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THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA. MONDAY JULP 2 , 1883. DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Monday Morning July 2 , -Kicry ilny will bo Sntunlay for Hclioo tatclicrs' and children fur the next two month1" . Chiw. Kaufman , Insurance Agent , removed - moved to Nebraska National Jlnnk , cntrniico on 12th Unset , tf Photograph * , Kalon , nt 1320 Knrnhnin t-tn-et , for ? 6n dozen. Cabinet , evcry-dny card ? , nnil other photon In promrt | ! < m. Eaton thoonly photo gallery in Omaha where the lei-trio light h used In making jihotos. In connection with the laying of the cor ner stone of the college nt IJclleMio on July 1th , n basket picnic will l > e held , to which Presbyterians and all friemln from dilfcrcnt parts of the State are Invited , Kednced rnUw can bo obtained over the 11. & SI. 15 J1- way. Mr. C. L. Hnll. of the Commercial Kcc- urd has junt enlarged hid paper and changed the form to that of a sixBteeii-pagepamplilct. The firtt tmmlxsr has a i > ecial Btcel engraving , IP printed on good paH.T | , and full of good noun ably edited , K. Lamlcryon lately rctuncil from hon- lon iinounces to all interested in Hit and the citizen * of Omaha that ho luw uicncd | a ctmllo nvcr the Omaha National liank , room 2T where hie works will l > concxhiition , und he will bo in attendance to give terms in drawing nml paint- K- A new case of small JKIK is reported on Howard street , where there Imvo already HOV- oral. A red Hag in put out in the ncighlKHihood and those in that locality are con ! ilcrby ] alarm ed though not a few claim that it U not onu of irnioll JK > X nt all. W Under the able management of JuUiM Tliiele , the old and popular Tivoli ( Jardcn i.s Humming fine haj > o and will probably bo open in July 4th , HO far ns the Natalorinm ! H con cerned , the rent being already in full blaxt. 1'rof , Schradcr Ii back { from Council Dluffn and is do Homo fine piano playing. North Omaha Is shaken up by the fearful Ktench arising from the old creek between 18th and 20th , which ha * never been drained and is full of dead dogs , cats , etc. The dip- thcria is also reported to be very bad up there. Mr. Walter Ncuf , of the Western OH- uociated press , passed through the city wostcrday on his way to the Lununio plains , where ho lias 2,000 head of cattlu , si pretty good forluno to full to the re porters' lot. Quo oflicor who in stationed on Cum- ing street is creating a btorin of indigna tion up tliuro by his refusiil to ullow , fire works to bo sold by the dualors along that thoroughfare , and suvural suits in the courts are threatened. There will ban IIUUM meeting of the oel- ored citizens of Douglas county , on Monday evening July 2nd , 1883 , at Iowis' Hall , 01 Capital avenue , between 10th and llth sts , for the purj > ese of electing twelve delegates l < represent this county In the Statu Convcntloi to bo held in this city , August 1 1KH3. lly or derof II. 0. Copley , Chairman , L. It. IJrowi Secretary - Serious complaint is made of ono A. . Tinlier , a tailor on Karnham ntieet , who ii charged with clubbing his children outrage uusly and continally. Hewas complnlnei ngainst by Col. Stanton Vriday and wiv reprcmanded by Judge ISencko. If bo keep up bis action ho will bo run out of the ward Hit answer to the charge is that his \\ifo is ii the hospital and that ho Is contimndlyjannoyot by the chlldien who are running away all tin time and ho is compiled tn resort to clubbinj ax a means of discipline. Sir. C. C. Field the Cuining ntreet dru | gist was last night complimencd byhis man ; friend at Liberty Hall with a farewell bnl given under the able maimgmunt of SI ess W. J. Whltehouso , Slell. Smith , Saml Tarnsworth and .T. Oannoii. The complimon which his many friends extended to him wn attended by over 100 couplon , who to th Hwcet sound of Irvine's orchontni , kept 11 ] dancing till a late hour In elm morning. Sir Kield as about to leant for the Kust wheio In intends to complete bis Pharmaceutical utudlc ami wo wish him good-by and good luck , Rov. J. W. Stownrt and family returned od FridayoveningfromYorkNub. , wlion they IMVO been during the week , attend ing the commencement oxurcisus of tin Nebraska Conference Seminary. Mis Ida , eldest daughter of Sir. Stuwart , wai one of thu graduating class , and return homo having iniulo u very line record , am hosts of friends at York where nlio ha been in constant attendance at the Semi nary , for thrco years. She is an accnm plishcd young lady of whom her parent may bo justly proud. Never Give Up. If you are suffering with low suid depretwei ripiriU , loss of appetite , general debility , din ordered blood , weak constitution , headache , o any dUeaso of a bilious nature , by all mean procure a bottle of Electric Bitters. Yoi will be irarprited to see the rapid imnrovemen that will follow ; you will be inspired with nov life : strength and activity will return ; pali and misery will cease , and henceforth vou wll rejoice in the in the pruino of Kloctrlc Bitten * Sold at fifty cents a bottle by C. , F..Gootl man. SEUIOU8 ACCIUKNT. Allrcnmn. in ono of the IIOHU touiui run over liy the curt. Quite a serious accident occured a 7:30 : o'clock Friday evening. Tliorimniii ; team recently organized by thu boys < i the No. a engine Co. were on drill , 01 St. Mary's Avo. The eleven members < i the team were all harnessed together an running with the cart when the head man Tom Curry , fell down. The harness wa loosened at o'nco but not in time and be fore ho could ret out of the way ho wn struck by ono of the cart wheels mil received a uovcro bcalp wound about tw inches long on the back' of the head. Dr Swctnam was summoned and attended t sowing up the cut and Curry wsis con voyed homo , where ho will bo taken car of. _ A ( Great Discovery. That la dully bringing joy to the homes o thousands by saving many of their dear one from an , carly grave. Truly is Dr. King' New Discovery for Consumption , Coughs Cohb , Anthma , Bronchitis. Hay J'uver , Ixm , of Voice , Tickling in the Throat , Pain in Sldi and Chest , or ilny disease of the Throat am Iiuntn , a positive cure. Guaranteed. Trla liottlej free at C. P. Goodman's Drug Store Xarge * Ize 81.00. Clothing is hard to bout. Jrisat. . THE PRINTERS' STRIKE. Begun in Basic , and Engineered Wife Very Poor Snccoss , A ConilironilHol'ropoHcil by tlio 1'ro.i- Ittcnt'or the Union1Aucuiitoiljhy * 'I tlirI'if | iprlcturH And Itojcul/ ' " - . .bi. o < l by the Men. The strike of tlio comi > ositors on thu throe Omaha newspapers begun hint Thursday , will noon bu like a thrice-told tftlo. Allthodailyshavcappearedrcftularly since the strike , with some reductions in the quantity of matter , but in thu main satisfactory to the proprietors and pub lisher * . The striking printer * have niado vain and.desporato ed'orta to ] ireventnienfrom going to work , gangs liuvo been pnstcdat the dopotjto intercept men coming Sn'oii trains , and quite u number have been thus intercepted. Threats of violence were made to men who went to work , although none have as yet been assaulted. The striking printers issued umanifcstn Friday evening with a garbled statement of the facts of the ease , and an appeal for nid and sympathy from laboring men and merchants , coupled with threats to the publishers of the dailies. .Saturday eve ning they followed this up by scattering broadcast a paper called the Daily Union. In this paper a ( luring call was issued for a mas meeting of working men thu same night and a challenge to KoHuwator , Yost and Richardson to meet them and state their sidu of tlio case. On Saturday at 5 jj. in , , Mr. Shelly , President of the Printer's Union and another leading member of their body , iniulu a rcqust to the'C managers of thu three Omaha dailies , to meet with them with a view to agreeing upon somu compromise. In re sponse to this request , Messrs. Yost , Richardson and Rosuwater attended this conference. Mr. Shollny expressed himself Anxious that the conflict should cease , ard dopro- cuted the strike , because ho uuntght it was ill-advised. Ho believed that it was in the interest of the men and the pub lishers , to make mutual concessions , and proposed , as a compromise ; that tije ptico of night composition bu raised from 112 to IfUJ cents per thousand ems. On the other hand , the Union would rededo from thu rulu that requires all advertising to go by the piece , if the provisions of the schedule were accepted , and furthermore all men on the strike were to bo employ ed. Messrs. Rosewater and Yost said they uul given permanent places to some men vhom they were bound to to protect. Dhey finally , however , agreed to accept , ho compromise proposed by Mr. Shelley. Sir. Richardson did not like a compro- uiso with strikers , but , after furthei talk , ho said he would give his Html de cision after talking with his partner , Dr. Miller. Wo understand the Herald pro. ; > rioters finally agreed to yield. At ( ! ] i. m. the terms of the compro mise were submitted to a meeting of tht Printers Union and were contemptuous. ly rejected by an overwhelming majority. The willed muss meeting at Kuony's Hall was not much of a success so far as num. tiers were not over ISfl persons present und half that number wore printers , Speeches were made by several printers , appealing to other trades unions for ae two aid in their struggle , and to IJoycot the newspapers and tlioso who patron i/.edthem. About ! ) o'clock Mr. Rosewater up pcared and it was like a bombshel thrown into camp , as he was not oxpec ted. Ho wascalled for by some of tin working men present and 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 made. Ho was followed by several othoi speakers and the meeting adjournci without any action. The rejection by the Printers' Unioi of the compromise ! proposed by thei : own president and adopted by the pub Ushers renders all further parley useless The publishers now propose to continm hiring men and guaranteeing them perm anent places. GKNIOUAIj CUOOK'S MOVKMUNTK Ho Will Arrive in Oinuliu ill Sevci Thin lOvcnliiK. As was pretty generally known to tin public from repeated announcement through the press , Oon. Goo. H. Crook formerly Commander of the Dopartmun of the Platte was expected to arrive ii this city at 7 p. m. yesterday from Kan sas City , and a special train , carrying number of officers from this point wen down to St. Joe to meet him. The general did not come nor did th special train return , and the followini dispotch , received too late last evening will explain the cause : ST. .IoK , Mo. , July 1. lu Kitchen DrotlierHcnural : ! Cnxik trail lato. Will bo in Omaha Monday evening n 7 o'clock. Signed. T. H. STANTOK. llaby'H Appeal. , make * I cry unit folks ay Izo naught ) ? ; tilonuich ache , anil dour Is my inoulty ; Cuiuo too can't Bleep , anil MIVIIIS bites ic bcly ; "Kocr" u a\ < file like I na jelly. ( HICKS your babies cry , Dick , anil Victoria , When mama's gone , MH | ilont lime Catorla. "Yob-re rlitht , they fairly jell , " Them , Uncle ( I Coukln Krank hateC&rtorla , ho ilont cry. A , OBUIOKSEANK & 00 , Our Mr. Falconer now in New Yorl having purchased a manufacturers entin stock of Summer neckties and scarfs , wi place the first instalment on our counter this afternoon. This is ono of the great est bargains we have ottered this season Call and examine this splendid assort ment before it is broken. A. CRU10KSHANK v CO. VIENNA Corn Remover is a NUIIK am PAINLESS cuiiK for Corns , and is guaraii teed TO CUIIK or money IIKITNDKD. Prici U5 cents. For sale only by Frank Rog era at the Milhird Hotel Pharmacy. 18-lmo Jluy hmuTTKii'H hard weaving Chithin ; corner Farnam and 10th street , fri-sat Still another improvement on tin Royal St. John. P. E. Flodman t Co. agents , J08 N. Kith St. jK ) ed sat Sjiring Chickens at Norton's , Kith aim Davenport. Shoulder braces for gents and ladies at Goodman's. The best styles at Ramgu's. Use Mirror Gloss Starch. 20-51 THE WARREN CASE. A Defendant Who Has Been Standing Trials for Several Months , HKL'iiillal | | In llach anil I'vcry CIIHI ; . One of the most interesting cases which tave occupied the time of our courts of late , s that of W. W. Warren , who was arrested in San Diego , Cal. , on the 22nd ) f Oct. , last , over noven months ago on the ehargo of defrauding the bank of Jnldwell , Hamilton Ar Co. out of a con siderable amount of money by checks given him by the Union Pacific and 11. & Af. roads for money not duo him. The railroads were in reality working up the case and instigated the arrest. On appearing in the police court War ren was at once discharged , as it was lain that the bank proprietors were not .h ones to complain , as the checks pre sented were bona fide chucks given by he companies , who alone , if anyone could prosecute , must do so. The two companies , upon this filed com- jiluintH against the defendant , charging liim with obtaining money , which the chucks represented , on false pretenses. Ito wan indicted on both these com- [ iliiintH , and acquittsd on both. In the H. tfc M. case the jury returned a verdict. > f "not guilty without leaving their seats. _ Still determined to convict their vic tim , who had already been in confine- neiit for nearly two-thirds of a year , the iroHocution went back to the old Cald- yull and Hamilton case , on which ho was irst discharged by the police judge and md him indicted by the recent Grand Jury. This case came up this week > oforo Judges Neville and Wakeloy in a motion to dismiss. It ippears that the last legislature msacd a now law in respect to such cases epealing all former laws , without any saving clause providing for prosecutions uider the old law. The ground main tained by Hon. J. C. Cowin , who argued ho motion at considerable length , was ; hat there is now no law whatever for the irosccution of this case , as no law can act otrospectivolv. The court concurred with General Cowin's views and again lischarged him and his freedom ( Toes lot rest upon this technicality , but as shown after proving in a long and trying _ ) rdeal to the satisfaction of courts and juries his entire innocence. It was also charged of late that the de fendant was wanted by the authorities of Urownwille , for some offense committed Lhero but this was disproved also by a telegram seen by the reporter , instructing thu ollicials at this point to release him as lie was not wanted there. Mr. Warren , now that ho has goyo through so much trouble to vindicate his Uond name , proposes to locate in Omaha Did prove to the public that ho is an lionest man. Heal ICmatc Transfers. The following deeds were filed for rec ord in thu county clerk's oflico Juiiu U ! ) , reported for THK Ilii : : by Amos' real eslatu agency : Goo. W. Ames and wife to L. 15 , ft rud dy , w d ; lots 47 and -18 blk 8 llaiiHcom Place. ? Ki50. .1. 1. lledick and wife to II. Kaufman , w d , blk 10 sub-division Itedieks add. - § 1500. J. 1. Redick and wife to E. Wittig , 4 o dlotfi , blkG. ? 2.00. I < \ U. Gannett and husband to ,1. H , Sulljvan , w d , w \ lot It" , Ilurr Oak. - S200 : .1. L. MeCaguo and wife to .1. H. Sul livan , w d o ft lot 117 Burr Oak. § 800. . City of Omaha to German Association , q c d parcel adjoining lot ( i blk M2. $1.00. .Juno ! 50. W. F. Laing q. c. to Mitchel K. Dona- hoe , part of 1015 JO.$100. . .lames Ii. Peabody and wife to James Pane , w. d. ; lot ! IO Ciises add. 8000. Joel T. Greflen and wife to Adolphus Ilirt and wife , w. d. ; part N. E. of S. W. of ( 14 1U SliOO. Geo. W. Corliss and wife to F. W. Corliss , w. d. ; part of 22 2315 10. SHOO. Judge J. Tackle and wife to J. A. Lin- ohan , w. d. lota , block a , Kountzo's 4th addition 81,250. Omaha Foundry it Machine Co. to T. W. T. Richards , part n e. n. w , 27 15 l. SW.OOO. Isabel Johnson , et al. to Rosa 'New man , o. i lot a , block 20J 8750. John Hush , county treasurer , to Fer dinand Streitx , ( leed , lots 17 and 20 , block 458 , grandviu\v8a74. ! John Hegan and wife toChas. G. Alton , wd.wilotHll and 12 , block 2 , Hans- coin Place , 8(510. ( Wm. F. Starr to Harriet L. Hawver , < i c , pt of ai-15-ia , 8i.oo. Sarah D. and James S. Starr to Harriet riot L. Hawver , w d , ptof ai-15-ia,8720. A Woman HUH Her Poukct Hook Sto len In Hroatl Daylight. Mrs. S. E. Murray , of South Omaha was Friday the victim of a bold rob bery. She had been up to Morse's dry goods store and was on her way home , taking the 10th street route. She wore a light colored dress and in the side of the sactmo she curried her portmonnao , containing about 85 ! ) . As she turned oil' from Farnham 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 her arrival at home that thu 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 oil'on 20th tr. I'.U'Kii llc.x Factory 218 S. 14th t. Creamery Hutter 25 cents per pound at NOUTON'H Cor. Kith and Davenport. Saxo'a 50o straw hat counter heats the world. Hats worth from 81 to 82 forlifty cents. niou fri jyl For White Li-ad and Mixed Paints Go to Goodman's. the lirstand second tloorcom- ploto assortment in summer clothing , cor ner 10th and Farnam. fri-sat. & 'ummcr Underwear , The largest assortment and the best value for your money at Hamgo'a. THE THOMAS CONCERT. > A Noteworthy Performance at the Opera flense , Thu Thomas concerts , which closed on Saturday evening , were the most elabo rate , brilliant and successful instrumen tal performances over given in the city. The orchestra numbered sixty pieces , every ono of which was in trained and skillful hands. Mr. Theodore Thomas , who is the best equipped leader in the United States , conducted the entire'per- formances , 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 t success in every respect. Xot least among ita excellencies is the hand- tiling on the instruments , and this is best seen perhaps in the system of bowing he ho has introduced. Every stringed in- strumcnt falls into the system , the bows of all moving together in the samu di rection. This method not only affords the appearance of perfect unison nmontr the performers , but also insures absolute uniformityiof treatment , and places the volume of sound , at every moment at the perfect disposal of the leader. The BUB , in this general reviowal 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 were presented , hero are thu purely orchestral features of the three programmes. From Beethov en ono piece was given at each concert : The rtmliintc from the second symphony , the allegretto from the eighth symphony , and the famous Lconorc overture , No. 'A. From Mendelsson two instrumental selections - lections wore given : the overture to Jtiijj JHitK and the overture to Midiniinincr Xiyht'H Jrc < im. Of Weber also two specimens were given the Invitation ( o ( he Dance , adapted by Hector Berloix , and the Jubilee overture. Three charac teristic pieces of Liszt were given- the Hunyurian ] lh pMnli\ \ ftintaula on Hungarian airs , with llivo-lving at the piano , and the Syinp/ioniv J'ocinRos sini's William Tell overture was present- cd ; Schumann's Traumcrci , a laryo from Handel , with violin obligate , and the Strauss waltz , Jicnuliftil Jllitv JJaiutlic. The pieces dc resistance , along with the pieces from Lis/.t were the selections from Wagner the f.ohcnyrin IVortyitel and the /tunliaimcr March and overture and the celebrated Berloi/ composition , the Jamnatnn ! nf Faust. This last was first produced in this country about two years since by Mr. Thomas. Itembraces three movements ( a ) the Invocation Min uet of thu Will o' the Wisps ; ( b ) Banco of the Sylphs ; ( e ) thu Hakoczy March These were the purely instrumental num bers. Then there were the following vo cal numbers by members of the company , each with full orchestra accom- panyment : Schubert's Am. ,1/err , by Frank Hommcrylumlo ; , from the Huguenots - guonots by Mrs. Cole : Scenes from Lu- hcnyrtnS < mntl an Alarm , from Han- dit's , /ndaN ; La Jfchic dc ffahn ( Gou nod ) by Mrs. Allen ; the Jtiyulcito quartette - totto ; the Evening Star ritiiidiizti from Tannhausor , by Heonmi > ry ; O. ' Fatima from Weber's Aba Ifaxiatn , by Mrs. Cole ; and the Beethoven Trio. M'liio Hive-King played Saint Saons' 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 J/cvf- sii. . In this last , however , the orchestra pretty nearly drowned the singers out , a circumstance wholly unnecessry , inas much as the chorus was thoroughly up in the music. But for this unfortunate and needless circumstance the choruses , Lift up your Jfcad and Jfallcluja/i would have been 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 heard to bo fully ap preciated. There were about 150 voices engaged , with the Harmonica Society and the Omaha Glee Club as a base. The services of Mr. David Blakely , who has had thu 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 singers 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 speak for themselves. Among tiu orchestral selections , all of which were given in a perfectly charac teristic manner , thu most notablu were the Beethoved andante at the first con cert , a composition in perfect classical style ; thu music from the 2d symphony , which was very peculiar , and was beauti fully rendered : the Invitation to 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 hist , bu * . not least , thu damnation of Faust , in which every ru- fincmcnt of orchestral playing is required. To these should , however , bu added thu Hungarian Khujwody , which is an orig inal composition of Liszt's in thu Hunga rian style. Mr. Thomas' singers all did better in the concerted nieces than in single selec tions , and did best of all in thu oratorio pieces ; and they did best of all in the Jfamiati selections , particularly Miss Cole in the latter song , with sustained and eouablo power , and loft an impres sion which will not soon bo forgotten. 'Mine. Hivo-lving is , in technique cer tainly a consummate pianiste. She plays without the score ; and what seems sur prising is that onu who is such a master of the technical peculiarities of the pecul iarities of her instrument should still be so unsympathetic ami so cold. Hernias- torpiecu was the Saint-Saens concerto in three parts , the last of which consists of pure "gymnastics. " I'pon the whole , these concerts have been of a character new to thu Omaha public ; and if they shall provo the la-gin- ning of a better understanding and of accord among the singers und musicians of our city , their effect will not depart with them. Had the weather not been so oppressively hot , thu attondancowould have been much better enough better to doubtess 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 success of this experi ment. In this light , thu financial los sto Mr. Boyd is sincerely to bo regretted. 1'rco DIsiieiiHnry. The free dispensary in connection with the Child's hospital and homo has been located at thu northeast cornerr of Kith and Douglas streets until thu now build ing is finished. Attendance will bo given from ten to elovcu o'clock a. in. , except Sunday , for the treatment of the needy sick. Ituuklun'H Arnica Halve. The Krentent medical wonder of the world. Wnrrnntml to Hpcedjly cure Damn , CuU , Ul cer * , Suit Itlicum , Kevcr .Snren , Cancers , I'llen. Chilblain * , CoriiH , Tetter , Clmpicd | hnndHniui all Klin eruption. * , ( ruarantccd to cure in every Iniitniicc , or money refunded , " . " > cent * per box. E. L. MOUSE it CO. Jlcal Mutate Jlrokcrs. Call the attention of the property hol ders , as they have plenty of cosh buyers for Real estate , farms etc. , etc. Capitol Avenue near 17th St. Don't fail to see the Household Sewing Machine. Oflico 208 N. Kith St. P. E. Flodiimn it Co , Agents. la-wo sat KIXIVTTKK has an assorted stock in sum nier clothing from a b.iby to a giant , that will fit any one. _ _ fri-sat. Jlubbcr Coats. The best makes at NOTICE TO THE LADIES. Those that wish their feathers cleaned , dyed or colored in the latest French style , please call at Henry Sincore's , No. 1017 St. Mary's avenue , or 1J110 Jackson street. _ 27-4t For building material go to G. L. Bradley , cor. lath and California. junltf _ HICKMAN'S oTlAND BAZAR. Nilk Milts ! Silk Milts ! At less than half price under Mortyayrc Kale , A full lino. All now colors. All the new styles. C , E. WHITE , Agent for Omaha National Bank. All kinds of Fresh Fruit and Vegeta bles at Norton's , Kith and Davenport. ' WAIT , WAIT , WAIT. The FIRE INSURANCE company will sell at private salu at 50 cents on the dollar Retail and Wholesale 850,000 worth of Dry Goods , .Notions , Clothing , Genta and Ladies Underwear , Hats , etc. perfectly sound , 110 ! ) Farnham street. By order of the BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. nute-tf For Parrots and Goldfish , Hammocks and Fireworks , go to Wm. Gentleman's Crockery Store , Kith and Cass streets. HICKMAN'S GRAND BAXAR. The Great titraw Hat Sale Still continues. Hats for everybody almost given away under mortyaycc sale. C. E. WHITE , Agent for Omaha National Bank. A largo line of Tea presents with each pound of Tea and Tea warranted to suit. \V. R. Bennett , fc Co. , lia & 115 N. 15th street. LAWKS , TAKK YOUU KI\THIUS : : and tips to the new dye house to have them cleaned , dyed and curled. Ollicc 107 S. 15th st. , opposite postollice. HuiiuiuiiT tt Mn.wu. : Ladles ! L'a > ' Mirror Glow Starch. 2(5-5t ( Dr. Oscar Hoffman , physician and stir , geon , graduate of Bellevuu college , N. Y- Ollicu No. 1112 Farnam St. j7-lm Machine Oil in quantities to suit at Goodman's. Choice Country Shoulders only 8Ac per pound , at Norton's , corner JOtli 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 COIINEII OF NINTH AND HARNEY STS. OMAHA . . . . .MH. OPENED MAY 17th , 1883 , 'lids Hutel contains 100 rooms , all onNdu room * , and 30 rooms on the first floor , epiviallv adapted for wini/Ie men. A ciiWuu of superior cM-ellence. Head- iiuarters lor the state trade. Special Inducements to thu theatrical jirnfesMltm. Hotel situatiil'lhe blocks from deMits. | Horse cars | > ass thu deep both wa\s e > cry IHe minutes. BALL'S ' CORSETS llvoryCoraot la warranted eatit- factor/ Ita wearer la evurjr way , or the money will bo refunded by tne | ieraoQ from whom it wua bought. The onljr Conot pronounced by our l * dlny phjilcUlu ot Injurious to thi > wwivr , uidrndorMximr IxilM j the " mo t comroruble ml IH-rfi-ct iltUnff Corwit ni 'o t e PmUt errlnc , 41.50. Stlf.AdJu.Un * . 1JIO Lf < T ) tS.OO. Kuratnc , 1.60 Vnttnlat ( Doe eoutll ) 8.00. 1'u-acva BUrt-ttupportlDC , 1.OO. Tar Ml * br leading 1UU11 Dealer * T rr L r * > CUIOAQO COUUUX CO , , OhlOAgo , Hk CASTORIA for" Infants and Children Without Morphinn or Nrarcotine. JSjftiE'Tei1 ' ° ur.ChlMrfn row cheeks , What cure * their fever * , mftVes them l * pj 'Tin Cmitorliu When B be ! fret , and cry br turns. What cures their colic , kflln Ihelr worms. Hut Cantnrin. What quickly euros Constipation. Bour Stomach , Colds , Indljp < itlon : But Cantoris. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups. Castor Oil and Paregoric , and IlnllCnutorla. Centaur Uinlmont. A Ob- olnte euro for Rhonmntlim , Sprains , Barns , Galls , &o. , and an instantaneous Pain-rollover. PROPOSALS FOR CURBING AND GUTTERING. . rU01'OHAlSVII.l , UK UKCKIVKI ) nY SKAI.K unilcryltfiifd until 1'J n'cliick IIIMIII i > [ Mini. day , .Itil ) 2nd , A. I ) . 1S3S , for thu curbing niul Jtnt- tcrlntf of thatjiartof Capitol avtnnc l.vliijr lictuven the west curl ) fine of Fourteenth htrcct und tlic catt curb line of Sixteenth Ktrvct , In the cltvol ( linalin. All said work In lie done nml lnatcrl.il furnished III accordance with plann and riwclflcatluns on tile In the ntllcti of tlio Hoard of I'ul.lle Work ? . IJIda to ho nmdo nciiarntcly fur lliiiCKtnno and RAiuMone and on printed blanks furidxhed h.v said hoard. The board reserves the rl 'lit to determine after tlio bids chall have been niicni.il uhothcr mcli contract sliall bu let , either for limcxtnno or for sand- Btonu. Dids tn bo accomianleil by the f > lffnature9 of lirojioscd sureties who , In tlioiciit of tlio nwardlii ) ; o ( the contract , "III enter Into bonds with the city of Omahnln the sum of lUo hundred dollars for 'tho faithful jwrfnnnance of such uork. The Board of Ihibhe Works reserves the rlplit to reject any or all bids. JAMUS CHKiailTO.V. Chairman Hoard of IMiblle Works * Jo I COMJION SKNSK COMl'ltKSSKI ) . IT IS DIFFICULT TO OIVK IN A DOXKN I.INI-M TIIK Hl-USONS WHY TARRANT'S BELTZER APERIENT HIIOUM ) UP. 1'KKFKItUKl ) AS A COIl- IlKUTIVKANI ) ALTKUATIVK TO KVKHY OTIIKll MKDICINK IN USH FIIISTI.Y. IT ALLAYS FKYKK ; SECONDLY , IT CLKANSHSTIIKIIOWKLS WITHOUT VIOLKNCK OH I'AIN ; TIIIKULY , 1TTONRSTIIK STOMACIIllFOUKTllLY.IT HKCiULATKS TIIK FLOW OF Illl.r. ; FIITIILY.ITIMWIMOTFSHI VLTIIYI'EK. HI'IHATIOX : SIXTHLY , ITltKLIKVUSTIIKSYSTKM FltoSl UNW11ULKSOMK HUJIOH.SSEVKNTHLYIT rUANOUILIXKSTlIKNKUVKS-.EKIimiLY.ITAUTS UPON TIIK DLOOI * AH A DKl'UUKNT ; AND i ASTLY , ITPOKMSONKnFTlIK .MOST UKLICIOUS COOL- INO DKAUOHTS THAT KVKU I'ASSKU DOWN TIIK TIIKOAT OF AN INVALID. gOLIKBY ALL DIIUG- niSTS. Ju in-uiie.2w lifSpeclals will Positively not bo inserted unless paid In advance. TO LOAN-Money. MONI'.Y I.OANKDOn chattel niortf.'aKUi room 7 Union block corner 16th and Farnam. 184-tf M'OXKY "TO"LOANThc ( ) maha Sa\lnja Itankl ? now preiared ] to maku loaii on Omuba eltv or Douglas county real estate at rnrient ratuof Intu'iust. No conimls-lon charged. iibS-tf MONKY TO LOAN 'Hie lowest rates of Interest IlumU' Loan Agency , 15th & Dou Lis. 2i4tf ; MONKY TO LOAN-Cnll at law olllco of I ) . L. Thomas , room S , Crel liton lllock. MONKY LOANKD-On rliattel propertv , .1. H. Iloatty , No.21S South 14th street. ' 740-lui { HELP WANTED. \ \"ANTKD A HOIK ! nuend t-ook at the Jletropul- i ' Kan hotel. : lil-2S ( KI ) A KIIIH ! woman rook.Vayes s7 per week. Address "Cook-1 lleo olllcu. 273-au ! \ \yANTKD- c'rl ' for general hon \\ork , limit bu T > Ifood cmik , wuklicrand Ironer. Apply af.'ISU llarnej St. Mrs. J. JI. Tliurston. ZOl-tj TirANTKI ) Ohlsfrir general homework. Apply I T atSluien Hotel lutli St. 207-3 * ' "I VAXTKnoo | laborers attS.Oi ) per ilay from.lnly I ? 1st at Florence cut-on. Iniiiirc | of .I. C. .Mur- phj at the \\ork. > I-3J \l'ANTED A jjood male cook at the Florence cut- T > otr. Iiiiuiie | of J. t' . Murphy at the work. ii03-3 > "ll AXTKD A Hrst-class | > cu man. Apply at otllce I I Nebraska and linuiIiiMiranceComuiiy ) 210 1Mb AY ANTKD-Cook in revtaiinmt 314 South 13th St who can room at homeimmetliately. 250-20' 'ANTED Immediately , a woman to do genera housework In a small family for a few days ( ioml wages. Apply to Mrs. Gco/K. Pritilutt , 'JOS S 1Mb Street. 3IKKUII AY .TAXTKI-T o experienced Scandinailan Mies- man at S. JACO11S , Clothing store. 2dK01 ! * 'AXTii : > - A ( 'lrl to dociicral | house-work. .Mrs. N. X. IMwanls 21st anil IlelleMie Iload. "M-mr I 'ANTED TWO | ? oed carpenters. X. X. IMwnnls , I 2M anil Ilellevue Iloau. 203-80 ITAXTKD Second cook at the Kimnct house. I women preferred. 2S5-.1 \\MXThI-25 Quarry men in Laborers. (1 ( conk wanes 85. ) 3BooilflrN | ; -MAXNWKII.KU , Kmplojmeiit Aent ( 11 St. 2SU-30 A\rAXTKI-llrl In family of two , at 1 ± J1 North 10th street. ail- ) { \\'AXTKD A tiniiietKiit | jjirl for jicneral home- f > work , at2Hl thlcairo ttreet. 282-SU Gllll. W.\XTKI-In family nf three. lii.iilre | .S. W. corner California and 22inl.JOOft ) ' Foil Ilook-keeier | , clerk , correspondent or tra\cl- ler. Tall or address ( 'HAS TAOdAIlT , ir)2-iO CrvlKhtoii HOIIM , fit } . Vl'AXTKD- for tieneral hou c ork. Mmt lie > i ( ; o ( l cook and l.iundrets. Apply at 170S ( "all. [ urnia street. 241-tf T ADltS Oil YOUXH JIIIX In citv or counlrv , to 1 take nice , light and pleasant work at their'own liomcs$2to$5aday ; easily and quietly made ; work sent by mall ; no canvang \ ; no stamp for reply. IMeaM ) address Hellable Manufacturing Company , J'a , , ilratter'IT. - * " _ ISS-tu-th-sat till Jy-Jl - . at once , 318 south 1 10th strett. 103-308 ' \\rANTED A com | tent idrl , general house work. t ? ( food wages 1310 Pau'iiport St- 151-tf \\TANTii : > Four illnlni ; room girls at thu Canficld 11 house. 101-tf Wanteil Iddy Aiteiits for the "OfKKX 1'IIOTKC. roil. " A new undcrsarment for ladles.made of soft , Hexlhle nihlicr. Sure protection to the underwear when nvecewary to IKJ worn. Hetalls for fl.M as fats s auents can show It. Uarjte protlts. Aildre s , with Ktamii , ladies Undeivaniient MTB Co. , 0 South MaSt \ St , Chicago , 111. 102-Je''l-23-2S-SO ' SITUATIONS WANTED. \\TAXTEH A po itioii as traxelln nalesnian from > t the IMh of .lull read ) fur Fall mule , llrst class refirences will be jrlicn. ( it-lit' * lurnUhliij ; J.-OIHI , | irefernil , exin'riiiice sl\ > ( ai IntbUMate. Address J. N. 704 S. Tenth M. l'it > . i'JO a Al'ANTKI ) lly a mlddlo aitisl l.id.i n portion as II liouvf keei > er III upruute fainll ) . Call , or ad- Iresn , IUI1 I > a\eiiHirt | St. 279-301 \\rAXTr.I-Asitimtlonasa miller , 15 ) cars e\- II iwrlcnre , A jean under roller piocess. No. | stone dresser. Address II , , .N. , . 'jj , | U.K olllce.Te Te81J MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. \\\NTii : > TO K\IIAMIK ( jerman It-Mint for IIocal levson > li\ a ladfxiwrliiiuiil in the ha rcnri'reoincixitloiial.inethod. Addre-s M cltj -.Is nt FOR RENT-nouscs and Lots. in UIIUM * ami Morv for rent. Juhn A. Itnllmi 1 \ / corner Karnam and | 3tli st. SiiO-fl" IT'OH I1F..NT Uin'B nleilj furnUheU front r.n.m 1 suitable for two neiitleineii. Appli 1311 Ikiu-n Hirt St. 27)5.0 ) IT olt IIKXT Kltvunt funiUhetl rooms 1S10 IKxlie. 2VJ-4- Ir'Oll HKNTniniishcd nice Urn'eSoutlinnit ( room 1KM ( FarnamSt. 2S4-3'J- ' House 4 rooms 10th St. half blocks. of liau'iiworth. M. l.Kf , Mlllanl hotel. hotel.J J 3-30 ) HKN'T-Two furnished ami one unfurnished ' room , 1110 California street. One furnished room has bay window , -JAM ) ' IIKXT Two fnrnlslifil rooms for lliiht- hon c- IT'Olt ' and i-lnirle room for L'cntlemrii. Outside rooms with ntioMruclul ilcw of the rlur , lirlilk'r and ( 'ouncll ItlntTs. "Heem r's Block , " corner Mh and Howard i > lnct > . I0.'j-u : ! { IIKXT FiirnWieil rooms , with or without IrHUl , t 1717 Cass St. , between 17th and l th. , Mllt IIKXT llootusulth boanl , northwest roiiur J 1 imli and ( 'ahfornl.i t. t.i7-tf ( " , > ll IIKXT CIIKAI' During summer , fnniMiwt' J"U cotUise. Itcferenccs reiiulred. OOJ V ltli St. 22s-'Wt ( HKXT-Cottaze of elht ( room * . Inuulrc at J7(011 south 18th , between St. .M rj' * tuue and Lcaienwottli Urtcts. 100-tf " oii"HEXT-A'nrc iyTurnl hcd rootnwlth rlovit F at 1813 PoOpe St. S1H-2' J7 < ( ) ll IIKXT Flic room cottage wlthitoodl. " All In excellent condition and well located. IBS-tf 0. F. IHUSCDI.I. . IpORIIKXT I'lea antnewly furnished toomsiilth ' or without hoard 414 OTth St. corner Ca . Sev en minutes walk from I'ost Offlcc. 167-30' JiOU IIKNT-Tlie Omaha Ilakerv with fixtures ami onedelltery wnjjon. Inmilrc of F. 1'eterson , M& south luth street. l.S-SO 17(011 ( IIKXT Two furnUhorl rooms SHUIilcniio St. 177-yo' A New house for rent , all conienlences. s , K. corner 23d and I aienworth. 17fl-it : ) Foil flKNT-Cheap house 0 room well ei-tern , cel lar ( loml repair 1221 north IfHh St. l" > 7- ! ) ) ITirilXISIIKI ) HOO.MS AX1) IlUAItl- ) Modern con J1 leniences , lSiDoiUt ! ! < ! * t M4-lmt J7IOU IlKXT-TwoilcKMit cottane , 7 rooms mch. Jilkt OinsIiHtl. City ntcr. all coinenlem-e- . \cnMrtand25th&trH. | . C. I\VVKU\V. U.Telcirraph ollic'C. Ij Oll.IlKNT Cottage f K rooms with or without. 1 furniture , 2219 California street. S02-30' rpo"LKT Ilooms and""ixiardT or f urnMicd"house - JL for summer. 1S03 California street. S37-lino FOIt UKNT l rt'o furnished room at ISIS Jack- win street. 742-lral " " KOll HEXf-Conicr of 16th and Daicn"- ' : port. Inquire 1010 Da\cnport street. 463-tf FOR SALE. JL' carriage and wajfon ehop , KOCK ! buildings onil tools , fine laying bni > lneK9 , location In one of the best tow ns In southeastern Nebraska. Will exchange for land. II. C. niTTENBKNDEK , Uncoln Ntbraxka.-- * * ofl.ri * If OH SALK Four f plcndld horses- . Single or dou blcdrhers. Norton's Grocery Htore , S04 N. ICth street. L'74.tf I | > OIl SALK Horses , Wagons , Harness , Ktc. , ut 1 KmlKrant Stable , earnings street. 'r.H.lm 1-lHrail .MILCH COWS-t'oTsahTaTarth Tmi Call- JL1 fornla street. 2iS-3 { 1 , 011 HALK Special ) > arialii , 'full corner lot 20th 1 nnd Manon. House B rooms , trees , etc. Must be sold by July Mil. ! , m Acre lot uuth SM , 4 blocks from car line. GooJ hou e , liani , well , cistern , etc. llaritalii , $3,000. 24S-30 SHIHVKlliBF.LL. Foil SALK-Good hard bricks. Inquire at 008 .V. 13th street , or at yard on IDth street , south ot Beeue ] | road. 199-25 IT'Oll ' SALK A choice lot and 2 cottages on outb J1 ! M street near Lciucnworth. Will be sold \ery cheap for ciinh or will exchange for Rood tarm land. 170-SO K. U MOUSKit CO. 16i2 Capitol u e. IJlOll SALK A good ridiiii ; ponv. Address ( ! . B. I1 Becolllce. 14330' 37011 * SALK House n rooms , stable corncrib , 17& barrel cistern , well all In tlrst class order 4 lot * SMOO , SHXX1 cash , balancu at S jwr et. Cllcl'Adl'E , Oppositu Post Ollicc. WS-tf SALK-600 head \earllni ; heifer" . 17011 ' 1 ! WO head 3 year old' heifers. 450 " 3 , 4 and S year old hctfcr . 30O " i and 2 year old steers. 400 " 3 and 4 jcar old stcera. WW " mixed cahcs STP.ANOK BUIX- ; Cattle contractors , Hide , Wool and Tallow dealers' . Sioux City , Iowa. _ Ssi-lmJ I fOU SALK Hotcf In good town , near Omaha paying well in excellent order. Good barn well furnished , will bear Imextlgatlun. A.MKS , \ 8S7-tf isoo Farnam. 17011 SALK Oil KXCJIAXOK-rull lot and three -1 dnclliiics corner of llth and I'.iclletnct ! * . Nine lota In south Omaha. Also 100 acrei of laml near Santou , NebraAa , and building and stock of clothing No. bOI Tenth street. Will exchange for J < cbraska faun lands. Further particular * at Ueo. II. I'etcnon'g ClothUn ; Store , 804 Tenth street. 84ratmonth - - - 4 > v SALK Old nouspapers In large and quantltlca at this olllce. I poll SALK Flax niachfnery"cuiii < ttln ot brake , 2 dusters , beater , picker , press , etc. Ctint work either rottc < l or grren stock , al o shaftlnc , jml- lejs , and belting for dritlng the above , none 35 H. I' , engine with boiler , smokestack and all fixtures complete. Address WILLIAM TAIT , Charli-s wlty. Iowa. j-3m } 17011 SALK A first class second hand top hugg } . Call at 131 ! ) Harncy street. 397tf MISCELLANEOUS. 1701'ND SiUer watch imiur ran ba\e the same b\ pro\ingproierty | and luyin-j charge. Inqulr'u- John Haggarty corner I'ier and Franklin M. addition. ] T ) ll KXCHANGKImproxcd farm nearWinemack- Iml. Also 4iX ) acres Improted farm and i-umc stoi'k , Central WUco-i-ln. Will tiade for stockofmer- cliamlise , Inquire of H. C. Cole , ito7 : Farnam .st. H _ T'AKKN UP By the undersigned iiieilhunslzu grey horse with wire marks on front legs. C.ihinCiicgg on C. 1' . Storr's place 7 miles south of Umaha , or Bcllettiu Hoad. 270-IIO' MONDAY , JULY 2DMILooinl. . will < iwn | "i hummer school , teaching from 1) .1. m. till Ii 1-2. I'-vrtli-iilar attention gl\en to pupil , wishing to > .tud > for social gnules in September. Tenn fcwccks long. For > oung children , /l.oo JUT term. For aihancul pupil * , 5.00 per term. L. II. LOOMIS , 211-30 1014 WeUtir Street. MIIS. J. ANDKltSKN-JIIdwlfeand Docton , Sth street , between Lea\enwcrtb and Marry. Gi OODS Uecei\ed for action , on commb-ion. First I da- . * storage , lllicral advances made on good * , All kind * of second hand goods hotight and higlie-t price J > ald In cash , 1422 Douglas St. 150-30 * UP By the mule rslgneil , a n-d cow with . white sjiots on boily and face. Also a cut ( n each ear. Cow was with calf when found. Owner can ha\e same by calling on P. lareon , Jones strett , be tween flth and 7th , and jiaylng charge" . 070-3toew rpAKKN UP A miall jiony mare about 12 vear J. old , blazed face both ears split. Owntf can hau same by calling on N. C. FO11D , S. W. corner 20th and Boulevard , and juting charges , 840-Std leachw _ EDWARD KUEHL , OF PALJIYSTEIIY AND CONDITION- ALIST , 493 Tenth street , between Farnam and liar- ney , will , with the aid of guardian spirits , obtain for any one a g ance of the jiost and present , and on. certain conditions In the future. Boots and Shoes in .l o order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. N A -JJ 1 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tills powder never \arics. A manel of j.tritjv trengthand wholesomcnesi. More economlca than he ordinary kliuli , and cannot bu joM In compel tlon tlth the multitude of low tut , short weight , alt o > ho phate jKiwder , KoW only In cans , llov.lt H xol'owiiRCc Wfc ? trwt NcwYott
