THE DAILY BEE MONDAY , APRIL 20. 1885.
iltlon of United States district attorney ,
subject to the revised rules of civil servieo to-
term , with the narao blown In tbo bottle.
VA Kurrls nnd I'ftt Colllne , a couple of
larmor boy * . while driving homo from Pal-
rnjrn Saturday night had n mnnway , in which
the team ran oft the bridge , Instantly killing
both horees. The bays were uninjured.
A Lincoln domestic , named Louisa Illtt-
man , imagined she was married , but fortun
ately her mind becntno unbalanced before the
realization , She is ftleo daft on the lubjoct
of religion , She WM sent to the ftiylum ,
It Is the nolsclom politician thnt catctiM
the mail routo. George E. Webb , a Ttcnm-
flfh democrat , hw boon appointed to n posi-
tiou in the mall service , and his run will be
from Omaha to Maryvllle absa and return.
I'rnino firea are daitrying VMt nmounts of
larm property in the southwestern part of
the state. These fires are mostly started
through carelessness , nnd endanger net only
the liumes of the people but the lirea ol young
and old ,
According to rcnorta from various portions
of the stnto , prairie chickens are becoming
scntco in many localitici , and unless efforts
nro made to enforce the law for their preser
vation , they will BOOH be us scarce m the
larger gstne.
The great fly-wheel in the Nebraiku City
distillery burjt Thursday afternoon , doing
conaidorabla damage. A number of tbo work
men had narrow cseapw. Charles Painter ,
acting engineer , was painfully but not dan >
porously injured.
The bondsmen of the sheriff of Sherman
county have petitioned the commisiloners , to
release them from the bond , and that he bo
estopped In hia official
capacity. Their rea
son for doing this in hia Intemperate habits
1'nrmori report that the small grain is very
generally in the ground now. There will bo
B smaller ncroago of small grain this year
than last , nnd a larger acreajo of earn , The
ground is not so dry but that It is In pretty
good working condition ,
Lank Koyes. ono of the leading thugs of
Valentine , Invited his mistress to dlno with
him and filled the back of her head with load.
She was so drank that she did not know what
hit her , Koyes used his gun as nn appetite
persuader , The sheriff
and an armed posse
are in pursuit of the murderer.
_
Patrick TfConnerg.'of Forest City , has
fiucd the Union Pacific for damages for bodily
i received by being forcibly bounced
from a froipht train at Valley. IIo had n
first class ticket nnd a permit to rldo on the
train from which bo waj thrown.
Atkinson \\tL3 \ decided to bond the town to
the full extent of the law for a school build
ing which la estimated toraisn about $7,000.
O'Neill voted Sl.COO bonds , which are now
being negotiated. Twelve thousand dollars
bonds are also talked of for a court houio ,
Suit has Icon entered in the United States
court nzain&t Lancaster county for interest
upon ? ( > 7,000 in bands held by Chas. K Lawn
of London , England. Tha bonds are known
as M. 1 * . extern Ion bonds which the county
ref uncd to pay on the ( round that they were
illegally Issued ,
Too town of Morsovlllo , Adams county , haa
n acanthi ! ot huge proportions , A disloyal
wife , a mashing hired man , a neighbor's
lioueo , and a bed for two. The fly and festive
couple were hauled to Hastings , but before
the law could get its grip on the hired man he
skipped out.
Stenberg. for police jndgo , IB evidently the
moot popular democrat in Omaha , IIo had
U.103 majority at the recent election. Don'c
know whether ho was on the "citizen1 ticket"
too , or not. [ .Fremont Herald. Substitute
republican for democrat , and you have it
straight ,
Croiphton has no more chartrs for the b-a-cl
man of the plains. A cowboy who amused
hlcr.Rolf with a pistol practice , Bhooting
through doors , etc. , was jugged u few days
ago , wbon n mob aroie and came near lynch-
fug the fellow , who begged and shrieked for
mercy. TJioshnrlff made his appearance juat
in time to save him. Next morning he was
turned Icoso .to spread the dangers of the
town to his kind.
State Auditor Uabcock writes to Bounty
treasurers , saying : "The law providing for
colloctiue n penalty of 5 per cent , has been re
pealed , but has no emergency clause , The
only legal way for you to do will ba to charge
thu penalty up to Juno first , 1885 , and after
that tlmo you will have to refund Biiid penalty
to persons making a demand for the same ,
taking ft receipt therefor , said receipt to bo
used by you In settlement with the comity
board. "
The superintendent of the t-tato census Is
ready to receive application * for the position
of enumerator * . Applications should be In
the hand writing of the applicant , and elate
the territory desired and the postotlieo ad
dress of tha applicant. All onumerat on did-
trlctH will consist of voting precincts , except
In cities , and in very sparsely aottlod districts
one enumerator may take two or inoro pre
cincts. The enumerator must ba resident of
the district ,
Jim Morrison , a 1'lattsmouth lawyer , boa
hired two of his brethren to BUO Henry F.
Wither , agent for Hodges & Co , of Pekin ,
111. , for SIOOCO damages by fall a Imprison
ment , claiming that his arrest on the Oth of
April upon the charge of embezzlement was
without justification or cause. This case
grows out of the arrest of Mr. Morrison last
week upon the charge of having embezzled
$221 funds collected for the above namud
rlrm.
rlrm.Tho
The causa of education received a tremendous -
ous boost in the Wooliraa district of York
connty at a late meeting. Horns extraneous
nubject disturbed the serenity of the proceed
ins and a general row followed. It was a
wild time. Several broken noses and bat
tered mug' , smashed windows and shattered
goats proclaimed the vigor and work of the
disputants. And yet tbo jail of the county
yawns in vain for the chief participants ,
A beastly drunken sot , named Alvia W.
Weber , aged forty , assaulted the five-year-
old daughter of Jerry Deegan , in Columbus ,
on the ! ) th. The mother of the child came to
her assistance , but was struck down with a
pitchfork. The neighborhood was arrousfd ,
however , and the brutal assailant was soon in
jail , A special grand jury WAS empanelled
l > y Judge Post ( court baing In session ) ,
Weber was promptly indicted , and within
thirty hours of thu time of committing the
act was well on bis way to the penitentiary ,
undnr a .sentence of ten years.
To become popular is ono thing. To
ranialn popular ia another. The grant
pain euro , St , Jacobs Oil , bin long boon
and continues to bo the moat popular
remedy.
Senator I'Jvarls confident of SUCOOHH
In 1HHH ,
Ifcmo.v , April 18. The Middlesex club |
( rave a banquet at Young's hotel to-night in
honor of Wra , M. Uvurts and In the celebra
tion of the anniversary of the battle of Lex
ington. In response to an addroes of greet
ing by Gov , Koblnson the senator told of his
experiences ui a Boston school boy. Ho drew
u number of lessons from the battle inniver-
nary nnd then turned hii attention to politic * .
Hu apuko facetiously of the willlnpueta tit
iion.e republlcnui to express tbur confi
dence in the stability of our frovernm"nt
by noting the opposition party into power
and advanced tbo opinion that the experiment
would not bo repeated. Never had the re
publicans boon more united and determined )
than nt present , _ and their struggle in 3BSS
would ba inado with perfect faith that victory
WAI ahead The new cabinet was hardly cal
culated to inspire confidence , especially as it
contained members from that element which
had convulted the nation in civil atrlfo
and but one loyal northern soldier to face
them. It aeemi as if there were a grow-
Ins feeling of distatiifaction with the dis
tribution of power under the new administra
tion. Such ill-judged action 'as that of a
Urge body of republicans last fall was likely
to bring disorder and disaster. Still the com
mon tense of the peoida would resiit and
correct this olfensa In 1888 There would be
no talk about repugnance to any candidate
and few people would be shouting for prohi
bition , but votes would be ca t for one or _ the
other uf the two great parties and its princi
ples. SenatorJIoar made the closing speech
In a timiUr vein ,
The CIcnrlnB HOIIHO ,
Apiil 19. The table compiled
from special dispatches to the Boston Poit '
from the managers of the leading dealing
houies of the United Statva git en thu total >
clearances for the week endirg Aprjl IK , 1885 ! ,
M $7 ,209,8t2 ; , a decrcaiu of j3. & per cent.
SOCIAL SHADOWS ,
Brief Notes ol Society Life in ( Ma ,
Gossip , 1'crionftl nnd General Tlio
Iljinonomctcr.
Society was not very active In Omaha.
last week. The social movements were
few , unimportant and languid , Now that
the poit-lcntcn reaction is pasaing off , people
plo are preparing for the dullness of summer
lifp'and the balls and parties of the ccason
of 1831-5 will soon give way to the festive
picnic and the excursion.
But people are coming and going , and hero
And there small events are taking place ,
which are worthy of roflostion on the printed |
page and the society reporter still lives and
writes.
rRUSOKAL AMI ) SOCIAL.
Gen. Co win hs returned from Sidney , |
P , A. Nash has returned from Ohoynnno , '
MajorFuray , U , S. A , , Is now In the east.
MM. Martin Sands is visiting In Tahlo
Rock.
J. II. Millard hat returned from Now.
York. 1
llov. W. J. Harslm has returned from
Chicago ,
Manager Uoyd , of the opera house , has gone
to Chicago.
Herman Kountao has gona to Texas to ba
absent n fortnight ,
Kent H. Hayden , cashier of the Nebraska
national bank , li taking n holiday trip in the
west.
llobort Garlich , formerly with McCord ,
Brady & Co , , has gone east ,
The Iron Moldora gave a pleasant ball at
Falconer's hall Wednesday night ,
Superintendent Smith , of the Union Pacific ,
has returned to city , accompanied by wife.
llov , Dr. G. E. Uarfiold has returned from
a pastoral tour through the western part of
the state.
Miss Bertha Wllliamp , daughter of 0. P.
11. Williams , of Grand Island , is visiting the
Aliases House.
There will bo a nodal union and banquet of
the Baptists and their friends in this city
Tuesday evening , April liSth.
Mies Nellie Watoly carao back from Chica
go on Monday. Mr. Lucius Wakoloy will
probably bo In Omaha in Juno ,
A 1 tousckecpers' Baraar , for the sale of
fancy articles was the attraction at the 1'irst
Congregational thurch Thursday night ,
A May party is to be given next Thursday
evening'at Falconer's ball to close the season
of Prof. Allmou's dancing school for 1881-5 ,
Mrs. Hull , wife of Hon. D. G. Hull , has
returned from New York , where she has been
attending the sick bed of her father , now
dead.
Frank M. Vanllorn and Miss Rosa Atkin
son embarked together for life's > oyago in the
ship "Matrimony , " They set sail Monday
night.
The St , Philomona Tcirporanca Society
mil give a literary and musical entertain
ment at their hall , Ninth and Howard , next
Tuesday night.
The congregation of the First Presbyterian
church is preparing to inaugurate in a grand
burst of harmony their beuitifnl pipe organ ,
recently purchased.
The Odd Fellows of Omaha will have an
excursion to Lincoln on the 27th to celebrate
the 07th anniversary of the establishment of
their order in Amoiica.
Tuesday night , at Cunningham hall , the
A. O. II. llilles held a grand ballwhich was a
decidedly pleasurable event in every respect.
The weather was threatening , but the crowd
waj large. Fully 100 couples wore on the
floor.
floor.Miea
Miea Recka Hanson and Miss Aggie llan-
uigau gave a pleasant social party at Hans-
coin park Thureday night. Music , dancing
and refreshments made up the e\ening's en *
tertainmcnt. About lorty eouplej were
present.
1
Myrtle lodge , K. of P. , celebrated its first
anniversary Monday evening. The viaiting
brethren were given a supper. This lodpe is
growing fast in popularity and numbers
among its members eomc of the best young
men In the city.
The Omaha club informally opens its pa
latial quarters in the Paxton building tor
the U8 of members to-night. The rooms are
not quite complete , but yet ready for occu
pancy. The grand formal opening will occur
some two or three weeks henco.
Prof..Gwinner gave a select party at hia
residence , C22 N. Nineteenth street , Monday
night , on the occasion of the fifteenth birth
day o ( his daughter Belle , A largo number
of invited friends were present , who partici
pated In the joyous festivities of the occasion.
. . Next Wednesday night that popular social
organization , the Metropolitan club , will glvo
the last party of the season at Metropolitan
hall. The club , organlred at the opening of
the season , has fumished many evenings of
enjoyment to its members and their friends.
Will It step into the field next season ?
The Home Circle Literary society met
Monday evening at the residence of Mr ,
Heard corner Nineteenth and Izard streets , A
pleasing programme ot music , songs , and liter
ary number ; , was rendered , A bioi'in drill ,
given by the joung ladies of North Omaha ,
was especially prepared for the occasion ,
The Douglas county court house ,
now nearlng completion , will bo formally
opened , it la said , The county commissioners
are contemplating giving a grand Inaugural
ball , nud Issuing invitations to the principal
residents of Douglas county , as well as to city
peoplo. The occasion would doubtless boon , ,
a fecalo proportionate to the magnificence of
the new structure.
.
Henry Dickson , ono of Omaha's young and
promifing business men and a member of the
linn of Ulckson & Bennon , was married on
Aoril 15th at Weston , Mo , , to Miss Bertie
Gilbertone of Platteciunty s fatrost daughters
A number of valuable presents , togettcr with
the hearty congratulations of friends , were
bestowed upon the couple , who have arrived
In Omaha und will here make their homo.
At the homo of Mrs. J. J. Dickey , n pro
gressive euchre party was hold Monday
night. Among those present were the fol
lowing gentlemen and their wives : Mesa r 6.
Motcalt , Cornish , Rheom , ICorty , Dorrance ,
Griffiths , Mayer , Jennlson , Way.iScott. .
Shuare , Orr , S , D , Barkalow , Havens and
also Mrs. Bruce , Mrs , Smith , Mrs. Douglas ,
Mrs. J. J. Ives , Miss Williams and Mr. Me-
ibCarty.
Wednesday night occurred tbo thlrddebate _ _
this season nf the Crolghton college literary
society. The subject , ' "Which was the
greater general , Grant or Lee ! " was admir
ably handled , Messrs. Malone and Russell ,
on the negative , delivered well composed ar
gument ! la favor of Leo , while the name and
fame of Gen , Grant were Accorded an honor
able and spirited defense by Messrs. Wbaleu
and Miles.
A pleasant occasion was the 71st birthday
anniversary of Mra. Maria K , Newman , wife
of Roy , Dr , Newman and mother of our
townsman , John K Newman , at the cottage
of J. K , No 1208 Campbell street on Thurs
day evening. A few friends dropped in to
enjoy a sumptuous U o'clock dinner prepared
by Mra , J , I ) . N. and to see hew a lady of 71
A neyr lodge of templari was organized
the residence of Miss Lucy Parker , on St.
Mary's avenue Monday m. . . . 'Toe follow-
ing oliers ! were installed In their positions :
W. O. T. A. L. btonecypher : W V. T.
Mrs. O. T. Bunce : W. R S.-H. L. Tostevinj
W. M. D , W. Parker : W. Tress. Mra.
ICato Toiteviiij W. Chaplain t'haa. A.
Kerry ; W , L G. Mrs. A. L Stonccypher ;
W. O. G. Kdward Jonee ; Deputy-Chas. g
Bunce. ,
Tha residents at Fort Omaha were rivaled
Saturday night by a private theatrical per
formance "C/uta / , " being presented by iru
number of the otlicen and ladies. The little
bijou of a theatre was crowded , and the ren
dition of the play was accorded unstinted nP
plause. Among the various characters ,
which were In every cue carried through In n
manner sustained and artistic , "Polly , " as
taken by Mri. Jiiaaon , and "Kuther , " by Mrc.
Hamilton , ore worthy of special praise. I
Among the twenty-five or thirty Omaha
people who attended the Chicago Optra Fes
tival were H. J. Taylor , Martin Oafan , New-
Inn Barkalow , Robert Garlich , At. Patrick , i
Frtd Nye. It. W. BwckinrlaW Mr . John ! j
Clarke , Miss Minnie Rath , Mr. urd Mrs ,
J. J , Diokey , Mr. and Mra. Elmer Frank ,
Mr , and Mrs. E. S. Dnndy ,
Jr , and others. . Thra woie very lew
Omaha ladloi present , for one roaton
or another. The reports ol the event at
brought back by those who attended are
highly gorgeous.
It in encouraging to aeo the spirit with
which the musicians of Omaha , both vocallsu
and instrumentalists , nro taking up the May
festival scheme. If all Indications are correct
the event will l > o a grand success. To be
. sure the occniion would not bo one of quite so
resplendent harmony aa the ono closing in
Chicago , but nevertheless it will be something
beyond the ordinary. Among th < 3 numbers
now being rehoused by the chorus of one
hundred : voices are the baautlfnl "Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrin , " the "Fishermen's
Chorus" from "Masamello , " the "Damascus
Triumphal March" from the oratorio of "Naa-
man , " and two choruses from Hayden's "Sea
sons. " Out of invitations sent to vocalists of
known excellence , there have been already
10 responses , and it ti proposed to raise the
chorus * to 125 ,
The fifth party of the season given by the
Arion club , was the social event of Thursday
ovcninp , _ at Germama hall. The spacious
and brilliantly lighted rooms were thronged
by A full complement of the members of the
club , with their friends , and thetp was not
c no but enjoyed himiolf to the fullest limit.
A dancing programme of eighteen members
was observed , to the music of the Musical
Union Orchestra. In the "Arion March , "
each gentleman received an envelope
containing a bow , and the lady wearing the
dress corresponding to Itwas his partner for
the "Calico March"supper and first dance
thereafter. To the following committees , the
praise fcr the smoothness of management and
general success of the event , mutt boascrlbed :
Executive Committee H , G , J , Lehman ,
K. Roienzwcig , C , Metz.
General Committee H. G. J. Lehman , G.
B. Tzschuck , J. A. Roedor , C. Metz. F.
Casper.
The twelfth of the soiieB of Ladles' Mu-
aicales took place \VoJnosday afternoon in
Meyers' hall. Interest In this species of mu
sical treat is not dying out , and in over , there
was a largo attendance of ladies. It is up.
necesiary to mention the program in detail.
It was a mixture of musio and song , perfectly
presented , with careful attention to detail
and effect.
1. Two waltzes , op. 3 Harding
No. 2 in F Minor.
No. 3 in C Major.
Mr. Walter F. Harding.
2. Lullaby Glebel
Mlsj Battls.
3. Glide Gondola Mrs. Terry
Mits Ida Gibson.
( With flute Obligate , by Mr. Julius Meyer. )
1 , Two Movomeiits from Sonata , op , 1) )
1)Harding
( a ) Allegro Vivace , ( b ) Adagio.
Mr. Harding ,
5. "No More" Perkins
"Doughs Tender and Tru-j" Millard
Miss Uensroann , I
C , "Who Treads the Path of Duty" . . .Mozart' '
Mrs , Revel Franca.
7 , Cavotina nnd Aria " 'Xwas no Vision"
Vision"Verdi
Miss Gibson ,
THK HVMKNOMETEn.
A now instrument , recently invented in
Paris , and destined to rovolutoni/.o ! the so
cial world , is the ' hymenometer. " As its
name may indicate , it is a "measurer of Hy
men" an indicator of marriages. There is
but ono of the new machines in this country
imported for the especial nnd exclusive use of
the society department of this journal , at a
cost which is simply tremendous. All other
instruments ot similar design and purpose now
In this country are base and fallible Imitations.
The instrument itself it is somewhat diffi
cult todoscribo _ , as its internal mechanism is
as intricate as it In exquisitely delicate. Suf
fice it for the present to say that it is in ap
pearance something like a chronometer , with
golden dial , and two diamond pointed index
hands. These hands , swinging around , re-
sp msive to the mbtle magnetism of Cupid's
will , point to names of the youth and maiden
intruding matrimony , which are outlined in
dim phospborent letters on the face of the dial ,
This , in biief , is the beautiful method of the
instrument , and , it is needless to observe , the
hymenomoter is absolutely infallible in locat
ing the matrimonial blaze. Watch its work
ings for a fewmoments.
The quivering index hands swing around
and , stop. Aim ! The names indicated are
these of a well known Omaha lady-vocalist
and music teacher , and a young stenographer
of Chicago , secretary of the president of a
railroad company in that city. The happy
climax , says the instrument , will be reached
in Juno.
And again the hands have changed their
position. This time they ttoo in tell-tale
manner in front of the name of the cashier of
a largo dry goods store on Karoam street , be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth , and that
of his channln ? youug lady assistant. This
case Is budding out , it is whispered , in prom
ising shape.
Once more the maqhlno tells the story. This
time its tale Is a etraago one.
On the golden dial there are
indicated the names of a prominent North
Omaha grocer , over fifty years of ago , and
of a giddy , gushing blonde , with a pronounced
nouncod penchant for roller-skating. 'The
orange-blossom-whlta-lllusion-crisis is soon
expected in this case , " says the still , small
voice of the hynemometer.
And for the last time , tha In
dex hands swing around. Again
they link two names In sweet unity
these of a book-keeper in a lower
Farnam street wholesale grocery house , and a
younglady who plays the organ for one of the
denominational churches of ibis city. Just
when tha decisive dito in this case is to bo ,
tbo Instrument , just now , makes no predic
tions , definite or vague ,
But enough for the present the hymen-
oineter Is muzzled.
Woman' * CtjiUtinn Aisoclallon.
The V'oman'a Christian associationc |
thankfully acknowledge tbo following do <
nations for the month of March : Cloth-
Ing from Mra. McCormick , Mr. Rodick ,
Mra. Col. Taylor , Mrs Goo. Grif ; from
a friend , ono bushel apples ; from Mrs.
Loach , sack of Hour ; Mra. Scnra , tit
heeds cf cabbage ; from Mrs. Morton ,
eleven women und children lava been
given given temporary shelter and food.
It may bo well to atato that tbo out
side charity work done on DO largo a scale
daring tbo winter Is stopped except In
extreme cases of sickness or old ago as
tbo "fund" no generously given for that
purpcsa is abont exhausted. This or
ganization never weary In well doing ,
Is turning Its whole energy to its legiti
mate work of building np a "Home , "
and after two years of hard work in lim
ited quarters r'ftHsul morn than over the I
necessity ii > t null a building , where
friendlots wurron nnd children can find a
shelter and 1,1 erection. Often owin { to
the crowdu.l ooriditian of the rjoms now
used for this purpose , women nnd
young girls r turned Into tliu n r ots
when they would pay fcr the i > 'ivllif'u of
sitting up a1 ! light nnd > r > Jio friendly
roof of the a i called "H rot. "
The pnbl uai n vulo k ow but little of
Ibis work , i r of ( h < s'rugglo of the few to
accomplish thn o > j.ct for which thli as-11
Boclatlon was or 1111 zed. It behooves all
who are thari c.bly Inclined to see to It
that beforw aii.aher winter , such a build
ing ( hall b > o' cted ai will bo an honor to
our Urge a 10 Drawing city.
Miw II C. Mooiiu ,
Oor , See. W. 0. A.
A number of Omaha capitalists are nurs
ing a project to erect on the corner of Fif
teenth and Capitol avenue , a large building ,
which will servo as a concert and exposition
hall , and can nlro bo used aa a roller skating
rink. The lease of the ground.for thirty yf are
was secured this afternoon and tbework of er
ecting [ thu ittucture will be commenced at
once ,
Deputy Sheriff Kd. Crovell took Into
custody , last night , Kmma Weitphal , an
Inune woman living some three or four miles
we t of the city ,
A GREAT LOSS ,
The Uulon 1'Acino Tourlsl'H Guide
Destroyed by the llnfTnlo Plro ,
The dispatches of the DBF. an
nounced Fiiday the almost total de
struction of the Bnffalo , ( N. Y. ) Express
building , Wednesday night. The Union
PnciQo folks have just awakened to a
realizing sense that they are hoary losers
by thodlsistor. The "Tourist's Outdo , "
for 1835 , has been completely wiped out
by the fire , nearly all the now engravings
which were bolng prepared for this year's
edition having been destroyed.
The edition was to have boon ono of
80 pages nnd $1500 worth of now engrav
ing wnro added ft now cover designed
and engraved.
The Buffalo engravers have been work
ing persistently on thoao now Illustra
tions for the last six months. A repre
sentative of the passenger department
was sent to Buffalo several weeks ago
to superintend the printing. Ho com
pleted his work and returned , leaving
the last form on the prots and the re
maining forms in tbo hands of the bind
ers. Since ho left Buffalo the remainIng -
Ing details have progressed nnd the entire -
tire edition was about ready for delivery
to the company. Another week would
have sufficed , but the Ore wiped out the
books , the plates onwhich they were
printed , and the engravings and electrotypes -
typos with which the volume was lllns-
trntcd. As a , consequence the Union
Paclfta will not bo able to issue n tourist
book , and the patrons of the line will bo
deprived of this Interesting feature of the
trip over Its lino. The work was Intended -
od for gratuitous distribution and con-
talnod sketches of scenery along all the
Union Pacific lines , In Yellowstone park ,
on the Pacific coast , and ovou in Alaska.
Woodbrldgo Bro.'s ' nro meeting with
Croat success in the sale of the Stock
Piano. There acrely must bo merit in
till Slock Piano when they roccivo three
orders in ono day , and wo positively
know of ono being sold In Cleveland ,
Ohio , by thli enterprising firm , They
have as tine n line of Pianos and Organs
aa over came to ( his city , and they have
lately added to their shoot music stock
Peters' , cheap editions , and a full stack
of Banjos , oto , nnd they will not bo
undersold. Bo euro end call at the only a
exclusive mneic store In Oinaha.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
BURCHARD'S ANNCAL RIVORT ON- THE I-RODCC-
TION OF OOLl ) AND SILVER ,
WASHINGTON , April 19 , Burchard , direc
tor of the mint , in bis special annual report
on the production of gold and silver in the
United States for the calendar year 1884 ,
which has been ordered printed , estimates
the production of the country to hive been :
Gold , 533,800,000 ; silver computed nt the
silver dollar coining rate , $18,800,000. Total ,
379,005,000 , This shown an increase over the
jield of the previous year of about $2,100,000
silver. Total deposits of gold at thu mints
during the year amounted to $50,518,17 ! , of
which $ . ' 53S07-'JO ' was reported as domestic.
Exports of gold bullion exclusive of United
States bars amounts to only 8115,000. , To |
the amount deposited ut the mints and thia
small amount exptrted might properly bo
added some f 000,001) ) worth of gold contained
in silver bullion exported , and alco possibly '
§ 700,000 of undepositod gold in
the form of nuggets , grains , etc.
used in ororuauientation , and $200,020 in bars
In private refineries used for similar purposes ,
which would make in all an addition of about
$1,500,000. But of gold received from British
Columbia and the northern states of Mexico ,
amounting to about $1,100,000 , only $109,000
was deposited at the San Francisco mint as
foreign , and statements furnished by the re
fineries show that it was refined by them and
include : ! in the refined bullion de-
Eosited ut that mint under the
end of domestic. Deducting this would
still leave $500,000 to add to the amount of
gold deposited at the mines , so it ia safe to
assume that the gold product of the mines of
the United States for the year 1834 would be
understated rather than ovcrortimated , by
taking tha amount deposited at tbo mints and
assay offices , as domestic bullion , The total
deposits of silver bullion , excluiive of rede-
posits at the mints and assay offices , was
$35 070,731 , of which 832,805,030 was entered
as domestic ,
WASHINGTON , April 18. [ Special to the
Kansas City Journal , ] The apoolntmcnt of
Hugh Brlnkeri Warrensbury , Mo. , to bo
associate justice of the supreme court of
New Mexico , haa excited territorial aspirants
and delegates , the president ignoring the
democratic platform in making the nomina
tion. The proiident said in connection with
it that it could not ba regarded as a precedent
for territoritorial appointments , howover.
It is thought that Judge Trumbubll will bo
selected for the governorship Now Mexico ,
where ho lives.
Dr. Miller , editor of the Omaha Herald ,
cilled on the president to-day. While the
doctor Is not an aspirant for office , he wants
u few of the faithful in Nebraska ciuod for.
The Evening Critic says : Since assuming
charge of the agricultural department the new
commissioner bos learned that during his ab-
lencolnthe wast aet week a well dressed ,
fastidious Individual , who is frequently
seen in and abont tha hotels , has
been visiting _ the departments and
making the acquaintance of bath male and
female employees , and intimating to them
that by reason of his warm penonalacquaint
ance nith the commissioner ho could secure
them in office for a stipulatad sum , according
to the position doMiod. Some of the ladies
ho invited to call on him at his rooms. Yei-
terday the commissioner learned of it for
the first time , _ end naturally enough to his
great indignationsteps havealready been taken
to run the rascal down. The fraud In ques
tion Ia known to a number of patties In Wash
ington and since thu inauguration has been
cutting a heavy figure , comowlmt to the sur
prise of various respectable people with whom
ho came In contact , IIo is also said to be
known in Wheeling , W , Va. , where ho ob
tained goods on credit and made off , to the
sorrow of relatives and others highly con
nected. The name of this enterprising indi
vidual is said to be. Mitchell.
A TRIFLE GUTTING.
A IIUBIUNVItBAKfl ! VHNCEANCE Ul'OK II13
WIIPK AM ) IIICR FARUOUR.
NEWRDRQ , N. Y. , April 18. Abont a week
ago James Barclay , 23 year * old , eloped with
the wlfa of Joseph Myers , of Montgomery.
They came hero and commenced housekeeping ,
Barclay had bomled with Myers , Yesterday
Myers came here , and this evening Burcl.y ,
on going home , found him stabbing the
woman with a large jack-knife. She was
covered with blood from a gash in tha neck
six inches long and another under the leftear ,
Seeing Barclay , Myers left the
woman and attacked him , Indicting \
two terrible gashes , ouo on the I
throat and the other under the ear. Myeri
then draw a knife across his own throat , cut
ting it from ear to ear , and then throw the
knife out of a window to the ground , whore a
passer-by picked it tji. The neighbors came
in and a terrible tight met their gaze , all three ;
bodies beiogj covered with blood , Barclay ,
who Is the least injured of the three , wee
taken to a neighboring dmz store , where ISu
doctor rowed up his wounds , Physicians
were called to tha house to attend to the 31ul 31n
juries of Myen and hU wife. They found
the husband stretched on tha floor motion
less , but not unconeciauj. Mrs. Myers was
placed on a lounge and the doctors sewed up
the gaping wounds. Barclay denies th t fP
eloped with the woman , and asserts that she
came here supposing her husband , with whom >
she lived unhappily , had deserted her , and
that he ( IU relay ) was boarding with her : ,
I Myeri , when otked about the matter , inserted
I that Barclay did it. But hia wife , who is
I unable to xneak , her wlndplpa being severed ,
1 %
pointed to her husband to Indicate that ho
was tbe author of the trugedy. It u not car
tain that any of the wounded will die , tbongh
II are terribly gashed ,
I 1 ARREST OV MRTERS ,
1 he would-be murderer and sulculn , James
E , Meyers , WAS thia morning lodged in Newburg -
burg jail , walking from the station with an
oflicor'a assistance. Stopping at the entrance
of the ja < l ho voluntarily confessed hia guilt ,
to the concral effect that the familiarity
between Barclay nnd Mrs , Meyers was more
than ho could boar , and ho attacked
his wife with a knife , cutting nnd
slashing her neck. Barclay came
between thntn and ho llew at him , Myeri
asked the officer with evident Apprehension if
he would ba hanged for the crime , seeming
to be sorry for what ho bad done. The man
will probably recover , while Mia , Myers has
but one chance in a thousand for recovery.
In her case both windpipe nnd nospohagiii are
severed , Barclay la still confined nt the po
lice station , being hold as a witness , Myers
it hold on n charge with intent to kill ,
Complete Treatment with Inhaler
for every form of Catarrh $1.
Sanford's ' Radical Cure ,
Heiul Cold ) , Watery Discharges from the Noseron )
Eye , Ringing Nolsos In the llciul , Nervous IIotxl <
ache and Four Instantly relieved ,
Choking mucus dislodged , mombn.no cleansed and
healed ] , breath swcetonod , smell , testo uid bearing
restored , and ra\agoschockcd.
restC
Coughs : , Bronchitis , Droppings Into the Throat ,
I'atns In the Chest , Dyspepsia , Wasting of Strength
and Flesh , Loss of Sleep , cto. , cured.
Ono bottle Radical Cure , ono box CaUrrhnI Sol-
Tent and ono Dr. SanlorJ's Inhaler , In ono package ,
of all druggists , for $1. Ask or SANroRD * RADICAL
CURB , a pure distillation ot Witch Hazel , Am. Pine ,
Dx Fir , Srnrlgold , Clover Blossoms , oto. Toms
CRD AKD CuxuiciL Co. . Boston.
Totter Drug and Chemical Co. , Boston.
Now lite for Shattered
'INoms ' , rtlnful Muscles nnd
Weakened Organs. Collins'
VolUlc Kloctrlo Muster , In
stantly ifltcts Uo nmous
syttcm and LnnUlica pain ,
ncnouiccis rd debility. A
perfect Electro-Galvanic bat
tery combined with a highly
medicinal plasttrfor 2.V.
All druggists.
NOTION TO CONTUACIOKS.
Scaled proposals will bo rccchod by the under-
tlgnod until Monday , Mio 11,1385 , at 7 o'clock p m.
for the erection of a brick college building , with
Btono basement , for the North Not raaka Conference ,
to he erected on college grounds cue and one-hill
mllo'north.wcstol Central City , Nebraska. Plans
d specifications can bo seen on > nd after April 2" ,
18S5 , at the CoLtrtl City bank In this city , ami at
the olllco ef C. C , Klttenhouso , architect , Hastings ,
Neb. Bids wil bcrccclxod for part or nil of the entire -
tire work. The trustees reseno the right to reject
any or all blda. By order of Trustees.
N. n. 1'KRSINOER , Secretary.
Central City , Neb. , April 15,18:6.
a-lMt mio
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
loMiod on secured n tea. Lobcck&Co. ,
MOHKV estate brokers. 1122 Furnam , up-stalri.
020-tf
To loan on chattels , Woolloy i UatrUon ,
MONEY 20 , Omiha National bank building
864 U
loaned at low r&tes.ln amounts to suit on
MONEY , or other good eccurlty. Financial
clal exchange , 1503 Farnam fit. 26S-mlp
sTOHEYTO LOAN On real ottato and chattels
iVl D. L. Thomas. TJOtf
'IVONKV Loaned on nhattcls , cut rat ) , R. R
LtJ tloLuts nought and sold. A. Forman,213 S , 13th St
679 tt
LOANED t U. F. Kood &Co's. Loan offlco
MONEY , pianos , horses , wagons , personal
property of all kinds and all otho rutlcles of value ,
without removal. Over 1st National Bankcorner 13th
tnd Farnam. All business strictly confidential221tf
221-tf
Vf OHEYTOLOAM In sums cf (800 and npward.
Ill O. . D vl3 and Co. , Boa ] Eaialo and Loan
Agents , 1G05 Farnam St. 213 tt
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
'AMTKU A geed girl for laundry work In pri
W vate family , at 104 N 18th street. COB-op
\\7ANTXD-A Bohemian or Swede girl to to kitchen
TT work at Cojinopolltan restaurant , 10th and
Dougltg its. 063 18p
Two good girls , sisters preferred ! none
WANTKU best need apply. Mrs. Win. Preston ;
21st k Howard st. 857-lSp
ANTIUI A quiet woman for bousa work. Inquli e
W tors days , Ooddard housa , Sherman ave.
eo-iBp
'ANTHD A second girl at 122 S 2Uh St ,
w 053-20
Olrl to do general house work In small
.mlly 1719 } Cumlng at. 681-2.Jp
ll ANTED Two glrh for general houstwoik to go
Y to Sioux City , Iowa , Irqnlre 23C5 St ilan'e
ave. 0 < 9-20p
- andgcntlemon In city or country
WANTKn-LvilcB $3 to 35 a day at their own
homes ; no canvassing ; -crk furnished and lent by
mall aii7 distance. Tor particulars addrees v > ! th
ttixmp , Ciu.irAi.uztu > I'lloro Co.,03 W 7th St. . Cincin
nati , 0. 051-lSp
\t7AMEB-A ( jlrl for general house work ; must be
TT toodoook , washer and Ironer. Mrs U W Am
brose , 1021 Farnam it. 640 tf
TTTANTKU DWi washer at the Hmmct house.013Hp
013-Hp
WAS ( llil to dohouae work 2412 Capltnl ave
TXT' A woman to do chamber work 102 north
V > 12th fct. 031 20p
Oood meat and paalry cook , at Pa
cific hotel , Crlumtma. Enquire II llannwel-
ler , 418 B. lEth street. 023 tt .
TX7 AMKU A girl lor general house work at ' 04 B
YV Eighteenth St. 812-IBj )
AMID -An c xpcrlonced cook , one who can come
W well recommended , 1113 Dodgu 010-tl
0rl | to do Keni I homework , for ftm- .
WAMKU three ; must be well recomiuinded ; apply 11
to Mrs , Chas-lIcDonalJ , 021S19lhSt. 618-18 I
WAMKD A good laundress at the Emmet houie.
TTT'ANTiiu Olil for general house work , good wtges
TT to good girl. Mrs Coibett , 101S Howard.
IC'JIS ] )
ANTKD i good competent gill for general house ,
W work 2109 Farnam it. Die tl
A good gill 101 Capitol a > e.
WAXTZD Cll-ISp
ANTKD 6 female cooks , Oouba Employment
W bun uu , 11 JO Farnam fct 476 tf
TlfANTitu Immnllitely , 14 good glita for kitchen ,
T T dining room ar d chamber ork,0maha employ ,
mont buieau. IliO Farnam St. 422-tf
WANTED MALE HELP.
A boy to leun tbo tinner tride.
WANTED S24 ud Cuinmlng St. 071-20
rxfiNTBD-A grocery clerk , younz mm who hts
T V hd city osperleno preferred. Applycorner 17th
acd Nicholas Bt OM'ISp
|
IMK ) ' Good locksmith tt Norelty Korku. 14th
YYst , 688 tf I
' A kindle man to work around btore , Iilfl
VT'ASTXD street. C67-tr I
SITUATIONS WANTVED.
\\TANTfD-8ltuatlon by ayounginan In any cipac-
T T Ity , hate ha4 6 > cars experience book keeping ,
c n give good referencs. : Address "J , D , " flSO-Slp
1'lacei to do second work by ( our Kood
\ \ Oennin girls strangers from the uut ; 017 B
10th bt 082-18
IJ/ANTUI Uy two jouu men to drhro deliver/
agoo , b ii of references ; Omaha Employment
Bureau , CSS-tl
ANTIU Situation to take rare of hrrtei mil
W ork tn garden : addrew "J R" i ro Hue cdlca
( lee.L
TTAMKOSituation by an experienced book keep-
YT er , by a joungrnaoto take care of hortci , ty a
janitor , b ) t gcod lalttmen , by a coachman , by *
stenographer and tu * wilier ; best of refcretoig ;
[ Omaha Uuij lo/iocU bureau 1120 r'aruim fct. ; 0tf
MISCELLANEOUS WAISTS.
\v TAxr n A four orfl room hou o to move rn a
I vacant lot In Patrick' ! odd A Jdrcu In corner
Saunderi stteet and Patrick's ave. CS-lSp
' \17Amn-Fur ! > lho < J room t.y gent and little
> T daughter. Addreu "R H E" Heo oilier. 6i9 Sip
WAiTKD Flro thousand yards dirt at Sth an )
Leuenuorth it ) . F. H , Tavls. 33 fOp
WAvrtn-To buj A cheap IIOHO for light driving.
llo * 629,1'ost oflieo. C32-S3p
WANTun A fuinlshej butel In a tire town , one
cmtrolling the Coremerclal trade. AddrrM "K
S"Vlp\Neb. MO-SSp
WVMFD Immdllatcly , At the Omtba employ
ment bureau , all those ilrsltloe good help Mi.1
? opd iltuatlons both male and firaale 427 tf
WAVTKD To tent smtll house ; fam'Iy ' small , rent
reasonable , w.thln 12 blocks of Boo , portcsslon
2th. ( Address or oil at Bto ollloe after 4 p. m. ,
K. P. 1MN9. (01-tf
W AMID To rent ahousa with modern Imi
ments coMtnlrnt to buslaest for a family of 3 ,
no children ; address "SB"cAr Dee oltlce. 672 U i
WANTED 13 CO will buy ono dcien Roger lira's
trlpple jlttMtabls knUw at Moojj'i china
storscorner loth and Careoport st. 445-tf
W ANTKD K\ cry ady In nted of a sen Ing ma
chine , to eee the new Improved American No ,
7. P. K. Flodman & Co. agent * ; 220 N 10th. 843t (
JFOIl RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS ,
F on nrir House of four rooms and two acres of
g > rd < H land on south Twentieth. Inquire at KS
Flsggs.Orrtrery ( toro.south 13th and Picroo or C L Van
Oamjisicorner"SOth and Belletuoroad.
027-20p
F RRNT On street car line ; a 0 room hou e > . Inquire -
quire 1UO litli tt , between Nla olas and Paul
Foi ' nnx'r Basement rf 3 roomi , oorro' Sl'h ' anil
Cau. Inquire at 2410 Cats it. OlS-2Ip
r > oiinx\T * 3 room en tUgoon Catllornlait , bet
21th mid 25UiJ Inquire on prcmlics. 1 * J Orjedon.
028-tl
HAOII RKVT House of 3 ronnu and inmmer kitchen
No 1433 S Oth St. Inquire at promises or at 318
S 10th s' . O F Elsassor. 031-lSp
UOR RENT A hou o with modern Improvements , 10
X1 rooms 13 S 14th nt. Bedford Souor A Divls.
64S-13
lOR RUNT -Pleimnt fiun'shed ' houio or umtihrd
JP rooms with flrtt-c'aei board 821 S 18th si. MO tf
Foil RKXT Slcro dwtl lag attached2 ? . pur month
D L Thonas. 605-tf
iVn RUM House of P rooinn with barn , CaUwo'l
1 nod Uaunocrs st ; Inquliu 1709 J ik on t , 4i3 22p
1fOKRr.\T -Uiuru and nouDo and llxturoa lor ealo
1 18th atroet mid fct tlqr.x'a a\c.
l ; R&NT A store cheipSOfl north Itth.
118 ISp
oil BUM Homo 11 ruimsOlB ft 10th ttlapply ; to
D f. Hume. 548 tf
FOR RKVT House 11 room" , ccll'r , pantry , cbseti ,
near St oar , KiS per intnth. O I' Thompson , 8 W
corner llth and Ilarney. 485-lf
Ifo * . RK.ST fnrcoBtory brick score bulMiug ; on-
X ? qulio uf Kdnnrd MirrU & Co. , room 10 Ciouiibo
Block. , 407 tf
FOR RENT Second llnor of s'x rooms. On street car
lino. Call at I'crtcr Droi. , giucery , corner Lcav-
ennorth and l'h'1 Sheridan. 4(5-tt
FOR RENT 2-S room houses Inqulr no. 1 :
Barton.Snicltln works , or 314 North St.
101-tf
FUR RhNT Now cuttogo , 6 rooms. . Phlpps Roe
1612 H 6thst. 234-11
FOR RENT \ furnished houeo 0 rooms dnrlnsr
the Summer month to vurtlca without children.
Inquire 211 South 23d St. 1111 tf
,1OH HUNT-tyo-e building44x8 < l thrco story and
_ ' barcmcnt No. llOand 112 14th. Inquire 1409
Doilgo St. 039-tt
FOR RENT Furnished cottage , 7 rooms , with
closets , i antry , etc. , In best locality In City cm
pay rent with board. Call In afternoon at 25 I'lois-
cut St. 170 tl
F ° hKNTThrer brlok stores corner ISth and
Cumlng St , J L. McCagae , Agent. 49l-a2
1100MS FOB RENT.
< on IIEST Furrlslied room with \Uthout board ,
slio douh'e front room 1711 California St.
013-181)
IOR KK.NT Furnished rocmsS W corner ISth and
IIo ard st. , L rcnco block , 665-lPp
| Tea nssT 3 rooms , tbeet. and hjdraat water , at
1 BCS N IStll Btrcet. CC3-Slp
FB nxvT Front room , 1505 Capital avenue.
1187 24p
RENT Handsomely fnrnlshcd room for sin
gle gentlemen. Adurecs "Y. W. " Bee olllco.
65l-2lp
RE.VT Nicely furnished rooms , Modern conve
niences ; splendid location on car line , 1720 Cap
itol Ave. 409-18p
RKtr Ona lariu nondsomily furnished room
FOR excellent board tor single gentleman , 1718
Dodgo. J78 tf
IORRIVT Furnished room 1021 Capitol a e.
F OiO 23p
17OR RKST Pleasant furnished rooms with board
JT 805 north 17th street 1 block from street cars.
039-
RENT Two neatly furnished rooms In Red-
FOR
itk's block. Apj-at ! 218313th et 0S-18p !
: oa RK.NT Ooo ( urnlshed room suitable for two
F gentlemen ! , 1010 Datcnport st. 0:1 : 18p
/on iir.vr Ono largo ( rent room with bay window
? and inintul and one pleatant backroom furnished
or unfurnished , modern Improvements , Mill at. near
St Mary's ave. Inquire 3 W cor 16th and Dodge st.
690 tl
L igeroom 2x20 elegantly flnlthed ,
FoiiRSKT for ollloo. Inquire UU Eaton , 111 S
14th St. 687-tf
; M Furnished rooms to gentlemen , &t 704
' i. 68M8p
RUNT Olllco .roomn , Iluilmuu's block , N E
FOR 1 Oth nd DouRlat 62.tf !
RUNT Nlscly furnUhed room with iras nnd
FOR , S W corner 14th and Jonee. 650-i'Jp '
'OR RKNT furnished riom for two with board
F
J61
OR iir.sT Elegant newly furnishoj rooms 2 = 25 I
.IF '
Dodge st. 607-tf
It
With boaiddetlraultn summer. AppI }
ROOMS Chiilco Hotel. 237-lf
RENT Rooms furulshgd or unfurnished ; call
FOR SCO north 2M it. 401 tf
F OllKKNT-Nlccly lurnlehedrooms 1617 Davenjiort
J StO.mSp
RENT Two or three > ery nloe rooms fur
nished or unfurnleh' d.four blocks south of Opera
house , Inquire 02 * south 16th. 103-tt
RENT Several fine cfllcei In Crounso' block ,
FOR Ed Norrls , room 10 Crounse block
034 tf
Oil RENT Furnished room 1810 DoJ J
F
llKNT-Nlcely furnlihod rooms at 1718 Cast I
FOR 230 tf I
FORSALE FAIIMS.
KALI-120 seres good land within CU mllui of
FOR , ucw house , good etablt , 1 vlog water ,
tchool bouno on the land and one wile from rail ay
itutton ; trruw easy.V II ( Jrcuno > er lit Nat'l Hank ,
KtK.II
BAtH ll,620 ocren land la Neb. t2 lOpcraoie
FOR rents per acre oish. We also have the largett
list cf landi anu itocLi uf mercbanc'Ue for tale or ex
change In Nebraska SherMin , therein li. Ca , Lin
coln , heb , 6KMO
ToR HALK Fa > m ard unlroprnved lard loU and
J1 audit Dill Olllco. 620 i .
. . . . . houm . on . long Land *
jS'h"st""viilTckaVaoantnt7. tAl.nlfln
RIAIE IBOacioa good latd , 20 miles from
F Omaha and i mile ( rum the thriving town amol
HprlngKold , Neb , , on thellimourl Pacific Ity , , at ; a
baigaln tor SOdajD , or w.ll trude for firit rlam Ini-
proed Omat a city prnjierty. Woolley & Harrison ,
room 20 , Omaha Natloiul Bank ,
? iiiOood farm In MuhlRgton Co. ; 171
l I1 cre ; SO acre * cultivated ; good bulldlugs ; fine
orchard ; running wntoijall tented. KJward Vorrli
Co. , iooml9C oun e Itlock , 7tf f
|
FOU SALE HOUSES LOTS.
BALK A houie , on leased ground , 3d and
FOR itrcet ; with 9 roouu1 for $200 cath. II.
Bchullz. t60-20p .
> ( x > rheadolljt M ry' ait. on street
car line , new houio tight rooas , let toilM ) $3,000
terms easy , tbli property U wcrth oontldtrabl * mort
tdan theories ailed. Call and loTeittgaU , I/ot
40xliO lthimtUiiMtcottage on llaruoy St. near
IM.t , t..HO.
Y rj iilce7rtiom otti > 2 lot ( Osl40 , good barn
Content ttr tt rl.WXI. vcrv easy teinis. 0 K Majue ,
h W ooiucr Kill aud Fa mm. etl-2j
IJVRStti ' Ml. A liMxaln In houM and lot , barn ,
cistern , cellar eto ) lC7t ; tICOcMh , balancrln
deferred F payments to suit pnrchater , 318 9 10th. U ,
Kitutei.
f 4 27
IpoR ' BALK-New btitno n\e roonn lot ( UxISi , ( rood
bam near Saumlets tr ft nnith OmMia. 11.900
$300 down , balinco | 1S per month. 0 KM.inf , MV
corner ISth and FarDDhi , ClO-13
F'OR SAI.K Houte full lot , well , clitctn , bun , ill In
good condition , one block from street cars tt $00
I eaiy terms W II Oreen , o er Ut Natlllank. C41-II
|
T > 0n HALt A ( ult tot on corner tl IStli and Jones
X p Ted street and wllhln one tquaroof U. P. R ,
R. ( or sale. Watr n Sffltiler. m-20
TJ < o san-Slotl fullslxe , 10 per centc.vh , batane
JC1 monthly paynieiitg. Vf H Orcoa , over 1st Nat
Bink. 0)6 ) tt
FOR mt.i-.Tw ocxittagej and lots Virginia are ono
block south of St Mary's avo. 81 care J'OJ cish.
balance on UngtlmI. Isiao Ailami Krcninr Meek
opp , P. O. Oi.tj
FOR 8an Cheap 'or rash Six cholo lots In
0mini View and ( our In Burr Oak , * ait of
Hanscom' , * Park ; apply toChM , llot ) n W , 1498
Farnim Street AIMS
" A ( nit lot and houio o ( ( l\c rooma , pan *
X" try , cloieU and good cellir , north ( Me of llaion
and 22J ti , Inqiilloon prcinlici. Cbailes Kaiser
M7-20p
ot corner 24th t. , and Cap.
. Ucl are. 8 roomi modem convenience * , stitble ( or
4 horses , atargnln ; Inquire o ( II 0. Stripe. 1301
'
Dounhs st , 4Mt ) ,
Six room house , well cistern ,
and stable ; urst elm ortler.twontr-nriit and Clirk
, rent 820 per monh , tell $2,0X1 oa < y terms A P
Tukey , at CaulOelds Book store. 478-tC
TTIOR 8ALB A Tory nlc fl room hcuiw and lot ,
X1 must lie BOkl 1223 North llh St. Otl-azin
FOR SAl.it Hood li room hou < o , lot 60x132 ( eetCM
front , 81300 ; $100 rash InUnco J16 per month ,
W. U Ote D. overlst National bank. S.11t (
I7 > OR SAljti thirty choice loU near liarknxa. U ,
L' P. Slcbblns , room 31 , Crelghton block. 816-al8p
FOR SALE , MISCELLANEOUS.
FOKHAI.K A b'ack nuro clihrs elnnle or dnublo.
1 quire 3 K corner 17th and Dorcas st. 00t-22p > | I
FOR SAI.R T o good family horns , also ono road
on ; lnqulroo ( James llarie taovfrnuient ctalilo
corner llth and Chicago ets. 024-3p
I 1 Tuonow Remington Sewing in
ttMiycr&Itiiapko. 038 23
TjVm BAI.K - Fixtures , connUr * . tibohIni , scales and
L1 aRood Jollier ) hoiso at 1U13 Ilarccy sU N W
Merrill. 0370p
Ipoa s M.BMy famllv horse and two amtod car- .
' ritge , hametiand robe * . Win. II Iliinis /
tin 20 | . . '
j9RHALK OnoSjcor oil utamliuil bred stnllloa '
' colt , fcuod msvcr ; Inquire Ulua I ) ni. 122-18p I
IfOR hAl.it Nlcu family horof , plmcton and har-
1 uore ; enquire at llhio Barn. & 2Mp
I pOR SALIC On easy i. > auil . frill
1 lots nnd build houses on thoit cot'M ) ci uH tlu
purchaser. Irqulro cf P. J Cr Meii , contractor
and builder 27tb and Webster St. 900 au
FOKSLK RoM esUto , naming to lmprn\o eonio
\acant lots , I oiler tied Him In ; properly.
Lots 4 and 6'CUrki addition LcsioLUottli tt.
Lots 5 0,7 , and Dock 1 luaao Ueldcn add.
Lots 7 8 and 0 , block 6 Ditlght Ljman add.
1 Haute and Iot4l0 Capitol ave.
IHoueo and lut 13 bhicko , Knintiot Ruth's acd.
r > 0 Iota In Dupont i lace , south ot the Park.
4 hts In block 18 and 20 , Wateibo , Neb
A farm" ! 120 ncrcti , 60 acres in croi , alsn ta acres
nil under felloe , near H rmin , Waohlngt u Co.
ICOarrcBS pinilelarde noir.Stnnton , Stinton C" ;
also tor le eo on long time , S lots onal Farnam Bt.
60 ( oat store on ttMarv'ua\o. Inquire ol II ( J
Clarke ; 1S12 1'mlgllB St. 6J8-24
FOR RAI.K-For $10 down and $20 per month I
will build an elegant live room cottage , with
porches cloHits , ba ? window hrickcellar , cisterncoa
bou < e , Vi.tVi .with tel tanl ly fenced the nholu
all romrltto ( lr , > 00 The cultsgos to he built at once
contracts for ton hmc nlrcidy been let. Call at my
olllco ntidpcoi.Un of ojtUgo , location .Vc. llrlng
vour friends along. 0. K. Msjno , eouth-ucst corner
15th and Fanmnu 207-aSO
HEAL ESTATE BROKERS.
. imoKKKS Lobock iV. Co' , 1222 Farnim
RmLr.sTATK
ktreotcor.icr 13th , real estate bought anil Hold
ou commlflsion , cxchangoaof real or personal proptr ,
tyeuuetcdthopatr ; nacc of parties ha\ inert alcstato
or stocks of poods to mil or cxchin o at roisomhle
pilecs , 1 < Hclldtcd , anu will hava ur beet ntter.tlou.
OC3-tf
PERSONAL.
Wi ILL He founJ at 1609 Dneuportl , anexper
loncctl uuran. Beat city relcrcr.co gh en
en872a24p
TO EXOHANGE.
ITORHAIBOR ! < XCIIA.UB For residence In Omaha ,
I1 one of the beat lmpro\eJ farms In Centrtl Iowa ,
220 acres renting ( or 3500 Lobeok & Co.r al citato
brokera , 1222 Farnam , earner 13th St. 025-20
OK A eplendld farm ( or groceries , hotel
X and saloon ( or ( arm ; addroia R C i'atterron , 13th
and Farnaai. 570-18
rrio KXOIIAXQK 440 acres well improvid land ] mllii
.L from Eaiex , Iowa , ( or a stock of general merchan
dise or hardware. Addrcsi John LtnderhMm , KHO\
Uwx 634 tt
8ALK-Or exchange. Wo ha\o ( or silo tba
flOR right In this state to sell the coal
tcnomlzer and oot destroyer , destroys the aoot and
wl I save twenty per cent on osal , will sill county
right ) or the stats , or will exchange for roil estate or
> u ; jood property on application will send sample
Ijill aland give paitlculara. Reason ( or Bell Inn
> vt r cannot ehc It but attention : a rare chance for
Itn ten : Bedford , Souer Jc Davis. 278 tf
O EXOIlANOE-Two lots In W. A. Redlck's odd.
for a lot or half a lot located somewhere ceaicr
the center ol the city and suitable for building , wl'l '
nay additional It value U more. Address " 0. Y.
Bte office. 016 tt
BUSINESS GHANOES.
FO SALE A good paying harms * shap , the b lt
ch ance ( or a young man to start In bflelnjii ; ad-
liar n of u chop" Ice ) olllco , 201-3lp
FORHALK Cheap , the Calld mla Jfoit Market on
Ifltn and Cillfornla Sta. Owner going out olkiia-
Intus , mint he S'.Id by May Itt. W. 0. Slirhor , real
estate , ojip I'o3t olllco 014-21
TT'ORRM.KTRAiiKOR RKNT Illacksmlth and wagon
C1 shop wlih tool'ood ( buelncHi i-Btalllihuil ; ad
dress Oco W Lamhri > igWccplcg Water Neb. 421-21p
rjloii SAI.B Prnir store In a desirable locality , wll
D Invoice about $1.600 HO Pattenon , NE corner
13th and Farnam. 430 tf
FOIt HA LI'-A drift claai stock of dry goods $5.000
ttt a bargain , will take part crah balaneo real ea-
talc ; addrcaH "M , V , B. " care Bee olllcc. 282-tf
SALE Or I'xclmnifo a full utock ot clothing
1 boots and abocs , gent' furnlihlnggoodi , will ex.
changa for Nebraska Lands. 0. U , I'ctornon.BOl S.
10th St. , Omaha , N el ) . ISD-tf
BOARDING.
AMKII tto'it ( nrtlrce poraona ; mutt IM near
. . l0th ! street tinl lit M rj'x aiennn ; with prl *
vato fiiiillpttdinud , addles A , u. U. thli oh ! co.
060 I8p
- Bed and board 1212 Capitol Ave.
FIRST-CMUH
I2Q.1S
LOST AND FOUND.
-
' Tbe I'Mty ' that wa t"n to tiVo the SpanUl
LOST nlgrtnail hrttrr Ine him go agaluor they
will bear fiom , l.im D U i.'j Ktn t. ( .47.tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
F. M IluorrR , Trano clalrvojant , airl heal.
Mnis u D linn ready for Inulnrsi ovur Mo C23 S K
corner loth tni Wtluter , Temm rtwoiial/le. 132 in 10
TION on l < anj ) givnn by U K Oellen.
IKkTlik , at 1116 Capitol mu. 4 tf
' r r ( iin n lntelllxenc rllloa hai rp-
Eui'lxJVMK tJ ni7 h ifcth stteot Qoodglrla can find
iplojni nt Ij DiU Ing here. 610-lfp
( , vault * , 'iiksanlccaipoolio'eanedanv ' tlma
Puv da ) in an outlrely odoileuu way with our
Improtod puu p nod apparatus. Oiders by mall
iKJiniitly afcuded to. A , Ktann , oflloo and residence
120 < j DoOicti HI. up stairs 400 ni7p
- J J UoLtln bufor Halo tha best
Jrodi manufactured In tHe United 8taten auneMtd
electi ii stn , I oenlir oovtrtxl with uhcct i t/rxir , orOura
liv t'J i ndior rejialringold 01109promptly attended
toiddriM 1011 Uaundiu tt. 8:0 106
TAKKK UI' Twelve head of jounjcattle. Owner
CAJI rtcover name by calling upon John K. HoUi ,
Milk dairy , north ct Deaf & Uuuib oaylum.
6 3-m ! l-lewiw
TR1VT , vaults , link a and coaspool * cleaned at the
X shorUit notice and iutUactloo ( guarautcud by V.
0. AbeJ. P. O. Box 878 , 4M-m2p
Stallion , Jack , 8h ppard Jr.
WM atand for itock at Omaha Fair groundi the
senonot 1R86. Hell IflJ hindihljih , weight 12d&
Ibi , hli lire JACK BIIHITAHU li full brother li > Llool to
Df.xinK 2I7 ; | , also to DicTATORthe tire ol JAV-BVU-JHK
2:10. : FALLA , 2lf : ] and DiKri-roi : 1:17. : fa'l ' at tha
Fair Kreundi > ul KO him and get tin ruiljrio la
In fufi , tcrui ( tut the touja. A. THOMSON.