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THEXAILY ) BEE , " APRIL 24 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
Friday Morning , April 24 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
_ Joseph Kanlecey is the name of a "nail
boy of Polish extraction , who awaits , at police
headquarters , reclamation by Ms paronU ,
The street repairing ( ? angs are hard at
work all about town , and before very long
be removed.
m any causes of complaint will
The Creiahton bulldlntt , near the post
oflica building I ) bain ? pointed rod and pro-
Bonti n most bright and cheery appearance
boiido the gray of that structure.
About 12:30 : last night an officer took a
Jomale to j ll who made night hideous with
her ecroams , She had taken too much wine ,
and alarmed the entire community.
Tli9 funeral of little Alwlno Neu , the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neu , took place
yesterday morning at ton o'clock from thefanv
lly residence on Thirteenth and 1'acifio streets
The residence of Mr. T. ' 0 , llevey on
South Fourteenth street wa entered Wednes
day night by thieves who carried off 320 worth
of goods. Formal complaint has been made to
the polico.
The Buckingham theatre is still closed up
and under the guardianship of Constable Ed-
gorton , who n now the premier danseuio ( ao
to speak ) . The property will bo sold May 15
at public sale.
A lot of eight trick ponies , to bo used this
season by Messrs , Grain and Carpenter with
their circuj , arrived Wednesday. They are
pretty lltt'c follows , and up to many nice
tricks in their lino.
The little girl mentioned In yesterday's
edition of this paper as loat , and in charge of
the W. C , A. people , was claimed by her
friends soon after getting there , llor name
wag Jessie Simpson ,
Superintendent Havens returned Wednes
day evening in a special car from a tour of In
spection over hU district. Superintendent
'
Dorranco , who has boon Inspecting as far as
Cheyenne , return yesterday
- Policeman Brady was pleased to receive a
visit yesterday from n strange young lady.
She will remain some time in his family ho
hopes. Her weight is twelve pounds and she
and Mis. Brady tro getting along finely.
Frank Woodruff who was thrown from
the Wells , Fargo Express wagon on the oven ,
ing of the storm and so seriously Injured , is
I not in a very dangerous and precarious con-
1 dltlon at his homo on Davenport street ,
The sidewalk in front of Newman's store ,
on Fornam street , is being laid with grano
lithic pavement , made of broken Sioux Falls
granite mixed with cement. It makes a
handsome walk , and has been ueed elsewhere
. in this city before.
The body of little Mary F. Shelby , the
daughter of Mr. P. P. Shelby , who died at
Cleveland , will bo brought to this city for in-
onnont. In his sad affliction Mr. Shelby
will be met with the sincerest sympathy , of
his large circle of friends ,
Marshal Cummings has Issued a general
order that the owners of all toamn which are
left unhitched , standing on the public thor
oughfares , shall bo arrested. It is hoped in
this way to lessen the number of runaways
which are of daily occurrence.
A search around town last night failed ,
up to the hour of 2 o'clock ( this morning ) , to
disclose the particulars of the 8200 confidence
game played upon the German at the Couu-
' cil Bluffs tranafor , mentioned elsewhere. At
this late hour nothing more has been learned
by the reporter ,
Drexell & Maul have made the curious
discovery that embalming fluid , kept in
quantity in all first class undertaking estab
lishments , Is a serb of "King Cure. " Mr.
Maul relates some wonderful cures effected
by it , Curious enough that the preservative
of a corpse should cure tha sick.
Deputy Marshal Allan fcimd on the por-
1 son of a prisoner whom bo arrested corre weeks
ago a bunch of switch keys belonging to the
Union Pacific. How the young man came
into possession of them is a mystery. The
1 valuable properly has been turned over to
General Manager Collaway ty Mr. Allan.
Board of Trade mot yesterday and opened
different plans end specifications of various
' architects for their new building. The board
will not yet award the contract. A bnus or
reward of $300 has been ollorecl by the board
for the bast set of plans ; § 20 ] for the second ,
$100 for the third and 850 for the fourth.
The closing party of Prof. Almon'a
dancing class came off lost night at Falconer's
halls. The Musical Union orchestra furnished
the music for both halls. Up to 1) p. in , the
children held the floor , then the odulta took
it and continued the enjoyable sociable ,
About three hundred persona attended and
All declared it a moat pleasant party.
It only needed ngood rain storm to show
the people of Omaha how insufficient are th a
sewers and the efforts put fourth to keep
these that ara built in order. Not three
householder ! in five in some portions of
town can ba found who don't have a story to
tell about the lack of proper dralnige and
sewer facilities.
A eiokenlng story cornea from Hall
county about a young girl who was betrayed
by a professional man of a prominent
Nebraska city and abandoned by him to win 1
i betray aud run oil with aaothor damsel , leav
ing two stricken families behind him in the :
town of his residence. For the present par
ticulars are withheld for evident reasons.
The second of the "inaugral concerts" at
the Presbyterian church on Dodge street
came off last night and was ai enjoyable ai
that of the nl ht before , Mr. Eddy leavet
for Chicago where he resides. The two con
certs have proved to be satisfactory to the
fiiends of the church wherein the new organ
is.
Dr. W , H. Hanchett of this city , seore-
Ury of the Nebraska State Homoopatchlc
Society , has just issued and sent out a ilou :
lar containing programme and call for tin
next annual meeting of the society , to be hale
at Lincoln , May 13.14 ind ID , The society !
in a very flouriihing condition , and this meet
ing promises to be full of Interest. Man ]
cow physicians in the itate , M well as adjoin'
ing ttatai , have presented their names ant
- ' credentials for membership ,
O. L. Bang * , a laundrjman on Soull
Tenth street , carce to tbi
office yesterday morning atd m kde
complaint aerjinst Officer While
who , he fajs , severely beat adtunken uiai ,
while under arrest , last Snnd y. Mr. Bang
claim I that he went it help Mr. White wit !
his obitreporoas charge whereuuon th
police officer arrtutid him
, Tha cue wo
afterward * dUmUiied , and Mr. Bing fetl
iudigcant over the treatment which ha re
cvired. If the facts ate at alleged by Mr ,
the cue i * a terlbui one.
< " & tmnk checked to acme' point In the Ir.
terior of the tUte blew ywUrday nooa at the
B. * M. depot , and frightened the baggsgoJ
men out ot a year's growth , When the smoke I
cleared away a lot of cartridge shells scattered
around told how ths explosion occurred. The
trunk , which came In over the U , P. , had just
been delivered on ou8 of the velvet-padded
hatr-spnng tracks , used by the U , P. , to the
B. & M. The bairgaeomcn of the Utter road
had just sent out their v , p. h , s , truck lor re
pairs , hence the accident. They are awaiting
a claimant for th'e remains of the trunk.
Th old creek bed on Eighth and Leav
onworth street ! has a very bad mudbole In It
now which requires immediate attention.
During last winter all sorts of filthy sub
stances wore thrown into it and it is now
filled with standing water. The result Is
that the horrible stench that will soon pro
ceed from it. has already bosun , and the fur
ther result will bo , if it Is loft there , that
disease , contagion and denth will bo visited
upon the dwellers to that section.
A young woman giving her name as Mrs.
McGee approached the 'county commis
sioners yesterday and told n pitiful story of how
the had been brought hero about ton days ago
from Tecumseh by her hmband , and deserted
a day erse einco. She Is young and hardly
able to support herself , and the commissioners
will purchase her a ticket to Tecumseb , where
her parents are Hying. "I sent him out to
get mo a bucket of water ; " she said between
tearc , "and I haven't seen anything of him
since. " When told that aid would bo extended
her , she wont away seeming assured and hap-
py.
Wednesday afternoon some of theloca1
sportsmen engaged in a shooting contest at
Athletic Park , the "Poorla blackbird , " a new
invention In the shape of a clay pigeon being
given a trial , The first match was at the
blackbirds out of a possible twelve and re
sulted as follows : Parmalee 8 , Lecder 3 ,
Stra burger 7 , Kay 7 , Phelps 8 , Biihell 2 ,
Mills 8 , Brockor 7 , Allen 0 , Kennedy 5 , Erug
1 , Parmaleo , Phelps and Mills tying on 8
shot off the tie , Parmaloa winning with 2 out
of 3. Strasburger , Kay and Brocker tying on
7 shot again , resulting in a second tie between
Kay and Strasburger , and a third shot result
ed in a victory for Kay. Several other inter
esting matches were shot , including ono at
live plgeonsand a sweepstake at the Peoria
blackbird.
There are lots of bad boys in Omaha who
have no excuse for their deviltry. Boys are
boys of course , and all persons are ready to
overlook their pranks and playful jokes , but
there is a limit , and when they wilfully and
wantonly KO beyond it , particularly when
their home and social position and surround
ings are of a character to influence and in
struct them aright , they are not excusable or
pardonable. A case in point occurred yester
day or night before last in the breaking and
smashing in of the Presbyterian church windows
dews , mentioned elsewhere in TUB BEE. The
authorities request the reporter to inform
thoEO boys and their friends that the names of
some of them are known , and others not
known yet. That for this reason only they
are withheld for the present , and no matter
whom they may prove to bo their conduct
shall be published and punished.
The following persons have been elected
officers of the Exposition association , viz : Max
Moyor. president ; F. W. Gray , vice-presi
dent ; W. W. Wallace , treasurer ; secretary ,
I. W. Miner ; J. A. HcShano , J. A , Wake-
field , Max Meyer , F.W. Gray and W. W.
Wallace.
A strange Gorman named Ginne was
lound dead in his bed yesterday morning.
Heart disease was the cause of his death and
no inquest was deemed necessary.
la tbo United States court yesterday
August Frank , et al , instituted proceedings
to recover § 1,050 from Kearney county on de
faulted bonds ,
Another confidence game was'played last
night at the depot , whereby a man loat $39.
The party was jailed.
I'EKSONAIj.
MM. Geo. T. Crandall has returned from
Chicago.
General Freight Agent Swords , of the K.
C. St. J. & C. B. road Is in the city.
Homer K. Burbot , of Creston , Iowa , ia
visiting his cousin H. K. , of this city.
Mr. T. 0. Dichl , of Milwaukee , Ib visiting
in the city , the guest of his sister , Mrs. C. L.
Kelly.
Major Guy 0 , Henry , the new rille inspec
tor , arrived Wednesday night from FortLoav
onworth accompanied by his wife.
William Fleming and wife loft yesterday
for New York , whence they sail In about a
week for Europe , They expect to return in
September.
Messrs. Gelb and Moas , two enterprising
young inon fromTroeport , III , , have opened [
an agency for the German insurance of thai t
city. Both gentlemen come well recommend
ed and will no ] doubt secure a share of the
fire insurance of tha city.
At the Metropolitan L II. Johnson , Lin
coin ; Al Powell , Blair ; J. A. Ilullen , Fremont
mont ; E. L. Parmtlle , Tekaraah ; W. D. Mc
Kay , Weeping Water ; Miss J. C , Hlnes
Lincoln ; O. W. Young , Sheldon ; J. C. Uyne ,
Grand Island ; Homer Williams , Kearney
and F. N. Grinell , of Hastings , Nob.
T. Murray , 0 , Bergho , Columbus ; F , A
Campbell , West Point ; Mrs. C. D. Brewste
Grand Island : K. L. Kao ; Fremont ; T. M
Frame. West Point ; Wm. Ryder , Dunba
James Crawford , Mt , Argo , L , U , Spencer ,
Wllber ; James Sweet , Nebraska City ; James
K. Wood , San Francisco ; V , Wilson , Council
Dlufle ; B. Van Horn , Dea Molnes , Iowa ; and
G , H. Kincild , Sioux City , are at the Can-
field.
, At thtf llillard-E. A. Crawford , Taw-
'
tncVet ; D. K. Tomblln , Arapahoe ; T. II. Cotter
td
ter , city ; T. W. McMnrphy , Lincoln ; Prod >
McClay , "Bunch of Keye ; " Artie Hart and
ide
wife , Dakota City ; J , DIxon Avery and wife ,
Fremont ; L T. Hilton , Blair ; J. W. Mayle ,
_
Ulalr ; J. W. McClelland. Fullerton : W. T.
- Bissell , Columbus ; M. S. Fulltrton ; C. H.
Brunner , Fremont ; Andrew Kennedy and
idJ.
- wife , Harvard ; J. S. Hlbbf , Philadelphia ; J.
K. Hubbard , St. Joe ; H , J. Graff Delavan.
At the Paxton-G. F. Chapman , Evanston s
i Thos. Rlley , Albion ; 0. W. Hill , St. Paul , ;
U. C. Fansot , Lima ; J , A. Chester , Lincoln ;
C. C..Jonts , Neligb ; J , B. Thomaj , Cheyenne
- F. G. Slmmoru , Seward ; J. H. Hooter , Yoik
0. 0 , Veonum , Exter ; J. R. Gordon , Nor-
fork ; D. F. Drake , Omaha ; Church Howe ,
Auburn ; W , R Dennis , Lincoln ; C , A. Gar
rU.
lick , Chicago ; P , McPhee , Montreal ; 8 , D.
U.W
Carpenter , La , ; Geo. H , Smith , Chicago
, John Dale , city ; G , W. Wetmore , Chicago
Aaron Schever , New York.
1UHD.
OAFLTON-In this city , April 23 , at 8 30 a
in. , of ooniumption , Nancy I ) , , wife o
Geo. I , , CarltoD , at her reildmce , come
of Seventeenth and Davenport atreeU , rgft
t2 yean and 2 months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
K > ck IiUnd , Hit. , papers pleaie copy.
IR- I Lowest prio * * on lomberSt. Pan ! Lnmbe
' rrd , 13th and Cllforula
FAMILY MABKET BASKET ,
What the Uonickoopcr HA * to Select
Froin-Fct ami Figaros.
FISH AND GAME.
Frozen fish are going out of the mar
ket , and trcen Cell , that Is , froth from
the rlvora , are now coming In. In the
fresh water srtlclc , wlilto fish , trout and
bias retail at 15 cents per pound , whtto
pickerel is soiling at lOconta ; croppio
and porch cun bo had for 12J cents ; rat-
Gah ere jnst coming In and sell for 15
cents. California salmon are Boasonnhlo
delicacies and toll at 85 cents n pound.
As for salt water fish , codfish
and haddock no worth 15 cents
a pound , hallbu 25o. Shad aolli from
75o to $1 apiece. Flnumlors are not in
very lively demand at 12J. Eels sell for
20 cents a pound. Codtish tongues are
rare , but retail for 20 cents. Oysters
retail at from 45 to GO cents a quart , ac
cording to quality.
Game is nearly out of the market ,
though thored head and mallard ducks can
ttill bo had from 30 to 35 conti a pound.
Snipe are coming and sell for $1.50 a
dozen.
MEATS ,
The boit cuts cf sirloin sell for
15 cents , rnmps and upper part of round
steak at 12J. Roasting ribs , farm and
iuloy , can bo bought at 12J cents , Veal
is extremely scarce and "comes h'gh '
from 15 to 20 cent ? , according to the
cholconoas of the part. Street breads can
bo purchased at 25 cents a pair. Corn
beef Is selling at from 5 to 10 coats , ac
cording to cats. Prime legs of mutton
can bo had for 12i cents ; mutton chops
124 to 15 cents. Ilam Is a staple article
in good demand at 12A cants in bulk , 25
cents sliced. Pork 10 to 121 cents. San-
tage 10 to 12k oonts.
FHUITS AND VEGETABLES.
The vegetable market is becoming well
stocked , Early Rose Potatoes are In fair
demand at 55 to G5 cents , the Peerless
and Whlto Elephant bring G5 cents a
bushel , The Colorado , of largo and
mealy vniioty , is sold at
00 cents to $1 a bushel. The genuine
Salt Lake potatoes are coming in
and sell for $1 a bushel. As
paragus is just making its entree into
the market and sells at 12Ao a bunch.
Rhubarb can ba bought for § 1 a dozen
bunches , water cross the samo. Parsley
Is sold at CO cents a dozen. California
cabbage can still bo bought for G cents
a pound. Fresh radishes , 5 cents per
bunch. Spinach is worth G5 cents a
peck , whllo cucumbers are just coming
Into market , and sell from 15 to 25 cents
aploco , according to s'za. '
Fresh homo grown lettuce , a delight
ful salad delicacy at this season of the
year , is sold at 5 snd G cents a hoad.
Onions are worth 35 to GO cents a peck ,
rutabagas 2i cents n pound , turnips 75
cents a bushel. Sweet potatoes are re
tailed at from G to 8 cents a pound.
The local markets are well stocked in
the fruit line. California oranges bring
from 15 to 35 cents a dozen , lemons
about the samo. Bananas , fresh and
rips , are very plentiful , but can bo bought
for 25 to 50 cents a dozen. Pineapples
of the largo and luscious variety , are sell
ing at from 40 to 50 centa a piece. Ap
ples are somewhat scarce. The Missouri
sells for $3.50 to $4 00 , whllo the Michi
gan variety brings higher prices , $4 25
to $4.75. Strawberries will bo in the
maiket Saturday.
BtJTTEK
can bo purchased at a variety of prices
The ordinary article sells for 25 ; the
extraordinary for 30 , while the finest
creamery la worth 35 cents. Eggs are
worth 12 } cents a dozen.
Smoke Seal of North Carolina To
bacco.
POLICE COURT ,
Tno Usual CaBOH Mallclsus Boys-
Keeping tbo Alloys Glean.
In Judge Stenborg'a tribunal yesterday
morning John Collins and Charles
Wells irero arraigned on > *
charge of intoxication. Both
John and Charles had plainly been
indulging and there was no release from
the heinous crime of communion with
the spirits. Both were fined $5 and
coats.
Stella King , the Irrepressible , was
again brought up before the bar of jus
tlce , accused of intoxication. Stella
plead guilty with a don't-care-a-lfc '
sort of look , and shot a withering glanci
of scorn at the jadgo , as hoimnosed upon
her a fine of § 5 and costs. She paid
promptly and was released. f
James Cochran was charged with fight .
Ing , but was released. Ho proved tha
when in a elightly intoxicated condition
ho had been assaulted and badly beaten
His boots had been torn off of him , and ho
had been cast abroad in a generally di
lapidated condition. Ho was released
after the completion of the mournful
tale.
BAD BOYS.
Comp'aint was made to Marshal Cum
in ga yesterday thatsome evil-disposed boys
had been throwing brlcktiata through
the windows of the now Presbyterian
church at Twentieth and Lsavcnworth
yesterday. Two windows were nearly
demolished. It ia not known who com
mitted the act.
CLBAKINO UP TUB ALLKJS.
Complaints x ere filed by Marshal Cummings
mings in the pollca court yesterday mornIng
Ing against George H. King , Andy Mur
phy , L. Maogan , Mis. Fonwlck aud J.n .
H. Incy , who ara charged with main
taining unclean alleys adjoining their
property. It Is the Intention of the
marshal to proiecuto vigorously this class
of cases , and all offenders against this
ordinance should beware.
Seal ot North Carolina Tobaoo Is the
J.best. .
The Thtttcentb Street Oar Lino.
To the editor of the B .
In your Issue of April 2lstyou mention
nhe
tion the 13th straot line and what tin
;
; company Intended to'do with It.
Allow me to make a few suggestions
through the medium of yonr paper
- There are many workingmen livini
eight to ton blocks farther south thai
; the street car Hoe reaches ; all these workingmen :
kw
ingmen do not take the ttreet car now
became they may just as well walk ho
whole distance a * ride a few blocks , nd
: then walk the balance. If the compan ,
would extend their line to the puk the ;
would Increase the travel on their Ino
more thin twice. But the idea of glvin
those people , living near ( he center c
the city an opportunity to ride in
street car , while those who live & liie
aw y have to walk , and expecting t
nuke tuch an Investment piy , ii wronj
and tbo remit shows and proves It. If
the company will glvo those people a
chance to enjoy a street car who live
farther away , they will not only fulfill
their purpose , but will realize a profit out
of their investment. The southern part
of the city is rapidly being settled , and
would be moro so if the street car line
this summer , wonld bo extended.
WonKlNOMAN.
To EXCIIANGB 440 acres well 1m-
proved land j mile from Essex , Ia , , for a
stock of general inorchniidlso or hard
ware. Address , John Llndorholm , Es
sex , Ia.
Ia.THE
THE GBIPSAOK OASE ,
The Airogt and 1'rosocutlon of.I , Ii ,
Illco in Denver ami Itn Hcsulu ,
To the Editor of the BKB.
On Monday morning , April 20tb ,
there appotred In the columns of yonr
paper the following Item :
"J. L , Illco , a lormcr resident nf Omaha ,
has been arrested and jailed at Denver for
general crookedness. Some time ago ho was
put at work soliciting advertisements for
"Tho Gripsack , " a publication in which
Messrs , Gibson and CrofTut are interested ,
Tuesday afternoon Mr , CrolTut , who is now
in Denver , found that Rice had been hypoth
ecating orders for advertising , first stgnins
Henry Gibson's name as an endorsement , all
the duo bills being made payable to his order ,
The exact amount thus disposed of by Rico Is
not known , but it is estimated that it will
reach 91,000. Mr. Croffut at once bad Rice
jailed , and at last accounts ho was still behind
the bats. "
Believing that such statement was pro
vided yon by some malicious person , who
for some real or Imaginary grievance , de
sires to Injure Mr. Bice by causing it to
appear where ho has a Urge circle of
frlonde , I have , In the atsnranco that you
have boon imposed npon , to icquostyour
publication of the truth of the matter
touched npon.
Mr. Orofut did canso the arrest of
Mr. Rico upon a charge of obtaining
goods nnder false pretenses. Mr. llico
readily obtained bail , remained "still
behind the barr , " bat an inconsiderable
space of tlmo. Upon a preliminary ex
amination , promptly had , Mr. llico was
discharged at the conclusion of the evidence -
donco of Mr. Crofnt , the principal
prosecuting witness , the state having
failed to make out oven a prima facie
case. Mr. Crofnt , immediately npon the
discharge of Mr. Rice , npon information
and belief ( the shield of malice ) cauasd the
re-arrest of Mr. Rico upon a charge of
forgery. Mr. R , promp ly gave ball ,
and appeared for preliminary examina
tion this morning , w , n the case was
dlsml&sod by the assistant district att o
ney , at Mr. Crofut'u Instance. The
donco in the case showed that Mr. Rico '
Interest In the Gripsack Guide busi
ness was equal to that of Mr. Crofut or
Mr. Gibson , and that Instead of being
"put at work" by them , Mr. Rico put
the aforesaid.Orofut and Gibson to work.
I know nothing of Mr. Rice , person
ally , but the "report" and the facts are
so Inconsistent In this case that I feel Is
due , both to yon and to him , to correct
( he former by a proper showing of the
latter.
Having represented Mr. Rico In the so
cases (1) ( ) I learned from the sworn testi
mony of Mr. Crofut , nome matters that
would place the author of the above item
In a much more unenviable light than that
sought to bo Imposed npon Mr. Rico ,
bnt such is not the purpose hereof , and I
simply suggest a vindication of your
columns. 'I am respectfully yours ,
EDGAR OAYFLXS.S.
Attorney at Law ,
Denver , Col.
A Silver Wedding.
A social event occurred last night at
No. 1708- Cass street , which attracted the
attention of a number of old citizens in
the sliver wedding of Thomas Riley and
wife of this city. A largo party of friends
gathered at the residence of Mr. Rlloy at/
an early hour of the evening and wore
entertained by the couple nntll a late
hour of the night. A list of these pres
ent are as follows :
Mr. and Mr a. John F. Coda , Mr. and
Mrs , Andrew Riley , Mr. and Mrs. D. .H.
Donahoo , Mr. and Mrs. Thos. A. Dillon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Murphy , Mr. Johii
McCrary and family , Mr. N. B. Eal
coner. Frank Dellone , Fred Dollono
Dr. Denn , Miss Jennie Dollono , Mlsi
Mary MoOrary , Mita McDonald , Mr ,
James Millet , Mrs. J s. Orolghton , Mr
Shtpman , Ed. and Frank Riley , Mie
Furlong , Chas. Baker , New York.
The pollca are getting facetious , Mr , A
Wolf was telling bow one of the men , wb
robbed him of 9103 , the other day , wa
showing him liowto make a prison bydrawin
pencil marks like checkers on a sheet sf paper
while the other got tha cash. "See ho
nicely I make a'coll'"said thief Noi 1. Sal
Wolf : "And you did see how nicely thief No
2 made Ira 'eell' " replied Marshal Cum
mlngs. Set 'em up , Marshal.
IIo Moves Up.
The following circular has-just been rt
colvod at the local headquarters of th
B. &M. :
OFFICE OK FIRST VICR
CHICAGO , April 20,1885. ,
Mr , G. W , Holdredge has been oppolnte
manager of tbe Burlington ir. Missouri Kive
railroad and leased lines , witti headquaitors a
Omaha.
This appolatment to take effect May Is
1885. T. J. POWM ,
Approved : FSc t Vloo 1'reaident.
0. K. PKBKINS ,
President
] During the period of Mr. Holdrcdgo's
servioB as aeal t &t ccnernl manager , he
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Actual occurrences at the MfaGt Parlors. Persons coming merely for a single garment , and finding temptations hi 'bar
gains too great for rosistauoa , they pulako while the opportunity presents Itself , and Uy In a supply for the future , both for
themselves and family , and this is what suits every man
In style of cuta-and patcrns ansnrpissod by any eenontildo the Prfriors , at prices which astonish tba morch&at tallora o -
Omaha.and vicinity. Only to bo eoen at the
ai % * JLS i n & * *
M1SF ! G LOT i I PIC
1312 DOUGLAS STREET UP-STAIES. 1 > 312. .
I
Open Evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturdays until 10 o'clock.
N. B. Merchant Tailors having Uncalled for or Misfit Garments will favor by addressin-g IMISF1T
CLOTHING PARLORS , 1312 Douelas Street. Omaha. Neb.
AplnaiciinlniSouth
era city write * ( hit be
had tried same cl tbo
'oods highly plotted In
the medical jonroala
( or his own Intuit , nJ ,
'houghecmo where bet
ter than others , none
WCTO rightn their
action upon the bowels
nc lltlla ono pined ,
mil they hvJ almost
Icspalrctl ot its life ,
hen Rldie'd Food was
tiled , and the little onoRt onoo Imptoved and per
fect action of the bowels resulted. IUdgo'8 Food Is
put up In cans , four tSua , at 35o and upwards. Sold
by DruffRists Wooltlch fc Co. , on label.
COWING & GO ,
JOBDKIU IK
WROUGHT IRON1 PIPE ,
H llMt > Ie a d Cut Jro
Lead Pipe and ) Sheet Load/ /
1 Gas anil itiam niters'
IRON & BRASS GOODS.
ENGINEERS' SUpPUES ,
UthfcDodaoSts.-OMAHA.HEB ;
( nUOOK330t3 TO JOEU Q. JACOBS ]
UNDERTAKERS I
At the eli Bland 1417 Faruro SL Crdera by teln
nraph solicited and prompt ! attended to.
No 823
823DE.
DE. PUHEK ,
Graduate ot the University Vienna , Aua
tria , Late tiureoin ta.the Military Jjtospital ,
of Vienna. Will do a general Medina ! and
Surgical practice. All calhj in city or country
prcftnptly attended- Office at the Oroalu
Medical and Surgical Inititute , Corner I'M )
Street aud Capitol Aveoun ,
OtnaJiti jffetlical &Sur-
yical Institute.
13th St. , Cor Oauital Ave ,
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
IMiMMi ol Female * , o ( the ferrotu Hjitnn , Pri
vate IHiMMiof thi Urlnarjr and BcxuU organ * and
Dtiea eeol the UeadThroat and LungiipecUltlee.
Dtieaits tr ate4 by an experienced ifooliJUt , al o
JI MC oI tbe Heirt.I.lrer , ctomicb , Kldnej * , BUd-
der , Neuralgia , Ilbeumatlim , I'llei , Canrit , * to.
And all ether dlseaw * of tbe Throat and Lunie , treated
od br Utdloited Vapor * . Bend for lolnler
or circular en Inhalation
All dliciviei c ( tha t jod. Viloiry and Btxuil 07-
tram , I'rivato Cliearoi and IMIw CureH or no Fa/ ,
16 Ytan IKwpltaland Pihkie Practlor
Cortultttiou and EsamlDaUon free
0 llcrwriUiorclrculaiibnchrunljdloeuceandddarm (
itlu , CleeiBci of Veidtt , IrlvateIH > ea M oil hi
Uiluary at fUJeruilOnfini , Semloil WeaknAH , Ncr-
voui Oebillty or Kvb u 'lon ' , ta , tto , and our new
reutoratlve treatment.
All letter * and coniultattont CoufMeuttiJ ,
UfrfHrlnet tout to allparteof tbe country br ex
ftfti , ecutel\r \ packed from op * rv tk > o , II full di <
acrlptlonnf cite U given. One pcrional Intmltir
prtierred If convenient , Open at all hour * .
. patient * from a dlataoo * can obtain roocn and
board ,
Addru * all letter * ti
I Omalio Medical & Surgical Institute
Uth&VPcr , CftfitoUre. , ' " '
AT
Tile greai/est bargains evei ? seen in Gtmaiia
200 ORGANS\l \ 100 PIA7SQS !
FOR GASH OR ON
Also great reductions imDi
© Iry. Clocks
The onlv importers of ECavana
and Meerschaum Goods in Qmaka.
Wholesale dealers in G-UILS ,
Sporting Goods , Notions and Smokers' Ar
ticles.
( SUOOEBSURITO FOSTXIV & GRAY ) .
LIME AND CEFJENT
OMAHA
Renv mber that Who-Ji von buy n lot in South Oiaabn yon cct U.OOO
rqunro i t of ground , ju 1 to thrr.e loU 60x00 , cr hix business lota
25xtO. With ihiH jon have the advantage ot al'eya ' 20 feet wide and
a street 80 feet WK.U.
THINK OF THIS
When ycu are buying real estate ; ascertain how much LAND you ara
getting for your money.
NOW IS THE TIME
To Becuro these largo lota while they nro cheap. You _ can cot ground
now at 2i cents a square foot that will he worth Jive timea that amount j
in throe years.
Send for a Map of South Omaha.
Address , 216 S. 13th St. , Omaha , Neb.
1 . A. Uvton , Aso't Soo'v and Maatgor.
