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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1884)
< VfcJ H * * * " 1 TJHJE DAILY BEE OMAHA , FRIDAY , MAiUILl 28,1884. DAILY BEE. OMAHA , Friday Morning , March 28 , LOOAL BREVITIES , The Bolt railway company yesterday paid Into the county court S9.055 for lot 7 In block 8 , condemned for rghU ! > f-wny purposes. * The Mlssnnrl Pacific train was five hours loto lat evening. No. 1 going west on the Union Pclfio WM held ono hour for some of the caitorn twins which were that much Iftto. The Knights and Ladles of Honor , of Primrose lodge , will hold their third ball and soclftblo Friday evening , March 28th , nt Masonic Hall. All their friends are wrdlally Invited. FAtnam street between Twentieth and Twenty-first is almost lmp * sablo. Yester day five empty hacks were completely mired at ttut place , and teams were doubled up to fret them nut. The United States circuit and district courts convene at Lincoln this morning. A few opinions will bo rendered and arguments hoard. It will then adjourn to the May term hold in Omaha. A mooting of ladles will bo hold at Max Meyer & Bro.'s music hall this after noon to organize a ladles' musical society. Misses Poppleton , Rustin , Ofncar and Dill- ranro arc the commlttoo. A social hop was hold at Turner hall last night , which was participated In by a goodly number and a very pleasant time Is reported. In InoV orchestra furnished the music , which ! i a guarantee that it was good. A mooting of the assessors of Douplas county has boon csllod to moot In the county clerk's oilico on April 1st. The object of the meeting Is to establish a uniform rate of assessment throughout the county. Major Nowoll'i ) case was atfala continued 1 in the jollco court yesterday. Mr. Cowln , the defendant's attorney , was unable to bo present , being engaged in the district court. It will como up again to-day nt 2 p. m. The curtain was attached nt Holland's play on Tuesday night In behalf of a dis charged actor who had a disputed claim against the manager for about SCO. The claim was paid under protest and the perform ance wont ou , The St. liouls excursionists returned yes terday. They all report having had a good time whllo Igono. Only about twenty of Omaha's merchants visited that city. All unite in saying that Omaha Is not the only city with muddy streets. The city council commlttoo appointed at the rofiuo. t of ChMrman Crolghton , of the board of public works , to Investigate the charges made against him by an evening paper , motWodnosdoys , and adjourned until 11 o'clock on Saturday. On the way to .Pronpect Hill cemetery Wednesday the hearse containing the remain different times. The last Urn It was necessary to oUn nhovoln and dlgth mud away from the wheels before Iho voblcl could bo extricated. Peter Smith , who lives on Twenty-firs and Gaining , feels cheerful and happy. Ilttlo girl cimo to his homo on Wodnoada ; laat and Mr. Smith insisted that it slioiilc 8tdy la thotAmtty. Jilt wlfa finally conauntoi and Mr. Smltli in the future will provide forit. Tlio City of Ouisha WAS made the defend not in n suit ia the district court brought by ' . 1) . I'oaboJy yesterday. She claims to have boon damnified in tha sum of 910,000 , resulting from the change of grade of the street in front of Joti 1 and 2 , In block 100 , owned byhor. Torkol A. Jensen began suit In the dis trict court yoilorday against Kate Bolndorf. Ills alleged damages , arising from the defend- unt'n tourn running away with htm and Injur ing him , are laid nt $2,600. The accident took place InthU city on the 10th day of January last. Irrt E. Strong began nult hi the district court yesterday against Ute Chicago , Min neapolis , St. Paul & Omaha railway company. The plaintiff BUGS for $20,000. Ilo alleges ho received damages amounting to that aura at Lyons on March 10 , 1883 , whllo working for tha company. Michael Murray WM arroatod on Wednes day lust. . , Ho In charged with obtaining property to tha amount of $50 under false pretenses. The complainant is Ellen Batrott. The warrant wai Ismod out of .Tuetic rowoll'a court tHU examination will tak place nt 3 p. in , to-day , People notr Fifteenth and Fainam wor Konuiwhat terrified about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon , The clouds looked omlnoua of a storm. The wind blow in whirling guata livery thing moveable in \lclnltyaeemod to tuka wins ? ) . The wind suddenly subsided j and no dnmago was done , t If Ouuua'.had OO.OOD Inhabitants youtor- day morning , nho now 1m 00,001. This la duo -to Jlr. Q , A. Trace , of No. 1411 Horco atroot , who reports the arrival of a ton pound boy at lib realdenca lost ovonlng. The mother nnd child nro doing well and aa it ia the first Mr. Ifraco l setting up the dgaru with a smiling face. A fine pan of lioraou , the property of Ilobert Dluadale , uf Klkliora Station , waa stolen on lost Wednesday night. Yesterday the team WAS recovered in Blair and the thief captured by Sheriff Grow , of Woihlngtuq county. A detective of this city will start for Blair thja morning and return Mil * evening With the thief. S y the Sioux City Journal : "Jlev , J. * A , Hultioan , of Omaha , will bo hero to-day , ' nd will remain a , couple of week * auUttug llev. A. Ilallner In revival aervlcoa at the BwedUn church on Court street. Mr. Hult- man I * ft very fine ringer , aud tha ineetlnga * r vary inuUi like those of Moody and San- key. A good deal of interest Is being nwak- oed. " A nlatakoww in de In the report that KM. lfull c red for' the lady , lira. Whit- > wy , who died ui thla dty Tueaday afternoon. The Mien of the Clirl.tlau Aid association cared for her , and iha died In the ouoclation roouis , tun ] tba matron WM by hw tide when Ua brMUwd her but. fiho waa buried * Wcdawday irfUrnoon at the poor .farm. 0 Tt * "gwitlwasa who have enjoyed the privilege of ttw rollar nk&ting rluk tlili winter . have dcW d to abow their appreciation by giving Mr , J , 0. Bllott ) a benefit oa Saturday vnliig. The IT , P. Und LM Baneromly 0tf Md IU wrvlcw , and will glvo a grand I < msnft4o conoert In full uniform , A dele- M u of Counoil BlufTs akstora and the Polo club pf ( * * t elty will attend. A guno of b twe n the Omaha and Couneil Viufr t ajn > . TJiw promtm to bo ate to all lovera of this kind of - A ROLLING IN WEALTH. The Seller of aSilyer Mine in Omaha On His fay Heine , The "Jllnnlo Monro" Mlno Solil for $500,000 to n Tarty of men. Yesterday at the depot a BEE reporter mot Mr. II. E. Miller , the recent owner of the "Minnie Mooro" silver mine at Dollovuo , Idaho. Mr. Miller was just returning from the east , where ho had disposed of the silver mine above mentioned tionod to an English firm by the name of Dent , Palmer & Co. , for the magnificent sum of $500,000 caoh. The company made the first payment of $120,000 , and the balance , $376,000 , will bo paid in Salt Lake City on Saturday next. Mr. Miller has had associated with him in the mine two ether gentlemen , but ho has owned the controlling interest Ho has been located at Bellevue and has boon instrumental in developing the mine which has just been sold for so handsome a figure. It is ono of the best paying mines in the Wood Ilivor coun try. About thirty tons of the ore is daily received nt the Smelting and Re fining works in this city. Tlio ere pans out about 110 ounces of silver and 05 per cent load , giving to the owners a not profit of § 100 per ton or $3,000 per day.Tho The now owners are already making preparations for the ineroasing of the hoisting and reduction works , so as to bo able to take ono hundred tons per day from the mine , instead of thirty Which as now. Mr. Miller , in speaking of his roconl sa'o , taid that it was a case where the mine owners have dealt directly with the purchasers , with no third party between , and hence there is no brokerage to pay. Furthermore the gentleman said it is the only way for a mine owner to profitably dispose of his property. In speaking of the ere in the Woot River country , Mr. Miller said it is prin cipally Galena ore , that is a very higl I'rado of lead oro. "Tho natural outlet for all AVood Ilivor mines , " said Mr. Miller , "ia Omaba or Denver , but nbou 80 per cent of all shipment ! ) como direct ly to the Smelting works in this city , and the quantity is to bo largely increascc with the increased facilities , which wil bo added during the present season. " This is , of itself , is another evidence o : the future prosperity and growth o Omaha , the Gate City , which ia now bo ing.watchod BO closely by the capitalists both cast and west , and , as it is a natura outlet for all mine products from the Wood river country , just BO it must bo the natural market center for all stock and prodnco of the great northwestwhicl is being populated this season as never before. "Wide Awake Druggists. 0. E1. Goodman is always ahvo In his bustJ nosB and nparoa no pains to oecuro the boat o every article In his lino. Ho boa secured th ngonoy fur the celebrated Dr. King's Not Discovery for Consumption. Tlio only certain tain cnro known for Consumption , Coughs Colds , Hoarseness. Aatluna , llay I'ovor.liron chills , or any affection of throat and lungs , Hold on a ponltlvo guarantee. Trial bottle froo. Hcpular nlzo SI WEDNESDAY'S FEAOAS , . ' Mr. J. .7. Gnminliifrs GIvoH Hln Sldo of tlio Story. The tow whichJocurrcdWodndsdayovor n abstract of this city , which was being iropnred for Ames' real cstata agency by no Bowman , a full account of which was jivon in yesterday's BEE , lias developed ito a suit against Mr. Ouinmings by Mr. Ames , in which the latter BUGS for $5OOC amagctt. Mr. Oummings gives his aide f the matter as follows ; Jill. CUMINOH' TTATEMENT. Long before Mr. Ames had employed klr. Bowman to write him up a sot o ; abstract books , I had negotiated with him jMr. Uowman ) to complete .a sot for mo under a system the patent of which Mr Bowman controlled the right of this state to soil and mako. I had my books man ufactured and ready for the work before the order for Mr. Amos' books was given to The Republican ofllco. And further when Mr. Amos' order for books woa received by 'J ho Republican I was abscn from the city and aid not return unti Bonio time their delivery of his books. The arrangements I had made with Mr. Bowman were that I should furnish al the paper and material necessary for the transcription of the Douglas county re cords and that the satno should bo my property. I have furnisher ] the material us agreed and think I liavo a right to possession - session of the notes. I have also paid all demands as per agreement for work done upon my books and transcripts. Learning : that Mr. Amos had sued out a writ ft replevin _ to recover possession of the manuscripts yesterday morning , I at once proceeded to the court-houso to got them and upon entering the olllco was met by Mr. Pratt , Deputy Sheriff Orowoll and Mr. Bowman. I demanded the maimnf scripts , etc. nf papers , , belonging to mo which Mr. Bowman delivered to mo. and M which I carried away with mo. Upon a returning to duty at The Republicar ofllco I was mot on the street by Messrs. Ames and Pratt and Deputy Shcril ! Crow ell , near the ofllco , and was firal encountered by Mr , Pratt calling mo vile names , etc. , and afterwards by Mr. Atne * , who pursued the same course , and stop ping to ono side , I advanced to The Re publican oflico door. Both ran at m & ieobj. I turned around and both shook II tho'r fiats in my face still calling names , and being excited and enraged I nulled my revolver out of my pookut. 1 did nol point it at any ono , but drew it to protocl myself. My knowledge of the whole matter has been all along , and now i , that Mr , Bowman's agreement with then does not prohibit him from making ono other sot or fifty of them at thoaumu time under the suna system if nuch ia his do J. J. CUMIILVOH. - - > Jlussla 8al\o ia unequalled for cmlulalin , rJiapped handa , front Lltea , oto. Ty tt Police Court. A largo number of spectators were in attendance at police court yoaterJay. ha Four cases wore disposed of by Judge in Bcnuke. Two disturbers of the peace ; hi ono case of intoxication ; ono c ao of ob the ' ' etructlng and rcaiating an officer. The Uisturbors of the peace worp eacl fined ? 0 and coats. Ono pnid and the other vws aent to the county jail. The cuio for intoxication vros a ainat Maggit I-iinihy , tie proatiiuto arrested Wodnea day ni bt. When called , ahoatoppodfor ward with n boldness and brazon-faccd- now which would put to shame ho most hardened woman in hamo , nlthough she is scarcely moro han seventeen years of ago. She pleaded guilty nnd was fined § 10 in coats. Al- hough she had no money and was com- > ollod to go to jail , she laughed and Boomed to consider it a right good joko. Charles Townsend , was charged with ntorforing with an ofilcor while ho was n the discharge of his duty , nnd upon pleading guilty was fined $10 coats , Ilo vill keep the woman company in jail. Bnoklcn'fl Arnica Salvo. The Rreatoet modlcnl wonder of the world. Warranted to upoodlly euro Bum , Cuts , Ul cer * . Hnlt Khoum , tfovor Sores , Cancers. Pilon , OhillblMna , Corns. Tetter , Chapped hand * , ami All akin eruption , garnntocd to euro In verr ln tnnco , or money refunded. 25 cents t o * TI1H PHlIilIAIWIONlO. A I'lCftSlnfc Concert , In IVIiloh Miss IIowo and Maclnrno Cnrrano Take IjeadliiR 1'nrts. Last evening the Philharmonic society ; ave their second concert at Boyd's opera louno. Owing to the storm and consequent quent mud , the audience was very small , ilany Boats , however , were sold which were n6t occupied last evening. Al- hough the audicnco waa small , it was nevertheless a very appreciative ono , and each selection in its turn was loudly ap < plaudcd. The programme wai opened by shorus : < , "Stars of the Summer Night , " byBa Leslie , and "Sweet and Low , " by Bamby. While the Philharmonics show cloao and careful drill , it cannot bo said , that they have improved a great deal , it any , since their laat concert. In a num bemi of places in their choruses the har mony was poor , and it seemed as if they miwe were all singing with difficulty. Then , again , the singing was easy and the liar- mony nnd effect nearly approaching per' ' foction. The chorus was followed by Mia ; Emnm IIowo , with Proch's "Thomo ant Variations. " As the little lady utoupod forward upon the platform she was greeted with storms of applause. Al the finish the audience would not take no for nn answer , but insisted upon another selection. Misi Howe responded with "I Wouldn't , Would You ? " She is a very pleasing artist , and has won for herself n warm plnco in the hearts of the musical pcoplo of Omaha. Her voice is awoot , powerful and flexible , and her upper register ia wonderful. At thi cloao of her first selection she cxoculec in nn exquisite manner a difficult trill which fairly captivated her auditors. Madame Teresa Carrono gave as i piano ! solo Liszt's "Ilhapsodio-Hongroiso , No. 0. " The audience sat as if spell be bound while the handi * of this wonderfu at chased each other over the ivories , nndiat the cloao they burst forth with np- plauso which made the dome of the opera houao echo and re-echo. Madame Carrono . ' rcspdndcd with a second end selection. Paw , if any , finer pianists have _ over appcaroc before an Omaha audience than IB Madame amo Carrcno. Her touch is grand. While she has the soft , pleasant touch of a lady , she also possesses the strong , powerful touch pf a gentleman. She executes cutes in a striking manner , her trills being very smooth and her wrist mont wondorful. The Philharmonic then Bang "God , Thou art Great. " Miaa Maul sang an obligate solo in a very ploaaing manner and crowned horaolf nnotv with lanrols. Mr. Estabrpok and Mr. Northrup sang duet in their usual good style , which was followed by a quartette by Miss Maul , Mrs. Estabrook and .Messrs Northrup and Ponncll , Madame Oarrono again appeared , giv ing two selections in a queenly manner. A solo by Mr. Bl&U < = Iy , "Tho Heart Bowed Down , " wits well received. A ohorud by the Philharmonic was fol lowed by Miss Howe with "Tho Daisy. ' She was recalled and sang a second selec tion. ; Mndamo Oarrono gave two selections in superb style to the great delight of the audionco. The concert closed with a quartette and chorus , " 0 Believe Mo. " The quartette - totto was composed of Miss Howe , Mrs- Jester , Miss Pennoll nnd Mr. Brockon ridge The choruses were directed by Mr. D. Blakoloytto whom grout credit is duo. Mr. Martin Cahn played the accompani ments in n style peculiarly his own ant consequently good. _ . "HOUGH ON HATS. " , Oloara out rats , inico , roaches , flics , ants , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks , gophers , loc. Druggists VANDEEBILT IN OMAHA , Yon UK George Vamlorullt mul Patlj I'ftso Through this City. At 11:30 : yesterday a special car o : the Now York Control & Hudaon JRivor railway arrived in this city. The cor waa occupied by Mr. Ooorgo Vanderbilt , son , W. II. Vanderbilt , Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Twombly and wife , the latter being son-in-law of W. H. Vandorbilt. The party are out on a little ploasun excursion and at the same time are keep Ing their eyes wide open. They are loot ing over the various railroads and picking up any now points that may prescni themselves. They came in from Chicago over the 0. &N. W. rend , and left this city on No , at noon. They go from here to Den vor where they will atop for a few days , und they will then determine which waj they will go from there. During their short stay in this city they hired a carriage nnd took a drive up town ANOTHER WHOLESALE ESTAB. LISHMENT. FAY & Co , , formerly of MinnoapoK. Minn. , will open a wholesale confection cry , cigar and fruit business , in a few weeks , at the old stand of Piorcoy & Bradford on 1'urnam street. ( im&ot The "Stnr Five , " The "Star * ivo" of the Paxton hoto gave a very pleasant party ut Mnthow's hall Wednesday. A goodly number were attendance , and all enjoyed themselves hugely. Good muaio was proaont. a crowd tripped the light fantaatio their heart's content. " , MOLLOUN-LOCJAN Mr , Ilarvoy Mollorn of Kankwkeo , 111. , to MIw Nora Logan of Omaha , were married at the First M. K church of thli city , by llov. Chnrlea W , Bridge , ou Thunday , March 27 , EEPtJBLTOAN PEIMABIES , Pour ol tlio I'rcsont CotincUincn Sc- onro Itciioinlnntlons Also Dclc- to the City Conven tion Klcctcd. The republican primaries were held catcrday evening between the hours of " and 7. The vote was light. In only ono or two wards was the full republican 'orco brouqht out. There were contests n four wards , the First , Second , Third and Sixth. The following is a list of lie delegates to the city convention and Lho name of the successful candidates for the council from the various wards : FIRST WAllD. For ] councilman 0. 0. Thrano. spirited contoat took place in this ward between Erncsl Stuht , who was nomi nated at the ward caucus , and 0. C. Thrano , the present incumbent. The re sult was the nomination of Thrano by a vote of nearly four to ono against all op position. Dologatcn Ebcn K. Long , Josiah Kent , It. G. Jonkinson , Ed. O'Sullivan , Wm. Umphorson , S. J. Bergstrom , Geo. Hoffman. SECOND WARD. For 1 councilman John F. Bohm. Delegates Dan Shull , Anton Franzl , M. 0. Mcany , Morris Morrison , Elijah Dunn , 0. Spoeht , J. Kavan. THIRD WARD. For councilman D. L. McGuckon. Delegates Price Sanders , Charles Soudingburg , f rod McClelland , A. W. Oloaon , , Henry Borthold , Chris. Willie , John II. Salilor. FOURTH WARD. For councilman W. F. Bechol. Delegates J. H. Millard , K. W. Brockonridgo , P. L. Porrino , G. Andnr- son , J. H. Ltchtoborgor , A. A. Parker. G. A. Lake. Pimm WAKU. For councilman Ed. Loedor. Delegates Wm. White , T. 0. Brun- nor , E. B. Wood , John Wallace , Charles Hunt , H. W. CoasloJamea Knight. SIXTH WAIH ) . For councilman John B. Furay. In this waid ihroo candidates were in the field , J < ? hn B. Furay , George Bathbun nnd W. J. Baker. The vote was , Furay 87Baker7GandIlathbun24. Delegates Andrew N. Koar , Martin Ittnor , Frank Phelps , John Shill , Louis Kamrnor , Peter Peterson and Charles Holwig. . Mr. T. W. Atkins , Girard , Kan. , writes : "I noiorlunllito to roiommond your Elpc- trlc JJIttora to my customer ) , they give entire satlsfactionjuid nro rapid sollors. " Electric IHttors an the purest nnd best medicine known anj will positively euro ICidnoy and Liver complaints. Punfy the blood nnd regulate - ulato the bowels. No family can afford to bo without them. They will save hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills every year. Sold nt DO conls a bottle by C. F. Goodman. PERSONAL. J. W. McLaren , is a guest of tlio Millard. BJU. Y. Lee , of Fremont , ia at the Paxton. II. M. Lockwood , of Lincoln , is at tlio Mil lard. II. A. Darnell , .Lincoln , is nt the Metro politan. K. II. Fogg , of Beatrice , is stopping at the 1'n : ; ton. W. IT. Handall , of Columbus , is at the Paxt n. / . W. BKler , of North Platte , la a guest of the Mjllard. N. Taylor , wife and daughter , nro at the Metropolitan. C. II. I'errigo , of West t'olnt , is a guest of the Pa * ton. J. 32. Hurray , Sigournoy , Ia. , is at tlio Metropolitan. O. M. Drnso , of Lincoln , b registered at the Pnxton , E. M. Kenton nnd wife , of WIsner , nro In the city at the Millard. Mrs. S. CrlswoII , of Ida Grove , In. , is reg iatored at the Metropolitan. II. I ] , Persona nnd II. W. Porcous , of Cen tral City , are guests of the Pnxton. lion. M. L. Ilayward nnd wife , of Nebraska braska City , are stopping at the Paxton. Geo. ( L. Farnham , of Peru , nnd 11.1C. Val entlno , of West Point , are at tlio'Millard. Hon. ] A , G. Kendall , commissioner of public lands and bulldlnga , registered at the Mlllaid. - W. Wallace Haley , Idaho , nnd Frank W. Harbor , Franklin , Nob. , are at the Motropoli tat . A J. L. Webster nnd wife , nnd Mrs. N. Shelton tot returned to this city from St. Louis , over the Wttbash yesterday , J. W , Swain , manager of the Consolidated Tank line , with headquarters.at Kansas Cityr canio up to Omaha this morning. A Plcnsant Burplsij , _ Mis Sophia Wohlford was pleasantly surprised Wednesday by a number of friends gathering at her homo on North Eighteenth stroot. Dancing was the principal SJamusoinont of the evening , whiuh waa kept up till a late hour. A = delicious supper was served about midV night , Thoao present vroro Miases 8 Walker , Logan , Emma nnd Laura Toozor , ANDREWS RSriOU RYlNGTOHOLDDOWh EARLBAKINQPOWOE ITAMOOUNOTORISC " ' ' PURE CREAWI TARTAR : day. , S1OOOCiven "nillra10""iyjiijurloiis8ubtuuiif ! cttu bo founa vAon St i W1 Baking 1'owrtor. Is ix . > Jiiv PURE. Bolnacnilowil. andtcstlmonlab PV"0011 cl"mlsU ! asa Dana HUJK. Dos. hou-e V dun . , . , . Imma and Lizzio Eckelund , Cosjjrovo .nd Tillio Wohlford. Messrs. Walker , Toozer , Will nnd Henry Kelly , Soronaon , McKonny , llhodesand Hoonoy. M'GUIRE'S ' ' MISTAKE , A Former Oniahn Sinn , Now In St. Joe , With n Serious OflVsnsc. P. H. McGuire will doubtless bo remembered by many Omaha men. This gentleman used to own the Pftlaco saloon on the corner of Twelfth and Farnam. Ho became greatly involved in dolt while here and was finally closed out by Ilia creditors. From Omaha ho wont to Lincoln. From that place ho wont to St. Joe , Missouri. There ho started up again in the saloon business. A short time ago ho was arrested. The charge preferred against him was obtaining money under false pretenses. It appears ho wont to the firm of Tootle , Iloaoa it Co. , nnd another firm in that city. To obtain goods ho represented to Ihom that ho had monor in n bank in Essex , Iowa. Upon thoao representa tions goods were sold to him. In pay ment thereof ho gave his check for § 400 on the bank above mentioned. The chocks , when presented , were not paid for want of funds to his credit. Hia ex amination was hold last Tuesday. Ho was hold in the sum of § 1,000 to appear at the next term of the circuit court , which convenes in St. Joe on Juno 2d. Ho gave the required bond nnd was lib erated. Contributions 10 tlio Chlld'n Hospital ami Homo iu February. Mrs. F. H. Davis , 12 cans fruit , otc. ; Mrs. Lowe five cans tomatoes. The ladies of Christ church , Gorman' town , Pa.ono barrel containing blankets , shoots , pillow cases and clothing. The ladies of Christ churchCambridge , Mass. , ono barrel containing shoots , pil < low canes , clothing , books and pictures. Contribution boxes , S4 05. SISTKU SAUAK. Attention KnlghtR ! 'All members of Omaha Ledge No. 20 , Knights of Pythias _ , are requested to as semble at their Caatlo ITnllcorner of 14th nnd Douglas streets , Friday , March 28th , nt 1 p. m. , to attend the funeral of Bro ther Gottlieb Kirchnor , from Planol Lodge No. 4. By order of CHHIST. WILLR , Chancellor Commander. Suit was iustitutod In the district court yestorilay by John II. Van Plew , Charles II. Van Plow and Marbn B. Saumlors against the City of Omulm. It is brought to recover $1,513 damages to lotj land 2 , In block 02 , arising from the establishment of the grada of tha street in front of said lots. Pure. Ihlt powder njvor vaciM. A round of purl elHmth and wholeeomonMi Uoro eonomlcaltha theoaluary Undaund CWPCJ beoold In conipotco | ' wltu tbemultltuda of ton MI : , short welgl t nlum o "biinahate r-n\vdnr4. fnM onnn c ns. lloya nr fowdor On. , 100 Wall cot Knw VorL- * SPECIAL NOTICES TO IiOJlI lionov. MONEY LOANED On chattel property by J. T IlnVriV , 211 xouth I4tb street. 38.1ni § . MONBT TO LOAN Tbo lowest rtos of Interns " Bomla' Loaa Agenoj , 16th & Dauglaa 234-tf TlyfONEY TO LOAN In suras of JSOO. nd upward IYJL O. F. Unls and Co. , Real Eutato and Lonn I Agents ) ( , ICe : Farnam St. 393 tf MONEY loaned on chattel proportj. by 8. T I'ctcrsin , S. 1 corner 15th iiim Duuglaa icy-lin HBLV WAMTU1J. WANTED An laVcfiBont"'womnrVovarafsTln th" V oaro oj children ami do seeuml work at Mrs Gray's 2Cth and St. Mar } a avo. llctercncca required 1MU . WANTED-SIx or eight good strong girls for w ' lous work. Apply at the I'aiton Hotel. 1/820 / } WANlit ) A ( toodcIrl to do general house w ork Ajiply 1610 llirnoy St. 225 281 J WANTED-60 railroad men 317 llth HL 187-27 ! If. MANNWEILER. r. WANliD A girl ( or general hnu'o work. Goot wai.s will 1)9 paid. DMAS. rLKCK , Eagle b"u e J . 8.14th Sts. > ifa 28J /ANTED Tliroo sale * ladles at the fanoy uiin nd notion ntcre , 1617 UJUtiUi St. 216-27 ] TOT-ANTED A kitchen girl light away at 1414 TTUonjIasfit. Boston Itostaurant 13I-2SJ WANTED-Olrltod' ) gcncnl houjownrk 1716 N. Uth St. va t ( WAJJTEDa'rr " " { 4t hltohouse's Drug Store 702 N. 16th St 123-tf WANTED- ' for general homo work S. W.oor , X1 lllhand . Howard. 113 28 WANTED-Dlulnit room girl u ) 1817 Capitol ave. * 124-SH - F "TI7ANTED At the Metropolitan Hotel , three ex. jwrlencod dlsing room guU lutnodlately. lu- qulroiur stew ard. 16027 WANTKD A filrl lor < cond work mid lo asaiat P wltn Muhlutfiuullronirur. Mr * , K'ligman.eoi ' it 1'louant St. , beluiic.li Ht. Uury'i uuuid llatneySt. , BCOoiiJtit > t ntt no Horn cut. C3-7J LADIES OH VOUNOMEN ln''clty ' oroountn-to ttVenlco light uid I'leaaant ' work at tlalrovtn hotnci ; S2 cr(5 day eaully ami qulttly nml ; lurk t by P' lluo ; < un\is iiir ( : no tainr ( or tnly I'liyuw vlurau ItclUblo ilku'l't'Co ' , I'hlladelnhla , i a driver , TT. Uvb-lucu .6t VUECN ' . I'UOTKCTOU-Unnttc.xleiitfdl/iduc-omenU .6tF ' . nffurodlady tguoti lor th1 * new rubborundernr F &t lot luilea. . . . . Addriw . . * . . with _ jumin , Ladlea' On- dergarment Oo.,9 outh MayBt. , Chicago. 821-lm - . jl _ ' WAN1ED Lvllei oi jounj men to take nlco - j , ijoasaut work at their own home ; J2 to SJ a , J . cully made : work vent brirttlino CUUTMIDK. Jv , Adllriw K lUdJ & Co. , box 1(7 Dubuque Iow > . Co. I Girl In l nriy | cl two ( or Ku I V ir lhou / work.Vhlto orcolorel. Apply Utwcuu Quid 4 o'clock , 110 Houth 851 h ht. 4th - ( rein Uodga. Tl/ANTKD Orod autl coui | > tent fltl IT homo. 47 ? uurk Apply at corner ct InJUntMKl Siun. Janw itrcct , ou rod car Ur.e. Mn. Herbert T , I cavlit , } UM'J ' " r for Infants and Children. Cnstorlaproniotcs Digestion and overcomes Vjatuloncy , Constipa- ion , Sour Stomach , Diarrhoea , nnd roverishncss. It insures health and uutural elccp , without morphine. " Castorlft h no well adnptM to Children that recommend It as superior to any prescription known to mo. " Jt. A. Ancnicn , JI. D. , 82 Tortland Avo. , Brooklyn , N. V , "What Klvcs our Children rosy chock * , . What cures tticlr fevers , makes them ( Open i 'Tin Cnatorltu TVlien baMes fret and cry by turns , What cures their colic , kills their worms , Hut Cmtorln. What quickly cures Constipation , Sour Stomach , Colds' , Indigestion , Hut Cnntorliv- Farewell hcn to Morphine Syrups , Castor Oil nntl 1'nregorlo , andUnit Unit Cnstorlnl CENTAUR LINIRftEMT im absolute euro for Khounin- tisni , Sprains , Burns , Galls , &c. The most Powerful find Pono- trntiug Pniu-rclioving nnd noulluff Bcincdy luiown to man. WANTKD-Two good broom maker ! and sewers at ruttsmouth bioom worts : stcndy work. " \X7ANTED Acomjwtint scnantglrlfor general VV homo work , none other need. Apply T. C. niONNlUU 104 28 T\7ANTED-Immediately , a first class second girl. IV W s J3.BO iitr week. Ilcfcroncos rcijuliod. Apply at Pol M. T. 1'atrlek s Blunders fat near Grace. 113 27 | W ANTii-Oood : ( rlrl lor Rcneral houseworklief - crciicos required. Call at 2217 Howard St , E. it HaunJcn. 120 27 ! WANTED A gltlfor second work nnd to nssltt with washing and Ironing. Mrs. Klngman , 604 . 'leasnntSt between St. Marj'n a\e. , andllarncy St. lecond street w cat of the Com cut (9 278 \ATANTED Olrls at Ktrplojimnl Bureau. No of- > > 11 co ( co. 217 N. 10th street. BO 29 } W ANTED BlnloR room ( 'lrlat the Emmet house , llth , between llarney and Farnnm. < 8-288 A pill to do second work. Apply at 014S.mii St W-tf WANTED Tw n Kirls , cook and nurse. App y at ticket olllco , 1113 l'nr..nm street. 24 t O. C. IIOBBIK. TT/'ANTED Tohlrott Klrlor middle aged woman VT forRcncral hou owotlf. Good WORCI will bo paid , 11081'anutn street , betneou llth and 12th St. 072 tf \TrANTED-A girl , 1514 California street. W soitf TT7ANTED-Glrlslwo want 16 girls for general VT house work , to applyatouca to Cannon Dro's and Co. Oppo-lto 1 * . O. No charge 741-tf ANTED A German dining room Itltchen girl. Hcsso and Hoppo , 118 8. 13th St. , between [ Inrnov und IIo \ ard. 686-tf W Situation , experienced stenographer , also ; quick nnd accurate at tgurc < . wtttes plain , rapid , loijt hand. Address "S cro hand" Uoi olllce. 176 0 } TTTANTED Employment by a j ountr man In ptnro. VV Apply II. MANNWEILtll. 16829 ! WANTED Todrlvo dellvorv wagoner work In store , speaks Gorman and English , References furnished. Addrosi "O. K. " Bee otllcc. t03-2S | WANTED Situ'tlon as mcond girl In small fam lly. Inquire at the Arcade , iouglas St , bet. 12th and 13th St. 102 27 § l ANTED Situa Ion as conlncr In prh ate family. VV Good rccou.cuaatlon gl\cn. Addroja "L. A/ Bee olllce. ISt 23 ( WAN fhD 1'otltlon of any kind bj competcn' ' 3 oungumn with reference" . "D."cmplomciit bureau BIT N. 10th f trcet. 161.27 } W : ANTED A reliable joungmun wants a place to work , board and go to school. "S. A. W. ' Boo office 338-tf WANTED Situation by nn experl < nced drcsi ni ker. Address "M. K. " Bee ( .IHce. 57-291 WAW'ib. WANTED-For spot cash , 6 to 8 room oiltazc. Box 0:0 1C4-1) WANTED few norsins to learn bcok keeping. Will wait on > alf pa ) until situations arc fur nWiccl J. B. SMITU , 1610 Douglas. 8031" WANTED 3-pOO jards of dirt , at "or -arono block vtcafiot the Convent on St. Mary's avo- uue. S. It JOHNSON , SSl-t ot Stoflo , Johnson A.l'o. WANTED-Room and board within fir blocks of Post olllco , for gentleman and wife. Addr 93 "C. E. R. " this olllce. 210-271 FOB KENT Hoacoa BU Lota. F IOR REST Nlco furnlthod front room at No. P18 Howard street , bctw een 8th nnd Oth 057-27 ] FOR RKNT A nicolj furniihed parlor uiss expos nro with or without board , Hnist location lu iho city , N. W. comer 18th and 1'amaai Sts. 15) tf FOR REST 1st class 0 room cottage. S. T. Peterson , S. U corner 16th and Douglas. 182-tf FOHRENT rurnisho I lee B , prhato family with or "Ithout board. Table boarders accommoda- ltd , 1814 Davtnport struct 0/0-Slt FOR RENT Store room and basornsnt corner mil and Junes. Inquire at 1623 Jacksou. If TjlOR RENT Nicely furnlfhtd front room , back J ? room furnlm ed or unfurnished with or without card , 1616 Podgf. 02M > 0 ! 1710R RENT Nlco nrat 5 room cottage In llanncom ' place , 3 blocks cast of I'ork arc. street cars , 820 per month. IHRKMl&JIAYNK. 31-tf TUW 1 RKNT 10) acre farm , Alsobilck jard. T. Murray. OS U FOR RENT Nlco furaUhed room , 1717 Caes Street. 07 < J 275 FOR RENT Furnlshaa room , 1610 1'arnam street S827 { F U RENTFarntuhcd rooms 1017 Dodga ctrei. 003 tf TT1O11 RKNT A furnished room for ono gentleman , ? 2614 Douglas. 4-tf EfiOK 1 HKNT Tbo evcoud and third floors of my building , J10S farn&m St 8. LEHMAN. 071-tf T10R KENT Sui en room cotUge , near lh U. I > . ? depot , roftiesflon , April 8th. Innulra at 2121 Webster Street , gr of her. JU.lt. Lalng , 12th and Jltson streets. 682.tf TiuH 1 ti-Eftl' A ( urntaned ( rout room ( or one or two gentlemen , corner Hth and Uftituport Bts. EoT-tf RENT FurnlshoJ room 10i7 Chicago. 770 tf ' FOR RENf Furnl > nwl rooms , 1617 Dodgu sercet. . by T7OR LEASE-0 business loti 16th street , ctweon Davenport and CtpltoUxmue , east ld . for a term of yrais. AMES , * 0 tf 16)7 Furn.m street. ° IR RENT Rooms In Nebnuka Nation * Bank to offloei In the oltr Supplied wltK hydraulla o D team. Apply at Bank. HZO-tf pOR BEHT-FiunUhea roomi on tha north * * and n oor. UthandCaplt&laroauii , formerly Crolcnttm iM.tr heitedKJK.Uth. 975 H SAJ.K FOR SALE State and country rluhti for Ihe 1m- proud milk pan , by Jlrn. J. Scholler , N. W. cor. 6th and California ht. Omaha , Neb. 101.29 lo. FOP. 11ILVT Ktoro , also eoo.1 rnoiui and offices Ia Crouiuu'i Block. E II. HITOIICOOK. 107-4) ) T JLj TTMM SAliK-Ono hiya Mosler llahrounn lida't. 5 ton M/O a ir-io I new Height 4 htt 3 luchet w-ldti ; ) S foot , 10 Indies , depth 3 food H Inchti. lor MitlcuUr * Imiulru t olflcu i Nebruka Implement ' , on 14th street betw ui Hiruvy > ud Ho tU St. bt 198231 FOR 8ALK Drood vove'f and atock hO t by V A. lUrrUou , C.ty iteara liundry llihat. 103 J9J ! Ijiuil U VLB Six room ootta/e UrvJ Inn RoJ { t | At well and i-Utorn , lu'l ' lot N. K.corurr Clwrlw nd i u near 1'oor Clalro Cuiucnt.Noitli Onulit OOO an rtum , lahnce ou loog time. O T , WULIr * . VOJ uji i'lcrtp bt , iso If ' ni 1'J' [ /OR SAtK At ft l > aru ln. A nno two fe od carD - D rjall In perfect order , llfiht and ultahlnforono orso. May bo Been at Simpson's CanUgo K'ctory. 203 28t F IOR SAM ; Choice lots near Park , ( ram $303 to $000. Choice la's In lUccall'fl add. to Okohoma ( ram 800 to $376. 10 lots In Witcox 2d adi ; nil fenced , with gael house , 81,000 cilh. .1'AULSEN & CO. 13127 FOH SAM ! Full o-riier lot loth and Dodge St , "f- 811,010 without anil 812,500 nlth building. A hotel with JO room * , full comer lot , 512,300. The rent \\ill ray lo per cent on Investment. 1'AUL- 4 SEN .V CO , , 134-27 FOH SALK-44 ( t. front by T7 ft on 16th near 1/ard Sjtr. , Ja.fiOO. Half a lot 03x84 In Implement , Association add. , $276 cash , r , For ere week oily , 10 acres 3 inllouratot A Fort , ? 1.SOO cash. If A larco attortment of nil kind of property by yV PAUL3EN .V CO. 133 27 _ i/S FOU SAI.E-Orocerj ttand with a trxclo of SI 203 per year 1013 Ilirney St. N. W. MERRILL. 112-205 Oh SALE Six first clMi huslncsi lots on 10th street. BELL & , SUHIVEU. 1S7.31 F ! OR SALE Fresh milch cows at Military brIJgo , on Cuminj ? St. 1'ENNV & WILLIA5IS 1CO-1J , iOn SALE Two lots In Slilnn'fl 1st addition not _ ? o\or 2 blocks from Baundori St.S87B and $1,050 * each. A bargain. IIIEY & JIOTTKIl , S W. corner ' i 15th And farnam. 105 tf SALE Elczant 10 aero piece , west of bar- I rncl s , incrlookln ? the city. Very desirable for subilhldlng , 81.200 cish-STnU will bo offered for enl } ' one wcok. cry tiico lot. small house , south 12th St. , $1,160. Aero lot s In Norwood only $40 to $00. The boat lota in Hlmcbaugh placn , $675 up. ' II Choice lots In llanscom p'ace , K17B to $9no. Lots In Orandlew , just south of the U. P. depot , 81'6 to $300. Elegant 6 room cotURO , full lot , li mil s from I' . 0. , $ lr,00 , 200 down , balance 816 per month. An 4cro lot with good flro room house on Hurt St , $2,600 , 3fO down , balance $25 per month. Ono hilt ncre lot , house 4 rooms , stable , eta. , Call- fornla street,81,700 , $200 down , balance tlSlOpcr month. A block cf lots In Wilcox addition. Male offer. Lookout. Ihcrolasonictlilnp In It. 41 a-rc In Tuttlo's tub dUUlon , 81 250. Good 4 room house , lot lOOxlDi , nn l th street near William street , $3,500 , $250 down , and $20 per month. El-gant In Ick residence , 10 rooms , ovcrv romcn- loncc , latgo barn , lot 60\200 only one-half block off St. .Marj 'a a onue , $7,500. Very ea y terms Nlco 7 room rcsldcncj , lot 40x120 , m ar fct JIarj 's ruenue , $4COO 2J acres nlco land norih Omahn , $1,500 Makes ten gowl lots I1AUKEU A. MAYNE , N. EL corner 13th and Farm in. 153tf FOll SALE A 80 aero ( arm i U'n miles nortlnvcft of Fremont. 20 acres Duo lottomhajlniul ; bouse , barn , grannry , fmttrcds Price $1,500 , $1,000 cush. S , Address JOHN JOHNSON , Jamestown , Neb. 118 27f A Small stock of Draffs and Drujnst ( ' Fixtures for s ale In the live tow n ot Waterloo , Nehraska' Koodoi.oninjr'oraplijalclan. Address J , II. 81L- KR. Klkhorn station , Neb. 789 tf FOU SALfi-Oood ttock of Confectionery. MAIL IILE'3 AKcncy , 217 N. 16th St. 101 29) ) FOH SALE Ono ect of Tinners' tools at Jliy A. Kundc. N.V. . cor. 10th and Izard Sts. 103 20 ! < < EKD CORN FOR S\LK 1000 bushola of good O sound old rorn. Apply to Dr Chambers Vcter- liary Surgeon , Omaha. 63 tf F OR SALE A spnn of males , harness and wagon. Inrjuiro 2217 Chicago. 67-23S l FOR SALE A lot of fresh milk cows at 25th and California St 60231 ! > l TnWU PALE Now cook stoves tor $10. Newcliatn- ' * ? licr suits , Jor $21. at Ullli Co , 116 north 10th St. Wo guarantee all new poods 7 tt FOU SAMC March 20th. $1,4U1 mortirafro on nn. ' prnvcd farm in Dou las county clcatliiff ten per cont. PAULSEN A , CO. , 1600 Farnam St b tf FOR SALE Lot 01X132 on Chicago street , with Lottago , four rooms , bal , two closets , coed cel lar , filter cisttrn , th es , fruit , irrapca , 3,600. tar- fc'am. . I'OTIBH i.COBB SSOtf 1615 1'arnaui St. FOR SALE A patent lee-box mntaulo for lutcier " > . or hoardiii ) ; hoiua ut U. 1 * . U. it. Jicat market ua North ietn at , ms-im * TfOR SALE AT A BAUGAIN-IIaH a block near St. . v JU llarj'd avenue , only live blocks from < Xurt i'i JIouso , Beautiful resident Iota or sultablo for ten " < anthousen. Will aub divide. Addrcaa 'JOlIKINrf 024 1'arnam ttreet. 78J tf J FOR HALE Ola DOWBiu-.Hirj m latgu kud quantities at this oftiou F IOR SALE A Oiet class Yose & fan Vlo.no , at a bargain. In < iulro EdUolm & ErlcksonV. 621 tf TTIORSALE Four show cafes very cheap. Innuir" JL1 at Edholni & Erlcksu. 600-tt FOR BALK OR TRADE A good span of tnulci , Harness and wagon. Apply to Alex a. Charltou , at McCaguo Bros. OsO tf FOR SALE Farm 3 mlloH from city. Inqulr ] Mrs. lloycr , over Roodtr's Drug etore , 10 and Webster. H7S-U FOR SALE Two open nocond-hauil bugfloi uj ono delivery wagon , ohoip , at 18) ) ! ' llnrncj U : . 32n-t FOR SALIC Two portable boilers , 10 horto t > n < v Apply H I ) . FlT/SPAfUICK 683 tf 218 ( NOHth 16th ft. riOHBAMS-A uurnll Morier , Uoliman &t'o. , Ilr proof taJt , almoBt now , at this office. tf MISCELLANEOUS , ISSES A. and E. JIoV n f&shloiuWo dr > 9inak. Ing FarnamSt , ODi.o lto lojd Opera house. E\enliiE dresses a Bpeclolly. 1G7-28 'VTOTICE The co ptrUorship hcrct ifnro oilitlu ? .1 between Emery nd katon In this d dlsolved mutual consent , all llabllltloi und nrcnniits to bo settled by 0. H Eaton. J. M.CMf.RY. 0.11. hAJON. Having succeeded Iho flrm of Enioiy and t-iton , In the Omaha Stove Repair notkn 1 will mill contlnua the hutlneaa at the old ii'and 160 Si utli 14th St , and Invite all persons wanting casting uf uut dm rlptl gho mo a call. 0. M. KAlON , 16029 NOTICE Tbu dllllculty 1-ctweea the roemb ri of the flrm otStjIeand lUHtr has Ueu fettled , all money duo the Him BMOU ! 1 bu | nld t' > John htyles who tontlLUca Iho liu in > ! > ut the o d Hand. Z0727 DIRT CHEAP AbuJt 10JOardsof uJttll iflvcu away , with a uranium , a * the north-weit cor , olSeventeenth and Io.nouorttj , next to ichool , UStf IOST OiiBaturdaMtrh. 121 a gold bracelet J b arinir th name of Addle 1'fck. Kinder trill v * at tbli ofllit , and Lo r w ardcd. 1W-27S OST I'air steel bound ipcitacloi Finder will bo rewarded by luavlug at lili ! Daven | rt bt. Mrs , FCHRODEK , tha magnetic hralrrluur turn id and U b tlln | ; t itrUkat 19il I > at ni > o < t , b tweon 10th and 17th St. 760 luiof EDWARD KUEBX , JA01STER OF PiJJUlfBTKRr AND CONaiTlON aT.BM Tenth iiiovt , bttwwn Faroaui and JU r. : , wui. wua tno old ot EUiralan cpirlu , obtilrlng ui cuuaitloii ID (04 niiani./ V4 wi 'hoti ( udtr , fcrteci utUUutlo
