Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1882, Page 8

8 THE DAILY BEE Wedneaday Morning, Feb 8, B —————— ‘Waeather Report (The following observations are taken at the same momeut «f time at all the tions named.) Wi Drrartumst, U, 8, 810 AL Servior, ) OMAIIA, Febraary 7, 1852, (1:45 p. m.) § 2 TATIONS, [ £ ] Den' or Cheyenne Pltte. . Omaha Yankton Des Moines Davenport. 8t. Paul. 8t. Louis V | Brink River trozen. ,0UAL BREVITIHS Masked ballof the Omaha Turnverien at Turners’ Hall Saturday evening —The Kosters case has been taken up by the grand jury for fuvestigation, «~One plaindrunk was on the mourners’ bench yesterday, and the judge fired him out of town, —Just twenty-three travelling men ar- rived on last night’s train from Omaha,— [Lincoln Journal. Fresh supply of Thurbers No, 5, 6 for 95 cents at Schroter & Becht's, one door north of Boyd's o, era house, feR.nt James M. Rogors, a railroad bov, i the happy parent of u bouncing Lahy boy —44 p unds. Smoke ! ZThe buildine« standing on the lots ndemned by the B, & M. R.R. €, will shortly be offered for sals and removal. of Thurler's No chroter & Brchts, o 17-1 arrested for vagrancy, Fresh suppl for ¢ ents at loor n rth of T James M explained hix situation and willingn work if he could find anything to do and Vs cpera honse, ! N to was discharged Fonr SALk ~ light thousand feet of lun ber, principally sheeting, Enquire of J. J. Pailbin at Whitney's shoe store, Doug- Inst street Lawrence Kinne U, P, transfer depot, susta injury Monday. An iron shaft w aome 500 pounds rolled on his foot s fiest annoad Ball and Stiftings. fest of Ow hi Lodge Kni, hthe f Pything, No. U. D, will take placeat Ceatial Hall this e eing anl will be fair. —The case of Noth Omab whose prinful hing a fine af- amall pox reported in ves to be young Pruitt, roher acts as assistant sexton of Prospect Hill, from which he lived with hix father only about « block distant. Lost -On the wést side of Fifteenth street, betw sen Dodee and Farnam, or on the north sid + of Farnum between 15th aud Oth str ets, s smal gold crucifix. The tinder wi | be rewarded by returning it to Tur Bek office, It seems that Charley McGarvey has gone down to Omaha with the design of depopulating Nebraska to the extent of one of her fair daughters, and increasing the population of Wyoming by one. Time will tell.—{Cheyenne Sun, fth, —Mr. Julius Treitschke, wholesale dealer in Wines, Liqurs and Cigars, 310 South Fifteenth street, is the sole agent for Budweiser Beer, which is put up in cases of one-half dozen and dozen bottles faor family use. The Budweiser is the Boss Beer. Free delivery to any part of the city. —John Cameron, who has been in the employ of D. T. Mount and latterly his successor Mr. Welty, in harness making, died at St. Joseph's hospital ye sterday, He was & Muson, and his body is being held by that order until word can be re- ceived from the brother of the deceased, who resides in St. Joseph, Mo, —Thirty-seven new members were re- ceived int s the Presbyterian church on Bunday morn ng last, twenty-rix by letter from other churches and eleven upon pr.- fession of faith, Among the letters were some from Scotland, Conne tiout, New York, New Jersey, West Virvinia, Michi- gan, Illinois, Minne:o's, Towa, and places in Nebraska, -~Judge Beneke yesterday pres nted each member of the for-e with » handsome pic- ture. It isw photograph taken Ly 1. S, Mitchell, of the Bee Hive stu. Upon the card, in the center, is & view of the police narters, City Hall, with Judge Bencke on the right «nd Marshal Angeli oi the 1ft. Grouped about them are the fourleen wembers of the police force in v cand all, Itis ol gantly finished and the pictures are re- markable likenesses of the origin ls, ori, ¢ ~The plan of the new hotel 1o be erect. ed on Farnam and 10th streets has buen received and shows upa splendid five story hotel with 154 feet frontage and 132 foct indepth. A block of stores equal in heivht and similar in design to the new htel will be added by the Lowe estute, completely filling the block on Faroam from 10th to Oth strects. Tt is stated that Mr. Hamlin has contracted for the pressed brick and lumber to be used, and is about negoti it- ing for the stoue, while, McElfatrick & Son are p eparing the workiug plans —The funeral of Pinkosky, the man who was Killed on Sunday lust, took pla e at 1 J'clo k yesterday from she residence of Frank Koutney, his brotherin-law, ou 15th between Pierce and Willisms, The deceased was a member of St. John's Benevolent Society and was buried under their aus ices, the services taking place at the Church of St. Viocisluus, on 18th street. There was a large procession of carrisges aud the members of the society turned out in force, accompanied Ly the Bohemian band, ~The body, spoken of recently as hay- ing been held at the Union fer depot for over a week for want of traus. portation charges, is still held there. On the box coutaining the coffic appears the following: “Body of Wm. G. Mulvay, care of James Fagerty, Forty-third street, New York City." The Nonpareil sais: We are authorized to state that the body will be taken charge of to.day by the city authorit'es, when the same will be pro- perly interred in the Potter's field. st | Pacific traus | Lutheran church will give an oyster sup- per in the hall in Lytle's block on Friday evening. The steamer Uity of Berlin, in which General Ma and wife sailed for Italy, arrived safely at Liverpool yester ferson lay, after a run of eight days Tuk Bee is requestod by several ladic to suggest 1o Capt. Marsh that he instruct | the driver of « rect car No, 2, to attend | moge closely to his business and not sy | o much of his time in leering at ladies on | the street | ~The masquerade of the Inperial Club ltote ary 16th at Masonic Hall An ele club ven Fel to be a grand aff iir, supper will be served, and the «pared no expense or labor to make it a Friends of members will be ad: mitted by procuring tickets from the com. mittee, Tickets or any information can be ohtained at A, Hospe's Ar Gallery —Mr. John L. Lanktrce, of the U, P, bridge department, residing at the corner of Bth and Pacific streets, Mon 'ay received o dispatch from his brother, Mr. Wil iim Lanktree, Superintendent of Bridges on the Oregon Short Line, announciog tha denth of his wife, which occurred at Hunt- ington, Canada, at 1 p. m. Sunday, The deceased formerly ed with her hus- band in this city and was also at one time w resident of Papillion, being well known in both places, She had gone back to her old home on a visit when khe was taken with the illness which vroved fatal. promise wCCeRs, resi —The American Express company has inangurated the money order system for tranawitting money for its patrons inste d of sending money in packages, A list f the p ying offices printed on the face of the order indludes 60 towns in Ilinois, 76 in New York, nearly 40 in each of the Htates: Towa, Wisconsd Michigan, Indiana, Vermont; about 26 in Massa- chusetts, 30 in New Hampshire, 20 in Maine, 20 in Ohio, and 20 in Minnesots, 1 in Miswouri, only Penusylvania, 4in Dakota, 3 each in New Jorsey and Nebraska, 1in Kentucky (Louisville), and 1 in Kansas (Atchizon), Omaha will be the | one or the other two will be in Lincoln, ic s in this state A PATRIOTIC PROPOSITION An Omaha Man Comes to the Front ‘With a Curious Offer. A Bex reportor yosterday learned of very patriotic proposition which has beon made by a well-known citizen to . Marshat Hoenry, of the District A fow days ago a lot- ter was sent him offering 8100 to be given to the poor_of Washington City, for the privilege of hanging-Guitéau on the 30th of June and also offering to fur- nish the rope and other litile etceto- ras required for nothing and pay his own traveling expenses from Omaha to Washington City and return, A littlo inquiry developed the fact that the ort was true and that the en who made it is eminently fit to swing the roatassassin into oternity, He is the well known shoemuker, Mr. Bdward Kuhl, who works on the east side of Tenth street, hetween Farnam and Harney. Mr. Kuhl is the descendant of a family of hangmen, all of whom have been public executioners in the old country since the year 1417. He is the seventh son of the seventh son of the illustrious family and has had some experience himsolf at he business having hung his last two men twenty-five yeara ago next June. Mr. Kuhl's skill and anciently derived right ‘o the exerciso of the profession of break- ing the necks of villians like Guiteau, should entitle his proposition to a re- spectful consideration, It is to be hoped his offer will be accepted. e = ITHE EMMETS. Preparations for Celebrating a Double Anniversary on Feb, 21st. The preparations for the grand ball to be given by the Emmet Monument association on the evening of Fobruary 21st, at buing actively pushed, and it will cortainly be a monumental success, It is on orsury of Honry of Irish independence, and a fraternal, inter- national spirit will characterize the occasion. The following comuittees have been appointed: Kuony’s hall, are the eve of the double an Washington’s birth and Grattan's famous declaration Committee of Arrangemonts— Groon rosetie Johu Rogan, M, J. McMahon, 5. MeGinn, Richard Picrce, Johu Maroney, Reception Committos—Orange Thos. Tallon, G. M. O'Brien, J, L. Nichol, W, Gentlemen, Patrick Carroll. Floor Committee— White - John Sheehan, Michael Leo, James Mo- Coy, Patrick Heaphy, John Price, ORDER OF DANCING, 1. Grsud march, “Star Spangled Banner.” 2. Qua il 8. Waltz, e, 7. 9. Clel fan Circlo 10, Quulllll.. 1. Virginia Keol. 12, Schottische. 18, Quadrille. INTRKMISK10N 9 h Lo Freedem. 9, varing of the Green.” 3§ ‘ b, 6. K [ e 10 11, Quadrilie 12 Virgiuia 14, Schottise 1. Quadri 16 Dan Tueker 16, owe, Bwcet Home IHE NEW “LILY RANGE.” John H. Erck, the popular stove dealer at Nos. 616 and 617 North Bixteenth stroet, has a carload of splendid cook stoves and ranges on the road. He will have in a day or two » number of the celebrated Ll,- French wrought iron ranges, a new thing in Omaha, and which is destined to be the range of the future. Wed. Fri&Mon, b 1 The Young People's asseci tion of the RATTLING DRY BONES. The City Fathers Turn Things Over in Lively Shuape. The City Marthal and Deputy Get it 1n the Neck. The Union Paciflc and B, & M. Fight is a Draw Telepbones Ordered at 8t. Jos- eph’s Hospital and the Pest House. The Mortality Report and Small Pox Showing. Opposition to the Appropriation Or- dinance. The ecity council met last night in regular session, there being present a full council, President Dailoy in the chair. The journal of the preceding meet- ing was read and approved. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, Frow v wayor returning several ordinances not approved, on account of imperfect and irregular description of lands referred to. Filed and or- dinances referred to the city engineer for correction. THE B, AND M, IN NEBRASKA, From G. W. Holdrege, general su- perintendent of the B. & M. in Ne braska, stating that since the provious atatement made, it had been discov- ered that more ground was needed for depot and side track purposes than at first contemplated. and that con- demnation proceedings had already been begun on the north half of blocks 178 ank 179, The road now more than ever needs the privilege of | ing the tracks on Jacksonstreet, which | if granted to the U, P. would obstruct them from access to their own prop- erty. Referred to committee on streots and grades, MORTALITY REPORT. The city physician’s report for the month of Junuary, 1882, was filed. THE WATER COMPANY s From P. C. Backus complaining of the attempt of the water works com- pany t. get around the ordinance by charging an excessive inspection rate and suggesting certain amendments to the ordinance before an extension of time is granted. Referred to the committee on water works aud sewer- age. From the city treasurer transmit- ting statement of tax sales of parts of lot 6, block D. Placed on tile and warrant drawn on special fund. The bill of the Omaha Publishing company for printing waa referred to the committee o judiciary. ‘The report of Street Commissiover Ford for the month of January was placed on file, PREFERRING CHARGES. From Messrs. Hornberger and O’Keeffe, preferring charges against City Marshal Angell and Deputy Marshal McClure. This communica- tion reads as follows, CHARGES AGAINST THE CITY MARSHAL, That he has neglected his duties as prescribed by the ordinances of said city in the following matters, to. wit: 1st. In failing to suspend members of the police force guilty of drunken- ness. 2d. In allowing a prisoner to escape from custody. 3d. 1n collecting fines from prosti- tutes. ME. DEPUTY MARSHAL M'CLURE, And we do hereby prefer the fol- lowing charges against E. A. McClure, deputy marshal of the city of Omaha: 1st. That he has been guilty of drunkenness while on duty. 2d. That he has neglected his du- ties in failing and rofusing to obey the orders of the city physician regarding cases of small pox. Referred to com- mittee on police for investigation. THE SMALL POX. A communication was received from Dr. P. 8. Leisenring, the city phy- sician, giving a detamled report of the small pox cases since the beginning of the discase and the present condition of the city in relation thereto, He says: ‘‘Our arrangements atthe hospital are as complete and comfort- uble as they possibly can be under the circumstances, The Sisters of Char- ity, whoare acting as nurses and at- tendancs, have and are still rendering most eflicient service. The have cor- tainly placed us under lasting obliga- tions for the gratuitous aid chey are giving us.” Placed on file. Che monthly list of liquor licenses to dealers und druggists, for February, showing sixty-four of the former and twelve of the latter, was referred to tho committee on police. The monthly report of .the city en- sinoer on thesewer comtract of » Hugh lurphy & Co. was approved. From W, Lowe, proposing to deed certain alleys to the city upon a fair basis of value without process of condemnatlon, ~Referrod to the com- mittee on judiciary. From property owners of Thirteenth and Cass streets, for street lamps in that locality. Referred to the gas committee. FIKE PROTECTION. From citizens of South Omaha, ask- ing for fire protection, Referred to waterworks und sewernge committee, From Charles Turner and others to reduce width of Farnham street to 66 foet, from city limits one-half mile oast, Referred streets and grades committee, From tax payers of North Omaha, for hydrant at corner of Seward and Saundors, and for other fire pretec- tion. Referred waterworks and sew- ©rage commmitee. The bili of Felix Slaven for $424.95 was referred to the board of health, From N, W, Merrill, trustoe of the South Omaha M. E. church, in rela tion to certain allowance for filling grade. Referred to committes on streots und grades. The bill of P, Windheim for twelve small pox flags was allowed, From county commissioners in re- gard to re-estal | sewera; street grade Several bills were presented and al- lowed or reierred. From Swift, «flering §2,100 k H. Filed. RESOLUTIONS By O'Keefe. To tike up old cross walks on south side Jacksonand Thir teenth and put on 1 side Pacifi and Thirtecnth. Adopted. By Dellone. Po repair cross walk on Fifteenth and_Dodge, Adopted. sed statutes for clerk’'s office. Adopted. By Kaufimun, Authorizing the mayor to put a telephone in pest house. Adoptec By Daily. Totill up hole in alley in block 28, at cost vt $15, property owners to fill balance in thirty days Adopted, Several resolutions to lay cros walks were passed ina rush and all rescinded on motion of Mr. Kauf man, ST, JONEPH'S HOSPITAL, By Stull. Directing the marshal to place a telephone in St. Jossph's hos- pital to be kept there until further orders from the council. Adopted. By Stuil. To set aside the appraise. ment of March 20th, 1881, by Henry Pundt, John Bumer and Daniel P. Angell, of damages to property on Faroham and intersecring streets, by reason of contemplated change of grade, and ordering a new appraise- ment. Adopted. THE SEWER. By M. A, McNamara: Authorizing the city clerk to advertise in the ofticial paper of the city for bids for construction of a sewer in the vicinity of the North Omahu creck, aceording to plans and specifications in the city bemng the route from the intersection of California street with the river to a point near Thir teenth and Izard streets and thence on the line of Izard streets to the bluffs between Fiftceuth and Six- teenth The sewer question being thus brought up was discussed at some at some length and finally reterred to the commitiee on erworks and to report. APPRAISERS APPOINT By permission a communication from the maiyor was read appointing J. H. B ackin, Wi M. Dwyer and W. J. Kennedy the committee to re Appraise Farnam street damages. Ap proved. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. On Judiciary Reporting in favor of free hilhard tables in licensed sa- loons. Adopted. On Judiciary—- A majority and 1t nority report on_correcting the error in taxing the South Omaha M. K chureh property, when sad property was ot taxuble. The majority was to the cffect that there was no author- ity for refunding the money, while the minority report favored the pay- ment as a matter of right. The ma- jority report wus adopted. On Judiciary — Recommended filing certificate of judgment favor E. B. Callahan. Adopted. On same — Recommending the traus- fer of certain moneys to the school fund. Adopted. On same To refund liquor tax paid by Felix Slaven. Adopted. On streets and grades, reporting in favor granting the B. & M. road the privilege of grading Eighth street from Farnam to Jncfisun and Howara and Haruey east of Ninth. Adopted. On same, granting extensiou of cul- vert across Twentieth street between Pierce and Poppleton. Adopted. On same, reporting the filling of ap- proach to military bridge. 5 On public property and improve- ments, recommending filing of J. D. Tler's proposition for purchase of lot 5, block “H" and instructing clerk to advertise for proposals for same. Adopted. On same; in regard to petition of B. Hass, to rent the hot house in HANSCOM PARK, recommending acceptance of proposi- tion the mayor and city attorney to execute a lease for a term of five years. All improvements are to be done un- der the surervision of the city eu- gineer, On firo, recommending the sale of the cistorn at Thirteenth and Califor- nia streets to A, Grantner for $20. Adopted, The special committee on the sub- ject of market house and city offices, reported by recommendation that the city clerk be authorized to advertise for twonty days for bids, with detailed plans and specifications. Adepted, The special committee appointed to coniv® with the citizens of North Omaha in regard to right of way for sewer, asked for further time and was grauted it ORDINANCES. The appropriation ordinance for the month of January was presented and passed to a third reading On the vote being called, several members voted against its passage. Tt was, however, carried by a vote of 9 to 3 u. P, VS B. AND M. An ordinance granting a certain right of way to the Uuion Pacitic railway company ulong Jackson street, was brought up on its third reading. Mr. Hornberger moved to refer and Mr. Daily amended to suspend the rules and read the ordinance a second (une and put on its passage. Mr. Herman said he thought the council was getting too hasty in this matter. The city lfms paid out §700,- 000 to railroads and it wants to see some pruu}n:ct ot remuneration. The citizensof Omaha are deeply interested and we as their agents here must be careful how we uct in this matter. There is some- thing deeper in this than the mere granting of a right of way. We must not barter away the rights of the people in this matter. We should wait and see if auy other railroad com- pany wants to come in here. To pass the ordinance to-night would be pro mature and he would not favor the granting of the right of way to either company to-night, Mr. Kaufmann expressed his oppo- sition to the proposed ordinance as ;lld also Messrs, Hornberger and Cor: Y. Mr. McGavock explained that the committee to which this matter had been referred hud agreed to give sthe Union Pacific the south side of Jack- son street and the B. & M. the north side. Mr. Bakor stated that he had been t of Faroham ' told by & member that if he would ad- | karmer, HE OMAHA DailY BE : WeDNESUAY, FEBRUARY s 1882 just the matter as Mr. McGavock had explained he would not oppose the ordinanace, Theconcession had been made and the report made by the con- sent of all the committee, and now they took the back track. The Union Pacific didn’t get what it wanted and the property owners didn’t get what they wanted by this compromise. Mr. Horuberger thought that by giving this street up to the two rai- roads it would be doing an injustice to 30,000 citizens of Omaha. A motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Knufmann and seconded by Mr. Herman, Tt was lost, The motion: to suspend was called for and lost. On moti m the council adjourned A DOUBLE-HEADER. Uncle Tom's Cabin at Boyd's Next Week With a Double Company. Among the arrivals in this city on Saturday was Mr. Wm, H. Sherwood, the courteous advance agent of C. H. Smith’s mammoth Uncle Tom’s Cabin troupe, which appenrs at Boyd’s opera house next Monday and Tuesday evenings. The troupe referred to is one of the strongest on the rond, wnd carries artists of true ability and merit. The peculiar featuro of the performance 18 that there are two “Marks,” two “Topsys,” and two donkeys, with six thoroughbred blood hounds, The dramatization ot Harriet Beecher Stowe's geoat novel has 5o loug been a popu'ar feature of the American stoge that it 18 unnecessary to sny a word in its favor Much, however, be said of the ¢ uy which is soon to ap- pear he: and the biest opinion of their merits ¢an be formed from the comments of the press else vhere on performanee, i falowing is from the Evenirg Post, of Spring- tield, 111, whers the company recently appeare ! “0 H. Smith's Uncle Tom’s Cabin combination made their first appear- ance at the opera house last night be- fore a good audience, and succeeded in giving one of the most pleasing and satisfactory performances that i% has been our privilege to witness this season. Mr. Sam Lucas as Uncle Tom surpassed by far any actor who has eyer ap- peared on the boards in this city. The Sherwood sisters are alone worth the price of admission, and all who attended the pertormance last night will be willing to admit that they had never seen a Topsy before, forin that difticult character Miss Blanch wood, only 11 years stands to Jay on the Amories Florence Sherwood as 1 in her fine sp attractive features of the entertain- ment, and little Romaine Sherwood as Eva, the ‘*Angel Chiid,” stands alone in t role and must be see; to be fully nted. All the chara cast are first-Cluss, and it is one of the few compavies on the road to-day, of which we can truly say that there is not a stick or a weak feature in it. Army Orders, The latest orders issued from the headquarters of the department of the Platte, are as follows: Leave of absence for one ‘month is ranted Captain Hamilton S. . Haw- ins, Sixth infantry. Leave ot absence for fifteen days is granted Major Albert S. Tower, pay- master. Major William T. Gentry, Ninth infantry, now in this city on leave of absence, is relieved irom duty at Fort Fetterman, W. T., and is assigued to duty at Fort Omaha, Neb. Recruit Charles Tery, enlisted at Fort D. A. Russell, M. T., is assigned to Troop H, Third cavalry, and will be sent to the station of his troop at the first favorable opportunity e S A Novel Machine. Dr. L. B, Kendrick, whose head quarters are at the Omaha Merchants’ barn, on Eleventh street, between Harney and Howard strects, has the horse clipping machine that takes the cake. A Bek reporter saw it work yosterday, and it shaved & horse off as clean as a wmouse in one hour and twenty minutes, which the doctor says is the average time in which it will do the work right along. It is the only machine of the kind ever brought to the city and cortainly works like a char, the horse seeming to rather enjoy the operation.—f4-1w. GETTING POPULAR Although opened only two mouths ago, the Opera House Clothing store is rapidly gainicg popularity by low prices and good goods. The rtock is entirely new, aud sold for cash at strictly one price. “*Marked in plain figures” on every article. Call and examine before going elsewhere. J. P. Luan, 217 8. 15th street, Omaha. Jan3l,Febl,4,8,11. e LA Industrial Items. jron Ay, Feb, 2. The Bellaire, Ohio, nail works cash dividends during the past year have amounted to §115.000. a number of ings have been crectid A large brick warehouse, a orick stile, a brick bluing honse wnd the fonndation Bosides this abovo high water mark foc a power house. Also an additw for four more boiling 1ura e whole 3 000 amounting to noary & The Omaha nailworks stipped four ‘The nail works are now in a moat prosperous condition, and are turning out about 250 kegs por day, on which there is a profit of over 80¢ per keg. -— Two Urgans Regulate first the stomach, s the liver; especially tho first, us to perform their functions pericctly, and will remove at least nine’een twenti- eths ot all the ills that mankind is heir to, in this or any other climate. Hop Bitters is the only thing that cond $250.000 upwards, for 80 Aorxey, 'K str, No. 611 DISTICT COURT. Opening for Business Yesterday The Grand Jury on the Ham- mer Case. The District Court oesterday by the tiial of a civil case of began business the Omaha Smelting Works Company against 8, C. Abbott and others. The first jury in the box is composed of very intelligent looking men and the case will doubtless be justly disposed of. Tt involves a sum of 82,400 which certain parties became indebted to the smeliing works company for. JURY Of course the greatest interest cen- tered in the grand jury room, into which a number of witnesses were at ditferent times summoned and dis missed. The principal testimony ad- duced yesterday was that given by the men who were present at the time of the homicide. Up to con- vening of “court at 2 o'clock yestar- day none of the females' recently de- tained as witnesses had been examin- ed. It is probable that the investiga- tion will continue all of to-day and a part of to-morrow. The prisoners ut the county jail waiting the action of the grand jury are the following: T. D. Seott, held on a charge of erjury in the Garngan case; L. Levi, held on a charge of grand larceny in the copper stealing cases; Martin Kearney, lield for arson in setting fire to Boyd's packivg house; Milton Schaf- er and James Reba, held for a high- way robbery on Thirteenth street; Martin Grace, for burglary; Charles Wilson, for graud larceny from Julius Ross; L. Curtis, for housebreaking of a liquor store. The cases of those who have given bail to appear or are to be present for indictment and who are not incarcerated include Charles Kosters, held oncharge of the mur- der of Hammer, and Henry Siert, charged with violating the Slocumb law. IN THE GRAND ROOM, gt ei De Meyer's CATARRH CURE. The Only Enown Real Cure. CrR——C SPECIAL TO LOAN—Uali at homnn Room x_Ory aw Omey ton Biaock. 0 LOAN-- in suma of on fira Fan fral Favay ta farm property th and | i AELP W A competent second all ) rivate famly 4 Wh ey sirec TANTED—A nanina gio Ger.an 0 horses. Ty store, must 1 ngglish and required; gwe full residence and age Adoress H, H. H., 5 88" oms, within Address 001 7 ANTED—Situation as clerk man. Experie: ces in si God ref re Ad ros H 7 ANTED— Salesman, one thoroughly posted inhe fanc oods bisiness, No ther we d pply Address M., Bee office 017 ANTED—Girl for ge cral housework. Ap- 03t Ply at 1714 Jnckson. FANTED—A gowl stewdy boy between 15 1 18 years old t worlk in store. Fyquire ut Bee otoe. 1089 w pable of sellinga el ANTED--A gool man, now wid ot sellivg mall'cipi ud requred alithe basnes housed aud private houses in Omaha neces the article a8 it is be- coming an - bsolute nscessity Wilson, Canfi Id House, feb? 8t to call and see the tion at Eliiott 1ith K17 o v ody ANTED K at Fitting of Exhibition free. ANTED- By a steady man o permaient situation. Understands the care of Good references it required. Aodress sitiation s seeond ‘girl, th strect or at Julis liquor store, 16§ reet. 647, AN ED—A fow more - ay boarders can be cmodated with first-clixs table board 4t £4.00 per week, 1403 Capitol avenue, bet. 14th and 15th 41-9 Treitschie's wholosale MRS, LOSS, Lt 1708 Califor- washer and ironer Bt W None cther necd apply ANTED — Firat-class ¢00&, 01¢ Wi 0 uuder. stan at coOKing as Wel a8 past ry; Hone but first class need apply. Also & good oy as waiter, Appl. at 1105 Farnham t 965-6udl bridge 400 «wnool bund )—-Fuuain, . e ANTED ALt ¢ Covighton House, cham- ber 91~ sht house- W 4 rocuw, suitab) from office. y, 15 Adiross at 0., un. ur. shed | 8 D4 childeon ax b wrders in a ~elect school, at 1uth and valifornia 8t. L. B 18 767, FOR HENT--nUUBES AND LAND, QUR RENT—Unfur 15t nd Coward [P0k KENT- F O Sar vt s aoe hass N nd Douglas Sty rable tror t corner 10tk 02 0* e | room; W Furnished with or without b asd Antly locate 1 on first flovr, ast side, bet, Davenport NOK RE & frout room, i ) Ur guan A good howse of four wonth. Newly kalsoni Papered, 126 5t., betweon Howard an cara last Saturday fx the Pacific | ——————————— - Coast, a partof wineh go direct to | l‘w: RE \‘1‘ “Iv:‘.‘:.‘..n:q”r““.umh x China to be used in the crection of | joe Tesgo ton waretiouaca at Hong Koo, 20K 1 NT- Sto 50, wuitable for saloon, ncrth 16th, b ‘Calitorsia and W 3 Strvet 704 ORIt NT-—Stable, Howard Tnquire of W. M. Bushiuan. and Dodge Febg-lm®, JOR T- FUShads Furnished tront room, ach 30D, { TO LOAN--MONEY. | = wite OR SALE—Frosh milch eows, also nice tresh butter at Beal's Grocery store, cornor Tenth . cor, SPRUIAL NOTIORS---Contimned JOK RENT-—Nicely furnished rooms to let; Feterence exchanged; 1417 tioward St 66-8 [ Ful}:u:\.{ Furnished room. Inquire st as I‘w" RENT-Rooms in Jacoh ' block ot ally furnished. Capito i 1sth, south 'de. 6.6 R [rox ke NT— a 17th o Nie Iy turnished rooms, at 1918 s i s of ground, ho.se snd street. Enquire of Eu- | 811 Fnu RE Chicago F“R KRENT—Two barn on Cumi gene O'Neill, 16t 1l YOR RENT—House of ht 0 J. Phipvs Roe, 1612 8, Fifth St. l‘w" RENT-- Feb, 1st, commodious brick denoe, corner 19th and Farnham Sta, ply to Mrs 'E. A Town, resl. A Tttner, Tabor, Fronont Co s References desired. JUR RE St VOB RENI— /urmished roomis over sied l‘ chants’ Exchsuge, N, E. cor. 16th and Dodg. ntroets. 250-t1 M1 T-One of the best stores on Cuming U 5 820 tf AOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with or without board,” Keasonable pricos. 2018 Cnss St, Te0u FOR BALE JOR SALE—A fine family driving toam of | horses wi h new top buggy and harnets Will exchange for city proj J.c Rlliott, cortier 14th and ¢ o JOR SALE — A ¢ood second ha d street hack for sie, at a low bargain, by Dr. rds, 1100 Farnham street, QR SALS OR F R PUBLIC Blooded Jersey buil Reridence 2518 De- catur strect, Nort ~ Omah, five blocks north. t of turn-table on Saunders strec Taylor. JOR SALE—Souerkrout by the b.rrel, cheap; or gal. 40¢, at Durham Meat Market, 13th Douglas and Dodge. 6414 at., b F. T [ MeCA SALE. lot in wood loca- r Easy terms, 15t R ti ) i Opp. post offi R §ALE—Best building lot i Shinn's ad- tion, 142 feet east frout by 120 feet oy 3UE, Opp. post, cffice. OR SALE—1 sorrel stallion years old, weighing 1660 pounds, llion, § Norman § organ, b years old, weiz 1650 pounds, took firs” pre Fair, 1881, 1 Kentucky J ghing about 900 pounds, 4 yca s first premium at Nebra ka State Fair, 1880 and 1881, Inquiro of Chas, Neber, Farmr [ [ i JOR SALE OR RENT—A groce store and butcher shop, doing o good business, In- quira at this office, D12t OR SALE—2 nice counters and 2 silv or piated show cases, at Geo, H. Petecso.’s, 803 South 10th St. R ,“ !! TOR SALE-—Two first rat: 1'zht bugey horses or will excharge for heavicr ones, suitable for farm work. S quireat No. 1616 Lougl -3t ot OR SALE—Or will excha ge for On perty, an improved see on of lav ing a station on U. P. R. R. M. DUN Farnham St., Omahn, ha pro. adjoin= M. 1412 3mé TOR SALE—Or trade for city proporty, on span of horses, harness and wagon, Addres o JOR SALE—A Warranted to drive quire of G (YWEN PADDEN & 'V or aty, ral o I vlm\lu,r; BOARD—At 2011 Cass ssreot Ire 3 to his MANO ASD O GAN In-truction by Mos Par- Wt - 20th ~t., elow Pieree, 04 tE 807 rockethonk a ralroad Maa-fied Fouder will e eive i b same to Dr Coffman, 869 ONT—A 4 pastoDr reward by retir OHN K o) Aucion 5 Farnham Second hand oods of ull knds bought and wold. Cash ad- vanced on cons gnments. Keal estate and live stock a specia ty, and outside sales promptly attended to 779, SAL S\UNDERS—1205 Fa for the su sonal properts of all kin property until sol’, anl no Men and women in'want of should call at once. 08— A Bucksk 8725 in mon We ad mumission churge mployment sh 76 Taining , paya- Findes will receive eturning the samo +to this eather purse, v and note for §15.00, bie to Mathew Sampson, & liberal reward by office. I Douglas St. AUTNISHED 19th and Da IGHEST PRICE paid for all kinds of iron, ‘motal and rags, by 1. Galinsky & Co., 102 40-1m WO FURNISHED RO MS FOR RYNT quire at Hospe's Art Emporium, 1619 Bodge - strect. ] USINESS SMALL xperienced man. Smal) salary. 963, t1 (HIRTS For the next 30 days, we will, on the M receipt of sixty ccuts, send o any adiress, yostpaid, one of our unlaundred drcks Shirts. v only one Shirt sent to one address. EU 946-1m blocks of 97611 i Inquire st 1519 Dod e DURNISHED KOOMS—F IV S tront room with piano, southwoes corner 15th and Capital avenue. 00 HEMIST NEW CITY MAPS, 10c B avs, 5250 ai DORTRAITS IN CRALON 180 decorative paintin NEK, room 1, Jacob's Fioc. AUA. 11, Daimer's Fee | St. s10-t0 | Y2 EMIS KEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.—$ EDWARD KUEHL . TER OF PALMVYSTERY AND COND) 14t paze ALIST, 405 Tenth Strees, betweon Farnham and Hwney, Will, with tee ald of guardian Spirits, obiain for any one aglance at the pis | and prosent, and on certaim conditions in the fu ture. sebistiotion ¢ nsraatesd Boots and Bhoes made to srder. Forfack POTTRES w POWDE Absolutely Pure. will give fect)y healthy natural actions in t! two orgm.—'l wne e This powder never varios. A marvel of purlty AOK KENT—Donewan place, south end of 18th | strength and whe lesomeness. More 04I~o.lu -i:( | T Riroct, Omaia suitanio for regeta) e gar: | than she ardinry kinds, sud canuot Lo told fn Gon; & kood howse With cistern, Biter, &¢, §ood | cowpeidtion with the multitude of low ted, well and barn, » bearing orchard about u\:hmfl .s[:‘);r \7.1 ht, aluw or phospl powders rape Viaes, & large amount { goosebery an oply in cans. e bt e B For tarus. aad sondl: HOVAL BAKING POWDER c6., tions apply af the Crelghton House. prat