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    OMAHA DAILY BEE-THURSDAY , APRIL 10 , 1834.
DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning , April 10 ,
Notice to AiUcrdRorn.
1L S. Smith , who hsw for the pant year
filled Iho i > osltlon of mnnnircr of tlis ndvortla-
In ? dgpartmant of TIIK BKK , hm loasad the
city ndvortlslnR ot this pftpor. nnd will horoaf-
lor have complotq control of tli&l department.
E. HoatjWATtfii ,
Frn l < Iont BKB PubUtMnp Co.
tflio Weather ,
For iho Upper Mississippi valley :
Light local raius , followed by fair
>
woftthor with northerly to oaslrly winds ,
rising followed by falling barometer in
the northern portion with slight changes
in the temperature.
For the Missouri valley : Generally fair
weather , northerly to easterly winds with
n slight riao in the lomppraturo.
* LOOAL BBEVITTES.
Ali'tloloss of tlio "bonuttful" Mid n llttlo
" " if please.
mow of the "elegant , you
llov. Dotwllcr , pastor of the English
Lutheran church , will remove his family to
thla city next week.
Two disturbers of tlio peace werofouforo 1
Judge Beneko yesterday. Ono paid ft fine
of 85 nnd costa , and the other WAS sent up.
The fifteenth nnnual ball of the Eminot
Monument nisoclatlon will bo held atVal-
kHici'tf hall on Easter Monday evening.
Mr. Ernest Stuht Is tha father of n 12
pound boy biby , which found Its way Into his
household ycstordny morning nnd ho Is now
singing "for I nm the father of a bouncing
baby boy. "
0. II. Fitch , postal clerk on the Sioux
City & Omaha railroad , has boon promoted to
the Omaha nnd Ofdon main Him. This la
deserved promotion and the position wiU bo
nbly filled by Mr. Fitch.
The ladfoi of the South Omaha M. K.
church will glx o another supper and social en
tertainment nt the panonagit , 1007 Pierce
from C until 9
street , on Thursday evening ,
o'clock. All nro cordially Invited.
March weather has found Its way Into
April nnd the ciUroni of this city were on
tortalnod by ' 'right smart" snow storm yes
terday forenoon. Wonder If such April showers
will bo tbo means of bringing May flowers.
Au address will bo given on temperance
by o prominent gentleman of this city on
Thursday evening , the 10th Ins t.In the Tenth
Strait City Mission , nt half past seven. All
friends of the cause nro invited to bo present.
Yesterday County Attorney Cowln drew up
the contract for putting tha boating apparatus
in the now court house , nnd tbo same * was
signed in the afternoon by the county commis
sioners nnd D. 1'ltrpatrlck , the contractor.
The contract for furnlshlng the xtoam
heating apparatus far the now court house
wan signed yo tord y by Donnls lltapatrick ,
the successful bidder. Tub bond for $3,000
was signed by Clark Woodman. The work Is
to bo completed by October 1,1881.
About 10:30 : Tuesday eight cormlderabl
exclto-mont wan created upon upper Douglas
street by n woman whowsina fit of hysterics.
A crowd gathered and the woman assorted that
her husband had attempted to kill her , which
rejtfrt , however , * found to ho without
foundation.
"Cliarloi , Lutzon von ttulow , Copen
hagen , Poimark , " was lait night arrested by
Officer .Astman. Von Bulovr Insistad on
smolrfa/at the festival held In Lytlo' block
lutc/onlngby the colored people of thla city.
Jbo attendants protested sgolnst It and a
nollceman was called In.
J.II.Watson was last evening arrested by
' Offibor Wihy Dlzon nt the U. F. depot. At
the city jail the charge of being a confidence
man was set opposite his name. The officer
nays ho caught Watson in the net of trying to
ratio money on a chock. The prisoner says
hols from North Bend , in this state. Ho
claims to ba a harness maker at that placo.
In the district court yesterday the case of
J. J. Brown , tiuitoo , against the Omaha Bolt
railway was docketed on appeal Plaintiff in
this cue appeals from the award of * damages
for the condemnation of lots throe nnd four
In block 198& & , made by the commission ap
pointed by tlio county court for this purpojo ,
TLa damages awarded for these two lots Is
TGOO.
TGOO.The
The auspicious character arrested by
Officer Slgwnrt Tuesday refuses to give any
namo. Ho had In his possession n lot of
lothes which gave evidence that ho had saved
some ono Iho trouble of taking their clothes
from the line. If nny ono has had their
clothes-lino rohbsd recently Judge Bonoko
wishes to see them to assist in the prosecution
of this follow.
Extensive preparations are being m&daby
"the members ot the colored Methodist Sunday
school for their firit spring entertainment ,
which will bo held nt the church [ on the 17th
lust. The exorcises will , no doubt , prove very
Interesting as great pains aru bolng taken by
the lady teachers In preparing the young folks
in their several parts. There will bo beautiful
'iableau scenes presented. This school never
* $ | la to draw a crowded house , nnd they al <
lvi i was a runaway on Tenth street yes-
tarday tkt * tor s , time mdo things lively. On
one ofthe oU.wagotu was Ultshed four horses ,
and the driver attempted to cross the railroad
trjtckibeadof anengtn * . TUe horsta became
frightened and wheeled oround.uul In BO doing
Boas way became detached from the wagon ,
running up Tenth street and in several in-
otaBceej came near ruiuilng oer people , Nt
b'ody was hurt , however ' , and no partlculai
. .damage dona. , *
Durkeo'a Salad Dressing A readj
made , rich and delicious dressing for af
Mlada of meat , fish or vegetables. Obeapei
nnd infinitely better th&n homo made ,
Uam&lled u a uuce.
A Propoaed.Plgbt ,
Twwday Jack Nugent telographec
Jaclc Hanley , at Le&dvillo , Col. , asking
Ma if be vrould fight a bare knucklt
CKkt with Jim Fell , of IlicMilll , Mo. ,
tha aua who knocked out Smith at th <
AeadeaijT of Music Saturday night. TJi <
light to Uko p&M near Omaha for i
pane of $500 , the winner to take the on
lire puree. Late that night Ilanley an
wtttti tkat k * would fight Fell on th <
above condition * , and would start for thii
city immediately upon the receipt of the
MU | IM iMf | be wrpeeUd IB
a tow ua > n.
Uporttag nn are lookiagf era bard bat-
tl ltaty p ttwetsro men , at JIanlcy is i
fvorit 'in thiacity , and Fell deinonatni
4 th t ho is -Atiy uood man in hfc
" "
THE BLOODY KNIFE.
OncoMore It Does Its Deadly Wort in
Oniale ,
Frctlorick Wlrtli. IjUln l onr Miles
\Vost of Thin Oily , Out * ) His
Tliront Iroin Knr to Ear
Ycntcrilay.
There seems a strnngo faacinntion nbout
auicido. A Buicidnl mania has evidently
taken possession of the people of this
vicinity. Within the past five months nt
least ° - ha A dozen of the residents of
this city har ° l ° ft this world by the auicido
route.
Some people Bay It takes A bravo mo * * ,
or woman to put the cold barrel of the
revolver to their head and deliberately
pull the trigger , or what is still worse to
take the shining blade nnd draw it acrorj
Uio throat with the intention of destroy ,
ing their life. To aomo this may 'x m
bravery but to others it is cowari * jco or
madness. In a moment of inr n
poroon may take his or her lifzwithout
oven stopping to thinly < , ut tj,0
person who commits suicir1 , , B8 a g0ncrai
ithing , is o coward. It WAy bo helms
mot with roversea in b-jui/ioBS , and while
ho lies down nt night independently rich ,
ho arises in the morninv apaupor.or even
worao. Ho is tilled n'4tli n natural pride ,
and that pride make ? him a coward , no
dare not face the co'.d sneers and frowns
of a public whoso [ od is money , nnd who
were want to pot b im in his fortunate and
happy hours , and in n moment of desper
ation ho does tli/At which no bravo man
would do. Ma'ny n man had rather take
the chances of mooting his Maker with
blood upon his hands , than to face his old
time friends and associates with a sneer
upon their faces.
Another has been jilted by ono ho
loved o.nd ho has not the bravery to see
her loved and cherished by another and ,
coward that ho is , ends his ufo which has
boon made miserable.
The young girl , bstrayod by the man
in whom she placed implicit confidence ,
and to whom slio has given that which is
dearer to her than life itself , her honor ,
has ; not the courage to withstand the
. . . . . Depths _ _
degradation and sink to the very
bottom /of the cess pool of
sin > 0nd corruption nnd Wt ,
by a mighty effort again ascend tho'lad-
dor of respectability , and'stand upon the
broad plann of social equality , for
tvonien , once fallen , this is almost , if not
quito n , hopeless task , and fully realizing
this the poor victim of man'a perfidy
df owns her sorrow in the deep and turbid
river of death.
For n few weeks this city has not boon
startled by a tragedy , but the monotony
was broken this morning by tho. news
that Frederick \Virth had
OUT HI8 THHOAT JKHOM UAH TO EAll
and was lying dead at his homo , four miles
northwest of this city , near the Shooly
farm.
The coroner was summoned and imme
diately loft for the scone of the tragedy.
The facts in the case , so far as wo bavo
boon able to learn them aw > those : Tbo
deceased is a man about 47 years of ago ,
a Gorman by birth and has resided in
this county about twelve years , the most
of which time ho has been living at Fair-
bury , this state. About ono year ago ho
removed to the place where ho , yesterday
morning , took his life. "While in the old
cpuntry ho was a brewer and a man of
considerable property and was not ac \
customed to labor for his daily bread.
During the Franco-Prusuian war ho loat
his property and came to this country
a wanderer in strange land.
Ever since his reverse in fortune ho has
boon gloomy and morose , and during the
past * year has boon impressed with the
thought that some ono was going to
murder him. During the past two weeks
ho has boon worao than over before and
Tuesday ho was brought to this city
and was examined by Dr. Hoffman. The
doctor gave him a proscription and told
him that ho must take a rest from work.
That night when ho returned to his homo
he was in bettor spirits than for years
past. In the morning about 7 o'clock ho
got up to light the Ceo &ad in a Tory fovr
moments his wife hoard a noise as of
running water , and hastening to the kit
chen found her husband lying upon the
floor with
A curma WOUND IN nis NECK ,
from which the blood was flowing in a
stream , while the floor was saturated with
the crimson flood.
On the floor beside him lay a large
pruning knife , upon the blade of which
wan the gore which told only too plainly
of the use to which it had boon'put.
His wife at once gave the alarm , -nnd
in u short time the neighbors had gather
ed from far and near to witness the
bloody spectacle.
Coroner Kent and Undertaker Riowo
last evening , where an inquest was hold
, nd n verdict rendered in accordance with
ho above facts.
Huoklou'H Arnio * Bnlvo.
The greatest medical wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily euro Burnn , Outs , Ul
cers , Bait llhoum , Favor Bores , Cancers. 1'lles ,
UhUlblalna , Oorns , Totter , Chapped hands ,
nrt all skin eruption , garanteed to cure in
evur Instance , or money refunded. 23 cento
per box ,
THEEW"OHUBOH.
The KnelUU Lutheran Church Near *
Completion Services to bo Hold
Next Sunday Week.
It had been hoped that the now Eng
lish Luthoranchurch , corner of Sixteenth
and Harney streets , vrould bo ready fet
occupany , at least thcT lecture room , by
Sunday next. In this , however , The
members and friends of the church and
congregation are doomed to disappoint
ment. A series of unavoidable delaya
has made it utterly impossible to complete -
plote the basement by that time , but
it is now known to a certainty that tha
room will be in readiness for aervlcDS ono
week from next Sunday , April 20th , at
winch time both preaching service mid
Sunday school trill bo hold.
From that time all church services will
be held in the lecture room until the
completion of the auditorium , which will
bo about Juno 1st.
The interior of the church is being
finished in a beautiful manner with hard
pine and oil , and will present a very fine
pperanoo when it ut opened to the
Fixing the SldewalkH , *
The board of public worts are issuing
uotioM to all parties whose sidewalks are
in bad shape to immediately repair the
same and whore now walks have boon
ordered laid notices have been served
upon the owners of abutting property to
lay the same. It is the intention to have
every walk in Omaha placed in good con
dition this spring and all persons who
know their walks to bo in bad condition
can anticipate what is ctftni"
"ROUGH'ok HATS. "
Clears out rats , mice , roaches , flies ,
ants , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks ,
( gophers. ICc. Druaeists
THE RAILROAD
An Effort tq 'no Made to Shorten the
Time 15 Hours Between Omaha
and San Francisco ,
BtamhtrQ Time to lie Adopted.
At the meeting of the division superin
tendents of the U. P. railway company
hold in the U. P. headquarters building
ycatorday afternoon nothing of import
ance was done. An adjournment was
taken until this afternoon. This moot
ing has two objects in view.
THE FIIlflT OBJECT
is to arrange n time card. It seems very
probable from the statements of those
officials that standard time will bo
adopted by the Union Pacific road.
All Bother roads now running
into Omaha and Council Bluffs
nro using this timo. Should the U. P.
adopt it the city ultimately will bo forced
to bring it into requisition. When this
is thn case the hands of time will bo
turned forward twenty-four minutes and
the liven of Omaha's citizens lengthened
by so much. '
" " THE SECOND .OBJECT
is to shorten the time as much as possi
ble between Omaha nnd San Francisco.
This is to bo brought about not so
much by shortening the running
time as by making proper connooctioas
between the Union Pacific and the Cen
tral Pacific at Ogdon. An effort will also
bo made to induce the Central Pacific to
make immediate connection at Oeden
with the train which leaves hero at 7:50 :
p. m. If this is done a delay of ten hours
will bo avoided. More than this an at
tempt will bo made to shorten the time
five hours between Omaha and Ogdon.
If this all Is accomplished the distance
between Omaha and San .Francisco will
bo shortened fifteen hours by way of thosa
two roads.
Should the last object bo attained the
result will bo a fatal blow to passenger
travel over thu Denver & Rio Grande for
San Francisco. The Central Pacific train
will then leave for the Gate City two
hours before the arrival of the ono over
the Denver & Rio Grande in Ogdcn. It
is tha policy of the Union Pacific to make
this change and force the Central Pacific
to act accordingly.
PERSONAL.
Goo. Wirt , Lincoln , is stopping at the Met
ropolitan.
J. A. Lloyd , Nebraska City , Is a guest of
Mlllard.
Samuel FaMjuhas Hayes , Neb. , Is at the
Metropolitan.
F. Y. Robertson and wife , Kearney , are
guests of the Paxton.
H. 8. McCleary and A. RNeldlff , Norfolk ,
are registered at the Faxton.
W. V. Campbell and Chw. Domy , Seward ,
Nnb. , are at the Metropolitan.
John 11. Habmeei and Kd Bodlo , of Geneva ,
Neb. , are at the Metropolitan.
E. Pagan and A. Sims , West Point , Neb. ,
are stopping at the Metropolitan.
J. D. Strong and \7. A. Brotbsten , Morna ,
Neb. , are guests of the Metropolitan.
Rev. James F. Hayes , Kearney , and J. W.
Smyth , O'Connor Colony , are at the Paxton.
O. E. Magoon , ono of Lincoln's rising
young attorneys , is in the city , at the Mil-
lard.
lard.W.
W. A. Denel , of Cheyenne , superintendent
of a western division of tlio Union Pacific , is
at Uio Millard.
Hon. Loran Clark , Albion , and John
Peters , county clerk of Boone county , are
stepping at the Faxten.
B. T. Smith , superintendent of the Kansas
Pacific railroad , with headquarters at Kansas
City , is In Omaha , and is registered at the
Millard.
George K. Cherry , A. K. McGIll and L. B.
Miller , prominent business moa of Crelghtou ,
and among the enterprising citizens of Knox
county , are In the city and called at TUB ! ! EB
office.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Groblo'is seriously
111. Aboit | a week ago ho was taken down by
a severe attack of pneumonia , Yotterday
evening ho was considerably better. Ho will
bo about again In a tew days.
Sixteenth Btroot Lends in Improve' '
incut this
Mr. Bushman , the dry goods merchant ,
b erecting six two story brick stores , 22
by 00 each , on the corner of Sixteenth
and Douglas streets.
Mr. Drunnor , the grocer , IB vrocting
ono throe story brick store 22 by CC , on
the corner of Sixteenth and Dodge
streets.
Dennis Cunningham is to erect two
throe story briok stores 22 by GO , on the
corner of Sixteenth street and Capitol
avenue.
General Meyers is to erect six three
story brick stores 22 by GG each , on the
corner of Sixteenth and Davenport
streets.
Mr. Stevens , the carpenter , is erecting
two two story frame stores 23 by GG , on
Sixteenth between Chicago and Cass
streets.
Dr. Roedor , the drug merchant , is
erecting a ono story brick store 22 by CO ,
on Sixteenth between Webster and Burt
streets.
Tom Gallon is erecting a frame hotel
two story high , which will have three
stores on the tint floor 22 by GO each , on
the corner of Sixteenth and Burt streets
Several others are contemplating building -
ing on this street during this building
reason. _ _ _
Now OotToo lloomv.
Tuesday evening the ladles of the W. 0.
T. U. opened their coffee and lunch
rooms at the corner of Fifteenth street
and Capitol avonuo. A good crowd WM
in attendance and all enjoyed themselves.
A nice programme had been prepared
and it was rendered iu excellent _ style.
Master Edgar Hoapo gave a selection on
the violin and was heartily oneorod.
RAILWAY ROBBERS ,
FMerton's ' Men in the City After a
Suspected Criminal.
On the Trnok of tlio Perpetrator of
C. , 1i. & Q. llobbcry In Chl-
cngo n Short Time Since ,
Shortly after the great robbery of
the Pacific express company in St.
Louia , by Tiller , this crime WOB
duplicated on a somewhat smaller
scale in Chicago in the office of
the paymaster of the 0. B. & Q. ruilwfty
company. In open day and while several
clerks were in the oflico the paymaster's
safe was
IIOUBED OF TWKNTY'SBVKN THOUOANI )
DOLLARS.
Nobody could surmise the manner in
which the money could have boon
stolon. All that could bo ascor-
taincd was that it was gone. The
mystery was as unfathomable OB that
surrounding the historical personage of
the Man of the Iron Mask. Every at
tempt was made to conceal the crime. It
was hoped that silence would give a clue
to the guilty parties. Nothing was gained
by this. The tireless efforts of the Chicago
detectives to find a thread in this
labaryuth of darkness were unavailing.
At length the crime was made known to
the world. Several auepcctcd parties
were arrested. Nothing of guilt could beE
E ist roved against them. On Wednesday
WILLIAM A. MNKEBTON
and two other members of his association
arrived in Omaha. It is rumored that
others came at the same time , but this
statement could not bo verified. Pinker *
ton waa very communicative. His eager
ness to state Ilia business was almost suf
ficient to arouse suspicion. Ho was on
his way , ho said , to Kansas City. On
tlio evening of the day of his arrival ho
bought a ticket for St. Louis. While
hero Pinkerton spent most of his time in
IH08E HAUNTS
where men who got money by other
than honest means spend it. His pro
fessional brothers who came with him
were not oven soon with him. Ono of
them registered at the Paxton as from
Joliet , 111.
Various conjectures have boon msdo as
to the business of thoao men in this city.
Some said they were in pursuit of Tom
Price the man who it is thought killed
James Nugent in the Theatre Comiquo a
month or BO ago. Others said they were
investigating the circumstances attend
ing the
*
INTENDED ROBUEIIY OF IHE UNIONPACIFIO
IIEADQUABTEK3
last fall. Another theory is that they
are hero to throw off suspicion. That
while the Omaha papers are announcing
their arrivals in this city they will sud
denly swoop down upon their unsuspect
ing victim m other quartoraVmd load him
back into the toils of the law.
From a detective of this city it waa
learned last evening that these men were
here in hot pursuit of a man who , it is
thought by them , was implicated in the
safe robbery in Chicago. Conclusive
proof , it is claimed , can bo furnished that
ho planned and in part 'executed the
robbery which relieved the railroad com
pany of this largo amount of money.
Prom a reliable source they were in
formed that
THEIR JIAN WAS IN OMAHA.
When they arrived here they wore
surprised and chagrined to learn that
their bird had flown. That
fear which takes possession of
the guilty had caused him
to seek safety in flight. When this was
learned there waa ,
NOTHING FOR PINKERTON TO DO
but follow his victim. Hence hia short
stay in this city. The others are hero
yet. Other business , the nature of
which could not bo learned , occupied
their attention yesterday. It is reported
they leave for Chicago to-day.
\Vldo Awoke Drngglata.
C. F. Goodman fi'alwnya ahvo la his busl
ness and spares no pains to secure the best of
every artldo in his lino. Ho has secured the
agency for tha celebrated Or. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption. The only cer
tain euro known for Consumption , Coughs.
Colds , Hoarseness , Asthma , Hay Fovor.Bron-
chltls , or anyoilocnon of throat and lungs.
Bold on a positive guarantee. Trial bottles
free , Reirular size SI
THE TABLE TURNED ,
John Johnson Charged with Perjury
Arrested on iho Complaint of
howls GlveiiB.
The trouble nriiing ont of the fracas at
the colored church seems to be Increasing
rather than abating. John Johnson has
twice caused Lawia Givena'co bo arrested
and brought before the police courU
Twice ho has boon examined on those
charges and boon released. Yesterday
the order of things was inverted. Lewis
Givens filed a complaint against John
Johnson , charging him with perjury.
This offense is alleged to have boon com
mitted on the examination of the cose of
the state against Lewis Givens concluded
on Tuesdaylast. . Johnson is charged
with having'aworn he had no pistol or
ANDREWS
RSNOUS
INOTOHOlDBOVrN
EARL BAKING POWOE
ITAMBOUNDTORISC
CREAM TARTAR.
or any injurloiis"ub umcts cau bo found
ow I'earlDnklnK Powder. , Is uas-
RE. Itelng twlortcd , nml tratlraonlaU
rom 8Uch ClwniUts BIB. Pana lift } , llos-
ausaviu !
revolver on his person the night of the
unpleasantness , The complainant alleges
ho did so have ono.
Later in the afternoon Johnson was or-
rcatcd. lie w.is brought before the court.
His bail was fixed nt $200. The required
bond was furnished. Hojwno then released ,
The case will come up for hearing this
afternoon.
AN ORNAMENT FOE OMAHA ,
Clock to Do Put In the High
School Stcoplo.
A worthy project is about to bo sot on
foot. Another effort mil bo made to
furnish a clock for the steeple on the
High School building. It is intended to
raise a fund sufficient to buy a timekeeper
er that will not only ndern the school
building but will bo an ornament to the
city , Its cost is estimated at $1,500.
Moro than § 500 for the purpoao is now in
the bauds of President Long , of the
school board. This amount waa raiaod a
couple of years ago from an entertain
ment given by the children of the high
school. A prominent jeweler of this city
will start out in a few days to raise the
amount needed. The clock will bo il
luminated nt night by an electric light.
Thousands Say So.
Mr. T. W. Atkins , Glrard , Knn. , writes :
never hesitate t roTommond your Elec
tric Bitters to my customer ) , they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid sellers. ' Electric
Bitters are the purest aud best modlclno
known and will positively euro Kidney and
Llvor complaints. Purify the blood and reg
ulate tha bowels. No family can afford to bo
without them. They will save hundreds of
dollars In doctor's bills every year. Sold Jat
50 cents a bottle by C. F. Goodman.
AN IMPOETANT QUESTION ,
Arc Tnvcs Assessed Upon 1'orsonnl
Property a Lien Upon It ?
Suit was instituted in the district court
yesterday by John Edwards ngainot
County Treasurer John Rush. This case ,
although it involves no largo amount of
money or property , contains in it a legal
principal of great importance. Two yearn
ago toxos were assessed against Frankie
Hall of this county , amounting to § 10 ,
on all her personal property. These
taxes have never boon paid. Since their
assessment this personal proper
ty was sold under a mortgage
to the above named plaintiff.
Yesterday a treasurer's execution waa is
sued against this property. Possession
was taken of it by the officer. A re-
ploviti suit was inatituted , as before
B tat 3d , and the property taken from the
treasurer on the writ.
The principle involved in this case is
whether or not taxes assessed against
personal property is a lien upon goods
against which it is so assessed. Mr.
Rush , advised by Mr. Cowin , the county
attorney , in the prcmiseaholda that it is.
This legal point has never been settled
by the supreme court of this state.
Mr. Rush says , if his opinion is not
correct , a preat wrong is continually
committed against the taxpayers. A
largo amount of taxoa will then go un-
collectcd. Either through the careless
ness and negligence of the aaaessois , or
the dishonesty of the owners of chattel
mortgages , money so invested is never
assessed. "Thoro are hundreds of thou
sand of dollars in chattel mortgages that
are nevr assessed , " said he. "Within
two blockif this office I can find men
who own $50,000 in chattel mortgages ,
upon which not b dollar of tax is paid. "
This suit undoubtedly will go to the
court of last rosoit , where the matter
will bo set at rest.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tali powder never rir 01. A marvel of pure
H nrh and wboloaomouiit Mora conomleal than
w itoary kinds , and c utoj be sold In competition
mlmjjemultltudo o ( ] 0w | M $ > | hort we | lt , jura
ivpme powders. Bold only In cans. Jloyal B&k-
KEU.WAHTKO.
WANTED-A girl ojSea tal housework , der
man prtterrad , U 21 > v b Ur street Bi6-tl
-ITTANTKD A drlrer for Ktootry * won. Mmt
VV understand the care ot hort a Ada.em with
rail nime , and where ( o be Men , "H. D."Uee .nine.
64J-10
WANTED Man or woman cook. W * e tfl.eo
per week , woman preferixi t it. OUtit ,
Njrth I'Utte , Nob. 635-US
WANTED Copylrt. Addreu In own writing ,
UM2' J. 1) . SMITH , 1515 Douglas ttree
WANTED Heepecteble lrl i * now retldcnca H5
rieuantiuttet , German 6wedt > or Dmlsh.
-A dining room girl at the Occidental
' - at the Klavcn Hotel , louth Tenth
W'ANTEO-Qlil . I1 , depot fS-Ult
TI7 ANTED Flrst-clMS second cook at 1'huiters
W House , mil anil Dodge. Ml-81
Olrls at WUUe's Taper Uox factory ,
WANTED lltbstrtet. WO 10
' A Ueiuiaii boy ta wblt on table , at S15
W'Atdhu tOl-lOp
_
TTfTANTED Cook la family of three.
YV WB-llp O , M. HITCHCOCK.
TITAN TED A girl to wo iV la rvntanruit 314 8. 12th
YY Ht
XX7ANTED A Rlrl fur general houia work In fam
W llyottwo , SOiB , 17lhBt. 4M i >
Elnlnprooin git ! at the Etnmat houte ,
llth , between llarney aud Kariuun. 48-111
A girl for general bout * work Iu *
WAN1KO . Pleuw do not uulua ou
tmall f tully. apply }
CM ) cook7"aili and Iron U ri. Geo. if. WatU. B ? E.
MIS l th nd Jackton Sti. 810-lCp
_ 1
for infants and Children.
CastorlfXiroinotpqPgcation ! |
nnd overcomes i'lnuilency , Constipation -
tion , Sour Stomach , Dinrrliooa , nnd
Fovcrielmcsa. It insures health and
natural Bleep , without morphine. .
" Crtstoria M BO well a.lctj ( to children that
I recommend It
ns superior
known to ine. " & A. Anciinn to tmy prescription , M. K ,
/ s3PortUndAve.UrooUyn , W.Y ,
TOmt Rft-es our Children rosy chock * ,
What cures tliclr fijvcrs , mokes them slpcp
'Tin Cnntortiu
J ifin bftblca frrt nnd cry l > y turns ,
tVhat euros their colic , kills their worms ,
llutCrnlorlg.
Wliftt quickly curoi Constipation , ,
Sour Stomach , CoUls , Indigestion ,
Ittit Cnxtorl * ,
rnrcwell Uicn to Jlorphlno Syrups ,
Castor OU nnd Tarcgorlo , andlltill
lltill Cnstorfnt
CENTAUR LINIMENT-nu absolute euro for Jthouuaa-
'Sprains , Burns , Gulls , &c. Tlio most PoworiM nnd Pone *
tracing Paln-rclloviug nnd Hcnllng Item cdy known to man. .
NTED Woman to do cooUnz and noshing ,
( luod u ngi.ii , at 112 ooutll 12th St. 507-lOp
"XX/ANTKU Olrl to go In country , first and
tr Bccondrnok , reon. Flret snd"d girl with'rcf.
eroiiccs , to go v , est w Ith prl\ ate family. Fh o w omen
cook . Hoarding houses , tlcl > en Rood clrla forr en-
cral lioiiM ) oik. IVtncr ultli $2(0. rarticr with
SIMO. Hiiplojmcut Uurciu , 217 N , IClh bt.
bt.t7.10p
wi 'ANTED A first-class second cook at the Pax *
ton Hotel , 4S5.05
WANTED Good , uteidy man who thoroughly un-
dtratands the cam ot borers , carriage , flower
ytrd and f unite. ) . Beet references required. Hplcn *
did place and good w apes to the right man. S. W.
corner Loth and Chlraga streets.
472 0 ! T. C. HIMEDAUail.
WAN1KD A good cook can get steady employ
mclit In a omul timlly by calling on Mrs ,
Prank E Mooroe , No , SOS 26th fctfct , 2d door
south o ! rarnam. 473 tf
WANTED A competent girl for general Jhousc-
work. Must be a good cook. NODO other mcd
applj. MRS. MILTON ROGERS ,
470 tf K W. cor. ICth aud Lcnemvorth Bts.
WANTED 100 liUlcs to work at home , wages $1.
to 810. per neck. Call up eUlrs Crounso Hall
between DodRoand Capitol a > e 430 111
- In small family. Inquire at C. J.
WANTED-Gltl . , 214 S. 18th St. 3S tf
WANTED Button hold hands &t the Omaha
Shirt Factory , 1207 fornam 8t tOO-tf
/"VUEEN PP&TECTOR-UnprecedentedlnduocmentN
VvJ offered lady agents for this now rubber undcrgar
mait for ladles. Address with stamps , Ladles' Un-
dcrgarmont Co. , 0 south MIT St. , Cliltieo. 2Mm
Wi 'ANTED Qlrl for general housework In small
family. Inquire at 1023 Doughs street. SOO-lf
TTTANTED A first dxs female cook mid. first-
\ V class dining room girl both talking Gorman and
English , at European Ilotcl , 10th St. 201-tl
WANTED Experienced girl for general home-
vork. . Apply at 107 south 14th ht. 226-tf
rl , 1514 California street.
883 tf
WANTED Qlrlslvto want 16 girls for general
house work , to apply at onoo to Cannon Bro'a
and Co. Opposite P. 0. No charge 711-tf
"TX7ANTED A Gorman dining room klta en girl.
VV Ucs3Q and Hoppc , 418 S. 13th St. , between
narnoyand Uo ftrd. CS5-tf (
AHTG.
TT7ANTED Tw o or tr roe furnished rooms for lliht
IT housekeeping for man mid \vifc. Address 'G , " <
Boa office. 625-121
WANTKD 17 persons to spell 17 words correctly.
A scholarship free ; to the person spelling 37
wor 's correctly a scholarship and good sltuulon.
[ 45-12 } J. B. SMITH , 1610 Douglas street.
WANTED The person writing the Lord's prayer
correctly , In the smallest space , entitled to a
scbalatihlp In Smith's bchool In Look-keeping. 1510
Douglas street. 547-121
WANTED Ko tent a house of 4 to 6 rooms In cen
tre part of city , now or by 1st of May.JAddress
Dr. M. , Bee office.
470-12p
WANTED To purchase , house and lot 1 lot ,
east of 24th St. O.K. SCKALLEU , Real Es
tate Agent , Omaha. 451-9
WANTED 8,000 yards ot dirt , at or near ono
block west of tba Convent on St. Mary's ave
nue. S. K. JOHNSON ,
681-t of Staele , Johnson &Uo.
ntTANTED Good house bet Iflth and 2M on St.
VV Mart'sale , and Cass St. AUJrcssA. L. Potur
U Fornam St. 807-9 }
WANTED-A few persons to learn book keeping.
Will nut on 1 alt tiny until situations are fur >
nlshed J , B. SMITH , 1516 Douglas. 8BO"
FOB BALB.
J. ed c . .ime It ba ' -
, can ceenat Slmp on's Carriage
Factory. H. li. . , n , , 2ill Cumlng bt 642-10S
FOll SALE Piano , cheap , no. . iv new , excellent
Instrument. A great bargain. Appi ; to w. G.
Hardrlll. 1417 Howard sireot. COS.14-
FUH SALE Two lots In 8hlnn's2d addition , $453 I
and500. Ea y terms. DAUKEU i MAYNK.
6439
POH SALE Nice new four loom cottage lot 00x
140 , very desirable location , ttouth 12th street , 25
foot alloy at the Bide and back ol lot J 1,000 ; ? MO
doHn , balanc * S16 per month at 8p r cent Interest.
This Is a bargaiii. BAIIKEll & J1AYNH 540-0
" 17011 SALE Fine span of eorrVvge hews , would
J ? sell one or both. Inquire at lua California St.
02-tl
fTlOn KALE Three adjoining lots choicest in
JD ghlnn's addition , tear Ut. car and srhool house ,
$2,200 ( Cash tvlll buy them. Arthur U. Wakelcy.room
| 24 , Omaha National Bank Kulldlng. 6CS 10
T710H SALE One acre , good 5 loom homo on Burt
J ? street , tuo blocks case of Academy of Sacred
Ileart , 82,5CO. J300 down , balance $20 pir month.
Good cottage , ) Urge rooms , porch , bay window ,
cistern , well , uto. . ons half acre pound , betu'lful '
tilaca , 41,800 , $600 down , long time on balance.
This l a bargiln BA11KKR & UAYNE. 613-11
TOIl SALE -Three beautiful lots , 75x140 feet , earh
JD near head of St. Mary's avenue , In J. I , Itedlck's
addition. Very cbi ap. If you want a gilt edgx
building lot , look Into this. BARKKK i MAYNU.
514-11
TjlOR SALE Two nice Iota , 50x241 feet eich , wist
J ? of Hansom park , tl 000 each. These are bar-
gttns. UAUKEU&MAYNK. 516-11
BALE Lota In Hunsoon , place , f 476 to $376 ,
FOK monthly payments. BAHKtJK. UAVXU
Kltl
_ _
OR SALE A few beautiful lot ] In lllmebauh
FO place , one-hill block off street oar line , (676 to
SI , too each. Easy terms.
Ten acres nice ground In Tuttld's nub division , suit
able for cutting Into lots. Cheap and onjgjod Unns.
One and one-third acres In West Omaha for $1,850.
Easy tvim * . Thii Is the cbeapont piece of ground to
be bad In or oi und Omaha.
Nice acre In Qlse < aoaiuon , $860. Terms Easy.
House 6 rooms , porri , bay window , clcwets , pan
try , collar , w ll , cistern , etc , full lot , li mlloa N. W.
ol poctolllco. Nice , lightly location , 81,500 , ? 00
down , balance J16 per nontk BARKER & M AYNE ,
M. b. cor. 13th and Farntm , 612-11
HALE Verylnloe 8 room bouse , corner lot ,
Foil , with 0 foot ahVy at rear , one block from
street cars. Very deiiraole location and Is a great
bargain. t3(00-f2SOO of It must be cub.
tlO-10 BA11KBU&MAYNE.
F9. SALE 4 u w.4Utju | | | ou in Walnut HUI ad-
dltlon from 100 to r , . It wlu , uy pirtlff to
look at this propertT bifore bujii dlioviUsre. I'Or-
Tf.mtCODliU rarnam street/ tig H
TjVOR SALE Bargains In Improved and unlinprov
I1 ed property In 0 additions. Call and see. V > T-
IKK & COBB , 1515 1'aniam street. 610 tf
TTIOR SALE Bargains In lots for residence or spec-
I1 ulatlon In Walnut HUI , Dsneken'i , Killer'sd
WvsiCumIug additions. POTJKll & COBB , 1515
Pirnam Street 50-tf
FOR SALE Very dmlrable tcsldenou for small
family , oat block ott 8t Mary's itvenue , 10 blocks
from txutotfice Location fine , 13,500. Easy terms.
1'Ormi & COBB , UlSKirnam sl | < l. 631-tf
TTIOll SALE Good house , E rooms and lot , splendid
JL' location In bhlnn's Add. , il.Toa , monthly pay-
m.n's. IUEY i-llOITEU , H. W. corner 16tn and
Farnam. J37-U
_
I7IOH BALK Lot one , block Y , Btimn's 3d addition ,
X1 A No. 1 6 loom fcuuse. tart baru , on * cf the tin-
wt cottages la Omaha. Thii U A No. 1 bugaln for a
man who nts a home. Ecsy terms , IUEY &
MOTTBK , S. W. cor. 15th and farnua. 491-tt
FOR SALh-3 beautiful aero lot ] on I-Mcnvorth
St. , or wll exchange for house and lot. IIIKY
b UOTIEK. 4"S tf
TOIl SALE1 Good 2 story house and lot In IX V.
JL1 Smith's addition , near St. nars. ( I rooms ; well
cistern , barn , bearing fruit trees , etc , (2,400 , a
gplenJldbargaln. IllEV&JKHTUt. ,450-tI
FOR BALE Cottage " ( rooms J lot , vnter-norks In
house etc. , all now 42,700 > cry easy terms. 11IEY
& MOTTEll , S W. cor. 15th aid Fainam. 4W tf
TT'OIl SALE One Columbia Bic > co at less than ono
J ; holt the first cost. Cell at Shooting Gallery , bet.
llth and 12th street , on Farnam. 464 0 }
A FTEll the improvements are made , ci'l ' at tha
J\otncejor plat and particulars. McCAGUK , op-
poslto V. 0. 448 If
T710R SALK-Brlck nt 001 N. 13th St. , or Ifith St.
JD South of Beilevuo road. 450-llp
FOR SALE At n bargain , a first clang bmlnoaa
opening with nirocxl clean dock ot $4OCO to
{ O.OOD ot general Merchandise , at South Bend , Neb.
4SO-11 E. E , DAY.
FOR SALE Two of the most dcslrablo lots In
Lane's 1st. add. , fine view , price 4760. south
and cast frontage , fenced. A bargain. JIcC'AGUEJ
opposite P. O. 430 tf
FOR SALE TIalf Interest In a first clans billiard
hall. For full particular * address C. L. Herman
Plnttsmouth Neb. 437-llp
F 10R SALE- Lots In Denlsc addition.
17 lots at 9500 each.
1 $525 "
11 ' 8350 "
4 ' cornert at CCOO cacn.
1 . S 0 '
You can get one of thcso desirable lots now and
make a choice one week from to day , the number
for ealo will bo less as the ncthlty in this add. Is
\ try marked.
No other addition presents so fine a now of tbo
city without danger of grading. Tlio drainage
Is perfect Call at cilice for iflat McCAGUE ,
opposite Post clllcc. S-lo agent. 441-tf
FOR SALE News stand , good locution CIS S. 13th
St. , bctn ccn Jackson aud llouard. 331-01
FOR SALI 661 acres improved land , all within 1J
miles ol the Union Stock sards. Lands at a bar
gain. POTTER A. COEB , 1616 Fainam street.
FOR S'LE 12 lots In Plalm lew at 15 to 23 per
cent below the prlco At which surrounding lo'B
re held. Trice " 111 be put up EOOII if not told.
a 453-tf rOTTUl & COBB , 1515 Fannm SlrMt.
FOR SALE 6 lota in Shlnn'u 2d addition at a bar
gain.
Two cheapest lots In Klrknood for 30 da\s.
464 tf POTTER & COBB , 1515 Farnam fat
Ii OR SALE Corner lot In dtv , largo house near
1 car lino. Eist front , good , S7.COO. McOAGUE ,
opposite 1 > . 0. 345-tf
FOR SALE Beautiful corner north and etst front
In Shliin's addition with good cottage. Price.
$2,200. McCAQUn opposite P.O. 444 U
FOR SALE House and part lot on corpur , In
Shinn's addition , ono block from St. car. Price
2OCO. McCAGUK. 443-tf
ACRE Property , I amnflerlngfive > cro lots In Bon-
field , one quarter nillo from syndicate , purchase
at from $160 tr $200 per acre. This U very desirable
property. UcOAGL'E , Sol * Agent. 442-t
A Email stock of Drugs and Druggists' Fixtures
for sale in the live town of Waterloo , Nebraska-
good opening for a phjalctan. Addrcse JB. S1L-
ER , Elkhorn Station. Neb. 780-U
TJ OR SALE A tide bar top buggy almost new , A.
J ? J , Simpson's make. Inquire at 1118 Farnam St.
S6S-BI
T70R SALE OR TRADE Fresh mllchcowa at line-
JL1 , ry Beal corner 10th and Dodge St.
CORN FOR SALE - 1000 bushels of good
SEKD old coin. Apply to Dr. Chambers Veter-
nary Burgeon , Omaha. 03 ti
SALE A patent Ice-box suitable for butcher
FOR
or boarding house at U. 1 > . IU 11. Meat market
021 North 18th SU 835-lm
fiOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Half a block near St.
JD Mary's avenue , only Uvo blocks from Court
House. Beautiful resident lota or suitable for tta
nt houses. Will sub-divide. Address TOMKINS
924 Furnatn street. 789 tf J
F OH SAM 013 nowjrspors in Urge &nd snail
quantities at this ctdce. tl
OR SALE A first class Voso A Xon Piano , at a
F !
bargain. Inquire HJUolm & Erlckson'e. 624 tf
TJfOll SALE OH TUADE-A oed span of mules
JP harness and n agon. Apply to Alex Q. Charlton
at UcCaRue Droo. 9bO-tf
Tj < OIl BALE Farm S mlles from city. InquireD
-D Mrs. Meyer , o\erRocdor's Drug btore , 16 and
Webster. B72-tt
F"rv 5A.T-i Two open second-hand bustles an /
jrw delivery wag d-hcap , aimg narnej-BL
SALU Twoportable Belli is , 10 norrryir- '
FOR ai D. rim'ATHi *
rM8-tf 81B South * ° 8 -
ORSALE-A small Moslcr , B hmarCo" f. "
proof saft , almost new , at this otfloe/ "
T70R SALE One of the finest resJe'C ! Uoa'n'f '
± H / ° nt > " | ° u"
city , two acres ol g.ound , owl j
lookingr'i ° S3 > < < X >
18th St. Tills is well worth looking- , J
* 851'
McOAQUE , opposite Post offlco. _
OR HALE Corner ot In Arm1 ? ' * 1 | '
F car line , lCbO. McCAQtB , opp. P. O.
OR BALE-A good cottije and lot fronting on
F two streets on car Uns. Must be scld rioe
011 SALE -Houw aud lot In Hanscom plaoa pns
' " " 'to ' * g to . * * *
TT > OR BALE Two Urge lots in Jmprcnemont add.
Jb 180xl821 et. Prlcl l,7W. " -f--- -
P.O.
T7OR HALE-One of the finest residence altos on
JD Capitol hill , Hito large well built frame bouse
View unexcelled. Price $0,600. McCAGUK , oppo
site P.O. 263 U
ll SALE Ono Vote and Sons piano at a bar-
gain. Inquire at Edholin and Krlcksou's music
store , on ICth tit. 39 tf
BALE-TV o lot * in Ehlon's 1st addition not
FOR 2 blocks from Saundor' St.$876 and tl,050
each. A bargain. IltEY & MOTTKlt , S. W. comer
16th and faruam. 185 tl
MIUOKLLAMEOUU ,
' HALE-A new. upriRht giand , first
Pl'IANOFOR at a bargain. Owuer leaving city ,
Inqulie 2lli Cnlcigo street. tSl-11'
A red letthcr poo1 et ledger containing
LOST and pap'rs of value only to the owner.
Hadei IU leavaat Uee office and be rewarded.
4/0-01
Yards earth to be given away wtthnpre-
nmin , Campbell and CharletSts. UlOyd *
on Park Wilde a > , laqulre J , Phlppi Roe , 16U
6th St.
CIIEAf-Abuat 1000 yards of earth t < rcn
DIRT , with a premium , at the north-weic cor ,
of Bevento nth and L * \ uortb. next to anlool
125-tl
EDWARD EFEHL.
UAOISTEB OF PAUiySTEUY AtfD CONDITION
ALUT. MS Tenth stro t. between Kamwo aud Uai.
o y , wiu. with to * aid of guardlau spirits , obUlnln
I ao ) on * glance at 10 past and prvtcat , ao
' enain conoltlon Ui tao rutur * . toot * and
enl r. Pert ct utWactlo m > aiaale i.
r * -