Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 24, 1882, Page 8

OMAHA WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 1882 I'HE DAILY BEE: The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Wedne:d »; Morning, May 24 Weather Report (The following observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the sta- e e, U. 8, S, Branon, 4L O‘IAlfi May 95, 183, (146 p. al I Direct cn wrd of S 3. =% BoEB5E882 P R =% Se22°5nesy SAEEZE 2% & River § foet 6 Inches above high water mark «\ Omaha and 4 feet 7 inches av Yankton, e ————— i LOOAL BRHVITIES, —Dr, P. M Chadwick held a postmor- tem yesterday in the case of the little son of Mr, Seydell, who died from swallowing A Berew, ~—The Omaha Glee Club met at Hospe's last night to rehearse for the Decora- tion"Day exercises at Lincoln, in which they have been invited to take part. —Another enit in girnishment and at. tachme t has been begun against the firm of R. C. Steell & Johnston, by Marrener & Kimball, of Chic go, for $2,514.65, —Mrs Di k Hume has made _her hus. band o pres ntof a fine baby, a yirl, standard weiy ht. Tt is the fire and con. sequently everybody is happy. e THE SILVER SPIKE. A Special Train Leaves Omaha to Unite Her With Denver by Another Tie. Completion of the B, & M., Extension. A special train left this city at 4 o'clock last evening by the B, & M. ratlway conveying a party of officials, inoluding; General Bup rintendent Holdieze, Treasurer Taylor, Mas er Mechanic Hawksworth, Purchasing Agtnt Hargraves, General Passenger Agent Eustis and Mr. Newt Barka- low. Several other B. & M. officials accompanied the party as far as Lin- coln. The main party goes to a point twenty-nine miles east of Donver, where on Thuraday the ceremony of driving the last spike, which will com- plete the B & M. extension and unite Chicagn with Denver by the C B. & Q routs, will be performed by Supermtendent Holdrege. A silver spike was taken along with the party from here for this purpose. Upon joiving the two ends of the road the party will proceed to Den- ver, making the first through trip over the new line, and will remain at the Colorado metropolis for several days, attending to business connected with the terminal fucilitics of the line there. As has been stated betore, the through freights will be put on June 1, follewed by through pussen- ger trains a month later. An excur- son of representatives of the press and businies men of Denver wili be invit d to come east at —A reward of 850 will be paid for the return of the jewelry taken on the mornivg of the fire, May 12ih, and no questions asked, O, E. Abert, 106 Douglas atreet. ¢ m23-tf ~—Morton's “Big 4” minstrels will ap- pear at the Ope:a House on Mon/ay night ] next. Thiy are old favorites and will / draw s big honse. 1 —Mr. M. Dinan, the well known U. P ; engineer, and Miss Annie Callahan, daughter of Mr. J. B. Cnllahon, of South Omahs, were married Monday by Rev. Father English. —The Ohicago firms who held claims aguinst Steell & Jobnston, ray that the mercantile agencies here failed to give them any waraing of the approaching fate of this firm, —W. C. Allen & J, W. Thompson, old and experienced laundrywen, have started a laundry with all the lat st and most iw- proved wachinery. The laun'ry is siiu- ated on 13th between Dodge and Capitl avenue, in Mrs, Louise Hilloke's new brick building. —~There were five I'ullman cars out on the U, P. yesterd:y Three went light, to return with the Raymond excursion pirty, which leaves Ogden on the 20th h inst, There were aleo four baggage cirs | and four day conches, a remarkably large 1 train, A —Frank Muyo has *'returned ¢ his first love,”. “Davy Crockett,” the play which made him fame and fortune. He appears at Boyd's Opera House to-night (Wed- nesday), aud is sure to weceive a warm groeting. ~There were three Arunks hefore Judge Beneke yesterday Omne was sent up for six days on bread aud water diet, and two for ten days at hard labor. The county jail is reported nearly full, and the talk of a workhouse for city prisoners is renewed, That is what Omaha ought to have, ~—There is a bad hole in the crosswalk ut the southwest corner of 20th and Web- ster etreets, It isliable on any night to be the cause of a mishap that may cost the ity thousands of dol'ars for pesonal dam- ages, The street commissioner sbou'd ook after it. —Superintendent E. E, Corbin, of the Sidney aud Black Hills stage line, re- ceived o letter ia this city Monday staw an early day to inspect the new road, woing by way of Omaha to Chicago, and taking in the principal towns along the route. "This will the fol- lowed by a return excursion at an early day. Supt. Holdrege an! party will re- turn to Omaha on Sunday next. To shorten the time and distance between Denver and the enst the Burlington will at once build a cut-off from Foreer City on the Kansas City, 8t. Joe aud Courcil Biuffs division to the Atchison and Nebraskn branch—a distance of ten miles, This necesei- tates crossing the Missour: river on a transfer boat until a bridge can be built. This cut-off will shorten the BASTARDY A Young Man Arrested on a Serious Charge—His Victim Tries to 8hoot Him A few woeks ago a brief item ap- peared in Tue Bee to the effect that a young woman employed in one of the city laundries had brought suit against a young man also employed in the samo place, charging him with being the father of her unborn child. The suit was begun in Judge Anderson's court, and before the warrant could be served the alleged weducer had left town, Yeaterday he was seen in the city and was arrested and taken before Judge Wright where she young woman appeared against him, Tn the talk which preceded the hearing of the case and in which it was attempted to patch up a compromise, the girl nmg) the nccused were allowed to go off by themselves in a side room, Con- stable Saundors standing at the door. While there he heard a noise within asif a scufle was n progress and opening the door found the two strug- gling together, the man apparently trying to prevent the girl from some violenco. Tt appears that she had tried to persuade him to settle the matt.r by marrying her, and failing had attempted to pull a revolver from her pocket either to shoot her betrayer or herself, and the effort to prevent this laudable design haud resutted in the ecuffls overhead. The dendly weapon, a large six shooter wan taken from the d.sperate girl aud the private conference broken up, In the proceedings which followed the matter was finally settled by the payment of 8100 in cash to tho plaint- iffy and the defendaut giving a bond to support the child, and prevent its becoming a burden on the county. SATISFIED THEM. Resolutions Adoptad by the Return- ing 8t. Loulsans. The following resolutions were adopted od the return trip by the St. Louis merchants who were banquetted in this city on Thursday last: Ty the Honorible Mayor an 1 Citizons of Omahs, Nebraska: The St. Louis visitors having been 80 cordially received and so royally entertained by the citizens of Omaha, seize their first opportunity to return their hearttelt thauks for the many courtesios shown them while in your city, and beg to express their senti- distauce from the east to Denver about #xty miles. s A R THE HOTSPURS A Fine Entertalument by a Very Charmiog Company. The pressure of news in our columns yesterday prevented the mention which was due the excolient perform- ance gven by the Hotspur dramati: club at the opera house on Saturday evening. Previous to the opening of the en- tertainment the A, O. H. band played a number of splendid pieces from tho baloony of the opera house, and hun- dreds of people gathered on the walks in frout of the buildiug to hear this fi'ting introduciion to what followed. This new dramatic organization wasre- oently organized, and exclusively for the purpose of playing for the beunefit of charitable organizations and insti- tutions, The programme comprised two pieces, ‘‘Ilhe Old Guard” and “The Chimney Corner,” in both of which the principal members of the olub appeared. The principal char- acter in_each piece, namely that of Corporal Haversack in the “Old Guard,” aud Peter Probity in the “Chimney Corner,” were admirably sustuined by Mr. G. A. Wilcox, the manager of the club. Neither char- acter pariook of avy of those features of low comedy or melo-deama which usually strongly appeal to the taste of s miccollaneous, audience, Eich isa little eketch of character in the life of the soldier and the honest Euglish chandler, and in each of which the truthful side of nature was held vp to ing that an attempt was made to stop the coach on the 14th by several men, a few miles below Rapid City, The driver got beyond their range after four shots were fired by them, one bullet passin th:ough the hat of a passenger who was riding out- eide. Noclue has been obtained to the parties, ~—Harvey Rowe, of Otoe county, was brought into U, 8. court Monday lw Officer Wright for selling leaf tobacco without a license. He pleaded guilty and ‘was sentenced to $25 und costs, ~Ph, Best Brewing Cos Celebrated Export and Bohemian Beer by the bottle, caseorin car lots. J, E, Blake, 214 south 15th street, —A horee rin away on St. Mar; ve- nue Moaday and troke its neck, This should prove a lesson to runaway horses. ~(irier, and not Graham was the name Sunday's victim of ulcoholism, B e rree MARRIED, SIMPSON—S1 ELLAN—Attheresidence of the bride's parents in Florence, Mr, Johin Simpson to Miss Rose Stellan, on Tuesday, May 23, at 8 o'clock p. m, DIED. ALLEN—At Medins, Ohio, llw 10, Mrs, Lauia Allen, the mither of W, O, B. of this city, in her 74th vear, the early settlers of the West. & strong Chris the community where Her in- - main, and js e of HASON—In this clty, May 21, at 6 RENSON IS oy Moy 31, o Fuperal te-day, May 23, at 2 o'clock, Y Baunders strect, near 11 8. w., infant Beydell, uzed ), st 4 o'clock, alifornia stoeet, ism, according are well nign Oil enters a quevsevery st iy the admiration of the audience, which was not slow to appreciate snd en- courage the conception and rendition of the gentlemen by . whom they were ossuyed, Miss Myra Eaton appeared in both pieces, and displayed an improvement reatly beyond the expeotations of fisr most ardent friends, People who remember her appearance in ‘‘Re- ward,” three yeara ago, would scarcely have recog d her, o greatly im- proved w e, and 8o satisfactoril rendered was everything she diJ’.’ Miss Allison, Miss G. Trowbridge and Messrs. E. D. McLghlin, L. Green, A. T, Large and George E. Wright sustained the other characters credit- ably and successfully, Eich of the ladies and gentlomen deserve spocial and commendatory notice, whish, however, want of space prevents. The club deserves encouragement at the hands of our citizens, aud if they con- tinue in their present ¢ urse they will eoon come into that favor of which Tue Bee unhesitatingly pronounces them worthy, Mr. R, Schaefer, Allegheny City, Pa,, had the rheumatitm for eight years, ingle bettle of St, Jacob's Oil cured him. The following is the wuy it stands, Aspiring statesmen may now prepare to set up ihe pins for the coming campaign or move into the districts where the prospects are better; sho spent | Kirst District—The counties of Rich- ardson, Nemaha, Pawnee, Johnson, Gage, Lancaster, Otoe, Cass, Saun- ders, Sarpy and Douglas, Second District—The couuties of Jefforson, Baline, Seward, Butler, Polk, York, Fillmore, Thayer, Frauk- lin, Nuckolls, Kearney, Phelps, Har- lan, Furaas, Gosper, Frontier, Red ments in l%m following resoluticns, unanimously adopted on board the Missouri Pacific train, This day, near Papillion, Nebraska, Resolved, That in accepting the in- vitation of the citizens of Omaha to visit that wide-awade ard progressive city, the representatives of the com- mercial intereats of St. Louis did a wise thing; and, in addition to the pleasure of the visit, we recogmze the fact that its object was also to estab- lish trade relations between two sec- tions of the west, whose interests are mutual, | . Resolved, That the kind expres- sions heard by us while in Omuha from your representative men, are but evidences that in due course of time the people of Nebraska will be brought into closer relations with our people, and we trust that thebond of union may be tormed for all time, and that the development of yonr city and state may be as rapid as your worthy and energetio efforts deserve. Resolved, That inasmuch as it was not_possible for all of our lines of trade to be represented in the party calling upon you, it is hop d thav the Nebraska merchants may find it cow- venient to accept an invitation which we learn is soon to be extended your business men, and that they then will allow us to reciprocats in our own groat city the many courtesies you have shown ue. Tronmas Boon, Chairman St. Louis Party. J. SToFER, N. G. Larivoxt, W. 8. Brousr, H. E Mack, AvBiN MELLIER, Committee on Resolutions, May 19, 1882 We have known people who had not stirred from their beds for six weeke, on account of Inflammatory Rheumatiam, to be cured in less than one week by St. Jacobs Oil - says Max Baumeister, Esq., Walla Walla, Washiugton Territory, Commissloners Court. Sarurvay, May 20, 1882, Board met pursuant to adjcurn- ment, Present commissioners — Drexel, Corliss and Kuight. The claim of Mr. Sallivan for §6 as witness foes was rejected. 4 The following accounts were allow- ed; GENERAL FUND, Tore, ticket for pauper ber 1 0., lumbe Lunworthly, barb Purchae aud arber, grocer Foster un | D, O Clark, 1 D, Sherer, hau houve 100 D, O, ) — Suxe, 610 A, Pulook, goods for Co, 10 00 y for pest hou 150 ROAD FUND, . ¥, Kenely, grad ng, 00 ohn Jort, work on roud. . . H, Lus D ) 0. ecd oS 5 g == s B3 for county. . BRIDGE FUND, Wm, VanDohren, repairing briiges 61.50 Jas, Gilwore, work on do......... X Jacob R. Hendrix, by his attorney G, J. Huat, filed hus undertaking in upxonl, which was approved, stovens & Heaney filed their peli- DASTARDLY DEED, The Attack on Young Krause on Sum- day Morning. To the Editor of The Bee: Lnst Bunday morning about 10 o'clock an assault was made on my son, Horatio 8, Krause, at the candy store of L. Brown, No. 1156 8. 15th street, which for contemptible, cowardiceand low brutality, has seldom been equalled. The boy, » lad of abent seventeen years, entered the store, where were Tom Price (formerly of Price & MoDermott, plumbers) Pat O’'Brien and two others, names not known; besides Mr, and Mrs, Brown and their litsle son, and Mr, Andrew Devins. My son then began talking quietly with Mr, Devins,when, without warning oi provocation, he was as saulted by Prioe, the blow felling the boy against show cases and bottles which were broken by his fall, cutting him feartully. In falling he caught an iron weight from the counter, which, however, he had mno chance of using as the assault was followed up by Price—who attempted to strike him with a set of iron scales weighing about fifteen pounds—backed by O'Brien, who struck the boy on the head over Prico’s shoulder. Mr. De- vins caught Pricoand prevented him from using the scales, which would surely have killed the boy. Mr. Brown’s little son ran out on thestreet and cailled the police, when the vahiant Price and his brave gang, fearing the strong arm of the law, got into a wagon and drove off. 'the mean rascality of the gang then showed itself Fy their coming to my grocery (knowing that I had long since quit tho saloon business) and trying to get me to sell them some liquor, hoping to thereby prevent my presecuting them as they so richly de- serve, My son had worked for Price and not being able to agree with him had quit him, upon which Price had made threats of getting even with the boy. I send you this, as I wish the peo- ple of Omaha to know such iofernal scoundrels for what they are, H. G. Kravsg, N. B.—A warrant is out for their arrest, but the rumor is that they have skipped the town. and they have have not been found by the police. SBAD AFFAIR. A uittle Child Dles from Swallowing a Plece of Brass. Ocourring as a singular coincidence with the death of the little son of Mr. Seydell, reported . Monday, is the case of the infant child of Mr. Cook, of the firm of Cook & Isaacson, who re- sides at the western cxtremity of Cali- fornia street, near Thirty-fourth. From what can bo learned it ap- pears that about ten days ago the baby was given a little bell to play with. Cuild-like, it kept working away-at the toy until it*loosened the “‘clapper” or tongue, which was of brass, an putting this in its mouth, it at length, sad to say, swallowed it. Although a physi- cian was called it seemed to be a hope- less case from the first. The child was still nursing, and the mother held it almost coustantly to her breast for four days previous to its death, which occurced on Sunday morning to alle- viate the agony it suffered. During these four days it was in a dying con- dition and sustained only by the life it thus received, On Sunday morning the physician urged the mother not to prolong its sutfering, but to give her child up. Exclaiming, “My God! then take it!" she handed the baby over and left the room, and hardly had she done so un- til the little epirit passed away. The sad details were known all over west Omaha, and never was s0 much sympathy expressed for a family as on this oceasion, The mother is nearly crazed with grief, imagining herself in some way responsible for tho accident, The funeral took place at 2 p. m. Monday. i Army Orders. The latest orders issued from the Department of the Platte, Omaha, Nebraska, are as follows: The following named enlisted men, now at Fort Omaha, Neb., will rejom their companiee: Sergeant John White, Company D, Ninth infantry; Corporal Thomas &, Lamb, company O, Ninth infantry; Private Charles G, Holmes, company @G, Ninth ivfantry, The quartarmaster's depirtmont will furnish the necessary transportation, It is impracticable to carry covked rations, A general court martial is appointed to meet at Fort Douglas, Utah, on the 20th day of May, 1882, or as soon thereafter as prec icable, for the trial of Private Guorge Miller, Company 0, Fourteen infantry, and such other prisoners as may bo brought before it D-tail for the court; Majors Chas. W. Wingord, paymaster U. 8. A, and Samuel M. Horton, surgeon, U. 8 A Fust Licutonants Charles G, Penney, R Q M., Bixth iufantry, David L. Cratt, Sixth infantry, aud Thomas G, Townsend, Bixth infantry; Second Lieutenants John J. Shaw, Sixth infantry and Reuben B. Turner, Sixth infantry; First Lieutevaut William H. H, Orowell, adjutant Sixth infantry, judge advocate. A greater number of officers than those named can not be assembled with manifest injury to the service, Second Lieutenaut Oarter P, John- son, Fourth infantry, will report wish- out delay to the commanding offieer, Furt Fred, Steele, Wyoming, for tem ronry duty with company O, Fourth ufantry, The quartermaster's de- partment will furnish the necessary transportation, Leavo of absenca for one month, to take effect on or after June 26, 1882, is granted Sccond Lieutenant Lester W. Cornish, Fifth cavalry. Willow, Hitchoock, Hays, Chase and Dundy. Thied District—The remainder of M Lavg, B thavy, O, tates that for fifteen months she was troubled with & disease in the ear, causing outire eafness, To ten minutes after using Thoyas' EoLkotiie O1n she found rel ef, in & short tiwe she was ondng&nn‘ w2sdlw tion and bond for the sale of liquor at Waterloo, Adjourned. Jouy Bauvmex, County Olerk, By H. T\ Leavire, Deputy, MOUNT ARBOR NURSERY, Hedge plants 760, thousand lvhalnnlouuncfl. T, E'B. ls.;fn, 4 - Onana, Nes, Mz. W, F. Expaay, Dear Sir.—You can guarantee that Erdman’s pure baking powder is made from the finust cream tartar crystals, and that it contains no alum, phos- phates or foreign substances nx:r: starch in sufficient quantity to the cream tartar and soda. E. J, Wisox & Co,, wis-2-mde Oincinnati, Obio, STATE SPORTSMEN. | The Bighth Annual Convention of the Nebraska Association, The Proceedings at Last Nigh's Bess’on. - iitni The eighth annual convention of the Nebraska State Sportsmen’s asso- ciation began in this city last eveniny at the room of the Omaha Sportamen’s club. There was a fair attendanoe last evening. All the delegates have not yet arrived, but are expected as follows: The Lincoln Sportsmen's olub ap- pointed the following delegates: B. H. Polk, T. P. Quick, C. E_Siraus- burger, 8. F. Rouse, A. G. Kendall Osceola Sportsmen's cluu delegates: L. A. Beltrer, J. M. Woods, A. Seu- ger, A. W. Smith, H. M. Sykes. Lancaster county club delegates: A. H. Mendenhall, James Kelley, James Pearst, Robert Coliins, Slisby gun club, of Syracuse, dele- aates: (. Z. Page, D. D. Bray, W. U. Cook, W. T, Peet, F. E. Brown, Omaha Workingmen’s club dele- gates: Wm. Robinson, John Howl, Wm. Carnaby, John McDonald. George Jones. Omaha Sportswen’s club delegates: Wm. Krug, George B. lake, J. H. Peabody, A. 8. Patrick, R. N. With- nell. Nemaha County Sportsmen’s club delegates: R. W. Furnas, W. T. Den. W. W, Browning, J. 0. Eberly. The meeting was presided over by B. E. B. Kenuedy, president of the association, Hon, J. . McBride, of Liuncoln, was elected secretary pro tem, On motion a committes of three was appointed on credentials, as fol- lows: Messrs. Patrick, Browniog and Wood. The roll call showed the following clubs represented: Omaha Sports. men's, Omaha Workingmen's, Lin- coln, Osceola, Silsby Gun club of Syracuse, Nemaha County club, Lan- caster county. The secretary read the minutes of last meeting, which were approved. The report of Treasurer Farnas was received and read, showing a balance of $24.76 on hand. The re- port was adopted. 2 President Kennedy read his annual address, which was quite an interest- ing doeument, On motion a committee of five was appoiuted to report a proper location for the nekt annual convention as fol- lows: J. C. McBride, of Lincoln; A. 8. Patrick, of Omaha; Mr. Jones, of Omaha Workingmen’s Sportsmen’s club; Mr. 8 rasburger, of the Lancas- ter county olus; Mr. Wood, of Osce- ola; Mr. Brown, of the Silshy gun club of Syracuse, and Mr. Browning, of the Nemaha club, Mr. F. E, Brown, of the Silsby gun club, offered the following: Whereas, at the last tournament, held in Lincoln, May 17, 18, 19 and 20 1881, Messrs. Petty, Shellaber- ger and Bray tied for the Parker gun, offered as a prize at said tournament, and the parties agreeing as to the time, place and manner of shooting off said tie, and having no birds to shoot the same off at Lincoln at the time of the tournament, and all the parties being apprised of the time, place and manner of shooting off the tie and consenting thereto, and noth- ing to work a postponement of the same, but sickness ot one of the parties, as per agreement, and the said tie having been shot off in Nebraska City, in pursuance of said agreement, and John W. Petty, one of the contestants, not appearing, and not being sick, and the said tie hav- ing been shot off, and D. D. Bray de- clared the winner thereof by the scorer of the said tournzment, Fd. Sayres, and the referece and judges chosen, and that about one mouth thereatter the executive committes of ths Lincoln club announcing that the tie for the Parker gun weuld be shot off in Lincoln on the 28th day of June 1871, and on that day John W. Petty being declared the winner ot said Parker, having shot for the same with Mr. Shellaberger, of the Nebraska Oity gun club, who had previously entered into a written agreement with said Bray, that who- ever won the gun at Nebraska Ciry, should be the winner thereof, and the losing party should lay no claim there- to; therefore, be it Resolved, That it is the sense of this association that D. D. Bray, of Syrscuse, Nebraska, fairly won the Parker gun offered by the Lincoln club at the last tournament, and that no trae sportsman would twice con- test for the same prize after having fairly won or lost the same; and it is Further Resolved, That the award- ing ot said gun to John W. Petty more than one month after the tour- nament, in view of the facts in the cise, was error, and that the same of | = right belongs to eaid D. D. Bray, and that it is the seuse of this assoeiation that they should deliver said gun to Mr Bray as the winner thereof. Oa motion, the resolution was laid over until to-day. Evils to be Avoided. Over-eatiog is in one sense as prodne- tive of evil as intemprrance in d ioking, Avoid both, and keep the blood paritied with Burdock bloo | bitters, and y u will be rewarded with ro' ust health and an in- vigorated rystem. Price $L. w2idlw Overhaulisg Hull, The United States grand jury re- convenes to-day for the purpose of investigating the case of D. G. Hull, late custodian of the government building at Lincoln, who is charged with crookedness in his accounts and having obtained, by false vouchers, more money from the gevernment than he should have dome. It is claimed by those who ai)‘palr to be well posted in the matter that he thus obtained between $5,000 and 06,000, aud that he will be probably indicted on & large number of counts. About twenty witnesses have been summoned frem Lincoln, and somp of them ar- rived in the city last evening, and the rest are exposted to-day. o <os MBS DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE, "lhuyhonhl};h;igl:: ‘:ut rats, lmia;, uake, wopbars " 160, SHARP SHOOTERS. The Annual Meeting of the Nebraska Sportsmen, The eighth annual convention of the Nebraska Sportsmen’s asscciation was ‘held at Petty’s Hall in Cald- well block last evening, and to- diy the three days tournament will begin at the the grounds of the Omaha Oriving Park association. There wil be an abundadce of l've pigeons and glaas balls for the numerous mafchen that are to be shot, and arrangements have been made to farrish meals and refreshments on the grounds to all who desire them The Omaha Workingmen's Sporta men's club have eelected the follow- ing team to compete with other teams for the championshiv of the state; Ed Leeder, Frank Paimalee, Williiam Robertson and John Hunter, The following is tu-day’s pro- gramme: Contest No. 1 $200: class shoot- ing. Open only to residents of the s‘ate; ten sing'e birds; twenty-one yards rise; ties, three birds. Eutrance 86, birds included. Four prizes—§80, 860, 840, $20. Contett No., 2- §200; class shoot- ing Open only to residents of the state; five double birds at eighteen yards rise; ties, two pai Eatrance and prizes, same as foregoing. Contest No. 3 $260; class shoot- ing. Freo to all; filtesn single gluss balls ot eighteen yards rise; rotary trap. Batrance 83, balls included; ties, five balls, Kour prizes— $100, $76, $70, 825. gl iy HAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE, Made from the wild flowers of the Far ramep YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most Hagrant of perfumes, Manufactured by H. B. Haven, San Fraucisco. For sale in Omaha by W. J. Whitehouse and Kenuard Bros., &o. Waxntrp —Slop avd sand brick moulders. Apply at the water works flice. may22-1t-m &s SPECIAL ROTICES. [f70m RENT—A houee et tour o, cto well antl_citern, on Marney baw en 1 stroeta, Inquire on | £ i ses. Bth streets, Ing| of Teo-u an RENT_A brox ttorn €xf0 feot, (008 loaicn, E quire at 108 . arney etreot, iy ! 155 9* A. Schligel. agent JR RENT—Five 'arge rooms, with el eb, nt §.0 per onth, Good lovation. McOagoe o 168 .8 Cellar ocrner 10 h and Douglaa. U S ISHED ROOM - Wi b or v fh wt bewrd V07 5 19th sore buwoon « ailiorate. aad We ster, 1614t FJY0 RENT- Targo fornis ed fronk reom fo two gen'l man, with or wichout board, Ref: rence-, 1215 Do ve street. s o " NOR RENT—House & ro me, o' and weil on cotner ) th ard Uhiow 2085 TIMUTHY KEL NOR LEASE—At §25 yoar, sovers alco [ G enea otarioar 26.h ath- et and nt. Mary's A8 W K. Banruerr, R RENT—Houss of five rooms, o and Plerce. Appl. at 8. G. Srevenson, cor- ner 1Tta snd (a8, uear East r Church. FOR BALE OR SALF-—A flest quility 'wo-reat carriave forone hor e,at A, J. 8'm ewn'a 1b infa ex ellentiepar, taving bosu uss o mparatlv ly Very 111, and b best of ea e basen £ it: for «fam Iy where there aro tvo or threa chillren it eannot boexceiled to wec it 8 o be convince 22427 R SALF-—House a d lot 8 rooms, woil and cistern. 1812 Dodgo Lutween 13th ard 11#h st oete. 2811 ) ond vpward 10 d 5 por cent permonth. Ko s'agent, 15th and Lougloa sta, w20-u R SALE—Chea W D> ge streve, 207 23 Ot SALY lor e choles bnsinees lots ot 0dd Fol DAVIS @ 8o Y grapes, 1 by MG M Ko, 1616 10 "roen 2045 NURSATE A h use aun 1ot 160118 frol with bun, two wols ini esten i South 14th stre: t sezond h.uw north of William streot. Price §16(0, 19531* DOR SALE— L rge 1o: and hone of four rooms on South 10th strect, at $760. ~wall cank paymer ts, balance m Lth y, M ague upposite postoffice 19 -t OR SALE—Onefiie tugy nd Tarness ‘or 8.26. [ quire at Fiospe’s Ait Gallery 176:24 {QOR SATE—Chesp— choice resi’in e, cornor (Lhand Burt. . ire at 1322 Case stroot. 68-23 JOR SALE—House of six rooms, and ot 80x 220, north of #ixt cut s'riet b idge Ap- ply corier 12th avd Ll w.rd Newspaper Union. 6211 NOTICE—Advertisement Te Losu, For, gale Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding, &c., will be o. sorted In these columns once for TEN CENTS por line, subsoquent insertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The first fnsertion never lesa than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS . TO LOAN—MONE . o5 SAE—rarer i’ wijoining Tt oa Pack ave ue. First class prop riy. GEO W, AM: 5,605 Faraaw etreot 1874 OR SALE—A hou« an' lot of one of the tnest licati r b=t J. W bUM JOR SALE—Or ‘Irane; 34x (3 street next to tie corver of H.rne 60x182 cet o1 the vast ride between dvd e Y ONEY 10 LUAN—Caii ar_Law omos of D, ‘Thomas Rosm 8§ Crelzhton Block. h\ 39 10 LUAN—AL 8. !5350.00‘ torest in snms,of 32,600 and upwards, for 8 to 6 years, on Grst-clase city aod P y farm property. BiMis Al Esrara snd LOAN Aaxxoy, 16th and Dourlas Ste. HELP WANTED. er centin. TANT! D—Store with one of two rooms vio- inity ofucst fiice or teme geod o1 ral ©,)US EL, Ceuncil Bivfls, NTEU—At oice, & ¢i1 t)_d kito e: g, K 36 1403 C.pitol ave. NILS, KOSS, -t \ tion Acdrers 2720 ‘, ANTED--By a first cla:s wholeadle lothing house for each of tho atutes of Mis:ourl, Kansas and N-0ras & 8. veralizood sal. smen,com= manding tra e, Addrss with referonce aud full part calars_regarding territory ard terms, ¥, 0. Box 2008 Pailazelphis, Fa ~ m13-6tsod D CO0X WANTED—At § W. comer Harney and 16th. Wages $4 00 per weok. 217-24* ANTED—Two first-class larbers, no one eliened spply. ¢, K. barber shop, 8. W. corner 12th und rarnaw, 21924 d anlyr;l avenue Enquiteot H. BERT:.OLD, ] (U TRy mi easouth cf the U. v, railroas in Uirbon County, Wyoming Territory 140 acres of mendow and upiand v cuaranted. Address W. H. Cudwell, Warm Spiiigs, Wyo o ing. JOR SALE—Neu! cottage of live ¢ .oms, barn, weli, and cistern, on 2ird street ne.r Cali- fornia, at§1,400, easy "erm . posto OR SALE—A restaurant ot a barga Manweiler. 11th strees near Farn Mclague onposite 08281 H 8- t4 OR SALE—'he P PULAR HOTEL, known a8 the BOYS' HOME. This house isco = trally located, hus sou h and east (ront, and fs surroanded W th fine s hade trecs; cont insthirty s coping rooms, bas ice hou-o. laundry, ssmple &c. Hat a world w du_repuiation any e Sbe-tt [1OR SAVE—200 choice lota in Han-com Place, W. R Baitlett, Keal Estate ago t, 817 8. 18th stre t. £330 ) Fu.. SALE—A g 01 cornor 10t on Duaye wnd 231h stroet, 1 very fast growing part of the city, will divide. Iuquire at” 710 ~outh 20th streot, near Faroaw Bogy's & Hill's addition. E20-1m* VOK SALE—20 iots uoar Hanscom Fork, wesk of Park Avenue. $450t0 §900 each. Mo- Cague opp. Postoffice, 67181 ANTED-—A din ng room girl at the Occi- ental, 21711 NTKD—A good irl at the N, W. corner \V Californ & and 19th strects, 22040 L. B. LOOMI, TANTED—A good g'rl for geneial house- work, in small family. Southea tc rner 195~ 17th and Dodge, W rlat 1086 North 1681 st, & ~Mrs, J. M. COUNSMAN, ANTED— G G e MICELLANEJUS WANTS. WANTED- & Esblards 5.0 ANTED—To rent—to & s'nge gentlom'n @ nice frout xoo.u i private reside co on Addioss B, Hee ottice, 2:1-t! V street car i —Fouror five bearue s ina rivate At 1603 Jackson street near 15th, 184241 ANIE tawily, ANTED—To rent, cottage cf b or 6 rooms WV /iod ieoation, couventers 66 sivest s R Addreas stating terms snd locstion, *Rent.” B Office, [(d XTANTED—To rent, wth priviggo of buy- ing after about threo mon v rooms, good locality, within t walk of pratotfioe, lcation, “Hou ¢ B ONEA—A partner wanted, notive or si ent, with $5000 to $20,(00 casn to invo & in & Iogitimate busing & which 1, six montas time wi 1 pr fit at lewst equal to the amount in vested, and both be turned in'o clean tho purtuership ended, oftice. ANTED—Funding bridge and school F.T_Olark. Rollevne VW ANIED- 500 privy vawta, miaks and cons pools 1o clean With canitary Vault and Sluk Clea:or, the best in use, A, Evaus & Co., rewldence 1200 Dodgo stroet, Omab: bond., o FOR RENT—HOUBEB AND LAND, AOR RE f . T—Nicely furni hed room. s u'h fr nt, with by window; hall aud o deide ntrance ' Park uvenuc; care pots the door. St Mery's aveaus, OR RENT—Pirst floor (f frame building rext to 1he City sieaw Lauudry, with or Without team oF power, 222 & F OR » ENT—New house ef six ea+t corner of 18th and Vac fic T, Plyac 1112, 11th stroct. 221-26° QOR RENT—A furnishe | cottage for the sum mer, Addres: R. L Leo oftice, Refer %25 24 requisd, Fen et Furolaned room. 1'7 South 17th Jatrec s one door 10 . of Dougies sireck 229 0K RENT-Furn'shed rooms, b 1816- tween 12¢h and 13.h—on Cass. 214- { LEASANT furn shed roows, north, s-uth and east windows, soutieast corner Four- fventh and Chicag). 201-2% OR RENT—Houss of seven rooms, on Pierce street, b tweed Six band Seveuth streets. Inqurecfc. P , Mason, betw.en Elev- enth and Tenth stre s, 2034t P RENT—Houso of &'x rooms on 14'h stieet between Chicazo and Cass. Apply ot 8. E. Corner 14th and Cass st.est. 209-4t farnished rooma over Ms chante’ Exchange, N. E. cor. 16th sad Dody X B BENT—Nicely furnished rooms with o E'i'.houl Voard, Beasousble prices, 501 % B SALE—or T e Tor Gt i | , a0 improved sec 0@ of land adjoin= tion on U, P. M. DUNHAM, 1418 m t., Omah 72 Bt Bmcx' FOR rAuw 202t ESTABKOOK & COI ALED HAY—At A, il. Sander Feed Sto 1018 Harnev 8. gt MIBCELLANEOUS THPORTANT NOTICE—Jo & fam's Candy Paicce moved to 215 North 19th st ot ju b vorth of Maonie Hall. Fire wirks «lgars, cecam s3da lomonaide 5 cen', 22149 O~T—Lap robo and pa‘e bao of fru 13 and 4 flowers any one fli dine s mo wil b: p id + | toTeturn it 10 0 cident.) Hatol. 2203 05T A yellow bull deg, a0 t on . white$pot on bre:st und oreh:as Heace 7 turd Lo 1501 Far am trect. JOUND—Gentlemen's gili locket, , Johnsou & Ce Cal at 13th snd Uarncy. 280 24 ALS AT ALL H o woek, 11012 b riru aud Dodge, Mre, L, Bath L b R i o, Fiv grocery storo. Egue, butter an . p ult y freeh from the © untry, ~ Four wavo: & regularly ampi-y d pur- 1 by the day Between Louglas 1794 — - ed ¢ rner 10th e chasing. milk dal from his own dairy All customers reques ed to cal. et sfactio guaranieed, 103-25¢ I OST—A liver and whi‘e colored pup, three mout #old. T et d rwill besui ubly re- ward d Iy eavi g the sams Davis, soih 10 b str et VAKEN Ur—A cow about 7 y o.re old, red with whitot pote, e kon s Alio'a helter, ¥ed, wi'h walte spots, hoth with wi. RANA KUBERE®, 784ttonew Bakery, 15th 8¢, near Williama, EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND jCONDI TIONALIST, 408 Toul betwoen Farnaw and Harney, Will, with she ald of guardian spirite, obtaln for any one a glance at the pash J present, and on certaln condisions la the fa. Beota and 80004 juade 10 deder. Perfoo tetact 'on pusreutosd wuld-Tm t o sture of James Absolutely Pure, IOR RENT--A house of five rooms an close's and o bay window, and all other w- | , TH Devim nevar rarles A warvl op Dloveasents, oorues 425 | gifeal “than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be \OR RENT- i W closets, | told In com ‘tlon with the multitude of | ow hard wndsolt water, Good location. Aptly f eeh ahort welght. alum or powdens ofaddcss No. 2016 klerce street between Bold only in cans. Rov, ¢ Powoas (o and Z1st stroets. . 20624 6 Wall8t., Now York