Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 22, 1882, Page 8

'HE DAILY BEE OMAHA. Wedres ay Mornh{g March E? Weather Report {The tollowing observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the sta- tions named.) Win DrpArTdm: wr, U, %, S1aaL Sravion, OmAtia, March 91, 1882, (1:46 p. m.) —_——— e Clondy Uiear s L ~The removal of the public library to its new quarters ha« L een completed, T wo aprinkling carts anchored on 16th street recal the approach of summer and dust, —Ex-Sheriff Guy is train'ng his dog “Bob"” to pi=y in a 1 rofesional base ball n've. —A jury trial has heen called for in the case of the city vs. JF. C. Festuer, an | the trial fixed for 2 p. m. to-day. The Dramatic entertainment which was 0 have been viven in the Uni arian church o xt Friday night will be postjoned . ne week, —Paxton & Gallagher have the floor timbers laid for the firststory of their new block on 10th strest and the east wall part- ly lail, K —One drunk went uider cover last might. He wis inclined to be obstr:per- ous, but Mac's persuasive powers cooled him down. —W.uli the gentleman whoee friends reside near Fort Wayne like to meet the 1.dy whom he teaveled to 8t. Loui. with, December 30th! If so, address Mi-pah, P. O, m&e —A large part of the bill board on the sou‘heast corner of Teuth and Howa d streots was blown down by the detachel pordon of the Washie zephyr which struc ¢« Omaha yesterduy. — Kx-Mayor Chass u ya thin blizzard will drive out more malaria than all the pills in an apothecary’s shop. He thinks » Maich wind the healthiest that Lliws, and says it came just in time to kLeep sickness away. —*Whiskey Jack” and Dan Stunden, two notorious cha -acters are charged with the theft of $100 worth of hoys from the © rral of John H, Green and the sale of the sam -+ at Boyd's packing house. Woar- rant+ . re out fur their areat. —The wind struggled hard with the tin roof on th» cowshed, misnamed U. P, depot, yesterday afternoon, but couldu's tear it loose. The flayping of the ra.ged edge, however, cated every one wh 1 ven- tucd beneath *o regard iv with al.rm, ~James O'Connell, wh)raise ' & racket at the Cuy hotel Monday because the barkeepeer refused to take a bad bill in payment for sundry drinks and attempted to enf roe the ra'es of 1+gal tender with & beor mug and revolver sucocessively, wzs lodged in jail, ~—A very important meeting of the land lengue will be held in Clark's hall on Weduesday ovening next A propo-ition lo k ng to the union of al Irish socie ies will bo submitted and discussed, All the members of the land league are particu- larly reque-ted to a tend. —A g ntleman writes to the Bek to have us fuvestigste the autho ity of a r port that has reached his exrs while he is awsy on a business trip that he is the “hup y parent of a pair of twins,” Thut gentle man's curlosity in th« watter is but natu- ral and we will find oat or die. —At the raffle that took plice at the U. P, ban ' room last eveni g tioket No, 151 drow the bugiy; ti ket No. 403 drew the saddle and bridle; tioket No, 218 drew the hors and harness, The par y draw. dng the later prise presente it to the party for whose benefit the rafflle was gote ten up, and it is now [ r sule, —Dr Bchlieman, who made the exca- vatio sat Tr y, h dangerous rival for fame in some contractor wio is 1ecking beneath the i.ud on Farnam street for the macadam pavement which legend a.ys was Iaid several y. ars ag:. Several mountain. ous piles of earth ¢ nds like pyramids In tront of Caldwell & Hamilton's Bank a1 d the wo k ;oes on bravely, ~TInquiry is being made for Win. Glass- gow, who left Lis home in Fingal, Elgin conuty, On'ario, ahout fourtsen years since and whowa father, W, Glassg w, 8r.. hay recontly diel wihwt a wil, which will make (Lis son's share of the estate abut £25,00), If the mi sing mun will make himself known he ean et a gl “stake’ Stite pipern w il confer & favor by conying this, ~Geo, B, Cook, a capitalist frem Rhode Island, who has been in the city for ron e time, bas puicha ed the entive front on the south side of 8t. Mary's between Six: teenth and Seveuternth with the ex ep. tion of a ¢ing'e corner lot on Seventeenth and he intends to e/cot leven stor: s onthe lots, each store to have three stories alove the base nent, the second and third st wies o be built un the Franch flat plan for res- idences, ~—At the annual mee'ing of the stook- holders of the Omaha Publishing Compa- ny, proprietors of Tk Bee, heli Moo day, the following nawed directors were elected for the ensu'n: ypur: ¥, Rose. water, Edwin Davis, Max Mexer, Geo, W. Lin'nger and Andrew Rosewater, A dividend of ten per cent on the capitul stock of the company wasd-clured payable on or b-fore the 1.t day of May, 1852, ~General George 8. Merrill, command- QUIET ON THE MISSOURI. The March Wind Suspends Business on the Dump Temporarily. Most of the Me: are Securing Work at Living Wages. Meeoting in Kessler's Hall of the Team- sters Last Evening, at Which They Resolve Upon $3.60 a Day. The cold winds which swep! with vorg 'ul gusts over the city all of yesterday, oaused the few teams and men at work on the B, & M. dump to suspend operations. Comparatively slow progress is being made in the work, and it is probable that some- thing will have to bo done in the line of engaging laborers. When steps are taken in this direction, it is also pretty certain that each man will have to be paid $1.76 a day, as nearly two- thirds of the men who have stood out for that figure have already secured johs, and by the latter part of nex week it is probable that all will be employed, Several contractors in the oity have announced their determina- tion of only taking work upon the basis of advanced wages for laborers, THE TEAMSTERS, At a meeting of the teamsters last evening, & permauent organization was purfected for the purpose of maintaining a living rate of wages for themeelves and the animals under their charge Mr. M. J. Melia was elected presi- dent, aud Mr. Thos. Stewart secre- tary. Every member pledged himself to work no tesn for less than $3 60 par day. All the members of the organi- ztion were men who were employed under the protection of the bayonets of Camp Dump. They were en- thusiastic on the propusition of an orgm ization, and were resolved tu stand by each other to the last. A committes w appointed for printing pu p ses, and another meet- ing agreed upon for this evening ac Kessler's hall, to which all teamsters are invited. EX MAYOR VAUGHAN'S CONTRIBUTION. Mayor Vaughan, of Council Bluffs, was invited by the president of the Luborer's Proteotive union to attend the funeral of George Arm- strong. In a graceful letter of ac- knowledgement, Mr. Vaughan ex- pressed his regret that he could not be present upon that occasion, and made the g-nerous offor ot a parcel of land in Council Bluffs to the widow of the deceased. This was accep'ed, snd accordingly yesterday President Walsh received from the n~w ex-mayor a warranty decd to Mrs George P. Armatrong of lot 4, in block 26, Bay less’ third addition to the city of Counc:l Blnffs. The deed was pre- sented t» Mrs. Armstrong, who grate- {ully acknowledyed the gift. MASS MELTING, Preparations are being made for a rousing mass meeting in Kuony's hall of all the workingmen of tiie ci'y on Saturday night. 1t is intended t. make the meeting a. rouser, and for that purpose two or three talented speakers in sympathy with the ciuse, but who have not heretofore identifiad :hegnlulvu prominently with it, will be invited to spesk, and will doubt l¢ss accept. A band will be procured, and responsea from all over the coun- try of a congratulatory nature will be read. Other important steps towsrda ¢ msolidatiin of the workingmen of Omaha will also be taken. THE DLFENDANT'S PLEA. Mr. Rogers was arrested Monda, b; Officer Bullivan and gave bail m the sum of $200 for his appear- auce on Friday. He filed neveral papers which show that he is the own- er of the lot in which the shouse stands, but not of the house which was built by J. C. Rosenfield, who lensed the lot. The house is leased to Morris Otiman, who it is clsimed, rented the rooms to the girls, Whet or the prosecuting witness will iusist on bringing the case to trial or not is not known. No other complaints have rs yet beon filed, but 1s stated that Bryon Reed saud Joseph Barker will be ar- rested on similar complaints, bt L OLD SOL Heo Urosees the Line on Bohedule Time. The storm which still continues to rage has not abated but rathsr in- crensed. The sky is of a dull leaden color and the atmosphere so clouded with flying eand, dust and gravel that a pedestrian cin't keep his eyes open long enough 10 sce anyihing and conldu'c gee uuything if he could Telegraph wires are down in all di- rections, as the same high wind pre- vails as far west a8 Luumle and all ahout us to the north, east and south, Tiains are delayed in sowme cases for several hoars, The eastorn trains ar- rived late Monday night, the noon train west 1o day was late from the B8O cause. About the city no serious damaye trom the blizzard is reported, though many a sign has gone tumbling to the round in the past twenty-four hours, hy old 8ol should have such & hard time crossing the cquator is hard to tell. My, Bertram Hansen, of this city, has crossed that line fourteen times, and he says he never kicked up any such racket about it ———— Army Orders, The following are the latest orders issued from the headquarters of the department of the Platte: ‘Phe general court martial convened erdn-chief of the Gran1 Aruy of the Re- public, psss d through the city Monday oo roule from Denver to Lesvenwrth, He returned to Omaba st 7:40 yester. day auvd visited in the city until 11:45 @, m,, when he left over the Union Pacific for Line da. A large number of comrades sccompanied him to attend the reception to be given him yesterdsy by Farragut post, of Lincola. at Fort Laramie, W. T., pursnant to puragraph 3. special orders No. 117, series of 1881, from these headquar- ters, is dissolved, A board of officers, to consist of Oaptain Edward M. Haves, Fifth cavalry; Firet Lieutenant Robert Lon- don, Fifth csvalry; Bccoud Lieuten- ant Henry Do H. Waite, Fifth cav- alry, is appointed to meet at Fort|bo:tl on the 27th of March, 1882, I'HE OMAHA vauly BE : Wi DNESDAY, MARCH 22 1882 at 10 o'clock, a. m., or as soon there- after as practicable, for the purpose of appraising the money value of a horse, (the invoice price of which is not known) for which the t quar- termaster, Fort Laramie, W. T., is responsible, with a view to his par- chase by Colonel Wesley Merntt, Fifth cavalry. “JACK MORMONS.” Bome of Our Omaha Merchants Get a Blast from the Utah " Gentiles.” In Utah there are four classes of poople. The orthodox Mormon is called a “Siint,” the decided anti- Mormon is a “‘Gentile,” the Gentile who pretends friendship for the Mormon church s s ‘“‘Jack Mormon" and the Mormon who lesns towards independence from the church is an ‘‘apostate.” Of all these classes the most despised is a Jack Mormon, and the epithet ap- plied often brings a blow as quick as our less elegant but plainer 1urults, A “Jack Mormon” among the wen- tiles is ahunned as a leper is in Pales- tine, @ small pox patient in a hotel or a militia man in time of a strike, Any asym- pathy represented for the ‘‘Church of Jesus Christ of latter day Saints” by outsiders 18 enongh to call down the anger of all Gentile Utah on their heads. It appears that four of the best wholesale houses in Omaha have incurred this blight by a recent act, which they probably as little know the consequences of as a Hidoo would know. It was a serious of- fense evivently, nevertheless, and the Ogden Pilot, u leading Guntile paper of Utah, under the head of ‘“‘Jack Mormons,” relieves its feelings thus: “In the light of recent eveuts, it is presumable that some of them would be wiliing to swear that the late B. Young was a prophet of the Lord and the head of a happy family, and assert their belicf that he did not instigate tle Mountain Meadow massacre o have anything to do with sending apostates to hell across lots. What some of these firms have done is what the public is interested in know- 1. When John Taylor & Co. prepared their petitions to congress in tavor ot letting polygamy alone and rent their lackeys sround - with them for siguatures, they were presented to the sgents of the fureign firms, most of whom refused to sign them. L'he Mormons then appealed to the heuds of the institutious, and it is al- leged that last week oue of the azents received a telegram instructing him to sign the nam.e of four firms to the pulygsmous petitio s, as follows: Tootle, Maul & Co., dry goods, rep- resented by A, C. Smith; Reed, Jones Cu., buots and shoes, represented by J. Beatty, Jr.; Steel, Johuson & Co. aud Milard & Johuson, groceries, represented by J. A, Stevens, all of Omaha, Nebraska. In accordance with the instructions, theagent placed these merchants on the record as,apologists tor pulygamy and it is possible that they will ve greatly favored here- afier by the Mormon retailers. I it not probible that all other buyers, uot Mormons or sympathiz:rs with polygumy, will do business heresfter with wholesale houses, at home or ubroad, which were too honorable to cringe before the Murmon dictator and sigu the begging petition to cou- ress? Let all true men cut out the es of these firms and apply to then the rule, ot non-intercourse. Theyare so anxious for latter-end patronave that they should have it exclusively. Mou, cither in or out of Utah, who would sign a petition in favor ot the polygamous church for the sake of trade, are not the class of wen with whom Amerizan and jatriotio mer- chants of the west wish to deal. Four Omaha tirms have shown themselves to be that class of Jacks."” AL e THE CALDERWOOD CONCERT, Magnificent Array of Talented Ar- tists Who WIill Participate ‘Thereln. — We are glad to note the fact that Omaha is soon to be represented in the east by another pupil who chooses to deveiop and refiue nature's gifts in the ever blooming echool of muses. Our city is justly proud of the record of her suns and daughters who have in the past by their devution to art and learning in this and other schools written their names high upon the roll of honor, and we doubt not that Mise OCalderwood, who is the next happy mortal whose pinioned wings fickle opportunity now deigas tv loose, will take her place among the furemost ot those who fecling couscious of uu- tried powers. have worked hard to reach the top —to achieve the higher excollence, The following named ladies and gentlemen, who are some of our best sngers and musicians, have boen in- vited to paiticipate aud have very kindly consouted: Mis. H. D. E-wbrook, Miss Claire Rustin, Mrs O E. Squires, Mr. H. D. E tibrolk, Mr. Marun Cahn, The Owaha (lee Club, A Kosbe coueert grand piano has beeu secured for the occasion, Miss Calderwood will appear in two or three numbers and give her friends & chance to hear the swet viice that hes 8o often carried awsy audiences in this city, The eale of sea's will open at the box oftice in Buya's opera house at 8:30 a m, to-day and there will be 10 ¢xtra charge for reserved seats, Prices are, for pwmquette and par- uwtte eucle, 75 cents, all seats abuve ese B0 cents, WOMAN'S TRUE FRIEND, A friend in need is a friend indeed. This none can deny, especially when assistance is rendered when one is sorely afflicted with discase, more par- ticularly tiase complaints and weak- neasus 80 cominon to our female popu- lation, Every woman should know 1hat Electric Bitters are woman's true friend, und will positively restore her to bealth, even when all other reme- dies ful. A uiu'ilu trial always proves our assertion. They are pleasant to ulm‘lulo. and ouly cost filty cents per 1tle. Sold by Ish & McMahon. @) CITY COUNCIL. A Buey Meeting of ths Muni- cipal Legislature. Regolution Recommen: ing tke Withdrawal of Tr ope, Miscellaneous Business of Importance and Otherwise. The eity council held a regular meeting last evening; the fellowing members being present: Corby, Deollone, Dunbar, Hornberger, Kauf- man, McGavock, McNamara, O'Keefe, Sieele and President Daily. COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS, Msyor Boyd sent i several cor- rections to ordinances. The city attorney sent in his opin- ion against che legality of excusing a man from paying license for billiard fables simply because he pays a liquor license. Magyor Boyd returned without his approval ‘‘on ordivance to exempt persons holding liquor licenses from the operation of the ordinance re- quirirg a license for keeping billiard rables” for the reasou that the city attorney reports it as his opinion that it is illegal. Mayor Boyd sent in his appoint. ment of J. 'I' Sheeley, George A. Hoagland and C. H. Guion, as ap peaisers of damige to property hold wra on Loavenworth street, between 16-h and 17th. The mayor appointed L. 8. Reed, John L McCague and L. W. Hill as appraisers to appraise all the rea estte belonging to the city at its cash value. Filed, The mayor appointed the following named persons as judges and clerks of election: First Ward—Judges of election, George C. Mericle, Wm. Doll, D Cogan. Clerks, H. P. Ritter, Jame: Leonard. Second Ward - Clerks, John Muho- nay, Thomas Firzmorris. Judges, § H. Bauffet, James Donnelly, Joseph R sacstein, Third Ward — Clerks, Henry Myers, Mat Hoover. Judges, Ira~ Wilson, Dwid F. Brown, John J. 0'Connor. Fourth Ward—Clerks, C. .J. Bmory, Jerome Pentzel. Judges, J. 8. Wright, Peter Hugus, Gustav Andersan, Fifth Ward - Clerks, John H. Erck, George W. Humo. Judges, J B Rockenfeld, J. A. Lilly, Juoseph Red wan. Sixth Ward—Clerks, W. A. Smith, Doe Jones, Judges, Aaron Hoel, E. V. Smith, T. A. McShane, W. W. Lowe withdrew his protet agaiust the city entering his premises 1n block 146, 80 as to allow the om- struction of a sewer through it. Filed. A petition from Haruey street busi- ness men and property owners, ask- ing that the guiters be cleaned on that street, was referred to commit- tee on streets and grades, with power to act. A petition, numerously signed by citiz s of south Omaha, calling at- tention to the bad condition of Sourh Thirteenth street, and asking that the sireet be graded and a sidewalk laid south frcm Williams street to the city limits, was referrerd to committee on streets and grades. An offer from 8. Pennock & Son's company to sell to the city road ma- chines at $150, Referred. The petision of Mra. Tsh, asking that the estate of J. K. Ish be re lieved from paying $270 for Macad- amizing Farnham street in front ot middle, 22 fuet, block 137, was re- ferred to judiciary committee. City Engineer Rosewater scnt in a list of sidewlke aceepted, which have been constructed and reported by con- tractor Gardoer. Approved. City engineer's list of sidewalks or- dered but not constructed was reter- red to committee on sidewalks and bridges. Michael Lavin’s bill of 850 for dam- agen arising from small pox was filed A petition asking for the laying of a sidowalk on Twelfch stroet ia front of certain premises was referred to the commirtes on streets and grades with power to act, 4 Tha petition of representatives of the L we estate to piy all delinqu-nt taxes asninst certain lots, Amounting to 87 000, on certain conditions was graute |, it The city physician recommended that the Il pox hospital be reno- vated, plastered and enlarged and then used for a eity ho pital. Re- forred to beard of health, Ad 1 son Junes, of the O. B T. asso- ointion, neked for some pecuniny ass's anee for that institutim, and his petition was referred to the finance commit!eo Several sidewalk petitions were re ferred. Conncilman Stull presented a copy of bills for providing for the construc- tion of viaduets, ete., over railroads. The bill was drawn by City Artirney Munderson. Roferred to committee on publio property and improvemeats. RESOLUTIONS, A rosd'ution that the sawer con tract of O'Brien & MsAuley be an nulled was referred to crmmittee on silewalks and sewerage, to confer with contractors and report at next meeting, 3 Resolved, That thestrest commis- sioner be directed to open & ditoh north of Lesvenworth street to drain water coming from the depot, so as to keep iv off private property. Re. ferred to committee on streets and grades with power to act. The following was introduced by Councilman 0'Keefe: Whereas, It appears that section 1, ordinance No, G&t en_tlllsd ‘an ordinance to regulate the license and sale of malt, spirituons gpd vinous liquors in the city of Omahi Section 1: “No person or copartnership of pereons shall withm the limits of the oity of Omaha, either by higself or his or their agent or employe, scll or glve away upon any protext whatever, auy malt, spirituous or vinous liquors, orany intoxicating drinks without first haviog ocom) with the pro- visions of this ordinance and ubtained » license as herein set forth.” There- fore, be it “Resolved, That the city marshal is hereby instructed to notify all whole sale liquor dealers and brewers to im- mediately conform to the require- gnirementl of the above named or- inance, The resolution was adopled by a vote of six to four. The a'rect o mmissioner was direct- ed by resolutious to do various jobs of street work Several sidewalks were ordered con- structed, Tho following was introduced by McGavock. Wherenas, it is tha opinion of this conncil that it would be better for the interests of this atate and city that the troops now a‘atsoned here be withdrawn from further servioe, Therefore, be it reaolved, that we respectfully and earnestly request the governor and mavor to, at the earli- est moment possible, withdraw the trorps now on service in this city. The resolution wan adopted. By Councilman Dily: Ived. That the city engineer he directed to immediately staka out lines for open mewer across the bot toma, north of U. P. shops, eto , and emnloy sofficient force of men at $176 pcr day to excivate, and also one or more men to keep time and direct 1nen at fair wages for services rendered, and that the enmmittee on seweraca purchase material as direct ed by ci'y engineer, who shall push the work to completion. Adopted, Resolved, That a lamp be p'aced at the shuthwest corner of Lsavenworth and Twentieth atroets. Adopted. The street commissioner was noti fied by a resalution to order the street railwav company to remove the dirt from Farnam street, between Four- teenth and Fifteenth streets, REPORTS OF COMMITTEFS, The c:mmittee on streets and erades recommended that catch basing be vlaced on each side of Farnam and Dong'as streets, at the unper line of Eighth streets, with 16 inch pipes extandirg from their base to the bot- tom., Ad pted, The jndiciary eommit'ee recom. mended that the ¢ rtificate of jude- ment of James H. McShane ho placed on file, to hadrawn from the sewer fund. Adon‘ed. The marshal’s report of liquor deal- era war was filed, Permission was grantod to Frank Murphy and o hors, property owners on Dodge s'reet, bet ween Seventeenth and Twentieth streets, to sew the corb line thirty feet from the property I'ne on each side leaving a uniform space of forty feet hatween the cnrbing. The monthly report of the city en- vineer on the sew:r contract of Hugh Murphy & Co. was approved. ORDINANCES, An ordinanes amendine gections 29 and 30 of ordiance No. 474 entitled “‘An ordinance to establish the grade of certain streets in the city of Omaha,” was passed. An ordinancs to p-ovant the mali: ciong hranking of street lamps was reforred to the judi iy committee. Special ordinances to pay for con- struction of sidewal’s were passed. PERSONAL. L. P. Brown, of Mount Idaho, is in the city. J 0. Fisher, of the Lincoln Journal, is in Om ‘ha. J. E. North, of Columbus, is in the city un business. Lieutenant Govornor Carns home ye terday. United States Di-trict Attorney Lam. b. rison is in the city. Cul. ¢ Chse went out to Papillion yeste diy to a tend .ou t. Gles P. Reede, of Sheridan, is Om1!'» on & business trip. D, D. Mur and wif:, of Linco'n, ar- rived in th city )e.terday. Maj. W. A. Fonda has returned from his hunting trip to St Paul, I raco New uan, the Union Paaific agent, came in from the w st last evening. ¥. H. Angell, of Duwid City, isin Omaha. Ha is stop ang at the Withnell, JX. H. McCann, of Dawson, is registered amorg the arrivals in the city last even- ing. E. F. Wren. of Nebraska City, ar- rived in Omaha last evening and put up at the Withnell, L. M. Georgia, of Birghamton, N. Y., arrived in the oty last evening and 1egis- tered at the Withuell. C. Duras a prom nent citizen of S.line county, w & in the iy yesterduy and left for a trip to the old country. C F. 'ddiogsand A. F. D naldso, of North Platte, - rrived in the citd last eveu- ing, and registered at the Withnoll, (ol, Fishor, general superintendent of the Denver & South Pa k railroad, arrived i/ ths city yesterdsy wornng. He re. torned to Derver last evening. Dr. K. Den, #n early and prominent ro-ident of Owaba, is in the ci'y on a vicit from bi« present resii-nce Colo- rado, He wil remaintwo or thres weeks His many friends will be especially g'ad to #ee Lim, Hon. 8idney Dillon, president of the Uuion P , aud Assistant Gener 1 Manager Kimball, sccom iauied by Pres dent Dillon’s private secretary, Mr, Can- field, aud B, C. Bmeal, civil eugineer, left last eveninz ‘n the special coich, No, 12, for Kan-as4 City. H. W. Y ites, K q., cashier of the vew Nebra-ka National Lauk, let for the east yesterday. He will éxawiny th cois struction of vari us banks wnd gain idesws for the bu lding of the coming stricture the new bank co | pany propose to erect, left for T Eowmomy. A fortune may ! spent in using inek when by auplyig Tuomas' Ecurorkio O1n » speedy and econowis 1 eu e can he effect A Tn cases lame buck. bod ly ailments ery description, it atfords in- meh2 1w Dr, And. P. Johnston has removed Dentsl rooms from Jacobs' block to 1308 Faruham street, over store formerly occupied by Tootle & Maul. meh9-1m Don't fail to attend the opening of the New Chicags Dry Goods house of Geo, P. Brown, 1116 Farnam street, Tuesday evening, March 21-(»i A Flllc—l: GoLp Mupas Corres. M21-9¢ ~Monday the connty con mission: era decide upon prov sions for lowering the g-ade on Farnam street. The excava- tion for the court house site will be low+ ered aix feet, which wil bring 1the main floors of ths court house and of the jail ab ut on alevel. That part of the equare surrounding the foundation of ha ¢ urt house is not to te cus down until atter the buildive is finished. The contract for gra‘ing will belst o Tharsday. | o FeiDe Meyer's SWCATARRH CURE. The Only Enown Real Cure. OR SALE—Fouse of two rooms and corner Tot, veur 18(h at eet. Cars Price, $050.00. Mo IAG 'E, Opp. pos*o” ce. sl 4880 Fou TN [— Builoing suita e for retall bus. iness in good location—cheap. MOUAGUE Opp post. fMce. w1l 43 92 OR SALE—M-len and horses at Redman's 16 h strect barn, pl 477 8/ “OR *AI E—Five arres of Jand on aunde & 8t ect, with fi e roaderce, barn and other improven'enta. Price $2,60: teyma ea-y, 4714 W. R Barteit, be.l i atate Agent A let of . YOR SALE.— Horsca At anction. youn . Nerman Clydied lo Stall'cns, beet ever offefed in 'he west atihe kri k Pa oppoaite the Ogden House Courci Mufl., Thurs- Ay, March 887, Terms of wle. eight monthe time with approv:d sccurity witho & Int rest it paid wien due, five per cent. <ff for cash, 018 4L V. H. SEELY. OT8, 81 Uoach, 86 down and #6 por mouth FEMI S, Agant. JOR SBALE—A new house and lot. 28th snd Douglas 8t. Inquire to A. Bouman, 26th ovd Farnham te. 418-1m* OR BALE—Horse and br ggy. Green Troe Houre. Inculr Mra 41690 SPECIAL NOTIGES. TO LOAN—MONE . \ ONEY TO LOAN—UAILat Law Oinos of D, i L. Thomas Room 8 Crelghton Block. B250 000 eries i stmas torest (n suma,of 42,600 and ipwazda, for 8 10 6 years, on Arst-class city and arm property. BRuis (eAt ESTATE And Loax “anney, 16th and Douvlns Sta. or centin. HELP WANTED. ANTED=A ~we ish Ind:would 1ive to do lnund v wirk in private tamiles reg: Cail £206 North 1ith street, 498-21% \ larly. VWITI- Situntion by ghl o do gen- er 1h ork «r work ingrivate f ml. Iy, Cull 1210 Chicugo and 12tu sireet 496 28 \\7ANTED—itontin by a first clas dies , 1n a priv.to family. Ingy Y. M. C. . roons. VW ANTED=Fir:t Cclas coat and pants mukers. Metcall Bros Council K ufty 500-5 \ AN ED—A good man, wilirg to make himsel) useful wboit a hotel, one who has had s.me expericnce wag:a puid 121h un- 10 h atreet. 604-22¢ TANTED. : Ag - ubout 15, pr fered. Good Apply -t Newspiper Union, cor. id Howard treet. 601t \ AN To borriw oue thonsand d £ b 111 hore nd wih toarraige to piy i in monthly installments. Addres:, M., Bo office, opl 43y 22% simation a3 first-cla s cook, 14'1 Chicag. street, spl 493 29 ‘—A\ TRD—~1Tun’ on by & DAnish girl. En- quire at .he Buston 1 undev, n rth 13 b tr.ot opl 491210 VWANT D=goot ourdioss at sou hwest corner 16th and Harncy. Woges 84 per weok, spl 468 22% VW ANTED-To ront, hotal or b arding house by man of exporl nce. ~ Ad Irens, F 0., Bocoffics. spl401-21° ANTED Inmodistely & con putent girl or WV & encral houso. wor . Beat ws. ea'given; atuorthw: e e vour Hamilton ard Pie ot ect, S inn'< - doition “p 8020 V y ANTED—A gon shocmaker who «an make sewe 1 or pegged 1o s, L. A. Petcrson. ax2 21 ANTED 10 1ent +n_improve fimaer O.ana. Adires, 605 3ih. 46.-28% JAEIED - A femule vook at 10.7 Varnam strat 467 21° WANT'D - Oord partry_u d mev: cook at h- Niagara houss, Teuth stie t, be- iwe n Far amaa Loigas: Apply imme- diate y. 404 81* ANTED Ar.pidw d sccu ate s criha d er desires ~iuation, Goxd p nman avdun‘erts ds e.eml offf ¢ wor . Addr se Steuog, ek utfice. 448 ANT D - A goud asistant gardencr. H. K u tse. 432 y ANIID Board rnat tio Garlle d Luese, N. W. cornui 14thand Juck s n des, sl et An 1y at 1086 North J. M. COUNSMAN 808 t1 ANTED—G oigr. 16th strect. MK, NTANTED—A goou siri 1 1 general ho'ia - work, also & nurse girl, Borthwest ¢ ir- ner 28 and Burt s rew 8 3af VVANTLU» -tunalug Oride wid 40hool Bonde H. T. Clark, Bellevue. 2641 school, at 19th and California B"Lfi L. B 8 l})o!u \\ ANTE uati 0 s ho k- evpes, by & ¥ , 24 yours o'd who Bi6 ks Gernana d Evglh In a verv good pon.sn and book-! enjer; was cngaged in € a bl in an easteri bu in: 83 e ilege bet f :ifer euces. AN 1 Youak 17 yeus old, who s astudent of the ' avenpors B s ness’ Colloge wit Alioss F. 0, hd W. Fourth 1 veup ¥, lowa 456 A RUCKK~ B 1OKS WANTRD - 10 kiop e¥uk inkain roturs for trade. ¥, 0. Bx 602, 3 FOR RENT. -HOUSES ANDO LAND OR BENT— '« use 4 rooms, w uih end 10th 8,00 p r month Foquire of J. 8. Mo Cague, opjiost 49911 Nicoly furnshed rooms, 1618 Dodgo street, up-stalrs, Enquire on prow: syl dad B2% ROOM 10 RENT—A 2020 St, Mary's Aveoue, 4-0ut OR LEN1—Forty acrie of Ind to ront, thr e 1w low rom court house. bull & Awe’, 1606 Faru m, “ JOR KENT N bia' be rhill and fixtur Cumlug bt cot. Luquire ca prem s, lots, farms, ston w1560 &4 D o ~oithwest coruck 26th arre 1 .16, K. 11, uu Iumm.\'l 1o0e 6, improve Douglav von ty Inrd. 14 mile trom R R, stution, Inquire ut 2118 Pay nport stroet. 3y ne front room, furnished; at ., ean. ie, ber bnvenport A Vo t Nicely turnisbed room, 21340 baw 6. Store room in hrick hnild 16th and Cuwing. ¢, F t THherman b ey Aply to N W Mo 20744 JOR We o roous, with - table ¥il, 307 5. {¥th Bt NT—Furnisnon in Eog e (el NMOR RENT-—-% ! Cnante’ Exehange,N. K Arvete 0. NOR PENT—Niocly furnished roons with 14 wilhout board. Reasouable prices 18 Cose 85 w0 o URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—8, W. 10th and Dovenport 4. it NURNISHED RO M3 in throw hiock postottice. Inquire at 1619 Dod e, #is-1f “OR BALE A good stock of ¥ neral beiween fou five Lhoi sand or will ex b nge lacd. Address, 5. G. T owas, Fulrbury, Neo. 505-30¢ NORS ALE—One almost new Org vme. lnquire ai 314 seath 10t OR BALE—Oce fresh oow adl oal’. En quire soutawest coraer 16:h aud Howasl, wpl 4beat DOR SALE—3aloo stoos aud fxtures aud Il‘ Jonso give MM «tlon, nhuquhli ol L. . Epencer, nor % Goraer L1eh id darmey, ’ ol 464 7 V ANTED—4 children as b arders in s -olect I, % ~vory TrAme d ot er improve- monts, eact sido of Baund.ra streot, near Ford Umaba. Call at this office. 40140 [YOR SALE Large hou Inq iire Sth & Dore man's residence, Gen bl VKS Lk—Five ce © house. barn 2 wells 2 lobs, 61x'32 each vear C. F. Grod ian, 338.94% NOR ALE—Hou-e and corner iot, che Prico $10000 cash or $1100.01 0n *time. VCCAGUE, O/ p. Pos 20t Fou SALE—House with 6 rooms, barn, and ong lea<e of lot_on 15th Nt., | et. Burt and Webster. Inquire st Eoholm & Erickson's. 866 tf NOR SAUE—Car load of fa. blackey mules broke. Apply of J. W. Shinter, Coin Ia, 26-1mo* OR SALE—82 reside: ce lota on ad near 16th street. to $10 ea h. Terms easy. McCAGUE, Agint, Opp. Post Ufice, 26 b EAUTIFUL KESIDENGE LOT: 85 do vn an 85 per wonth, i6th and Douy wx Sts 'Vo)l SALE—AG Hall» joed wi 1.« ewr dlintary Br dge, 75 ton-of No. 1 b.led hay Wil ne dellvered 10'ary pa-t of thecity — Als) ground food at the loweet carh price. W, 1. Mot 283-1m! OR SALE—Ricycle, 4 Foi ¢ 9-Inch Standard Oolum. ply « nion Eles 13 2634 [IOR SALECA Noo L pen otheaty it horees. Enquire of G. T. Paulacn, st Peter oow", o4 11 NOR SALF—Houwe il fall (01 1 2001 100 tion, cheap. | rice, $1260, MoCAGUE, Opp. post .thice. ORSHALE—Best building lot in Shinn's ad- dition, 143 feet east front by 120 foot lepth. MoCAGUE, Opp. post uffice. 14 NOR BALE—2 nine counters and show cases, at Geo, H. Petersoi 10th 8. R SALE—Ur will vacna Jperty, an improved sec ' stativn on U. P, R, R. Farnbam 8t,, Omaha, 720 m Bkmx FOR PALN. 208.41 ESTABKOOK & COK Pou 11+ 0°61) 64 cou_TEv but or for sale BU0 oo et o i vy ey i Beal's U ceery . ture, corner Litn lvll'; Dlm ®o. 474 Lnio* EMIS sels houses, lots, farms ans Uffice, 16th and D' ugia- Ste. Bmcx FOK SALE—T. Murray. 10 DALED BAY—AU A, H. Sandor s Feod Stor 1018 Hacovy 5. s10-tt MIBCELLANEOUS. v hose with black fce, ab ut 4 yewr ded 0 left” hip. Vind rw il rewn d by return- ing tue 8 me 1o McShaue's live y stabl . 502 ST, LEY OR STRAVED- Brom Cen Fitchett, corier t. Vary'saveonuesnd orve t treet, ur pp _omo blac jots and bluck 8.rs. hud col ur with swhe 's ' ame «n _ Any one ro- turiing sam to ubove ad ir e will by muitably 10 o ded 487- JT: AV D- 8 colt-: la-t eeen in « mahn; One ») ye rs, bay, lace aud vie }ind foot white weighs ALt 75 ; no 2 years, bay, star, and one hin~ foot whi‘e, e ghs abo © 75t; 1@ lust siim- o sorr I, white f os, very smal. f . t1h m wiil bo rewarded i on’ at_Ho v ry stable, Om s, or 10 V. i 479 2w & 81 maple reos | 25 000 feet big' one mily w Ow.hs. Audress #. C. Alnswortky Wil bay half inrerost in an ce- B3, 000125 Rod tnsinocs, paving &1 ver eint ? Fur fur her 1 foruation spplv or sddres W. C. B. Aou, 1i15 Farn m str. et, Omaha, N-b. 470t about 3 mo+ he old, white wth When losh B A'D 3 OCKa N— ) yere t order. Call on ok \muw, 10h St Let. vapi ol avenusard D.ven arc 8. Perty of AT 1 FO mound stabliug. Bri gt stras inale or bad ke, K EST.B OOK. 425t ONET. ING N+ W 7O« OMA 1A—Dr. Criw= fa dof Clevelun , O., the (11 popalar and x| ful maanfactucer of &r iicial limba of the improv.d ylunk, 1as openca a brauck anica rur- ery i No. 19 South atreet, Omah’, Neb, irniein f w0 evory de ¢ wupporters for jawalizad and delormed Jinbs tr g-es, shouldo), bine 8 and rupporters forf m 1 wiakuess, cte. 1@ South Fih st w0 and Ouiuh, Neb. J.5. CRAWHO 4107 it Vrop-ie or, IANO AND O+ GAN lustruction by Miss K 8. Parh t, -, 20th relow Plopeu, 9i-tf JORTRAITS IN URA)UN—Pastilo and O 180 decorutive painting MRS, DL R WAKDNER, room 1, Jacnb's Block 22X EMIET NEW OITT MArD, loc-=hounted l-‘ Maps, 80. GEO P BEMIS, YO0~ Aud firat clawn table b d, a6 W11 v Cams St. mi m* V drows I, B¢ office. NETRUCTIO aro 10 frequer t ree 1117 ~he) roows for man and Ad- AN ED wife, mivt be moderate iu price, Hee 2974 ON TYPE- WU ITEKB- Wa ipt of wyplicacions for M 1 perators, BELL & 506 Farnhar, Axents Remingtan Ts pe-Wri febls sl R RN Tull Tots 10 lewse " hear Croighton : for 326 per year, uxter L. Thomas & ¥ro., Koow 8, Creihton t e Y EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALM VATIHY TIGNALIST, 4% Tenth “tr o, wnd Harmey, Will, with tn , obtaln tor soy one & ¢! t, and on certain Il 1 Bhe e Absolutely Pure. This pow/ef never varies A wervel of pur ity, stiength snd wholesou cness. More vor no- uie) thin the ordiuery kinds, and cann t be sold o om, -h: with Ve Imllnlwdc oflew teut, short welght. nuor‘m o powdens. io tave. Rovak Powum G0, 106 Wal 88, Now York X S