THE OMAHA DAILY B8E"FPvlDAJUNK 8
The Daily
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Fiiday Morning , Juno 8 ,
LOOAb UKJJ1VITIE3.
Yesterday was ono of tha finest day i of
the ssason , cle r and warm.
The Flret M. E. Sunday school young
folks will have an excurtlon and picnic on
Saturday.
the summer o rs were put on the
troot railway yesterday and the weather at
once became sultry.
When the asphalt pavement Is laid It
will bo a picnic for the fire department
hortcs to make a run.
Burglars visited the house of Mctsra.
Ambrose and Tzichuck , of Farnam street ,
near 20th , on Tuesday night ,
Daring the month of May the Western
Union delivered In Omaha 8GG1 , city tele-
grama , an average of 223 per day ,
In police court yesterday Fred , Blue ,
arrested ( fnr stealing the Ivory rings from
n set of barnee ; , wti sent up for twenty
d&yj ,
Sim Mason was committed to Jail yen
terday by Judpe Beneke , for carrying concealed
coaled weapons and being unable to pay
his fine.
The regular monthly meeting of the
State Stenographer * takes place Friday
evening , June 6tb , at the office of J. J.
Points , In the Crel < ? hton block.
*
The juhlleo concert given at the
Eighteenth Street M. E. church Wednes
day , nnder the management of Prof. / ,
A , Coleman , for tbo benefit of the African
M. E. church , wan A success.
Rev. J. B. Hammond , formerly paa
tor of St. Barnabas , has arrived In thl
city from Baltimore , and will remain over
the Sabbath. Ho will occupy the pnlplt
at ODO of the Sabbath services and Itev
Dr , Beets at the other.
The young people of the First M. E
Sabbath fchool will have a picnic at Glen
wood , Iowa , on Saturday and will leave
over the B. & M. at 8:30 : sharp , Saturday
morning and return at 6 o'clock p. m. th
same day.
The delegates to the convention of thi
State Sportsmen's association are : Goorg
T. Mllla , chalrmanj' P. 8. Knstla , Jcfl W ,
Bedlord , G. V. Btuoker , A. 8. Patrick
alternates : John J. Hardin , E. B. Lane
Sam. Noah , F. S. Parmalee , Georg
Kay.
James Bryan , for tha pant seven year
a bar keeper in this city , left laat nigh
for Omaha , Just aa he boarded the train
a friend handed him a , package contalnio
an elegant gold watch chain and charm , a
a token of their esteem. Not knowln ,
what the package contained and not dream
ing of present , ho made no speech o
thanks , State ourunl.
Sebastian Buck , who baa figured I
the western papers from time to time fo
aoino years- has turned 'up in Omah
ngitln , having been arrested a * a vagrant ,
Buck claims to Lave just returned from
ono of the Indian rciorvatlona , nnJ toll
the inme old story published In detail B
many tlmen of bis Wp to the Black Hill
in 1875. Ho claims Uiat he , his wlfo nni
two children , were ciptu'od by the In
dians , his wife forced to marry a hue !
and ho a cquaw , to lint IB la now oonntd
ered a man with two wivn. He is tryln
to sea Gen. Howard to get eld , as bli ol
friend Gen. Crook la not at home.
The plate glais windows wo being pu
In the new Nebra ka National binkbullc'
ing yesterday , audit will coon be read
for occupancy.
A tournament for roller akatori , b
cyclers and ether sports ia among th
probable events which will mark tha open
ing of Douglas Street on the completion of
the paving work. , "
Bohemian Turnvereln will < slv *
grand concert t Kesaler'a garden next
Sunday , Jnne 10th , afternoon tnd even
ing. A grand ball will be given. The
Musical Union Orchestra will furnish the
music. '
Rumor tiai it that one of our popular
Douglaa street wholesale liquor merchsnti
will on the 20th of thla month abandon the
state of single bleuedneaa. The lady of
his choice U a gre-t favorite In social cir.
. clea.
Bishop Chukaon will advanw to the
priesthood on Sunday morning next at
Trinity Cathedral several clergymen.
Brownell hall baa Its usual service theiame
evening at the cathedral. 0. Bell , from
the cathedral in Minnesota , preaches at
both services.
The Omaha Glee Iub propose to
compete for the Platt > month cup , at the
meeting In Lincoln n t week , and their
team Is'composed of * e following : 'Georgo
T. Mlllf , captain ; * * ohn W. Petty , W. H.
8. Oughts and F'fy Pirmalee , with it ho
following altemttes : G. F , Brucker , John
J. Hardln and 3eor&e Kay.
Some little excitement oilsts in the
vicinity of rirth over the mysterious dls-
appearance of ft HolUnd rwho llveasouth
east of the town. Its left home some live
orsix'wcclu&go , in company with two
brother * , for the purpose of chopping wood
few miles nwty. Aa the story goes , the
brothers returned but the Hollander did
not. Hla prolonged absence caused many
to believe that foul play had been rt sorted
to , and Wednesday mornlni a man named
Xvana and a number of his neighbors
started out for the purpose of exploring the
country , and , if pouible , find him dead or
llye.
Wide Awake Druggists.
Mr. O. F. Goodman I * always alive in
his business , and cparea no pains to secure
the best of every article In his Hue. He
has secured the Agency of the celebrated
New Discovery for Consumption , The
only ceitulu cure known for Consumption ,
Coughr. Colds , Hoarteneou , Asthma , Hay
Fever , Bronchitis , or any e/Iectlon of the
Throat or Lump. Sold on a ptnltlve
puarantfe. Trial bottles ( roc , ( Regular
rite 8LOO.
SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE
Made from the wild flowers of the
FAB KAMKP YOSEMITE VALLEY
It ia the moit fraarant of parf umo
Manufactured by H. B. Slaveu , Han
Frtncltco. For sate in Omaha bv W.
J. Whltehonse and Kenntvrd Bros
The Home Now York Life insur
ance company b s the largest ratio of
asie'ta and surplus to iti llubllftlea of
any of the le&alng companies.
MEDICAL MATTERS.
Intorostlng Meeting of the Dong
las County Sooioty ,
Summary of the DlBouaalona.
A Remarkable Case ,
The Douglas County Medical society
mot Tuesday about twenty mem
bers being protont of the twenty - seven
en composing the membership. The
most interesting portion of the pro
ceedings was the literary programme.
Dr. G. B. Ayora read an essay on
"Anomalous Arteries , " In which he
called attention to the various branch
ings of arteries found In the human
body , which were different from those
casually found , tboao various peculiar
Itles balng qilta common in the lower
forma of animals. Ho referred to
ether anomalous parta of the body
which are found to bo normal in all
forms of nnlmals.
Dr. L. B , Graddy reported an an
malona case of double arterial aup
ily in ono eye of a patient , a case so
ory unique that no parallel haa been
nnd in any medical literature.
Dr , L. A. Mcrriam remarked that
hoBO anomalous forma show the inti
mate relations which exist between
ho structure and function of n nun
1th the lower for'msof life , and called
ittontlon to the fact that England had
oed to bo proud of her son , Ohoa
Darwin , who demonstrated these deep
, nd Interesting problem ) of biology.
Dr. L , A. Morrlam next road an
isaay on the subject "How medicine
, ct and how to cnooao the right one , '
n which ho held to the uniformity o
atnro's laws , an'l the correlation o
physical , chemical and vital forces
Ho said that some medicines ao
ihemlcal-vltnlly and strictly speak
ing have but ono action. Ho calloc
ttontlon to the great valu
if small and frequently repeated dose
and to the necessity of a moro thor
inghundoratandlng of the physlologl
cal action of remedies.
The subject was afterwards dii
uased by Dr > . Carter , Swot man
Ralph , Ayora and Glbbi.
The society then adjourned for on
month.
PERSONAL.
0. F. Jordan , of Denver , U at the Ml !
nrd.
nrd.J.
J. H. Culver , of Milford , and O , W
MoKlnnoo , of Lincoln , are at the Ml
rd.
rd.F.
F. J. Bpecr , of St. Paul , is at tbo Motr
poll tan.
Otborn Chane , of Denver , Is u guast o
the Metropolitan.
A , Savage , of Wyrnoro , rcglitered a
.ha Metropolitan. ,
Tom Orr , pslvato secretary to Genera
Manager Klmball , of the UalouPaclfi
oft for Chicago yesterday , nccompauloi
by 'Mrs. ' Orr.
Captain John C. White , of the army ,
at the Miliard.
11,11 , Itandall , land commlaalooer of th
D. & M. ia ID tha city.
H , U , Hathaway and BOD , of Chlcag
are attVo Mlllard.
llov. Goo. W. Wnfnwrlght , of Blair ,
reglatorcd at the Mlllard last night.
J. A. Bowen , of Lluooln , la at the Mil-
ard.
ard.U.
U. W. D. Crosf , of Brownville , ia a
guest of the Mlllard.
C 0. Morahouso. of Missouri Valley , la
In town ,
Hon. Loula Ley and 0. Mirahall , of
Canton , are guests- the Mlllard.
T. . MsGentto , ot Hastings ; J. D.
Cram , oiuiyasos ; 0. S. Carter , of Spring
field ; E. L.VogHjh , of Llnoolu.'and J.T.
Ecker , of Alblou nre at the Metropolitan.
Thouaanda nay sbi
Mr , T. W. Atkins , Ulraro , K n wrltoa :
"I noTOr hesitate to recoinmed > iur Elec
tric Bitten to .my customer * , they k\v entire -
tire aatlefaotlon and are rapid solleti , "
Eloctrlo Blttors are thapurest and ben
medicine known and will positively euro
Kidney and Liver complaints , i'utlfy the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They will
lave hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills
everyy ear.
LITTLE PHIL.
lien. Sheridan on a Vlelt to Omabsv.
Lieut.-General Phil , Sheridan , of
the Army , and Gen. Tompklno , or-
rived from Chicago yesterday , having
comovia St. Louis and the Wabash
route. They reached Omaha at 10
o'clock , and wore driven immediately
to the headquarters building , whore n
conference was hold with Gen. How
ard and ether oflioors. This conver
sation Is cald to have boon concerning
the abandonment or completion of Fc.
Thorubnrgh.
An appropriation of $90,000 was
made by the lost congress to bo 6z <
ponded here , and there has been some
curious halting over the dlsburaemont
of thu amount , several conflicting or
ders having been issued ,
There was some talk of expending
the $00,000 at Fort Omaha , but this
will not likely prove practicable.
Commencement Notes.
Seven young Indies compote the
graduating class at thq high school
thla year , the class of 1833 Including
Misses Lonlao J. Bruoo , Ilnldah F.
Isaacson , Lizzie J. Fonwlok , Ellth .
Phelps , Alice 8. Harmon , Lizzie Lsls-
onrlcg and Ida L. Remington.
The graduating exorcises will beheld
held in the opera house , cither on the
29th or 30ib , in the evening.
The annual examinations at Brown-
ell Hall began yesterday. Commence
ment oxorelies will bo hold at the hall
on Tuesday evening next , , the 12th
taat.
taat.The
The graduates thla year are Mlis
Margaret Wllion and Misi Carrie
Dlusmoor.
The oommenoHnont at Orolghton
Golleao will bo huld oa thu evening of
the 27th lost , at the collage hall , The
programme will comprise recitation * , '
emya and dialogno ol great attract-
{ renew.
LEGAL LEVY.
Tlio Ex-Oity Attorney's ' Opinion
on Paving Asseesipnte ,
An InttreatitiR Document for
Those who Muot Pay
for Pavemeuta ,
At the request of the city council ,
Hon. John D. Howe , the retiring
city attorney , haa submitted in writIng -
Ing an opinion npon paving questions ,
of which the following is the moat
important portion to taxpayers :
The moat Interesting and dlflionlt
qnootion that arises nnder the paving
law la that which relates to the aoeees-
monta.
TO WHAT DEPTH BACK
om the atroot ahull real catato bo
iartod with the coot of the Improve *
tout ? The Importances of the quoa-
Ion at the prcaont time , in view of
ho extensive improvomouta now nn-
crtakon , cannot bo over-estimated ,
'o ' adopt n correct "basis upon which
o lay theao hardens for the future , is
difficult and delicate task.
I have glvon this subject much
honght. Your power under the act
f 1883 IB only limited by the conntl-
ntlonnl rcatrlcilon which conGnes the
ewer to levy aosusamont npon' such
real estate as la bonoCttod by the im
provement , The act of 1882 was np *
inrontly drawn up-Dn the theory that
nly the "lota and landn" abnttlng
upon the ntruots woru chargeable.
Had the lota boon of uniform depth
his would have boon doioualbln , Bat
iomo were GG foot and some 132 foot
deep on the aamo ntroo.tand the hold-
'ngs of individuals varloa from 22 foot
o'132 foot in depth. The law applies
to all atrooto , Lots on cast and wcet
streets are generally 132 feet deep ,
though thla la far from being invari
ably BO on north and south atreeta
the lots are generally only CG foot dorp
so that to levy an assessment on
"lota" meant to Ignore all uniformity
and equality } whereas , if It were per
missible , as some hold , to charge only
the real estate actually abutting , the
result would bo to throw the whole
burden in ono oaao.npon the holder of
a parcel only 23 feet deep , and , in an
other case , upon the holder of adepth
of 132 foot , the lot being the aamo per
foot front In both cases. The manifest
injustice of thla led to the act of 1883.
This act contomplatcs that "you shall ,
in the oxorclao'of yonr'boat judgment ,
dot ermine , the depth of real estate
which ahall bo charged , and in such
matter yon ohould entirely
IGNORE LOT LINEH AND THE I13UNDA-
RIE8
of the holdings ot Individuals. Wipe
out all questions of ownership mid
look at the two strips cl real eatate on
the aides of the etreot , the name aa if
they were b.ivo ground , and enquire
how far back from the street is the
real CHtnlo b nclitted by the improve
ment. In thla way uniformity , equal
ity and fairness are attalnablu ,
My opinion is that you should levy
the tax npon all of the real estate
INCLUDED IN TUB HALF IIL3CK8
abutting npon the street. This wonld
make the real catato charged ooezton-
slvo with the present lately established
districts ; although that la not very
material , I base this conclusion upon
the principal considerations that our
streets are wide and the blocks
are small ; the taxca fcr grad
ing , paving , curbing , guttering
and sidewalks added together , make a
grlovpus burdnn. When we pave on
one tide of a block , it is in contempla
tion of a system of imvrovemenia which ,
when completed , will remit in paving
all /o w tides of the block , Thus , when
the system of paving ahall have boon
laid , wo have a small block of ground
all surrounded by Improvements , and
there is not an Inch of It that is bone-
fitted and not an inch of it should es
cape taxation for the coat. By this
sohemo you secure uniformity and
equality and as near perfect fairness
aa is practicable in such a case.
When Tenth street was ordered
paved , the prospect for paving the ro-
malnlng streets abutting it scorned
qulto' ' remote. The generalization
tnat an order to p vo on ono side of a
block should bo taken aa made In con
templation of a system of paving ,
which , wh < m completed , would aur.
round the block with a like Improve
ment , It accrued difficult to olnet/lato.
Yet within a few months the council
had actually ordered all these blocks ,
and many moro , paved on all sides
of them. In Omaha , It ought to bo
no longer dlflionlt to establish the
propositions that any block that has
pavement laid m front of it on ono
street , will in the approximately near
future , bo anrronudud by pivlug on
the remaining thrco sides , This bo.
Ing so , to levy the aatesaniont for
paving each street upon real estate
Included in the abutting hulf block
would seem to bo clearly equitable
and just. When the block shall have
boon surrounded with the improve
ment every part of it will have been
equally charged with the ocat cf the
work.
AH TO THE ALLEYS.
For the paving of these , the law
authorlzaa yon to take into the dis
trict therefor , the tire half blrcis
lying on olther aide thereof and to lay
the assessments thereon. Thui all
real estate in the block pays for its
own complete improvement and finishIng -
Ing in the alloys as well as in the
streets surrounding it to the middle
line thereof
DOUGLiS AMD TENTH STREETS
were nnder contract fcfcrothe law of
1883 was pasted , It is true th t they
wfro ordered paved nnder the aot of
1882 , which d ffjrs from the present
law. The present hw , ho vovor , pur
ports authority to you to lay the as
sessment thereucdor , and the plan
hiroln suggested ii entirely practica
ble as to them. It is competent for
the legislature , In my opinion , by an
not remedial or ourativo in i's nature
to nmpawor you to levy the cost of
an improvement already under con
tract , npon the property actually ben *
ofittod' thereby , although the pro
ceedings were Inaugurated nnder a
formqr act which was different in ro-
spent to matters merely directory or
matters not necessary to the protection
ot anbaUntUl right * .
CLARKE'S COLLEGE.
Wiiioh is Shortly to Adorn the
Village of Bellevue ,
A Praiseworthy Enterprise by
a Prominent Public
Map.
Nearly two nooks ago , Tun BEE
contained the first announcement that
had been made concerning the pro-
poted theological college to bo estab
lished , at Bellevao. The founder w s
stated to bo Mr. Henry T. Olarko , an
old resident of that place , and ono of
the Yroalthtost and must enterprising
citizens of the utato.
Mr. Olarko proposes to establish a
college at that plica , principally at his
own cxpeuEo , and the building Is now
in process of erection , according to
plans drawn by the O.eyea Broa. , of
Omaha , It is understood that Mr ,
Olark proposes to donp.to $50,000 to
tlie enterprise , a IUTO.O portion of this
am to bo expended on the building ,
Thu Institution la to ho called the
'rvabytorlen Synotllcal Oolloge , and
ho Intention la to have it ready for
ho reception of students on Monday ,
September 3d , Examinations for on-
ranco trill bo conducted by the sov-
ral professors oa Thursday and Fri .
day , August 30.h nnd 31st , of the
week preceding the onenlng ,
Bjllovuo Is sttuattd on thnB & M.
railroad , ten miles south of Omahn ,
and is easily reached olther from
) mttha or Plutlamouth.
The Union Paofi3 ! station Gllmoro
s bub three miles from the college
> ulldlnga , BO that students from tbo
west may stop at that point if they
ihocso. Transportation from Gllmore
o BolloTuo will bo provided by the
college authorities if students notify
hem of their coming.
The college occupies a site which
or healthfulnoBS and beauty of na
tural scenery has been celebrated for
years , and cannot boenrpasaod by any
educational point east or west , Thi
jnttro property in the now Bollovno
s under the control of the trustees
and friends of'tho institution , eo that
: omptations to yonth trill bo efloot
ually cxclndod. Vet the college pos
aosaos the advantage of being within
fof minutes' ride of Omaha , Oonncl
Blnffa and Plattamouthand ; students
with the consent of the faculty , wll
iavo an opportunity of hearing such
lectures , addresses and sermons from
; ho noted men of our country as ohal
30 delivered in those cltioi.
Work is being pushed forward on
the commodious rooitatlon hall and i
Is expected to have it ready for occn
pnnoy by the opening of the college
Arrangements are bolng perfected also
for the erection of two dormitories
fitted up with ovcry needed convon
( en CD.
Until the dormitories are built ample
plo accommodations will bo provide
for the students in private families
Them are ample facilities for innnrin
che.ipuoea , cloanlinesa uad satisfaction
in board and accommodation Ap
plications will bo attended to in th
order they are received. They m i
ba directed to Rev W , J. Hnraha
Omrthn , Neb , secretary of the boar
of trustees , who will answer all in
qalries and render all the nnalstanc
in hla power to parents or students
The college chairs will bo occuplo
by men of learning , piaty and odnca
tlonal oxporlonco. Only these t
whoso oversight Christian people ma
nafoly oonimlt their children will b
engaged. Tha names of the pro
festers , with their respective branches
wfll bo annonoed in a few wooks.
There will bo two regular courses o
collegiate study : The classical , occn
pylug four years , nnd at Ite oomplo
tion entitling the graduate to the degree
greo of A. B. , aud the eolontlfio
occupying three years , and entitlin
the graduate to the degree of B E
Special courses will cot bp allowec
nave in extraordinary casea , an
with the full consent of the faculty
lu connection with the , oolleg
there will also ba a thorough !
equipped preparatory department , i
wnich elementary Instruction will b
given in English , Litln , Greek-Moc
orn languages and Matheint.tlcj. Al
these courses of otndy are opan t
both sexes , and special branches
such as music , painting , etc.'will t
established as required.
Students must bring written test !
monlals of good moral character from
pastors or fotmer instructors. Sulta
bio chemical nnd mechanical npp ra
tu will bo provided for oipnrlinon
n snilloiont llprary to bo open for con
imitation for nil itndonta will bo us
cured , and every facility offered
a substantial , Obrijitiim cdnoitlou.
Independence Day to Be Celebrate
ac O'Muaro.
To ( hi Editor of the IJ .
At a public meeting held
O'Mcara , representing the northeast
ern quarter of Holt county , on th
2ndln'st.lt won unanimously agree
that the Foujth' July should
celebrated here iu a suitable and becoming
coming manner ' \
lion. Jacob Divls w \ \ ba proeldon
of the day , assisted by tTt ! va via
presidents. H. M. Stewart , Esq
will eorve as marshal. Savon nlrou
committees are making all needed arj ;
rantzornonta. The crowd of settlers
tlors to this region has bean
ench that thla fertile praitlo is soon to
bo densely peopled by an Industrious ,
thrifty and Intelligent population.
The Apple creek fl JWB through excel
lent acil and romantta scenery. At
this aoason the wild plum , cherry cud
pplo truto are loaded with bloeaoma.
A. good water power here oflfera In-
dncemenla to some practical -nan to
put in a mill hero. Wu have already
several stores and shops ,
D. W. II
Only an Inotance.
To the KJltor ol tb Bee.
Among the obronto tax-shirkers of
the oily , the owner o ! eighty feet
front on Slitonth ftreot , on the
corner of OAU , should be given a con
spicuous star. The ground , with
stores thereon whlgn tout for at least
| 80 per mouth , U one of tha best bus.
IncsB points on the street1 , nnd the
owner kicked against nn Meetementof
$2,5(10 ( To fled out hla valuation of
the property , a rnnn called on him
and offered $150 n foot front , b .t the
owner promptly answered , "Dj ycu
Uko me for a fool ? I would dot take
$200 a foot fur the uronno "
It h noodlcBs to say the isioasmcnt
was not reduced , It should bo rn'icd '
to$4CCO ' X.
Bucklen'o Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted toupcedily cureBnrcp ,
Bruises , Cuts , Ulcerr , Salt Khoum , Fevtr
Sores , Cancers , 1'llen , Chilblain * , Coruf ,
Tetter , Ofaappcd Hand ? , and all ekln eru-
tlona , guaranteed to euro la every instance ,
or money refunded , 26 rcnla per box ,
For tale by 0. F. Qooclrrmn.
S PORTING.
Special Dlipatct eg to Tin BII.
JEUOME PARK IlACES.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 7 A little rnln
fell during thu races at Jerome paik
to-dsy , bat the track was in good con
dition. Olnb purse , two joar oldc ,
half mlle , Withers' chestnut colt , by
King Ernest , wou ; Kelly'n bay filly ,
by K'ng ' Alfonso , faicund ; Becton
third ; time , COJ
Weatchoster unp , two and ono quar
ter mlloa , Monitor won , Gan niouroo
ancoud , Eolo third ; time , 4C7 :
Mem bora' cup , mombora to tide ,
mlle and n furlong , Jack of Hearts
\von , Mamlo Fields second ; tlmo ,
2:02J. :
C.ub puree , thrce-yoar-olda and up
wards , throe-pattern ( of a mile , Oon
hantlno won , Dank second , luconstaut
.third ; 1:19 : }
Stcoplo ciwae , abort course , Lilllo
M. won , S.rychulrio second ; time
:3t. :
TUB nUITlSU TUHF.
LONDON , Juno 7 The race for tbo
> ; , J'lmcu ' Palacs nt kaB , 3-year-old ? ,
was won by Ljrd'Frtlraonth's Galllard ,
Ince SoltykoiTs Padlock etcoiid , J
1. Koeno's Potosl third. No other
starters.
The Newmarket stakes for 2 year-
cU was won by Wild Thyme , P. Lor-
lard's Pontlao second , Oifrpriug third ,
six starters.
T. JtJLIEN AND CLINGSTONE UATCHED
CiiioAoo , Juno 7. The Chicago
driving park management has joa
arranged what promises to be the mos
ensatloual trotting event of the son
01. The terms are a special match
jito biitwt'cn St. Julien aud Cling
scanty naiakti"Jly the fastest trotters
on the lurr , i.xaupt Maud S , for $1 ,
)00 ) dollars ft side , with $5,000 added
) y the association and $1.000 ndd- )
tlonal to beat the best record , 2:10 : }
milo heats , 3 In 5 to rule , to bo troi.
; od Thursday , July 19 h , fifth day o
; ho Chicago summer trotting meeting
The race IB fully arranged , play o :
> ay , aud $1OCO a nl do in the hands o
Secretary Hall.
WllESTLINO JIA1CII
ROOHESTEK , June 7. The wrestling
match between Duncjn Ilts nni
Houry Dafnr , host two out of thrue
was t > on by Roaj. Dafur won th <
collar and olbow.
CLEVEtiNO RACKS.
CLEVELAND , Juno 7. Third duy
vood track , 20 : ! olusn , Elwln A
won , Boanlo L , 2d , BIOITU Wlllcnt
ad , Bunby 4-t ; time , 2:28 : , 2:27J :
2:28 : , 2:25 : , 2:24. :
P.iaing vac ? , Eldln D. won , J ol
Hart 2' ' , DookotJJi , Oiratnut Star4th
tlmo , 2:21 : } , 2:24 : } . 222i ;
F/roo for all , St. JalUa won , F nnv
Wlthoispoon 2d ; .line , 2:18J : , 2:10Jt :
2:21. :
LOUISVILLE ItACES ,
LOUISVILLE , Juno 7 The fourteenth
toenth and last day of the oprln ]
meeting ; track muddy.
Oinb pure , ono mile , Black Ga
won , Malastno reooud , Robert Brus
third ; time , l:50i :
Olnb purac , nil agefl , mile heats , Me
tropolb won , Maultou scoonJ ; time
" 48A , 1:49 : }
Kuunymuado stakes , 2-vonr olds
threc-qnarlora'of a milr , Cm. Hard
ing wou , Atcalon scooud , Bob Mile
third ; time , 2:18 : }
Olub purco , nil ogee , ono milo am
five furlongs , Bullast won , Woddln
Dv second , Highflyer third ; tlmo
2:57 : * .
Turf stakoB , all egos , $2,500 , S701
to second , mlle and n-quarter , Job :
DAVS ! wou , Pearl Jennings eoconc
Farragut third ; Hmo , 2:13.
Stetplo clitao handlcap , about on
and three qucrtor miles , Guy iron
Turfman second. Oharllo Bush thlrc
tlmo , 3:11. :
NAIUtAOANSETT RAO S
PupviDENCK , July 7. Third day
Narragrusbtt park : 2:38 : ulaai , mil
heats , best three in five , . Judge Davl
won , .Backman Maid second , Valdl
mor third , Miller's Damsel fourth
best tlmo , 2:29 : } .
Special cUtia , mlle heats , best thre
In five , Josephltio won , Forest Patcho
eoond , Kentucky Wllkes third , Drl
ver fourth ; tlmo , 2:20J : , 2:24 : , 224
2:24 :
PACIFIC
-CORVEU OF
NIHTH HARHEY STS
Omaha , Nebraska.
, 1883
This hotel contains 100 rooms
all outside rooms , and 80 reemit
it flopr , especially adapt
men. A cuisine
of sup ei6 excellence. Head
quarters for 'S'lH8tato trade
Special inducements lo the thea
trical profession. Hotel sitimtpi
five blocks frtyoi depots. Hors
cars pass the "door both way
every five minutes.
T. J , SAIBMAN
Proprietor ,
A , H , AYLSWORTH ,
Manager ,
( Late of Paxton. Hotel. )
njinedll
for Infants and Children.
CnstorlaproniotrH Digestion
md overcomes i'lutuluncy , < Joustia- )
ion , Sour Stomach , Diarrhoea , and
' "evorishness. It insurca health nnd
iiatural bleep , without morphine.
" Costorla U so well adapted to Children that
rrcoinmcnd It aa superior to any proscription
known to me. " II. A , ARCIIER , 21,1) . ,
82 Portland Avc. , llrootlyn , N. Y.
\Vlmt Rlvos our Children row cheeks ,
What cure * their fevers , makes them uleop r
'Tig
When babies fret nnJ cry by turns ,
What cures their colic , kills their worms ,
Hut Citntorlo. .
What quickly cures Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion ,
Hut Catorln
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and I'nregorlc , and
HnllCaRtnrlnt
CENTAUR LINIMENT nil absolute euro for Rheuma
tism , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &c. The most Powerful nnd A'cno-
, ratiuy Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jHTSPECIALS will POSITIVELY not boln
aortedunleii paid In advance.
TO LOAH-MOhEY
TO LOAN The Om. hi sa\lnjr8 rank
MOSEY \ prcv.iredtomrtolo na on Omaha
city or Douglas county i oil o tvo at current
rit(80 Intcrcat. No ccmm uilon cha-gcJ. 333tf
lONEY / TO LOAN The Lowest Ilites ot In-
1 > I torcst. llcmlj' Loin Ageccy,15th & Douglas
-
EYLOANED-On chattel mort agos.
1.1 Union Block. 585 Imot
' LOAN On chattel rrortgagca
, 1103 rarnam St. 73U-lmt
N Call at Law office of D. L.
8. CrclRhton Block.
cliatiel property , by J.
2 3 South I4th s'rect.
PELP WANTED.
TTTANTED Two men to work Ingtrilen , Also
YY one man to tun vegetable wagon.
D. J. SMITII , Oankcr ,
817 7t Sherman ATOIIJ .
"ITCTANTED Boy , 16 or ICyoirs oM.one living
VY with paten's preferred. Omaha Broom
Wntki , 15th and IMclQc etrtuM.
A tnoman to sew nod nnrk In
WANTED
itore. CIIAS. S1I1VMUOK ,
820-7 1103 larnara strict.
TTTANTED Shipping ccrk ! , only .xporbrccd
YV m ° n nliliflrstclasa rofertticts need anply.
AddressSllpplug Clerk , Boso.U.c. 823-S
WANTiJD Tivocimpetent clrls , one tocO'k
wash and iron , mil a girl to 'di 8 coi d
work nnd > aki-cironl children Kef1 ropc.s ro
qulroJ. Apply to Jlrd. Qeo E , 1'rltchat , 203
South 18th etr 'Ct. - 82J-UJ
W ANTED Carpenter by the month , single
mau. 817 1 ( Jso. Q , JACOBS
\TirANTEl ) Cock , or a dining rcom girl tt
VV Pacific hem ? . 823-7 $
TT TANIKO Four t'rla ( or dining rco-n , at
Cinllelcl Houto. 830-8
WANTKD A good ( jlrl for housework. At
101J Uodtfo gt 8417 *
W ASiTEDAt 117 N. 141h ul , a aml"fr-room
girl at oniM ) . S3 05
AVUJD-Asecoid cook at Metropolitan
W
Hotel t onco. 815-0
W ! l : > mlth r.r V o once Cut off.
, . 0. Mirphj. at tin work.
J TEt ) Mltht-cla sdln tig r ouiln
W .d City Hot si , 834 B {
WWANTED
WANTED A thoruh boik-kecrer. Ad-
dresa " 0 , " CMO ot Bee clll.c. glvln ? salary
CX [ l > cioU and rcfcror cos. b097S
WANTED A good ulrl far gtneral house
wurk , I anoor8widopre'drrcd ' , at rortn.
wcet coruir Hamilton aad Pier ttroetj , " Shlon't
addition. 808-91
ANTED A icconJ cook , at the Emmet
W
Hou < \Voniinprcferroj. . 812-11) )
WANTED Taogord ilrst-clafs liaibera.
Commercial Uotel , Lincoln , Neb , Steady
Work Apply at once F02-7 §
W < simD-SKui'tonai coo-c Good refer
cncs given Cor 18th and Websier Sts.
801-12
WANTKD-A dining room flrl at the Croigli
ton hou o. 315 tf
W ANTKD Two roon ol gcod fc'Jdrefi ' ( o take
orders ( or the Key htone R 11 up Sprlr
Mattel ; . All j soil other roods. 0 11 411 soutl
10th Bin et. 76 7t
W ANTED A first c aji engraver at ' 'dholm
Krlcksou. 702-11
T.1VE AOSMS WANTED-For a popu'ar ( ast
JU'sclling now book. Call at 118 south Hth
ttcet ' 753 ti
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUAT'ON WANTED-8y a .vounj min.
( Swede ) win la well tucd to tike rare of
boise * an4 rs willing to do ar y kind of wrrk. i p. .
p'y at P , E. Flodman & Co , 208 north 18 li bt.
835-8 §
TXTANTED Situation by young woman as
v r.urte tan Invilld In a gooJ fimlly. Ap
ply at St Jotcph'd hospital. t3l-0 ]
WANTED A gflcdnurs w(3h ( < s a place as
socu t possible Pleate call atlCOS Cum-
Icgitieot. 8I3-8S
W ANTED-A iltuallon as houtekieper by .a
laJv. AddrcsslS07 , CassEt , .87-7 }
"ITTANTED By young married man , MUatlon
VV Inanycapiclty. Writes qu'c'i ' , gsoJ hand.
n ages not so luuch thought ol as go il otonly
situ.I Ion Jte'crsncts given. U.S. 707 north
ISihe'rtct.OmUa. ' 7897 }
MI80ELLAf'E--Ua WAN fit
0 wants tn rrcet "C' at ( ho Mefcipolltin
Hotel , Orralii. 4bM4 |
FOR LENT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
TT10R RENT Furnlihcd roams , No. 218 no th
JC 9th street , blweoa Capitol uvanio and
'
Davenport. l-y
FOR REMT Twoconnectlng rooms ( nrnl.ho !
sultab'edr ( our neitUnn or a 'annly ,
with boitd , Day boirJ furnUhod. "O'J IS h s : ,
tsa Pi
TO RENT On ? or two rootrs , hindsomely
( uruishoJ lit 1613 DjJge kt. S32-lltt
KOOMS Fnmlibed or unlurnlshed , with
bcarJ , 1G10 Davenport. 829-13
T710R FE\T A bf ardlng house.No. 1 0 scuth
X IS b s lee , ronHlr.ln * 17 rcome , In food re-
iwlr. Apply'JU Jiutli 14th troct , or to Mrs. M
Wjmin , 018 north 17lb Ire'et , between OilKor-
niauid Webjfr streets. (00-12 ]
H OUJEFORREN low rent , 1718 flurt
Street , 607 7 J
FOR REST Two new brick stires en 16th
ttretL near Capitol atenne. Uqulre at N. W ,
corner c ( I5h adlUrnej. . 700-111
Foun' ' ! 7'-0uo p no. I quire at E helm
> nd Ell k-on 793 u
poll KENT M.cly ( arnubcd moms lets Chi-
U c KoSt.
TnOU RENT CotUceo ( three rorirs , Lexvcn
L1 woith and 23d ttretti. T. J. Fitimcrrl * , 412
S. nthlteet. 7S6tf
FOR REST Fhe rom cct'aje with barn.
< 79 U 0. F. DRISCOLL.
17011 llKM-Kurtus-ttl cottire , slk roojii.
Jj Ills. Hail , ' -219 Cil.forr.la 8net. 761 9 |
EOR RENT Two elegant lultj r ems , 1507
Farntm itrixt. Bout In the c ty. Will sell
part furniture and CirpstUqulre Van Cott ,
a ) Jl x Ucvei't. 757-K
PENT Largo furnished rou rtt 1318
FOR Street. 742-lm )
REST To be a ol for ono or two
FOR . A farm of 140 acres , ca h rtnt $3.00
anacie. Inquire at tJcoolllco. 733-71
RENr-FurnlBhcd icom ; nlth table Imrd
FOR Doe'go. 043-7 ?
FOR BENT-Ooruer Cth and 1'lerce.
SIOUE , 1100 Tarn lu s'reot. ' " 3l-2 t
Foil RENT Two critUfc' , excellent repair.
Lcavenworth arid South ave no , $2S nn j'28.
McuAGUK ,
010-tt f oppoelta P. 0.
STORK FOR R.ENT Corner of 16th nd DaT-
fnjort. Inquire 1010 Davenport etrHt. ,
463-tf
17UKNISUED rooma nnd board Modern con
JU vonlcncea , 1810 Dodge strevt 1000jualTf
KOR SALE
TTIOR \LEOR IlENT Now cittage with HTO-
JU rooms and all modern conveniences. N. W.
corner 224 and Harney. 819-9
Jon SALE ICO acres Improved farm near
Crcs'on , Iowa ; C5 acre * under cultivation , 10
acres wcodhnd , balance pa ture , (27 ptra-rc.
200 acres Improved ( arm , on&half mile from Elkhorn -
horn station , good house and ban , living water ,
145 acres under cultivation , balance posture , all
fenced , $35 p < r crf. 7 lots li Y tei & Beed'
addition , near I'roepict lllll cemelary , 8210 ;
tm ! jmjm-nts. Hoiro end lot in Grand Island
Neb. , t room , does , celltr , well and shrub ,
bery , good fence , SKtO ; tlmo payments 3 lot *
liiOraod Island , Neb , well located , (76 , lime
pa uiinti 6 lo.li In Lowe's subdivision in South
Oxaht , JC50 to $709 , tlmo famen s. House
and lottwo s'ory frame 12'/oom > > , o'casts ' , co'l r , _
city wat r , r.nls for S:0 KO d o atiai. , $3500.
Hot/io nrd let 1 } ttory fr Te , 6 rooms , do ctt.
cellar , cittern aud will , re r U. P ehops oa 13th.
tt , Slit ? ) Clots In A 1'n'nsubMfisonof tojer's
n'd , fl'rly incited ; 1B5 to | 4CO. ISOat-rrs two
inlieg from Yankion , llnkoin , rno in'le from the
convent ; a very great birea'n , p'lce $ lt'CO.ilot
c rr.er I rlU'a n1 Diviiiun $1000 , on ) h.lf
casin'oaie en time. E. L. JH'll . & CO ,
2513 1CJ2 Capitol ave ,
HOU.-KUOLD GO JOS For sa'o chfnp , on
uccountolca\lng city. Address M B. J.
llcootllcu. ! 747t
Foil FALE Saloon , With or without building.
Oo-d ocat'on Good reuon for iclllnft Ad-
addrtts 'Sn oon" Boo oitco. 753 8t
FOR SALK A now Hall's tafe , suitable ( or o-
Ho or house. Van Cott , at Max llcrer'g.
_ 758l _ ; ( [
I7TORSALE Building and docery bu
JL J. H Spelman , cor. 13th ai.dlloward
723-128
T OTa For tale only ttn mlnut > ii wallrom end
JLJ of street car track. J. C. Wilc-x at j ftrK ay-
enue houee , Ilonpcom plac- . 082-tt
HALE Voso Piano.
523-tf 0 , J. CANAN.
"ICTOR SALE Old ncwtpapers lu largo and email- *
JT qutntkien U this oincu. tf
T7IOR SALE Vlax mill macLlnery consisting ol1
I ? brake , 2 dusto-9 , beater , picker , precf , Ac.
Can work either r tted ot grue.i ttock , alio shaftIng -
Ing , pullics , and belting ( ordrl\lrg the shore , .
aUo 030 35 H. P. engine vrlth hjller , smoke'
ttack nnd sll flxturei cou p'ctu. Addrosf WILL
IAM TAIT ChMles Cltv Iowa. 2P5 Sm |
FOR SALE A flrft-c'a'seocond h-.nd top 'nig- '
try. Call at 1319 Jlarney trcot i7-t
STRAYED OR STOLKN One bay broncho-
h'rre , about 5 years ol' . Svir on hmil ;
woito I Ind fi-nt , hr . dcd on Mlipi : cbr ,1
II ward \\lll bo givaa ( or Inlcrmilin. . a ULO
onlfo. s -1 !
EIHST-CL\S HOARD $3,30 tier erk. at
1001 . edge str et hllMSt
STRAYED OR SIOLES-fcrom the inmlses
on Walnut ettvet and Hccnrd , iearllod'
packing houvr , since Miy l"th , a 2-jcar-old
hclfrreolor , hlnlsh-gr j ; irprlhiin he'g't
ISSdlUndwlt TIIKODOJB WODBICII ,
LOST 4 elik eacquo on E'ght. cnth strsi t bo-
tieenCh'iagoa"d F.rnam. Finder will be
kultably rewnrded by leaving ths same tt Hoary
Lchmaun's , 1118 Farnam St. M4-tl
T ADIE8 AND YOUNG MEN In city ot
Jj couctiy to take nice 1 ghtand pkaiant work
at their houiefc ; 91 to $5 a day easily and quietly
made ; work se > g by mill ; no canvass nv : no
etamp for rtply. Please addro s Reliable Maun-
lacturlng Co. , Philadelphia , Va , drawer IT
749 Junta TuoThuSatlSt
rPAKKN UP O e horto and one mare colt.
J with left hind feet white. Mare ha white
star on ( orehcal. Owner can . over fame by
proving ownership on appllcati .to It , Price ,
Saratoga precinct. 5C6-6t oew { |
EDWAKDRUEHL
MAG1STER OF PALMYSTERY ANB OONDT
TIONALIST , 108 Tenth etreet , Vetwcen Farnam
and Harney. Will , with the aid ct guardian
spirits , obtain for any one a glance of I he pail
and prooent , and nn certain condition ] In t ) < t la-
ture. Boots and Shoos uiudo to order , Perfect
iit'.olictlnn marantca-1
bso.ute.y Pure.
clsht , Sold p lr
1 > OWI"UI
JOHN D , PEABODY , HD , ,
PHYSICIAN ANDSURCE0H
OFPIOK nOOMB. S * 6 1S07 PARWAU.
Omaha Nil *
Pifll
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