8 THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , WEDNESDAY JVNB 20 , 188X
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA.
Wednesday htoriiiug , June 20 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES.
Summer weather hiw como in rnrnwt.
It Is rejwrte-il Uut ft p.iskenprr lerxtor U
U lie put In the Union Pacific rie.-uJjimr.
Col. Smrtrio v III abandon the lavior the
lite ( "lock bu'lncwt , HIo will become unotber
Ihiifalo Bill In time.
On account > f tlio latcncM of llio nernon ,
rM. r. Pnnl Nlnilell , the Jnohlonnnltt hntlcr , will
wll outlii * HiiinriierhUck jitmcr TO JICP cent
bsltw ) tlio UMM.1 jirlw. lnoneditttf \
"William SMnci , uE tlio Sixth nnnl , has
Leetinpiiolnleiloiiirtnble , > ice liixlncy JDntch-
er , ileccn c < l , niiclliwlioiiil has 1 > ccn apprntiMl
by tlio county coitnn ! s loners.
A k 3orKr < KerFi r 1) . G. K\nm k Co.'n
celebrated Anclor r < iaiteil coffca uuil Star
Hatting 1'owilir , rhaso arc the l > C ! < t and
dic-iipest KiXHli In tJnj irmrket. codtf
Orief htrickciL relatives worn icceiitly
CiUitrlit trnnsfcrriiJjCJIuWrro from 11110 gnno to
nnntlier in I'tvuect Hill. AM they were
jovinRpirla tiicywtre-lct < iF ( wltlin. wnriilng ,
The JlnglMi Lutheran cliurcli i.llt ( jive
an icu cream mid strawberry foxtlvul on ucitt
t'riday ntght at th nUiro room foniwrly riccn-
plc l by A. AV. Tullriedo , on JHi'l\ii ( ? , ntrcct ,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
The Kfinw * CitjSt. . Josejili A Council
IllnfTs railroad lm a-rrnngcd tbpir Intu < llfli.
culty witli the ft iLi and nru now runtilng
rejiilnr traliw teSt , Joe , Atchinon itnd Knnsiw
City , etc.
The nuiitlnl * i < i MT. Andyltilfj iuiiiM : ! > < > <
3Iagpo Mclinnl ( < l vlll be ccli'lm-facl at St.
H"hJI'iniGna ' > H cntlcJpitl at 8 o'cloclc till * -morn-
tag. A reception will follow nt Ilia rcwlileiico
en Nineteenth luul Sb , Marj-'navctiuo , nnd the
Iiajifiy coiiplowill l < a\o on their "h-riilnl - tour
thin afternoon.
Itlii said that there is iHwIthcly nut a
bnp of [ iikixictinpll [ uor to bo lu < l m Grcc-
loj ? . Col , , for lo\a or money. Doc * t1in ! ox-
fltln the frequent vikltn to NobnvTu of HOIMO
( if her officials xn < t tlieir prolonged nts.- ) ,
Telegram * v.en > received In tills city
Monday from XILIUIVH City Inquiring about tb
ooniUtlon of the rHeeat thin nolntjin | < l reportIng -
Ing It twenty fottiliovo low watorimwTc there.
No rise VIM experienced hero , nnd thnt below
probably cnmo 1r < aa 1ho L'latto rlter.
Ana corpiol Union Pacific cniflrrom wcro
seen going out t > nrork at the now tract of
.land recently piirchtacd by Mr. Kilinllw , wet
< Summit ldinf | , tlcro may prove ) tain * moio
Urutli than fiction in the report. thuU n new
town in to bo builtup. .
Tlio Kocictylii. AM of the Homo for thu
Tricmlli'MH will meet to-day ( Wednesday )
jdternoon , nt 3 o'clixk , in tba Soclnl Alt
Txxjijm , Hcilick'w liloclc , on Fam&in ntieet , lw-
twcen TiftcoiiUi antl Sixteenth utioetji. All
iiitercHted are tip C" ! to bo iiremnt , Kt'ral )
ul < l Indira from Omalia mo now nt Uio homo
jutd more mipjillun nru nvedcd.
The ninny frlundu of Couiidlninii I'M.
Lecilor vill lca.ru ivltli jilcaiiuro tliat lo luus
opened a grucury * DPO , on the emneruE Thir
teenth and I.i\en | > rt KtrcctHlitre , liaiutcndn
to l < eep a choieo line of finopriicar3e , [ irovis-
Coin and countiy adduce , 1IU ninny friendH
will undotibU'illy ilmvor ni ) ii Kil , tliclr or-
flew , \\hlcli lie rclL deserves , fortio IH the
sight man In tie TiRlit jilaco.
II , JacolM ( ! i , Who IIOH been 1111 tl a police
f orco fur even ywiiH , rc lgnctl lu t
to accept a protitnMu and rcHpoutlble
ivitb tlio now JoViD nnd XehriwlvA liiKurnnco
nonipany. } Ioin b > l > o thu coniu < ny'M Onmha
Hocal agent , anil tko coniimny in to lie cungrat-
minted njxiii tl-j nuxpilnition of inth n flrxt-
class man. Ho ICSUCH a rcconl of vllch nny
nfficcr might juttlflx ) ] > ruuill nnil TUB BKK
IIH ! now vciituio.
, who for fovcrn.1 3 'tirK pawt
, according to hU own story , met vith a
IraJn of misfortunes , having pant tlio niblcon ,
taut at lust nitwit Honiutblng tbat > nll tlouht-
IcsHjp\oliImMkOnnyc.ini' run ufHuck. He
law made arranpsin8nt ( for re-oju'nl n f bts mini-
iner garden fitted tii | nn n naUtoriiiin , u hlch
it to IKS fnriiit-hcil vlth all the iiimlprii niUi-
lory raiuUltes mxilfroni the thorough nay bo
it guinp to Morfc will prove nulti ) .1111 iuiis ! | .
tion tothoso vWbbliovoclennllimHH In next to
CudlincM. 'JliolciKlu will bo IMiSL' ' f < et , nnd
every cnro will be talen to run it wit-lia true
aegardfur the comrurt and couvciiieikc-o of Its
gmtnms. Mr. TtiEelo lia o ] > cneil HiOiicrip- -
'ftionlict ' , whlcli In lilreaily Iwinjf n ulled of by
pfituii numbar of rjiromlncnt uitUcin.
Owen Connelly , n null known liinh pa-
rlriot , came nciirlitlup tin ) victim ii 41 dyn.v
aat to plot last TipKU A lHiub ) VIM. exploded
under hU head a Kt > lay nslcep on n. Iwucli in
the court houHo jnnl. Strange to f y , Jlr.
Connelly eitlispcliil not nwnVo from tlio ox-
plcwlou orelnuvia Htunncd tlintliu did not
ooino to for HO vrt l minntcK , nml lii friends
w ro greatly ec nLi tl about him. Tticrois a
Bliade inoro < if citlancholy an well t lirmneits
nbont IUM coiiiiton-incc since lik nmrow vs-
Cp < > . IJHAH' I
Pat Kearney VM arrentoil Monday for
intoxication , but : -won iliBclmrjjcd by Judge
< Beneke yOHtcnlon hln iinjiui e to go andhlu
aio'morc.
The cac of IVm. Krfgor , the IBH.H charged
with burb'livriiJug the house of Col. H. li.
BvrnLam , wjme tlmo ago , ww Inkeu up in
. Uio dUtrlit iiitirt ycdtcrday unil i * htlll on
trial , Tlio erltlcaco in pretty btroiig and
Kregor is lia.1 > lo U go ov r tko rund. The
burglary WOH one of the mo t < l rlii | ; and out
rageous of the ni ny which liuvo iwxurred of
Ut .
Sheriff Dave Miller rotnmc l irwm Dt
the two colored boya implluttvd M'lth Dug
.Mafjuiro In tteaJLn n roll of Mil : from L. H.
Villiams' utore , twine w oeks a o. The other
colored boy In itlll inhxing ,
Sir. A. 15 , ( viiowdon rctuni > l Tiu'wlay
from \Vatcrloo,3a , vrhithi > rhe viu callvtl n | > oii
hod errand , Unit nf attending tlio fuuura of
3Jn brother , JuliuHX Snowdonla , \ \ died > cry
judilenly of pneniuonia , hn\iii ( ; Veti uory
ntrong' , healtliy inau up to thv tinii ! of bin ! ; i t
'
Jnrnes A. 3Cu 'tam , of
of tlio Millur < l.
F , H. Z.cli clntt and Jliw A , Cook , of
tkliuyk-r , of treat "the Paxton ,
J. S. AN'elwlcr , of Uncoln , re wtcnsd at the
J. 31. Oaiiillar , fonnerly of Tmitunt and
ow of Oinalw , left for ulljiiif rWt U lii * old
, .J. L. Taylor , foe anany yean conaccted ith
the couutyclcrk'ri ' office , lias rftutned to lil *
firut love , and ISmfiuiilHar [ face jj ouio more
RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
Tlio Boa-ds Still Blockaded ly the
Flood ,
DcclHloiiH Ancclliijc ICuil-
wny
Tliu 'tiiiiiia on this Cliioagn lines
mo in on tiinu yo4tunl" y lint nufi
nil the , rmdH running north ami
arc interrupted.
This-fraliis on tliuV 1uudi nml K. C. ,
St , .ruu.t C. 11. roadiTruro abandoned
yustcnla.- were tliuicon the Missouri
Pacific. Thu trouble on thu latter ronil
i.s in liic slmpu of u wtmlwiiit near Ilia-
watlia. .
Seviaiil "bridges mid : ii < iiit tun niilcn of
track JITO reported wasliciL int on tliu St.
Joe and Western.
Tliij storm Kuems to lims been worst
in the southern nnil Houtliunstern part of
tlio stateTliu Lincoln Jouriial of yi -
u\ll Lliu trains uxctpt tlioso from
nnd Nulinuifoi Oity ciuno in
vestunl.vy , though they ueiu muro or luss
behind Liiiiu. Thu A , t N. train fn ui
the sou Ui did not arrive , nnd no train left
for ALcliiaon. Several largo bridges lire
> ut mi tliin linu , inn.it of thu ( Inning * !
i'eli'K ilnnu liy thu NuiiiAliu. It in ini-
jtoifiiblw bi say when tlio road will lie
.undo ; usa ] > ] u again , but it ia H.ifo to nay
tjut nn-tiuin will coinu ii ] > to-day. Tliu
situation on the Nubnwka railway ia
about Uio sninu except that thu dama o
consists uioru in tliu wwliing away of tint
: iaek tlian in thu low * u bridges. Nu
-rain irilL comu on tliin road to-day ,
irolialOy. All othurs will hu regular UN-
CHS inure danmgu is dorm. "
"Alunit ' 200 feet of tnuTc was washed
iiwiiy < ai tliu Nebraska , r.ulway j'usterday
and ( limn ! thu H.'iinu on tin ; iNorthwesteui
brancli. This latter VIM repaired , so
that tliu traiim weru Imi little behind
time. Tliuru are sonio bad wiinlionti * . ,
lumuvcr , betwuun here nnd Cieinmntnwu ,
HO tliitt tlio trains bavuitj go by ay of
Milfmd. "
_
"Work JH going on an Eist aH jiossiblu ,
and n Larger force will bu put on MHUI
as tliu Tvntur gets out of thu ivay. Tlio
rui > airs-vill bu made M noon IIH enurgy
and n La.rL'o force of nu'u cnn ] > ut thuiu
througl. "
Union Pacific tm'uiR mru running ou
Uiuo : IH well as tboao un tliu Cliiu.i u
JMl'OHTANl * DKCmiONH.
Tlic following railway lccifllonH will bu
of loc.T.1 iuturent :
A cHizun of MiRRouri nuuil n railrna.il
company fur itijurien icceLvud at u cro-ns-
ingnml rucovurud. I'M at ill" juat bofnru
ruacliing thu crosfling siopio l , looked and
listuueil for thu train itl tliu niont favorn-
blo jxnnt for Huuiug tvnil lioaring one. JIo
wan iitliiH wagon dinvii liy inulus , and
neither Huuing nor lieaiiuy the train at-
tt'iitptctl to cross. Ju t n hu apjiroaubud
he olHisrrod the train riyht upon him ,
win ; 11 kit ) nniles hccaiuca uniiiaiiagenlilu
anil the nginu struck -fliu waijon and
teniii , killing onu nml c i aid indicting on
plaint-it ! ' injuries runduritig him a iTip'ilu
forlifv. The hull wiis. not rung , nor tlio
whi.tlLu HOiiiidt'd. Tliu intiruiiiu court nf-
liriiiL-il tlio jiidgiuunt , linliling that tdi-iiiy
tlio bill i r Hound tliu viliistlu isin iin ] > ur-
ntivu duty for \\hiclnio uxcuoo is rucuivn-
blo , Ilidding , also , that tliough thu
statiit < uy HignnlH sbonbl "bu given by tliu
railriind eoniiiany , if tliisy Hhould bu 1111-
lienid or unhuudcd , 'mil n traveller
unilisrtnltc'H to cum , it would ntill
bi > 11i ) duty of Ulkoto in chnryo
of tliu rtiiiiii to nvoi.il n colliHioii ,
if tlio ( lunger VI\H 'linci > \-ired by them in
Hiilllci out.tiinu . to enalilo them to do i .
Anil on thu other haul , whun tliu Htntii-
tory uigiutls are givuii ? if tliu travullur OIL
the liigWay , by looking along thu track
of tlio railroad , conlil liscover an ai-
jn-o.-H'liiny train , nml itiim get tliu Hitinu
infunii-alion by tlio uyu that would l o
iinpirlc : < l through tli ' : ir by thu statu
tory jigiialH whun giv < ai , fails to look ,
butiLHlieH liuadlong to . tliu danger , Mi < L
BiilFura injury , hu would Iiu guilty of coii-
tribub negligein-o , vliich would pru-
voiiLn Ttseovury for l3uiiagea for injuiy
rccuivud.
An injunction wax nought in an Ohio
court to prevent thuTcjturn Union tc'lu '
gmjili iiupnny from -itjctiiij - } polett ia a
curtmn Cincinnati Bticub , Tb coiujtaiiy
clnimwl a grant from tliu board of public
voile. In orduring tlio injunction tliu
court * nid : It hw : long buun settled in
this ti1u that a propoty Uoldur biu n
riglit > i iiropurty in tlio streut ujx u
w Kiel i tliu land abuts , ntul that this n bt
of ] m > i > irty cannot bu takun away , Jti-
jurisil or destroyed , except by hmconsent ,
or tijwni the payment uf conipunsation ,
wlii N 1ho iinipoity in taken inr
] inllw ) n o. The plncnig of anything in
tbu utiUL't which tends to ( liniiiiish its HHU
na a.Iiigliway , snoh , ftiratiHtancu , as arnil-
r n i3.3iiiJ ) beun buld to hu : m iiifrinj/e.
luuiiboii this right < > f j > ro ] > urty in tlio
, liuitlit | > owner , aiid nn bo enjoined un
til tlits comiiuiiHiitioii is tnadu to him , A
tclujjraph i > ole niiylit not ho n very gwit
oUslrncLion to thu wtroot , but , nevurtho-
Its * , htHO fnr * as it iloon obstruct the
street , ita occupancy ia exclusive nnd in-
coniistont with thu ui of that part of
Uio utreet iw : i ntrcut.Vliilu
it may bu only a. snmll invasion
of tlio lights of thu n.l > utting owner , it i ,
uiitvitliatanding , an invasion of liiu
rights. , nnd for which hu hixs a right lo
niiiii-iUiiii Much action -as thu present ,
The | nblic him also a riglit indei > eiiileiit i f
th property owner , aiul it is clnimod Hio
publio lias granted ita right to the com-
p.iii . ) ? , Hut thu property ownur liw
rights , so far na the boundaries of his
pro'M'rty are concomtiL , and thoao a.r
niiU'iK'iiilunt ' of the riglit of thu puldii ; ,
nnil can not bo taken. i vay , without coin.-
punwition. *
MOllK KA.S7 ritAINS.
It in reported that tliu Northwuttvin
railwny. encouraged lij thu recent movis-
nivnt i > f thu Union Paotio towawl short-
eniiij ; thu time bist-vuun Omaha iind
Ogilm , propoHed to cut'down the running
tiiiii5 li < < twcou Oiiinlut : ind Chie-igo from
tiventy-threu to sixtiM-'ii liuuni if il\v \
I'niun Pacific can bnnjf ita Atlantic x-
pivsa into this city nt < ! o'clock a , in. in-
nt icl of 7IO : ! o'clock A. in. , the North-
Misti-ru making cl s * ) coiuiuctiou nnil
ruftduny Chicago at 10 o'clock on Hie
wvuio uvuiiing , nmkin doHo connection
tliuM witli trains for h > n' Yorlc.
AVoll
A11 > ial reward will bu p.ild to nny | mrt y
wlio v 311 producoa cawotif Liver , Klilni'y i > r
SUiaicli complaint tb .t Jllectriu Ilittorn vill
nut n.K' | ' cllly euro. Jlunir them iiloni ; , it vill
owrt-jwu nothinj- for th * tncdicinoif it fail * U
cimy and you ! ) ! 1 rewarded for n > ur
tiDUUo Wtduii. All MIMM ! dlxva .s , billony.
im x , jaundlco , c-oiwtliitl iii , nml pMiurnl lie-
Ullty &T4 ( .iici'ililj * cuieil , MaUffactiou
nuUed or nuiiiuy ri-fuinl il. 1'rico only fifty
cciita ir iHittlo. 2'u eitlo liy C' . 1 * . ( Jood.
man. _ _ _
lovonii'iit lit' Troops ,
The companies of tic Fourteenth in
fantry now on White : tiror , Colorado , mid
Snake river , Wyoming , . HIX coiiip.uiics in
all , IIKTO been dhect\'d 1o cwicciitratu at
Uawlins , and will from that point move
of the riatto--fom
into the dupaitinunt - -
companies goiny to Foil Sidnuy and two
! 1'ort I ) . A. Rns ell.
Thu Fifth mvrdry , now at Fort Sidney ,
will move it In-ndf-naiters and bund lo
F ut leKinncy , and thu tliruu troojis
now there will niovu lo Forts AYasliakic
Ninbrnia and Holn'iison ( one to eacli ) .
The company of tliu Sixth infaiitry now
.at Fort Wfiftlialv iu will remove ; tu Foit
Douglas.
F < mr comjiAiiifH of the Fourteenth in
fantry , now in cantonment on tliu I'n-
coniiahgie ] , will liurunfter hu ordered to
join those here , whun the vvliolc regi
ment will lm\u been transferred from tlio
department of thu MisfKniri to Hint of the
I'latto , incieaiiiijj the strength of tlio lat
ter by tun companion.
A PECULIAR PARENT.
A Supposed Poisoning Case Turns
Out to Be a Farce
.
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A Hippie- < > ( ' E-'tHtf'iiirnt Oriilc-il nt
HitU. . I' . Dcpol.
Quito a hruCA ! of excitement 'wiHstirrcd
up about noun Monday at the Union
Pacific depot by the finding in tliu water
closet of a littlu two-year-old child appar
ently nearly dea.il , Its appcarnntu indi
cated that it bud boon given s < iiin'thing ,
which had put it in a piofonuildeep ,
and it was HtippuHcd that the mother had
poisoned it amlllieii abandoned it to UH
fate. Dr. Diirrmr I\IH siimiiionud and
pronounced thu child under tke influence
of laudanum , anil a policeman wa.s tele
phoned for and Ollicer lluanu ruHjxmdcd
to Uio call. Lt wad HiipuoHcil iluit the
coroner wonblliavo a case within half an
hour or so nnd thuru was a gononi. ! sensa
tion created all imiml.
IVIeanwhilo OHicei * Mat/.i , nlio was
coming ni | Tuiitli street mut tlit- mother
of the child .iiuL took her to jail , whore
she was ( mentioned in regard
to the matter and said that
the child was not poisoned
nt all , but thai nbu had given it a dose of
laudanum to ninku it Hleep , and laid it in
the place wlieiu it was found b > Iceep it
from getting run over. She said she was
accustomed to giving it laudanum , and
that in thu course of three lioura it
would wake nn of its own accord. She
further stated that nlio was from Prairie
Creek , that her name was Unvvin. Her
hiwhand was A farmer out there , nnd she
admitted tbwt he was not doing very
well at that hiiftincss , She said Hint they
had a son in the deaf and dumb institute
near this city , a.ud that she cam * ! ] icro to
take him away , She had no money with
which to hiru A carriage to go out and
was hunting for Siipprintenileiit. flilles-
pie's ' ambnliinue , which usually comes
down to take uji visitois to thu institu
tion. ShuIH theieupon allowed ( o
taku the child , which in fact did event
ual ly come to nil light.
A HKK reporter mot Mr. ( Jillcsjiie , and
inquired HH to tie tiuth of her Hbttement
and wan told tliat tlieto was in fitct such
a boy at his institution , anil tliat the
family was it uiibor queer onu and not in
very good ciiciniiHtnncoH , so that the snp-
jxmcd jioiHoiiiiiL ; turned out to bo a
farce.
Ucnl Instate TiNiiiKfurii.
The following deeds wcro filuil for rec
ord in thu county clerk's oHicuJiino 18 ,
ruportud for TUB UKK by Anvus' real
eatatu agency :
United States patent to Win. Dowury ,
til of nwl aecH 215 and au | of sw ] and
nw ( of so } sec * 34 , IB , 10 ,
\Vilson Reynolds and wife to. , rohn H.
Ncnl , w. d. , nwj of nw } sues. L ! , 1(5 ( , 11 ,
8750.
Augustus lujuntzo ami Herman
Kounl/u ainlwiycH to Chaa. E. Davis , w.
d. , n part lota in 2fi , part lot2 in 27 , IB ,
lit , 81,200.
Augustus JCoimtzo ut al , to Hurheit E.
Oatea , w. d. , lot U , block 'I , Kount/o it
lluth's addition , $800.
Augustus Fvountzu ot al. to Latham
Davis , w. dv \ part lot L1 in 22 , IB , JI ! ,
§ 800.
Augustus Kount/.o et al. to Latham
Davit ) , w d , jinrt lot i ! , in 22 , 15 , lit ,
nml. lot 1 , block 2 , KoimtKu t Uuth'a
add. SliJ.fiOO.
Latham Diu'iH to Elizabeth Xountzo ,
d lot 2 in i > 2 IB K3 S < )
w , w pait , , , ,000.
Latham D.iris to Eliiwbetli D.iris , w d ,
o part lot ' - ' , in 22 , IB , 1'J , and lot 1 ,
block U , Koiiiitze V ; Huth'n add.
SKI.BOO.
Chas , E. D.tvi.s to Elizabeth Kountxo ,
w d , part lot C , in 2(1 ( , and p.irt lot 2 , in
27 , 15. lit § L,1IM , ) .
lIorburtE. Ciitctto ) Eliaxbuth Kountze ,
wd. . , lot 2 , block It , KnuntKu fc Uuth'a
add. $800.
Auguatim K iunt i and wife to Eliai-
buth Konnt/L' , u o d , iiait lot 4 , in 2ti , 15 ,
iy--ioo.
Solomon Altshulurand wife to Uobt. M.
Stone , w d , bit ! 1 , Nolaon'tJ add. § 525.
Ernest H , Knox nnd wife ti > Samuel
E. Thomas , \V , d. o. part lot 9 in 4 , 15 ,
3 , ? 250.
Gun. 1' . Uumia nml wife to Jens Han
son , w. d. lot ! l , block A , Loivu's first
addition , $100 ,
Augustim Xounto : and wifu to James
Pagan , w. d , Lot 7 , block 4 , Kownt/.o ad
dition , 88tr.w.
Samuel E. Hogi'im anil wife to John 0.
Lake , w. il. v A lot 7 , block 2 , in 1m
provemunt A < wKTation addition , $200.
" \Vm. \ 11 , IJi'i-gor and wife to John
Frank , w. d. , wjj of lota , Mock 101 ,
811,000.
Arnoy , Fufbras1 ? t Htibh 1ti Helen
Oivin , ( { . c. i-1 ' of lot JI , blol 33 , E. Ar.
Smith's nd < liti < 'n , $50.
Kolcnm Kuiiornl
Thu reniains of the late 31irtin W ,
Kennedy wens Tuesday laid to lost for *
over in the Holy Sepulchre eeniotury.
Thu services took place at tlin Cathe
dral of St. Pliilomcna , on Ninth street ,
where a solemn uuus wan olluml , lluv.
Father Hnglibh olticiating , lusisted by
Father McCiirtliy n * deacon nnd Father
Colaneri an Mib-deacon. Tliu seruion
by Father English was douplj' iiflocting
nnd the muau' Hingularl * , * beaut if ul , espcc-
iiilly the solo ' 'Uedt , Spirit , 3\eat , ' ' Bung
liy Miss Ainold.
At the clnsis of the services the cortcgo
wi sformi.d in thu following order :
Thu Eniniut Monument association in
full rcgali.i , fifty stiong ,
Carriages bearing the pall bearers , who
were .lamm Cicighton , .lolni McCrcary ,
lhi'h ( , McCnll'roy , Thouuis Tallon. Thomas
, ! . Fit/moms , .I , P. Kngliuh , BI , Clair
and V. llujUey.
The hcaisu ,
Carriage contninin the cleigy.
A long line of carnages.
Tlio seiTK-ea nt the gmvo were very
A GREAT EVENT ,
- *
The Coming- Musical Festival by
Thomas' ' Orchestral
.
A C'rjitll'yliiK Iti'liiMii-Niiliil'llii * ( 'horns
liiisl Xlnht Sale nfHiilworllHJfs'
SoalH TO-IIIOI-KHV.
Fnrnain and Kloventli tiuetH , about
Mux Meyer's block , were thronged with
people Monday listening to the music ,
which came out full and clear , from Max
Muycr'a music hall , wliere thu second
full rehearsal > f the Thomas festival
chorus was in progress. In the clear
still niglit nir the sweetness and strength
of thu chorus was more effective perhaps
than to those on thu inside , and drew
forth many expressions of wonder and
surprise1.
There wcro 105 voiccH present , by actual
count , and the precision , fiillness and lu-
sonrcu of the chorus was simply surpris
ing. Mr. Hlakuly was evidently greatly
pleased with the results , for ho worked
with enthusiasm and kept his forces veil
in hand through the piolotiged and ins-
ing rehuaisal and assured the chorus nt
the close ( if his entire witiHfaetion with tliu
result thus far attained , For the pur
pose of accustoming the chorus to tliu
chuiigcH of thu Lohengrin selections , hu
invited the choir of the Congregational
chinch , with Messrs. 1'uiinull and Fruncu
to take the obligatoiuiintutto which le.'ids
into the choral linalo of the prayer con
cluding this number , mid thu result wns
grand in the extreme.
Thu choruses of thu Messiahwhich had
been nioro thoroughly mhearsed , weru
done with even greater case and precia-
11 , and the closing grand Hallelnjah
was inspiring to both singers and listen-
H. Altogether tliu work of the clumit is
in the most promising condition of for
wardness , and all are oncouiaged with tliu
surprising progress made.
It Hhonld be bornu in mind that thu
box oflice opens thin morning at LO
o'clock for thu reservation of mibscribur'a
season scats. Thu committee have buun
very successful in their labors , thu citn
in class 1 being already about three quar
tern Bold , To-day will probably exhaust
this cbiss of scats , which comprises thu
choicu of the first 300 in the opera house.
The next choice ( § 10 per two season
seats ) will bo taken in thu adjoining
rows. The box otlice for the salu of sea
son tickets ( and thesis only ) will bo open
during tliu remainder of this week after
to-morrow morning.
The following are among the subscrib
ers to Reason seats in class I :
J , A. Lehmer , I [ , P. Winston , D.
Oscar Holl'inan , Max ; Meyer , A , L.
Strang , J. H. Millard , W. Wallace , Frank
Murphy , lien. 15. Wood , Oeo. E. Barker ,
L. Drake , H. Dciiel , T. ,1. Rogers , Win.
HogorH , . W. Patrick , Geo. P. Ueinis ,
John 15. Dutwilur , Prank J. Haingu ,
Chas. W. McCormick , F. II. Davis ,
1' . E. Her , J. 1) . Her , W. H.
ealier , H. C. Akin , W. H. McCord ,
H. W. Yates , Ezra Millnrd , G. S. 3Iig-
gins , Howard 15. Smith , Frank Colpet-
i-ur , H. Nester , Loavitt Jiurnham , A. C.
Kennedy , Thomas L. Kimball , J. J ,
CLirke , A. 15 , Cm-punter , J. C. Cowin ,
.1. E. Blake , D. C ! . Hull , J. T. Copelaml.
John L. Webster , P. L. Perrine , .1. S ,
McCormick , E. F. Smythe , .1. H.
Lacey , M. D. T5arkalow , Gco. T.
Mills , .1. P. Morse , Dick Kitchen ,
Itobt. Easson , Parker Godwin , Ellis L- .
Biurbcwer , .1. S. Newell , Thomas Swobe ,
J. E. Maikel , A. II. Gladstone , L. A.
Merriam , Alfred Scliroter , Edward
Manrur , H. 11. Witbnell , H. Suesaun-
bach , " \Vm. \ H. Ijams , 0. F. Davis , W. J.
Connell , George W. Doano , Geoigo W.
Ames , Oust 15enecke , James Seville ,
Warren Switzler , Lewis S. Heed , E. D.
Frank , M. A. McNiunara , L. 13. Williams ,
K. Downey , A. Cruickahank , William
Siovers , J. II. Dimumt , .1. M. Woolworth -
worth , George Ar. Morford , Samuel
ShoaiH , I * . C. Ilimobaugb , .N. Morriani ,
Joseph H. Clarkson , John II. Lehmann ,
L. H. Korty , C. H. Ituudefeldt , C. F.
Mamlcrson , John Grant , Charles Ogden ,
Charles J. Green , G. M. Hitchcock , 13.
Newman , A. P. Nicholas , Dr. Colfnmn.
Iluuklcn'H Arulcn Salve.
Tlio grcatcwt medical vundcr of the world.
Warranted to npei'dly ! euro 15uriis , 15niise ,
Ciitn , Ulcers , Salt Kliuinn , 1'cver SorcH , Can-
ccrn , 3'ilcs , Chilblalni , Cor no , Tetter , Clinpned
lliiudu , nnd all okin emptionN , guar.mteeil to
euro in every instance , or money refunded. 23
cents per box. For nalc by C , P. Coodma.u. !
A XOUIjK TIJIK JMHC'K.
Tlic l'a.\oii Hold I'ronrotcil wllli t
llaiulHoiiio Clock.
'I'liosejwho call daily at the Paxton yen
endly count on seeinjj some now and at
tiuutivu feature nearly every time they
go to the oflico , and yesterday thej *
gratified to an unusual extent.
On the south wall of the oflico and to
the right of thu entrance loading to the
dining room was hung , during the day , a
magnificent clock , a present from Hon.
P. E , llor , and ono entirely nn
expected to the Kitchen broth
ers. The clock neatly boxed
up was sent to the house early in the day
and no ono know from whence it cnniu ,
Imiuirics at length revealed the fact that
it was from Mr. Her , nnd whun it w.is
hung in its place on the walls it was Ad
mitted that ho could not have made a
handsomer present. It is ono of tlio
largest time pieces in the city , and is in a
beautiful mahogany case with heavy
platu glass front and n massive silver
pendulum. On the door is inscribed in
gold letters the name of the house , "Tlio
Paxton. " It is certainlyonu of the finest
ornaments in the ollicv , and will be use
ful : LS well us ornamental , and a smncu of
admiration to the hundreds of guests
who daily visit the hotel.
HHtVKIl WKUDING.
Ilou , C. C. TUrano nml AVIle Given
Craiul Itccuptlon 1 > y Tlii-lr
Mi. C. C. Thrano , : i > well known rcsi-
ilont of the First ward , and a member of
our present city council , Tuesday , with
his estimable wife , celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary. This happy cou
ple , who have been blessed with so many
years of connubial happiness , came to
Amcric.i from Jylyland , in Northern
Denmark , about sixteen or seventeen
years agoand both nro still on the sunny
side of sixty , They luiro
four children , thu youngest of which ia
about seventeen years of age , and also
luivu ono grandchild , Hoth are blessed
with good health and nbundanco of L-ood
will and friendship from thuir nciglibor *
mid ac < iuiuntancoa.
They celebrated the nnmycrsary in a
quiet manner , but their friends deter
mined to givu them a littlu extra send
otf , and necoidingly last t'vuning they
wvre surprised by being invited over to
Tinner hull , where about seventy
Indies and gentlemen had as
sembled to. congratulate them.
A magnificent Ublo wan laid out at the
head of which \\vnj two of the liiK-st easy
chairs to bo hud in the city , which weio
presented to them as a mi'inento of thu
day , thu Danish consul , S .lorgcnscn
Ksq. , making the presentation speech.
A seienade from thu I'nion Pacific
band was onu thu tiint things of
the evening , and the name
music was kept up to tliu close of the
ceremonicsr This music was interspersed
with songs from the Danish iniartette , an
tine a ruartettu | of male voice as is to bu
found in the city.
After a sumptuous banquet upeeches
wcru made by Uev. Gydusen , pastor of
the D.miHhchinchMr ; , Sehoubn and Mr.
MathicttLMi.
Dancing followed and a general good
tiinu followed , the paity not bieaking up
until a late Lour.
It was one of the most delightful social
affairs ever given in the city and was cer
tainly full of happiness to the worthy
couple who vvoiu the recipients mid
\vhomall \ hone may Iho to celebrate their
golden weihling.
A POPULAR FIRM.
Tlio Liquor House of Andy Riley
& Co ,
A Climif1' il' 1" ! 1111 Nanii- mill a Kc-
VC-\V ) Ol * IIS ItllsllU'KS ,
In another column of to-day 'H. . paper ap
pears the notice ff ) the dissolution of part
nership of the old and popular firm of
Andy , Kiley it Co. , who have been en-
ed in thus wholesale and retail liquor
business in Omaha for the past six years ,
Laving begun their career aa a firm Oct ,
Jst , 1877.
The "Co. " in the old firm was Mr.
Frank Dellone , who will hereafter bo at
the head of the biisincs , which will bo
conducted under the firm name nnd title
of Frank Dellono t Co.
The two gentlemen leferred to by
name began business in the same
locality at piesent occupied
by their store , and in which it wiil re
main until thu now house decides to
erect a brick block of their own. Hoth
had extensive experience to start with ,
Mr. Dellono had betn engaged in the
same line of trade during the years ' 74 ,
' 75 and 7 < > , and lie _ took charge of the
office , while Mr , Ililey represented the
house on the road. The latter proved to
bo as fine a salesman as ever went on the
road. Ho ia known from Iowa to Idaho ,
and has friends in every city on his
route , who hailed his appearance at all
times with a hearty welcome. He was
genial , libend , always good-natured.
and companionable , yet withal n shrewd
ind clever salesman. The business was
run up to as line a point and clone to the
capital invested as any linn in the
country.
In the house Mr. Dellone was as popu
lar us Andy was on the road , and no one
ever saw him in any hut a pleasant mood ,
Ho managed the aflairs with rare ability
mil will continue to conduct them so as
tf ) retain all the prestige won in the six
years of ptutneiship.
The only auisp of the dissolution of
the firm is Mr , Ililoy's deske to take a
test from liis lnho s , and now he is
joining the raidcs of the Benedicts , to be
free from all cares except those of niatri
inonial life , which it is presumed will not
prove irksome.
The. house has in the past year extend
ed' ' its trade from the Missouri to a point
beyond the Rockies. Their business has
shown a steady increase from year to
year , ami the- stock has constantly been
added to , to meet the increasing require
ments , until it is now sufficient to meet
aiiv emergency. It moreover comprises
Tamable goods , ranging from five to seven
years old , .is clean a stock as one could
wish to find. They can supply the trade
with as good ns there is in the market ,
and if their prices don't suit , why , the
customer has the option of leaving them ,
as they will not spoil ,
They have already secured more cus
tomers than they vant and the new house
-will probably reduce its trade , which
swelled the sales since January 1st to n
third more than during the same period
last year , though this is considered the
dullest se.won of the year.
Extensive improvements have just
been made iu the store. The office has
boon changed to the corner of the build
ing fronting on both streets , a splendid
new fire pioaf safe has just been put in
: uid the facilities for doing business are
better than oer before ,
While Andy's departure Utobo regretted
it is a matter of congratulation that he
leaves at thu head of thu house a man
nblu in every way to sustain the fine
reputation they have built up together ,
and the friends of both will join in wish
ing u eoiitinuaiKe of the old time popu
larity with the public. _
A Kim on u DrugStore. .
Xovcr wa.i such aniahnioduon anydrucfltoro
RH in now ut C. V. ( lOodmnn'H for u triiu bottle
tle of lr , Kind's New Discovery for Cou-
Himii > ti n , Conglm and Colds. All persons
afTcctod with a thma , bronchitis , hoarxencAH.
severe congliH or any affection of tno throat
and luiwfl , can ( , -et a trial bottle of this great
remedy Jrce\ calling at al > eve drug store ,
ar size , 31 .00.
Grand Pacific Hotel
COIINKU Of
NINTH AND HARNEYSTS.
OMAHA
OPENED MAY 17th , 1883 ,
This Ilotfl cuuUlns U room * , nil iMiUUlc rooms ,
anil So riMiiua nn tliu tint floor , e | K.vlallv adapted ( or
ample men. A cuUlne nl buj > erlor excellence , lli-wl-
nuartrn lor the ktato trade. HHt-lul ] inilnrementu to
tlio ttitMtrlcul | > ri > fi > lon. Hotel hlUmU-il Hta block }
from ck'Hit | . H < T I car * pun tliu door.both wajn
\er ) flio miuuUs.
for Infants and Children.
CfistortapToinotcHDlucytlrm
nnd overcome * Flatulency , ( Joustipa-
tion , Sour Stomach , Diarrhea , mid
Tevorishncss. It insures health nnd
jiuturnl Bleep , -without morphine.
"Cartoria la so ni-llmlnptpd to Children that
I recommend Itasfcurn-rlortoaiiy jin-scrlptlon
iBovra to me. " JI , A. .AKCIIKII , M. D. ,
83 Portland Avc. , IJrooklyn , N. T.
CENTAUR LINIMENT-an nl-solute cure for Klicimia-
lisin , Spniins , Burns , Galls , &c. The most Powerful niuIJreiic-
trutiiigl'aiu-rulicvlng nn < l HealingItomctly known toman.
17 ISIIimiTt.TTllOIVK IN A IH1XKS UMN
TIII : m-AMi.Ns winTARRANT'S SELTZER
APERIENT llol ln inI'lllllTnuKI ; * , \s , \ coit.
iiiiTivr. : AM > AI.TKKATIM : TO n KIIonnu :
MKIUCINI : IN rsi * . mihTiA , IT , M.i.\r < ri\ : \ Kit :
.
MOMM-I : : on PAI.V , TIIIHHLV ,
.
Of IHI.K ; l-UTIIIiY. I
M'll'.ATION ; MXTIIIA' . tritKl/lCVKSTII K KVSt'KM
rswiioiisosiK IU-.MOKS ; SKVI TIH.Y.IT
. .
in'ON'fllBIII.OOI ) AS A. IlKITUKXT : ANU1ASTI.Y ,
ITPllt\ISONKoPTHK MOSP DKIJOIOfH COOI
1N I IItAUCirTHTHA.TiYKI.l'ASSii ) ! : : ) IKNVSTHK
TJIIMATOK.JN1.VVAMI > . SUI.D'RYAI.t IlltUU-
OIH1H Jo 10 mif -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
t-fi Specials will Positively not bo Inserted
unless paid In advance.
TO LOAN-Moncy.
LOAN The Omalia narinKi ' 'ilk In
MONKY1U ' ti > inaVo IOMIS ( in Oni.ihn city
nr Oou 'lm cnunty real flute at cnrrint fatu of in-
ttnst. No coniinlHuloii chnrKuJ.
ONKY TO LOAN The IriHuit raUwof InUruit
M
cmls' : Loan AUTCMICJ , 15th it Douglas ,
UO IOA.\-CiillatIii r office of II.
MONTY
Then i , room 8 , L'rufhton nioct.
I TtfONKY IOANKI-On chattel mortgaRes. Roam
[ ilJ. rrVnlon Illock. taS-ltnoJ
TtroNKY TO LOAN On chattel "mortRag i. . KD-
WAHUS , 1109 Furrmin Ht. 7SO-linl
MOXKY IOANKIOn chattel property , J. II.
UeattjNo. . 211South Hth'trutt. " MMnit
HELP WANTED.
V 7AXTKI-Woman of inlilillc ape , heittlo , ami
i I amiable , to do ginernl liniino work lor myself ,
wife anil littlu infant , at 1'inc lliil c Imllun UZUIKMI ,
Dxkota , ni'xro prcft.rr l , lth recommendation.
1'cnnaiR'iit I'lniiloviiKnt. Call nnoraddriM , for tlirco
ilajH , UocturTii iiiii * > i > n , ( Irand 1'aciflc lintel , Omaha
[ HS22 *
VI7ANTKIIIininidKttl. . ; rt f < \ Rirl for Riner.il
IT luni o iirk at No. 721 South Ibtli St. tlTT- ! * ! "
A " "ASTI'D A ifiwid ci > "k , * eamstrets and ilinln
t > ninni jflrl at the Ocrlduntnl. 0 > 9-0
\1rANTin-Tn.o-oo : | < l hirlitrn. Iiiiilrc | 2iHX III
M. Onialia. OStf a )
\ \ 'AXrii-Ciink : ) nt I'ai-ltlo Inline. Cn < l -nir
1 > laid. l > r > 19'
- An c\iurii'iioi-il | vntnin tc < odk nnd
Mii h inn f.uiillv nf tuo. IVriiiaiient uni ilo\-
. Apply nt 213 S. Utli St. , up Uir . ! > iJ-ll !
-ITA.VTI'D-A dhhvMi'-hc r at tlie Kiinnct Home.
i V oos-uir
' "t'l "AXTKD A dinliiif nw in jrirl at llOi Davenport
V MreU. DOS 19
\ \ rSTKlSMoiiil ( lialir .t tlio I'axton hotel.
IT Wage * 23 iitr inontli. Inquire for Stunanl.
S07.19'
V\"A'TKI , : > ! < Q > cral K01" ! stronp Rlrli for dUh-
Vf washing and otlur Murk. Inquire for the Blew-
ar < l. at I'axton Until. 063.19 *
" \ I "ANTI'D CCKM ! viititilbtFrtrH. Cliui Sliitcrlrk ,
VV 1 ! > OS Fjrnam. 1
\VANTKD tint oltM female cookatClt.v Hold
V ? corner 10th and Hanioy. Os41t ! *
"I l-ANTKl- w lter4. per eok , Harncj St. ros
V > nunint. 0--21 t
TV "AN'TUH-A llr t rUsH catnusker f r a f * t sell-
V Int ; article , t'or tartieiiUrs cull at 1718 Hurt
fet. lisa not
T V " "ANTKI A ( 'lrl for ( fcncral hou'
lug. Older ( ; lrl orvlilo jiri'fi-'rrcd. < luuJ
WORL-S i ld , nJdrcis 1"V. \ . , Bee dlticir. 021-tf
" \\'AM'KI-llrl ( for Kcnml bousuwork at Albany
> 1 House , 05 S. lOtli ht , DNMWJ
"VV'ASTEO A K iU coinpetuiit tlrl to do pencral
1 lieu cwork , ( food vagus RMH. ! i > ' . AV. corner
IStli and Ia ) > ciiHirt. | SSStf
Vt'AXTKI ) A K < n J rclhl ) ! tinmnlth. Call on or
1 * aililrtss HUKC ! & Tariltrhocf , Scvunl. Nc-
' - - ' - Sf7-tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
_ , , . i-iwT iTiiTaH
ii salesman , book kccjur , r HM.V jiiwition nf fair
jnlaryVuiild prefer a jio > , ltloii In a intniifacturin ; ;
tatiil'Ilshinc-Mt , has luil largo vvpcricncc In machinery
htcamand vater pov rarnint.nientAc. ) : ; > &nili < coin
jx.ti.-iit to iiicrliilenil ] and lliht ; miiniifattiirint ; luu
mci > > , , town or eountrj , nutturald of work. Address
V" , HIM ) nlllce. 078-20
I17-VNTKD A nit nation as a. miller , U.ears ex.
TT iwrlencc , 5 jean under roller iirocus. No. 1
t nc ilrt-sHi-r. Aildrt-ss H , , No. 2.1 , IIPK ottlcv.
7 i-315
AYounif man 10 jt-urj oiil t > i > cak8 Geniian , and
Knulwli anil lian S inuntlM cxierlciice | In ynnfry
Inifliifsi desires a ultuatlun. AildrcM or a ] < i > lvb04 N
ICthbt. 9J1-10 *
FOR REKT--nouaes and Iota.
" . 'OH ' KKXT Tnuclrfrant cottajen , 7nx > mH each ,
I 1 juit flnltlu-d. fit } writer , all ( ( 'iivtricnri-K ' , Da-
v nmrt and10tliStr t , C. DWYEIt.V. V.TdrKranh
oiu . oru-tf
ri HKKK huuii-s to rtnt. 1'ECK , iioilte | 1'ont
jL ollki' . 074-26
lliXT HOUKC nf neien rooms , all In excel
lent repair. Well , cittern and cellar , apples
KTai > es , and all kinds of fruit. Address 11C Walnut
itrett , 052-21
OIl HKST House ol fix rooms. Inquire X. K.
I
1 cor. litli and CMcn o.
SWII-T.
FOR IlKJfT-lOth and ancu-vith
KOUSK , cistern anil lorn. Nice Itxutior. Jo-
qili Itrdmaii , Nortli lOtli. C6U20
< ORilK.VT ; T\\ocxittane" ol nix rixnua ach. Corner -
1T ner J3rd and Johnson St. hark of Mr Hellman'M
rt' td uco nil St. Mur\H aif. Inquire of W. H. WIL
SON 4th house Mot , OS3-W
, - -iKT ISllDateniuiit St. houoc of tcnroonu ,
JL. turm-tn , uliulov nlia IOM .mil stints rurcalc. f
plj as abuMi W.MO' '
17OUKEXT lleslniiJle fiiriiidieil riioin MiiUMo for
JL tno iK.'rwiiK llr > tluui < v nurthof tlicJU-raM linilil
I life' . MI-JO-
K.NT I'leu-antnt'wly fiirnlsheil nioina with
J1 nr without hard 411 "Mil bt. earner Van * So-
BU minutes walk fruni I'nt Olllce. 05S-23 *
' "l ( UK.ST-T ivu front ( ninMird ri'oin ' , Honth-eant
J. conur lOthand r'uriwiiifctn. O.'i9-tf
Olt KBXT Two JiiruWiml room * SJIlClilcaso St.
J 1 S.fO-2l
"l Oll IlKST-t'ottn o of > lv riHimt wltli or vltlumt
J1 lunilturc , 'ilOt'ulifonih Mrt-ct. SOJ-23
"IJ'tU'irilKNT ' Out1 ( > and one 7 mum ln uw. In
.1 iulri ) Wejtirii UonilcoVorU , 1110 Uouclas
street. ! 7-2t |
lliXT-lIoii : utif fl riwuu , ctlltr. w ll , clu-
J70U - In fc'o Hl rtialr , IJil nortli 10th street.
) K3-ilt
. . . . nlixlj ( unihhetl room * for rent Mitlior Hlth-
Kit ti ril atJll1. . ' California stn-.t. DU-20 ;
. . IlKNTlIoUMi cf 3 rooms and bikcment of 2
rootiw. Apply Dm ofllei ! . Wl-lS"
'O ' LCT Hoonn and a < > ard , or furiilahcd hou > u
lor bummer , 1KW Calllornla ttrtct. & 37-Iino
OIl KENT Larrs ( uinlnheJ room at 1313 Jack-
I 1 sou street. 7lm {
What Rives our Children rosy chooki ,
What cures their fevers , makes them Bleep ;
'Tl Cm to rlra.
* "
Whi-ii tinblea fret anil cry by turns ,
Wlmt cures thvlr colic , lllla tholrrorms. .
What iiulclfly cures Constlpntlon ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , ludlgestion ,
Hut Cnntotln
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and I'uregorlo , nuilUnit
Unit CnntoTlnl
UTOHK roil HUNT Corner of ICth nnd I'ufCD-
kl | > iirt. Inquire 1011) l > a\enportf.tu-ct. 4KI-tf
FOR SALE.
171 Ut s About Tui ) ncrcx liuir ntj , Krta
i1 * .iu t I'lX'K , < l | > | iiMitt < IVwt iilllci. 0"5 !
J7 < ) lt.SAM--A barber ( .Imp ten. cheap It
1 wtekSO'iS. I'lthM. Omahn. ' ' tel-fll I *
I llllHAM'-lhulea'-eaiul furniture of a
n
< ind cl.vss hotel In a town ol 1000 pop. Oiilj one
other hotel anil iinrcvtauniit in tonn. ( foivl reasons
for mllltu , ' . A } oung couple can clearSUXM p r .unr.
Addrexs Cla.rk , care of llet. l 7n-il * "
I 71)11 ) SAM * . -Two new 7 room unttngci 11 foot cell-
1 ing , cltt water , lots R3\132 eachne.irIllpli iiriioul
I'rlco S2MKI , S.'OO ca h , balanronitmenls at 8 per
rent. Cheap. .McCMtlUK.Opposite l' j t olHce.
17011 SAW- : Houses rooms , stable corncrlb , I7i
1 barrel clvtcrn , well all In first class order -i lot *
iWOO , SlltU ) cash , balance at 8 jicr ct. .McUAOlFK ,
Opposite 1'ost Office. 1MH 1f
17OIISA1K Stock of drugs and drugKUN funJileii
1 In good condition , at a bargain. Will limilct
? 1000 < ir jl'iOO. Satisfactory reasons forselllnjr , Ad
dress F. COUtiTEH , Waterloo , Nob. 925-251 *
I7OU KALE A complete barber shop outtit , clu-ap.
I1 llob't Stein , 213 S 12th St. 971-S.T
17011 HA1.K A iu"d rWintr ponj. Addrwa C. R.
Ifcootllcc. ti022 !
-tU ) SALK A flr t class two * e ted
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vltli two llrst rate punlei and Iiarnc
Address M. 1) . Ilee ollico. 6CI-20 *
I70H SA1.K Nearly new , sJds bar top burer at
1 MIMAlink * I'Kt'KS.
_ ? i-VQ.L-
GHOICK Txit on San Francisco ttr .t ab ut four
rods from Ijkc street cam , Chicago 111. , will s ll
cheap for cash or trade for utock of good * . K. L.
110HSK & CO. , 10i2 Capitol a-.unue. 31S-2O
17011 SAM000 head ycarliiifc liciferi.
1 JlOO head 2 jc&r old hclfcrs.
4M " 3 , 4 and 5 year old liotfcn.
3OO " 1 and 2 year old steers.
400 " Sand 4 jear oldateers.
SCO " mixed calves
STKASOK nuns ,
Cattle contractors , Hide , Wool anil Tallow-
Sioux City , lo a.
17011 SALK The Harm- mill , will sell or
J fdr real estate. Adilreii Jdm lloolnk . ' !
east of I'apilhon , I' . O. address Onalu. SOI * i5f
17011 SAt.K Hotel in Rood town , nu.ir Omaha
J iiajintr "ejl In excellent order. Good barn veil
furnished , vlll bear li cstlxntlon. AMKS ,
, S7-tf If'US Fnniaia.
I/OU SAt.K Oil K.\CllANK-rnll ( lot nnd three
J1 dvellinirs corner of nth mid Pacific treet .
Nine lots in wiiitli Onuha. Also 10'J arrti of land
near Sintiin , Nthraska , and Luiiilini ; and sloclc of
clcitliiiiK Xo. 804 Tenth street. Will CAclungc for
Nebraska larni lands. Ktirthcr particulars at Oeo.
II. I'cterson'M Clothing More , SO-1 Tenth strt. . -
t94S-H.it muti-th t > . \
17011 SAM : A new Il.ill'sKifc , suitable f ir nlHr-e /
J or Iiuiiso. Van Cott.nt Jlax SlejerV. 7r.S tf W
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[ 7OH SAt.KOKI ncvpipcrii In Iarn'C and unull
itimntitich at thi- ! ollliu. tf
] 7OIt SAI.K l'lamill inaclilneri , coiiNl-tiMK of
1 bruku , 2 dusters , btatur , picker , iiress , etc. Can
\\ork cithir rotted or green htuck , alsoshaftiii ) , ' , pul-
lejs , nnd lielting for driving the abn\e , also < mo 3 >
II. 1' . engine ith boiler , mnoke.stack and nil fixtures
fnniplete. Address WILLIAM TAIT , Clniles Citj ,
Inua. 2 ! > i-3nit
| 7 < ) It SAM' A tlnt clas wccond hand tup
I1 Call ot 1310 Harncy Mreet. : :97t"l :
MISCEL1ANEOUS. JT
MKKX L'l' 11 } the imdcr-lgncd , a red COM vith
, Mlute urots on body and facu. Also a put in : irli
ear. Co\v was with call ulieii found. OHIH.IT.IU
la\e Kamu li.\ calling on 1' . Larson , Jnnes ttrict , be-
tfteen Oth and 7th , and piling i-hirgi.s. ' .I70-3t < tw
GKO. M. nilOOKS , of North t'lmrlc-tovtn , N. JI. .
lift Onmha , Neb. , this morning for i'niil
City , where he will remain fur one week. 9J3-23 *
/1ATTIK SCAI.KSNew and purfectat J-buk Vard *
\J 10thi ht. l > etween l > a eni > ort nnd Copltol a\c.
K. KSTAIIHOOK. _ or-2i" :
STHAYiHOK : STOLKy-On I'riday nr SRtunlay
June 19th nI.irKev > hita cow weight about 12W. (
Lllieral rewanlwili lie ] ! d for her return to St.
Joseph Hospital Omaha. fXS'j-21
JOTIl'B-l ! hereby fi\en that the unilernlKneil
\ Mill , in two niekH from date ncll nil trunks ,
satchils etc. , left with lilm bv dirTerent permit oi
account of board or lodging vliilf he was in iiowss-
lim of the V. S. Hotel. UH'IS St'HH A I KK.
Omolia Juno lUth 18S.1. mS2 '
rOST - Alxmt June lltli rid ci\v ) one h < irn dronp-
J ing tuw.irdseje. Hope around horiH. ltc\\.inl \
'i\uii if found. .MKS. .SIllllUIAN , l' rk a\c.
[ 7011 Pl'llI.IO tISK A Jersey Hull , took drat
I1 premium nt last fair , 2S1S Decatur Street. IMJ-
tui-i-ii'JSlhnnd struits , N'ortli Onmha. S9f-I9t
ri\VKK > ' t'l'-ABinall ] ion\ mare aloiit li'yeara
1 did , Mazed face both cars split. OHIHT can
have fcamc by calling nn X. O. KOHI ) , S. * M" . corner
'Jutli and Uuulevard , and p.tvln cliarKt ,
t
rAUIUS ANI ) VOl'SO MKN In city or countr >
j to tnkc nice h ht and jileaxant vork at thuir
homes ; # 2 to W a day e-islly and duletlr nude ; work
sent by mail ; no can\a * tiiii ; no ptantp for npl ) .
I'lea > e addna Reliable Manufacturing Co. , I'hllaikl-
phi > . Pa. , drawer TT. _ _ 0 'O-Jiiiie 2 tuen-tliu-wtUt
f" | * < AKKN VP Ono horsu and one mare colt , with
L left hind feet white. Mare has white tar on
fonhcad. Owner can rucotur same by provlnK < t i' >
enhip on ai < plicatlon to K. Trice , Saratoga precinct.
EDWARD KUEHL ,
MAC3I.STKH OK PAI.MVSTKIIY AND
AMST , 493 Tenth etrcet , between Farnam nnil Har >
ney , will , vith the aid of guardian xplriti , obtain for
any cno a glance of the pat and prevent , and on
certain conilltlons in the future , Hoots anil Shocn-
made to onler. Perfect wtlffectlon t'unraiitceil.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills ( wnder nceriries. . A manel of I'Utilj ,
strength nnd wholeiomcnesa More economical than
the ordinary kinds , and cannot bu Bold Incouipctitlou
with the multitude of lowtctt , short weight , alum or
phosphate ponder. Sold only In cans. J'.cjYALllJS-
i.\o I'OKCIK ' Co. , Wall btn-ct , i\tit Ytuk.