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OMAHA .DAiLi7" BEE---FRIDA5T , JXJLX 4 1884
8
THE DAILY BEE
'Friday Mornins , July 4 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
To-day Is the ono hundred and c
annivomary ot American Indepcndo
Many a man will celebrate It In ( an
thinks ) a becoming manner.
The city manlial says that all B.iloon k
ors who do not como to the front ullhtl
license money by the ,11th of this month
hftvo tholr places of business closed.
N , I. S. Solomon brought to tlilsclty you
day four Shetland ponlos , thrco raatoi am
sUlllon , and a finn jackius. The ponlon , t
UcuUrly Iho stalllon.aro bowiHos. The stal
WM Imported by A. J. Alexander , of JAne
and ta valued nt tCOO ,
Mr. iTatnos CroJchton has Icnderod
Mayor Murphy his rwlirnaUon M clialrma
the boanl of public works , No action
boon taken In the matter as yot. Mr , Crol
ton gives ai lila roiuion for this move that
li tired of the continual fighting.
Tohn Connors , an intano man , WAX tal
to the city jail yesterday about 3 o'clock o
by Jntprus , n U. & M. watchman , and C
norx , n brother of the crazy man. Ho
qulto frantic after being Incarcerated In
and made the night hideous with his howl
The rite ot circumcision won ( porfon
Mils morning at the residence ot M. Hollm
liar. Kohn , of Chicago , wan present , and ;
formed tbo rite in tlio prenonco ot a largo n
bor of the friomla of the family. Tha li
eight day old boy Is the firnt son in the II
man family , nnd connoiuontly will bo guar
with jealous care.
The first Rranlto block for the Fan
atroot paving was laid In front of the 1'ox
hotel ye atorday. A largo crowd has wat
od the work all day anil It Is gratifying
watch the countenances of the business t ;
along thostreet M they look Into the dim i
misty future and BCO vehicles rolling ui
tholr store doors na of old ,
Yesterday Captain O'Donahoo nnd o
of his men made a tramp round-up. Tl
captured four vagrants at Ilor'/i distillery r
six In box can near the whtto load wor
They wore all taken before Judge Bono' '
who gave eight of them ten days each in i
county j all on broad nnd water. Tlio oil
two , showing just causa why tiny should
released , were sot at Hborty.
Ladies should lefloct before using a
preparation that is applied to flodelici
surface as the skin. Any cosmetic w
at first impart a beautifying effect and rj
' apparently injure the skin , but in a vo
flhort time little blotches and discolc
tions appear on the face which cone
aivoly show the poisonous drugs in th
composition. It can bo safely said tl
more than two thirds of the face powd
contain these injurious ingredients , P
soni's medicated complexion power is n
only absolusoly free from all dolotorio
matter , but its princtyal ingredient is i
active curative for all diseases of tl
akin. It has stood the test of years. So
by all druggists. mo-oodyl
THE TAX LEVY ,
The County Commissioners Fix U
Tax Levy For 1881 ,
The equalization of assessed proper
having boon completed by the board
county commissioners they have mat
the tax lory for 1884 which is as fc
lows :
For the general fund a tax of nil
mills has boon loviod.
For the bond and sinking fund a tc
of four mills has boon loviod.
For the road fund a tax of two ar
ono half mills has boon loviod.
For the bridge fund a tax of ono mi
has boon loviod.
A levy of eight mills has boon mai
for school district No , 5 to pay thobondc
indebtedness.
The county commissioners have fixed
license fee of $1. to bo paid by the ewer
or or harboror of any dog.
There will bo a largo increase in tl
assessed valuation of property the boai
having raised in the aggregate. A fi
report of the work of the board as an c
utilization board will bo published in
few days.
THE DAY WJ OELEBBATE.
The Anniversary of tlio Dco.nrntlo
of Independence Sports of the
Day.
To-day is the Fourth of July an
-as such will bo appropriately celebrate
1 all over the United States. In this cil
no general demonstration will bo madi
but each ono can amuse himself f
'ho sees fit. Abundant amusement wi
bo furnished for all. At the Union Pi
r cifio baio ball park two games of ball wi
bo played , between the Union Pacific
and the Chicago Ilcsorvcs. Tlio Iloaorvc
is a peed club , having within tlio pat
Jour days dofdatod both the Iluolc Islan
and Evansville clubs , and will enter th
Hold to-morrow in Excellent shapo. Tli
places of tlio players will bo as folllowi
JtlHKIlVKH. UNIOK 1'AOIFlr
Young Catcher , 11 and
Onrr. I'ttcher Hockwo
Graham. . , , Vint base. Uitea
Hautry , , Second ba e MclCiil v
Htllory. . . Third bwo Whltne
HJel'aufiUor , , Short atop. , , . . , Byi
Jovne.M , , . .l.olt Hold . , , , Dwyi
Jtoso. . . , Center field Boll-Inn
K&lno JUglit field Carru
In the afternoon gatno Salisbury wi
pitch for the Union Pacifies.
Morning game will bo culled at 1
o'clock , afternoon garno at ! i:30. :
At the Athlutio grounds of the crick <
club abundant amusement will bo fui
nishcd all who nttond.
Kilted l > y u I'usnliitf Train ,
Wednesday night at Milliard a tclograp
line repairer by the name of Pierce w
ulruck by A p&uing train and Uilloc
Together with his comrades they ha
lifted their hand-car from the track an
were awaiting the paasago of a trait
A the train urew near Pierce steppe
forward to the tdgo of thn track and o
tlio train reached him it struck hiu
Idlling him almost instantly , Oorone
Haul was notified yesterday and won
to Milliard.
STATS : ( /AZETTEKII & But
DlUKCTOUY to bo ifiSUWl ill Julj
8t > 4 , prloo H60. J. M. Woufis , pub
tier 1.50 K. 14th St. Omaha.
BKAL of North Carolina Tolucco is th
APPROACHING THE END.
The Motion of OnlhriB's ' ConnselOi
mlcil and the Case Proceeds.
Aloro Interest Man ! rented by tlio C
zcns Tlio I3nrt or tlio Case
Drn/wlnR Ncftr ,
The space inside the rail yesterday m
ing was filled by Omaha attornoya to 1
iho opinion of Judge Neville on
motion In Guthrio's case to diaoh :
the defendant. The court promised
opinion by the statement that ho
allowed n fair and free discuslon on
subject , and after holding up to the li
both sides of the question prccon
hold that the statute was made to c
such defects as the ono by reason
which the motion was made , that
defendant's substantial rights wore
prejudiced thereby , and that the nat
on the back of the indictment vrorp i
ficlont to apprise the party on trial
the person who appeared bofpro '
grand jury. When .Judgo Neville .
rendered his decision Mr. Baldwin as !
the court of it had soon a case rocor
decided by Nebraska's supreme co
bearing upon the question then bof
the court. The decision was road to
court by counsel. Judge Neville h
the case not applicable to the ono bef
him and
OIUiitED : THE DErjSNHB
to call itn first witness. Smith n
Folkor whom the dofcndnnta counsel 1
been promised the right to cross exam
were not present in the court room. 1
sheriff stated Polknr had been at
poonacd to bo present to-day and the
upon upon the application of dofondat
sotiBol an attachment was issued for h
by the court.
JOII.X U. HAHtEU
vas the iirst witness called for the i
'onso who testified to the dofondan
; oed reputation in this community.
OUSTAVE A unnsoN ,
.lie next witness , stated ho had kno
ho defendant for ton years and his r
itation was good. Witness was also
[ uaintod with S. S. Folkor ; had kno
lira flinco ho tried to bring into use I
norchant'a police force in this city.
CAPTAIN SMITH ,
TIO , in the meantime had come into I
oem , next took the aland. Witness h
, conversation with Chase about thi
rooks ago. Did not say to him exac
i that time , "If I have received a
lonoy from the [ gamblers which I do r
dmit , I chudkod it down in my pocki
f > stay. " Ho did say ho was insuri
lie gamblers protection for so much r.
icntli and had given out that impn
ion.
OIIPXS EXAMINATION.
Ho had the conversation in Olios
Dice , and the talk arose out of witno
rrost. Ho stated to several people tli
o was insuring the gamblers absolu
rotoction but this was given out
take an impression and was by him as
tot.
The court hero asked the counsel <
ithor side how many witnesses they pi
osod to call on the question of ropul
,011. Mr. Baldwin said ho was waitii
} lot the court decide for itself. Thoi
pen Judge Neville fixed the number
vo on a side.
J' . L. STONE
'as next called. Ho know the dofon
at's reputation , whichprior to his boii
larshal , was good.
K011EHT M'GOXKELL
iroman of the locomotive fire donai
icnt of the Omaha division of the U. 1
illway , testified that ho was not a
uaintod with the defendant's roputatic
itsldo the shops , and his evidence w
coludcd.
WILLIAM OLADIBH ,
10 next witness , had boon acquaint' '
ith the defendant for nearly four yoai
uthrlo and Branch had never come in
is store- together so far as ho know. I
opt his store locked when ho wont 01
OUOSH-EXAMINATION.
Branch had never boon in his store
tr as ho know , no may have boon
Is otoro , but ho never mot Guthi
lore.
lore.When
When Mr. flladish had stopped fro
10 stand the court ordered the dofon
> call the next witness. James Nolij
nd S. S. Folkor were called but not bi
ig presontMr. | Bald win stated they wou
iko the testimony of Mr. Ohaso nox
All right , " said the judge , "wo wi
o with the jury to Mayor Ohaso's houe
promised you that you should have h
mlonco and wo will proceed to take it.1
Mr. Kaldwin objected as it was nc
10 proper thing to do. Mr. Ohaso vrt
'ing ' in n mnall room and it would I
most impossible for thu jury , counci
to court and the clerk to gain access I
. Mr. Baldwin requested that tl
mrt and stenographer go I
a house- and take his testimony whk
quid bo road to the jury at its aftornoc
ssion. The court was inlloxiblo ni :
tor ordering the bailiffs to clear the we
the door , the jury headed by tl
.orill' and the court otartod
fOU THE KX-MAY011S UESIUENCE.
When the court and jury arrived i
0 house , Judge Neville directed tl
lorifi to apprise Mr. Ohaso of the
esonco , which having been done tli
occasion filed into his room. The o :
ayer woa ly-lng in bed looking somowhi
naciated from aicknoss , but seemed t
1 in good spirits and a healthy state c
ind. Tlio object for which they ha
nip was taken up without any prelim
aries and
Mil , OIIA.HB WAH HWOUN IIV TIIE COUNT ,
After stating his name ho stated ho hared
rod in Omaha eighteen years sine
100 , Jio was elected mayor ono yon
; o list spring , llis physical conditio ,
as such that his physician had told hlr
) t to louvo his bod. Know Quthri
lie had been appointed city marshal b
itnoss. Know Higgius iwd Baldwiii
it not Branch , Sodorstrom , Bruokor o
onnody. Know Smith. Had a con
motion with Smith about four week
; o. lie did not talk About this mattes
tioro wio some talk , however , that the ;
ore after the marshal. Smith who ;
nuding near the door did say "If 1 hav
ccivcd any money from the gamblers
iloh 1 do not admit ,
I HIIOVKl ) IT DOWN
my pockets to stay. " This romarl
is not made bucauso no was protoctin
her parties. Ho had a couvertatio
Ih Lliggins about a span of horaci
/Jtnoaa was asked what it was , but n
ijoction of the atato was ruled oul
r. Ohaso said ho would like t
ito what it was und nftor some tal
is admitted. ) Witness mot Mr.IIiguim
i the street after ho wo
acted. Mr. Illggins nsko
m to go over to Komtm
iblo and , BUO a toamj which ho di
but nothing was said. IIo again i
Mr. Higgins who asked him if ho ( Ohi
would llko to have them , witness c
ho would if they came from the ri
source , and not frim the
OAMI1LEIW AND CONinACTORS.
Higgins said "you ought
know where they come from" wl
the witness refused to take thorn ,
the reason that when ho drove th
down street people would say "th
goes the team that the sporting n
bought for the mayor. " Ho was no
offered money but did refer JUggins
Guthrie who ho had directed to onto
Iho ordinances. Never had any si
conversation with any other gamb !
Did not have any recollection ol a t
with Smith when ho offered money , i
did any ono else offer him money. V
ness know Folkar. His reputation ;
bad , and ho ( Ohaao ) would'not boli
him under oath.
CIIOSS EXAMINATION.
Ho'had a talk with Baldwin ab
closing the gambling houses about
time they were closed. Witness wonl
Washington in February last. Ho
not toll Smith that ho had directed
marshal to have nothing to do with i
ono in his absence but him ( Smith ) , E
ginsfirstspoko to witness about the here
Illggins did not advise him not to It
the horses , and when witness said ho >
not want them , Higgins then asked ) ;
if ho would not take $400. Witness ,
way of explanation was allowed to at
that ho thought those gifts wore offo :
him as a sort of peace offering by
gamblers who had opposed his electl
This concluded his testimony. 1
court and jury then proceeded to
court room when the jury was dischar )
until 2 p. m.
Afternoon Session ,
THE WITNESS FELKEll.
When court convened in the aftornc
Counsellor Baldwin stated ho wanted
record to nhow that the witness Full
tiad boon oubpocnaod but was notpresc
Ho was informed by the court that it i
liis duty to BCD to it that ho was prose
lib request , however , was granted.
MEYER GOLDSMITH
was the first witness called after dinn
Flo had known Guthrie for five years c
Ilia reputation was good.
u , H. maaiNs
next took the stand. Ho is the sa
Higgins ho was before the grand ji
xnd testified before thatbody substanti
ly the same as ho did on the trial bofi
the traverse jury.
William Sodorstrum , Goodly Bruck
fames Morrison , S. 0. Baldwin , Hir ;
Itonuody , Charles Branch and Ci
Smith were called to the Bland and go
ostimony to the name olloct as Air. H
; ins ,
C. A. BALDWIN ,
ittornoy for the defendant , next took t
land. Ho had charge of the case :
Guthrio. Had carefully examined t
ndictmont , and advised the dofondc
n the promises. An attempt was ma
0 show that Mr. Baldwin told t
lofondant that the parties whoso nan ;
.ppcarod on the back of the indictmoi
ould not possibly bo the persons t
cribod as "unknown , " but upon obj <
ion of the state was ruled out.
I'AllKE GOODWIN ,
ho district attorney was then called. ]
tatod ho was present before the gra :
ury in its deliberations. '
"Woro you present when the vote waken
akon ? "
Godwin , declined to answer and vi
ustained by the court.
Guthrie was bofpJo the grand jury ai
witness in the Smith and Branch cat
inly and volunteered a statement.
ixplanatipn Godwin stated Guthrie a
) liaso we're called there to give tcstimo
11 the Smith and Branch cases , charg
rith "obtaining money under falsa pi
onaos , to give tostimouy as to whether
ot the said Smith and Branch we
tioir appointed agents. Guthrie ni
lhaso were advised that they need n
nswor any question tending to crin
ate themselves.
Hoe Mr * Baldwin offered to introdu
1 evidence the indictment against
CHA11C1EU WITH PE1UUHY
i show that Guthrie has sworn bofo
tie grand jury that ho had not received
ollar from Branch , But this was al
tiled out.
Upon being told by the judge to ci
is next witness , Mr. Baldwin stated
lie court that ho wished the court
rdor the district attorney to elect up <
'hioh charge in the indictment , if an
o would urge a conviction. Tlio rcquo
as overruled. Mr. Baldwin then aski
10 court to instruct the jury that
A VEiiDioT OP "NOT GUILTY"
liould bo returned for the reason th
ivoral offenses were charged in the i ;
ictmont and the district attorney he
ttusod to elect upon which ono ho wou
rgo a conviction , and requested tl
> urt to discharge the jury. This wise
so overruled and au exception notod.
This concluded the defense and afti
nno discussion about the time to bo o
'ttod ' each side- throe hours were give
10 attornoya , The court ordered M
edwin to proceed with his argumen
'o said ho was willing to submit it trill
it. | The court informed himitlookod'U
luch like a bluff , and was again told I :
10 court to proceed. IIo then sal
B would waive his opening a
imout , but boinc ; informed by the com
mt a question would then arise as to vrli
ould have the right to clooo arose on
Idrossod the jury.
MIL aoinvm'H AUOUMUM.
After a few preliminary remarks , t
10 of which Mr. Green took oxcoptior
[ r. Godwin stated ho was not hero i
10 demagogue of a bloated railway co ;
jratiou or the appointee of a drunko
ayer rendering services for past favoi
mo ; ho was before jury as the sorvaa
the people and to execute his awor
ml ; ho was hero to prosecute- boha
00,000 people him who had
DIKdlUQKU TIIK WHOLE CITY ,
ioso name had become synonymous fc
imo. Ho never prosecuted a defend
it through malice , and if ox-Marsht
athrio were innocent of the crim
argod against him no ono would b
ore gratiuod to know it than ho. II
xt spoke of the system of jurispru
nco , of V > safeguards with which a
cusod is a , Wounded , and referred t
o temples 01 justice whoso priests are
TUB 01UULKH OV TUB LAW.
a apologized to the jury for passing th
lUiids of decorum and courtesy. Tha
arose from the eagerness of his mini
present his case in the strongest ligh
issiblo. Many things had arisen it
o progress of the trial to vex am
Tass him. Ho would humbly be ,
oir pardon for those past offenses , am
ton called upon by the court to apolo
10 fur those past acts , ho would not b >
und remiss iu doing so.
Mr , Godwin here read the law and ap
led U to the case in hand , The atat
, d given evidence that
TUB OKI MR OP UHI1IKUY
is committed by Guthrio. The dofons
ily tended to show that it cauuot bo ai
Ammonia and Lime in Price's ' Bakiim
Powder.
An analysis of Dr , Price's Baking Powder , rando by n reputable
ckomisb in 1879 , gives the following as its ingredients :
Bicarbonate Soda 21.70
TART1UTE OP LEMB _ 3.5U
Bitartrate Potash _ „ 64.72
Starch 19.00
AMMONIA , , . . . 1.05
100.
In order that no public may understand whether Dr. Price's Bak
ing Powder , ns made at the present time , is deficient in nmraoniacal prop
erties and to mora fully demonstrate a faot already recognized by the
greatest number o consumersthat it is inferior to the Koyal rn strength ,
purityand wholesomeness , Dr. Price is respectfully requested to publish
an analysis showing the proportion of ammonia now used in the compo
sition of his baking powder.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER GO.
Arc prepared to do wor
MEEGELL &
OUTSIDE THE CIT *
PsnniQro MDnnrQinro in any brunch ,
rdllllGloQL UuLllldlUio On Short Notice
CA1WY THE LAKOKSTAND FINEST.nETAIL STOCK OP HOUSE ,
SIGN ,
WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS. AND FRESCO
PAINTING ,
StFCBt , ( M , DECORATIN 1
and not that it was not BO. They wou
try to show that the state's evidence car
from mon who were unworthy of boli
as these who gave it were under indie
rnont. Ho prepared the jury for t !
argument of defendant's attorney , ar
paid a glowing tribute to Mr. Thursti
as "tho delegateat largo to Ohicaj
who lulled into silence that great body
and appeared in the case whenever 1
could obtain the attention of the cou
and the jury. Ex-Mayor Ohaao was r
forrcd to as the
"SICK MAN OF TUB CITV HALL. "
The history of the attempted delays :
the court was Rene over to the jury. M
Branch was the first man who appoarc
in the case. The gambling houses ,
was rumored , were about to close , an
when Branch wont to BOO the marshal 1
said it was BO. Shortly after they wo :
closed. In about three weeks , Branc
testifies , ho jmot Guthrie and paid hi
§ 300. Within half an hour afterward tl
gambling houses vrcro thrown open.
The evidence and the attending ci
cumatancos were argued at length , ac
all tended to show the
GUILT OP THE DEFENDANT.
In conclusion ho said ho had done o
ho could' 'and all the energy of man ar
his small ability could do. Ho would I
content with their verdict , and if the d
fondant were found guilty all would 1
well with him , and if thov found otho
wise ho would say nothing but woul
think for himself concerning their coi
elusion.
The court adjourned to 9:30 : Saturda
morning , upon the conclusion of hia a
gumont.
STOLEN FBOM fJTB A.SBTJBGE ]
An Omalia Man Alleged toHavoUcc
Ilobbcil of Dlaiuonila and
Such at Buffalo.
Buffalo dispatches to the Ohicag
papers state that about two weeks ago C
S. Straoburgor , of this city , stopped t
the Mansion house in Buffalo for a shoi
timo. On Sunday , Juno 22 , ho loft th
hotel , but soon after returned , and state
that ho had lost oomo money. Th
matter was kept very quiet , and all th
employes of the hotel acquainted wit !
the loss were instructed not to montioi
the matter. Straaburgcr had lolt $ GOO
sorao diamonds , and other jewelry undo
his pillow on departing from the hotel
A part of the money only was found it
the bed , but up to Tuesday nothing liai
boon learned of the remainder of th' '
valuables. The cano was jiut into tin
hands of a private detective agency
which led to the arrest of Margaro
Taylor , a aorvant at the hotel , who i
now in jail. Strasburgor , however
Failed to appear , and it wax ascorUinoi
that ho had gone to Now York. Tin
prisoiior'a counsel has demanded nn im
mediaio examination. A telegram wa
jont after Straaburgor , and if ho does no
respond by to-day the case will bo dis
inisaod. Mlsa Taylor bears a good' ' char
ictor , and BO far the whole case romaim
ihroudod in mystery.
The pooploa * Cyclopedia takoa thi
bakery.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ThtipowderDettrTarlve , A mariel ol purtceo *
ttength aod wbnluiomeiieM. Wo. * toocoiulcil thu.
hairdlnary klndf.andcaDUotbat Uln ruutitlot |
rith the multitude of low tot , ihoit weight alum 01
ihoiphata ix > wdani. Bold duly tn cam. 1.0YAI
IAK1KU l Wljm CO
A. Small Burglary ,
Last night burglars entered Hoimr
& Co.'s saloon on South Thirteenth stn
and succeeded in securing a few cig ;
when they were frightened away by W
Hoimrod. They entered through t
transom over the front door , nnd ma
their exit in the same manner. Aft
getting into the place they placed a tal
under the transom to make their 02
moro easy.
It is thought that the burglars were
couple of young mon who were sei
hanging around the place all ycstordi
afternoon and acted in a very suspiaio
manner. They have not boon seen t
day and have probably left the city.
E. M. A.
Members of the Kmmott Monumoi
Association and their families going
IVIoArdlo Precinct on July 4th will mei
promptly at 8 o'clock Cor. 15th at
Douglas St. whore conveyances will I
roady. COMMITTEE.
SPECIAL NOTICES
larspecialn win Positivolynot bo insert )
unless paid in adv&neo.
TO LOAM-Blonev.
_ _
TMTONKY loaned on chattels , notes boat-fat , cut ra
1V1 tlcketa gold. A. Forman , 213 a 13th St
_ 0331m
TO LOAN The lowast r te ol Intert
MONEY ' Loan Ascnoy , 16th ft DoufU ZBJ-tl
n/fONET / TO LOAN In sum * of (800. and npwui
ITJL O , F. Davia nnd Co. , HoJ aUte um Lei
t , 1E05 F rn ra St. St 8-t
HELP TTAHTBD.
For responsible position , n compete !
WANTED who his Imd experience In
wholesale house Address P. O. box 053. It
\\7ANTiD-Glrl to do general housework In sma
I family , 1714 Douglis street. Oood wages.
411 > 3p
A german g\il \ for general liouso wet
WANTKD of t o 2325 Leavcnwottb , between 2 !
ind 23d Streets , lira Klorelll. 408-3p
ITTANTED In a family of three , a competent cec
VV anil laundrcs. , ono who wllk a cov. Wagea $ i
cr iuontli. Apply at SO } 1'ark Avenue. 4U5 Op
fTTANTED Ono flrstclasa female meat cook"nn
TT ono fiood laundry woman , at the Arcade hctc
a BtrcBt. _ 410-Ci |
IX , ANTED A first cl s cook at Callan's. Fremoi
ft Housr , 10th and Burt SSO-S
f\7ANTED Immediately , a good man to manufai
T r turo and Introduce a new machine ; liest <
jrms given. Address for this \\cck "U.K. " Ik
Illoo. 390 Sp
IXfANTED Flrkt-class liook.kccpor. Muit bo (
I T utoidjr lublti nnd furnish gooil rotcrcnco ;
onsolldatca Tank Uno Co. SVll
[ \7"ANTHD A nret-clasa girl forrijcneral houei
T T work. JIu t be atrood cook. Nonoothornec
pply. Good wages paid. lira. MIHou Rogers , J >
' . - lOlli and Leaven worth street * . 377-tf
[ TTANTECx-aoodnoniiui cook at (01 south ISt
} V utroct. SiM-gp
ITrANTED A woman to do general housework t
1 1 k'o Intotbo country for the euuimur , 2.91 Wei
.tf street , < 02-9
[ \7-NTEU A good tccond cook at one * , titoiul.
IT work and go > d woftta to a sober , reliable v hlt
un. AdiJroia "I'trlilna House , ' 1'lattamouth , Met
nfTANTHD A girl for general housework On
IT that can wash and Iron preferred , lira. Wm.J.M
runebaum , ZOth street , near St Miry'a avenue.
300-Z [
[ \ ' , ANTED First class girl for general houav-vtor
r T Apply ill. 3. K. Shreto 103 Wth street.185tf
185-tf
ilTANTKU A good girl lor general home work li
IT mnall family. Goodnagei aud eteady place
" ' '
iqulr ? S415 IJavonprrt St.
[ X/ANIKD IVogirlt to go to tau country , ( loot
IT vage , expenses paid. Cull un Blis. Clftrknou
inicr tit. Mary n atenue and 20th street. S03-3p
[ TIT NTKD TWO dishwashers and two tllnTn ]
I V ro > m girls Immediately. Uaod wages paid a
JOT Farnam street _ K87-3p
ntMNTED-A girl for housework at 8015 Ca'lfornl
r > struct. 378-ip
.ITANTl-D-A girl for houiowork. Mrs. W. W
r r iilnghtin , wok. slila 10th btmel , 4th liouso souti
I Leavenworth. S70-8
iXrANTKD ( llrlfor jtciierul houte work In smal
rV family. No. 1215 N. 10th St 331-4) )
-X7ANTED-A barter , 700 S. lOtn street , Omaha.
.TTANTED . A boy who can ipeak German for gen
IT erol kitchen work at 216 ISthSt 310 Sp
1/ANTKD-A girl for general homo work at 210 ;
rV ChlcayoBt. _ B13 6
T7"ANTED A competent Ctrl lor general liouso
I * work. Wagwf20.aruonth. N. W. cor IBtt
idDatenport SU-tf
TTANTEl * Good nook , other and Ironer. , . . .
'I other need apply. ) Wages Si. per week. Ap
/ 1803 Davenport at. 3154
TT'ANTED An Intelligent and responsible boj
'I w Ith horse , to carry pvcnlng llee. Call 8 a.m.
\ "ANTjUaul for houte-v > ork01& eouth ISth Et ,
> 317.5p
\'ANTKlt-Agitl to do general house-work al
> 18H Webster ttwct. Z03-p
A good active woman to do dlalne
\7ANTfl work.Yogeattpor e k. Apply al
S Douglas bt , v > s.tf
r-w-y I VTT-t i-\ A irlrl who nnderstands general hi
WANTED
wor It , at 8. W , Corner Ilarney and 20th nil
_
A \TANTKD Two tllniiiz r < wm iltlf ax 101 m
IRth Street. 308-
\\7ANTKI > To Mrs a gltl for general hou > o w
1 1 Ror.T n prcffrred. Jnnu'rr nf S. Lotnun ,
Farut.ru tt % 3.10
_ _
\\7ASftEn -Girl fur j-jmrM houic irk. Inn
Vr t FMholm & Erickson'g. 131
IIVK Agents tot best 10-ccnt campaign me
J PerfectlikoncM Wrlto n . on-elnr cxo.
feriltory. O. N. liuiby It , Co' , 617 Market St , 1
WANTED--A girl In family of tWO ) iW4 Far
St. 23
WANTI.D-Oood glilat F.mmctIIouic , llth.
t arnam and Harner. S3
WANTKD-LADIE3 OU OENTMtMEN-In ell
country.totftkerlcc.llizhtandplcawitwo !
.helrcwnhonieijmoton day easily and nul
nade ; work scut by mall ; no canvosslnz ; no at
° /ct'yi -"lo-us " < ' < ' l-oHaUollanTg Co. , ;
idelphU , Pa. i < 3 i'r
WAN1ED alrl or general h uso.work 217 in
10th St 1CO- ;
ryANTEO-OIrl at 1510 Sherman avenue. ;
T T J. U. Counsraan. 013
WANTEO-dtrl for housework at 2227 DoJg <
TCt-lm
gITOATIOMB WANTED.
Y\7"ANTED-SltuUlon by young man M book-ki
ri cr , or any office work Good penman , can
il h tcfcrcnccg. Addrcsa "A. W , " Bco otflco. JO
ryANTKO aituatlon as foreman on farm , ai
II practical farmer , can Slvu rttcrcnce , am sit
v temperate , Adurcsi "J , E. A. " Dee otflce.
otflce.3s7.ll
Sltmtlon as shirt ironing or work
WANTED . Call atSlO Jackson St , 810-4
lv ! a lady , a position aa copyist or
responding clerk In ollico. Address "SI"
ifflco. 810
A Young mimled man war.ta situation as bit
t\- keener , tn wholctalo establishment in Omi
Idilrisi "a" care Deo. 880-i
MIDOKLLAWBOOn WAmC.
A six room cottage In good local
WANTED . I'rlca must be low. Address F.
nan , Hoo.n 4 , Army Building , loth and Fainam.
A HcOncd eistcrn widow lady vlaltliiK Om !
cxuants tocoircspondwlth a gentleman over to
it worth financially , mentally , morally and pi
cally. A business or pro'ceslonal gentleman prct
id. Kit. Huth Maycard , c ro of Umiha Bee. 335
AND FOUND-Tho best bargains
WANTED , at 010 10th street. Mia. LummK
lultncr. 3'7-
W'rtNTfU Largo lurnlshoJ bwl room by
Rcntlcmen. Kent In adranco and no nucstl
Jktd. Address "X M. " Uco olfice. 808 i
rrTANTED-To sell the best barber shop In No ;
V w cstern Ncbraeka. Address Lock Box 29.1
alk , Kob. 205-B
riTANTED A few first-class talile boarders at 1
TT DodgoSt. 25.
rX7"ANTED To teach Gorman In o private earn
II by a young man who has UurU ; In the school
30 old country- Address "F. W. " Bee ctllce.
241-3p
n7E oflor In lots to suit purcbvier , eight huml
TI choice Iowa steers. Ono hall yf ar old ? , lala
vo and three ) oari eld , nnd a good smooth bum
210-lm 8T1.A.NQE IIUO'S , Sioux City , lowi
i 1TAJ4TED Boarders to know the St. Charles I
I T tcl on Ilarncy St , between 12th and 13th '
t up the best table board for $100 per week of i
ouso In the city of a corrcspondlr"- . Z88-1
FOK HEIIT Honaoa una Lola.
70U 11BNI A furnished room at 131S Jackson
'
391-0 ,
011 KENT Furnl-hcd rooms suitable for ono
? two gentlemen at reasonable rate , S. E. con
Ith and Padua. 333-7 ]
TtOIl KENT Newsroom house Inquire Mrs
? Ruddla , 25tn between Davenport nnd Chicago f
305 5j
710 ft KENT A dwelling of ten rooms w Ith all m
? crn Improvement at U. W. corner Ilarney a
th. JjmesNe.Illo. 392-7 ]
71011 KENT A brick basement of four rooms
? per month , 22d and Popplcton avenue. C. 11
n. 393-51
TMillUKNr Binglo furnished room 1017 Chics
' street. 400-t
7IOR RENT Three rooms , 3U N. 13th street.
1 3B9- !
wo now sx room coages ,
* blocks from Fark avcnuo cars. $22.50 per men
S72-/ AMES , 1607 Farnam street
TlOIt RKNT Douse of 3 rooms 2Gth and Harm
Well and cistern.Wm. . L. Honroc , (
id Douglas. 80-81
pOR RENT Furnished end unfurnfancd rooms I
' light housekcplog , 814 N. 18th St. 805-41
pOR RENT For gentlemen , 2108 Farnam Btrc
1 two very nieo rooms , furnished or unfurnlilu
iplytoF. II JontB , 1120 Farnam street. 3&1-
HOR RENT Newly finished five room bouse wl
' Otlhrand cistern , on Davenport , near. 6th I
ply to E. K. lUUlspaugb.Clarkson Place , St. Mar
enuc. 373 3p
f\OR RKNT Nicely furnished room lor gontiem ,
1 at 421 1'leisant street. 3S3 4
rtOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms suitable I
' light houte-kceplng , 1817 Chicago , 331 tl
WR UENT Furnlsbod room 1417 Howard St.
1 234-5p
ORRENT New sit roouied house , ISO. Thr
nearly new cottages , $18 each Batlou Broi
r S , 13th street. SIS 3
1011 KENT Front room with board , sultablo f
two gentlemen , ItOSCayltol avcnno , S20-3p
lOu BENT Nicely tarnished rooms wltho
board 1814 Davenport 8t. 10i-7p
TOR HUNT Store room 14th and Jones stref
$20porinontb. Barker & Jlayno. 33311
OU HENT Tluce or 6 room house , closet , cil
water. Inquire- 60S North 13th St. 331-1
! 0l ! RENT Ono rood sit loom house 15 per m
G.M. Hitchcock. ' - 85-tf
s
> OR RENT No , 2621 DivenpoitSt , seven room
0. F. Da\ls& Co. , 16dS Farnam St 00-4
XOR HEHT A pleaiant furnished room at lei
Capitol avo. 294.1
> OR REST With boMd , an elegant furalshf
parlor bed room , 2CO > Cas * St.
011 RENT Furnished looms 2200 Dodge Strco
_ 250-Sp
011 RENT Two rout rooms newly funilshea Ji
317 10th B * . , betwttn Chicago and Davenport.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 0-6p
1011 RENT With Iward large front room wit
bay window , gas and bath room , 1719 Dodge al
i-5S-8p
_
OU RENT Furnished rooms 105 N. IRth St.
200 Sp
_
IOK RENTTwournl ! hcdor uufurnUhert roou
wllliboird , centrally located , good reterencc
urencoj required. Call or addicss 424 Convent 8
blocks from St. Mary's aye. 240 :
IOK RENT House 6 looiau good icjvilr. Nl (
) ard , cUliru water , Iljiit8bpor month 1411
kWildoave. Apply to Jno. W. Btll , Uruegls
tiBt. 185-tl
'OR ' RUNT Ilouto G rooms , corner Toppletonau
blierlJau Et . , < 10.00 per inontli. liarlicr an
> ne , 13th and Fornam. 187-tt
OR UBNT-Ono store In Crounsa' Block , G. U
IlltchcacW. _ 088 tt
Oil 1U > T 1 gcod rooms south-cut corn r20tl
mid Cummg. 070 tf
OR RENT Six room house on street car line an
ronteolcn. to bunlnesi. Address Immediate ! )
X. " Oca oOloe. 7 CO tt
OK llKNi-Mano. Inquire at Kdholra & Enck
ton' * . _ 883 tr :
OH HEN ! ' Koomslu Nebrvika Nation * ! Baul
Bullillni ; . Host dcilrabla ottlces in the city
plleJ * lth hydraulic eloratorand heated by uteaui
ply at Iluik , ' 828 1
UK liUST Elegant rujldcncu it ) rooms , turuact
hot and cold water , bath tnotui io. Suitable to
, -clin boardlag house or pihato rvitdenco $70 pt
utli.
ourteen room house new , Kth St , near Jones ? U
inontli. llAUKKlt & 41AY.NK , 13th and Farnam
OR IlENT-In U'dlok't block. Store room ISC
feet dt. p and gjod ome tooin. fauuen & Co. ,
i ftruatu , room s. 7W-tf
01. HE.NT Kurnlihcd oem on the north-wist
cor 1 3th and Capitol -leaue , loimcrly Creliih
Hume , _ isatt
FOR SALE.
DK SALKCIIKAl'-SO ncreillna land R. W. H
city. Will. , ! ! In 6 acre I'iccvJ. j . . r a-m.- .
; r & Cobb , 1515 ifarutm St. 3S8 U
911 tiALE-Uoucohold turalture at .X > Cumlni
M. 8iS ) 5p
I OR SALE An established business , paying welt.
F Will requlra about tl.JOO. Good rewansfor nil.
Ing. Incpjfra at 217 N. ICth street.404Op
' . Itoir.llnff hotnefurnltur and fixture *
All cutnplots. Inquire at 210 a. 10th St.
SALE A full-Inking le.er pilctlng press ,
' chassfHIIIfchej , chop. AJJrets W. J. Paul ,
1141 A' , lathsticet 8W-3p
SALE 13 } acrei Ssrpy county lands 12 miles
FOR Omthi. Will tnko > m ha property In part/
payment Call oner audron SI M Purlin , i apllllor'
SfU-Sp
SAtE Lot * ) S down , t5 * month 0 jvr cent
FOR . AllKs , 1607 Furnwn. 371-7
SALB-Choio , a nlc3 light road w pen ltli
FOR . Boggs&IIlll. 333-3p
SALK llouso 4 toomi , barn , cUtcrn , will ,
FOU tree * , lawn Ve. . all new , Just completed.
I'tlco $ ltOD. 2410 lllondo , near Sauudori 830-3p
SALn At a bargain , 60 cords dry hard wood. I
FOU - Hoggs & inn , I
SALK Ono small span ot mules , harness and )
wacon.Buitablr lot del I my outfit. Inquire at }
Duroln barn , Cumlng street' 261-4 )
SALE A good milch cow. Inquire on Convent
FOR , the third houses from llarnoy. J. Klrnor. |
270-11
irtOU SALK UUHAr Koal citato busmcoa In town
JU ol 603 population on Rcpubllotn Valley Ilall-
road. Excellent location , flnecounty , largo llit , best
ol rcasoni ( or celling , a pplentlld npnotlunlty , books
thow business. Address "Q. W. L. Bee oDlco.
172-4p
SALE Three ot the best lota In tlansoom
FOR at a bargain It aold toon. Totter & Uobb ,
1616 Fftrnam. 031-tl
SALB Sheep , a lot ot fine Colorado grades
FOR ot 800 owes , 2 , 3 and 4 years old.
about COO jotirllngaacd 6 < M Kmbs. The cwca will
shear about 0 pounds For further Information ad *
Jrcw JUday Co. , lUlglor , U. S II. It. U. , Neb.
033'lmp
SALK A nice cottage ani lull lot , half block
FOU
suuth of Jtllton Hogcr'n residence , on 10th street.
Inquire oM. Ltc , Qtccor,22J and Lcavonworth.
_ , _ U17-lm
TTiORSALK-At a bargain , a Orst-claas Zither. Ad-
X ; drcsa "X. 7. . ( J. " u o ofllco.
I
FOTl BAT.C The Omaha Bakry , rsUbiiilied 1874
Contn'ns a good flock of Fancy Goods and other
Hxtuica , wagon , etc. Location grst-cbsa. Cheap lor
: ash. Apply 610 lUh street , botnccn Jackson and
Howard. 704 1m
_
TT'OR ' BALE Two second hand pianos , at Edholm
JL ? fe Erlckaon'a Mualo Store on IBth St. EOO-tf
SALE Tbo coziest and most desirable res
idence on Capitol Hill. Uouso contains 0 rooms
jesldcs closet and etoro roonw , good cellar , city water ,
iuu Ml modern Improtcmcnts. Good barn and out *
buildings. Everything in first-class nbapo. Full lot.
Inquire ot T. F. Lyon on premises. 2129 Capitol avo.
812.tt
_ _
SALS - > IE\Iv KSTATE-A great bargain In
FOR lots In Kwo'a Hace , HII St. Mnry'd are , St.
arllno , at veryloM' price tot 30 lUya. Apply to
loooph tl. Uceto , 211 Suuth lith street , Oil-Imp
SALK Tno open second hand bugtcs and
FOR dolncry wagon , cheap , at 1310 Haruey St.
333 tf
SAT.K Cheapest house anil lot In Omaha , In
FOR ' addition , S ruoi&s , ve 1 , 30) barrel eta *
cm , tn two lets , 10J to t fiont by ISO fejt dcop , tor
Totter & Gobi ) , 1615 FArnam sttcet. 40a-tt
SALE-Choap lots In Shlnn's 2d adjitlon ,
KIrknoodandTlalnview. Potter & Cobb , 1615
'arnam street. 428-tf
IPORSALE Twenty acres ol the Gtlffon farm , 3
L miles ( com the postoDlco , and only two blocks
romPratt'Bsub division. Will bo sold in 2 } , 6 or 10
fro lots. Inquire Omaha Carpet Co , 1611 Douglns
treet. 270-tt
[ 701. SAtE At a bargain , a first class Zither. Ad *
D dress "X. Z. Q" Boo office. 876-tf
rj OR SALE The Omaha Bakery , established 1&74.
C Contains a good stock of Fancy Goods and other
ixtures , wagon , etc. Location first-class. Cheap for
ash. Apply 618 10th street , bet. Jackson and How *
Td. _ 784-lm
f01l SALE Twq second hand 'pianos , at Edholm
U & Etlckson'd Musia Store on 16th St. 800-tl
| 7 < OR SALE The coziest and most desirable rest *
[ ' deuce on Capitol Hill. llouso contains 0 rooms
csldos closets and store rooms , good cellar , city
atcr , and all modern Improv emcnta. Good barn
nd outbuildings. Everything In first-class
1111101. Inquire of T. F. Lyoa on premises ,
84-2-t
apltal avenue. -
[ j > OR'8AtE TIEAtj ESTATE A great bargain In
1 ? 50 lots in Recso'a Place , on St. Mary's avenue
rcct car line , at very low price for 0 days. Applr
> Joseph M. Reese , 211 South Hth street. 674-lmp
701SAIE Tin good will and fixtures of the
J Crelghton Ilouao. Eoay terms. 633-tt
7 < OR SALE Two open eecond-aand buggies anil
? one delivery wagon , cheap , at 1819 Barney St
839-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAKEN UP-Cno white heifer , ono year old pa * /
L at City Pound. Will bo told the 6th If not tf
icmed. tOVKD-UABSSK
412 3p
CMUHltAV has good posturing. Spring water.
SSO.tt
HAKEN UP Juno 20th , brindle cow. with three )
L teats. W. Mtrhain , near Deaf & Dumb Instl-
ito. 370-Sp
JTUAYED OH STOLEN A groy horse with collar
7marks on back and shoulders. Finder will pleaao
turn to F. Holmrlch , ICth street , between Martha
id Costellar. 3i3-2p
' have this day told my Interest In tlio coal business -
. ness carried on by nio at 214 south 13th street ,
id alao all notes and accounts belonging thereto to
m. M. Foster , who will continue tlio business.
AM11H03E 1UCIIAI.D3.
Juno 28th. 1884. 309-2p *
s , sinks , and cesspools cleaned with
eaultary cloaticr. BatlsfactlOn guaranteed by F.
Abel , ( succoioor to J. II. Smith , ) box 378.
239-lmp
iTKAYKD On Juno 21th , black pony , white face ,
> had on halter. Liberal reward , 20,4 Pierce St.
Mahannah. 260'tlp
The Pioneer and Still Ahead.
100,000 NOW IN USE.
rast superuedlns the largest old fashioned § to\ea
1 ran < cn. H lias the nlmpleit and rroat etllclent
ve burnen In thb world , aud with new Improve-
ula the iatle t to opcrite. Absolutely rafu with
patent reicrvolr , now in uio the Mcond eeiwn ,
liout a tingle accident.
- for Catalogue , Price List , Etc ,
VA.POK STOVE CO , ,
CLEVELAND , O ,
LB. HUDSON ,
Hotel nui !
ar Business ,
' Traveling ,
Dress and
andWeddings.
Weddings.
MADE TO ME1SUREJ AND UEALY-MADE.
DrcHlniri. MoW