DAILY BEE
OMAHA.
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Monday Morning July 2.
Kxcry ilay will bo Satunlny for Rcli < x
t jwjicrs niul children for the next tw <
month * .
CliM. Kaufman , Insurance Agent , ro
movexl to N'cbraikn National .Bank , entrant
on 12th direct. tf
Photographs , Katon , at 1320 Knrnliair
t-trvet , for ? C A dozen. Cabinet , evcry-tlny
canta , and other photos In proportion. Kator
the only photo gallery In Omaha where the
Jcctrio light h used In making photon.
In connection with the lajtng of the cor <
ncr stone of the college at Dcllcvito on .Tulj
llh , n basket picnic will l > c held , to which
Presbyterians and all friendi from different
part * of the State nro incited. Jtcdnced
rate * can Ira obtained over the B , & M. Ilnil.
way.
Mr. 0. L. Hall , of the Commercial lice-
crd has just enlarged his pajicr and changed
the form to that of a RlxAtecn-pagejiamplilct.
The fint number has a upccial steel cngravinjf ,
is printed on good paper , and full uf good
news ably edited.
II. Landeryou lately retimed from lxm-
Ion anounces to all Interested In art and the
citizens of Omaha that ho ban opened a stwlic
over the Omaha National Bank , room 25 when
his works will iKSoncxlilition , and liewlll bolt
attendance to gi\c terms In drawing and paint
ng-
A new case of small ] KIK is reported 01
Howard utrcct , where there have already BCV
oral. A red flag is put out in the ncighbochooi
and those ) In that locality are con ldcrbly alarm
fid though not a few claim that it is not om
of nmoll pox at all ,
1 } Under the able- management of Jtilim
Thlele , the old and popular Tlvoll Garden li
assuming fine ehapo and will probably be opcr
in July 4th , PO far an the Natatorlitm Is con
ccmed , the rest being already in full blast ,
1'rof. Schrader Is back { from Council
Bluffs and is do Home fine piano playing.
North Omaha Is shaken up by the fearful
Blench arising from the old creek between
18th and 20th , which has never been drained
and Is full of dead doge , cats , etc. The dip
therla Is also reported to bo very bad iif
there.
Mr. Waller Neef , of the Western iw-
fjociatcd press , passed through the citj
ivesterday on his way to the Lnramic
plains , wlicro ho lias 2,000 hciul of cattle ,
n pretty good fortune to fall to the ro-
porters' lot.
One officer who is stationed on Cum
ing street is creating a storm of iiulignu
tion up there by his refusal to allow , fire
works to bo sold by the dealers alonf
that thoroughfare , and several suits ii
the courts are threatened.
There will bo a mas * meeting of the ocl
orelf citizens of Douglas county , on Monda ;
evening July 2nd , 1R83 , at Lewis' Hull , 01
Capital avenue , between 10th and llth gtt
forthe purpose of electing twoho delegates t
represent this county In the State Convontloi
to be held In this city , August 1 1883. By 01
tier of II. 0. CoMnloy , Chairman , L. Ii. Browi
Secretary
Serioui ) complaint It made of nno A
Usher , a tailor on I'arnham ntroot , who 1
cliarged with clubbing his children outragi
ously and continally. Ho * won complatno
ngainstby Col. Stanton Vriday and wi
reprcmanded by Judge Benoko. If ho koci
up his action ho will bo run out of the wan
His answer to the charge is that hlxlfo is I
ihe hospital and that he Is contlnually'annoye
by the clilldien who are running away nil tli
time and ho Is compelled to rexort to clubbln
aa a means of discipline.
Mr. C. 0. Field the Cuming Mtreot dru
gist wag last night complimouod byhU man
friend at Liberty Hall with a farewell ba !
given under the able mauagment of Mem
W. J. Whltehouse , Moll. Smith , Sam !
1'anuworth and J , Gannon. The complimer
which Ids many friends extended to him we
attended by over 100 couples , who to tli
sweet sound of Irvine's orchestra , kept u
dancing till a late hour In eho morning. Mi
Elcld as about to learn for the Kant where h
intends to complete hip Pharmaceutical Btudic
and wo wish him good-by and good luck.
Rev. J. W. Stewart and fiiinily returned
od FridayovcningfromYorkNob. , whor
they have been during the week , attend
ing the commencement exercises of th
Nebraska Conference Seminary. Mia
Ida , eldest daughter of Mr. Stewart , wn
one of the graduating class , and return
homo having made a very/me record , an
hosts of friends at York where she hn
been in constant attendance at the Semi
nary , for throe years. She is an occoir
plished young lady of , whom her parent
may bo justly proud.
Never Give Up.
If you are suffering with low and depretae
Hplriti , " log's of appetite , general debility , dli
.ordered blood , weak constitution , headache , c
any dUeano of a bilious nature , by all meat
procure a bottle of Electric Bitter * . Yo
will be surprised to Bee the rapid Improvemer
that will follow ; you will be Inspired with no' '
lifei strength and activity will return ; pal
and misery will cease , and henceforth you tti
rejoice in the in the praise of Electric Bitter
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by 0. , V..Goo <
Bum.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Allreman In one of the IIOHO team
run over by the cart.
Quito a serious accident occurcd t
7:30 o'clock Friday evening. Thorunnin
team recently organized by the boys c
the No. 3 engine Co. were on drill , o
St. Mary's Ave. The eleven members
the team were all harnessed together an
running with the cart when the head niai
Tom Curry , fell down. The harness wi
loosened at o'nco but not in time and b <
fore ho could pet out of the way lie ivi
struck by one of the cart wheels an
received a severe scalp wound about tw
indies long on the back * of the head. Di
Swetnam was summoned and attended t
Bowing up the cut and Curry was cor
voycd home , where ho will bo taken cat
of.
A [ Great Discovery.
That is dally bringing joy to tlm homos i
thousands by Having many of their dear one
from an , early grave. Truly U Dr. King' '
New Discovery for Consumption , Couglu
Colds , Aathma , BronchitU , Hay lover , ftm
of Voice , Tickling in the Throat , 1'aln lu Sid
and Chest , or &ny disease of the Throat nn
Iiungg , a poultive cure. Guaranteed. Trta
Uottlea free at 0. F. Goodman' * Drug Store
Xarge elze 81.00.
T2Mtrrmi'B Clothing is hard to beat.
Jri. sat.
THE PRINTERS' ' STRIKE ,
Begnn in Haste , and Engineered Willi
Very Poor Success ,
AConiirt > iiilNOlroOHCl by thr 1'rrn-
lilcni'or the Union'
. . . . e"u c l l > y tlic Men.
*
The strike of the compositors on the
liroo Omaha newspaper * begun last
Thursday , will soon be like a thrice-told
alo. All the dailyshavo appeared regularly
since the strike , witli some reductions in
lie quantity of matter , but in the main
satisfactory to the proprietors and pub-
islicrs.
The striking printcre have nmdo vain
and.dcsporato efforts to prevent men from
; oing to work , gangs have been posted at
ho depot to intercept men coming in'on
rains , and qtiito a number have been
hus intercepted. Threats of violence
vero made to men who went to work ,
although none have as yet been assaulted.
The striking printers issued amanifcsto
Yiday evening with n garbled statement
of the facts of the case , and an appeal for
aid and sympathy from laboringVunTand
ncrchants , coupled with threats to the
lublishors of the dailies. Saturday eve-
ling they followed this up by scattering
> roadcast a paper called the Daily Union.
In this paper a flaring call was issued for
i mas meeting of working men the same
light and a challenge to Rosewater , Yost
ind Richardson to meet them and state
.heir side of thn case. On Saturday at
i p. m. , Mr. Shelly , President of the
Printer's Union and another leading
iiomber of their body , made a rcqust to
lio'C managers of the three Omaha
dailies , to meet with them witl\ view to
agreeing upon some compromise. In ro-
ponso to this request , Messrs. Yost ,
lichardson and Rosowatcr attended this
conference.
Mr. Shelley expressed himself anxious
that the conflict should cease , and dopro-
cvted the strike , because ho thought it
vos ill-advised. Ho believed that it was
n the interest of the men and the pub-
ishers , to make mutual concessions , and
) reposed _ , as a compromise , that tie ( price
> f night composition bo raised from 32 to
J3J cents per thousand ems. On the
other hand , the Union would rcdodo from
ho rule that requires all advertising to
o by the piece , if the provisions of the
schedule wore accepted , and furthermore
ill men on the strike wore to bo employ
ed.
Messrs. Rosowatcr and Yost said they
iod given permanent places to some men
whom they were bound to to protect.
They finally , however , agreed to accept
; ho compromise proposed by Mr. Shelley.
Mr. Richardson did not like a compro
mise with strikers , but , after further
talk , ho said ho would give his final de
cision after talking with his partner , Dr.
Miller. Wo understand the Herald pro
prietors finally agreed to yield.
At G p. m. the terms of the compro
mise were submitted to a meeting of the
Printers Union and were contemptuous
ly rejected by on overwhelming majority ,
The called mass meeting at Kuony s Hall
was not much of a success so far as num
bers were not over 125 persons nrosonl
and half that number were printers ,
Speeches were made by several printers ,
appealing to other trades unions for ae
two aid in their struggle , and to Boycot
the newspapers and tiioso who patron
izcd them.
About 9 o'clock Mr. Rosewater ap
pcarcd and it was like a bombshol
thrown into camp , as ho was not oxpec
ted. Ho wascallcd for by some of tin
working men present nnd presented hi ,
side of the case in i
very earnest and forcible speech , whicl
was. loudly applauded , notwithstanding
frequent interruptions. Want of spaci
prevents us publishing the points mado.
Ho was followed by several otlici
speakers and the meeting iidjournci
without any action.
The rejection by the Printers' Unioi
of the compromise proposed by thoii
own president and adopted by the publishers
lishors renders all further parley useless
The publishers now propose to continue
hiring men and guaranteeing them perm
anent places.
GENEllAXi CUOOK'S MOVEMENTS
Ho Will Arrive In Omaha ut Sever
As was pretty generally known to the
public from repeated announeomontf
through the press , Gen. Goo. H. Crook ,
formerly Commander of the Departmenl
cf the Plat to was expected to arrive in
this city at 7 p. m. yesterday from Kansas -
sas City , and n special train , carrying t
number of officers from this point wenl
down to St. Joe to moot him.
The general did not come nor did the
special train return , and the following
dispatch , received too late last evening ,
will explain the cause :
8r. JOE , Mo. , July 1.
To Kitchen Drothcni : General Orook train
late. Will be in Omnha Monday evening nl
7 o'clock.
Signed. T. II. STANTON.
"
Uaby'HAppeal.
' | Wh t mike * I cry ml folki uy Iia naught ) }
Caiuo utonuch ache , Mid nour In my moutly ;
CUUM too can't ilccp , and wocmi Utc 10 K-ly :
"Fever" w na.Me like I u J.lly. '
duet * your table ! cry , Dick , nutl Victoria ,
Whoa wiin ' gone , und ( lout hate Catorla.
"Vob-re right , they fairly jell , " Thcrei , Uncle ( li
Cou In Frank nave Oartoria , ho dent cry.
A , OBUIOKSHANK & 00 ,
Our Mr. Falconer now in Now York
having purchased a manufacturers cntin
stock of Summer nccHics and scarfs , wi
place the first instalment on our counter )
this afternoon. This is ono of the great
est bargains wo have offered this season ,
Call and examine this splendid assort' '
inent before it is broken.
A. ORUIOKSHANK & CO.
VIENNA Corn Remover is a HUIIK ani
PAINLESS CUIIK for Corns , and is guaran
teed TO OUUK or money IIEKITNDEU. Price
25 cents. For sale only by Frank Hog- -
on nt the Millard Hotel Pharmacy.
18-lmo
Buy JiixiUTTEU's hard weaving Clothing
corner Farnain and 10th street , fri-sat
Still another improvement on tin
Royal St. John. P. E. Flodman & Co. ,
agents , 208 N. IGthSt , j3 wed sat
Spring Chickens ut.Norton's , IGth and
Davenport.
Shoulder braces for gents and ladies nt
Goodman's.
Neckwear.
The best styles at Ramgo's.
Use Mirror Gloss Starch. 20-51
THE WARREN CASE.
A Defendant Y/ho / lias Been Standing
Trials for Several Months ,
III * Acquittal In Eaoli and Ever )
CIIKC.
Ono of the most interesting cases \ \ hie !
liavo occupied the time of our courts of late ,
is that of W. W. Warren , who wa
arrested in San Diego , Cal. , on tluj 22nd
of Oct. , last , over xcvcn months age
on the charge of defrauding the bank ol
Caldwell , Hamilton A : Co. out of a con <
sidorahlu amount of money by clicckt
iven him by the Union Pacific and B. &
M , roads for money not duo him. The
railroads were in reality working up the
ease and instigated the arrest.
On appearing in the police court War
ren was at once discharged , as it waf
[ ilain that the bank proprietors wcro nol
th ones to complain , iw the checks pre
sented were bona fide checks given bj
the companies , who iilonLif anyone
could prosecute , must do so.
The two companies , upon this filed coin-
plaints _ against the defendant , charging
liiin with obtaining money , which tlu
checks represented , on false pretenses.
Ho was indicted nn both these com.
plaints , and aequjttsd on both. In the
B. ifc M. case the jury returned a verdicf
of "not guilty without leaving their neat * .
_ Still determined to convict their vic
tim , who hud already been in confine-
incut for nearly two-thirds of n year , the
prosecution wont back to the old Caldwell -
well and Hamilton case , on which ho was
lirst discharged by the police judge and
liad him indicted by the recent Grand
Jury. This case eamo up this week
before Judges Neville and Wakoloj
on a motion to dismiss. II
appears that the last legislature
passed a now law in respect to such cases
repealing all former laws , without anj
saving clause providing for prosecutions
under the old law. The ground main
tained by Hon. J. C. Cowin , who argued
the motion at considerable length , wat
that there is now no law whatever for the
prosecution of this case , as no law can acl
retrospectively. The court concurred
wjth General Cowin's views and again
discharged him and his freedom does
not rest upon this technicality , but as
shown after proving in a long and trying
ordeal to the satisfaction of courts ana
juries his entire innocence.
It was also charged of late that the de
fendant was wanted by the authorities ol
Brownwillo , for some offense committed
there but this was disproved also by r
telegram seen by the reporter , instructing
the officials at this point to release him m
ho was not wanted there.
Mr. Warren , now that ho hao govu
through so much trouble to vindicate hit
good name , proposes to locate in Onmhr
and prove to the public that ho is ai
honest man.
llcul KHtutc TriiiiHl'crs.
The following deedi were filed for rcc
ord in the county clerk's office Juno 29 ,
reported for THE BEE by Ames' rca
estate agency :
Gco. W. Ames and wife to L. B. Grad
dy , w d ; lots 47 and 48 blk 8 Hanseon
Place. § 1050.
T. I. Redick and wife to H. Kaufman
w d , blk 10 sub-division Rcdicks add. -
81500.
J. I. Redick and wife to E. Wittig , q i
dlot5 , blkG. $2.00.
F. R. Gannett and husband to J. H
Sulljvan , w d , w \ lot 37 , BunOak. .
§ 200 :
J. L. McCaguo and wife to J. II. Sul
livan , w d o 4 lot 37 Burr Oak. § 800.
, City of Omaha to German Association
q c d parcel adjoining lot G 'blk 142.
81.00.
Juno 30.
W. F. Laing q. c. to Mitchel K. Dona
hoe , part of 10 15 10. $100.
James II. Pcabody and wife to Jamei
Pane , w. d. ; lot 00 Gises add. SGOO.
Joel T. Grofi'en and wife to Adolphui
Hirt and wife , w. d , . ; part N. E. of S. W
of G 14 13 eCOO.
Goo. W. Corliss and wife to F. W ,
Corliss , w. d. ; part of 22 231510. 8300
Judge J. Tackle and wife to J. A. Lin
ohan , w. d. lot 3 , block 3 , Kountzo's 4tl
addition 81,250.
Omaha Foundry & Machine Co. to T
W. T. Richards , part n o. n. w. 27 15-
13 839,000.
Isabel Johnson , ot al. to Rosa 'New
man , o. i lot 3 , block 205)1 ) 8750.
John Rush , county treasurer , to For
dinand Streitz , deed , lots 17 and 20 ,
block 458 , gnuulviow8,374.
John Regan and wife to Clias. G. Alton
w d , w i lota 11 and 12 , block 2 , Hans
com Place , 8010.
Win. F. Starr to Harriet L. Hawver ,
of 31-15-13 81.00.
q c , pt - - ,
Sarah D. and James S. Starr to Harriet
riot L. Hawver , w d , ptof 31-15-13,8720.
HOUI1KHY.
A Woman HUH Her Pocket Hook Stolen
lon In Ilroatl Daylight.
Mrs. S. E. Murray , of South Omahn
was Friday the victim of a bold rob
bery. She had boon up to Morse's dry
goods store and was on her way homo ,
taking the 10th street route.
Shu wore a light colored dress and in
the side of the sacquo she carried liei
portmonnao , containing about 859. Aa
she turned off from Farnlmm on to 10th
street , Mrs. Murray mot a woman and
turned to let her by. As she did so a
man rushed by her so closely as to startle
her but it was not until nor arrival at
home that the loss of the pocket book
was discovered , " though can bo little
doubt but it was taken by the party who
rushed by so unceremoniously as the
victim turned off on 20th str.
PAKU Box Factory 218 S. 14th st.
Creamery Butter 25 cents per pound at
NORTON'H
Cor. IGth and Davenport.
Saxo's 50o straw hat counter beats the
world. Hats worth from § 1 to 82 forfifty
cents. moii fri jyl
For White Lead and Mixed Paints Go
to Goodman's.
the first and second floor com
plete assortment in summer clothing , cor
ner 10th niul Farnain. fri-sat.
Summer Underwear ,
The largest assortment and the best
value for your money at Ramgo's.
THE THOMAS CONCERT.
A Noteworthy Performance at tlic
Opera Honse ,
-
The' Thomas concerts , which closed on
Saturday evening , were the most olnbo.
rate , brilliant and successful instrumen
tal i > cif ( > nnanccs over given in the city ,
The orchestra numbered sixty pieces ,
every one of which was in trained and
skillful hands. Mr. Theodore Thomas ,
who is the best equipped leader in the
United States , conducted the entiretper.
fornianccs , and nothing whatever was
wanting to the perfection of the whole.
Mr. Thomas' system of leadership reach
es to the bottom , and overlooks nothing
essential to success in every respect. Not
least among its excellencies is the hand *
dling on the instruments , and this is best
seen perhaps in the system of bowing lie
ho him introduced. Every stringed in
strument falls into the system , the bows
of all moving together in the sumo di
rection. This method not only affords
the appearance of perfect unison anioirn
the performers , but also insures absolute
uniformityjjof treatment , and places the
volume of sound , at every moment at the
pm-fect disposal of the leader.
The BEE , in this general reviuwal of
the concerts , will not aim at a systematic
notice , but will content , itself , with a
grouping of the chief character star fea
tures.
And , first , as to what wcro presented ,
hero are the purely orchestral features of
the three programmes. From Beethov
en one piece was given at each concert :
The andante from the second symphony ,
the allegretto from the eighth symphony ,
and the famous Leonore overture , No. 3.
From Mcndclsson two instrumental se
lections wore given : the overture to Jtuy
Jilas and the overture to Midsummer
Night's Dream. Of Weber also two
specimens were given the Invllalion to
the Dance , adapted by Hector Berloi/ ,
and the Jubilee overture. Three charac
teristic pieces of Liszt were givqn the
Hungarian Ithapsodi/ ; fantas ia on
Hungarian airs , with itive-King at the
piano , and the Sf/mphonlo PoemRos
sini's William Tell overture was present
ed ; Schumann's Traumcrci , a largo from
Handel , with violin obligate , and the
Strauss waltz , Jlcauliful Jlluc Danube.
The pieces tic resistance , along with
the pieces from Liszt were the selections
from Wagner the LohengrinVorfplcl
and the Tnnnhamcr March and overture
and the celebrated Bcrloiz composition ,
the Damnation of Faint. This last was
first produced in this country about two
years since by Mr. Thomas. It embraces
three movements ( a ) the Invocation Min
uet of the Will o' the Wisps ; ( b ) Dance
of the Sylphs ; ( e ) the llakoczy March
These wore the purely instrumental num
bers. Then there were the following vo
cal numbers by members of the
company , each with full orchestra accom-
panymont : Sclmbcit's Am. Mccr , by
Frank Hommery ; Hondo , from the Hu-
Kuonots by Mrs. Cole : Scenes from Lo-
ncngrln ; Sound an Alarm , from Han-
dit's Judas ; La Jleinc do & 'aba ( Gou
nod ) by Mrs. Allen ; the Jiigolcito quartette -
totto ; the Evening Star romansa from
Tannhauscr , by llcainn ry ; O. ' Fatimtt
from Weber's Aba Jf < ( ssan , by Mrs.
Cole ; and the Beethoven Trio.
M'mo Hive-King played Saint Saens1
concerto in G minor ; the Liszt fantasia
on Hung on an Ain , and the Chopin con
certo in E minor.
The Omaha chorus sang two choruses
from Wagner's Lohengrin at the first
concert and closed the second concert
with four selections from Hondit's Mes
siah. In this lust , however , the orchestra
pretty nearly drowned the singers out , a
circumstance wholly unnecessry , inas
much ftstho _ chorus was thoroughly1 up in
the music. But for this unfortunate and
needless circumstance the choruses ,
Lift up your Jfcad and Hallelujah
would have boon among the prime at
tractions of the concert. In both of
those elaborate selections the chorus was
fully prepared , and did a work which
only needed to bo hoard to bo fully ap
preciated. There wore about 150 voices
engaged , with the Harmonica Society
and the Omaha Glep Club as n base. The
services of Mr. David Blakoly , who has
had the voices in the immediate training
for two weeks should not bo overlooked ;
while those of Nelson , Mayer and Smith ,
the leaders of the clubs , must
not bo forgotten. The
local singpra had , at best , an ungrateful
task , audit isto bo regretted that through
the inanifest inattention of Mr. Thomas
their efforts should not have been per
mitted to sneak for themselves.
Among tiu orchestral selections , all of
which wore given in a perfectly charac
teristic manner , the most notable were
the Boothoved andante at the first con
cert , a composition in perfect classical '
style ; the music from the 2d symphony' ,
which was very peculiar , and was beauti
fully rendered ; the Invitation ( o the
Dance , which is Gorman to the last de
gree , and embraced , a vast deal of fine
playing , with great rapidity and precision
of movement , and last , but not least , the
damnation of Faitst , in which every re
finement of orchestral playing b required.
To these should , however , bo added the
Hungarian Jthapsody , which is an orig.
inal composition of Liszt's in the Hunga
rian stylo.
Mr. Thomas' singers nil did better in
the concerted pieces than in single selec
tions , and did best of all in the oratorio
pieces ; and they did best of all in the
J/eaita/t selections , particularly Miss
Cole in the latter song , with sustained
and equable power , aim loft an impres
sion which will not soon bo forgotten.
'Mine. Rive-King is , in technique cer
tainly a consummate pianisto. She plays
without the score ; and what seems sur
prising is that ono who is such n master
of the technical peculiarities of the pecul
iarities of her instrument should still bo
so unsympathetic and so cold. Her mas
terpiece was the Saint-Saons concerto in
three parts , the last of which consists of
pure "gymnastics. "
Upon the whole , these concerts have
been of a character now to the Omaha
public ; and if they shall prove the begin
ning of a better understanding and of
accoixl aiming the singers and musicians
of our city , their effect will not depart
with them. Had the weather not boon
do oppressively hot , the attendance would
liavo been much better enough better to
doubtesa have relieved Mr. Boyd from
the necessity of paying out two or three
hundred dollars from his own pocket.
This is to bo greatly regretted ; for , cer
tainly , Omaha has never enjoyed so var
ied and rare a musical treat , and it is to
bo presumed that that the future depends
materially on the uuccess of this experi
ment. In this light , the financial lot sto
Mr. Boyd is sincerely to bo regretted.
Vrco
The free dispensary in connection with
the Child's hospital and homo has beoi
located at the northeast cornerr of lJtl (
and Douglas streets until the new building -
ing is finished. Attendance will bogivei
from ten to cloveu o'clock a. in. , excep
Sunday , for the treatment of the necdj
sick.
Utioklcn'H Arnica Snlvc.
The greatest medical wonder of the world
Warranted to speedily cure Hums , Cuts , Ul
cerx. Salt lllieum , Fever Sore * , CancersPiles
Chilblain * , Corns , Tetter , ChapjHjd handam
all fikiu eruption * , guaranteed to cure in every
Instance , or money refunded , 25 cent * JKT
box , _
E. L. MORSE & CO.
Jtcal Jlslatc Jlrokcn.
Call the attention of the property hol
ders , as they have plenty of cash buyers
for Real estate , farms etc. , etc.
Capitol Avenue near 17th St.
Don't fail to see the Household Sowinj ,
Machine. Ollice 208 N. IGth St. P. E.
Flodman it Co , Agents. 13-wo sat
ELOVTTEII has an assorted stock in sum
mer clothing from a baby to a giant , that
will fit any one. fri-sat.
Jtubbcr Coats.
The best makes at Ramgu'a.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Those that wish their feathers cleaned ,
dyed or colored in the latest French
style , please call at Henry Sincoro's , No.
1017 St. Mary's avenue , or 1310 Jackson
street. 27-4t
For building material go to G. L.
Bradley , cor. 13th and California ,
junltf
HICKMAN'S GRAND BAZAR.
Silk Mitts ! Silk Mitts !
At less than half price under Mortgagee
Sale. A full lino. All new colors. All
the now styles.
C , E. WHITE ,
Agent for Omaha National Bank.
All kinds of Fresh Fruit and Vegeta
bles at Norton's , IGth and Davenport. *
WAIT , WAIT , WAIT.
The FIRE INSURANCE company
will sell at private sale at 50 cents on the
dollar Retail and Wholesale § 50,000
worth of Dry Goods , .Notions , Clothing ,
Gents and Ladies Underwear , Hats , etc.
perfectly sound , 1100 Fnrnham street.
By order of the
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
m&c-tf
For Parrots and Goldfish , Hammocks
and Fireworks , go to Win. Gentleman's
Crockery Store , IGth and Cass streets.
HICKMAN'S GRAND BAZAR.
The Great Straw Hat Sale
Still continues.
Hats for everybody almost given away
under mortgagee sale.
C. E. WHITE ,
Agent for Omaha National Bank.
A large line of Tea presents with each
pound of Tea and Tea warranted to suit.
W. R. Bennett & Co. , 113 & 115 N. 15th
street.
LADIES , TAKE YOUII FEATHERS and tips
to the now ( 'ye housu to have them
cleaned , dyed and curled. OHico 107 S.
15th st. , opposite postoflice.
HuiiLiiuRT & MILLER.
Ladies !
Use Mirror Gloss Starch. 2G-5t
Dr. Oscar Hoffman , physician and sur.
geon , graduate of Bellevue college , N. Y-
Oflico No. 1112 Farnain St. j7-lm
Machine Oil in quantities to suit at
Goodman's.
Choice Country Shoulders only 8Hc per
pound , at Norton's , corner IGtli and
Davenport.
_ Elliott's Ice Cream Soda , most deli
cious for 5 cents a glass. The only place
in town where it can bo had.
Grand Pacific Hotel
CORNER OF
NINTH AND HARNEYSTS.
OMAHA . . . . NIB. ;
OPENED MAY 17th , 1883 ,
Tills Hotd'contains 100 rooms , all outsldo rooms ,
and 30 rooms on the first floor , e-n-cclallv adapted ( or
KUin/te men. A cuisine o ( superior excellence. Head-
mmrters lor the state trade. Special Inducements to
the theatrical protcsslon. Hotel gltuatcd'flvo blocks
from depots. Horsacars pass the doonCboth wais
e\cryfUo minutes.
AYLSffORTH ,
BALL'S '
CORSETS
Kvery Corset li warranted latU
factor/ Its wearer la TOFT way ,
or the money will be refunded by
the person { rom whom it WM bought.
The onljCorMt pronounced by oar Iwdloar ph < r lcUa
at InJmHout to the wmrer , and endoiied br UIUM u
LL " jyo t comforUW * and perfect fitting CorMt rej
rCICE8br UalLPoiUca Paid I
Abd Mlaal ( extra hc Tr ) ,00 , Nanlm * 1 JW
IttalU PrtMrrU * ( B M U1) ) tS.00.
ktrt-8B p < > rtl . 1J10.
r r aal * kr 1 41 kcUU Uale
tOUOAOO OOUWtT OOn CklAM * Ok
ft *
CASTORIA
{ Infants and Children
Without Morphine or NorootinB.
| What Rlres our Children rosy cheeks ,
I What cure * their fevers , makes them Bleep ;
* 'Tin Cantorla.
r
When Bablcfl fret , and cry by turn * ,
What cures their colic , kflU ( heir worms.
f Hut CiMtoria.
What quickly cure * Conntlpatlon ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indlfipstlon ;
Hut Canto irla.
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and Paregoric , andHall
Hall Cantoris.
Centaur Liniment. AH ab
solute oara for Rkenmatiam ,
Sprains , Barns , Galls , &o. , aad tut
instantaneous Fain-rollover.
PROPOSALS FOR CURBING ANE
GUTTERING.
SKALK3 rnorosAUs wii.u IIK IUCRIVII : : > n\
the unJcrslniicil until 12 n'tlock noun f Mem
day , July 2ml , A. I ) . 1883 , ( or tliu curbing niul feut
terlntf of that Kirt of Capitol a\imio Ijlrij ; ! > ct ctr
tlie ucst curb line ol Fourteenth rtrect and the cas
curb line cf Sixteenth street , In the cltv ot Oinabit
All eald work to bo done and material /urnUlieil li
accordance w itli plans and vjicclflrationj on file litho
the office of the Hoard ot 1'ubllc Work ; .
Bids to be made ci < aratcly ( or limestone am
sandstone and on printed blanks furnished by eati
board. The hoard reserves the rl bt to determine
after tlio Mds shall ha\c been opened whether eucl
contract shall bo let , cither for limestone or ( or eand
stone. Bids to be accomiunled by the signatures o
proposed sureties who , In the c\cnt of the an-anllnp
of the contract , Mill enter Into bonds 1th the city o
Omaha In the sum of ( lie hundred dollars ( or the
faithful p rformani. of such work.
The Hoard o ( Public Works reserves the right tc
reject any or all bids.
JAMES ciiEiairroN.
Chairman Board of I'ubllo Works
* " Jo 18-taw.tw
COMMON 8ENSK COMWlESSEoT
IT IS DIFFICULT TO (11VK IN A DOZKN LINK ?
TUB UKASONH WHY TARBANT'B SELTZER
APERIENT SHOULD BK 1'llEHRUUED AS A COll
ItEUTIVK ANI ) ALTKIIATIVK TO KVKIIY OTHEII
MEDICINE IN USB. KIUSTLY , IT ALLAYS FEVER
SECONDLY , ITCLEANStM TUB BOWELS WITHOU1
VIOLENCE OH PAIN : TIIIUDLY , IT TONKS Tilt
STOSlACHlFOtmTIILYITllEULATE.STIIBKLOW ; ( !
OF IIILE ; FIlTHLY.rrPROMOTESIlEALTIIYl'Ell
HPIUATION ; SIXTHLY , ITUKLIEVE.STHBHYSTEJI
FK01I UNWHOLESOME HUMOllStHEVBNTHLY.n
TUANOUILIZKSTHENEIlVESEKlHTHLYITACra ;
UPONTHKBLOOBASADEl'UHENTiANDLAKTLY ,
IT FOKMS ONE ot' THE MOST DELICIOUS COOL
ING DRAUGHTS THAT EVER PASSED DOWNTHh
THUOAT OF AN INVALID. SOLDIBY ALL DRUGGISTS -
GISTS p l .mie-2\v
SPECIAL NOTICES !
isrSpeclals will Positively not be inserted
unless paid In advance.
TOLOAN Money. .
\fONEY LOANED On chattel mortgage , room 7
1 1 Union block corner 15th and Farnam. 184-tI
" \roNEY TO LOAN The Omaha Sa\ings Bank la
111 now- prepared to make loam on Omaha city or
Douglas county real estate at cunent rate of Intciest.
No commission charged. SSS-tf
MONEY TO LOAN The lowest rates o ( Interest
Bcmls' Loan Agency , 15th to Douglas. 234U
A fONKY TO LOAN-Call at law ottlco ot D. L.
iTl. Thomas , room 8 , Crci0 hton Block.
MONEY LOANED-On chattel property , J. B.
Beatty , Xo. 213 South 14th street. 740-lmJ
HELP WANTED.
" \\7ANTED-A good bcicnd cook at the Jlutroiiol
I > Itnn liotcl. SU1-2J
V\7ANTED A good w omaii cook. Wages i7 pel
M cek. Address "Cook.1 Bco olllcc. 273-30 }
TVTANTED A girl ( or general house work , nuistbi
Tt gnod cook , washer and Ironcr. Apply at 2421
llarnej St. Mrs , J. M. Tliur ton. 201-tj
\\7ANTED-GliU ( or general homework. Applj
t T at Shu en Hotel 10th St 207-3 *
WANTED 100 laborers aU2.00 per day ( romJnl )
1st at Florence cut-off. Inquire of J. C. llur
ph ) at the uork. _ SOI-i : {
" \\7ANTED-A good male rook at the Florence cut
T I off. Inqulie ol J. C. Murphy at the work.
" \\rANTED-A first-class jicn man. Apply at office
T T Nebraska andlowalu8urance'omuny210 | ISth
B05-0
I/ANTED-Cook In restaurant 314 South 13th St
i Mho can room at home immediately. 2SO-29 *
"ITfANTED Immedlatetv , a woman to do general
if house w ork In a email ( amllv for a few daw
Oood wages. Apply to Mrs. ( leo.'E. I'rltchttt , 203 S ,
isth Street. yon-30t
WANTED Two'cxperlcnced Scandna ! > ian sales-
man at S. JACOBS , Clothing otore. 281-30 *
* i\7ANTED A girl to dogcneralhouse-work. Tfrs"
T T X. N. Edwards 2Ut and Bclle\ne Road. 292-30"
WANTED-Two good carpenters. N. N. Edw'artls ,
21st and Bcllcvue Rood. 203-30 *
TTtfANTED Second cook at the Emmet house.
T T women preferred. 285-5
T\7'ANTKD-25 Quarry men 40 Laborers. (1 ( cook
TT wages 85. ) 3 goal girls ; H. MANNWEILER ,
Employment Agent 11 St. 280-30'
WANTED-OIrl In family of two , at 1221 North
10th street. 251-305
WANTED A cinnpetcnt gTrTTor gcncraThoiise-
work , at2444 Chicago street. 282-30
iRLWANTED-lnfamily ofthrocTInimlre S.
W. comer CalKornla and 22nd. 200-30 *
FOR Book-keeper , clerk , correspondent or travel
ler. Call or address CHAS TAQUART ,
JW2-30 Crclghton House , City.
" \\7ANTED-Cllr ( or general housework. Mubtho
T T goal cook and laundms. Apply at 1708 Call ,
forma street. 244-U
T ADHa OR YOUNG MEN In city or country , to
JU take nice ; light and pleasant work at their own
homes ; fj to 85 a day easily and quietly made ; worK
sent by mall ; no canva wlnir ; no stamp lor reply.
Please address Reliable Manufacturing Company , 1'a. ,
JrawerTT. 185-tu-th-sat till jy 21 *
YTIOUR CARl' NTER.S-\Vantea aTonco , 918 soulh
JD 10th street 105-30 }
TX/ANTED A competent girl , general house work.
TT Goal wages 1310 DaenportSt154tl
TlfANTED-Four dining room girls at the Caiifleld
T T house. 104-tf
Wanted Lady Agents ( or the "OtJEEN PROTEC
TOR. " A new undergarment ( or ladlesmade of soft ,
flexible rubber. Sure protection to the underwear
when neccesHary to be worn. Retails ( or fl.to as fast
M agcnU can show it Large profits. Address , w ith
stamp. Ladles Undergarment M'f'g Co. , 0 South May
Bt , Chicago 111.
, 102-Je21-23-23-30
BiTUATioNtT WANTED !
"V\7ANTEI > A position as traveling salesman ( rom
1 1 the 15th of Julv ready ( or Fall trade , flrtt class
references will bo ghcn. Gent's lunilshlng goals
preferred , experience six j tarn In thlsState. Address
J , N. 704 8. Tenth bt. City. 00 3'
\\7ANTED-Ily a middle aged lady a position as
TT houxekccperlnaprltate family. Call , or ad.
ilress , 1311 lUtcnport St 270 30 *
"lX7ANTr.D-A situation as a miller , 15ears ex-
TT perlence , 5) can under roller process. No. 1
tone dresser. Address H , , No. 2i , Iliis otilce.
_ _ _ "O'-SIt
MISCELLANEOUa WANTS.
'ANTKDTO cHANGt-Tern lemons ( or
\ocallwtoonsby a lady experloncvd In the Sa-
rcuror comersatlunal.uiuthoil Addn s M. I'ity.
FORRENT..Hou8eg and Lots ,
10 House * and 3 Stores ( or rent John A. Roiuiif
corner Farnam and 13th St. 300-0 *
_ _
170R RENT lrgo nicely ( umUlied ( runt
mltablu ( or two gentlemen. Applyl3ll 4,1 , ,
tort bt. 278-2"
r OR RENT Elegant ( urnUbrd rooms 1810 Dodge.
232-4 *
[ 70R HENT-FuniUlied nice large South IrouTroom
V KKHFarnatnSt. 234-30 *
FOR RENT Houio i rooms 10th St. hall block S.
of Lcatciiwurth. M , LEE , MllUrd hotel.
2 ! > J-30
poll RENT Two furnished and one unfurnWieJ
I 1 room , 1410 Callfonila street One ( umhhrd room
has Uy window , Cd-2l
11EXT Twn furnished rooms f r light- houseKeeping -
FOR und rlnglc ronni ( or gentlemen. Outside
nmiiH with umilntrmUd xlcw of the rl\tr , hrldgr
nnd Council lllulK "HeemerS Block , " corner tth
and Howard i-trut * . 20.V301
RENT Fnrnlxhcd rooms , with or without
I7OR , nt 117 Cass -St. , Iwtwcui 17lh and IStli.
RENT Itiwmiwlth board , northwest connr
J7OII and California ft. SC7.ll
'
7 < 01t RENT CHEAP hiring umnur , dirnl he <
] ' iiittage. Itcfercnccs recjulrcd. 003 \ . Ibtli St.
RENT-Cottatrc ol eight rooms. Ir ) > { iu re at
IpOK south 18th , between St. Mury's a > cnue ami
Leavcnworth streets. 100 K
OirRENT-A nTceiy lurnl-hcd rootn wl
r at 1013 Dodge St. S18-2 *
37OII RENT Khe room cottage with goal barn.
1 All III excellent condition and well located.
iro-ti c. F. imiscou. .
FOR RENT rica anfnewly lurnhhvd teems with
or without boanl 414 20th St. corner Ca . Sev
en minutes w alk Irom 1'ost OIHcc. 107-30 *
J7OR RENTTlie Omaha Bakery with flvturc * and
one iltllierjwagon. . Inquire of F. Peterson , 61 &
south loth street. 178-30
IpOR 1 RENT Two ( urnlshud rooms I441Cliloago 177-30 * Si.
_
A New home ( or rent , all comctilcnces. S. E.
corner iEkl and Lca\enw rth. I70-30t
FOR RENT-Chcan hon e 0 rooms well cl-tern , cel
* lar _ Good rcpafr1221 _ north 10th St. 157-30) )
17URNISHEU ROOMS AND IlOARD-ModerrTco'n
-L1 'cnlcmx-s , 1912 Dalaest n04-lmt
RKNT Two elegant cottages , 7 roonn each ,
JL1 Just nnlshcd. City water , all comcnlenoc * , Da-
\ cnport and 25th Street C. D W YER , W. U. Telegraph
olllcc. _ n-o-t/ /
FOR.RENT Cottage ( six room * with or without
furniture , 2210 California street. 802-30 *
LET liooms and board , or lumlshed house-
( or summer. 1803 CalKornla street. 837-lmo
FOR KENT Largo furnished room at 1318 Jack.
tan street. 742-lmt
S TORE FOR RENT Comer of 16th and Dai elT-
port. Inquire 1810 Davenport street. 483-t (
FOR SALE.
carriage and wagon shop , good buildings and
fine | wylng business , location In one o ( the best
towns in southeastern Nebraska. Will exchange ( or
land. II. C. BITTENBENDER , Uncoln Nebraska.
yoo.B * "
" 17011 SALE Four splendid hortci. Single or dou
X1 bledrUcrs. Norton's Grocery Store , S04 N. 16th
street.
FOR SALE Hones , Wagons , HariiCM , Etc. , at
Emigrant Stable , Cumlngs street. jMm !
TTIRESH MILCH COWS-For oale at 25th an7 i lT-
JL' lornia street 223-3 {
"yOR SALE Special bargain , 'full corner lot 20th
J1 and Mason , Housofi rooms , trees , etc. Must
be told by July 6th , $2,250.
Aero lot south 23d , 4 blocks ( rom car line. Good
bouse , bdni , well , cistern , etc. Bargain , $3,000.
230 SHRIVER * BELL.
FOR SALE-Oood hard bricks. Inqulre aToo8 N . .
13th street , or at yard on 16th street ; south of
Pellet ue road. 189-25
FOR SALE A choice lot and 2 cottages on outh > i !
23d street near Lcacnw orth. WUI I * ( old \ery
cheap ( or cash or will exchange ( or good ( arm land.
176-30 K. L. MOKSE& CO. 16.J2 Capitol a > e.
FOR SALE A good riding pony. Address C. B.
BeeoIHce. 113 DO *
T7OR SALE House B rooms , fctablc corncnb , 175
JL : barrel cistern , well n ) ' in first class order 4 lot *
85000 , $1000 cash , balancu at 8 per ct. McCAOUE.
Opposite Post OHico. 048-U
FOR SALE-600 head jcarllng heifer ) .
000 head 2 jear old heifers.
-4M " 3 , 4 and 6 } car old heifers. -T
300 " 1 and 2 year old steers.
400 " 3 and 4 3 car old steers.
300 " mixed cahcs
STRANGE BltO.S-
Cattle contractors , Hide , Wool and Tallow dealers' ' ,
Sioux City , Iowa. SS2-lmt
| 7 > OR SALE Hotel In good town , near ( ) maha
J ? pajing well in excellent order. Good barn well
furnished , will bear Imestimation. AMES ,
8S7-t ( 1COO Farnam.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Full loTond thleti
dwelling' } corner o ( llth and Pacific street * .
Nine lots In south Omaha. Also 160 acres of land ,
near Santon , Nebraska , and building and stock of
clothing No. .801 Tenth street Will exchange ( or
Nebraska farm lands. Further particulars at Geo.
II. Peterson's Clothing Store , 804 Tenth street.
at-iiion-tb4w
_ _
FOR SALE Old now spapers In large and small :
quantities at this otticc. tf
FOR SALE inTiPmachhiery consisting " "of
brake , 2 dusters , beater , picker , press , etc. Cam
work cither rotted or green stock , also shafting , pul-
lej 8 , and belting for driving the abe c , nisi ) one 35
II. P. engine with boiler , smokestack and all fixtures
complete. Address WILLIAM TAIT , Charles Mty ,
29j-3m }
FOR SALE A first class second hand top buggy. .
Call at 1310 Harnoy street. 307tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
T710UND Hiher watcli owner ran ha\e the NIIIIU by
.i' proIng property and pjyiir , ' cliargcf. . Imiutre
John Haggarty comer Pier und Franklin St. Parker-
addition. 30ti-2 (
FOR EXCHANGE Improved ( arm nearWIncinact
Iml. Also 400 acres IninroMd farm and some-
stock.Ccntral Wisconsin. Will trade lor ctockolmcr-
chandUe , Inquire of H. C. Cole , 1307 Farnam St.
lr
_ _ _ _
TAKEN UP By the undersigned mcdlnm lie grev
horse w ithwire niarkson front Ugu. C.ih In ( ircgc-
on C. P. Storr's pUce 7 miles south ol Omaha , on ,
Bcllcuo Hoad. 270-30"
MONDAY , JULY 2D-Mlss LoomU wilfTjicii a.
summer school , teaching ( rom 0 a. m. till 12 1-2L.
Particular attention gl\cn to pupils wishing to ftudy
( or special grades In September. Term 8 w ccks long.
tor > oung children , frJ.OO per term. For advanced
pupils , S5.00 per term. L. B. LOOMIS ,
2410 1014 Webster Street.
_ _
"
M RS. J. ANDERSEN-Mldwilo and Ioct ress8th
street , l twccn Lca\cnwortb and Marcy.
*
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GOODS Received ( or action , on oommln.ion. First
class storage , Ulwiul odvanccH matle on goods , All
kinds of second hand goods bought and highest price
paid In cash , 1422 Douglas St. 186-30 *
TAKEN UP By the undersigned , a red cow with
w hlte spots on body and face. Also a cut In each
car. Cow was with call when ( ound , Owner can
tia\e same by calling on P. Larson , Jones street , be-
tw een 6th and 7th , and | vaylng charges , 070-3toew
rrVAKEN UP A small pony mare al-out 12 years.
X old , blazed ( ace both ears split. Owner can
IIMO same by calling on N. C. FORD , S. W. corner
20th and Boulevard , and paying charges ,
_ _ gJO-Std.lcaehwt
EDWARD KUEHL
,
, , PALMY8TERY AND CONDITION-
ALIST. 403 Tenth street , between Farnam and Har-
ney , 1U , w th the aid ot guardian spirits , obtain ( or
any one a gUnce o ( the past and present , and on.
certain conditions In the luture. BooU and Shoes.
m d o order. Perfect satlsacton ( ! guaranteed.
\
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never > arlef. A marvel ui plrltjv
trength and w holcwimcncs * . More economics than
lie ordinary kinds , and cannotbe told In compel tlon
1th the multitude ol low test , short w eight , al I t o
honphato | > owdrr. BoM onlv In rant. llQYAl B
Wi. etiMt New York.