THE DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY , APRIL 15. 1885.
THE OLD AND THE NEW.
The QU Oily Council Met Last Niaht
CofflMM ThtirWorl
The New Council nml Mayor Hojd
Took the HcliiB of 1'owcr
Promptly at 7:30 : o'clock last evening ,
thn city council was cilled to order by
acting Mayor Murphy , wlth'a full attend
ance of members. The hall wai crowded
nt an early hour , as it waa known that
the old council wonld hold their lant
meeting , and the hungry horde of office-
seekers with their Tray , Blanche , Sweet
heart b&ckcra , were In attendance near
the throne.
After the usual preliminary business ,
communications were received from the
acting mayor , approving a number of
ordinances already reported in the BEE ,
and also a communication from the s mo
source declaring that the deeds and con
tract rotating to the transfer of the
coart house property , and the ute of the
now court houao oflices by the city for
three years had boob executed and the
whole matter adjusted. The council
ordered the deed to bo recorded and the
contract accepted.
Several petitions regarding the paving
on St. Mary's avonua In pwlng districts
32 nnd 3-1 were properly referred.
By unanimous consent IlcdCcld pro-
eonUd a report advcno to the protest of
citizens touching grading on Twelfth
street , between Howard and Jocks Dn.
Adopted.
An ordlnanco wan passed which repeals
so much of Ordinanca 848 , as relates to
tbo paving in districts Nos. 38 and 25.
The council then took a recess of ten
minutes for the clerk to complete the
minutes preparatory to the final adjourn-
inont ot the old city council. Whllo this
waa being done , Jndgo Bonoko appeared
la the hall and was busy administering
the oath of office to Mayor-elect Boyd
and the several conncilmon who bad not
been sworn in.
Mayor Bpyd , calm and cool as an au
tumn moroiog , stopped to the platform
and in reaponso to Judge Bonoko'a ques
tion as to the oath , replied clearly , "I
do , " and then stepped back to his seat , anew
now , full-fledged mayor of a young , rush
ing and prosperous city.
The clerk announced his readiness to
road the minutes and did sowhen they
were approved. The last moment of the
council's existence was at hand. A silence-
brooded over all , which was brok
en by Mr. Furay , who
sent up and had read a
resolution of thanks and high appreciation
of Mr. Murphy's official conduct and of
personal regard for him , which was
adopted by n unanimous vote , every man
voting distinctly. A eimilar resolution
was adopted as to Olerk Jowctt. The of
ficial bond of J. E. Boyd , as mayor of
Omaha , in a penalty of $20,000 , secured
by H. Konntzo and T. Marphy , was ap
proved , and with solemn mien and steady
voice Mayor Murphy declared , that as
there was no further bnslners before the
council , it wai adjourned tine die.
Slowly the members loft their seals ,
shook hands with friends and the out
going mayor , whose c reor na a council
man has been a most hrlllunt and creditable -
able ono , and ono by ono mingled with
the crowd that tilled the spncioan hall.
Their work la fmlthod ; tholr record
made ; their past ia history yet to bo
written.
Old Conncilmen , farewell ! the night grow
darlc ,
"On purple liilla a deeper Hhado descending.
Kecmling now the dying numbers ring ,
KninUir nnd fainter down tlio distant dell ,
* * *
And now 'Us silent nil ! " Old Couucllmen ,
faruwoll ! !
TUB NEW COUNCIL.
' Rip , rap , fell Clerk Jowott'd gavel ,
and the now councllmon ranged thorn-
solves about the desks junt vacated by
the old ones. Mr. Foray waa made
temporary president and ho at once
ordered the roll to bo called , each of the
HOW members responding.
Mayor Boyd announced that ho had
approved the bonds of the twelve coun-
cllmcn.
On motion of Thrano Mr. W. F.
Bechol waa elected president of the
council by acUmatlon , and ho asaepted
in a throo-mlnuto speech of thanks.
Mayor Boyd then stdppod to the pioi-
Idont's platforrn and read the fol
lowing sensible
INAUOUltAL ADDUESS.
Gentlemen of the Oity Council : In
assuming ihu reepouiibllitles ol the posi
tion cf mayor I desire to eay that it will
glvo ino great pleasure to co-operate with
your honora bio bcdy In all measure
pertaining to the good of our city. As
yet I have had but llttlo opportunity to
Inform myeolf in regard to the condition
of the various departments , but will do
seat an early day , and submit for youi
consideration such recommendations and
changes as 1 doom necessary.
' ' The niaoaaed valuation of tbo city foi
18841s $9025,007. The total bonded
Indebtedness , exclusive of the § 111)8,000 )
district paving bonds , ia $657,050. Thii
includes the § 50,000 bondi voted In November
vombor , 1884 , and which ara not yd
issued. In this connection I might say
I am Informed by the city engineer tha
when all paving done to date , coverlns
all contracts , Is settled for , there wll
remain of tbia fund less than $45,000
By reference to these figures it will bi
aeon that $94,010 of the $100,000 bond [
voted for on the 7th lust , , to take up thi
floating Indebtedness of the city , can bi
Issued and still be within the 10 per con
limit , ni provided by law.
During the pa t two poara , aocordluj
to the report of the city attorney , judg
ments have been entered against the cii
in pursuance of resolutions of the clt
council , for the sum of $04,028 18. Thl
is $37,027 In oxocai of the levy. Add t
thla the amount of sundry bills allovrci
by the council ( $10,059.71) ) the amoun
required for the payment of fire , polic
and other departments until July 1 , an
the total will be about 678,000.
This leaves a nut-gin of $12,000 , whlcl
It la estimated will be about sufficient t
pay the clly'aj proportion of the sewer ti
In the contested sewer tar caaes.
Aitopublfo Improvements , tbo piymer
for which has to bo made out of the general
oral food , cannot bo legally contracted fc
until after July 1st next , and not the
unless the floating indebtedness is fut
dot ] , I would eugyest that yuir honorabl
body provide by ordinance for the itsa
and sale of theto bonds , or to muc
thereof as may bo required for the pu :
pose named as soon as possible. Tli
public Improvements , for which a larf
part of thii floating Indebtedness wi
created , while they may have been nee ?
i&ry and good lt > themselves were mu
lu excess of tbo levy , and in direct viol
tlcn of the law. The cU
\h \
charter , as amended at the
last session of the legislatures
ia more strict than before , and mako'
the mayor Individually liable for nil ex
penditures in excess of the amount In the
various funds subject to disbursement.
This being 93,1 , cannot sign any contraato ,
or approve any ordinance for tbo appro
priation of money for the payment of
contracts or of the omployoi unless there
nro funds for such pnrpoeo.
Now that arrangements have bocn
madn whereby the city has bcc nn pos
sessed of suitable grounds , I wonld rcc
ommcnd that action bo taken tt nn
early day for the erection of a city hall
building. In my opinion that building
should bo of Bufliclcut capacity to nc
commodato the wants cf a city thrice
onr population. In all probability the
assessed valuation of the city forl885 , will
pormlt the volingof bonds totho extent of
another S100.00P , and If no , I wowldsug-
cost that a proposition for that purpoao
Dotiibmittcd to the voleri at a special
olcction.
I have enumerated but a few of the
many Important inattcrj that will in time
demand your serious and careful atten
tion , and In concluding dcslro to asiuro
you of my earnest wish that wo may
work together for the benefit of the city
and all ita people.
Very respectfully , JAMRS E. BOYD ,
Mayor of Omaha.
The council ai uorr constituted
consists of the following members :
Mcesro. Dochol ( president ) , Bailey ,
Boll in , Dally , Ford , Fnray , Goodman ,
Goodrich , Lao , Laodor , Schrocdor and
Thrano. All were present at the call of
the roll last night and answered to their
names.
During the rending of Mayor Boyd'a
address he called particular attention to
the fact that under the present charter
neither the mayor could approve nor the
cDuncilmen vote for nny contract , ordi
nance , &a. , appropriating nionoy unless
there shall bp funds in the city treasury
at the tlma iiablp to moot the debt thus
created. If tbia law Is violated the
official makes hlmtolf personally respon
sible.
Mayor Boyd nominated Ohas. Maes
depot special policeman without pay , and
the council prompter confirmed his ap
pointment and also nls bond.
tTho council then approved the bonds of
Police Jndgo Steinberg nnd City Trea
surer Buck.
Mr. Furay proposed to ( loot a clerk ,
bnt the president ruled that under the
now charter this could not bo done until
the next mooting after the organization ,
and thereupon the council adjourned.
THE OMAHA CLUB ,
The New Rooms or the Organization
und a Description Tliorcol' .
The Opening.
The Omaha Club rooms In tha now
Paxton builtliug are now entirely furn
ished , and BO far at outward equipment
goes , are nearly ready for occupancy.
The momborj of the club will hold their
Grat formal meeting in the now resort
next Saturday night , when rnloa and
regulations of the norr regime will bo
discussed. On May lit , or thereabouts ,
a urand "blowout" will tolio place , con
stituting the formal opening of the club in
ts now quarters ,
The rooms are elegant throughout and
chastely fuinlshod with warm-colored
brngaels carpets , and tinted and toned
uniformly in such a munner ai to pro
duce the most pleasing effects. '
THE KOOMS
A wide hallw.iy loads from the elevator
landing on the third itoor to the entrance
ot the club roonu proper , which consist
of a largo pirlor , billiard room , music
room , card room , dancing room and cifo ,
besidea bath , coat and cloak rooms.
The reading parlor in the northeast
corner is to bo n beautiful room , 42 feet
long and 21 feet wide , from which opens
a music room by an arch , extending the
room fifteen foot. There are seven
larpo windows overlooking the busy
lr llic at the Interjection of Farnam
and Fiftsonth strcote. A largo and
artistically designed fireplace has teen
built in the west wall , and the walls
with paper In some rich design. Off
from the side of the parlor Is the billlaul
room , 30i21 feet , with two windows
overlooking Fainam strait. Here , also ,
. ia a cheerful grata fire and room for thrco
tables , two carom and ono pool , with six
feut space at the end of the tables and
four foot between. Behind this la n
small hallway leading to tbo rnniu corri
dor , of ! from which opeca a coat room.
A card room , 13x12 , opens off the mnslo
room.
Just behind the reading room and open
ing from them by sliding doois , is a largo
room , ' 20 feet deep and 34 feet wide ,
overlooking Fifteenth street , which it Is
! proposed to use ai a dnuclng room. It
can ba occupied In connection with the
club rooms or rented separately for select
entertainments. It Is well lighted and
approached by two outside entrances , ono
Immediately opposite a sun\U room to bo
known as tbo ladles' dressing toomoii the
other oido of the hall. Behind this
dressing- room Is a bith room and a izo-
able kitchen.
In beginning , the ball-room may bo
, used as a dining room , the tables being
cleared away for dances. There are alHo
three largo office rooms at the roar , ono
being 10 by 24 , The members announce
th t the eating rooms are to bo presided
over by a competent chof-do-culslne , who
will bo engaged In tbo ast. The lunch
rooms will ba open to all the members
properly furnlihod with tickets.
JO
Is It Is the Intention of tha club to ( sine
special privilege cards to parties living In
10 other cities , on the request of a friend
at 30 who may bo a member of the club , which
will admit the holder to all the privileges
of'tho ' club room. The club will from
Jg tlmo to tlma hold Invitation receptions
S- but will give no regular aerlci of balls or
; parties ,
its ; This organization , which now comprises
In Its membership one hundred and
toed
thirty of the young men of this city , it
ed . * . . . . * .
f i rtt
at ono Vhich is calculated to fill an inopor
t nt nlcho In the instropolitau rcqalro
C8 meaU of Omaha. Ila ozUtenco and ite
id
prosperity are an earnest that social life
eh la this city la not stagnant.
to Durlag tlio recoat between tbo cutgoln )
IX of the old and the inoomiog of the new clt H ;
councils last night , Acting Mayor Murph ;
int being on tbe floor of the chamber , Pat Ford'
_ little black dog mounUU into the seat id
there eat dog'fasbioii for aomo time with been
For
dignity of manner and expression th.it man ;
en animals with fewer leg * might sometime
in- profitably Imitate.
blo
ao In tuo Uulne of tlio Fullei
ich
ir- Nxw Yonic , April 14 , Gangs oi. mei
irhe
he worked all nl ht tn the ruins ot tbe eigh
go fallen tenerrenta on West Sixty-Second street
but turned up nothing but bricks and broke
timber. There were no dead or injure
a found. Tbe firemen think there are bodlea 1
ide the rutai , but hope grows stronger , howevei
ilt. that this may not bo ao. Lewis Waller ,
Ity fireman who waa Injured , died to-day ,
*
TEMPERANCE TALK ,
The Establishment of it Knight Tem <
plars' tiodgo A Coming
Jjcctiircr.
Puriuant to tha call published In the
ihily papers n goodly number of old and
prospective Good Templars asiomblod nt
the residence of Bliss Lucy Parker , on St.
Mary's avontio , Monday evening , to dig-
cuu the qnostlon of forming n now lodge
In the city. SD encouraging was the
ontlook that not only was the
matter favorably dlacnasod. bnt a lodge
was duly organized by the Grand Worthy
Chief Templar P. J. Slbloy. The tal
lowing oflicora were installed in their
positions :
W. 0. T. A. L. btonocypher.
W. V. T.-Mrs. 0. T. Bunco.
W. 11 S.-ir. L. Toslovin.
W. M. D. W. Parker.
W. Trow. MM. KataToatevin.
W. Chnplftin Unas. A. Berry.
W. I. G. Mrs. A. L. Stonoeypher.
W. O. G.-Kdwtml .Tonea.
Deputy CIIBS. T. Uunce.
The lodge proposes to go to work In
earnest , and thoco Is the possibility of
the establishment of n second ledge in
North Omaha at nn early date.
A TEMl'EllANCr. 11EV1VAL.
Mr. Montague , the noted tompornnco
lecturer , will open a series of meetings
in this city on Sunday next. Mr. Mon
tague has mot wi'h great nucccss in his
work In var'oan parts of the state , and la
spoken of a very ilaont talker , and ono
who numbers hin converts by thonssndo ,
wherever ho goes. Ho has met with
great success in Lincoln , Genoa , nndother
points In the state.
THE DODGE STREET OEGAN ,
The Presbyterians Try Tliclr Kow
Fipo Or n AYUU Satisfacto
ry Kosultp.
The musical people of the Presbyteri
ans of Dodge street church on Monday
afternoon met in their handsome church
to test the now pips organ just finished
and put in place by the constructors ,
Johnson & Son , of Westfield , MJ.SJ. The
organ IB of bright woodwork , highly pol
ished , with pipes of a dollcato bull tipped
with maroon and blue , beautifully har
monizing with the furniture of the
church. There are twenty-ono stops ,
each with fiftv-eight pipes , and the pad-
ah , several of which are reversible , have
a compass of twonty-sovon keys. The
pipes number between eleven and twelve
hundred.
Among the gentlemen who first tented
the instrument yoatordny were George F.
Mayer , Will T. Tabor and Arthur East
Eeqr ? , all most accomplished artist ]
whoso performances on the splendid in
strument were applauded uproariously.
The orcjaa proved satisfactory in every
way and will bo opened with concerto on
April 22nd and 23rd when Mr. Eddy of
Chicago will ba organist and a chorua
choir , led by Mr. F. S. Smtth will give
the vocal music.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE ,
Secretary Conoyor's Enumeration lor
this Year.
Secretary Conoyer of the board of cdn-
citlou has compiled the returns of the
enumerators of the school census In the
city , which comprises all persons In the
ally of school ages , that Is , between the
years of 5 and 21.
The census shows a total of 11,144 ,
agaiaat a total of 10,307 , for lest yoar.
The census of this year Is :
First ward 2,032
Second ward 2eC5
Third ward 882
Fourth ward 1,5GG
Fifth ward 1,783
Sixth ward 2,309
In all these except In the Fifth there
ii a marked increase , but In the Fifth tbo
figures ahoTT a falling of over 800 In th
enumeration , although the simo person
took the caucus both years. Perhaps
thrro n on error , although efforts to do
toot such a one have failed.
The Small 1'o.v Hero.
A BEE reporter late yesterday after
noon learned that a caeo of small pox ex
isted in Omaha , and dcspito diligent
enquiring made slow headway in learning
the truth of the rumor , until at too late an
hour to visit the person stricken. It maybe
bo stated upou testimony received by the
reporter last night that a few days ago , a
negro came to Omaha from Denver , Colorado -
orado , sijllcted with the disease which ho
had contracted in Denver ,
On Monday night ho was convoyed to
the pest house from a room In a tenement
house on Tenth and Divonport streets.
This tenement wan occupied by several
families of colored people who might
have been endangered by the presence of
the eiok man.
The health authorities of Omaha have
been very qulot and cautions about the
fact of this casa of small pox , for reasons
that doubtless appear good to thorn. The
ratlcnt'a name Is not known at this writ
ing , bnt If allowed , the DUE reporter will
visit him and learn the true atate of af
fairs to-day. Meantime there IB no
need for a * scare. Small pox Is easily
managed.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
aOV-nKII-IfT KMl'LOTKS UUBT PAY THII
UKBTB ,
WABHINOTON , April M. Secretary Kndi.
cott iisued tlia following circular : In view of
tlia many complaints received on tbe subject
it is bereby announced to tbe employe * of
this department tbut they are expected to
pay tbeir just debts. While the department
will not permit iUelf to be used as a colleo-
tion agency , and declined to take action in
cue whera illegal intereit I ) charged , or where
Indebtedness waa incurred before * tbe em
ployes euterrd the service of the department ]
neither will it harbor anyone who contract1) o
debt on tbe ttrength of his official position
and than without sufficient excuse
neglects to make payment , and generally , it
may ba said that where the case Jug been
tried and judgment rendered , it is too late tc
deny tbe justness or correctness of the amount
of judgment. Hereafter complaints will be
sent to the proper chiefs of bureaus , who will
bo expected totako such action ai may bo ne
ccsiary , and if It rhauld appear that an em
ploye is niinu his official position as a nblelc
to avoid the payment uf hi ) debts
aud in violation of this circular he will Lx
recommenced for cischargo.
THE COMMISSIONED Of AGR1CDLTDBB.
CommUaloner Colman practically began th
ht dlacbarge of bis official duties as coinmlaaione
, ol agriculture to-day. He Is already fainiba
en with the general working of tbe department
ed but will give hlmttlf some time to itudy th
In details of its machinery before forroulatiu
, any general plan of operations. He will g
a toUotton the latter part of next week to baa
the opinion * of cattle Importer ! and others ic
tcrcstod In the removal of the cattle riuaran-
tine from Walthnm to Littleton , Mas * .
\n Associated prets reporter asked the com-
case had thus far been confined to a slnglo
county , and that the people of the ttnto were
acting energetically and Intelligently for Us
eradication. Their great dlllicnlty was n Jack
et funds. Ho thought the legislature of Mis
souri ought to bo called together to
make more liberal provisions to moot
this emergency. But there was doubts
whether Its members had been edu
cated tin to the point of taking the
only ofllclont means potsiblo for tlio suppres
sion of this scourge It wap , ho said , n ( act
that no outbre.ilc ; of this ditonsc , cither in tbo
United States or nbroad , had over boon sup
pressed without government aid. The bureau
of animal industry of the department , while
rendering Invahmulo services , still lacked the
txjwor , under former Interpretations of the
law , to tnko steps which experience proved to
bo most effective. In cases of this
kind. There waa no _ known way of
atiporesstng pleura pneumonia but by killing
every animal which has been either ntTocto.-l
or exposed. Having been killed they should
be buried deeply , bides nnd MI , for the dis
order was communicable after death. The
original law establishing the bureau of animal
Industry gives authority for the oxpcndilme
of such a portion of the animal appropriation
os may bo necessary for investigations and
quarantines , but does not in direct terms
authorize the expenditure ? of monev to help
pay for cattle to bo killed. Mr. Colman is of
the opinion that inasmuch M death is the
only means ot disinfection where plcuro-
pueumonln is concerned a fair interpretation
of the law would sanction the exuondituro uf
a portion of the appropriations for that pur
pose. Ho intends to lay the matter before
Attorney-general Garlnud for an opinion , The
Iniiduous nnd alarming caturo of the Infec
tion was , ho said , Illustrated by the origin of
the present outbreak. A young bull was pur
chased in Ohio or Illinois aud taken to Mis-
souii. It was suggested as n possibility at
tune of purchase that the animal had been
exposed to pleuro-pneumonia , and for this
reason It was quarantined , three months after
which _ it w s allowed to run with the herd
belonging to the Insane asylum , and almost
immediately the herd became infected. The
entiio herd lias been slaughtered , About 100
animals have been killed , but the commis
sioner thinks many moro should bo sacrificed.
The expenditure , said the commissioner , of
$50.000 now may save ui nn epidemic which
will perhaps cost half a million to suppress in
two or three weeks hence.
INTKR.VAL 11KVKNUB COLLECTIONS.
The collection of internal revenue during
the first eight months of the fiscal year ending
Juno 30,1885 , show adocreuse of $5,295,827 ,
In collections for the same period of the pre
vious fiscal year. There was a a decroaaa of
$4,905,8 II in spirits and 3190,098 in tobacco
and an increase of § 137,075 In fermented
liquors.
LAW CLKBK OK TUB rOSTOKFICK DEPARTMHNT.
WASHINGTON , April 14. Joeeph W. Nich
ols , of Indianapolis , was appointed law clerk
of the postoffice department.
rosniASTKBS APPOINTED.
The president appointed the following post
masters : F. M. HonsehoHer , Noblesvllle ,
Ind. ; J. ' S. Cathenvood , Hopestown , Ills. ;
Alex MclCennon , Crookston , Minn. ; 13. li.
Debry. Clyde , Kansas ; Gcorgo Tracy , Wil-
lard , Nob.
Col. McCawley. commandant cf the marine
corps , received tbo following telegram from
Col. Heywood , dated Panama , April 13 :
Transit opened by the marino battallion in
camp nt Panama station. All well.
ACTING SECRETARY FAinCIIlLU'S BEFORSIS.
The special committee of exports , called by
Acting Secretary Foirchild to examine the
methods of doing business in the ollico of the
second comptroller , has reported that the
work of tha bureau Is about three months in
arrears , and can only ba brought up to date
by extra diligence on the part of the clerical
force , nnd by vigilance and care in tha num
ber of clerks. Acting Secretary Faitchlld
said to day that his idea was eo secure in fu
ture a more prompt settlement of the accounts
of government officers than has been obtained
in tha past.
Dangerous Tenements.
NEW YOBK , April 14. With daylUht this
morning it waa easy enough to BOO the cause
of the terrible accident in Sixty-second street
yesterday. The buildings fall because there
was simply nothine to hold thorn together.
Budduecilr , tbo builder of the tenement which
tell , has constructed block after block In the
neighborhood of yesterday's accident.
I'hiilip Hausman , builder , said tbe house
fell because they were rotten , were built o
efuse. Look at the bricks which have boon'
used. They arc not bricks but halves , quar
ters , and chunks of brick poorly burnt , miser
able offal of a brick yard. . This stuff ia what
the walla were _ being constructed of but
though that is enough to condemn
any building if public safety
is considered at all , it is by no means
tha worst feature of this case. You see these
brick bats are almost clean , there's no mortar
on them at all. The stuff used in laying the
bricks In the walls is simply wet dirt. All
builders nnd masons present corroborated
these statements ,
> 'K\v YOBK , April H , Charles A. Budden-
sick , builder , walDed into the 1'urty-Seventh
street police station this afternoon , accom
panied by his counsel , ex-Judgo Fullerton ,
nnd surrendered himself , together with Chss.
Franck , master bricklayer , r.nd Ohas.Schwag-
er , thii other witness held , llo was taken to
tlie Yorkvillo court. Justice Murray ques
tioned Franck at considerable length as to
tha materials used in the construction of thu
tenements. Frauck claimed ho was a sub
contractor nnd used the material furnished
him by liuddonsick , and displayed singular
Ignorance of anything that might tend to
criminate himself orjanybody else. Budden-
sick waa patrolled in the custody of his
counsel.
New York Dry Goodn Mnrbor.
Yonic , April 1-1. Dry goods cloth
ing and woolens continue to ha.va an increas
ing degree of attention extended iml followed
by an improving volume of sales for imn
diato or late delivery. In other dopartmcn
there has boon very little doing and tbu mar
ket so far as agents are concerned are very
quiet and dull.
Money to Put Down Koil'H Ilcbelllon
OTTAWA , Out. , April 14 , In the house of
commons this afternoon a message from tbe
governor general was road asking parliament
to grant immediately $700,000 towards de
fraying thu expenses ontaikd in putting down
the northwest rebellion.
A Ooti8ldorto Cashier.
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette.
"Mr. Money ! Mr. Moneyl Oh , Mr.
Money 1" yelled a man early ona morning
at a bunk president's front door , rattling
the bell in the meantime us an accom
paniment. "Well , what tbo deaca do
you want ? " shouted Mr. MM sticking
hli head out of on tip-stairs window.
"Why why , Mr. Money , the cashier
has skipped and tbo safe's standing wide
, open , " gaapod tbe caller. "All tbe
money gone ? " "Yes , alrj safe's opon. "
"Did ho leave the building ? " "lres-
yes , sir. " "That's ood. Run to the
- telegraph olTica and wire him the thank *
ot tbo president nnd director * to Mon
tf oil. I'll be down after breakfast. "
,
W BOTTLK3
ir lunger , . . * - . . . . . . . - ; . . . Bavaria
Cuhnbaoher , . . . . „ . . . . . .Bavaria
Pihnor . . - . . Bohemian
vaiper. . . . . . . . . < . - -.Brflmcu
DOMESTIC ,
BadvTrieor . .BtLoaie
, . . . _ _ _ . . Louii
er Best's. . . . _ _ _ _ _ . .Mihrauke1
ar 3ohlitz PiUner .Milwaukee
. . . . .
he Kratj'u , . . ' . . . . .Omaiu
Ale , Porter , Domestic and Illua
' ! .Vine. ? D. MAURKB ,
a'l 1313 Farnam S
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LO AH-MONEY ,
rpo ixMS-lSCO and $1,300 real etUt locurlty.
jL llorect Brunner , U04 Fam&m , 459-15
. . . . -I'ToloM on chittols , Woclley & Harrison ,
llooin 20 , Orniha Nktlonul l ok building
8541 !
MONEY loaned at low rateo.ln amoucU to ult on
chattel.oollateratt or other good tecurlty. Flnin-
clal exchange , 1E > 03 Farnamtt. S6S-mlp
ONEV TO LOAN Oo teat o.'tato and chattels
M D. U , Thonus. 740tl.
1/fONKY / touted on nh tMs , cut rat ) , 11. 11
irJL tlokeU oought and ( old. A. Fornun,213 3,13th St
070'tf
IKANhl > at 0. F. llccd AUo'e , Loan olHc
MUNKV , tdanof , hortcs , wnk-ons , personal
property ol all kinds and all otho rntlclot ol value ,
without removal. Orcr lit National Bank.ccrnerlSth
iul Farnun. All business strictly oonfldcntUl2SMI
2SMI
Vif , OIIII TO LOAN In enmsof WWand nnwanl.
i.Vl 0. r. Darts and Co. , Il l KjUta and Loan
Aitrntl , 1105 Fafcam Qt. 2t3 tl
BELT WANTED.
An oxpcrleccod cook In § ici ll Umlh.uo
children , but gcSKl\cn. Mrs. A J lunicom
1324 Douglai St. M8-16 | )
7AVTtn V single man to work around store , 810
\v S. 15th street. C07-U
\T7ANtrn-Cook at I'aoinj house , 10th and Davcn-
t port , Rood wage , ' . 61S Up
WAport A Kood Uundrcss at the Emmet house.
IANTin Tire good iirtctlcM a nts tn sell hooks
W room 22 , Cfilghton block , W. 11. Wluans.
BdlWp
do Renoral housework -
work , rni obtain orriioymont | lor good wages at
roildcncu clO 3 Montgomery , Itarney and 23J eta.
6S7-10
-Olrl lor ccneral housework ; tinill family
WAXTHtiOlrl
WAXTHti ; North 10th street , l > et Cass and Cali
fornia. . 6SS-14 | .
TITAXThB Olil for ccneral house work , good wages
W togoodglri. Mrs Coibett , IBIS lloward.
10'J Up
W A good girl tn a small family ; Inquire
Mrs L Haipkc , 1715 Douglas at. 600-10
WA.XTnn-A btHheltmn and rosier , ono
utod to" press tor a djo house preferred ,
ttcajy work , good wages. Turncss Steam lo works
St Joseph Mo. 6S6-1G
ANTED No 1 good barber at the Oault house ,
Wi
014 Popplitou avo. I/nila MoCoy. 619-10
TXTANTKD & good competent girl for general house-
YV work2109 Kamam st. GlO-tt
STii ) Cook at the European hotel. 022 south
W ; 10th tit. US.tf
WAMKO Immediately , a good girl for general
bouse work. Apply at 1914 Webster St. MM4p
TTtTASTKn OIrl for general housework , S024 H r-
VV ney btrtct. 618 16p
W Sglrla at the Occidental , Immodlatily.
633tf
Wi ANTKD A girl for general house work In a fam
ily of three , 120 south 24th St. 534-I4p
W 'ANTKD A good girl 1G2I Capitol ave.
611-lSp
ITjiNTKD-Ari experienced colored cook , 1810 Far.
VnamSt. 61314p
ANTID A llrst c'ass laundress at (114 ( S 17th St.
W lira H. A. McNamara. 497tf
ANTED A good shirt Ironerat the Boston laun.
W
dry , 107 N 13th st. 400-tf
'ANTED 5 female cooks , Oraatn Employment
bureau , 1120Karnam Bt. 476 tf
WANFED Immediately , at the Omtha employ-
mtnt bureau , all those desliine good help and
gocd tltuatlons botn male and f irnalo. 427-tf
T\7"AMi'l ) Immediately , 14 good slrla for kitchen ,
> > dining room and chamber \\ork.Omilu employ
meat bureau. 1120 I'aruam St. 422-tt
WANTED gocd girl Immediately at the corner of
llth and Darooport sts , Carey house. 408 tf
W IANTKU-Small girl Emmet houeu.
E99-14p
WASTKD Young man or ft young lady to keep
books and who Is a short hand wrlter.nononced
apply unless quick and thorough In figures ; ttate ago
ana pre > lous occupation. Address box 7'9 Omaha.
B71-tf
WANTED Ii dyagente for "Quoen Paotector1 ,
dal y stocking andeklrta supporters , shoulder
braces , bustles , bosom forms , c'rosa shields , safety
belt * , sleeve protectors , etc , , entirely new devices ,
unprecedented profits , wo hare 500 agenta making
} 1M > monthly. AdJrtea with stamp , K. U. Campbell
& Co. , 9 South May St , Chlcagt , 709-aI5p
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WAKTIU A position as ettno rarher and typo
writer iy a lady of experience with good ref
erences ; address "M. E. T. " lloo office. 60J I4p
STAKTKD Situation as scond girl or to do llgh
V housework , 2115 Nichols street. 617 16p
WANTED--Situation by an ciperlonceJ book keep
er , by a young man to take care of liorEcs , by a
janitor , by 2 gcod salesmen , by a coacruuaa , by a
ttotograpber and typo writer ; beat of refererc's ;
Omaha Employment Bureau 1120 Faruom St. SOO-tl
\ r ATED ! Sltiratlon In an abttraet olRce by a young
if man , can give references. AddrcES "K H"caro
of the lice. < S9-17p
WANTED Uy a ycung man , ultuitlon as book-
kacpcr , or otllco work ; beet cf references ; ac-
drcsjO. A. K..P. O. 4ll-tf (
" \\7"ANTKU A situation bv a practical book keeper ,
T I ran furnish best ot reference ; address "A" 1207
Cumlng et. 4 < 0-15p
MISCELLANEOUS WAISTS.
" \T7AMKD-A pup f jom 3 to 6 days old ; address " \f
VV b" Bee offlce. M3.15
W AXTEU First clasj houii an 'I lot , price bo-
hrco and f le\en thousand , will pay cath
; aldresi "Cush" I'axtou hotel. 632-10
ITANTKU-For cash , residence property worth
> from 830CO to 530C0.1' . 0.110X414. CC2-H
TX7ANTED A pardntr lady or gentleman with
Vt BUioll caoital to open a dime museum In one of
tliolUelloitcltleiln tto neat. Adores * J W Palmer
Arcade hotel , Orrahi. < 93-16p
W srKD CooJ gentle pony to lido or dri\c , W J
WeUhans , City mllU 4D3-U
WANTKD-13600 for two or threojearsat 8 per
cent , oullrit clissc'ty ' propeity worth three
times ainouut ; addreis J. W , , Uco olllco. 45011
WANTED $3 CD v.111 buy one dozen Itoger Dro'i
tripplo rlatedtatila kulved It Moody'i china
store.corner lOthaud Davenport tt. 410-tf
W AXTtD Oord reliable fam Ir borte ; roqulre
1318 Firnaru it S86tf.
WANTED Every ady In Deed of a sewing ma.
chine , to t e the now Improved American No
7. P. K. Hodman & Co. agenta ; 220 N 10th. SIStf
WANTED Two rooms with board for young man
and wife , mutt be centrally located , reference intf
flveu and required. Address "S. " IbU offlce. BlO-tl
FOK RENT HOUSES AND LOTS.
BEIT A convenient cotUge north-west cor.
FOR
HewardanJ Pier ureet onstrttt car line. Oil
at No. 210 north llth it. 70. Op
A aplendld ( arm of 100 acrei , Iarg
b.uln ? orchard , good bulldlnfi II mllea Iron
Omaha , | S60p r jear. QBllatoe , 8V cor llth am
Farnam at . (05.10
HINT UOUM H roomiOl ? M 18th tt ; applr t
FOR K Hume. t-48-tf
< TT'OR ' IULST 0 room home ; Itqulre 1140 North IBtl
J ? it. E. Petcrion. 19i-10p
TroKKENT-Btore and bouse and lliturea for iu'
i. ' ISth street and tt afary'a ave. i6-18p !
OR KE.XT Uouae at I2fi Sherman ave , 1) ) block
F Lortbof rttlroaj track. ' 6i016p
TWO KcNT A itore cheap SOD north Uth.
RHNT Good t > re , and fixture ] for Bale , 101
FOR at. N W aterril. 484.H
FOR nr.xr House U roorai , oelhr , pantry , closeti
near Strar , i8per month. Q Klhouif on , 8 \
corner llth and Ilarney. 43i-tf
HXIB KK.NT 1'nreeitory bride au > i bullJiog ; er
quire uf Kdward Norr Is & Co , , room 19 Ciouct
Dloct 407 tf f
TTtoR RUNT Une two itory bouie 8 roomi and bat
Ji , oem on l' rk ave. Inquire at 1110 farntm H
403-tf
KENT 4 furnltbed houes 8 roomi and stab !
FOR
Inquire at KtO Douglas et 470-1C
T\ ] > RBi T * new home of eight rooms oa upfx
I1 Uoward it , mar Uectj-mUi ; aprlv at 2119 ua
3t oeyit. 440-15p
"Ifo * Rt\T Scsond floor ol six r ornj. On strctt car
X1 lino. Callati'orlerUrea.gitxxrycomertxav-
enwerthand fh'l ' Sheridan. 4CMI
n S3 houset lor reit. Mono ft Hrunntr
HUFimum , 467-15
Vm RMT Houno ol 0 rooms with b rn ,
' toil 8 uno ii t ; Inquire ITOQJiukicn tt. 4IM5p
oil KNT titles j rd north end ol SMin < lrr it.
I woul work for r rt * s renting , &i loroman , II
w ntoJ. J. F. Potter. S17-I4i |
HKNT S-3room house * Inquire Jno. I
IriOIt
1 Itirton.Smcltlog norkt , or 314 North25th St
" 17011 HKNT \ furnlsnrJ homo 0 rooms diirlne
JL' the Summer month to mitloj without children.
Inquire Sll South 2Sd St. 191 tt
j > Oll HENT-Hto-o bullJInp 44183 three itorykcd
Wcmcnt 10.110 nJ 112 14th. Inquire 14C9
Doitfr.o 8t OW-tl
TT01l * HKNT 1'arru and garden. T Hurray.
I ? 809 ( tl
T'O.IKKNT Furnished cotUKO , 7 roonm , with
JL'closets , tantry , etc. , In t-cst locality In City cm
pay rent with baud. Call In afternoon atttS Vtcks-
cntm. 17011
f OR HKNT Eourts\ery cheap , Att'T i J. "
Tijlora 14th and Douglru Sts. SM.
OH KKiVr Two nowstorojon 1th t. C..2
F
Maync , Uth anil Farn > m Mttl
F'oll KENT Ono etory t'welllnK houno flvs roonu ,
23d , n arCI rk street. Charica OgJcn , corner
ISlh and Dcugltg Street. 233 tl
liKNT--Threr. brick stores ooraer ISlh and
FOIl , J L. McCvtuo. Agent. 4gl-a2
FUR UBNT Now cottage , 6 rooms. . L'hlpM Hoc
1612 S. 6th t. isUI
KOOMS FOR KENT.
f POR RUNT Olllco .rooms , lluihmMi'd llocV , N E
1' corner ) Dili ml l > oichM O'S.tl
F I OR HUNT -Nicely furnished room with c ! > nnd
bath , S W comer 14th and Jones. BM-IOp
nn > < r Furnished nom for two with bowel
FOR
1615 Chicago et. 664-20
Fort HUNT A nl'rly furnished room stiluM" for
ono or two gentlemen 4211'lcisitit St. f > 2S tf
KENT Pleasant furnished rooms suitable
FOH gentleman , terms reasonable , 60S irrth 17th ,
524 lOp
on RKST Furnished rooms with board. S. K. cor.
F
Cass and 10th street , opp Jeflcrgon 1'irk IJ27-16
FOR REST-Nlcelp furnished rooms , Modern o.'ino-
nlcnce ; ; splondlJ location on car Hue , 1720 Cnp-
ltd A\c. 40M4p !
RHNT Two nlco furnlshrd front rooms In
FOR , fultablo for four youns gentlemen.
A Sorrel. 1519 Dodge fit 641-
T Huomand botrdforono gcnlUrnan at
louth-west corner IDth St and St Mary'aavo.
637-lBp
F ( OR RJLVT Furtlshod rooinXo 1510 Ilarney St.
F IOR HRVT Elegant newly furutshad rooms 2'2
Dodge st. 607-tf
RENT Furulehed and unfurnished rooms ISIS
FOR St. 44-l'p
lOOHB With boarddotlrablt f ir eurumsr. ) > >
bat St. Choilcs JleteL 237-11
TTiOR HENT Very ploifantfurnUbcdrooniB ,
JL ; rr In suite , at reasonable pri ! ,821S 10th street.
31511
BVHl hEXT Front roam furnished 1309 Capital
ave. 415-Wp
roil RFAT Fu elditd front room couth cost cnrner
10th and Faruan. 433 tf
RK.XT K fiix roDin liouso on block from the U
FOR depot ; loiulre of Af. Lie , grocer , 22nd and
Leavenwortn. 41815
Itoorrw fiunlalnd or unlucniahcd ; call
FORUKNT
at ECO north 2Jdst. dOl-tf
< Nr Twoo'egint ( rout rooms ; furnished
FOUKl
or unfurnished on iioth near St JIarj'a ' ave ; cn-
qulro at S. W. cor. ICtu and IJodgo. SSO-tt
FOUHKNT-N'Iccly lurnlshcarooms 1617 Divinport
845.m5p
HUNT Two or three very nloo rooms fur
FOIl
nlencJ or uitturnlsh dour , blocks south of Oprra
houso. Inquire 02Ssouth 16th. M3-U
r nil UENT-FurcIshed rooms with haard J812
1 DdOgo Bt. 317-tl
Furnished front room , biick bay uln-
FOHUENT board email family COJ north 17th Bt.
162-tf
inuit KENT tieverol Uuo clllcea In Crounsu1 bicck ,
L ? Inquire Ed. Norrls , room ID CrouiiEo block
9S4 tf
I OK KENT Furnlehed room 1819 Docl ; * .
F 1)6-110
Oil HUNT Nlocly furnished rooms at 1718 Cnss
F
St. ; 230-tf
FOR SALE
SAL K 2 four year cH matched mares medi
um dzc and a good cow , Inquire of J. Prince ,
tree trimmer , Diookllno addition , West Onmhi ,
north-east Kuecr's lieer garden. 470 10
Foil H.U.K-Chcap , forty aores near city , 1-10 down ,
balinca on long time at 8 pr ct , or will tradolor
city property. Corner lot on Park ave 76-140 feet
giiou. Corner ou 10th and Leivtnv > orth et $2300.
Iloueo S rooms very cheap. W , G , Hiriver , opii. I * .
0. 651-10
0R BALK 11,620 acres land in Neb. $2 10 per acre
- SO rents per acre otsb. Wo a'so ' have the largott
list of landx ana itocka of mcrchnin'isa for Bale or ex
change In Nebraska. Short * in , fclicrnlu & Co , l > 'n- '
ooln , Neb. 603-10
? HALE Faim and'uqlmprotod land lots and
1on
1 house on long credit B ) l Land ollloo , D20 ! .
13th St. Vadlcka & doantner. C03-rxUp
FOR BALK A lull lot and house of fl\e rooms , pan
try , cbfcU and good cellar , north tilde ol Maaon
and22Jot. luquho uii pieinlivi. Charles Kaiser
XU.Klly foinlh-horso and two seated car-
37011 ' , harnoiijatd robes. Wm. II Burns
610 2Cp
TOR BALK on RKST An excellent ( arm In JcflcrBOn
X ? 1'reclocl ; KO acres ; 40 acres timber ; 160 tear-
Inz apple trees ; good Improvement ) , ere. Clr'eum-
hUnccs uhlch coin | tl atlo make tills a bargain. H.fl.
Stripe , ' 301 Douglas ttrcct. 622tf
liAi.K r noS jear ell ttandard bred Fta'llo'i '
FOR
colt , hood mtcr ; loqulro illuu Itirn. 622-18p
Fu h.u.E Nlco family boiee , phactuu aud har-
iio-f ; inquire at llluo Ham , 62ME | >
irou HALK Cheapcnolo'st rarlotIi > H of stranbcrnei
1"ra'pborrlcu and blickbirrlee , west Om > h > , N K
corner County Poor farm. W. Cochran. 031 HI
'ou ' BILK OIPco furnlturj and oflico lot rent , < i
F
ccllor.tlflcatlon , Inijulrauf Moruoi ; 1.runner ,
Ml-lt
FoimiLt-frejIi n.llch OOBS and springers at my
. jard , 27ih and liurttt. J. W. I'oony. 802-14
6iu-40 acres of land within 18 mlloa oi
Foil , with good house , barn , orchard , fcncot
oil under culthatlon ; will trada for city property I
taVen imrotdliltly. W , II.Oreen , oier Ut Natlona
liauk. UBtf
.
, Foil BALI On monthly payment * of $5 each , loti
In the Oneit addition to Omaha. K. V. Patt oi
13th and Farnam , 60.Ii !
! uiLi-Bpedal bargains , tit lots In Hawthorn
FOR In Klltiy aud twenty In Hannoom place ; eatj
terms. R. C.ratterson , ISlh and farnam. 601-11
FOR sit Kew cottage 8 rooms on streetcar llm
near held tf M Ifaty'n "e .COO , tlili U a bar
. lain. U K Uajne , 8 W cor ISth and famam. KO- ]
T7eBiAtis 1BO acres Rood land , 20 mllei frou
J1 Omaha and I mile from the tbrltlu town u
( Hprlmeeld , N b , , oa the Misiouri I'olflc lly , , ai
barxaln fo SO diif , or will tlade for firit daai Im
proved Ornab a city property. WoolJcr It , Harrison
room 20 , Omaha Natlon\l llank. 478-23
< 8ALE-AI a bargain , J block only ill llxil
Fern
Irora Court houre , elegant residence , propert
would mak eight or ten lots for tenement bound
will divide. AUdruw owuei J A RcllluV , Omab'a.
430 -
< FOR fALOood farm In WiBhiogton Co. ; 17
tcr > ; KO acred oiltlvated ; good butldlngt ; fin
orchard ; running water ; all fenced , KJwud Norii
1 Co. , lion 19 Ciounsa Ulock. 47411
F'OR KAIE Ixit f0x127 louth front. No 485 , tbre !
block * from Htd Car line , caty terms , $500.
No 212 Two lots each 60illD twotloclri from Tt
or line , teitni ei y , eich$4oo
113 No i5 ! Fln oorcerlotfidsl oae Hock fioia re
car lineftbaigain , termscaty.fcSOO.
No 225j-flno corner lot la Kirk woe d , urr cheat
, ? icn.
W No 18l-Sl < ndid comer bt US f tot on Leavenwoit
Iruct , icry chetp , $2000.
No 443 Kour floe lota on Once street 6fl 140 on
en- corner mar rar line cheap , from { 300 to 3 (
380 W lots In IlaDioom I'lace from SCOO to 51,000.
No 447 Two houiea and tine lot south front , tw
ith blocVifrum red oir line ( f2t,00 , or divide f <
Ht. ti.soa
No 871 Home * rooms I lot four blocks from E
Miry'a ave. , Hrmi eity , J300.
We No 4JO Thiee hou ei on a corner lot two blocl
Iflp ( rum pmect'cr depot t-5,000.
No < 45 llouie tlx iooma , biro , well , cletern & L.O.
pTr lot 83x132 on WcblUr street , near Bt I'aul tlepo >
> B.rsrVn , 8).00. ) MOUSE & UaUNNEK , 1401
oaio.
FoRdtn-nf lf Ute , nftnllnp to Improve some
\ aoant loto , I off rr the folio * Inn- properly ,
txits 4 and tf'CUrki * ddltl n Leavcnwerthit ,
l.oU 5 , 8 , 7. and 1 1 lock 1 tmao 8 < lden > dd.
I xi til 7 S and B. block f. Dwlght Tmaa add.
I lloute and lot f 4 to CAt.ltol . an.
1 Home and lot IS block 9 , Kountro & Kutri's a ! .
M lot * In Dupont | l 0f , south of the Park.
4 lots In bi ! > ck 18 and tu , Waterloo , Neb
A furraol KO acrcr , 60 acres In croc , ulsii JO acres
all under tcn-x , near Itirman , Wn-hlngtii , Co.
IdO apr M praile Uril neir Stanton , Ktinton 0 \ ;
also for IMIO on lone llnw , S lots on Wc t Kam\m rt.
tofoat storeon ttMar'gav , Inquire ot H n.
Cllrkej U12 Kougln St.
? ORiAt.r.-llouio ami let corner 24th t. , and Cap-
' Ittl avo. 8 roomi inoltrn tx > moalrncrn , slabla for
4hor , alargMn ; Inqu'.ro ' cf H. a. Stripe. 1301
Douflu et. 460U
17lORSAUORnK-\T-SI\ house , well cittern ,
1 ? and ttablo ; first ol.iM order .twenty-first and CUrk
> t , rent $20 p r month , tell 12,0X1 a y terms A f
Tukey , at Canlfldds Dock ttoro. 47S-U ;
7 ' < OIl BALK A orynlco 0 room hcus nnd let ,
uu t bo toM 1223 North Uth HI. .
Jj'ORRALr \4 ycarleato with buildings sultablg
1 t rdellltiif aril thop for $100 , cany r < > Tt"eut4
103 south llthtt , between Djugaiand Dcdso ,
4SMGp
FOR BAtr. ( locxl 6 room houe , lot 60 | 3i feetCM
front , $1800 ; $100 n h titUncr J15 | > r month.
W. U Uroen , ever let NatlonM bank. 33W
IT'oRRAin Hou'camlbt on Doujlua ( treat , noir
J.1 high school ; StOOO , caay terms. W. 11. llrccD ,
over lit Natlonnl bank. " > "
fj > 0il BALK A tlrst-claM boarding tionsa basilic
11 twenty regular boarders ) S. > > . cor Olh and
I'aclflo stf. : so-i p
IJIOU RAtiR For $10 down and J20 per month I
J.1 vtlll build an elegant n o raom cottage , \\lth
Torches , closets , b 7 nlr.dow brick cilUr , clctcrnoo >
tou e , A.I , & 3lth t-ro Ictsnlc < lv l 'nre l the whole
nil coiiii Itto < 1C.W The cottages tn ho bulUat once
contracts for ten h vo already been let. Call at my
ollico andseonltn ot octtago , location \ llrliiR
vour friends along. C. R Mayuo , south-west corner
16th and Farnam. . 207-atO
FOR SAIiK A full lot on corner cf 13th ard Jones
pa\rd street and nithln ono square uf U. 1 > . U.
U. for snle. Warren Sidtilcr. ! -09 tt
I i > Oll SAI. ! ! ! ! * Ycirlhig stfers ,
1 ? UOd 8 year old steers ,
f 50 j calling helfom ,
200 2 and S oar-old belters ,
10 graded bulla.
STRAxcm EROS , Sioux Cltv , ! * - 7SP.110
FOR BALK Thirty choice lots near park avo. U.
P.Stcbblus.roomSUCrtlghtou block. 81S-alSp
FOH t < ALK On oisy r > ni jki. will urntsli
lots and build houses on chovt r.ot' ' l o cli tbj
purchaser , irquiro oil' . J. Crtuciou conlraotor
and builder 27th and Webster St. 030 a20
PERSONAL.
PKRSOSAL Mrs E M Hooper , Trance CUInojaut
arid healing medium now ready far business our
No623 ICth street , ( outh-cast earner on Webster nud
Htb , terms very reasonable. 482-ulo
"OKRBONAI. Parties wishing a rcamttrcgn , guaran-
-L tolng cutting and MUliur.satlsfautory ; address 18th
ami Canitola\o .room 4. Crounso block. Mrs J A/ .
303-14p
W ILL PO found at 1600 Davenport ) , tmoxper
IcnccJ uursa. Uctt city rofcrocco gl > en
en872aHp
TO EXCHANGE ,
rpo KXCIIANOR Cholco lands In Nubratka for c'o-
JL ccries and dry goods nl inm'co r.itea. ft.C. 1'rit-
tcrson , 13th and Fainam. (03-li
FOH HAI.K-Or exchange.Vo have tnr sile tlr )
cxclmlio rljlit tu this state to etll the ccal
cinomlzcr and soot destroyer , ( iestrovn the soot nnd
nlltato twenty per cent on ooil , will aell county
right ) or the statr , or will exchange lor roil csiato or
Ht ; rood property on application will semi sample
'lid ' aland giro piuticulirn. Itca > on far celling
> vin r cannot give It lilt attention : a rare cbanco for
1m ion : Bedford , Houcr < t D.IV.D. 278 tf
EXGI1ANOKTwo lots In W. A. llodlck's a ld.
TO
fora lot or half a let located nomoivhcra ncait > r
the center ol the city asd suitable far liulldlnir. vtl'l '
pay addltloualll valuu la muro. Aadriss "O. Y.
Uce offlce. D16-tf
BUSINESS CHANCES.
r/oiiHALB-Inathrhlni ! growing ronn , a gentle-
I.1 mim furnishing and hatbu > lae D In best location
In a new brick building , longUase and cheap rent ;
addrots "I , F" P O box 67 , Hastings Neb. 4 2-IOp
Blacksmith and wagon
I1 chop \\lth tncl * , g30 < l businctii estalllebed ; ail-
dross Qeo W Lainbrlng.Wceplrg Water Keb. 421-21p
Tobico ) and onfectloncry s'.oro , gcod
FORBALK cheap Icwe. Address 702 south loth St.
472-16p
FOlt SALE A good pijIrghMinssBhoo , the belt
chance for a yoiin ; nnn to ttart In bcslnsei ; address -
dress "name's shop" Hco nflice. 20t-17p
FOR BALK Drusr stnro In a desirable locnlltyy \ \
Imoleo about S1.600 U C Pattcrcon , NE corm-r
ISth and Farnam. 430-tf
FOH BALK Aflret-clasi stock of dry goods $5.000
\ a bargain , n 111 take ( art crsh bitarico real eo-
Ute ; address "II. V. B. " care Jlee offlce. 282-tf
OUU HALi ; Or cxchauKO a full Block of clothing
_ J boots and shoes , gent1 furnlahlnggoode , wllloi-
change for Nobrtnha Lands. 0. II. t'ctoroon.SOl H.
10th St. , Ouiaha , Meb. 239-tf
OIl BALK A good ekatlnR rink , size 84x100. Inquire -
quire of II Lambert , WakcOold Neb , 423-aUp
BOARDING.
- * boarders at 1221 North 19th Ht.
BOARDisa-Afe
MrBLareon. Ml ) ISp
F IRST-CLASS L ) l and board 1212 Capitol aie.
LOST AND FOUND.
4 gray eolt ] 6 montln old ; return to II
LOST
McCoy ntliiult house , l'orlcton | a\o. J5 re-
wnrd. ( iO-18
T OBT - Bunch ol 1 oya , tllver ktv ring , u mir'.ed
JLjJas Irvine. Finder will I lease return same to this
otllco and retcho rcv aid. 6 < D-lt >
MISCELLANEOUS.
Herman Intelligence"'Uleo haa rv-
EtiiLOiMrNT 017 8 10th street. Uoodglrlu can find
employm-nt by appljlng here. ElO-lSp
- TN8TRU no1) on uuitar and banjo given by 0 KOel-
- JLlenbcck , at 1110 Capitol avc. 430-tf
.
vault" , links nil I cesspool * o'caned ' any tlrnn
PRIYT day In an entirely odorless w y with our
Improved purnp and apparatus. Uidcrs by mall
i rorniitly attended to. A. i\ann : , clllco and residence
1203 Dodge St. up ttalra. 409 rn7i ]
-
j7oii [ AnoiTiov-raby boy j car old boat references ,
r2307Cal.forrla. SOl-Hp
T laiiT.MKaRODd- JlfcLiln has for Bale the beet
.l/rcxl manulaturcd In the III Ited HUtca annealed
dtct'loitnl center covered with sheet copper , orders
' : / LO > rcdi or repairing old ones promptly atlendgJ.
to Address 1011 tiaunaeis tt. SSO-lnB
TAKENU1' Twcivo head of young cattle. Owner
can recover Binio by calling ; upon John f , Ilocti ,
Milk dairy , north of Deaf & Dumb aaylum.
803-in 21.
:
T > UIVY , vaults , blnls end oea'pools cleaned at the
jL ehorteet notice and utlifacUon guaranteed by F.
0 , Abel , I' . O , Box 878 , 4DO-ui2p
iUROPE.
COOK'S EXCURSION I'AHTIKH Ball from Now
York la April , May , Juno and July by first claw
itei mihlp * .
BPEOIAL TOUBI8T TICKBT8 for INDIVIDUAL
TUAVKLE11S at reduced rittfl , by thu boat routov
for pleasure travel.
COOK'U EXOUHStnNIBT , with nuj.8 , contain
full | iartlculari ; by mall for 10 ceuU
i
TH03 COOK * SON , 01 Hroidway. N. Y.
Or 108 Dearborn Bt , , Chicago , Ilia ,
wed aatlfiwme
IF. / * PJECK tfc
; . . CO.
( Sucoeisora to Peck , Kern tt Blbley.
-UEPRESKNTINa
MORSE , ROSE & CO.
OP OHIOAOO.
Hatlniftecureda private wire direct to the Chicago
cage Hoard of Trade , we are prepaitd to execute or
decs ororrptly. We take a full tnaiktt report. Uoun
try builneat a ipccltlty , Itefercneea , Unltixl HUten
d Nations IBank. Tclepliono 210. N W. ccrner ISth
and Vouglii G'r.
red
bavo a poiltlvo reroed j tot tbt above dlioaic ; br l
J Ihoiutni.torc& . . of It * vrorffc kind .utlof fun
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ot. liio djr.ri Jlicover daiiiaplem niofMllure. > .
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