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. nr ! > W. ' 11 OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY APRIL 22 , 1884. 8 THE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning , April 2i5. PRINTERSJMTED , Al. the nice of THK OMAHA BAIL HE competent printer * -can find employ mcnt nt the regular govng wages. Perm nncnt rituattons guunmtccd to compoton men. PRINTERS' ' STRIKE , TJio lloo Conip Hltorn Dcmatul nil nd vnncc ot 'Twenty rcr cent vrhieli is Last ovonbtg the printers in Tn BE oflico struck for an advance of wages , vir tually amounting to an increase of twenty ty percent. They claim that the hour - goois typo is Toolow standard , nnd tha they were thejrefor entitled * o nn extra moasurotnont of about 00 cms in'1000 cms. 'Thoir claim , however , is-not wol founHsd. THE BEK was paying them 34 co&tc per. 1000 cms for setting this typo wllicJi is ono cent moro than is paid b ; either the Herald or Republican. The demand of the printers would compel THE Ben to pay 39 2.5 cents per 1000 ems , anc this being deemed unjust , was not com plied \tithand thereupon the printers qui work. Under the circumstances wo beg the iudulgencoof our patrons'uniil wo can secure a now force-of printers , which wil bo within a few days. Meantime wo shall endeavor to publish all the impor tant news. KunniNa'fl llusnia Snlvo in uncqimllod for chilblains , chapped hands , frost bitcfl , etc. Try it. it.LOOALBBEVTTIES LOOALBBEVTTIES , -Thoovorlond train west ou the Union Fadflo reid yoatsrday had a very light lend , Sioux Kfllla gratxito haa boon pllod up along TUirteonth atreat nnd St. Matf'fl avenue - nuo In UnjoinnntiticsanJlooka burfuosa llko. A few loada ofdiay were brought Into the city yesterday and eollors v-oro holding the article at ? 20 per ton. iVory few buyers were notlcoablo. -Thoro will bo aineotiDR In regard to the Farnaiu ctrcet grade -WodneHdny ovoninir , at tbo ct ! $ hall. All -proporty ownora on the etroot ATO roiu otedito ba prcson Thofirat annual literary entertainment and ball o St. GCOTRB'H Society will bo held in ll'alooaer'sihall on St. 'George's day , April 23rd , commencing ctS o'clock in the BTOning , It in reported on good authority that the nffnee8 ! in JSurt county are not there in the Interest * of'tho ' Nebraska Central railroad but are at work for the O. , St. P. , M. & O. road. Tto trout car company ore laying their Farnaicmtroot tra/A along the north sldo of the utreot , right on the outer edge of the ( rut- ter , ( o onake wayf/or the puttimr in of the fleworln the center-of the ntroot. A 'bunko steorer tackled an old gentle man in-front of the 1'axton hotel yesterday nd tried to-coiulnco him that they wore well'acquainted. . The old gentleman had been taken.in once and quickly cot the aharpor adrift EXC1XKBIENX. "Wbaticausea Uio great rush at Schrotor & ' " The free dlBtribution Bocht'B ( Drug Btoro ? of sarcplo bottles of Dr. Eosanko'a Cough aud liung yrup , the most popular remedy for Coughg , Colds , Consumption and Bronchitis now on itho market. Regular ulzo CO conta aud .00 a P.OLTOE BUSINESS , An Heavy Dose Disposed aOT > y eatordy JMor niDSt. doors of Saturday night and .Sunday were many , and conaoquontly a A largo grist was thrown into the hopper in police court for grinding this morning. The usual .number . of Monday morning apectatora wore proioat to take in the amusement , William Ivciaor pleaded guilty to dial turbing the pcBco , > and ( ran sent up in default - fault of the , payment of - < J5 and costa. Jamea Boiver mot with a like fato. William Ryan , for being drunk , was fined $10 and costa and aont to jail. George Davis , who ntolo the watch from the young -Gonnan'Sundtiv , wna hold in the num of $700 , in default of which he vraa placed , in jail. John Soibald was arro&tcd by Hogan Saturday night for boiug a auspicious character. Ho waa wall known to the jadge as being all eight und was prompt ly discharged yesterday morning. Daye Murray , pleaded not guilty todtt- turbing the peace , u&d hit case waa con tinued. William Wretzell ( colored ) wii arrested for assault upon Charles Miller ( white ) . They indulged Jn.a % ! it at the corner of Tenth and Douglas streets Sunday afternoon , and duringrtba equable Miller got his little Cager in tko man VTotzoll's mouth , and W tzell Lit a portion of it off , This rooming bo.ple&ded guilty to the charge of assault and battery. The Judge aaid that in most otfttos the crime was a penitentiary offense , but in Ne- Ibraska it was not. He was aontonced to jsno month in the county jail and to jay ithe costs of prosecution. Tlio Olilncee Mu t do. * tail ao must nouralfrU and wt3/r. Thonaf.Ktltd.rU M * * "I m. * Th * iany friends of Mra. l > Aiik Arnold will iMtottfjte haw that the la very 111 at Lor Lome Madam fialinoo , th ( jueoii ot the Island TtldU , pawed through lls city Rynday BOOB , urout to her homo W , O. I'atweon , represeDllng Kvaru , Bryant - , ant & IIoey.Mn fh dty nijtkirjf arr ngmflnt far tha npp M Bee of tbo oomiiaoy at the ot Jtukia Wuudiy and Tuesday V luHbe , and THE SMELTING WORKS. APossiliilMtlicWsBGiDgCloscil on Account of a Scarcity of ol Closing I > ft\vn the "Works A Talk Wlili a Vorcttmii , Tito Introduction of Klcctrlo MsM- Whila strolling around the city Sun day a DEB reporter dropped in at the Smelting works and while there was fortunate tunato enough to run across a foromai who was in n talkative frame of mini and imparted some valuable informalion in regard to matters in general. After looking through the works fu some time the reporter asked the fore man , "how many car loads of bitllioi were required , jdaily to keep the work runnint * to their full capacity1' "About fourteen , " was the reply. ' How nunycar loads . are you receiv ing now dailyl" queried thoToportor. "Only six or seven , and in caeo wo d not receive larger quantities the work trill have to bo closed during the prosoa week. " "How do you account for the scial shipments received ! " "Tho western omolbsrs somotimcn go out of order and make our supplies short and then sometimes the cars are delayec upon the road by accident or otherwise. ' "You generally 'have a supply tf bul lion on hand , do you not ? " "Oh yes , wo generally have R considerable orablo quantity hand , but our sup ply is ( nearly exhausted. Wo are malt ing two cor loatls of bullion f rpni ore every day with our own smoltoni.1 "Is it not 'fjuito a serious matter to close down the works oven for a few days ? " "Yes , it M 'quite oxppasivo , but not so much so as many popple imagine , and wo io not consider it s expensive now as wo formerly did. Wo used to suppose tha ffhen the furnaces f rosso up it was nocoa- lary to pi * & thorn out , but wo have dis- : ovorod that they can bo molted out jus is well or.d cheaper , although it is quite in expensive job to molt them out. I' ' pquirea about throe days time after they lave onoo frozen up. During the throe lays thus consumed , the employes , abou 00 in number , arc idle at the expanse o ho company , As the wngos of those mploycs average about § 1.70 each per iay.it will bo soon that this expense alone mounts to about $2,000. Then about ifty tons of coal is consumed daily , whicl mounts to between $150 and $200. 'akon- altogether , the expense of shutting lown'tho works and starting them agaii rill cot fall much short of $2,500. " "How often do the works shut dowitt" "They have been run every day am tight , Sundays included , for two years iho only thing which shuts them down mtiroly is high water and strikes. Two cars ago this spring they were closed > ut have not boon since. " "Tho refining business had almos cached perfection , has it not ? " " $ os , the lead shipped from hero -con ainaionly about twenty one-hundredth > f an ounce of silver to the ton , or abou .wenty cents worth. It ia said that thi s leas silver than any other refinery in ho * country loaves in its load. " It ia thought , hdwovor , that tupplie if bullion will bo received in a few days ind that the works will bo kept running While looking though the buildings .ho reporter saw electric light wire itrcng and lamps hung up , and upon in [ uiry was informed that a twenty lizh ( iporry dynamo had boon purchased , am hat > number of lamps had boon put u ; n the different departments of the worki .t was intended to have the lamps in forking order last night , but in this the , ffore disappointed. They will nrobabl > o started to-night. Heretofore kcroaon ampo have been used all through th rorks , and a great deal of trouble am noonvoniouco has boon occasioned , os lecially on rainy or windy nights , by the ighte being extinguished and the plac wing loft in darkness , except for th Ight from the furnacon. The introduc Ion of oloctrio lights will * overcome > thj hfQoulty upon stormy nights , and wi ilso give a far batter light than has eve icon furnished in fair weather. CONVINCING. Iho proof ) t tbo pudding is not in chewin .ho string , but in hnUng an opportunity U : cst the urtlclo direct , ochrotor k Boclit , th Drwffeta , have a free trial bettlo of Dr. Ho lanko'a Cough and Lung Syrup for onch mu ivory one who ia allllctod with Coughs , Colds tathma , Consumption or any Lung AlTocticn THE PIRST SERVICE , Fho Iiocturo Ilnoiu of the Now crim Church Oponod. i The lecture room , 'or basement of th ISnglish Luihoran church , corner of Six oontli and Harnoy strooto , was openo < Sunday by tfao holding of Sunday schoo herein. The room , or rather rooms , are model > f neatness And beauty. On the soutl lido of the building is a largo , uleasan room , while upon the north side are t\v \ joramodious rooms , so arranged iliding doors between that they ma' thrown into one room , and then /oth cay be thrown into the Isrge roe aontloned , by uioana of other ioors. The rooms are Jill well ligl d , the ceiling is high , and altogethor/noy are as pleasant rooms u any Sunity school could possible wish-forr / Th attendance was qujto/rg0 day , and will now constantly increase , as the superintendent , Leisenring , awoya * good ouo , is tir/d to now ef- forU , uudwill not'bo ' sa/fied until ho has made the English Luth/an Sunday school one of the Dest , if noihe best in the oity. 7 On next Sunday cocking service will M hold in the lccMr ° room. Her. Dot- * 'dar , the now /pastor , uid his family ffiH arrive in UiX CV | * this week. Late Bund/y bight , or early yesterday i sneak thio/broLo into the residence of V. II , nVman , city reporter for R 0 , ) un it CTho housa stands on the orncr d Lakxi street and Sherman avo- ue. In entrance w&a made by unlock- 13 a /oor in the roar .of the hpusa that Mdg'into a eummor kttohen. Between iia aud the dining roow adjoining is a oor and windov. Tha thCcf bting un- blo to pick'tho lock of the door broke ia window and ouea in the dining room id free access to the balance of the houia id for the time being was monarch of 1 ho surveyed. Between Mr. Jomp.n'a sleeping apartments and the dining ronm is n small dressing room , where a lamp was burning , quite dim , and whtro Mr. Thomaa had deposited - ted his clothes which were appropriated by the thief. Iho pockota contained sotnn small chnngo , probably five or six dnllnrs , a watch and n lot of valuable pa pers. So far ixs was known yostcrdaj this was all the booty carried off. IIno the thief been posted ho might have BO cured some oiglity-fUo dollars by a scare ) : of the ndjoining room. Before leaving the thief nponcd all the doors and win dons and left Iho house well ventilated , OPKMNG THIS QKiVVJfcJ. The Body of LiovlltTalcon up , K\mn incilniil fin Inqucstllclil Dpon It. Owing to the solicitations and domandc of numorcus citizens , Coroner Kent fin < ally concluded to hold an inquest on tin body of Robert Lovitt , the man found dead on the Holmes farm several weeki ago , The coroner took with him from the city yosUray afternoon Doctor Hyde who made the voat-mortotn examination , and undertaker Wowo. The remains oi thu dead stranger , which were buried norrly four fcot deep , were taken up. The body was , irnnftny places , espec ially around the vital purls , in a some what advanced stage of decomposition , thus rendering a clone examination almost fruitless. Dr. Hyfio made a post-mortem however , but no traces of a fatal stab , or injuries were found. An 'Inquest wa hold , the jury bringing in a verdict that the dcoaosed'camo to his death from caus es unknown to the jury. His remains were placed in'tho collln again , and ro-in- torroo. What will bo docio in the prim' promises ionot fully known. It is though ) test however for the present to awaic anj now developments that may appear. A Stoppage in the Sewer * . The pipe of the Waring sewer system in the nlloy at the roar of Uio City Steam Laundry , on Eleventh otreet became cloggedup dn Sunday last - -up , bysome waste matter. Several collars were partlj filled with water yesterday attd consider able damage waa done to ( property in them. A lotco of man was employed all 3oy yesterday trying to rotative th , ob struction , but their efforts were unatc. ecoufnl. Only a week ago this pipe wa thoroughly cleaned'by Mr. McLano whi now has charge of the sowers. Mr. Me Lane thinks it may have boon obstructoc Intentionally. The force of m u wont ti work at day break this morning and wil probably succeed in cleaning the sowc before evening. TAEDY PUPILS Anil Criminal Parents "Who Coinpc the liittlo OUCH to Ilitn to School. To tha Editor of The Bto. OMAHA , April 20. To every ono -wht has observed tbo children , scholars o the Oyntral school , who daily hurry uj the Dodge street hill in the last fov minutes before the tardy bell rings , mua have occurred the thought that their pa rents do not comprehend the injuriout effects liable to follow such violent oxer tion. Particularly do the little girls seem dis tressed by the prospect of being late anc hasten as fast oa they can to avoid it running a liUlo way and then witt blanched lips , loud and quick breath anc often with hands pressed to side as if it pain , slackening their pace and walking t few stops , to run again as soon as thoj are able. When they do reach school they are ir no condition to go at their studios vigor ously ; and from ) just auch causes can be traced many of the diseases that make women invalids. The prevention of this evil is easy if iiarents will only realize its importance , Lot the mothers aoo to it the children start sufficiently early so that they can walk leisurely to school. At noon lot the dinner bo ready so that they can eat im mediately they get homo and have a short rest after eating before starting back. In this way they can improve , not alone the health and physical development - mont of their children , which is the most important , btit their proficiency in studies as well , which is next in imp'ir tanco. Q. A. WILSON. Crolgliton'e ChomUtry. / The latest accommodation in Croighto/i / college is the establishment of an ovonir/g / class in practical che'Qistry. This elms will be under tb direction of Rov. A. j\ . Lambert , P. J- . and will bo hold inJho now laboratory , which lias just bpon orcctod oAd furnished. The first dass will be/hold on next .Friday evoiring. Alrow'/ number of young gontlorteu , druggists , merchants and professional gentlemen have joined , and the accom- inJdations , therefore , are nearly oxhnuat- < A The cost comprises nothing bat the Alight cost of chemicals , and that may bo easily borne by any young man. fA few applications may yet bo entertained. Shelby's Blaok last The Union Pacific haa issued , the fol- owlng circular : I To the agent at - ; DEAR' ' SIR I understand the Chicago , Burliigton & Juinoy.aro making strong efforts to secure .ho transportation , between Chicago und the Missouri river , of freight for parties it your .place. . I wish you would toll our friendi that our relations with the CJiica- ; o , Burlington & Quincy are not , at the jresont time , very pleasant ; that they lava required us to prepay the charges on 'reight for points on the line of their oad , and that it may bo possible that wo hall bo compelled to retaliate. For that oaaon I would dvho thorn to ship over ho lined of the Chicago , llock Island & ' 'acific , Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul , Vnbash , St. Louis & Pacific , or Chicago % Northwoatora railways. , Wo will always guarantee as low ratei ) y-tlio above lines oa they can not by way f the Chicago , Barlington & Qulucy. lease see that this information is private- f and promptly given to nll _ shippers nt our place , and advho uio , giving mo the anios , with full particulars , of all those rho iniist upon shipping by the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy road. DIED. CLING At the poor farm. April iMJtb , Uan Kllog , ge4 42 years. Funeral to-day At 2 o'clock P. m. , from ) roxol k Uaul'0 unJertaldDR room * , to 1'rwi' ect HI'l ' eaaietery , / i THEMAYOE'S ' MANDAMUS , BIxko'sCft o ARAlnst thoClty omclnU IJotH Yesterday. * llio District court convened yes. torday morning , the members of the Douglas county bar wore nearly nil present ont to hear the nrgumonts in the celebrated od Dlako mandamus cajo. Just before Court opened , the attornejs for the "dc ? fonso filed an answer to the affidavit upor which the writ had issued , setting uj first ; the affidavit did not stnto facts sufli ciont to constitute a cause of action. Sec. and , that the defendants had authority t < issue licenses for parts of a year , prorating ing on the basis of $1,000 per annum. Mr. Ambrose opened his argument by arraigning the administration of the city , stating that if the supremacy of the Ian was not maintained , the good citizens ol Omaha would resort to the shot-gun poli < cy. Ho was interrupted in the midst of his invective by Judge Wakoloy , who said ho would not liatun U > any argument of that kind.V'I am not , " said ho , "in fav or of a eocond Cincinnati. " In tho-acgumonta of counsel for both plaintiff and defendants , there Boomed to uo bnt little variance upon the construct ion of the Slocumb law , the debatable question being the form of the action. The attorneys far the defense argued that mandamus would not lie , as the plaintifl had'p.n adequate remedy at law , and fur ther that the issuance of licenses woo n discretionary act of the council. These arguments were ably motby the plaintiff' attorney. When the arguments wore closed , the judges stated they would re serve their decision until to-morrow at2 p. m. The case of Grossman against Gross man was then taken up. Arguments were made on the question of alimony , aftei which court adjourned. John Voglo All night. A few weeks since , mention was'mode in TUB BEE that certain papers , 'letters , etc. , belonging to Jean Voglo.'of 'Rook Island , Illinois , had been 'found on Eleventh street by the foreman of the Union elevator. Mr. Jean Sdhoni , one of the employes at the govornmont'head- quaitors , in this city , wontio the-elevator t id procured the papers , giving therefor a rt/ioipt. Mr. Schema was somewhat worried about Uv matter , being a.personal'friend of Mr. Vofelo , and knowing that ho had boon in the cky the day .previous to the finding of the papers and also knowing that Mr. Voglo had attkwo sum of money upon his person , § 630 of which was paid him by Mr. Schons upon th < day men tioned. Immediately upon obtaining possession of the papers Mr. Schons wro\o Mr. Voglo , asking for an explanation of tha affair. Last week a letter came from thut gentleman in which was stated that lie Had left his satchel , containing the paper : above mentioned , inside tho'B. & M. depot - pot , in this city -while ho stepped out upon the platform for a few moments. Upon returning ho found that his satchel had disappered. It was train time , and a satchel was found in one of the cai seats , but no owner could bo found for it , so the train men advised him to take it , which ho did. The satchel stolen from him contained nothing except the papon referred to and which were hrown awaj by the disgusted thief. 'Ho ' arrived saf el j at home with his money And with a bet ter satchel than the one/ with | which he started. J A. BroXciiilifg. Aaron Peterson/ an employe in the Union Pacific shops , mot with a severe accident yesterday , in the shape f r broken log. Ho was engaged in rolling a heavy car wheel when ho slipped , lost his balance and fell to the ground , the whenl falling upon his left leg , breaking it just bove the ankle. Ho was taken to St. Joseph's hospital whore the frac ture was reduced by medical attendants , and the injured man is now resting ae easily as could bo expected under the cir- cumstan cca. A Broken Jaw. Sunday evening , as 0. E. Mayno was stooping down under one of his horses , tlo animal lifted its foot in such a man- tor as to strike Mr. Mayno upon the side of his head , knocking him over against a fence and fracturing his jiw. The fracture was reduced by a physician and Mr. Mayno was able tobo down town yesterday morning , although suffering considerably , For sale at a bargain tvro houses and. ono full lol near Military Bridge. For salu at a bargain to a cash buyer. Inquire of EDHOLM & ERICKSON , n7-Gt Jewelers , Opp. Postofiico. Going to Fremont , ' On Wednesday evening , April 23d , the Fremont Shakosporoan club will give an entertainment in the opera house at Fremont. Hon. James W. Savage , of this city , will delivered an address entitled - titled "Sketches of Shakesperoan Scones. " The Omaha Glee club will be present and will render several of their choicest se lections. A number of the citizens of Fremont will also take part in the exor cises. Absolutely Pure. TUaJowdii n r T t si , A marrel of pura u n Ji nnwbolfcsoii u M. More tonomioal thin < it 'f1' , k. ? * ? Md. < > < bs soil to ccmuotitl iu tlj nwltUudf of low r , short wciitl t alum or 'Jt Po l * rowd"l < 8oW WIla wa , Bo/sl Bak- SPECIAL NOTICES MTSpoclalB will Posltlvolynot bo Inoertoi unices paid m advance , TO LOAN Honov. : TO LO CN OnreM ifttto and MONiV tics nt oRlco ot E , 9 HOOD , 1,103 Parn n SU 78im MOSKY TO LOAN In suus ot WOO and U' > wrrds a low ryes on Unit cliisc \ uulc KC'rit % fcc6nn. rOM.Y LOANKD-On chattel property i.j J. L lrATTV13 ) Bouth 14th street , litAm\ TO MAN The lawe t riki ol in to res MONET ' Ix > w Agency , Uth 8s loul 831 U TO LOAN In iun of 1800. knct urw rd MONEY Doll nd Co. , IUU EsUto and tel Agouti , 150C F ni m Ht . BBS-tt . loaned on chattel property , by 8. 1 MOSF.Y Peterson , S. E. corner 15th and Douglas.10.1lin 10.1-lin nnt.P 'VTAMTB1) . WANTKU \ AMng room Rlrl ft.nl eeamttron Imnnei'litoly U the Occidental. 701-tl WANfKD Auditor gaierat nouievsoik at CIO Chicago Kt ttt. 702-211 WA > , Thl-A. milker , at I.UUcneld'e Sirdto ix rial ry. 786-23S l.TJ'ANTKD elrl ( or general housework. 2011 VV CalifornUttrcct. 785-23 | WANT ED-A Rood tilrl for general houeonorlc flood ujROitjagoMl icrrant , Apply No. ldl ( not sUoot. MRS , R.H. WILBUR. 709-Mp WANTIin Good Rlrl In family of three. 1.31C , N. 18th St ; ripply alter 6 o'clock. 780-23p. WANlKIJ Uihw ! har at the Omaha House , liar VV noySt. , bet 12th and Udi. 700-l3p ! WANTED Olrl ( or houtowurk , 015 tl. 1 tli St. 781 tf. \\TANTED Ladles or Rontltmmn In city or com ti ) tn take nice , light * nd pluasantorkat tlmli ownhomcs ; 82 to5 a day raall ) and quietly made ! work sent by mail ; no camaselng ; no sta-np for reply. ricu o address Reliable Manufacturing Co. 1'nlladclplila , I'n. WANTHD-Glrl for general liomowork In a sma I . 'family , u ages 91 per week. Inquire at 211 ! Davcnjort St j7023. . WANTiD-BO moro ladles at Cronae's Block , Work lifiht. easy and prontablo. Onll at enc < and'secure cmploj incut TtO 26t TTirANTED A coed Rlrl In a family ot two at 80 T T 1'ark acnue. . Good wages to a good servant 774-Slt WA'NTED Two fir t class dlulnt : room chls. Ap ply at Boston Restaurant , 1414 DougUs street TXTANTEDCoot and Shoo Salesmen on the road tc V V sell a line of goods on commission that will no conflict wllh their present line. Liberal conunUslor pald'to ' the right men. Address " 3. S. S. " Bee oilloo , 73fl-21p WANTHD A good wornun cook and kitchen Rlr at New England Rcitaurant , 1418 Douglaj St TTT'ANTED A competent person to do hnuseworl V V at 220 north 18th street. * 767 21p WANTED Walter , ( man ) , one-who undcrstandt his business , at Danbauin's 'Rcitaurant , 1B1E Djdgo street 710-tf WANTED A first-class butcher w nts employ , mentbv'the month or icar. Address H. K. E > crctt , city. 712 23 { WANTED Two actl\o , energetic men. Stead j "nploj mcut. Call 421 South 10th street 7162311 WANTKD A girl for general housework. Jlusl have experience and com well rccoinmendrp. Good wages given , Apply 709 north 22d street ; bet Webster and Burt. 721-t ! TXT'AnTED A girl to ao general housework al Vlnorthtast corner 23d and Casj street * 725-23 TXrANTED A Gorman dining room kite en girl , nes90SndHoppe , 18 S. 13th St. , botnecr Harney and noward. C85 tf ' ' 'TTT'ANTED Fjtst-class woman cook ; highest wages wiuP ; ? 5 ° ,5,1"1 class help. Address M. I , Wright , Central City JioU90 , Central City ' Neb. . 630 24 OENT8 WANTEDAtUnion" Sewing Sfaclilne oHlce , 208 north 18th street 879 29 m-ANTED-A gardener and nurseryman to reul rr 16 acres ot land , all In good condition for gar- denlnR. fenced ntth Kood board fence and all und r HPt1S2WirlUi e rentCcl thls week- MORTON i 1IEIN3,15th and Farnam , . e48-lf TTTANTED A girl for general hou-ework In a VV family of two. 104 South 2Sth street 7-2 r WANTED-Stuatlon by lady as cook , wll'ine ' to do washing andiron. Acldrefa A. M. thl/of. flce- 778-21p. WANTED-A middle aged lady wlahei a position ss houseVceiwr or to do Hsht housework ; good reference furnished. Address STRANGEB , Freniont , Aeb. 777-24p. T\7ANTEI > -i > ituatlon for oflrst-claas housekeeper : TT best of references. Apply at once to Cannon Bros. &Co. , opposite postomce. 789-Sp WANTED -situation bj a stfady woman to take care of chPdren. Inquire at comer 13.h and Mason streets , Omaha. 783-2U TirANTED-CopjItifr or abort hand - x > rk to < lo T e\enln's. 1'rlce reasonable. Address J424" Bee olll < :0' : 707-21 } _ _ lIIOCELLANBOnaWAMT5. . Two or three unfurnished roowg for a > % Addrew W "f" of JJco < " "cc- 70 J 21t TTJANTKI ) Alhaor six roam cottaee , not o\er pwv1i35li8w"ompo,0'Hoorent [ ! ! ' not ° "rS20. 8. Ctt \ JINE , Nebraska Telephonu Co , 778-21p NTED-A party with 8100. Good Imest- mcnt. "Max , " this olflcu. 78C-21J TX AKTEU A partner in the butcfcer bu-lnesg. B-'li'eofl" ' * e0 ( ) ' ° * 1'000 M' "M - -A . u , 'ice oil ! co _ 722238 , h ° U" ° for " " 'class tenant , avnu a7521t WANTED S.OCO jards'of dirt , at or nnaron. block west of the Convent on St. Uary'a avo. du. ° - . . . S.K. JOHNSON , ' C81' * of Steele , Johnson &Co. npRAVELElUnNebra kawou'd llko line of toods A toi hnudlo on comml slou to the trade. Addrtu "r. W. Iko olBce. 705-12 * . RBHT--noun ana to * . ' room- three , 1419 Chicago street. 707-ZZ Two rom * * * su N < B"f lnT nlccl , < MUhed room for ono erIn 'ilv ° dg ° "UeotBctt " location In the city 7MU wlth hol'd 'or * - Uo tabls board. 321 , , . 3. lUihbL , cornerot llarney. 704 22g I.HJU RENT A two itory bnck bouse ndba o I1 went , rwoupp-r rooms are occupied r liar lie i who McbangH rent for board. Address 20uO Cans .tree . * . ro * > e , lon given May 1st. Extra Induce- menti offrrwl to rellablt pwty vie will make per- maneat arrangement. 720-tl BUIIU FOR RENT-180 acrea four miles south west of I-ajjl'llon ' , 9 rpr count * : ( rood house lth t'gltj acre. iuipro > fd. 8,1)B4NUHat Tnurs- , ous & Hull i otIUt ) oier Omaha National Hint 787-22p. | 7 > OR HKNT-Deik ronm after Jlay 1st , corner IHh I' oad Farnaiii. up stairs. Etqulro of Barker . Jaynf , 13 hand K rii m. 708 tf POR B .NT-In Rodlek's bl > Kk. Btoreromj 12 ? fwt dC4 > ( i ard Rood olllce room. I'aulsen 4. Ca , & /BFamauiroomJ , jfl8 , ( ffOH HENr-Ono I nro handsomely furnUhed I1 room , aUaono small room , with 01 without o pl , 17W Capital ovenu/ . "dl-ilt I 1011 RENT Room and burd for two jen'lcmen L1 i2id lOtnttieet , 70i-22p K'NTV GMwi on nth strett. near D cn. t. LL'IIMANN. 749 tt IfUtt HENT-A furulihnt front rcom. Apply at L1 8. W ror. filh , and Karcuui bt 701 tl 7 > OK UENT-A > ery do ! ble suite of rcoms. Ad- .1 drcsi "II. 8 "car U Bee uttloc. 723 Sip J\OR IlKhT Vo r bousM In good location. IIIEY & MOTTKll , & W. cor. 16tb and Fsruaui , 765 tf for Infants and Children. Wliat civet our Children row cheeks , What euros t'.ielr { overs , makpa them slwp t imil overcomes Flatulency , ( JoiiBUpa- Tin Cn torl tion , Sour Stomach , Diarrhoea , nud When bnblcs fret nnd cry hy turns , , Fovcrishncss. It insures health nnd What euros tliclr colic , kills thnlr worms , natural Bleep , without morphine. Hut Ca < torlq. \VlmtfiuIclsty rnrc < Constlpitlon , Sour BtouiacQi. Colds , ludlgpstlon , " Cnstoria la so well adapted to Children Unit IMit Cnotorhu , I recommend It as superior to nny proscription Harwell Uicn to Jlorphlno Syrups , known to mo. " U. A. AUCIIEU , 1L D. , Castor Oil nnd Paregoric , amiHnll 82 Portland Avo. , Urooklyn , N. Y , Hnll Cnstorlaii CENTAUR LINIMENT au absolute euro for Kliounia , tisin , Sprains , Burns , Gulls , &c. The most Powerful anil Pone * trathig1 Pain-relieving niul Ilculinf ; Roinetly laiown to man. TTtOR IlENT-No. 1 Squire Hullct & \lt pUno , i 8VK ) n month. Inquire at Kdliolm & KrlcVaon't. 71B-23 HUNT Kirft-clns.1 brick itoro and base- FOIl , lltli and Farrinm treoti. tifi.CO per month. UAKKKlt i MAYNK. "JStt | 7\OK \ KENT. HulMlnR 40xOB , on Harncy street , L1 botuccu llth anil 16th. DAUKIUt&MAYNR. 727 tf FOIl KENT Furnished room , 1313 Jackson street. 703 23S Fc R RKS'T UnturnleheJ rooms 1021 Capitol a\e. , 933-21g F 10R RENT Furnished room , 1610 California t. C83K FOR RENT piano. Inquire at Edbolm & Krlck- son's. 033-tf RUNT A furnished front room with small FOR bed room adjoining. Also a lurnl-hc-l bed room suitable for ontlcmen , prltato family 706 N. ISth street. COJ-211 F 1 Two furnished room" , 2117 Webster 644-tf FOR BENT Furnished rooms 2227 Dodge St 4D4lm FOR RENT L tire squlh front room , nicely fur nished , IDOnramamseT 48Mf F OR RENT Store room 1509 Farnam St. , by PAULSEN & CO. 409-tf tr OR 11ENTThird floor t building Ni > . 1211 Far. P namSr 247-tf FOR REST 1st BOSS 8 room cottage. S. T I'otorsen , S. IX corner 15th and Douglas.102tf 102-tf FOt KENT 103 fti.ro farm. Alsobjickanl. . T. Murray. 03-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms 1818 Dodge Rt 310-211 FOR IlENT Furnlsned rooms , 1817 Dodge sercct. OlS-tt FOR RENT Roomj tu NobrMkn Nation * Bank BuUdlnp. Most dealratle offlcea In the cI4y Supplied with hydraulic "cle'ator and bcatod b steam. Apply at Bank. 823-tf FOH RnNT Furnlohoi rooms on the noitbwo oor. 18th and CapltoUvenuo , formerly Crtlznton Hpuee. "I UllNISirED room heated 22X N. 19tn. FOR DALE. FOR SALE The good uill and fixtures of the Creljhton Ho jse , or will Bell ny part of the din- Init room or kitchen furniture Ecparatoiy. Easy toiinj. Apply on premises. 783-tf FOR SALE Oro.-ery store and paj Ing business. Good tand. Terms to ault a respons ble pur- cbuer. Addresj "Grocer , " Luo offlce. 788-20p 17IOR SALE-A well established bakery including r lot and building , in one of the best tou ns nt cist ern Nebraska. For particulars addrcs.3 "N , S. , " core Ouvaha Bae. 779 4p TT'ORBAIE $1,200 will buy a flret-clasa rcsiilecco X'lot , ono half block off rod street car line , lu Bhlnn a addition. l,000 cash and $15 In monthly payments , will buy a lot 60x1 W , ivith good , ne . l ru-o house , bara , tll and cistern , on south IBIh street. One of the flnoat located homes on Capitol at cnue. near 2 th street. Surroundlniw ara sxcc'lent. (3,000will gito a grett bargain In iccuring V ! acres cor. of ifith and Valley street , near Uascall , with brick housa stable ande\erjthlnr complete to make it a pleasant home $1.200 c > h will bnjr to acre lot , only J of a mile west of Fort. JliSCO cash and SIR In monthly payments , will se cure a x cry pleasant home , with a 7 , roam , almost new house , In .Shlnn's sdd.tlon , 4 squares from itrcet car Unit. ? 2,000 only , will buy corner bt , 127x133 off Lea- vennorth and .East Grove street , with houipetc. , at easyterma. only thrco tnuarcs from Park a\cuue street car line. \t Ithout doubt , a bargain. Sevetal small homes with lot for from { 000 to $300 at eaiy terms , near JIartvan's addition. Four lota In Denue'ii addition , 3 squares from men street car lino. These tro splendid lots and will to sold on small payments ; balance on time to cult purchaser. A laage number of cholco lots In Burr Oak , [ Clark rlace , and Impro > emcnt Association Adaltloii , at low price and ta y tennn. 31,000 will buy a lot 50x142 , with 2-itory 8 room houeo nn Cement street , near street car line. S12.000 will buy corner of 10th and Iod < o strosts. with alllmprovtments , or 411,000 for bare lot- td.iOOwill buj 22 feet front on Douglas utrcct , bet , nth and mh , I'AULSKK A CO. , 77021 1COO Farnam Btrert FOR SAI.i-2 : larRehouses on Capitol Hill , with nil modem inipro > cmcnt . full lot . I'ricu , ffl.dW and $ ( J,1CO each. IUKY i. MOl'f Kit. 771-tf FOR BALK A few line lots lift In M3AVKV WORTH TF.IlRACi : addition , at 8275 to If300 each , 1-6 taili , balance monthly. Wo will Ruaranteu tlieao to be the chc-ipcst lots lu the market 772 tf , ; .IRKY & JIOTFEIL IUR [ 8 LC Good 2-story bouse , fl rooms , harn ' bciriiiK fruit , etc , on 10th ht , near htrttt cars A Hplcndld bargain and worth invtstliralliiL- . Ilinr & MOlTEll , H. W. Cor. 15th aud 773 tf Foa HALK-Two story brick store and lot ZOiOS fcot , on jotu tretU Baikor & Mairo _ _ jT6S.22t FOIl HALE-South l h street , 178x182 feet , liouco S rooms and baiemtnt , good barn , only P500 down , 1 , 2 and 3)e ra on bilaiico. Barker Ma ) ne. 707-21 IpOR SALE Flue cottaRO of 6 rooin . full lot , barn , 1 bearing frulOrtes , etc. Price S2,7tO , fchlnn'ii vlclltlnn. 1 lila Is a rare bargain and worthy of your Immediate attention. IREY It HOTTER , cor. 15th > nd Farnam. 713 tf FOR BALE-Bargaln. Ono of the finest lots on Siuth llth street , perfectly bvel , will bo sold on easy terms. Lot , 00x128. a good bouis , 20x34 , well uio clsUrn , plenty of fruit and shade trtcs. Inquire on premltti , cut tide llth street , between Jlartlia mo Dorcas. 732-2t T7 OR BALK i fine realdenco lots with good house and barn , fiult treoj , ahrubery , tto. , In l aaj& jhtld jn s tdilltlon. Pica , } 5,000 , terms euy. I KEY k JIOITER. a W. cor. Uth and iVrnari Vs tt FOR8ALB-Sb autIIuiacre lots on Ixmenworth . . * l 't,24mllejfromio t office. Ptlca ll.ooo. I his Is the best bargain cUercd. fREY & HOTTER , 748 tf 17 OR fULE Tlireo nice cottascs in Slilnn'n adHI. I.1 addition , on monthly piymonit. IREY & HOT. " 747 tt j OR BALK A handsome store front very chaap , at corner ] 6ih and JUrtha street * . 737-21ii KWK KALK A flrtt-clasj restaurant and lee criam parlor and bouse of 10 rooms attaihed. all fur. ilet.oJ , will bo told cbeip Katl fartory reasons given or soiling ; . AddreuJ. . w , p. Omaha , Neb. FOR SALE At a barcaln , t o houtei and full lot , near tullitiry triage to a cash buyer. Inquire tf : dholni & Enckton , Je cen ) , ojipotite povtottjco. 711-23 Foil H ILK Fresh milk cow. Inquire at 1018 F r < uam strott. ( U6 tf lliosoiiumest corntrlot of lun and ' , . llh t o one Ktory brick buldiujji aitl uo fraini tmlldlnj on it , with ! 1 modern improve- icuU InqulrDBC the clothing toro of Oeajv-o II. ' ( tenon , 4 Houtli 10th street. 'OK ti LE lug tautllul lots In Walnut Hill mi- b dltion fioin * HK ) to * 7X ( , It will ruy inrtles to > ok at this projwrty b > ( ore bujlug dm * her u. I'Ol' . & .COU11 1616 1'arnaui street. Elt \\wut * w w * * * * ok * vv * via tf < [ 7011 HALK-Very desirable rcsldenca for Kaull ' i L' Umlly , ouo block ofl Bt Xltry's avenue , 10blocks I om postottlco. Locution fine , * 3WX ) . liuiy tcrm . OT1ER & COBB , 16 Farnam sUcct. Cl 1 tf I TTOR SALK Bantalnn lu lmpfo\cdandunlmproT * JL1 cd property In 20 addltloni. Call and gco. I'OT- TER & conn , 1615 Farnaui street. 519 tl SALK Bargains lu lots for resldenio or tpco- FOR ulitlon In Walnut Illll , Urneken > , KuOcr s ar d WestlCumlnfcnddlllons. FOT1E11 .t COBli , 1915 Farnam Street 620-tC Ij > OHSALF.-I.iit.int $1116 to $400 In Arllnton , In- * ' flilo city limits , neat Saumlers strcet35 ! tof4'.0. COJ-tf AMES , Farnam street | i"Mlt ) 8ALi- : ktaiid , need location 6IS S. 13th L1 St. , betw eon .JacHBOii aud Howard. * 6WJDJ f OH SALE Lots at S.178 to 8.00 lu Arllimton , In- . ( fIJo city limit ? , near baunders street$37r > to$409. RGMf AMH-i , Famainetrcct. SALK Two ot the mojt desirable lota In FOR LOMO'S 1st. add. , line vlsw , price < | 750. south and east frontage , fcuocd. A baivaln. JIcCAQUKJ O. 439 tt FOIl SALE-Lotsat$37BtoUOIn Arlington , In- side city limits , utar Sounders street , 33 < 6 to(00. 687'tf AMES , 1'arnam street. FOR SALK SOOacrea imiiro\cd land , nil Hi thin U miles ot the Union Stock yards. lands at a bar gain. TOTTER & CUliB , 1615 Farnam street. 452-t FOR S LE-12 lots In PlahnlewatlB to 20 per cent below the pilco at which surrounding lol u held. Price will bo putup soon If not told. 463-tf rOTTKK & 00DU , 1616 Tarnam Street. SALE 0 lots In Shlnn's 2d addition at a bar- FOR Rain. Two cheapest lots In Klrknood for 30 days. 454 tf POTTER & COBB , 1515 Farnam St. FOR SAIK-Lot8 at ? 37.ri to $4CO In Arlington , .n- side city hmlte , near Saundcrs' streot,3376 to 8100. C6i tf AMES , Farnam street , FOR SALE Lots at $376 to ? 4CO In Arllc gton In side city limits , near Saundersstreet , fJ'Bto $400. 674 tf AMES , Fajnam street. FOR SALE Lots at $376 to 8100 m Arlington. In- alde city limits , near SaundersEtrcet37b to $400. 560 tf AMES , Farnam street. UKKD CORN FOR S VLB 1000 bushe's of good O1 ound old corn. Apply to Dr. Chambers Veter- nary Surgeon , Omaha. 83 tf TpOR SAI.K Ola newspapers m large and email JD quantities at thla office , tt FOR SALE A flrst chws Voso & Son Piano , at a. bargain. Inquire Edholru A Erickson'f. C24 tf TTIOR S * LE Lots at $376 to 3M > In Arlington , < n- JD side city limlts.ncar Saunde's 8treet$37li to $4.0. G70-tl AMES , Farnam street. FOR SALE Two open Kecond-hand biieolco m one delivery wagon , cheap , at 131 ? Htrnoy St.2 839tf T71OR SALE Lots at $375 to f 400m Arlington In- JL1 side city limits uear , baunder > ttrcctt375 to $400. 673 tt AMES , Farnam street. FOR SALE-A small Monler , Bohman &Co. , Ore proof satt. almost new , at tills office. tf FOR SALE Lot" " ) at $37fi to $490 In Arlington , In. fide city limits , noir Sauudors street37D to $4nOr 571 tf AME3 , Farnam rrtroct : FiOR SALE One Vo e and Sana piano at a bar- gala. Inquire at Edholm and Ericksoa's rouslo store , ou ICth tit. sg tf OR SALE Lota at $3TB to SlOOin Arlington , IrT- bldfi city limits , near Saundersstrect$376 to $400. 572 tt AJIE3 , Farnam street FOR SALE My dw Ullng , No. 2 03 Douglas Flue neighborhood , ? rooms nnd large cemented cellar , city water , 200 barrel cintern , barn , chicken house , etc. W. J. WBLSHANS , City Mills. 899 tf "ITIOR SALE A corner lot neir 23d and Farnam , JJatabanraln. Inquire of Oe > . E. Thompson , 8. W. curner lllh and Ilaniey streets. 600-lm FOR SALE Thrta flno counters , show cases and unelvlng , at 1'rMcott'n Mu-lo Store , 1609 Farnam 8t-eet. r lanes and organs cheap. 069-21 TTtOR SAf.E Ten gord \ \ - \ \ \ and nxtures of the J ? Crelghton Housf. Will tell the dining room and kitchen furni uro separately or nny part of cither. Will exchange-for - lands , I.U or any ealoibh ) commodity - modity , or w ill take secured notes on long tliuo. In- qulro atCrcUhton IIounc. 885-tf T7 OR SALE-Twenlyac-rso ! the Griffon farm , 3i r- miles from the I'ostollioo. and only two blocks from Pratt'siub-dhWon. Will bo sold In 21 , G or 10 aero lots. Inqulro Omaha Carpet Co. , 1611 * Douglas "treet 872 tf A Small stock of Drugs and Uru Kists' Fixtures for sale In the live town of Waterloo , Nebraska- iR , Elkuorn tatarjoneb. ] . ' 789-tf' well built "oulh frout > On Calif ornUBtioet , good home , bani.lot 33x132 , , ° . "Djenport street , ntar ICtli , house and lot 4i ICCC 'tsuOO * coed 07' 1 near 12th'B < > 011 ' " "orooifl ° 00 * l ° roomhoi" . , Farnam etreet , good 7 rcom house , lot J0il32. 6- AIIFS , Farnam Street. Foil BALL A flrst-clai ) stock of fanov iroods Golden opportunity for cltbi.r hdy or ireiit ni nl wT1'BcS'mbcii0011 ' traJl > wtall fcwlAUdrc -i.L T ' " - IjlOn flALB Nl' lots in Hanscom IMaco and 1' Ulmtbaugh Mice , 4476 to JSW.on inontlily i > ay. nenU Barktr * JIaync , N. E. Cor. Faniam and ISth tits. o&5 tf | 7OR SAIE-,300 for full l t on 18th Kt , In C Kountio'lSd addition. 1'OTTKB * COBB , 1515 r arn m St. ' 010 tf FOIl HAtK Farm 3 miles from city , near Union Stock jards. Inquire at Mrs. Mejer , over lloo ler'l Drug store , loth and Webster. 87- FOR SAtK-lxits at 376 to $100 In Arlington , In- , tide city limits , near Baut'iUrs strectt > 76 to 8100. ' ' 8-1 tf AMI'.a , Farnam street. FOR SAtK-Ixits at J376 to J W In Arllnston. In- bide city lltnltj , ncir SauiKkri it ret tJ7f. tn ItO. M tl AJIfcS , Farnam street. { nOUND-A box contilnliitf hnuieliold goods. Owner can have thesamubv iirovlnir urjiicrty udiujliieforlhUiadmtlaerccnt. Chas. II. liavu. 110 0 rand street. 76S-2U a fcooki bought and sold at 817 N. Jietlietr.et , 762-2p pAKENUr * tmyreildenc N. W. corner 20th L and Clark itreet , one \vr | te ho'fer. ' Owner will 'leaso ' take her away an > l pav chaiitre. 71B-lUw8wn PURIST BULLNIIEIMEIU F. DAVIS A , CO. , DEAtF.RS LV Heal Fstato and Moricace I iauj.lme reiuovo i No. IMS F riiam itrcet , up tta.ru , room 1J , on oor ea t of their forui'r location , where they may a f ouud until completion c f their new building. i t nARRWAltl ) will tn > naid , far > -v. " tt v ILHIoipmnor.a thtttunuut be curui by Ir. eflrles * ( Cuuucll Blutli ) | reviutitt > and euro Send rlt _ 38P t SDWABO KITEHL , ty , will , nub Uo kid of guardian spirit ) , obUtnlca ijone glance or tn put and prcstnl. width ? irula condition In tn ruture. Uv.ts and ! joco , Ait udtr. Fcrfoct utlefuUo
