OMAHA DAILY BEE TIIURSDAY , JUNE 26 1884 ,
THE DAILY BEE.
Wednesday Morning Juno 26 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES.
VoropaughV biff circus Mils word place
Upon Iho bill boards yesterday.
A ten year old boy had two of his finger
taVon oft yesterday by getting them caugli
In r.tncklo block at the corner of Tbirtoonll
and I/o.ivonworth street ? ,
Tho'commoncomont otorclios of the Hlgl
school takes place this evening In Hi
tljo opera homo. A fine literary ixml miwlea
programme has boon prepared , to which all nro
invited to listen.
J. J. Schneider , the man who was sun
ntnick In this city n few days ulnco and taken
to the poor farm , has recovered vfficlontly so
that ho Is able to walk around in the shade
but M soon as ho steps outlnti ) the snwhlno
ho bocomofl sick ,
The largo plato gloss In the Wabash ticket
oITico , which was shattered by ft bullet from A
revolver -Ith of July last , has just been re
placed by ft now one. It Is said that Frank
Moored , the genial ticket agent , saw the bullol
nppronchlng.nnd . with his usual alacrity dodged
it , thus saving himself.
A Caucasian nnd nn rilinond-oyoti Celes
tial last evening engaged in n dispute on
Harnoy street over five * cents which the
Asiatic claimed , the American owed him
nnd refused to pay. The quarrel ended by
the whlto inan'a being thrown he.id first
through the window by Wing I'oo nnd hi *
companions.
Cnptaln O'Donuhoo ' , of Iho pollco force , Is
entitled to the sympathy of this community.
It is only n few wookfl since that ho was calloc
to Chicago by the death of his wlfo , nnd now
comes nnothor summons. Yesterday ho
received a talo/ram from Chicago announcing
the death of his little daughter , eighteen
months old. Ho loft for that city in the nf'
iornoon.
Patrick Hockblrd , who was nrroatod Tues
day night for boating his wlfo was in pollco
court yesterday nnd so was the old lady to plead
for him. She said she would forgive him if
the Judge would , nnd would take him once
more to her heart , The Judge concluded to
lot him go but first sentenced him to throe
months in the county jail , but suspended the
sentence during Fat's good behavior. If In
the next eighteen months ho is arrested ho will
bo compelled to servo out the sentence.
Headquarters for fireworks nnd flags at
'Max ' Meyer & Co. m&o-10djl7
PERSONAL.
II. Nowinann , of Oakland , la nt the Metro
politan.
0. It. Fletcher , of Detroit , in nt the Metro
politan.
It. S. Thompson , of Atlantic , Iowa , font the
Metropolitan ,
Thos , .T. Smont. of Wood River , is nt the
Metropolitan ,
Mn. O. Vincent , of Sioux Falls , Is vitltlng
friends in the city.
J. W. Hitchcock , of Hartington , Neb. , is nt
the Metropolitan.
S. J. Collins , of Hock Island in ntopplng at
the Metropolitan.
N. M. Ayers , of Hardy , Nob. , Is stopping
nt the Metropolitan.
John Oborllns , Dorchester , Neb , , is regis
tered at the Metropolitan.
.Tamos Cloary mid wife , of Grand Island ,
nro nt the Metropolitan.
J. F. Shoemaker nnd wife , of JCaglo Hock ,
Idaho , are guests of the Metropolitan.
Mm. J , II. Hamilton , of Sioux City , is vis
iting Mrs. 0. S. Soulo , of North Omaha.
Mrs. 13. W. Cnldwoll , wlfo of our "Cnl. , "
of The Sioux Falls Press , is visiting1 relatives
and friends in this city.
Mr. Jaroos D. Danloy , a true and valiant
Knight of Pythias , from Ashland , was in the
city yesterday making arrangements the ex
cursion ,
Ilor.Charlos Athlon , Guthrie Centre , Iowa ,
and Hov. Charlca W. IModgott , pastor of the
Wcsloyan Methodist church , DCH MoinoH ,
were in the city yesterday , and tyft for home
this morning. These gentlemen have boon the
counsel for Hov. Goo , F. lirnnd , now deceased ,
but falsely accus ° d during his life nnd expelled
from the Methodist ministry and church.
Kinco his decease they have , with an iutonxo
belief in his innoconcy , persistently carried the
case through the general conference nnd now
through a judicial conference , whoso proceed
ings wo report in another column , and nt last
achieved a complete and clean vindication of
all criminally. They certainly deserve great
credit nnd prnuu for their tireless nnd unceas
ing work.
iUUGICST UtUlQAINB OUT ,
YOUNO OTTLE von HALE.
Sixty yearling steers and bulls mixed.
Twenty-five cowo.
Forty two-year-old heifers.
One hundred and thirty one-year-old
lioifora.
The above can bo bought at a very low
price extremely low. Inqniro at ofllco
of Union Stock Yards company , corner
Thirteenth and Douglass. moDE
DE , POTTER THE OHOIOE ,
Union College's 1'rcslilcnt to bo the
Succcseor of tlio Into nialiop
CInrkEon ,
At the mooting of iho Protoataiit
Uniaconal council yesterday afternoon ,
which had udjournou to D p. m. , at ita
furonoon BOSSIOD , n billet was taken for
a Buccccsor to the latu Bishop Olarkgon.
Tlio vote stood twelve for Hov. D ,
Eliphalot Potter , president of Union
Collofjo , Bohonactady , N. Y , , and four
for Dr. J 11 IIodgi > i , roolor of St , Paul's
church , Baltimore , Hd. On the motion
of Key , John Willmin , who votud for
Dr. Ilodgce , Dr. Potter's election was
made unuinmousj.
Ouicial notice of hia election was sent
Dr. Potter hit night.
"Wei do Meyer.
II It now uudli-pulcJ that Vftn Dip Moy-
cr'u CJnlnrrli ( ? uni U tlio only treatment
( hut will aUolutcly curn Catarrh freult or
Chrtmic. "Very cfflcailoai. Baml ( Jould.
, Wccrltg Wntrr , Nrb. " One box cured mo ,
. WwyKcnjoJi , Bismarck , Dakota. " "It
me to tlio imlptt , Itev. ( Jconrii K.
7Uls , CVllovJUo , N. Y. " "Onn box radically
uirwl me , liov. U , II. ' 1'ahlor , HO Kulilu
ttieet , JJmoklyn' " "A porfet cure after 30
year * luUnlwr , J , ] ) . JilcDoiuhl , 710 llroail-
woy , K , Y. . , & 0. , &Q , ThoujBiuU o ( totUui"-
iiU U era retftlvoilnmi ll DaiU of thu worlill-
91-01. JrVV1 ) De Meyer1 * Iby
l 'Ircu'to * , " tvllh etntciiionts o :
UIH rnrci ] , innllful ( rco D. 13 , Dotvey & Co.
2 1'ulton Btrcct , N , Y
tue-t.hun & cat.tn&3em
A BIG BLOW.
A toy m ana Rain Storm Wild
Drorc KFeryMy to Shelter-
Considerable Damage Done ,
A Circus Tent Jlloivn Down In Coun
ell nitiffa Ono fllan Killed
ntiil Several Wounded ,
This city wai treated yesterday tea min-
nturo tornado. During the dinner hour
the clouds rolled up thick and black from
the west and almost without warning the
storm turned itself loose. The streets
wore filled with clouds of dust , pieces 01
paper , smalt boxes and nil kinds ol
refuse , with n liberal sprinkling of hurry-
ng humanity.
It was indeed a comical aitrht to BOO
adios wrestling with their parasols while
, ho wind tossed them hither nnd thither.
Their dress skirts made fine game for the
unblushing wind and tilled like a balloon
: hey hurried their wearers along at an
exceedingly swift pace.
To add to the discomfiture of many of
; ho ladies , the forenoon having been
sweltering hot , they had comedown
down town dressed in snowy whiteness ,
and , by the way , some very nice white
costumes wore to bo seen upon the streets
during the forenoon. Nearly everybody
who knows anything at all about human
nature knows that a lady never feels con-
'ortnblo in a rain storm when she is
robed in a white gown. A good many
Omaha ladies felt uncomfortable to-day.
The ladies were not the only ones who
wore out of humor. It was no funny
, hing for a man to breast the storm ,
armed with a big umbrella which the
wind blow around nt will , while inside
the stores , pooping through the win-
lows , were crowds of human beings
aughlng at the unfortunate carrier of
ho moasloy thing.
While the rain was decidedly unploas-
mt to all who happened to bo away
rom homo , it was n good thing in many
capccts. It cooled the atmosphere and
b was possible in the afternoon to
raw a long breath. It washed the
ust and mud from the pavements , wha
was not blown away by the wind.
The strong wind did some damage
ibout the city. A number of trees were
) lown down , as were also some fences.
'ho fence and gata of the Tivoll boor
garden were laid low.
St. Phllomona cathedral spire woavod
rom ono side to the other , and for a time
ookod as if it was going to succunlb to
ho elements nnd fall prostrate in the
troot , but it stood the storm all right.
The Missouri river felt the influence of
ho rain and during the storm raised con-
idorablo , and rushed on looking more
muddy nnd ugly than over before.
It wns ono of the hardest storms that
ms visited this section this season , and it
s hoped that they will como in n little
milder form'
NOTES.
There was a change of 25 degrees in
no hour during the storm , the mercury
ropping from 01 in the shade to GG.
The scales of Justice on tha now court
IOUBO were knocked out of balance by
lie wind yesterday afternoon.
On Farnam street the sign of the big
' 0" in front of Koustor'a saloon blow
.own breaking several window panes in
ho fall.
Loronzon's cigar sign was knocked out
of plumb by the wind.
_ A number of bill-boards about the
sity were blown to smithereens during
do storm. ,
THE HTOUM AT COUNCIL BLUFF8.
The storm at Oouncil Bluffs was mpro
ovoro than it was at Omaha , the wind
) lowing stronger than it did hero. A
argo crowd had gathered at the circus
rounds just previous to the storm to at-
xind the Barret circus. Quito n number
F people had already entered the circus
ont , and when the wind came up they
jogan slowly going out. The circus men
nally proceeded to take down the can-
as , when the whole thing fell , killing
no man and seriously wounding several
thors. Our informont , an Omaha man ,
'ho returned homo immediately after
10 accident , was unable to give further
otails , except that the greatest excite
ment prevailed among the crowd In the
icinity of the circus tont.
Ladies should to licet before using any
preparation that is applied to BO delicate a
urfaco as the skin. Any cosmetic will
t first impart a beautifying effect and not
pparontly injure the akin , but in a very
hort time little blotches and disoolora-
ions appear on the fnco which conclu-
ivoly show the poisonous drugs in their
omposition. It can bo safely eaid that
nero than two thirds of the face powders
ontain those injurious ingredients. Pox-
oni's medicated complexion power is not
nly absolusoly free from all deleterious
matter , but ita principal ingredient is an
ctivo curntivo for till diseases of the
kin. It has stood the test of years. Sold
> y all druggists. mo-oodly
Many medicines now on the market
wo what virtue they possess to the pros-
ncoof powerful nnd poisonous drugs.
IUNT'S [ Kidney nnd Liver ] REMEDY is
mroly vegetable nnd will not injure the
ooblust and most delicate person.
AI.KXANJWIA , Juno 25. The Egyptian nuk
.horltloa have quarantined n French vessel.
ADBUNEEN BRUTE ,
la Bouts Ills Wlfo la a
Bluuncr and la Arrouteil.
Tuesday oroning a reporter of the
BUB Imppcnod to ho on Sixteenth atroot
corner of Outninlnga. As ho passed , two
> ollcemnu were standing on the curb in
company with a forlorn looidng Irish
woman with two little daughters , not
over six years old , clinging to hor. The
woman's face bore an excited expression
as she pointed toji\ man standing in front
of the saloon ou that oornor , whom the
) olicomau promptly arrcetod. Ho was
mrtlally intoxicated but made no rosis-
anco. Uo were n coat , a slouch hat nnd
.ottered pantaloons , ilia name was Pat
Ilookbird.
While the policemen were in the act
of laying hands on the man the poor
woman stepped around behind the re >
> orter as if to scrcou herself , and kepi
laying , with tiupjiresaod emotion "There ,
lo'll vo uowj ho has got to go the wife-
buatorwillgotojaill"
Then the rotumud to the reporter and
iaid , "Yourjg man , there goes a wifj-
> oattir. Look Jicrot" uud she throw aaido
i dirty nlmwl which covered her ahoul-
dcra , dliclosinu a blood stained dross thai
was sickening to tee. "If you are not
nn the udu cf temperance , hoidt the
nig at onaeho ea'.d. ' " 1 have tis little
children and that man to support , am
yet ho beats mo nil the time. " The last
sentence was spoken in the moit ago
nizing despair , and the poor woman's
voice choked with sobs. The two little
girls at her side , though palo with
Fright , attempted to sooth horj and said ,
"Now , don't cry , mamma , "
The brute had struck his wlfo in the
face , making nn ugly gash. IIo ought to
bo aont up for five years.
CREIGHTON COLLEGE ,
Its ComiGDCcniDni Last EycuiDg Attend
ed by Many Omaha Citizens.
Six Years of Successful Work by Tills
Institution ,
The hnll of Croighton college was com *
plotoly filled last oroning by citizens of
Omaha , who were present to.witness the
sixth annual commencement exorcises ol
this homo institution of learning.
The room was beautifully decorated
and arranged for this occasion. The
: ramo work about the stage was festoon
ed with evergreen wreaths upon the
rostrum had boon placed the chnmichl
appliances to bo used during tho'ovenlng'u
entertainment , and surmounting nil were
.ho almost lifo oizo picture of Edward
Croighton , and Mary L. Croightou hia
wife , through whoso munificence and
iborality this college was brought into
existence.
Upon cither side of the atago were
seated the students of the institution ,
numbering nearly two hundred. In front
of it sat the faculty , ton In number ,
Jishop O'Connor , Fathers Goliniori ,
Shafibl , Koopmnns , Daxachor and Pelt
'rom the Catholic settlement near Oloan ,
.ho two Fathers Glauber and Father Ser
aphim , of Columbus , who had como to
) mahato bo present at these closing ex
orcises.
The exorcises were opened by the
overture "Fra Diavolo , " rendered by
the Musical Union orchestra of this city.
It was well received and called forth
eng applause irom the audience.
"WHAT OOOD HAS IIISROKY DONE ? ' '
was the theme of the next exorcise , an
oration delivered by Master Peter Cor-
igan. Said the speaker : "In history ,
mtlons can read their past and their fu-
uro. " The greatest pages of history the
orator continued relate , between
virtues and vices , in which
trugglcs the former have always como
out triumphant. In history patriots
iring their countries into luxuries , final-
y ambition , pride aud self interest seize
hem , and their people are brought to
uin , like the worm that waits for the
ruit to ijrow , ouly to destroy it. Unless
omp strong moral principle underlies nil
institutions , they must fall. This oxor-
iso was well delivered , great pains hav-
nr ; been taken to make it the success
vhlch it was.
"Trompotor'fl Lust" a cornet solo , by
Jonry T. Irvine/wos a fine rendition of
his beautiful piece , and elicited rounds
of applause.
"TUB AIU WE BUEATUK. "
The next in order was a lecture in two
mrts , by John Wlialon and Francis Me-
3uiro. Ws are in the bottom of a great
oa , whoso existence is as necessary to us
as water to fish , Experiments were then
csortod to to show the component parts
f air. The nature of oxygen was
liown by several experiments. The
litrogon jar was also brought
nto use. That air has weight
was also shown , by experiments with the
xhausted glebe , the barometer and the
ump. The pressure upwards , down
wards and lateral was also shown ,
'hoao experiments and the ease and
uccoss with which they were nccom-
> lishod showed those two young men to
> o not moro tyros in the search of scion *
IGo knowledge.
' 'Fair Shines the Moon" a aong by
rloatcr Chatham Rodick was sung in
uch a manner as to call him back for
> second. Ho then Bang "Tho Last
lose of Summer" and at ita close waa
oudly applauded.
" 1'iiEi'AiiiNo FOR EXHIBITION"
A dialogue in seven parta by Master Pat- '
ick McGovern , Emmett McOroary , Ed-
viu Orcodon , Ilarnott "Murray , Augustus
Joopor and Steven Bowos. This ploas-
ng little exorcise represented a group of
mall boys appointing their parts for a n
xhibition without the aid of these elder
hanthoy. Master Creadon gave "Old
) akon Bucket"Master Oooper"Nobody'a
Child , " Master Mercer "Tho Razor Sol-
or , " Master Murray "Tho Return of
logulus , " Master QBowos "i'vo
Wandered to the Village , Tom , " Master
ilcCroory "Stay , Jailor , Stay , " nnd
Master McGovom "Ho is not Mad. " The
recitations were well spoken and
each speaker being presented with a beau-
iful boquot at the close of his part.
Tha next was potpouri , " Pleasant
lecolleotions , " which was well received.
Then came the distribution of premi
ums by Bishop O'Connor , as follows :
The John A. Oroighton medal for ex
cellence in the classical course Francis
J. McGinn.
The medal for excellence in the second
academic Charles P. Fronzor.
The medal for excellence in the third
academic William Quiulan.
The John McCroary medal for excel-
enco in first rhetoric commercial course
Peter Oorrigan.
Tlio modal for excellence second rhet
oric--Kd ward MoYann ,
The first grammar class excellence
modal John Fitzpatrick ,
The second grammar class excellence
modal , by Francis Dollono William
Brady ,
The first rudiments excellence modal
donated by Felix McShano Ilartnott
Murray.
The second rudiments excellence med
al Francis McShano ,
Thou canto the finale "Nabucadnosar"
and muslo by the orchostM , which closed
the exercises of the evening.
This institution which has grown up
with Omaha scorns to bo npp rociatod by
ita citiiswB , The attendance last year
was 275 , the greater number of whom
were going to school whonat closed for
the year. Nearly every ono of these ,
students live in the city. The faculty
now consists of ton able teachers , whoso
work is given to educational purposes.
To moro fully meet the needs aud de
mands of parents it has boon doomed
beat by the college authorities to change
thu courses of study. Hereafter there
will only bo ono oaurso , which will bo
made up from the heretofore classical
and scientific. It will bo a four years'
course , intended to tit the student for a
practical business life , whether in liter *
nry or scientific pursuits ,
OVERRULED ,
The Motions in Gnlhriu's ' Cases Helil
'Not fell Taken ,
Jtayor Clmso's Not Yet Determined
Mrs. "Ward Secures a Divorce.
In the district court room yesterday
quitoacrowd was present to hcnr the de
cisions of the judges upon the motions to
quaah in the Chase and Guthrie cages.
The decision of the court by Judeo Ne
ville , overruled the motions in all the
latter cases. In the cases against the
mayor , the court stated that for the pro ]
sent itwould render no opinion , , the
difficulty being to determine whether or
not the mayor is a ministerial officer as
charged In the indictment.
The court , upon rendering its decision ,
ordered the case of the atato against
Guthrie sot down for trial at two p. m.
yesterday. At that time the defendant ,
by his counsel , Colonel Smytho , was pre
sent , and asked for n continuance until
Mayor Ohaso , who , it was shown , would
not bo able to bo in court for a week ,
could bo present. Smytho was informed
by the district attorney that in the case
to bo taken up Mayor Chase's testimony
would not bo needed , as lie know nothing
concerning the charges in the indict
ment.
Smytho then asked for time until to
morrow morning. The court did not
seem at all inclined to grant it. The do-
'ondant's counsel said ho was called into
the case only last Saturday and more
tiino was necessary , and if the court in
sisted upon going to trial yesterday after
noon ho would withdraw from the case.
The court then allowed the case to go
over until this morning at 0:30 : o'clock.
Attorney Godwin then stated to the
court that ho would bo ready to-morrow
morning to try three cases against
3uthrio , and would go through with
them all until a conviction was reached
or ho was acquitted.
Judge Neville said ho should have
throe coses ready against three individu
als and not against one. Mr. Godwin
stated ho h d arranged the criminal cal
ender for the best interest of the state , as
! io thought , and if the court wished to
change it it could do so , but ho would to-
sign and , another district attorney might
bo appointed.
The case of Matilda Ward- against
William Ward was then taken up. This
suit was brought by Mrs. Ward to obtain
i dpcroo of divorce from her husband , al-
eging want of support and cruelty.
There was no appearance of defendant ,
either in person or by attorney.
The court stated to her attorney , after
.ho plaintiff and her daughter had tosti-
iedj that ho would grant a divorce , but
no decree therefor should bo entered up
until July 11 , that being the day set
down for trial on the trial docket.
Mr. Ferguson , attorney for lu'rmoy ,
ndlctedifor.ahoJjting with intent to kill ,
argued his motion to quash , which was
overruled by the court.
Hammocks , Croquets , Imwnteunls ,
Baos-Balls , etc. , at Max Meyer & Co.
m&elOdU7.
Heal Estate Transfers.
The following transfers wore filed for
record in th'o county clerks office Juno 24 ,
and reported for the BEE by Amos' real
estate agency.
Charles JE. Brunorto Melissa Mallett ,
w d , lot 8 , block 11 , Shinn's first add ,
§ 1100.
John F. Behm and wife to llamus
Rasmussen , w d , part block 7 , S. E.
Rogers add , $80.
Goo.P.Bomis and wife to JohnD.Cown ,
w d , lots 11 and 12 , block L , Lowes 1st
add , $225.
Wm. M. Horton to Joanna B. Horton ,
w d , B j lot 4 , block 50 , Omaha , 81.
Chas. B. Douel to Harry P. Douol , vr
d , lots 1 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 9 , 10 and ni 8 , block
17 , E. V. Smith's ' add , § 4,000.
John Campbell and wife to George
Gilman , n o d , oi nw of sw J , section
20-15-13 , $224 24.
George W. Gilman to John I. Redick ,
w d , n& " of ei , nw of sw , section 20-15-13 ,
83300.
Herbert E.Gatcs to A.and H.Kountzo ,
ots 9,10,11 and 12 , in 12 , Plainviow ,
w d , 81,000.
Harris & Fisher to Mrs. V.H.F.Bort-
ett , lot 7 , block 12 , Hanscom Place , w
d , $1.500.
Phillip Meyers to Mary Isabella Mey
ers , lot 8 , block 222 , Omaha , w d , § 250.
Fourth of Julygoods , FiroworksFlags ,
Firecrackers , Torpodos , Bucket Lanterns ,
oto. , at Max Meyer & Co.
m&o,10djl7
ASTTho Voice ol tlio People. No-fam-
ly lyoa wore ever BO popular as the Diamond
) yo3. They never fall. The 131 ack is far an-
wlor to logwood. TliP other colors are brll-
lant. Wells , Itichardaon & Co. , Burlington
vt. _
mr
From Palace to Hospital.
MAIUUIM.EH. Juno 25. The Chateau for-
ncrly belonging to Empress I'utrenlo ID being
iroparod for the nccoramodition of 50ft chole-
a patlonta.
SEAL ov N. 0. Tobacoo finost'in the
and
Absolutely Pure.
A manul f purcncal.
strength and v\liof ) ouicoc i lloio cooi otuloil th a
| ko ordinary klndt , in J cannot bo i U In competition
with tbg multitude ot low tc t , iho.it weight alum or
tihoipli&to powder * . Bald .only lii ci
lUKtatt P WDBU CO
SPECIAL NOTICES.
will Posltlvelynot ba Inserted
nnless paid in advance.
TO LOAN-MoneV.
"VfONRY loaned on chattel * , notes bought , cut rate
1VJL ticket ! sM. A. Formon , 113 S. 13th St.0381m
0381m
Lonncil on cluttcl mortgage , by U , K.
MONKV , room 20,0mah National Bank.
016-lmo
TO LOAN-Tho lowest ratei ol interest
MONEY > ' Loan Agoncr , Uth ft Dom-la S8tf
It/TOKKY / TO LOAN In Bums of * 300. and onward
iVl O. r. DATii And Co. , Jlotl Estate and Loan
Aconfg. 1608 Farnam St. S U.
HELP WAMTB1) .
\X7ANTED-lloyl2toia years old to do chores
I > and go to school. Good home lor the right hey
Call 423 10th St. 187'2ip
, _ . . | at I'adflo House , Tenth and Dav
enport. 173 tf
TITANTHD A kitchen and dining room plrl at the
Vt Uoddurd House , Sherman av , 100S7 | >
"t tTANTED A Rooil programmer ono u'od to li'l '
T V prating. Apply to manager now Atblctlo P rk
Sherman avenue. 176-25
TXTANTED A Rood carpenter Immediately. Ap-
VV ply A. S. Trcllur now Athlctlo 1'ark , bherm n
avenue. 170-25
'ANTED Boy to feed gordon press , at 0. W.
W Oraj-'s printing otllce. 102-26p
W IAh'TED-A girl Immediately at 020 Harnoy St.
109 26p
First-claw cook. Oood wages. Mrs.
WANTED
W V Morso.S.V. . corncrlOthandCapltolavo. ,
or at ofllco ot Morsa's Dry Oooda store. 140-24p
T l7A TED-Youg man to take care of prhato llv-
TT ery and do general work. Experience no-cssa-
ry. Ilclerencca required. Address "U"Bco ofllco ,
108-1
WANTKU-ARcntsfor Itcpublcau and Datnocratlo
Campaign D'ographles bv distinguished rcpro-
Bontathcs. tlilly llluttrntcd. Dot the tot Bond Wets
lor 1'rofpcctus to be ready two da ; s after nominations
Dig Wages Quick silei. John Burns Pub. Co StLous. !
1(080
"TirANTED-LADE3 ) Oil OENTLKMEN-In city or
VV country , to take nice , light nnd pleasant work al
their own homos ; $2 to $5 o day easily and quittly
made ; work sent by mall ; no canvassing ; no stamp
for reply. Please address Kcllatlo llan'l'g Co. , I'lil-
adelphla , Pa. 149 Imo
WANTED Podlcrs to soil a good pa } Ing article
with good proQt. Call at 20281'lcrco M. . from
StolOa m. or6 to7p. in. 157-27p
T57ANTED First-class pants makers at J. C. Va-
VV por'fl. 161-2Cp
W ANTED Good girl for Foil Robinson 217 N.
Uth St. 184-28p
W , ANTED First-class girl for general house-work
Apply Jlr. J. II. Shro\o 103 25th street
WANTED Agood girl for general houio-uork 627
FleasantSt Mrs. r. W. Head. 132-25p
WANTED-At N. W. corner 13th and Capital a\o.
a chambermaid. I30-25p
NTICD Two or three flrst-clasa carpenters at
VV Frank D. Heads , ZOO.touth 10 street. 137-25p
"TT7"ANTED Oood steady girl for general house-
V < work 618 S. 10th between Jackson and Honard.
14S.25p
WANTED-A barber , TOO S. lots street , Omaha.
010-30p
"VlfTANTED Oood girl about 18 years old for gen-
VV eral housework In family of two. Addrcsx "R.
E " Boo olllco. 127-28
rfTANTED A dressmaker of flftotn ycari * exper-
VV lence , wishes work In families. Address "II.
D."Beoofflco. HB25i >
-A girl , 211B California street.
ANTED In a family of three , a competent cook
and launilrots who will milk a cow. Wages 320.
a month. Apply at 809 Park avo. lor.2Up
Qlrl for general h uso-work 217 north
WANTED
10th St. 109-3p
ANTED Two good girls , ono nurse and ono lor
general house work. Oood wages paid to com
petent help , 316 North 20th Street. 055-tf
WANTED A cook , mm or woman , ? 3.00 per
per week. M. Obent , Nebraska House. North
PIatt , Neb. 031-26p
Qlrl at 1610 Sherman avenue. Mrs.
WANTED . B48 tf
WANTKD A competent girl for general house
work. Wages $20. a month. N. W. cor 18tn
and Davenport. 023-tf
WANTED Olrl for housework at 2227 Dodge St.
701-lm
Oood dishwasher and second cook At
WANTED ' restaurant , 1514 Dodge Street.
741-tt
741ttANTED
ANTED Canvassiug agents to handle a newly
patented article. One to three cin be sold In
OTcry family , Call on or address "Enterprise " No.
14 Cralghton Block. - 632-tf
81TPAT10HB WABTBD.
Situation aaofllco boy or other light
WANTED
work , by a boy 13 years old. Good habits ,
living wltn parents. "A. B. " Bee ottlce. 17R-27p
WANTED Position 03 city salesman and collector.
References given Addross"J" careot Bee
Ofllce. 165-27p
WANTED Situation by joungglrl to do chamber
work. Apply at 2113 Harnoy St. 039-27p
married man wishes a situation with
AYonng business home In Omaha. Have
served twehocars with wholesale dry Goods house
of Chicago. Addresj "F. F. C. " Bco office. U8-2flp
TT7AN7ED A situation l > y an experienced bouse-
VV keeper. Oood references. Address Mrs O , O.
Soelyo. Fremont , Neb. 124-27p
'Young married man wauta situation as book
A keeper , In wholesale establishment In Omaha.
AdJrtBj "O. " care Bee. 898-tt
KISCBLLAHHODS WANTS.
Ji ' ANTED A set of books to keep evenings
W' experience. Address "D. E. " Bee office.
TiyANTED Four day boarders at 2000 Cass St.
To buy a house and lot ot 4 or 6 rooms
WANTED aim location. J. L , \ \ ilkle , 100 S ,
14th bt , 18Q-25p
1TTANTED Four boarders In a private family 813
VV Dodge street. 112-26p
) An eight to nine room homo , with
barn , city water , gas II possible. Within ten
minutes walK of tha poatofllce. Please addrota "S. '
this otlico.
"TITANTED Information wanted , concerning roy
V V wlfo who Iclt homo Juno i th. Five dollars re
ward fur any information concerning her whereabouts
II living or nhera I can i nd her body , If dead. Ad
dress U. Vcr Bleat , Omaha P.O. &W-25p
1\7ANTED Boarders to know the Bt. Charles Ho.
VV tcl on Harney St. , between 12th and 13th will
Bit up thu best table board for $4 00 per week of any
housa In the city ol a oorrespondlr" urlce. 238-tf
OR RENT-House 5 rooms In prod repair. Nice
I 1 > aid , cistern water. Rent * 25 per mnth 1411
VarkWldeaw. Apply to Jno.W Bell DrufglitlOth
Street. 185 tf
RENT House 6 rooms , corner Poppletonand
FOIt SU , $10,60 pir month. Barker and
Majue , IStb and Fa-nam. 187.tf
RENT With board , an elegant furnished
FOR bed room. 2009 Cass St. lOc-lp
1011 KENT FurnUluxl rooms with board , 1812
F
Dodge , ISO-lp
FOR IIKNT-S roouu , 3 rjoaets , city water , at DOS
N. 13'ft Street. 191-S7ri
I7IOR 'IIENT Furnlthvd ( rent rooms with
JJ 816 South 10th St. 174-S7i |
F 1011 ItKN'T Fuinlihtxl rooms for houte-kceping
603 north 17th Ht. 177 27 | >
IlKNT-IIouto corner of 10th nd Pacific.
one block ftoia B. & M. Depot. O , Who an.
193-27p
"ITtOll 1IKNVTo Rcutlemin and wife , iult of two
JL1eiy dctlrablofutnliihed roomi ; til corn enlencoi ,
Sd fleer , Lortnicn'ii bnlldlng , IStli and Ilouard. In.
julre raom 3Ouiana Nntlonal Uauk liulldlog ,
11ENT-A fumUhed room at 1S1B Jackion St ,
FOIl fclM 80p
Oll ItKNT-h-urnUhcJ rocma 1818 Dodge Street ,
II 1 8Si 2p
TTiOll KEN r-Untll September l t. A nice 6 room
JD cottiemICailtolav | ; ! ) . Furnlilicd to a am .
lulywltliuutchlldrm. InqulroatO.a Ooodrlchi
Ca , 1116Faruau St ICStf
BENT Nicely furnUhed room without
board 13U Davtbpoit tit. Ifli-SOp
11KNT A cottage Ztth itrett , one iqiuro
FOR Bt. il ry' a e. 8 rooa and Bummer
UtcheotK. amoDtn , WarrtuBwlltlcr. 141-tl
MEEGELL & BOSJBNZWEIG ,
Practical Painters & Decorators ,
CAURY THE LAIKJES7 AND FINEST.RETAIt , STOCK OP
WALL PAPERS AflD DECORATIONS
3ronlirAiF.3 1515 Donglas Slrefit. Omaha.
Are prop
OUTSIDE
In any branch ,
On Short Notice
HOUSE ,
SIGN ,
AND FRESCO
PAINTING ,
DECORATING
Buffalo U , S. Standard
IjES ,
Hirnebau ; h & Tayior ,
WESTERN AGENTS , OMAHA , BEB. .
R. II. TRACK ,
DORMANT ,
HOPPER , | WAREHOUSE
PLATFORM , ' & COUNTER.
ALWAYS IN STORE
IABGEST STOCK IN THE WEST
And is now in Use by the United States Government.
.REPAIR SHOPS Scales of nil kinds repaired nnd sealed by TJ. S
standard weights.
3 "Write for Estimates.
HIMSBAUGH & TAYLOE , x
1405 Doticrlns Slreefc.
TTTIOH HEM Hcuto on 17th St. near Capitol a , ,
J ? at 316 per month. S. Lehman. 143-tf
FOIl RENT Very desirable elegantly furnished
roonB. Terms reasonable. 511 Pleasant sti eot
street , 120-2B
TTlOIl HUNT Parlor bed room. Inquire northwest
J ? corner 8th and Howard. 110-27p
TOT RENT-Nlctly furnlihod front room with 01
JF without board. Inquire N. W. Cor. 21B6 and Burt
etrcetB. H8-25p
FOn HUNT One neatly furnished room and single
bock room 1816 Chicago. 104-28
FOR IinNT Homes 012 and 010 Capitol ave. E.
Estabrook , 1618 Chicago St. 1000-28p
F OH KENT A pleasant furnished room at 1 OS
Capitol ave. OS5-S6p
1011 UENT-Ono store in Crounso'Bloclt. O. M
F
Hitchcock. G06-U
F > OU KENT 4 good rooms south-east corner 20th
and Cumlng. 070-tf
FOR RENT Fumlsned rooms , with or without
board , 16il Dodge street. 7-27p
FORRENT-SlitroomhoUEOon Btreetcar Una and
convenient to business. Address Immediately ,
"G. X. " Bco offlco. 7C6 tf
FOR RENT Douse with 6 rooms and good sized
kltchen.wlthccllar and clstcra,1510 S. llth street.
Inquire 1016 Castollar street. SS3-27p
FOR RENT A first class store In good locality.
Inquire Edhulm and Erlckson. 601-tf
RENT Furnished rooms 2227 Dodge.
FOR Dodge.4S9lm
FOR RENT First-class 6 room cottage S. T
Peterson , south cost corner 16th and Douglas.
174-lmp
RENT Rooms In Nebraska Notional Bank
FOR
building. Most deslrablo umces In the city.
Supplied with hydraulic elevator and heated by
steam. Apply at Bank. 626 tf
FOR RENT Elegant residence 10 rooms , turnaco
hot and cold water , bath rooms & 0. duiublo
first-class boarding house or private residence $70
per month.
Fourteen room house new , 14th St , nesr Jone 50
per month. BARKER & SIA.YNE.
S6S7-U 13th and Farnam.
RKNT In lledlck's block. Storeroom J20
FOR deep and good office room. Paulson & Co. ,
&J3 Farnam , room 3. 768-tf
FOR RENT piano. Inquire at Edholm & Erlck-
eon's. 093-tf
OH RENT Store room 1609 Faro am St. , by
F
PAULSEN&CO. 409-tf
inoit KENT narnianed roouia on me noitowe
J ? cor. 18th and CapHoIavcaus , formerly Orolgnton
Houce. IHO-t
FOR KENT Large furnisno room to gentleman
only , N. W. cor. 18th and Farnam. 435-tf
SALE Butohar business and tools In an en
terprising town of 2.000 Inhabitans. Only two
moat markets hero. For particular * ) nddrcsi "D and
II. " Bee cfllco , l/l-30p
SALE House 4 rooms barn , cistern , well ,
FOB trees , lawn ic' , all new jull completed.
I'llco 81,400. 2110 Blonde , near Saunaers. lu7-2sp
Oil 8LE Two choice timber claims In Brown
F County , near rail road town , Oood soli and
running water on land. Address Dr. David Tallchlff ,
Bassett , iJrouii County Neb , 108 lp
T7\OR \ SALE CHEAP Heal oatato business In town
JL1 of f > 00 population on Kopubllcanalley Hall *
road. Excellent location , flue country , large list ,
bent oa reasons for nulling , a splendid opportunity ,
books show business. Address " 0 , W. L. Bee office.
172-4p
FOR BALK Now house 2 largo rooms full lot S ,
Omaha , ? l,8uO. $160 down and 915 per month.
liarkcr S. Jlaj no 180-27p
SAI.E New cottage 7 rooms ono block OH
FOR rue. , tory diBlrable $3,000 easy terms. Bar
ker & JIayne. 188-27
OH SALE Ono family horse bu gjr and harness.
F
Inquire at Blue Barn , 110 north Sixteen Bt.
181-l3p !
"ITtOIt SALU Aflnt-clasa eroccrv business , an us-
JU tablUhed tradu In the > ioart of liuslao s , m kmt ;
money. Good roisons for Hillltiir , will require a cap.
Ital of near M.OJO , Addi ea lock box 483 , 182.23
SALE A restaurant , making money , eiilon-
FOIl buslucu In the heart of the city , good re -
eonfornllini ? . AJdrcss lock box 408. 1&323
SALK Special bargain , house and lot on
FOIl St. on Belt line block from Street car liuuio
llcnt $ ia. per month. I'rloo * i,000. llorso & Bruu-
nor. 18123
SALK-A bargain In roil estate oa Chancs
FOIl . K-t en Irene and Jame , house contain.
Ine Jour rooms bo-Ides closets , co lar cl tern ana out
bulldlnes all In good repair. Two lots a I email fruit
and fruit tnut ou the place. Inquire on prcmlees.
J , H. Cornel. 1W-28
SALE 16 ( hares Omaha Loan and Building
FOIl stock. , Addies "W. F , " Bee otllce.
142-tSp
SALE-TREE CLA1M125 will buy rclln-
FOR of desirable Dakota trco claim. Ad
dress "C. M. ' Bee otllce. 123 25p
SALE The piopcrty V. E. cor. 13th and Cap
itol ftunro. Home has ten rooms. A good cor
ner for proccry , saloon or drug biulnesi. Inquire at
or address thu premises. D , F , BROWN.
12) 27p
8ALK-At a sacrifice If oold before July 4tb.
FOIl and lot on south 10th street , lot eo > 140 ;
alio a top buggy and harness. Owner leaving town
ittxt month. Apj > l > ou prcmisci , 2d bouic south of
Ce ntro. P83-28p
FOR SALE-Brlnk , on south 16th SL , uuir thl
nail uorks by Bailey and Froake 101-lp
17011 HALE Three ol the belt lots In Hansoom
L1 place at a bargain It sold aoon. Potter & Cobb ,
51&Varnaui. 031-tI
SALE HHEKP A lot of Une Colorado grades
J70K
1 corisUtlng ol SOOcwci , t , S and 4 yean old ,
about &M ) callings and LOO lambs. The ew i * 1)1 )
hear about 6 puund * . For further Inlortnatloa
dre-a Hllay Co. , Utl ler , D. & U. It. U. , Neb.
034 Imp
"IT'OR SALK A grain , Btook ana cual business m
JL ; Western Iowa. Low price and easy terms. Bud-
ness will bear InvceUeatlon. An unusual bargain
offered. Address "WinchcU" care Omaha Bco.
039-20
FOR SALE-A nice cottigo and full lot , half block
south of Milton Rage's' residence , on 19th street.
Inqulro of M. Leo , Grocer , 2id and Loavcnworth.
017-lm
FOR SAt E At a bargain , a first class Zither. Ad.
dress "X. Z. Q" Boo office. 876-tf
FOR SALE The Omaha Bakery , established 1874.
Contains a good stock of Fancy Goods and other
fixtures , wagon , etc. Location first-class. Cheap for
cosh. Apply 610 10th street , hot. Jackson and How
ard. 704-lm
0R SALE Two second hand pUnos , at Kdholmt
& Erlckson's Muelo Store on loth St 890 tf
FOR SALE The coziest and most desirable res
dcnce on Capitol Hill. House contains 0 krcom
besides closets and store rooms , good cellar , city
water , and all modern Improvements , Good barn
and outbuildings. K\erj thing In first class shape.
Full lot. Inqulro of T. P. Ljon on premises , 2429
Capital a\enuo 842 tf
TJ Oil SALE REAL ESTATE A great bargain In
J ? CO lots In Reese's Place , en St. Mary's avenue
street car line , at very low price fnrSOdajs. Apply
to Joseph II. Rceso , 211 South 14th street. 674-lmp
FOR SALE The good will and fixtures of the
Crelghton Houso. Easy terms. 038-tf
FOR SALE Two open nooond-nand bugglcj ancV
ono delivery wagon , cheap , at 1319 Harnoy Bti \
839-U *
"IT'OR SALE Cheapest housa and lot In Omaha , In
JL1 Potter's addition , 8 sootns , well , SCO barrel cis
tern , on two lots , 1(0 ( feet front by 130 feet deep , for
12.050. POTTER & CuBB. 1616 Farnam St. 488-tf
" 171011 SaLE Cheap lots In Shinn's 2nd addition
JD Klrkwood and Plalnvlew. POTTER & COBB
1616 Famam street 428-U
"ITlOK SALE Twenty acres ot the Urllfen farm , 84
JL ? miles from the Postofflco , and cnly two blocks
from Fratt's sub-division. Will be sold In 2 } , 6 or
10 acre lots. Inqulro Omaha Carpet Co. , 1611
Douglas "treot 70 tl
> OR HALK Farm It miles from city , near Union
Stock yards. Inqulro at Mrs. Meyer , over
der's Drue etora , 16th and Webster. S72
MI3CELLANEOUB.
OTItAYED OR STOLEN From Hani ) fc Fhher'g
O Packing House , one sorrel mare ponywith white
face , 3 white feet , branded on right thigh "S" . brush
of tall cut off. Whoever will return or will glre such
Information ai to lead to recover ; of same win re *
ceive suitable reward. Harris & Fisher , Omaha.
200 tf
STRAYED On Juno 22 , ono large red cow , horns
crooked In , and whlto star on forehead. Finder
will bo liberally rewarded by returning or bringing
inlormatl > n to 818 South 10th St. 170-tI
NOTICE A man with several years eiperlcnculn
the grain buslntss , wants a position In some small
rood grain point In this state , can keep the books and
Is lully capable of managing an otllco and elevator.
Encrgetlo and full of business. Can furnish best of
references. Address for further partlculoi8"Y."caro
Bee otllce. 16l.d7tv\2t
rpAKEN UP At my Place Juno ISth , two coltsouo
JL Q brown mare three jeara rid ono dtrk brown
horse two ycara old. Uyrus Morton , west of the
Poor Farm. 13325p
JESSONS given In tailorsvstem , dressmaking latest
Btylo at home or In families , also all kinds of
sewing nlciily done. Call at 07 north 10th street.
135 25p
rpAKEN UP May 24th , 188-1 , at my place one horeo
JL torrcl colpr and ono pony mare bay , black till ,
brand mark on hip. Owner can have uaae by prov
ing property and paying charges. Phillip Caseidy.
OM 6woew
rr\0 EXCHANGE A gram nod stock bunlnessloca.
JL ted at several stations in Western Iowa tor a stock
farm or good lauds suitable for stock purposes. This
offer will boar strictest Investigation. Write for par
ticulars. Address " rt Inch ell , " care Omaha Bee.
040-30
EDWARD KUEE-V
MAOI3TER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION
AL1ST. 303 Tenth street , between Farnam and liar-
ney. will with the aid of guardian spirits , obtaining
any one glance or the past and present , and thu
certain condition In the future. Boots and Bhoci
made to order. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed ,
HB HUD
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For Business ,
Traveling ,
Dress and .
Weddings.
MADE TO MEASURE AND READr-UADE
fJTNeck DressliiRf. New Summer Novcltlea
SALE A good narinir grocery business ,
FOIl and flxtures. Will Invoice J2.600. Mlea
825,000 perytar. Kor further Information , ad-lrew
for t"Q weeks "Z. " Bee olllro. 7 g- "
McOAETHY & BUBKE ,
818 HTH STREET , BET.
AND DOUGLAS.
DEEXEL & MAUL ,
( snooEssonsTojoima. JACOBS )
OTDEETAKERS !
tb * old Ktand 1117 I'arnunitrcot. ' Ordira or
uph lolldted and promptly ttteated to.
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