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TUJK OMAHA DAILY BEE-WlJJDKESDAi. JUNK 13
The Daily Bee.
Wednesday Morning , Juno 13 ,
LOOALi
There wan no board of trade mooting
Tuesday on account of the lack of a
quorum ,
A complaint hn been filed agnlnst Oso.
Howard for threatening the life of Ann
Kelly.
Kelly.The
The paring work w a pushed Tuesday
for nil that It WM worth , ns the rain , for
once , did not Interfere with It.
Saturday evening of next week li the
time for the first concert on Capitol hill by
tbo Musics ) Union brass band.
The Omaha Glco club held ita ilrtt
mooting yesterday nt their now quarters
over the Omaha Savings bank.
Mrs. Annlo Doll has been complained
of for obstructing the directs with a build
ing. The cans is tot for 2 p. m. next Tuot-
day.
Three span of horses nro now required
to haul the large etonea fur the new court
house , which cimo from Cleveland ,
Ohio.
The mooting of Trinity Guild take *
place Wedncnday afternoon nt 8 o'clock ,
instead of Tuczday , as notlco heretofore
given ,
W. J. WhitehoiiBO , the IGth street
druggist , has removed to the corner of
IGth and Webster. It wna the quickest
move on record.
The hydrau lo elevator nt W. L. Pixr-
rotte& Co.'i hat store took a tumble
Monday with seven piusonpora oj
board , but although it fell the depth of
the four thnrs no ono waa hurt.
There is a bad washout on Franklin
street , near Baundora , In the direct line
followed to Prospect Hill by the funern
processions , compelling nil vehicle ] to
make quite n turnout , It should , by nil
meant , bo tixed up at onco.
At the request of the members of the
Dot lna county bar , Judge Wnkely line
appointed hla > on , Mr. Bird Waekley , of <
ficial stenographer of hla court , It Is nt
appointment eminently satisfactory to al
partlec , as Bird la ono of the brightest
young men nnd best stenographer * in thi
west auywhsr * .
The sportsmen's tournament openec
yesterday nt 0 o'clock , nt the Lincoln fad
gromds , There will bo three contests
the first two nt glass balls nnd cla ;
pigeons , and the Inat nt live pigoona fo
a puree of 8250 and the Ilallot cup
This match took place In the alter
noon.
At tbo police court yoaterdnyther
were but four caoi to bo disposed of , On
woman who persisted in remaining withii
the limits about the third ward echoc
house , prescribed by ( ho city council ha <
her cose continued to Wednesday. On
individual paid n line for disturbing th
peace , and ono for intoxication , The las
cute was n plain Slocum , who was sent t
jail.
A "timo mooting" of superintendent
of Union Pacific lines la being held
headquarters to roadu ] t time table * fc
the fast train between Omaha nnd Ogdet
About twenty-four hours will be sivod bi
tween San Francisco nnd Omaha when tb
now time tables go into effect. Gonen
Superintendents SmitbEgbert , Dickinsoi
Nichnla and Doddrlge , and Superlntem
finta Deuol , Wurtell and Havens are pa :
tlclpatingln the meeting.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION.
Interesting Proceedings at Browne !
Hall Yesterday.
The annual examination at Browne
hall closed Monday , having occaplo
the past ton daya. There are tw
principal written oxamlnatlono'a yoai
nd the closing examination of th
present school year shown great ad
ranccmont among the pupils. ,
great deal of attention much mor
than usual haa been paid to compos !
tion thla year.
Miss Annie Thomas , of Falls Cltj
read an essay entitled , "Tho Jdoi
English Dinner. "
"A yearning for the boantlfal d <
nled yon , shall strain your'powora ,
waa the tltlo of the otsay of Mil
Louisa Taylor , daughter of Col. Taj
lor , adjutant of the department of tb
Platto.
Mlso Belle Dickey , daughter c
Oolonol J. J. Dickey , road nti ossa
on "Lawronoo Barrett. " It was
very clover effort.
"A Prlmroso by the River's Brltr
nYellowPrlrnrosotoHlm Was Notl
Ing Moro , " was the unlquo tltlo c
Miss J onny Kelly's essay ,
Miss Osslo Abbott , of Fromon
road a strong essay on "Character. "
"Every Day Is a Llttlo Life" was th
subject of essay by Miss Lnlu Oromoi
of Omaha.
"Tho Restless Pnlso of Garo" we
. the subject ot an essay by Miss Nolll
a Van Antwerp , of Des Moines ,
af Following the essay came a clobat
f upon the momentous question , "Whlc
Is the worse character , the hypocrll
' or the liar ? "
I
Doling the exercises several Cno si
lections on the plauo were given b
Miss Sumner , of Schuylor , nnd Mil
Mary Huber , of Brownvllli
The commencement will tel
plaoo this evening at 8 o'clocl
The programme is an Interesting on
Including vocal aud Instrument
, music , the awarding of medals , at
the graduation of Miss Margin
Wilson , daughter of Gen. Wilson , ai
Miss Carrlo M. Dlnsmoro , of th
olty. Miss Dlnsmoro delivers the B
Intatory , and Mies Wllaonls the val
dlctorlan.
Tbcee ure Solid Facts ,
The best blood purlhtr nnd system re
ulator ever placed within the reach of BI
fering humanity , truly Is Electric Blttei
Inactivity of the Liver , Blllonsnesf , Jnu
dice , Conitlpation , WeaVKidneye , or ai
disease of the urinary organs , or wboev
requires an appetizer , tonic or mild itlm
Unt , will always fiud Electric Bitten t
best and only certain cure known. 'Xh
Mt surely and quickly , every bottle gui
ant d to give entire satisfaction or rnon
refunded. Bold at fifty cenU a bottle 1
O. V. Goodman.
CITY COUNCIL ,
Tlio Paving of Fourtoontli Sfcroot
Ordered.
Other Important Buamess
Transacted.
There wan a regular mooting of the
city council last night , at which there
were present Mossra. Andoraon , Bohm ,
Djnham , Kiufmann , Marphy , Hod-
field , Woodworth and President Baker ,
The journal waa road and approved ,
TETITIONS AND COJ1MDWICATIONH ,
From the mayor , approving certain
ordinances. Filed.
From the mayor , nominating \Ym.
Whlto , Wm. Drew and Hugh Murphy
appraisers of the damages from cx-
touolon of Dodge atreet , Confirmed.
From P. 0. IHmobaugh nnd F. II.
Davis , withdrawing petition for closing
of Oolfax street In Bartlott'a addition.
From II. Kountza , asking thai
Tenth street noath of Plorco be
brought to grade and filled , oto , Ilo <
furred.
From Helen E. Freeman : Giving
right of way through lot 1 , block 103 1
for aewor purposes , in contidoratiou
ofS400. Filed.
From Dr. P. S. Lelaonrlng , city
physician , roportlut ; the provalunco of
nmall pox in the olty. There are two
caaoa at 1 114 Chicago atroot ; ono cato
on Fourteenth and Dodge ; ono en
Eleventh , near Howard ; one on Eigh
teenth , between Davenport and Chicago
cage ; aovon In all. The email pox
hospital has boon put In condition to
accommodate cases , but the only pa.
tlont called for ( Tom Blddeaon ) re
fused to bo removed. The city phjal-
clan again called attention to the filthy
condition of the atrcota and alloys.
Referred.
A number of bills were referred
without reading.
From the chairman of the board of
public works , reporting the award of
contracts for storm water aewora , aa
follows : JonoR street extension tc
Wm , Fitch it Co. ; Seventeenth atrcot
aower to Wm. Fitch A Co. ; St.
Mary's avenue to Hugh Murphy &
Co. The award oi the Harnoy atrool
ion or , north to Chicago , etc. , la for the
_ > roaont withhold , the lowest bidders ,
however , bolng McUngh & McGarook
The right of way baa not yet boon so
ured through the Union Paclfn
; rounda. The Union Pacific official
iffar the right of way under cortali
ondltlonr , and the board aak for In-
truotlona. Referred.
From G. B. Lane , eecrctt > ry of th
Electric Light and Power company
proposing to erect at the interaoctloi
of such streets aa the council ma ;
dcalgnato , lamps similar to that 01
Tenth and Farnam otreota , of 2,001
candle power , to bo lighted until nf to
midnight. The company will oroa
twenty or more at the rate of $18 po
month for three yoara ,
The communication waa accompanied
niod by a petition signed by aovera
icoro of prominent citizens. Reforroc
o thoTommlttco on gaa.
From Ubll and Radlck , asking fo
certain ohangoa on North Omah
crook. Referred.
From the city marshal , roportln
the number of policemen , their ben
and the tlmo of duty. Referred.
From the city marshal urging tha
aowor connection bo made with th
city jail. Referred.
From the city marshal , asking t
have some point located nt whlo
refnao matter can bo dumped. Re
forrod.
The annual report of Lowio Rood
secretary of the public library fund
was filed.
A petition to have Nineteenth etroc
graded waa referred.
From tha olty attorney , rotnrnin
the claim of T. Morlarlty for damage
with opinion that the olty la not liable
Referred.
From Edward Whetman nnd othori
aaklng for the opening of Loavenwort
atroot from South avenue to Par
avenue. Referred.
By Bohm : To repair Elghtoont
atroot from Loavonworlh aud Marc ]
Adopted.
By Bohm * To repair Pierce atroi
between Nineteenth and Twontiot
atroets. Adopted.
By Throne : To repair a bridge o
Seventeenth and Maroy street
Adopted.
By Kanfmann : To fill water worl
dltchoa on Ut. Mary's and Park avonni
Adopted ,
ByRodfiold : Oalllngforan oatimal
of the grading of Seventeenth atro <
from Harnoy to Oantro atroot. Adoptee
By RedGuld ; Galling for an catl
mate of the amount of money ncco :
aary to meet draftaon the general fun
during the comlnc fiscal year. Adoptee
By Andoraon : To put the alloy between
twoen Hamilton and Oaldwoll street ,
from King to Campbell stroota , in
pasjablo condition at n coat not to o :
oced $1GO. Referred with power I
act.
act.By Dunham : To ro-oloct Wm. Wa
Uoe , P. L , Porrlno and L. S , Rood a
the library board. Adopted ,
By Kaufmann : To ralao the aide
walk on Nineteenth and St. Mary1
avonuo. Adopted.
By Thrauo : Requiring the filling i
the pond on Twelfth uud Leavonwori
atroota. Referred.
KEFOKTB OF COUUITTEK3.
The committee ou claims reportc
advoraoly aa to the claims of Mr
Kroba and Mr. Jackson for damagi
from the late storm. Adopted.
The claim of A. R. Toozer for alen
lar damages was also rejected.
The committee ou atroota nc
gradoa returned the petition of Si :
toonth street property holders f <
shoot asphalt pacomont , recommencing
ing that the request bo granted ,
On atroetonndgradea : Rocommom
ing thu digging of a dl oh to prote
Tvronty-aocoad nnd Oumlng street
Adopted.
On police : Adversely to makit
each couucllmuu a apodal pollcoma :
Adopted.
On aide walk nnd brldger : Racort
mending tbo conetruotlon of a brldj
north of the U. P , ahopa and loadh
to the water works pump houe
Adopted.
On atroota and grades ; Ilocommcn
ing the eatabllahincnt of a grade f
Wheaton street , from Coming atre
to Indiana avenue. Adopted.
From special committee : Rocor.
nondlng construotlon of aldowalka on
Vhcaton atrceta. Reomnmlttocl
From committee on pollca : Rcfor-
Ing request for oppolutmrut of Wm ,
loach aa night watchman on Tanlh
troot to the mayor frr action ,
Ltloptod ,
The committee lo whom wan re
erred the matter of nccuricg terms
or the right of way for newer pnp-
toaoa for the oxtonaton of the south
itanch of the North Omaha newer
hrough blocks 192 , 102 and 207i ,
oportod favorably and recommended
ho adoption of the cut-oil plan ; also
bat the matter bo pat through at
uco. Adopted.
OUUINANCKH.
A special ordinance appropriating
nonoya out of the pavlm ; bond f and
or paving the Interauoilona of BtrootB
n paving district No. 2 , wtta passed ,
A opeclal ordlnanco authorizing the
aouo of $32,000 ' district paving
jondn" of dlatrist No. 2 , waa pieaod.
An ordlnancn providing for thi
avcmont of S'xtcenth ' atroot with
ophalt , was p&aeod ,
An ordlnanco prescribing the width
f tires In nil vehicles of burden to bo
aod on the fltroMs of Omaha , wan
cad twice and referred ,
The ordinance takea effect Juno 1 ,
884 , and requires Urea on anch vohl-
loa to bo at least throe Inches wide ,
where aad ! vehicle la morn than one
on in welcht , and four Inchon where
; h over two tonu in weight. Penal-
lea r.ro to bo provided for the viola-
Ion of this rule. Mr. RudQold intro *
need the otdlinnco.
The Katrtbrool : market houaoordl-
innco waa considered at some
ength and referred lo the judiciary
ommlttco.
Councilman Kaufman was granted
iroo weeka leave of nbiorco.
Adjourned for ono week.
BANGING A BLACK.
An Unfortunate Victim of MiB-
taken Identity ,
A Serious if Not Fatal Attack
in tbo Dark.
Between 8 and 0 o'clock last oven-
ng nn affair which may yet reault fa-
ally occurred on south Thirteenth
troot , directly under the Union P.v
Ifio railroad bridge.
Mr. Travis , the colored gontlemac
who runs an all night restaurant ou
Twelfth and Dodge , ia the owner of t
Ight , covered vehicle known as the
portaraon'a wagon , n colored mar
named Henry Wilson being the regU'
ar driver. Travis lives near Ilaacill'j
urk , and last night Wilson waa drlv-
ng his team homo when an nil ray oc'
currod which iraa nearly n tragtidj * .
Just aa Wilson passed under the
U. P. brldgo on Thlrtoonth street ,
wo llttlo glrla bailed him with "L
that vou Mr. Travel"
"No , " waa the reply.
"Yea , It ia you , Mr. Travla , " wn-
.ho answer , aud itnmedlatoly after twc
men stopped up to the wngon nn :
ono said : " /ot / ; out of that wr-g in yoi
of a ! "
They at once pulled poor Wilaor
)1T and proceeded to give him n torrl-
ole pnnlshmont , knocking him dowi
sousaleca nt the ontant nud finnll ;
rnnnlng away nnd leaving him lylnj
on the ground.
A crowd quickly gathered am
Officers Matza and Hand Timmo ur
riving Watson waa put iu his wngoi
and taken to Dr. Gronumtum'a cilice
whors hla wounds wcro drccaod , 1)
having four horrible gaahoa on hi
bead and bolng otherwise badly uao
up. The wagou wan then driven t
Travis' roataurant nnd loft with hi
men ,
It la evident that Wilson wao mli
taken for his employer and cot th
licking Intended for him , What th
provocation waa no ouo know , na Trai
is had not been aeon up to midulghl
Wilson's wounds may yet prov
Fatal and ho lies nt the jail In n orltl
cal conltlon.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following doeda wcro filed fc
rooord in the county clerk's offic
Juno 11 , reported for TUB BEE b
Amoa' real ootato agency :
Joseph Redman and wlfo to Jon
mlah A. Llnahan , q. o. d , , 10 acre
swof 32,16 , 13-32.00.
Amanda and Divld Harpator t
Jeremiah A. Llnahan , w , d. , 10 acre
aw 132 , 10 , 13-eCOO.
John O'Noll and wlfo to John Slof
w. d. , w. \ of lot 3 , block 4 , Cred
Fonder add. $500.
Augustus Rlcs to Henry G. Rlohto :
w. d. , s A of lot 7 , block 8. Kountz
& Ruth's add.--150.
Jas. E. Boyd , mayor , to Addio (
Ambrose , q. c. , pt nt part of Marki
street running aeroja a w. cor. 5 , bloc
114 , by direction of council.
M. F. Shlnn nnd wlfo to Job
Bluett , w. d. , lot 3 , block Y , Shlnn
3d add 8300.
Dannls Cunningham nnd wlfo t
Dadrlck Olaou , w. d. , lot 2 , block t
Cunningham's sub-dlv , $350.
John Muckloy nnd wlfo to M. I
Mooney , w. d. , lot 7 , block 2 , Rood
first addition , 51,200. ;
Byron nudLowls Reed nnd wives t
Maria Dora , w. d. . uA of ri of lot < 1
Regan's addition , 61,1)00.
Henry Ohnrlea nnd wife tn Luc
Elllngwood , w. d. , TrA of lot G , bloc
198J , § 1,400.
Andrew J. Han t com and wll
to Sarah R , Uhl , w. d. , lot 19 , bloc
1C , Hanecom place.
Tuo St. Joe UnonftorfoBt.
The K. 0. , St. J. & 0. B. Ry. wl
run an extra train to St. Joseph o
Saturday evening , leaving the B. .
M. depot on Tenth atreot at 4 p. n
sharp and reaching St. Joe at 8.30 , i
time to take in the evening conco ;
and attend the grand picnic on Sui
day , returning to Omaha Monday i
4:15 a. in. Round trip tickets ai
on sale at the city cflbo , 1224 Fa
imm street , and at the B , & M. dope
The trip will bo n delightful ono.
3LAVEN'S YOSEnUTE COLOGN
Made from the wild flowers of tl
FAU KAUEi ) YOSEUWE VALLE
it ia the moat fragrant of porfum
Manufactured by II. B. Slavcn , tit
Francisco , ifor tale In Omaha by V
J. Whltehouio and Kcnnard Bn
COMMENCEMENT.
ntorosting Exorcises of Brow-
neil Hall.
Conferring of Diplomas und
Award of Medala ,
The commencement exercises at
Brownoll Hall took place loot evening ,
cd were largely attended. The fol-
owlng was the .
rUO IUHUI ,
1. Chorus Conctne.
2. Grand Dan two planon litrg.
The Miflsej Vau Antwerp aud Wag.
gontr.
3. Vocal ftolo , ballnd Cotccn
Mis * Ambrose.
Essay , "Jlultum In I'atvo , " Miss Ulns.
mote ,
4. Vooaldnctt. "Venetian Iloat Song " . .
ISlumtnthal
f . rhno neitettc IMtr.
TLe Blfsios funnier , Folds , Keese ,
Latham , McKlHIuney , Kelly.
Jisay , "The Insatiate Tenth of Time , "
with valedictory , Mist Margaret
Wilson.
6. Vocal sole , "Night Dews are Fall.
Ing. " * . Miltlott }
MIPS Crcmcr.
7. Vocal Bole , "Tarnntclb" lituint.
Mlsa Kee o.
KHributlon of Prizes and Medals by the
Hector.
8. i'Juno golo , "Mandolinata Fantalalo. "
Kollwj.
fillsi Hoover.
0. Vcoal Sale , 'The Menage. " . . . .
Slumcnthal.
Miss WilRori.
0. Vocal trio , "Farewell. " M nteriti.
The MltBoa Latham , Van Antwerp and
Cremer.
Granting of Diplomas ,
Addresj by the lii'hop.
The Nicene Creed.
Collnots.
Gloria in Ezceldln ,
Benediction ,
MBDALH AND PHIZES
were awarded by Rector Djhorty an
ollown :
Dandy przo ! for music , Mica Mamie
lumnor.
Woolworth prfzo for higher mathe
matics , Mies Lola Shears.
Hawkins prlz ; , grammar , Miss BBS-
lo YaioB.
Yatoo prlza , composition , lllsc
Jlanoho Bnckworth.
Yatca piiza for writing , D. Lah-
mnna.
Hawkins prlzs , arithmetic , Miss
jlllnn Hesa.
Krountz prize , langages , Mlsa Flor-
onoa Yatcr.
Chase prlzo , rhetoric , Mlai Beanie
MoElHlnny.
Patterson priza , composition , Mia :
Jonnlo Kolloy.
Olarkaon medal , for deportment ,
Hiss Carrlo Diasmore ; honorable men
.Ion , Misses Florence Falca and Elaii
Abbott.
Woolworth collegiate aoholarshlr ;
modal , Miss Margaret Wilson.
Meyer modal , Music , Mlsa Marj
loovor.
MUlupaugh modal , English lltern
nr.i , Mlaa Anna Thomar.
R ° ctur'a medal , art , Miss Mary Ha
ar.
ar.O'Oonnull preparatory scholarshl ]
medal , Minn Mabel Pratt.
Dlnsmoormcdal , improvement , Mlsi
Elslo Abbott.
Buoklen's Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of tl
world. Warranted to npnedlly cure Burns
Lruine ! , Cuts , Ulcers , Salt Kbeuin , Keve
3oren , Oancero , Pile ? , Chilblains , Corns
Tetter , Chapped Hands , ami all akin crap
Uous , guaranteed to cure in every instance
or money refunded. 23 ccms per box.
For sale by 0. F. Gooduiun ,
MILITARY MATTERS
The Latest Orders In the Departmoc
of the Platto.
The Atlantic & PaoICo tolegrap
company having ccaaod to exist , an
its obligations na a subsidized lln
having been assumed by the Unlo
Pacific telegraph company , paragrap
1 , general orders No. 23 , headquarter
department of the Platte of Ootobs
25 , 1872 , la revoked , and all officle
dtopatohon from those serving in thl
department cent at stations botwec
Ogdmi , Uta'h and Omaha , Nob. , will
when practicable , bo by that line an
marked "charge aubaldy. " Paymen
by cash Trill bo made only on enc
portions of other lines us are passe
over before or after acceptance b
the Union PaolQo telegraph company
The following correspondence i
pnbliahed for the Information an
governance of all officers serving 1
thU department.
Paragraph 2232 of the regulation !
us originally published , provided tha
commotatlon may bo paid a aoldle
traveling under orders on detachc
command , when it la Impracticable t
carry his rations , at the rate of on
dollar a day , or lens , aa the seorotar
of war may direct. The aocrotary c
war became satisfied that in the case
where commutation was noceesarj
the allowance ' ' ono dollar per da
waa not sulBolont , and therefore , b
conoral orders No. 104 , of 1882 , fret
this olliao , authorized the payment cone
ono dollar and fifty cents per day na
maximum. It waa not intended t
authorize the payment of corainntatlo
In cases whore It hzd not before boo
authorized , but the attention of th
secretary has been called to anch
large number ot caaea In which th
increased commutation has beenpal
without justification , that it seem
necessary to call the attention of com
mandlng oflicorn to the requirement
of the regulations.
The secretary of war la advised thn
tha increase In number of Instances o
improper payment of the commutlo :
allowance la very great since it waa In
croaacd , and it ao < tni difficult to ao
count for thia , except by anppoatn
that in rncny catra the commandln
oulcor hao boon le < * to order the com
mutloti upon the uj.nal or eupposei
prcfurenco of the oullatod man , au
has not bated hi ) action on the Ini
practicability of carrying rations , a
required by the re-gulatlono so thn
commutation la now frequently give ;
when It would not have been given I
it had boon ono dollar per day , bu
the proper rations would have buo
carried. The caaea brought to the at
tcntlon 6f the secrottiry show cloarl
that the authority to make the allow
anoo Is bolng abased , and that th
abuio la growing.
The logical reault of an approval c
the action in all the case * proiento
would bo the nllowanoa in the future
of the oominntiltlon In all ciiaca of
ravel. Taking each caao arnarntcly ,
t ia found that the gru.tt mujjri y of
commanding cfllcera do not order cum *
mutation In similar cases.
It ia thought advisable to Indicate
ho general vlowaof the department aa
o the pmnar construction of para *
graph 2232 of the regulation by a gen-
iral order , lianed thia dny , nnd at the
anio tlmo to provide for obtaining the
views of department commanders on
ench cnjo M It arleea , ao that no far ns
lossiblo the views of command offi-
lorfl nnd of the accounting oflicermay
> o brought into harmony.
PBB80NAL.
0. F. Goodman left yesterday for
jlneoln to attend th annual meeting of
he Nebraska l'h nniceutloal convention ,
J. W. Paul , master cir builder of lha
/tab & Northern ctr word ) at Kigle
lock , Idaho , h3 returned from the ox-
iibitlon of railway appUmci at Chicago ,
nd will leave for Kigla Hock to-day ,
J. O , I'rcncott , of the firm of Preac3tt&
> ) . , rmiBio dealer * , hai gone eut fora
hort tlmo. Mr. X. P. Curtis will have
nil charge of the business in hla nb-
eneo
Prof. Landeryou , long A papular land *
cape and marine painter and tcnchtj in
big city , wlu hrn been for three jeiri
) abt in .England , has returned to Omaha ,
Colonel Geo. N. Hick * , chief bill clerk
t the U. P. local freight cilice , left Mon-
ay for n brief visit to his home in
Utlco , N. Y.
Mr. Will JUkor , for some time past with
> Ir. John G , Jacobs , in the undertaking
maiueas lefc yesterday for a visit to his
M home near York , Pa.
B. F. Waterman , of Red Cloud ; Wm.
Charltcn , of Lincoln nnd M. It. Newel ) ,
f Herman , are guota if the Metropoli-
an.
an.D.
D. W. Hitchcock , the U. P. represents
iiroat SanFrauuiico , will arrive in the
city to-dao on the U. P. overland
rain.
Misses Katie and May Mason , daugh-
era of Col. Mason , have returned from
attending school at Rochester , N. Y.J
Oscar Groehelle , formerly with Mo-
tlahon , Albert & Co. , wai in the city
jerttorday , and called at the BIB cilice.
Mrj , D. S. liuell , one of the talented
vocalists ( f tbo city , his gone to Chicago
and Michigan on a visit of several wo ks.
Ex-Senator Caldwell , of Kansac , presi
dent of the Oregan & Idaho Land Inv
irovement company , is in the city.
John J. Colquist and N. C. Christian ,
son , of Sacramento , Neb , , are at the Mil <
ard ,
S. 0. Gilliland , the Utak representative
of Milton Rogers & Sena , ia in the city ot
a visit.
Mra. Robert K , Strahorn is In the citj
on her return from the east to Denver.
O. II. Gordon , of Collini & Perry , hai
returned from a trip to Now York.
A. II. Swan , the Cheyenne cattle man
wan at the Millard Monday ,
Moiars. F. W. and W. S. Getty , o !
Blair , are ut the Mill ard.
11. H. Porncrqy nnd W. F. Norria , o
Ponoj , uro at the Milbrd.
F. Krueger , of Beaver Dam , rcgistcru
at the Paxton yesterday.
A. B. Cranberry , of Silt Lake City , is ;
guest at the Metropolitan.
Morris Chambers , of Denver , la a gues
at the Metropolitan.
A.I n. Gale , of Lincoln , ia a guest of th
Metropolitan.
II. L. Rivera , cf Kentucky , Ia at th
Metropolitan.
M , R. Moore , of Barada , is at the Met
ropolltan.
J. 0. SLepard , of Nebraska City , id a
the Millard.
lion. B. D. Slaughter , of Fullerton , i
at the Millard.
lion. 0. 0. Charlston , of Phelpa , in [ a
the Millard.
J. 0. Smith , of Crete , ia at the Metro
politan.
H , K. Palmerston , ot North Loup , is a
the Paxton ,
J. W. Deweeeo , of Lincoln , is a guest o
the Paxton.
Theodore Haller , of Blair , ia at th
Paxton.
John H , Durbln , of Cheyenne , Is in thi
city.
A Startling : Discovery ,
Phyeicinns are often startled by remark
able discoveries. The fact that Dr. King'
New Discovery for Consumption and al
Throat and Lung diseanoa h daily curini
patienta that tboy have given up to die , i
starting them to realize their cense o
duty , and examine into the merits of thi
wonderful decov ! < ry , reeulting in hundred
of our boat Physicians ueing it In the !
yractice. Trial bottles free at C. F.Good
man'g Drug Store , Regular size 81,00.
PACIFIC
CORNER OF
NINTH AND HARNEY STS
Omaha , Nebraska.
OPENED MAY 17TII , 1883
This hotel contains 100 rooms
nil outside rooms , and 80 room !
ou the first lloor , especially lulnpfc
ed for sample men. A cuisiiu
of superior excellence. Head
quarters for the state trade
Special inducements to the thea
trical profession. Hotel situatec
five blocks from depots. IIors <
cars pass the door both wnyi
every live minutes.
T. J , SALSMAN
Proprietor ,
A , H , AYLSWORTH ,
Manager ,
( Late of Paxton Hotel. )
infants and Children
Without Morphine or Nnrontino.
Mlmt Rlrcs our Clillilren rosr chcrVs ,
What euros their fovcrs , mnK > s them siren :
'TU C'lutorla.
V > 'h < * n Ilnblci fret , nnd err by turns ,
V/liat tutva their colic , kflls tholr worms ,
Hut C'mtorln.
What quickly cun-i Constipation ,
Sour Stomncli , Colds , Indigestion :
Hut f'mlnrln.
rarpwcll then to Morphine Syrup' ,
Castor Oil nnil l\in > iurlc , amiHnllCn
HnllCn < tnrln
ni-- ' . -.j ] ; . . - . M'tL .j.y.i , . ; --I.
Qgntr.r ; tnJmQnt. An nii-
olufo ccro Cov Rliowmntism ,
iiraiim. 27 iras. Gnlln , &c. , ntiel nu
"
fttc.ni > ' ! : ico-n Paij-rollovor.
Alt thof nho from inllienlictn , rtttatfi M elhtr cauri are
wf tk uLnervinl , ) w * j IrtteJ , phj-iiciily dmlDt'd , and unable to
or r form IliVii itutlcn trojrrlv cau bo rcruinlj al pfrma-
umtly cuff d , * ithit a itotiucli nu.Uriiic f ndoriM by doctor *
ntlniilen tnl tl \tft Th * Medical Weekly HBTI * The old
plan of trratlog Vert oit ItolilIlM * Ihy 1 < nl 1)rcnr , .1 c. ,
UwMljmirrrrelclbylllHMUHTON IIOMJrV * Krca
hupplo rum * * mured of certain restoration to full and per
fect munboml. Simplf f Tec 11 TO , clrittttjr , pleasant , bend
for tr MliiOnptiltatfnn with phrMclan free
MAUSTUN IUMII : > V ro. . 10 w. inu su it * * iori.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
3T8PECIAL8 will POSITIVELY not beln
sorted unless paid In advance.
TO LOAM MOKEY
TO LOAN The Om ha sjvlnim rank
MOSEY prejurcil to tmke loins oa Omaha
city or Fcuitlaa county ictl o tie at current
ratdo I ut i rest. NJ ccmm'bslon cha-gdl. 33311
. I O.NKV TO LuAN Tbo LUHIBI Halts o : In-
IV ( ( tercet. Ucmia' Loan Aeccy,15th ( 4 Douglas
2w4li
iJKEY LOANED rn chattel mortgages.
in,7 Union Block. 635 Imoj
LeAN On chattel moitgaEfi
S , 1103 Fatcam St. 73'-lrn {
-t ] T ONblT 'SO 10AN-C&11 at LswoHIca ol D L.
ItL 1 , CrelKhton Block.
: OMfSViiirCOwrd on chat'el property , by J ,
i . MLUTAtAS f * > 313 South I4tn frctt.
HELP WANTED.
A first cl i bather , t r M ,
WAKTKD g , 23 Broi4 aj , Couacil Hinds.
ANIED \ mlilille apr-d woman for llph (
hcusework , wages { lOO'ier week 015
DjuglasSt. 83316
Tnoiooi tarbere steidy wsrk ,
WANTKU 13th St. Omaha. 803-H'
\\J ANTED A t : rl at Helneko's rtB auranl
VV corner 13thani JacksonBt. 889 135
Affocdcnmiioto-t Klrl to do ton-
WANlFD
cral holism-work , good na ea glrrn. N ,
W , corner 18th and Dtueuport. 83-tl
ANTED \ glr for ff etJA houje-AOik , IK
W children 7C6S. 10th St. Lclor. 835-10 ]
cir f jr central hrntcnork
Gcrmin prefeuod. CIS S. nth atreet .
1ANTE1 Rood girl f r Eentral house ncri
W In > n all family. Apply tH.'ON 18th St ,
883-131
Two co'lectrrn at on c ,
V15.CO per week. Apply to P. K. Colin
67 Barker Block. SU1-15
'
AN1ED Agitl tods urrcral Jiojif- oil
In email family. Applj corner P rk Wlu
a\enuoaud Wilnut St. B. Urniha. 850 13 $
WANThD Two ccoJ dining rrom girls to gi
west. Agocd laundro's for h-tel to g <
north. A gocd woroan cook fnr city , wapc :
ccod , A nuo b r cf Isttlaii paci ! In citv , il
bo liunlal.eU free at 217 16thSt. 869-12 {
WAX TED-A good tellable tinsmith. Cull 01
or address howleo h Vandcrhosf , geward
N braika. 877-9
ANIED Girl ftr light homework 161 !
W Howard bet * een 10 an i 17th. b70-12 (
ANTED A BlrlatScandlnarUn hrtel Htl
St. 871-121
WANTED Irrmcdlstely a d'eh wishtr , Ap
ply at the I'luntois boase corner 11th nni
Dodjo. 87212t
ANTED A oed w fhcr woman or Rirl a
W Uoeton Laundry north ISIh St. 875-tl
WWAN1
WAN1 ED Immediately a girl 12 to 15 ti
takocareof cbi'dr.n. ' inquire 1109 Day
cnport St. Bfil-13 *
WANTED 25 ttama to btcik prirlo ! immed
lately. EOGGS&H1LL. 805-1S
WANTED Four girls to wait on table , wage
15 to per monih. Apply at the Metre pal
itanllrtci. faa 13
W ANTED Immedlattlir girl at 1514 Callfor
nU at. S 0-12 (
ANTiD Situation as cook Good refer
encs given. Cor 18th and Webster Sts.
83H2
SITUATIONS WANTED
A M ddlo aged hngli > h woman I'ojlrcs n sltua
_ ctlon as r.utso or to di llnht hous work In i
coed faml ) } , l ) 8t of rettrencea gi\cn Addict
E. II. Ulb llarncv St. 88Mb )
ANTUD 1'oshlon a shlpplu ; cl erk o
book-keeper by a young itaa. II II. 11
Bee offict. 807 13t
rri A" TED By a girl wha tborouKhly under
YY utaids houao woik , a p'oiton In atnu
family. Pleaaa address box 6J3 Fremont Neb.
f5T-ll >
A position as driver fcr deliver :
WANTED Krccis ; prelerrcd. Call or aJ
dm * 18nl Cumlt t' at , EDWARD COKIUL.
81i-15 *
rjlTUATIONWANTCi'-UyathoravKhU-cjm
O vetcntbank cleik flft en0'rs Okptrlcnco
Qret cla > 3 tfeic.oc < i. AcJrcisj II. 912 W liar
slsoa St Chicago 111. 8:9 13 }
MI8CELLANEOUU WAtITU
Burd by ttentlen an * nd lo ( li
WANTED family , where would ba only board
era picfcmd. Location louthnestcrn put o
city , not too lar from cpera house. Address " 7.
licootllce. 87d-12 ( ;
A n ce'y ' furnhhcd room In a goo <
WANTED foi man and wlfo an ! li ) e r ol <
ton. Inferences address K. K. lite oince. tSg 12
FOR LENT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
I710U KE ! T 10 r.orn cotta < e with Uuu an (
J ; boiutlful giounds , our fcracr resldeiceoi
bt. Miry s avei-iie. ttrctt cu pats the door.
J. B. Q blOD. 8'4 11
PIOR KENT 1IOU50 4 roonw , furrlturo for il
I" ( .heap. Inqulro S. W. corner lllh and Dlv
jtionttn. 870-tf _
HE > T Cottigo wlthS rojme. Dr Pau1
FOK lOJ-11
1T\OK \ KENT CottiKO of lx roomiwlilior with
jj out furniture , 2210 Ca'lfsrnli fct. bG2 IbJ
TnOR UENT DurlPB the summer montlu ,
P Qntly furnlibfld six room hcnso , plea anlj
il uatoi near head nt fct , Uar > 'i avenue , to t
troall faml j without children. 1'Uato tddren
with rtferonces. H. 2 Bes oitlce. E57-tf
TPO LET Hooms acd bond , or furcUhed
J _ houe for lun-mcr , 1WB C llJorrU St
837 imp.
KENT One or two rooms , hindsomelv
"
TiO furnlstcJ kt 1013 Dode it. U2-19I
Fumlihed or uafurnlihed , wltb
EOOMS , 1610 Davenport. 829-13
RUNT Large lumUhfd room al lilt
FOR Street. 7i2-lm {
nENT.mrnlihed toomi with tabU board
FOR '
' FOR RENT Corner 8lh and Pltrce. .
S' EIXYAttOS , 1109 I'&rn'Ei strctt. 731'2t
r.lOK RENT Two cnttatrc' , txcellnnt repair . ,
Jj Ltavcnwirth andSomh ave no , ? 2 < nn < lt28.
JloLAUUE ,
010U cppotlle t' . O. _ _
Kdll ItKNT-Coriier of IClh tml DIT-
3 iniort. Imiulro 1U10 DtMiiipott ttr-it.
1C3-H
tii-ivniaiir.ii rooms and hovd Voders conJ * -
J } > tlt. , H UlUDodgostroU 1000J'JmTt '
I-OR SALfc.
tOH a ILE-600 h < ad je Tlln7 heifer * !
Jj WKjhcadSiiats eld helfrrs ,
459 " 34 nd5 Jesr "
30Q " laud Jjeirotd stoeri ,
400 " Sand 4 " "
3UO " mixed xlves.
xlves.BTIUNOB
BTIUNOB HR01.
Caltts co trutO's , Hide , Wool , and Tallow deU-
urs Sioux Cltj Iowa. ny > lm
T710R SALE The 8 r. y mill will ( dl cr ex-
JL ; chan. e for Rial estate. Addren J'-hti Roeslnk
3mileicattof Papllllon. P.O. addrc'Omaha.
Foil SALE A thoraughbnd cow. Inquire at
Eihclm & Krl kson'd. 879 IS
IjlOH SALE Hotel In yood tow , i mr Om < h
i ? raj leg wall In excclltnt older. GiO'l barn
will turn abed , will btar iitatlr : tlon. AMK- ' .
W tl 1510 Fin.ru.
rp\VO Good hcrs i 'or alo. Inqu'rs ' of Ncr-
JL ttti'a iftoctry li h St i.ttr Davonpcit
i8l 13
Fi RS LF lou o and lot within one bVcV of
tlulllgh lilnolir.U3t DO sjld thU * oik. In-
q .treatthinoltku. B 3 If
J7IOW SALE OR EXOlIANGrt-Kull bl tttll ( 3
I1 dwellings curncr ol llth and Pac fle B ucti.
Nine 1-jts In suii'h Ore aha AI no lf > u our. sot
land nui Slanto . Nelua In , end butiJIii' rnd
Itockofclot I ( f No , 8i4'lcnt ttcp t. Vtll > x-
cuance f r br kadru laid , . 1'urlhi-r p r-
t'nibraivt 0 o 11. I'jttr-o 's Clothlur Store ,
E04 Tenthstre t. f54."i sjt-mon-h-4w
I , ORBALH Two peed hotssf , by W O , Mor-
X' ton , 101 north IGtb nsar Davenport.
8U-11
SALK 100 aoroi Improved 'arm near
FOR ' , Iowa ; (5a > ro9 under cultlvnilon , 10
acres wcodhncl , ba'anco pa turo , $27 pc r a"re.
209ncio3 Improvedfsrm.ono half mile from Elkhorn -
horn station. RCCI ! houeo ai d bare , living water.
145 acron under cultUatlon , balance piwluiu , all
fenced , 835 p * r acre.
7 lots la Yitea & Ileed'saddltlon , near Procpcct
nil ! cemotary , S-tO ; tiiurpijm nta.
llomoind lot In Grand Ulan j Neb , , 0 rooms ,
clofeie , cellar , well and shrubbery , go d fence ,
$ l'tO ; tlmo payments.
3 loin In Grand Island , Neb , well located ,
(75 , tlmo pa mints.
6 lolslnLono'a subdivision In South Oa.alu ,
f053 to 8700 , tlmopajmtn s.
Houao and lottwo , stoiy frame 12 room" , cica
da , cellar , city wat r , rtnts for SSO , gocd loca
tion , $3.100.
Honso ard lot 1 } story Ira-re , fl rooms , clotcts.
collar , cistern at-d well , coir U , P. chops on 15th
st , $2100.
6 lota In A len'n subllvls'on of Roger's add ,
Ocoly locitcd ; 60 to { 400.
lOacns , { wo miles from Yankton , Dakota ,
cne mile from the tomcat ; a very great barga'n ' ,
Plice 81 00.
1 lot cirncr IlldUra an ] Dlvlilon , $1000 , OQ9
h If casn , balance on time.
E. L. JIOR1K&CO ,
E25-13 1C22 Capltcl Are ,
I7\OR \ RK T Houics three nndf jur'roam. In-
JU quire 008 N. 13th si. tS50-10 |
SALE A new Hall's f afe , suitable for of-
FOR or house. Van Cott , at Max Mover's.
_ 758-f
SALE Iluildlng and Oiooor ; buglnces ,
FOR H Snelman , cor. 15th ftudHoward. .
723-12 §
IOIl BALK Voeo Piano.
F E2S-tf C. J. CANAN.
TJ1OU SALE Old newspapers In large and small
Jj quintUlcs at this oll.co. tf
T710H SALn Flax mill machinery conslstlrg ol
l" brake , 2 du'te's , beater , | Ickcr , prri" , &c.
Can work cither rutted or pieeu H' tk , alto xhutt-
Ing , pulllea , nnd bclllni ? fordrlvlig tbeuboro ,
aUoone35 II. P. engine v.lth boiler , moke-
ituck and all Wxturoa comp'cto. Addrov > WILL
IAM TAIT ChJiles Cltv low * . 295 3m |
FOR SALE A fint-cla s second hand top ling-
Ky. Call at 131 ! ) IHtney itrect' : 7-tl
INSlRUCriON'-In MMhtaatlcf , \
PRIVATE . , Agrlcuttu al and KnrlneurlDg \
Dra Up llc'crencc ] . Addttes 'M "Vn ttilee.
B81-13I
. S10LEN irom the , rimlsa
SlKAYl.DOK Etieet and dec nd , trarUajd'i
packing boutr , Blnco Miy litb , n 'J-ycar-oltl
bclfrrcnlor , bluish graj ; medium hti'gSt '
83tJdltandwlt TiitoDojKODBICII ,
E P.rion who took thi wronf pira < ol from
. Hjskell'd Paik Juno 10th pliase rctu'n to
Qco. llclmrod's Store ICth St. and save troublo.
tOS-tf
rilAKEN UP A smtll pony mare about IZycars
JL old , blazed face , both tats split. Owrcrcin
hae same by av'llng ou N. O. FcrdS.W [ csrctr
' Oih at.d BouluTiid , and pajltu charges ,
810-CU leachwf
IRST-CUSS BOARD-83.30 per week , at
F lOot Dcdge street 819-lgf
T ADIEO AND YOUNG MCN In city or
1 J country is take nice 1 glit and rl1 a'ant v ork
at their home * ; $2 to $5 a day easily and quietly
made ; work soui by mall ; no canTa H HIT : na
stamp for rrplv. I'leaeo addre H KrlUUe Manu
facturing ( Jn. , Pbllidclih'a , Fa , drawer IT.
749June2TueThuSatl2t
rPAKKN UP One hoicc ana one maio colt ,
J with lelt hind feet white Mare ha whlto
star on foreheaJ , Ouucrcan recover tame by
proving cwnerahlp on application to H. Price ,
Saratoga precinct. 5GG-61 cewj |
EDWARDKUEHL
MAOISTER OF PAUIYSTERV AND OONDT
TIONALIST , 433 Tenth street , between Farnam
and Harncy. Will , with the aid of guardian
eplrlta , obtain for any cno a g jtnce of the p j )
and present , and nn certain conditions In the fa >
ture. BOOLO and Sbors rawlo tn crdei. Perfect
t&tlafactlon traaranteo'l
Absolutely Pure.
This powder ne er varies. A marvel of pu rlty
ttrcngtn and Kholcsomeness. More economical
than the orplnary kinds , and cannot be sold In
competition with the multitude of low test ihor
wiUbt , alumor phosphate powder Sold only In
cans , RoTii. liiKi.vo POWDSB Co. , Wall-St.'lltl
New York.
DR. AMELIA BURROUGHS ,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ,
1617 Dodge Street.
Telaphono NO. 141.
Office Hears : From 0 to 10 a. m.
p.nd 2 to 5 p. tn ,
H , PHILLIPS
THE LEADING NEW YORK
Call And look oer my new etore nnd see
my new goodi.
1207 forxjim Btroet. Ittn
undir the management of Mr. Kaliali