we
ipTotalra and serenaded Mr , Lilrd
its room , tfter which that gontlem
made his appearance and acknoi
edged the honor in a brief speech tl
was very pleaaant to the boys.
Tim club was next Invited down
the Pdxton clnb rooms , where th
were joined by several Omaha gent
men aud passed the tlmo ploaaan
nntll midnight.
Ohampagtto flowed like water , a
ono song iollowed another in qnl
aucccenlou , the boys appearing at th
very bt st.
Mr. LIrd made thorn a seoa
( pooch , not ICES .happy than the fit
aud the party finally separated runtu
ly well pleased.
"BOUGH ON CORN
Ask for Wolls' "Hough on Corn
15o. Quick , complete , permani
unro. Corns , warts , bunions.
Sunday Scnool Aeaoolatlon ,
ETATK SECBETABY'S Omcs , 1
KKAHNKV , Nob. , May 10,1883. J
The annual convention of the 1
bo
btsika Sunday School association i
be held at Oolnmbui , June 12 , 13 i
14 , commencing on Tuesday evonl
be and closing Taunday evening. Ook
bus sayi "come , " and it is uiak
eyery effort to Insure inooess. Ei
school and county association Is i
U d io two delegttM. Tha rallro
make the usual lodust'on ' of one and
one-fourth faro for the round trip.
The Sioux City & Pac.tio road will ru-
turn porsoso who h v * p\td full faro
going nt one fourif * n. upon pre-
Beutntlim ut thtir illli lu Fremont of
a curtlficito of nMeuiiuLcu at the ccn-
vomion , The Union Pacific and the
Burllnaton & Miisouri River roads
will dell excursion tlckuU forthoronnd
trip at one and otiti foutth furo upon
pseaentatlim nt the u'atlon ot startitg
of acertificnto obt intd from the cor
responding secretary of tbo aseocla-
tlon before leaving Homo , which cer
tificate entitles the holder to nuch px-
curelon ticket ut the reduced rate. Bj
sure to obtain thcso cirtlfisstes prior
to starting from homo by applying to
the correapnnemg secretary , H. B
Gilbert , at Kearney , Neb , stating the
route by which > ou runoh Columbus ,
B. F. Jacobs , of Cblcapo , chairman
of the cxocutivo ojinmlttuu of thn International
tornational Sunday School association ,
Is expected to bu with ns , and together -
gethor with leading Sanday cchool
workers of our own 6010 , will make
the convention ere cf deep interest
and profit to the Sanday school people
present. Bring gospel hvruna com
bincd , together with bibles , psncllc
and note paper.
H. B GILUF.IIT , S.ato Stcrelavy.
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A MARKETHOU E
A New Proposition foraMuch Needed
Duildiner
Since the proposition of the eyndL
c to represented by Webster Soydoi
to erect r $150,000 musket houno or
Jcfi'jrson rqnare full through tlu
eubjcct has been pretty much loa !
sight of. '
It la learned now that Gen , Eta
brock proposed to erect at an earl ]
day n market house which will cou
50,000 and which will bo located oi
hla own properly on Sixteenth atrco
opposite Jtfterfioii Square.
In convcueatlon with Mr. Ettabrool
it was stated by him that Mio prtjecl
was boua fide and if the proper leg
Islatlon can be secured from the ell ]
council will bo carried out. The plan
are already drawn and nro now to b <
aeon at Mr , Estabrook'a ofiiso. Thi
building will ba such ns to be not oul ;
remunerative to its owners but a credl
to that part of the city and the enl ;
delay is occasioned by waiting to so
if the council will take sojie nctloi
for the protection of such an enter
prise.
"IHE WILD WEST. "
Arrival of the "Buflalo Bill' Party l
Gmana.
A Bpecall train of nine cars arrive
In this city over the Union Paclfi
about 4 o'clock last evening , brlngln
the men , anlmala and paraphernall
of the "Wild West , " the Cody an
Carver combination , which brok
camp at Columbia yesterday morning
The train waa run right down totb
U. P. ahope , where it wnn nnlo&de
of bag and baggage nnd the procee
elon , a moat unique one , at once tee
Its way out Sixteenth etrcet to th
driving park , whrro the party agal
goes Into camp ,
Tne party comprises about eight
men and moro than that number c
animals , There ate over sixty Indlar ,
Omahas , Ogallala Sioux , Brul
Sioux and Pawnees. Then there ai
buffalos , elk , dogs , and about fift
broncho ponies. Altogether the pe :
sonnol ot the party h very novel an
the appearance well calculated to a
tract attention.
Wilberforco Grand Concert Con
pany ( formerly known as the Stewai
Concert Oompiny ) , endoraad by hot
pulpit and press , will give one of the
Grand Concert * at Masonic Hall , coiner
nor Sixteenth and O.ipltol nvonue , fr
the benefit of the now African M.
Church to night. DJ not fail to hoi
them , General admission , 50 cent
children under 12 years , 25 cents.
BIRD MITOUEU , Pastor.
rtoal Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were filed fc
ricord in the county clerk's ' offic
May 14 , reported for THE BEE I
Amos' rettl estate agency :
B. nnd L Reed nud wives to J. I
Erok , w. d. , lot 55 , Nelaon'a add
$350.W. .
W. J Cjnnell aad wlf o J. GM
q. c. d , lot 8 , block ' D , " Shluii
add. , SI 00
A. M G McOormlck and huebii
to F. B Keniuird , et. al. w. d. , pa :
lot G , block 135 , $ G,000.
J. W Shank and wife to J P. Ro
w. d. , part lot 30 and n. lot 3
Kouutze's add. , $2COO
J. Barker and wife to M Tlbke , \
d. , part lot * 105 aud 100 , Nelson
add , $1 550.
Z. Stevens and wife to J. H. Ere
w. d. . lot 3 , block 212J-53,500.
L. R. Tuttle , Jr. , tu G. E. Strs
man , w. d. , lot 2 , Tuttle'a snbdlvlsli
-SQ25
J. McKoon to n. H. Rees , w. c
parcel sec. 2 2 , 15,13-$2,000
H. H. and S. Rues to J McKee
w. d. , parcel KOO. 22 , 15 , 13-$2,5C
F. P. and E A , Gould to F. J. ai
0. E. Sitter , w. d. , lots 2 mid
blocks , subdivision , lot 5 , Chpli
add. ? 1,300.
A Run on a Drug Store ,
Never was such ruth made for n
Prug Sture aa is now ut C. F. Gnodmp
id
lor a trial buttle of Dr. Kite's New I
3k ooveiry for Cousumptlon , Oju hs a
ColeU. All ferBons atleo.ed with Astbn
Uronchith , lloarsenrss , jovere Coughs
id any alfectlon of the Throat and Lunge , C
get a Trial Uattle of tbln great rerne
11 : free , by cnllinf at tha above Drug Sto
He ular biz9 , $100.
Don't bo Alarmed
Bright'a dlseaau , Dlabetca , or a
oRuo of the kidneys , llvor or utit
nt ry organs , ao Hop Bitters will ci
talnly and lastingly euro yoq , and it
the only thing that will.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
e-
ill CV8PEOIAL8 will POSITIVELY rot b
atrttd unltti paid In advanct.
TO LOAN MONEY
U- V/fOKKYTO / LOAN 10 Om'h Mlnn bi
J.YL la now prepirtd tomakcloani o Om
Utl. city cr P < MjU oouBtf ltd til t at un
ntrt o Interett Na comniludon
tl. ) - ll M Uw efflc * rD
MoSrriOIXAN-O * l < htta Black ,
for Infants and Children.
and overcomes Flatulency , Constipation -
tion , Sour Stomach , Diarrhoea , nnd
Fevcrishncss. It insuios health and
natural Bleep , without morphine.
" CfMtorln In so welt adapted to Children that
1 recommend ItnsbUperlor to any prescription
known to rue. " II. A. AKCIIEU , M. D. ,
fa Portland Ave. , Brooklyn , N. Y.
CENTAUR LINIMENT-aii jibsoluto euro for llheunia-
tisin , Sprains , Burns , Gulls , &c. The most Powerful amli'onc-
tratliig ruiu-rcllcving nntl Ilealiny Itcincdy k o\vu to innn.
TO LOAN Lowe't R tf o' In
MONEY , Bcrul ' lo'.n Ajcury , 15th & DonxlM
"
24-f
ON < - Y LOANt DOn chattel mortgage room
M 7 L'n on Block , icrnor 15th and Faniam S s
120 lm ; {
ONEY Loaoed on chattel prorcrty by J.
M 1 Ucattj.No 21S South 14th street
22Mmot (
\T ONEY TO LOAN-At 8 per cent. Shrlvcr'i
JRoilBxitite nd Loan Agency , oppcultc
post nlRce 7B7-tf
HELP WANTCD
A Ocrmmboy to worK In rcstau-
WANTEo Apply to Homy Cops , 2'5 I th
ft , between Firiiam and Douglas C03-Id §
ANTKl' 'Jlrl , must be a good conk at
BIO Do.lgo St. 497-17 $
\ 1 Five rnroonlcra one cabinet
\V - , jml rne boy to loir" trade. , M
COI-15t W i\iliirr : , l0fl D-dgo St.
fOO ram with hardbfardi and
WANTFD ticui to call at Oamb e's 0 K. bat-
> r bbop , and ha convl iced thnt wa hate four of
thutiritst art ! Ulu the citS , W. corner 12th
a d Farnam st ? , Uo07-211
TT7AMED A se"'tid cook at the Vmmett
W iloiisi Woimn irntcrrcd. 512-215
ED A gcol lurber at the thlcwo
H rtcr hoj > . lieiirj Wouas , propr ttor ,
Columbui , Neb Stcadj Joh an" too4 wages.
NoSunJa. wnk for oanl < uliM t ( ) H < ro ot E.
L Motou & Co , 1C22 Capitol avenue , Oinnha ,
Neb Cll ICs
AN'ED SO t'nms at corner Fourteenth
w ai d Farnam this wornli g.
WAVTRP Stout bay t 1518 Dodge Btrcct
4SU 16- ,
WANTED Cmpetent g'rlfor ' xemra ! houso-
work. 23d and tt M < ri' o HP
4S4-.G MUS ROBf PUUVIS.
- Ursnla s crok. Mutt ba a
good laumlro's agcs E 00 per week.
Apply at M , T. Patrick , ha.nders street , near
draco. 4S316f
ANIED-Aglrl to eo second woik. M. A ,
w McKamar. . , C14 S.lTlh st. -13110
ANTED Olrlj at Slatcn home lutn atrcet
.liwign. 48915'
\\7ANTED Mlctd'o agi'd woman to do light
V house-work. W * oj $1 , ptr week , Anpl }
at 912 Doi g ass rcct. 464-1U
A good competent girl to which
WAJHED eswlll bo pa < ' , N. W. corner IR i.
Ca\cnpcrt St 448 tf
' 5 men far tra k lajers Irqulro
W Ca Held House UhO. ( JANFIELD.
441-151 " > .
Ihrcsor/our / Imj-roveU ( arms tor
cash cimoiiurs , al o well Improved rest-
denes nrcpo t > in c ty. E. t. MOUSE & CO ,
_ _ m0-lw 1022 Gipitol Ate.
WANTE A ( teed baker , tteidy work ami
( jorel wages pld , single man pren'rcd.
Add rets C. M. Moltit , beward. N'eb M9 5'
I.ADIFS OR YOUNG MEV IN
WANTED
City or countrj to take nice , lU'ht and
pUasint wori < at tbtlr own homes ; ? 2 to J5n da >
coj'ly ' and quletlr mtdr ; work ent by mall ; 10
cam as In ; ; nittarnps for renh Pica o ad
dress IIEL1ABLE M UFAC1UUINO .O , Driw
tr TT Philadelphia , PA. 332-1 if
- dining room vlrl at the Cre'gh
WANTED-A 315 tf
SITUATIONS WANTED ,
WANTED Slttathn by young man 119
le-n Bccunomed to office work or gro erv
huilneia. Oood refer.noeghen. . Addrr * < H ,
Whirton , Post ORlce , Omaha 5'.5 17t
- ' smalt amby | ! a
WANlED-Situat'onlna at 1 G N. 13th Si.
121-tf
MISCELLAHEOuH WANTb
ANTED To rent , two houses by Junelst.
W mo 8 IT all coitige nf abn t 6 rooms , and
one Urge h use ot about 8 or 9 room * Laae
house 10 be within 5 blocks of ] osictnc * . Ad-
dre.s "F " Bee office 5CC 1C *
\ATANTFD Set cf butcher's books to keep In
W exihtnga for meat Address 1 , 2 3 , Bee
cfilce. COM8
D-For garit'em ' n nd wife furrlthed
WANT and board. Central location. Ad-
dresa R. C Ca-bicr. offl o U. P. Rj. Co. 477-16) )
OMF RTALR riom with bosrd In privite
C famll ) wllh children ptefrr d baladj
tt at will care fir roim If dodrevl. Ktforcn.i
ghcnand required. Address "M , " fee olllco
* -5 16t
acts f > u.cet "C'
c 4C It *
FOR VENT HOUSES AND LOTS.
10K R'NT Elegant fnmUhert fr nt room ,
F H10Dodje ( treet , McCorjjick bl ek.
J93-21I
RENT Vew hime Enqulrs of Mr
FOR , 25 h itrcet , btt ein Davcnpor
tnd Chicago. 499 ICl
T URMSHEO ROOUS TO RENT SnUab'e to ;
JJ gn lemin 1019 Farnam S . 470 17 }
OR RENT A hou'e ol s v n rocm , est lo
C ca ion ii the c ty Ir > < | ulrr at ih' Wei'eri
Cornlc- Walks , D ug'as ttrett between lltl
and 12th. 6 8-17
(7011 RENT Hou e l'h ' fl\e rooms , good re
-11 Mir , like sard Hcnt j.'S par mo ih.
801-21 JOHN W. BELL , Prugg'at.
IlKNT A rlca'ant front room w''h b MI
Ffill Siunderaatr < cton , street c r Him
BU-10'
TJ10H RE T Handiomely furnished roon e
r brick h-u e , bay window. Rent low , ICl
Chlcigo Hlreft. 479-101
OU RENT Hi a ? within two blcckj cf Pos
F eitllce 11 ro rns. 7 cli-eets ba h tocm god
w ter Mu l bj rented this week
weekM.CAGUE . ,
457-19 ' ppneltn Pest otlice ,
RENT Arlcel ) furnlsedrcoin. . A le\
FOR boarders w anted , Ddgu aid 22d street
4P0191
UB KJU RFNT Corner cf ICthandDir
JT nioit. Inquire 1010 Daienport ttrret
4C3U
RENT Fornlihed riom 902 Farram
FOU 4C.5-18J
T7OU ( UKST A front pa lor brautlfu ly fui
JJ nlthed ti 1 or 2 gentlemen at 1013 Do lee SI
450 181
RENT 1 j ator ? house 0 rooms noitheai
EOR
corner 18th and Clark. EnnulraolWin Kiel
stea I at DK * EY . \ STONE. 474 2w
FOR RENT-rieij ant furnlihed room wit
board. Modern ImjroTements 1718 Dodge
458 171
In
NICELY-Furniihtd room to tent , 117 S. 171
St. 450-171
TTIORRCNT-Ocol ilx loom house and bar
nk JJ PacWBlv ) SQ , AMF6 ,
ka lttt FarnimSI.
kaml
ml
U " IOR RENT Two ucfurnUhfrd roomait 101
"C F llama ; itretl. VT. VIEBRILU.
Whnt BTCS ! our Children roar checks ,
What cures Uiclr fercra , makm thorn wcfn !
'Tla Castorln.
When bnble-1 fret nnd err ' > y turns ,
What cures their colic , kllU Uielr worms ,
Hut rantorln.
Wlmt cjuickly curc < i Constipation ,
Sour Htoraach , Colds , Indigestion ,
UlltCmtnrliu
Farewell Uien to llon'hlno Syruiw ,
Castor Oil and 1'aregoric , and
IfallCnatorlnt
Fi iOH "EVT Ore Plaio , one new rrjan , rcaa-
o nbletntin' . llODpo'a Music Hal 32U-lm
TTIOIISALKOII UE T-SKro ro in wth | ttx-
r turc Hr * clssa lou'tlon for groom nd
cTtigstO'O South 15th Btrctt , lrt i > n Mnrlha
and Dorcas. OiilS',400. McCAGUE ,
235-U Ojip. 1'oatolHco.
T01l RENT Two nice largo dwelling , No 1
J1 Irtitlon. KEYAOuDS & MOTiEH.
176-lm
ITIUlt utNl ocmR'uaml lotn at sirlvcrnnd
JJ Bell's , KeutBuri.au , opin ito Poatofllcc.
709 tf
TnUHNlSIIEO rroras and board , llodorn con-
JLMenlfiii-'S , 13 U DoJgpstreet IJOOlmt
TJlURMallBD UOOMS V rj des rablc location
I ? P'ck. real catate , npp. l > . i ) . 001-tl
RENT Flue upr'ght piano , line Kin. ,
FOU orKan , 1519 Dodge street.
6M- ' > A. H08PK , Jr.
FOR SALf
OTELFOR S U ETh7 lo cncc. " FuT
nl'hol crinnliti. Th only hotel In Iho
place ft Adorers H K. Clirk , Stella , Rldmilsan
eb. 61021 *
SALK-Hilf interest In M < at .Mirkct ,
FOR tuuth 10th aired. IW 17 *
T-oVsAT "r sh inlleh cow. M. A M Na
1 ? uar , CUS. 17trttM.t . 40510
OH SALE Two fiery frame 12 room homo ,
F wllh c'o ta &n4 eel ar anl cltv water. Lot
41x66. Alao H n'.on ' ilx room hiU3P , c'C8t8. '
ttllar , cl tern nnd well Lv SVriM. HI 1 ba sold
on t me payments. A rare ba'Knln
E. L MOUSE A , CO.
475-18 1022 Capital Ate.
'
SALE-On account rf removal from town
FOU American Home , 920 Douglas street , be
tween 9tb &nd loth. For turtlier mitlcuUia ap
ply t premises. L. J. BO3S
41G15t
SALE hreo tra ue bulHlnir en wo-t side
FUK street , adjoining the nor'hwcit cor-
tier of Douglas , on lot 8 bbck 1 3 Bid * will De
received at the Merchants' National Hank until
May nth. SAMULLE. ROGE1U.
370-17
OU SALK 7 room hou o and barn , tw < full
lots nicely Improved tine location , South
Omaba * 3000. AMES ,
SoS-lino 1500 Fiinam.
SALE Now cjtUtfo and Four lots on 1'arlc
POH enueonl > S2S03 , email c sh fayni nt , balance -
ance eqml annual payments at elgU ft cent.
MiiCAUUU , ipposlte 1' . 0. 350-tf
TJIOll SALE Two acres on routh Thirteenth L
JP atreet , aoodbou'e seven looma , bain , elstern
3CObcarlcg jrapulncs and Urge amount of fruit
of oil kind larijalii $ C500 McCAOUP , opposite
PostOtlke 319 f
TOH SALE Ilruse and let , G icoms , good cla-
I' tern , out-bmidlngs , ptc. laiire lot , near town
82,200. REYNOLDS & MOTTEIl.
177-luio
T71011 dALK A Bret ciaci ) nocoml hand phaeton
J ? Call t 1819 TJarncy St. 387 H
SALE j'lax mill machinery conilstlnc of
FOR , 2 dute s , boiler , picker , pros ? , &c.
Can work el hcr r ttcd or green et-.ck , ulio snail-
Ing , pulllctf tTid belting for driving tbeaboie ,
al o one 35ill. I1 , englno with holler , Binpko
t'ck tn 1 * iitnx ure < co i p ct. . Addrow WILL-
IAM TAlT tholes Cltv Iowa. 2953ml
FOR "ALf Water p-wer g U mill , Inquire
oIKl Ilr < e , nav rljNou. J426S
" 17 UR bALE Old newnpupcrs In large and email
.C qu ntlt'ei t thla otllco. tf
I OR bALE OR REKT- Vose Piano.
F 523-tt C. J. CANAN.
J10U &ALE-Phtton. II. . Fh lllpa , 1 07 arr.m.
fTiOn SALE One SJ trr-tlot , luurtcwo , il'J 0.
JJ 1751m UEYtOi.Dj&ilOTTEH.
ol good brick. 8.60perThiufa-l it
PLENTY . I'lilmnuy bricks J7.OJ pcrthouaicd.
ttrii brick $5.00 , to clcsu busln'a .
10RENZO DABBLE ,
Ono block south of 15th and BolU\uu roau.
150-lm-j )
SAL Four godlota one hilt m lo irom
FOR
pretottlc . Cheap , en-j terms.
1781m ltE. > OLl > 84 MOTIER.
SAL& A flr't-Ja 8 second IniiJ top hi v-
EOR Cill at Ul'i tlainey itrejt 3 7-t
CONfRACTOUS Wo ha\o about 1000
TIO of dirt for tale , K. & H , D Es
50021
(141 REWARD Tee abOTO reward will le
p i " . paid to an > one giving auch information
ai will cad to thaunes' of me thief and recov
ery cf the tarpaulin tUlen ironi my wazon llth
In.t. F. W. MAHSH
47215 26150iandSt.
' - ' . Humphrey i. Co ,
HIS Dodge street , board Ki 50 per week.
Ma > 4-lm
EDWA JKD
MAGISTER fF PALMYSTERY ANH COND"
TIONALI3T , 408 Tenth street , between Farnam
and Ilarney. Will , with the aid of guardian
spirits , obtain for any one a glance of the pail
and present , tnd nn cirtaln condition ) tn tht fa.
ture. Boot * tnd Shoes madu to order. Pirfeol
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ThU poWer never varle * . A marrel of pa rllT
lirenglh and whoUsomtnea * litre economical
than the orplnarjr klmdi , and < cni.ot b * lold U
competition with tha multitude of Itw > ihoit
w lght.alumor phraphaU pow < r Sold 00)7 ) U
can * . ROTH. Bliot P TPM Co. , Val-M.'Ua )
N w Teik.
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