THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , SATUEDAY JUNE 23 , 1883.
TIIE DAILY
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OMAHA.
Saturday Morning , June 23 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
1'lcnty of Michigan and homo grot *
Straw tarries nt Wlcmers' .
The Phlladclphiam will t.iko poHswwlon i
the Omaha gui works on the Int.
There will bo ft gentleman's roadster rm
at the Driving park next Saturday ,
A war on vicious dogs U about to bcgli
It should bo ono of extermination.
It ruined yesterday before dayllgh
and thus xaved the credit of the clerk of tl
weather.
Yesterday WM hot enough to nultthomo
exacting , and another raluxtonn may 1
looked for to-night.
Hellm.in's cellar WIM pumped out ngn !
ycMterdayby the fire department , nnltcm vthU
is getting to bo rather ntcrcotypcd.
The commencement cxercIscH of the Hij (
chool will tnko place on Thursday orctiini
Juno 8 , in lioyd'n opera houio.
A Liberal League was organized Tliur
day in u meeting held at the jmllco cou
roomt , with twenty-two membera.
Tim Omaha JIuHlcal Union brass orche
tra cerenatled Mr. nnd Mm. Adolph Moy
Thurnday nt their rcHidenco on Tttcntyffifi
street.
A soldier who was on a Mprco Hurrcndon
Liinself Thursday as a deserter , but it pruvi
that lie was no deserter at all , and ho wan i
leased yiwtcrday.
A meeting of the Irish National Lat
Ixjogiio will bo held at 3 p. m. on Suudi
next , at Kuony'tt hull , at which nil mombc
are rcqucKtod to bo present.
Max Meycr't ) brass band Is attaining qui
a degree of jxirfcction , arid their playing In
evening WOK listened to by quite a crowd. Tin
will turn out In fine hapo soon.
Auk yor grocer for D. O. Evans & Co ,
celebrated Anchor roasted cofTco and St
Baking Powder , Thono are the bent ai
cheat > ont eoods in the market. aodtf
It is proponed by ono citizen who U di
guxted with the turn of affairs which hfw He
low women into the better quartern of tov
that & block or two bo sot off , in the river be
torn for their otipecial use , and thot they
herded there like cattle.
There is increasing complaint from t' '
more respectable portions of the city that t
demi-monde who have been driven from t
Third ward are scattering through their tor
tory and creating a sort of blood poisoning ,
it wore. It is the natural result of too radii
measures.
Constable AI. Beach wont to Omaha y
terday , but could not bo prevailed upon
( rlvo up the object of his trip. It wax i
mored that a woman who wont out on t
train wax to bo met at Omaha by the huliv
ual whom the officer wanted. State Joi
' nal.
The grand lodge , A. I1' , k A. M. , of t
state of Nebraska , recently in hcfwion at Ho
rico , elected the following unicorn for the on :
lug year : O. M. , Samuel W. Hayes , Norfo
D. O. M. , John J. Womplo , Hauling * ; G.
W. , Mauoah U. lleeae , Waliooj O. J. \
Charles K. CouUnt , Omaha ; O , Troanut
Christian Hartman , Omalm ; O , Bccrctn
Wni. U. Uowen , Omaha.
The Barr.en-Nugont net-to will take pi
ftt the Driving Park Juno 30th , the fight to
made with soft gloves. Sherman Thurat
who was Tom Allon'ri second In the All
Hofjan mill , has boon appointed roforoo. S
dy Ft > rbon will act as second for Nugent , c
Tom Ilallard for Barnes. Nugent and Bar
are in daily training , and ixro in oxcell
fighting trim. Nugent is training at S
Gardner's rood liouso.
A "running team" won organized by
firemen Thursday. Jacob Ilouck '
elected president , James Donnelly , Jr. , v
prcHident , Jerome Pentzol oocrotary and m
ager , Chan. Baiter , treasurer ; \Yni , Webb , E
Crowley and Goo. Kotchum , trustees. '
team is divided as follotrn : Webb and Don
ly , pipcmen ; George Steele , llaginan ,
Roach , Kotchum , Coats , Traynor , Simpi
Grebe , Ilouck , Salter , Blake , Crowley
1'entzel runnen.
" The ooronor'H inriucst in the case of yoi
McDonald , who Waa drowned in the rive
the 25th of last month , took placa nt 0 a ,
yeuturday at the family residence on Slxtcc
and Kim streets. Tlio Jury connlsted of It
Jonklnson , K. J. MRUUB , E , D. Lewis , (
Mudlock , John Johnson and A. G. Stn
The \\ltnesaeu wcro three litllo boys who t
with McDonald at the time of his death ,
1'redW. Anderson , aged t\\elvo yearn ,
Charles A. Pctcnon and Norton Farrar , r
ten yearn each. The facts were nbuu' '
stated in THE BEE , and the jury roturm
verdict accordingly.
Mr. E. ti. Kmory yesterday left , nt' '
BEK office a'bouquet of the finest roves In
tivatlon. It contained six varieties , Inclui
' the Paul Neyron , the largest known , whli
.nearly four inches. 1n diameter ; Flerr
Netting , and Alfred Colomb , a pair of cro
moiM rose buds and ono in full bloom ; a Ma
'Flantier , and laat , but not least * a La Fri
.row ) , the sweetest In the world. It vita a
combination , and with a single excoptlot
the rosed wore the very latest known to
floriculturist. To see such roses die is alt
ko losing ft frlo
The jury In the case of Dug Magi
charged with stealing the silk from I.
Williams'store , to-day returned averdli
' 'guilty , " and the young man will probabl
oier the road.
Tliree plain drunks were run hi by
police Thursday , and yesterday two \
committed and ono discharged.
St , Mary'o convent will bo rebuilt i
much larger ncalo at tlio hood of St. Mi
avenue , just south of the McCamllUh i
erty.The
The membenldp of the public nchooln
tvoek was 3C14 , , and tlio attendance wa
] > er cent of this. There has been a falling
in the attendance during the last few woul
. i" over 300.
i"V
Free of Cost.
1 By calling at Sdiroter& Becht's dntgtl
you can get a sample bottle of Dr. Basaii
Cough and Lung Syrup which will relieve
'jjiout obstinate Cough or Cold , and show
what the regular 60 cent tlto will do. W
troubled with fcnthnii , bronchitis , dry , h
Jijp cough , throat and lungs , try a camp !
thin medicine.
rozzoNi'a MKUICATED COMPLKXIOM 1-1
PUB.
For infant'e toilet it is on indUpoi
lie article , healing oil cxcoriatioiu imi
diately. Mothers should UBO it froolv
tlio little onea.It IB perfectly liannl
for wle by all drugguta ,
THE THOMAS FESTIVAL
Progress of Arrangeienls for Ti
Grand Mnsical Eyeul ,
Opening of the Sale for
The ChoritH Half-faro HatcH
On the KnllromlH , Kte.
Next week Friday and Saturday wi
bo red-letter days in the history of in us
in Omaha. They will witness the occu
once of n festival nt which will appear n
orchestra of sixty solo musicians one
one himself n concert soloist and n
massed under the leadership of a coi
ductor who ranks as the foremost of h
time , and who has had his men undi
daily training for n score of years , unt
they have attained n perfection that
simply a marvel to all who hear him. 1
listen to this orchestra for the first tin ;
is n revelation it is , in fact , an occnsiu
to remembered for n life time. Tin
Omaha is afforded the privilege resul
from the fact that by an enterprise as n
marknblo as it is exceptional , nnd ns it hi
been successful , Mr. Thomas organized
tour for his orchestra from Now 'York i
San Francisco , which has consisted of
series of ovations the whole prolonged di
tanco. At San Francisco so great wi
the success that $51,000 was lenlized ft
a s'eries of seven concerts , a result wit !
out parallel on the Pacific coant , nn
hardly in the world. Returning , M
Thomas visited Salt Lake , where ho ho !
a festival in the great Tabernacle , whic
was made to erberato to an order i
music to which its echoes never bofoi
responded ; and to-night ho finishes in
other successful week nt Denver , i
which the guarantee alone * wi
825,000. Next week ho will a ]
pear before an Omaha nudienc
and ask to bo answered whether in solec
ing this city for one of the best fcstivn
ho has held on hin great tour , in which
chorus has boon asked for , his faith h
been wisely manifested. There can scare
ly bo a question of the nnswor. Omal
will not fail to give a cordial welcome
the man who has done more for music
America than nil other agencies combi :
ed , and who will do ns much for Omaha
our people will but give him the oncou
ngoment in this his first visit to the f
west. Lot his reception bo of so cordi
and spontaneous a character that he w
bo glad to return. Omaha has the mm
cal forces that are able to second his c
forts ; she can turn him out a larger ni
finer chorus than any city of her si
in the country , and she can fill the ope
ouse with nn appreciative ai
lympathotio audience , comprising the
; ho elements of success , tin
, here can bo no doubt of the result
Mr. Thomas' coming. Ho will bo wi
2omed by nil our citizens , and ho will
fvelcomcd by hundreds of people fro
.ho . surrounding towns who have Iw
[ 'won half-faro arrangements by the ra
oads. '
Boyd's opera house will bo filled 1
.udionces . in every liniament of who
'aces Mr. Thomas will read a cordial ai
nthusiastic welcome.
The great chorus which lias boon und
uch thorough training for the past mont
; aino together again last evening , ai
.gain . demonstrated their fitness to par
cipato in the grand work allotted to tht
"iy Mr. Thomas. On Wednesday eve
ng next they will meet at the ope
liouso for the last time Ijoforo Mr. Then :
takes them in hand , nnd it is probal
that season ticket holders a
those having tickets on both evenings
the festival at which the choral work is
bo performed , will bo admitted. This
another inducement to the purchase
this class of tickets , which will have d
weight with the public , The chorus
our word for it will furnish n pleasr
evening's entertainment of thomsolv
and the hearing of the work to bo do
before the final performance in cone- -
will ndd grently to the enjoyment. 1
sale of season scats will close on Mondr. .
and the single-seat sale begins on Tu
day morning npxt. At least two concc
should bo token in by every single-si
purchaser thereby combining n duty
well as n pleasure.
Death ofMi-H. Mat-quell.
The community was shocked'yostorcl
by the intelligence of the death of M
T. M. Mnrqottnlthoughit Imd long be
known that her demise wns only a qu
tion of timo. She had been n BUlIbi
from consumption for some years , n
bore her painful illness with the utnn
fortitudo. To the stricken husba
nnd orphaned children will flow thownr
cst sympathy of an extended circle
friends ,
Her bedside was surrounded by in :
{ storing dear ones , and her last hoi
soothed by all that affliction could si
gest. Her sister , Mrs. Cutler , of Ci
county , had been with her for sovo
days. The funeral will tnko place fr <
the residence , 1744 P street , nt lOo'clc
to-morrow morning. Stnto Journal.
A Ituti ou a Drug Store.
NoTer was such nruih roado on any drug it
M It now nt 0. F. ( loodman'a for a trial b
tie. of Dr. Kinff's New Discovery for C
sumption , Coughs and Colds. All IXT <
affected with tuithma , bronchitis , hoaneiu
severe coughj or any affection of tno thr
ud lunga , cnu get a trial bottle of thU gr
remedy jrtt by calling at aboro druc ate
Kcgular the , gl.OO.
Heal Estate TrnnsforH.
The following deeds wore filed for r
ord in the county clerk's ofiico Juno !
reported for THK BKK by Ames' r
ostnto agency :
George P. Bemis nnd wife toVon
Woleseiiky , w. d. , lot 1 , block 21 , Ore
Foiicier ndd. , 81,100.
Chns. II. Dewey and wife to Gooi
and Mary T. Burke , w. d. , lot 5 , bh
13,811,000.
Chas. H. Hi-own to Oscar J. Davis
d. , part of lot 2 , block 25C , $000.
Byron nnd Lewis Rend nnd wives
Oscar F. Davis , w d pt lots 1 and 2. I
255,81,500.
Oscar F. Davis and wife to Fra
Murphy , w d pt lot 2 , blk 255 , 8000.
James S.Starr and wife to Frank Mi
phy , w d lot 3 , blk 222 , 8750.
Augustus Kountzo nnd wife to Fra
Murphy , w d lot 5 , blk 227 , 81,000.
Ain. . W. Lowo. nnd wife to Fra
Murphy , w d lot 1 , blk 225 , $000.
Gco. F , Lohmor nnd wife to Fnt
Murphy , w d lota 1 nnd 2 , block 25C
8800.
Uhnuncy Wiltzo nnd wife to John B ;
ant , q c d , w 14 ncros of nw J , 23,10 , ;
nw i of nw J , 23 , and o 30 acres of in
of no | , 22 , 10,10 850.
Chauncy Wiltao and wife to Cathnri
Bryant , w d , s $ no | BOO 22 , and 8 } :
| BOO 23,10,10-81.W7.
H. Q , Clark and wife to John . '
Hopper , w d , lot 10 , block 18 , Wnterh
832.00.
John A. McShano mid wife to O. I
Gordon , w. tl. , lot 10 , McShano's mf
division , 8C25.
B , E. B. Kennedy and wife to Fran
Murphy , w. d. , lot 5 , block 257 , 8000.
K. K. Hayden nnd wife to H. S. (
tfotoware , q. c. , w. 17 feet lotJO , Roc
) lace , 81
K. K. Hayden nnd wife to H. S. <
Note ware , w. d. , e. 133 feet lot 0 , lice
dace , 81,550.
August Wilko nnd wife to Fritz Helm
w. d. , nj of w. 120 foot of block "P
Shinn's third addition , 8-150.
A NIGHT OF HORROR.
Alone With the Dead in a Driyii
Storm ,
A Sexton Kntoinbcd in thu Grni
With the Body Ho KncnpoH
by OrnHpliiK TuftH of
OrnNH ,
Driven Out From WollH nt tbcMu
zlo of
An Outcast Among Men nnd the T <
of the KIcmcntH.
The smnll-pox scare has about sul
sided , nearly nil the pnUents being r
> orted ns convalescent , nnd the city hi
reason to bo thankful that it is about I
escape so ensily from its second visitntk
if the scourge.
It will bo remembered that Mr. D. I
Houck , who had charge of the pest houi
a year ago last winter , was again ordert
on duty , with the expectation that tl
liseaso might spread over the city agaii
lis position this time , however , prove
n sinecure , the only patient who wi
called for to accept the hospitalities c
ho Hotel do Houco refusing to do so.
Mr. Houck was discharged from dul
on Tuesday evening and has resumed h
isunl occupation. Ho does not feel as
10 could bo induced to go to work agai
it the _ pest house , his experience th
; imo discounting that of a year ag <
There were
TWO DKATHS
from the small pox this month , the fir
jeing the little son of Mr. Pratt , wl
wrought the disease to the city , and tl
second and last being Mrs. Margar
Hurd , the mother-in-law of ox-Chief Ei
jinoor Galligan. The latter died on Sa
urday last and was buried the same nigh
TliO' story of the interment is one whic
is worthy of the pen of Edg ;
A. Pee , and there are fo
persons who could go through tl
tixperionco Mr. Houck did nr
retain their sanity. An elegant casket w
ordered for the deceased , and with th
Mr. Houck went to tho' residence on li
HOLKMN KUUANI ) .
The room in which the body lay w. .
too small to admit of the casket beii
taken in , nnd it was therefore ncccssai
to lift the body and carry it to the no
room , where it was placed in the cofiii
which was then carried out with its me
nncholy contents to bo placed in t ]
wagoiu The narrowness of the do
made it extremely difficult to get. out
the liouso , and Mr. Houck suffered mu :
bruises before ho accomplished this $
ject. The collin was eventually plat
in the wagon and the trip to
THE HOLY HKl'ULC'iniK
begun. It was now just about 11 o'clo
and the first drops of the terrible ra
storm which followed began to fall i
the collin. The drive to the buryii
ground was one of the most difficult ai
terrible" that could bo imagined. Ti
sky was inky black at first , the roa
muddy and slippery , nnd the falling ra
soon became incessnnt. Time nnd ngn
Mr. Ilouck had to stop for n flash
lightning to show him the road , nnd tin
it wns often so vivid that it blinded hi
instead of assisting him. Ho lind si
forod at the pest liouso for water
drink , there being no well there , and tl
residents in that locality treating hi
AS IK UK WEUE A HNAKE.
On several occasions when ho went
get wntor ho was driven elF with n she
gun. On the night in question ho grc
famished for a drink of water and at 01
place out on St. Mary's avenue btoppi
and went in to the well , but before 1
could draw a drink the proprietor car
out with a six-shooter nnd run him o
Ho stopped again , further on , and tl
time just got his bucket filled when 1
was
DHIVKN OUT BY THK POOS.
Just before arriving at the cemetery tl
'horse suddenly stopped and rofusi
to proceed. The driver wni
ed .for n flash of lightnii
nnd then saw that ho was but a few fo
from the bridge , and that had the her
gene on ho would have plunged over tl
embankment. At the graveyard the ce
fin was removed from the wagon and c.i
ried in this ono man's arms to'tho grnv
where it was balanced on the edge un
ho could got down into the grave ai
lower it by sheer physical force. All tl
this had to bo done by
THE LIUIIT.NTNQH C1LAIIK ,
and in the intervals between the flash
the most intense darkness reigned , wh :
the ruin poured down in torrents and tl
thunder reverberated from the hills li !
the noise of a whole broadside of artiller
At length the collin wns lowered in t
gmvo , where the box had already boi
placed by the undertaker , the lid w
placed above it and tliu sexton attempt
to got out. To his horror , ho found nil
self unable to climb back to the surfnc
being stuck in the mud nnd
THE WALLS OF TUB TOM1I
being ns slijipory as glass. Ho struggl
for n long time , nnd nt length got out
catching unto some tufts of grass nt t
edge of the grnve , without which
must have remained until help can
On completing the burinl Mr. Hou
looked nt his watch nnd found that
had been nearly five house in going fix
the house to the grave and perfon
ing the duty to the den
Ho drove out of the silent city in t
midst of n most terrific storm , tno o
ments seeming to combine to make t
night
HOUHIBLK ONK ,
and ho declares that in all his exporien
ho never passed such a trying ordeal
on this occasion. It wivs such as fi
would dare to undertake even if th
were nblo to do so , nnd certainly nothi
more trying upon a man's nerves coi
bo imagined , be ho over so bravo.
Married.
ILAJlPSTEIl-BUllKlIOLDER-At I
residence of Mrs. Helm , 419 North Flf k ei
Btreot. June 21,1883 , by Her. J. W. Shai
Mr : John a llarruter and Miat Ella ;
Buckholdw , all ol Omaha.
STILL PROGRESSIVE.
Omaha About to Secure Anothi
Public Institution ,
The Northern Portion of the Oil
Coming in for Its Share of
the Spoils ,
A Now NiinltnrJum Will Probably I
KrcelPtl Soon.
Scarcely n day has passed for wee !
without there being recorded the sales
one or more pieces of real estate ne. .
Omaha. Several large farms luv
changed owners within the past twcn
days , and smaller tracts nearer the ci
limits are being bought almost dail ;
Among the last mentioned is a bcautifi
ive-acro lot located in the northern pa.
if thecity. . Negotiations for its tran
! er arc being carried on by onu of 01
ending real estate firms , and if the Ian
can bo secured , Dr. A. S. Fishblatt , pn
priotor of the Omaha Medical Dispel
sary , will become the owner and will i
once proceed to erect a sanitarium ovi
which ho will preside.
The present location of the Omal
Medical Dispensary is over the Omal
National Bank building , whicK is one <
.ho finest andmoat centrally located built
ngs in the city. Ilero Dr. Fishblat
vhose growing practice has compolh
inn to look for larger and more commi
lions quarters , has the finest and moi
elaborate sot of oflices , parlors , laborah
ies , etc. , etc. , of any similar institutic
n the West. Every arrangement ft
Jio comfort and ease of the patient <
visitor have been carefully looked afto :
and nothing has been left undone tin
would have a tendency toward elegant
ir making a visit to a physician pleasan
nstcadpf dreadful , as true in most case
Visitors can reach the second floor , o
which arc located the reception roomsI
taking the elevator on the ground flee
and will bo ushered in by an attondai
who is always in waiting. ,
The waiting room for female patien
s especially adapted to the use of ladii
and children , and is furnished and fitti
Yith a good taste , and an unstinted han
; hnt shows that nothing lias bet
spared to niako the surroundings luxur
ous , refined and homo-like. The larf
ind well-arranged labaratoryia also one i
; ho principle features of the establisl
mont. In these rooms all the rumcdii
used by the doctor are prepared I
ikillful and experienced hands , undi
liis immediate and competent supervisioi
A largo business is done in the way <
mail orders and the express companii
jtato that Dr. Fishblat contributes largi
ly to their northern , southern and wes
orn business , shipping nearly as mar
packages , boxes , parcels , etc. , as any bit
mess house in Omaha.
Patients are daily registered at tl
various hotels in the city , coming fro
nil parts of the country clear through I
California. Should Dr. Fishblatt succo (
in securing the tract of land incntionc
at the beginning of this article , Omal
and the west may justly feel prov
of _ such an institution as will 1
maintained. And , as the reputation i
the doctor and the Omaha Medical Di
pensary is so well established there is m
the shadow of a doubt but that Dr. A. !
Fishblatt'a S.iniiAriuin will bo well pa
rpnized and thw most sanguine expect
tions of the doctor bo fully realized , ar
Omaha merchants bo greatly benefitt <
by an additional number of strange
visiting the city to take advantage
Dr. Fishblalt's skill and the benefits
being treated at the new institution.
Buoklen'a Arnica Salvo.
The greatest medical wonder of the worl
Warranted to speedily eire Burns , Bruisi
Cuts , Ulcers , Salt Rheum , Fever Sores , Cn
core , Tiles , Chilblains , Corns , Tetter , Chapp
IIandi ! , and nil skin eruptions , guaranteed
euro in every instance , or money refunded ,
cents per box. For sale by C. iGoodman. .
MILITARY MATTEHS.
JjatCKt Orders From the Heiulqun
tors Department of the Plnttts
Acting Assistant Surgeon Alonzo ]
Chapin , U. S. Army , having -reported
these headquarters , in compliance wi
paragraph 3 , Special Orders No. 130 , cu
rent series , adjutant general's office ,
assigned to duty nt Fort Douglas , U. '
to which post ho will proceed and repo
to its commanding officer.
On recommendation of the medical e
rector of the department , Assistant Su
goon Norton Strong , U. S. army , now
this city , from leave of absence , is r
liovcd from operations of paragraph
Special Orders No. 42 , current sorii
Department of the Platte , and will rope
in person to the commanding oflicor u.i
tahon infantry now on duty botwei
Fort Thornburgh and Fort Bridger ,
relieve Acting Assistant Surgeon R. ' .
Grimes ; the latter on being relieved w
report for duty to the commanding oftic
of Fort Laramie.Wyo.
Orders No. 91 , dated Fort D. A. IU
sell , Wyo. , April 24th , 1883 , dirootii
Assistant Surgeon William J. Wakema
U. S. A. , to proceed to Fort Sidne
Nob. , for temporary duty arc continue
Paragraph 2 , orders. No. 105 , dat
post of Fort Sidney , Neb. , Juno 13.188
directing Assistant Surgeon William
Wakeman , U. S. A. , to proceed to 1
proper station at Fort D. A. Russo
Wyo. , are confirmed.
On arrival of that portion of the Put
teonth infantry under orders for statii
in this department at Ilawlins static )
Wyo. , the headquarters band and coi
names A , ( H.unbridgo ) B , Kennington
( Burke ) and E ( Trotter ) will bo placed
route for Frit Sidney , Neb. , and coi
panics 1 ( Davis ) and K ( Carpenter ) i
Fort D. A. Russell , Wyoming Territoi
there to take post.
The headquaitora and band , Fifth ca
airy , will proceed to Fort McKiniu
troop A ( Augur ) to Fort Washakio , )
T. , troop F ( Payne ) to Fort Robinso
Neb. , and troop K ( Woodson ) to Fc
Niobrara , Neb. , and there to tnko pa
The garrison of , Fort Sidney will
placed in readiness to move to the poii
specified on the arrival of troops des
nated to relieve it.
The niovement of the Fourteenth i
fantry from Rawlina will bo by rail , a :
the headquarters nnd troops of the Fil
cavalry will march ; the headquart *
and troops for Fort Washakio togetl :
as far as Fort Fetterman ,
The commander nnd surgeon of F <
Omaha , Neb. , having recommended t
remission of. the unexpired portion of t
sentence in the case of Harry Cliftc
late n private of troop E , 3d e va1
( general court martial orders No.
headquarters department of the Plat' '
April 2,1883) ) , on the ground the he
suffering from a disease that will term !
imto fatally if retained in confinement , i
is hereby remitted and Clifton will L
sot at liberty.
The commander nnd Burgeon of Foi
Omaha , Neb. , having recommended th
remission of the unexpired portion of th
sentence in the case of Henry 11. Deytcli
late n private of troop C , 3d cnvalryj
( General Court Mnrtiat Orders No. 3 ]
headquarters Department of the Platti
December 14 , 1882 , ) on the ground thn
ho is subject to attacks of acute inanii
and will become permanently insane i
retained in confinement , it is hereby re
mitted and Dcytch will bo sot at libortj
The following named men , enlisted r
Fort Omaha , Nebraska , are assigned n
follows : .
Joseph Bocht to the Fourth infantrj
Barton B. Higgins to the Sixth infnn
try , nnd will bo sent to the headquarter
of his regiment on the first favorable oj
[ Kirtunity.
C1TV COUNCIL.
An Adjourned Meeting to Confide
Contracts.
An adjourned meeting of the city conn
oil was hold last evening to consider th
subject of letting the contract for th
Tones street sewer and other matters.
An extended discussion of the subjcc
resulted inj the contract being recom
nitted to a special committee , consist in
of the board of public works , the cit
engineer , city attorney nnd chairman c
; ho judiciary committee , Mr. Hascall , t
jo remodelled and put in proper shape
The contract of Peter Peterson fo
grading Nicholas street was approved.
An estimate of the work done by A. I
Harbor , the paving contractor on Dougla
street , was presented and approved.
Superintendent Lane , of the Omahi
electric light and power company , prc
seated n proposition for lighting the cit.
with the electric light nnd n special meet
ng mil probably bo held for the consideration
oration of the same.
A GIKI/S GHIT.
A Sncnk Thief Caught by n Pluck
Young Woman.
One of the most praiseworthy oxhibi
; ions of nerve recorded lately was thn
which yesterday resulted in the captur
of n sneak thief who entered the house a
So. 619 Capital avenue , the lower flee
of which is occupied by the family of Mi
Lyman Richardson.
Miss Richardson happened to go ou
into the hall just in tinio to see n ma :
joing out of the door with her father' '
overcoat across his arm.
She said , "What do you want ? " "
am looking for rooms , " wns the reply.
The young lady sprang to the door an
bracing herself acainst it called for he
Father , who soon appeared and asked th
thief , "What Are you doing hero ? "
"I am looking for the owner of thi
coat , " said the rascal , and Mr. Richard
son responded , "Well , hero ho is , " ain
grabbed the fellow by the collar , landin
liim subsequently in the city jail.
A few such brave acts as this could ri
the city of the pestiferous gang whic
now infests it.
Home for the Friendless.
The following is n list of names of men
bers nnd committees of the Aid societ
for the Homo for the Friendless of th
State of Nebraska :
Officers Mrs. O. C. Dinsmoro , pros
dent ; Mrs. S. H. H. Clark , first vice
president ; Mrs. M. H. Wrighter , secon
vice-president ; Mrs. M. 5. McKoon
treasurer ; Mrs. J. E. Gish , secretary.
Standing committee to receive applicn
tion for admission to the Homo Mrs. H
B. Fuller , Mrs. M. H. Carlton , Mrs. A
M. Barney , Mrs. M. E. Mentor , an
Mrs. pi C.lDinsmore.
Soliciting Committee for Juno Mrs
J. E. Gish , Miss A. H. Andrews , Mrs
James Hoynes , Mrs. Shank , Mrs. M. H
Wrightor , Mrs. G. W. Eastman , Mrs
Parmalee , Mrs. D. P. Burr , Mrs. E. I
Van Court , Mrs. M.Marshall , Mrs..S
Hawver , Mrs. A. H.-Doneekeii , Mrs. C
H. Dewey , Mrs. John Henry , Mrs. W
F. Allen , Mrs. S. T. Jossolyn , Mrs. I
D. Hills , Mrs. Dr. Arnold , Mrs. Matti
Ittnor , Mrs. M. Clark , Mrs. Dr. O.
Wood and Mrs. Weber.
The homo has now nineteen inmatci
Seven women and children have bee
sent from Omaha to the homo the pas
week , nnd another , Annie Johnson , froi
Eighteenth and Cass streets , is going b
the 1st of July.
The box containing the contributions
etc. , is to be sent Juno 27th. All wh
have contributions for it please send th
same to 1512 Davenport street , the res
donco of Mrs. S. Hnwver , The expres
company will forward al ) packages free
Any one having packages to send will cai
ry them to the express office inarkedMri
W. B. Slaughter , Homo for the Friend
less , Lincoln , Nobor will send word t
the secretary of the society , the pnckagt
will bo sent for nnd forwarded to Liucoli
The citizens may consider thomselvt
solicited. Mus. 0. C ; DINSMOUE ,
Must , J. E. Gum , Presfdent.
Secretary.
Men's , boys' and Children's stra
hats in great variety at SAXE'S.
j3 wed fri jyl
Grand Pacific Hote
COIINEU OK
NINTH AND HARNEYSTS.
OMAHA . . . . NE
OPENED MAY 17th , 1883 ,
This Hotel contain * 100 rooms , all outside room
and 30 rooms on the first floor , especially adapted I
sample men. A cuisine of superior excellence. Hea
quarters for the state trade. S | < eclal Inducements
the theatrical profusion. Hotel situated fltobloc !
from depots. Horse can paw the dooniboth w ,
every the mhiutes.
CASTORIA
i Infants and Children
Morphine or.
What Rlrcs our Children roar checks ,
.What cures their foyers , mates themsloep ;
'Tin Cantor ! . :
When Bableii fret , and cry by turns ,
What cures their colic , lolls their worms ,
r lint Cmtorla.
What quickly cures Constipation.
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indlgratlon :
Hut Cmtorln.
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and Paregoric , andHall
Hall Cmitorla.
Centaur Liniment. Anab-
aolnto onro for Rkoumntigm ,
Sprains , Barn * , Galls , &o. , and an
Instantaneous Pain-rollover.
All tlio , * Tim from iarilcritton * , exrtnei nr elher c u l tl
wtik , utuifr eil , li # pint" . ) , phyiicA Iv drained , ati < l uiitble '
perform llfa'ii rintte * I'rofwrlr , eiu t * cmtiQl ; B d prrni
iieolljr eurri , without lomti.h rnfdlftnti. Fodnri * ! by doctor
nlDitleri n4 lli preli. Tltt Midlctl XtiUt ril "Then
liltnortrolloirrroa l > rMIIr ( , Phvolrmt Itrrnv. Ac
* > ll/mi rrirlr.lbrTlir.M VllT < IN llllUJiO1 Etc
hopi'lop * en * * * * .urrd ofctrutln reitormlnn tn full anil nei
feet niHiihoail. Siniplp. tITtellve. clranlj , | l HDt. ct
f r tfitl * * . CV n n'uiirtn with phrticlla free ,
MAUSTO.V nr.Minr co. . K ir. nth st , s w Yori
COMMON SENSB COMPKKSSK1)
IT JSniFKIinJI/TTOOIVK IX A DOZKN UNI
THK 11KASONS WHY TAKRANT'S SELTZH
APERIENT SHOULD 111 : IMIKVKllUHI ) AS A CO
KKTIVKAND AL1T.UATIVE TO KVKUY OTIU
MKDIL'INKIN UHK. FIIIHTLY , 1TAU.AYS KKVK
SECONDLY , JTCLEANSIHTIIKIIOWKLS WITIIOl
VIOLKNCi : Oil PAIN ; IIIIUULY , ITTONKSTI
STOMACIWOtmTHLY.lTUEGULATESTHEKLO
OK BILK ; FIrTHIYlTl'llOMOTE.SHEAT/niYl'E
Hl'IUATION ; SIXTHLY , ITIlELIEVESTHESYHTf
KKOM UNWHOLESOME HUMOUS ; SEVENTHLY ,
rHANOUIL17.K.STlIENiilVESiEI HTHLYITAC'
UPON 1 HE BLOOD AS A DEPUUEN7 ; ANI ) LASTL
IT FOHMS ONE oV THE HOST DELICIOUS COO
INO DUAUOHTS THAT EVER PASSED DOWNTI
T1IKOAT OF AN INVALID. SOLDIBY ALL DHU
D1STS. jo 19-mio-2
SPECIAL NOTICES
rfSpeclals will Positively not De inierti
unless paid In advance.
T0 L ° AN-Money.
MONEY TO LOAN The Omaha savings bank
U nuw prepared to make loans on Omaha cl
or Douglas county real estate at current late of I
tercst. No commission charged. 38311
ONEY TO.LOAN The lowest rates of Intere
M
Bends' Loan Agency , 15th & Douglas. 234tl
ONEY UO LOAN Call at law office of D.
M
Thomas , room 8 , Crclghton Block.
MONEY TO LOAN On chattel mortgages , E
WAIIDS , 1109 Farnam St. 730-H
M ONEY LOANED On chattel property , J.
Bcatty , No. 213 South 14th street. 740-lt
HELP WAHTED.
\\7ANTEl ) A flrst-cliM lady tallore-w at the Nt
T I I ) } o house , ollico 107 S. 15th st. Apply at on <
115-23 *
T\rANTFD Girl at 1G13 lion ard street.
> 118-23'
"YVTANTED A good barber , flood tinges \ a !
Y Must brlmrhlj own tools. Apply Immediate !
Address "K. K. Woodward , " Geneva , Neb. 119-2
yiTANTEl ) Two good girls at 1520 Dodge strci
" \\rANTEP-A strong woman , to cook , wash a
f T Iron. Good ttairea paid f r Rood work. Apt
immediately to Mrs. T. L. Kimbatl , 1303 Park Wi
at ente. 123-23) )
TV'ANTED A good competent woman ] white'
if colored , for light housework , to go ( to I'i
Kldffc Acency. Call this evening before U o'clock ,
217 N , ICth street. - 125-2S
T\7ANTED A number one cook at once , la
T T preferred. Inquire of Mrs. Dennlson , Soutbc
HoteL 124-23J
T\7ANTEl > Girl for general housework at IS
I T Davenport st. Good cook required. 13141
\\7ANTED-An energetic man of good habits a !
T T some means to go In partnership w 1th me
manufacturing my new linprotcd , collapt&ble tablt
For particulars , call on J.'ll. lonns , cornur 13th ai
Mason streets. 135-22) )
WANTED An experienced Stenographer ai
Type writer. Apply to H , U. Gould , 015 Don
las sjrect. . 134-221
\\fANTED-First-clasi female cook. Highest ' wagi
it 1017 Capitol at cnuo 133-2
Y 7ANTED A dining room girl Immediately at t
I Occidental. , ( 100-tl
\7ANTED-Immcdately-Agood ! girl at 1911 Fi
V > nam street. " 103-221
TT/ANTED four dining room glrln at thu Canflt
house. * ' 104-tf
x
ATfANTED A good cook Immediately at 1102 D
f enport street. s 108-23"
TT/ANTEI ) A first-class washer and ironer to coi
i every Monday. Must have reference. Apply 1
twcen 0 aid 3,1015 Capitol avenue , corner IStli.
107-23 V
" \\7ANTED-alrl for general housework , at 11
Farnatnst. . 110-22
\7ANTED Good girl Immediately at 2416 Ia > t
port street. Good wages. 100-22
" \\7ANTKH-A good cook. Good wages paid to o
> T thoroughly coninstent. Apply at 1810 Davt
port. f 105-231
TTTANTED Girl for general housework at U
Jackson street. t 119-23'
TtTANTKD A first class pastry "cook. Apply 1
mediately at Grand Pacific Hotel.
Wantcd-Ludy Agents for th "OUKEN PUOTt
TOIL" A new undergarment for Iaulesmade of so
flexible rubber. Sure protection" to the under * <
when neccessary to bo worn , lletall * tor 81.50 as fi
as agents ran show It. Large profits. Address , w !
stamp , Ladles Undergarment M'f'g Co. , 9 South 11
Bt , Chicago , 111. 102-JC21-23-23-3C
TXT'ANTED A gltl for general house-work soul
If east corner St Mary s avenue and 20th.
992-sr
T TANTEl > A liaker at 12 dollars per month corr
> > William and 13th St. 091-221
Y17ANTED A good fillnlng-room girl and worn
> > cook at 117 N. l h st. Goo.l wages paid co
petent help. 033-S2t
rANTED A girl for general houiiework In fam
AT of tw o. Inquire at nnulc store. Crounae blot
005-2 !
\\rANTED Woman of middle age , healthy , a
\ t amiable , to do general house work for m } M
wife and Infant , at Tine lUdge Indian agent
Dakota , negro preferred , with recommendatk
Permanent cntpln ) ment Call onoraddretu.for tin
dats , Doctor lliompson , Grand I'acitlcIIutil , Omal
OSO 22-
TANTED A dishwasher at the Emmet House.
AT 1 *
003-23
\17ANTED-A good competent girl to do genei
housework , good wages given. N , W. corn
18th and Dat enport. SSStl
\\7AKTED-A giKxl reliable tinsmith. Call on
\ \ addres Hovtlce & Vanderhoof , Sew ard ,
brasks , ; 7-t (
BITPATIONB WAMTED.
TirANTED Situation by a } oung man with expc
\ \ lence In dry goods and grocery btuIncM. U
references furnished. Will Uke a position of ai
kind on trial. Apply at 217 N. 10th street. 1W- !
\\rANTED-July 1st , situation by a practical bno
TT keeper. City references. Aruutrong , " B
office. 132-tSt
TITANTED Situation In a store or shop by a nu
IT bcndln TC , l eln yews In thU country , ute
to store business and book-kftplng In the old ecu
try. Address A. T. Dee office , 937.23 }
TIT1 ANTED A situation a * a miller , 16 yean e
11 perience , 6 lean under roller process. No.
stoao dresser. Address H , , No. 14,1)i ) office.lotill
lot-ill
' MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
AArANTEI > A gentle horse and phaeton on monthly -
ly pa ) ments. Address Box 409. 999-M
and Lots.
FOR RENT--Houses
. , .
* - J * * f y JJJ j
f Olt IlENT- New roomi , furnished or unfurnished
J1 with bourd. llcfercnccs required , at 1010 Daven
port street. 121-2S
HKNT Ilnu < e of six rooms. In < mlro N. K.
J7WII ' . 15th and Chicago.
12S-25 * THOS. SWIFT.
IlENT Two or three rooms furnished or un-
1 furnished , cheap. Apply 217 north,10th street. *
127-23) ' > '
i- - -
IlENT Furnlihcd rooms at' 1717 Ca s street ,
1 between 17th and 19th. 111-Z2 * "
IlENT Nice fltc room cottage , 807 South 23d
1 street , one block from St. Mary's ate. Inquire
012 N. 13th it. 113-22 *
17UHNISHED KOOM3 AND 110AIIDModern con-
JL' tenlcnces , 1812 Dodge st. KU-lml
HOUHKS I'OK UtVT.
15 E.UMOIUSE&CO. ,
033-56 10. ! Capitol Avonue.
Oll KENT Two ilcgant cottages , 7 roonu each ,
I
' Just finished. C'ltt water , all contcnlencc , Da-
tcnport and25thStreet ! V , UWVEH , W. U.Telegraph
office. 076-tf
rplIHEE liomus to rent. PECK , opposite Post
JL otllcc. 974-2S
ITtQUUKNT ricaxantntittly furnished teems with
1 or without board 414ltli St. corner Cast. Sev
en minute1) walk from Post OHlcu. 053-23 *
rpo KENT Largo front furnished ronni , south-east
JL corner ICtli and Karnani Sts. D.'iO tf
] 70U KENT Tno fiirnlshml rooms 24llChlcago St.
050-23J _ _
FOIl IIKNT Cottage of l\ rooms with or without
furniture , 2219 California street. 802 23'
rpo"lET HoomTntitl boaruT orTurnlsKeT house' '
X for summer. 1803 California street. ' 837-1 mo
I poll KKNT Largo furnished room at 1318 Jack-
1 eon street. 742-lmt
TOUE FOU RENT Corner of IBth and Davcn-
port , liiqulre 1010 Da > cnport street. 46'i-tf
'
FOIl SALE CHEAP-A frame LuUdlng'of 3 ronran ,
14 by 32 feet. To te Kinocd. . James F. Mor
ton , 151B Farnani Street. , 130-25J
HEAP lIOMK-Iii South Omaha. Tvtostorj liouxe , .
C
2 lots , garden , good ImproMjinenta. Price , 33,000.
i,000 cauli , balance 4cnrs. . Itcst bargain c\cr offer
ed. Address "Ilargaln , " Bee ottlce. 120-23 *
FOIl SALK-SpecIal bargain. Owner wlshlnj ? to
Icaxeclty. Two full citj- Iota , flue garden , fruit
and hade trees , grapes. THO story house , 8 rooms.
# 3,000. SIIlllVEIl li BELL.
129-2S _ t _
poll HALIllousc and lot , 833 3. 16th btrect Atx
I 1 ply to P. F. Collier , 67 Barker Block. 136 28 }
\ . SALE Ice 1(0 to 209 tons , less than cost of
f\OV. , In best Ice house In Omaha ; house free
to purchaser. Apply N. W. comer 20th and CalfornU.
112-23 *
"Ij'Oll ' SALE About 700 acre * near city , great In
JO Tentment. PECK , Opposite i'ort office. 873-25
TJ Olt SALE Two new 7 room cottages 11 foot cell-
JD ing , city water , loU 33x132 c ch near High school
Price $2SOO , (500 cash , balanca paymenU at S per
cent. Cheap. HcCAQUE.Opposlte Post office.
947-22
SALE Home 5 rooms , sUblo eomcrlb , 17S
170K
1 barrel cistern , well all In Brut clasa order 4 lota
* 5000 , $1000 cash , balance at 8 per c . ! McCAOUE.
Opposite Poit Office. D4S-tf
FOU SALE Stock of drugs and druggists sundries
In good condition , at a bargain. Will Invoice
$1000 or 81200. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Ad
dress F. E. COULTEIl , Waterloo , Neb. 925-25 *
" | 7UIl SALE A complete barber shop outfit , cheap.
f llob't Stein , 218 S 12th St 871-23 *
FOU SALE A good riding pony. Address C. D.
Bee office. 020-22 *
FOIl SALE Nearly new , side bar top buggv at
MILLAllD & PECKS. _ _ ' _ OMjfl'
poll SALE 6iwhc.id jcarlinghe'lfcr9.
I
' 000 head 2 jear old liclfera.
450 " 3 , 4 and f > } ear oU heifer' ' .
SdO " Iand2jcarold.tecrs.
400 " 3 and 4 } ear old steers.
300 " mixed cal ten
tenSTKANOE DKOS ,
Cattle contractors , Hide. Wool and Tallow dealers ,
Sioux City , Iowa. 882-lmJ
FOIl SALE The Sarpy mill , will sell or cxcango
for real estate. Address John Ilocslnk 3 miles
cast of Papillion. P. O. address Omaha. S04-23 {
FOU SALE TiotcTTn"good" Town , 'near ' trauiha
paying well In excellent order. Good liarn well
furnished , will bear investigation. AMES ,
837-tf 1600 Farnam.
SALE OK KXCIIANdK Full lot and thrno
IpOR 1 corner of llth and Paclflo streets.
Nina lots In south Omaha. Also 100 acres of land
near Santon , Nebraska , and building and ttock of
clothing No. 804 Tenth street. Will exchange for
Nebraska farm lands. Further particulars at Goo.
H. Peterson's Clothing Store , 804 Tenth street.
845-sat-mon-th 4w
FOIl SALE Old newspapers In largo and email
quantities at this office. tl
OH SALEFfax iniJT machinery consisting ot
brake , 2 duster ; , beater , picker , press , etc. Can
work cither rotted or green stock , also shafting , pul-
lejs , and belting for drlt Ing the abote , also ono 35
II , P. engine with boiler , smokestack and all fixtures ;
complete. Address WILLIAM TAIT , Charles City ,
lovta. 295-3mt
FOIl SALE A first class second hand top buggy.
Call ot 1319 Hamey street. 897t |
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF > ou want bargains In countv and city real estate.
call on E. L. MOUSE & CO.
097-26 1622 Capitol At enue.
rpAKEN UP By the umlerslgncd red cow with
X white spots on body and face. Also a cut in each
car. Cow was with calf when found. Owner cart
hate same by calling on P. Larson , Jones street , be-
tu ccn Oth and 7th , and pa > ing charges. 970-3tocw
, M. nilOOKS.of North Charlestown.N. II. ,
GEO
Uft Omaha , Neb. , this morning for Dat Id
City , where ho will remain for one week. 953-23 *
SOALES-Now and perfectat Stock Yards
CATTLE . betnecn Datcnport and Capitol ate.
E. ESTAU11OOK. _ 037-22 *
TAKEN UP A small pony mare alout.12 ) car
old , blazed face both cars split. Owner can
hat e same by calling on N. C. F011D , S. W. corner
20th and Boulet ard , and pa } Ing charges ,
_ 84u-5td-le.tchwt
TT ADIES AND YOUNG MEN In city or country
JJ to take nice light and pleasant work at their
home * ; 92 to $5 a day easily and duletly made ; work
sent by mall ; no cantassing ; no stamp for reply.
Please address Itellable Manufacturing Co. , Philadel
phia , Pa. , drawer IT. 049-june 2 tues-thu-sat2t
rrvAKEN UP One.horse and one mare colt , with
J. left hind feet white. Mare has white star 011
forehead. Owner can recoter same by prot Ing own
ership on application to IU Price , Saratoga precinct.
I tgast-oew *
_ _
EDWARD KUEHL
,
MAGISTER OF PALMYSTEUY AND CONDITION.
ALIST. 493 Tenth street , between Farnam and Ilar-
ncy , will , with the aid of guardian spirits , obtain for
any one a glance ot the past and present , and on
certain conditions In the future. Boots and Shoca
i.a o order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A. roarol of purity ,
strength snd wholtsomenw * . Man economical than
th * ordinary kinds , hod cannot bo sold In competition
Uh the rrulHtuJa of low test , short weight , alum or
phoiphaU powder. Sold onlr In cans. ilOTAL Dix-
la l"owi > i Co. , Wall Btrcct , Ksw York.