Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1882, Page 8

e fi —r— THE DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 e S ey S e, 2t e S e added a new one in theshape of an elsctric light, which was burned last night for the first time above the 1aain entrance and made a very prefty showi The Right Rev. Dr. Thorold, lord bishop of Rochester, Fogland, will visit Omaha on Thursday, this week, and will deliver an address on temperance in Trin- ity Cathedral chapel on the eve The Daily Bee._ _OMAHA. Wedneaday Morning Oct. 4. LOOAL BREVITIES, day. On the afternoon of Th s o'clcck, there will be an informal reception Weather Report. given to his lordship, to which all are in- (e following observations are taken at [ Vited o bishon will be accompanied he same moment of time at all the stations aamed.) War Departyest, U, 8, StoNan SKR-} , 1882, (1:45p, m. by Mr, Robeit Graham, of Manchester, secretary of the Church temperance socicty in this country, who for many years suc- cessfully carried on the work in connec tion with the church in Manchester, snd elsewhera in Fagland, Thers is a rare treat instore for those who will Lear these eminent men, State of Westher. Col. Ira Wileon has purchazed a half interest in the Pacific House, at g 8t. Joo. 'The firm will now be J. B. SE |Frosh Kitchen & Tra Wilson, Mr. Kitchen 4 has moved to the Paxton hotel, at Omaha, and Mr., Wilson has takeu charge of the Pacific, where he wiil be pleased to meet his old friends, The Pacific is the leading hotel of St. Joe and a first-class hotel in every re poct. #opd-m&etf N F——— WILD ANIMALS. SE |Ligt $% (Brisk o [N W Bk 7|6 [Iresh | River 6 foet 2 inchos above low water mark at Omaba, 2 foet 1inches at Yankton. Mississiy pi 2 fowt 0 Inchoa at La Grosso, and 4 foot 0 inchos a! Dabuque. The Farmers Want the Dounty Law Put in Efféct in Douglas County. —Tom Cole, who assaulted Officer Buok- frimmeiin loy, was sent up for fiftoen anya, Mr. Henry Eicke was busy yestorday ~The Sans Ceremonie club open their | circulating a petition to the county winter series of parties the latter part of commissioners, praying them to sub. thin month, mit at the next general election, to the voters of Douglas county, the propo- sition to adopt the state law which authorizes the payment of a bounty for the killing of wild animale, which in this county are principally wolvee, coons, ete, Mr. Eicke says there are to-day ten of ———— —Internal revenue collections for the month of September in this state wern $84,076,28, —The #treet cnss now run over Au em- bankment at the site of the old Niath street bridge. —Fay Temosleton begins her . three m"'m"lm“"?emmt at . Boyd's opers house | 11 oee ™ apimals where there was one Thuraday night. twenty-five years ago and they are —Members of the Imperial club are re- | getting to bo a great nuisance to farm- quested to meet at Hospe's art hall Thurs- | ers, The increase in owing to the fact day eveningat 7:30 o'clock sharp. that there has been no reward for their —Miss Phabe Couzen, of St, Louls, will [#¢alp8 and that the cornfields and lecture at Boyd's opers houss this | JOURR groves offered such fino facili SuaIBg ko ak] 66t (BHIBE Phe L Warnan tiea for hiding that they have m.cup}-d ‘Without a Country,” the hunters and multiplied very rapid- ¥ ly. The law only requires the petition —The steam shovel has finished the | to be signed by fifty voters and Mr work in the Elkhoin cut and will be put | Eicke had over sixty signatures when to0 work on the summit, near Omaha, next, | the reporter met him. wo understand. - Waterloy Gazott ,I" compliance with the above peti- _Farly Sundsy morning a little stranger | 08 ,the °"“""y Lyt R L £ arrivod at tho rasidenco of Mr, John F, [ gjeuics Papeed an order that fat tho Kuehn, the U, I, painter. 1t wasa boys | wnif FUMOMIT SRR IO0N MR Dz mitted to th et f Dougl wedght, ten pounds. Mother aud ohild are | county, upon the potition of fitty- dolng well. seven freeholders of said county, and ~At the Paxton hotel Monday Mr, | ¥ill be voted upon: Shall the county of Douglas, state of Nebraska, grant Heory A, Kutur, of Mankato, Minn,, was |3 o8P0 RS O 0Pre0 e, BT80S unit.d in marriaze to Miss Mary E, Trim- ball, of Princeton, Ills.,, Rov, A, F. Sher. will officiating, of wild animals within the county of Douglas aforezaid as followe: tor every wolf no killed, $2; for overy wildeat ~That beautiful tea and cinner set|e0 killed, $2; for every coyote so which was presented to Mr. and Mrs. J, | killed, $2. Tne voting upon the said Matbiesen on Siturday night, was pur. | Proposition shall be by ballot, the bal- chased of William Neve, the popular |l0te having written upon them ‘For Tenth street jeweler, bounties’ or ‘againat bounties,’” —Dr, O, H. Phillpot has been appointed CITY COUNCIL. Tonglas Street Paving to be Oon- tracted at Once. A Dispute Over tha Allowance of a Bill for an Acting Mayor, Monthly Reports of the City Phy= sotan and Othe Officials At the meuting of the city council Iast evening there were present Meoars, Behm, Corby, Dellone, Danham, Herman, McGuckin, O'Keefe, Thrane and President pro tem Kaufmann, On motion, the reading of the jour- nal was dispensed with: PETITIONS AND COMMUN From the mayor, approving certain ordinances. Filed, From H. M. Brown, asking for an extra allowanco for eeventy-seven days confinement during the small pox vis- itation, which was by order of the city physician, Kiled. From the city treasurer, in regard to canceliation of taxes on the alloys in block 77 and block 61, K. & R. ad- dition. Referred. From the street commissioner: Re- port of September Work—Total ex- penditures for labor, $2,115.59; ma- terial, 83,425 23. Filed. From the city marshal: List of liquor dealera and drnggists for Octo- ber 1. Referred. ¥rom city marshal andpolice judge: List of prostitutes for September. Referred, From the clerk of the police courl: Report of cases during the month of September. Referred. From the city physician: Report for September— 54 deaths, 48 births, Filed. The contract and bond between the city of Omaha and the Bee Publishing company. Approved. From Richard C. Moore: Relative to taxarion of lots occupied by Omaha Modical college. Referred. From Haus Nelson and others: For the extension of Sevenieenth street. Roferred, From Jeremiah Lewis: proposition to farnish 500 yards of earth, more or leas, on Jones between Twelfth and Thirteenth, at 10 cents. Referred. ¥rom P. O. Boison: proposition to iver 500 to 600 yards of dirt on 'hirtecnth street sewer at 10 cents. Referred. From Nels Larsen: to furnish earth on Jones, botween Twelfth and Thir- teenth, at 10 cents. Referred. From H, ¥. and W. F. Hamann: asking that railroads on Jackson and JATIONS, Mary's avenue, Soventeenth to Twen- tieth, Approved. The grading of Thirteenth sireet, between Douglas and Dodge, to J. Paterson, Approved. The excavation in change of channel of Omaha creck. Approved. The committee on water works and sewerage recommending that the hy- drants requested by the Union Paci- fic for their shops and vicinity, be put in under certain restrictions. Adopted. ONDINANCES, The appropriation ordinance for Septembar expenses was read twice and Mr, Dunham moved to strike the itera for £10 due Mr. Herman for ser- vices as acting mayor, This resnlted in a lively discussion and a good deal of fun on one side as much ascerbity on the other, The motion was adopted, Mr, Her- man protesting that he would collect tho $10 anyway and the ordinance wan paencd, A special ordinancs levying a tax for the construction and repair of side- walks was passed, A special ordinance appropriating money for payment of same was panes. “ An ordinance forbidding the clean- ing of vaults or cess pools without a license from the board of health, or at any other hour than between 8 p. m. and b a, m., under a penalty of fine or imprisonment, or both, was read twice and referred. The ordinance setting aside $2,000 from the sewer fand for the protec- tion and repair of sewcrs, was pasaed, An ordinance regulating the con- straction and repeir of sidewalks, ete. was passed. Adjourned, THE VEILED PROPHETS. A Voyage Around the World Illustrated. Vast Crowds Witness the Show. Special Dispatch to Tix Dk, Sr. Louls, October 3.—The fifth annual parade of the Veiled Prophets took place to-night, and was witnessed by tho greatest crowd of people ever congregated in this cily, a very large proportion of whom were strangers. The pageant consisted of twenty-one “HARD NUT” HARVEST. A Grabber of “@rips” Goes Up for Larceny, A Man Who Robbed a Barber's Till MisosTleneous Criminal News from the Police Fecords. James McDonald 3 o'clock Monday afterncon s he was about to board A man named was arrested at the dummy train for the Iowa side of the Big Muddy. He had a couple of grip-sacks with him, and the charge was that he had stolen an overcoat and a meerschaum pipe from the St. James hotel. He at first claimed that he was a traveling man and then that he was a cattle man from out west and that tho Kountzes, Paxton, and go on would vouch for him. On examining bis valises ono was found to contain a package of U, P, conductors draw-back ~ checka and another of ‘‘lay over” checke. Wooster university, Ohio, left on the train yesterday for Denver. He preached the dedicatory sermon for the North Presby- terian chureh Sunday night, and delivered a fine lacture at the same place last night. W. H. Scott, accompanied by his wife and two bright little olive branches, went to Valley yesterday to meet the iccoming train, on which Mrs, Scott’s mother, Mrs, Rust, was & passenger. The latter has been out at Laramie visiting her son, who is in charge of a U, P, surveying party out th e, Clocks from 1 and upwards and the largest aseortment in town at Kdho'm & Erickeon'’s, on the corner of 16th and Dodge. MYSTER luU‘s l‘)ISAPP;'-:AR- ANCE, A Well Known Citizen Missing Since Saturday—Fears of Foul Play. A carpenter by the namoeof Walker, who has beon employed for the past three or four years in tho Omaha Nuil Works, had a settlement with said firm last Saturday for the purpose of removing with bis family to Califor- nia. He had made other business ar- The man and the valise were taken to the Union Pacific head- quarters where the property was iden- tified as that of a freight conductor named Shith, who runs between Grand Island and North Platte, Me- Doneld was sont up for twenty-five days for stealing the clothes and when that term is over will probably go up for stealing the couductor’s grip. ROBBED A BARBER, Edward Stewart, a barber: doing business on Douglas street near Stub- bendorfl’s wholesale liquor house, cap- tured a maa yesterkay whom he charged with robbing his till of the sum of $1.90, Tho prisoner gave his name as Frank O'Brien and plead not guilty. His hearing was in progrosa at 3 o'clock. A REPORM SCHOOL CANDIDATE, Monday Policeman Walker ar- rested Bert Kennedy, a clerk at Fleming's grocery store, for having severely chastised a six-year-old boy who had stolen some apples. The rangements on the Pacific slope, and the fact of his having moncy with him and his expected departure on Mon- day makes his disappearance rather suspicious, SPECIAL NOTIGES. play sowe instru. o fon work WO FURNISHED CHAMBERS To tent X, Es Cor. 1ith and Ooug a3 near Creightcn Hlock. i street three Grofl Montgomery 661-0° \ [OR RENT Ifsrney and rooms $10 per month, over Omahia National Bank [7OR RENT -Co ccon17th, between Jackson and Browne | Tall, with cellar, ci-tein a d well. inquire on ATt 1‘“ "RENT—New cottige. #Ix yooms, onc block §8 amenth, west of end of red car I A, C. WAKELEY 5054 B4 F MOR RENT House on Chien and 15th St VWR RENT—Large ploasant front 1o ms with out board, to z. man and vife, 2116 fornia strect QOR RE 16ith st ctnear Daven; [ port . Pl QOR RENT—Fino residcne ia All co fonees McCague, opposite post f JOR RENT. cellar, o Apply at 1117 Davenport, between Lith and 12th 6155} strcote A huse with five rooms mewly puinted and papered, . W. corner of 15ti and Chicayo etroct, C.AXEOUD, 60)-tt 00 . KENT—Furnished rooms at 514 south ' 14th seract, betwern Hownrd W st mide, withia 8 blocas south cf 54 I’wn’; [=Nicly farniched rooms, couven- ion' (0 buslness, :020 + arham 8¢, 607 1€ an KEN 1—Furnisa d roow 4t 614 south Lith rtroot, beiwesn Howard and Jackson, wost side.. (R O ERT=A sl iowe i Neleou's adg tion. inquire st Edholm & krcks: n's. [ 04 RENT—A store m Balcombe block, on 16th strect, near Davenport. St, a. D. Balojuite, 506-23¢t TROQS, FOR RENT-Furmiched or unturn. A\ ished, with board, ar 672, corner 19th wnd Cal fornin Mrs Muuio Haller 465 tf FEY HOUSES FOR RENT—small and largs four to tlsven roows e JOR RENT—re sery ttore, cor, 10%h stres and Capitol o 902-t1 Apply on premuscs. CHA NEBF TS for loase st $25 00 p LUy for a term of years, st ‘‘Orange Plalu™ adjoining Hanseom Purk on ¢ tive minutes walk from s reet cars. 3 be obtained to build witk, by person theso lots at regular rates, JAM 948K On nremiaes, ot A aul to do acheral housework (ronces. Geod wages poid. Ade Kearn Ner. 659 -tt caso was set for the afternoon sesston but those who witnessed the affair say the clerk was justifiable in what he did.| MISCELLANEOU flats, represent a voyage around the world by the prophets, illustrating the leadi havacteristics of the principal nations— \sia, Burope and Africa, giving a special tableaux of American scenes, representing the ballot box, Indians on the plains, life on southern plantations and western rivers, the Ninth bo compelled to keep access to yards in that vicinity open. Referred. Ivsurance policies on park and library property. Approvea. A number of bills were presented and referred to their appropriate com- mittees, From Charles M. Lord, in regard to to the position of demonstrator of anat- FAY TEMPLETON. omy in the Omaha medical college. THE [ worthcoming Appearances of the Only Brx congratulates the doctor upon this “Mascotte.” substantial recognition of his ability and Jeill. The handsomest paper seen on the ~Our estoemed citizen, O, Frost, of Gil- |walls in many a day, is that more, aftor a trial of farm life, has con- | which bears so fine a portrait of the eluded to return to his former avocation as . " oharming little actress who won a place conductor, He has entered the ewploy of | ° the Missouri Pacific, where heis oonsidered | i the hearts of the Omaha people last auncoess as o ticket puncher,—Papillion | fall in her great rolo as “Bettina” in Times, La Mascotte, ~—Au accoident happened Mondsy | Although a year has passed since on Capitol avenue, near the Creighton | her appearance here she has by no house. A man drove his horse and buggy | meaus been forgotten and her name is into u ditch, and his horse was injured, his | 48 great an operatic magnet as those buggy wrecked, and himself badly shaken | Of Kellogg, Patti or any of that class, up. There were no red lights to warn bim while in her own field sho is without a f the danger, POtk Mgl Her engagement at Boyd’s Opera f ~A$ an early hour yesterday there|houso begins Thursday night. Thoe was u violent storm of wind and rain, | follwing are tho operas to be glven: accompanied by sharp lightning and heavy | *‘Mascotte” Thursday, ‘‘Pirates of peals of thunder, This morning the clouds | Penzance” Friday, “Billee Taylor” cloared away, and the sun came out with | matineo, and - “‘Olivette’” Saturday s July fervency. Such weather knocks | vight. Regular prices will prevail, the bottom out of fall trade of clothing _ sl merchants and coal dealers, The Short-Hand Wrivers. —A lively runsway took place early yes. | The annual meeting and election of torday on lower Farnam street, A team |officers of the Nebraska State Stenog- attached to one of the street cars broke | raphers asscoiation, took place Mon 'Irm:r“ ’:‘wg"rh‘ntr‘eet :mll r;m tluvtvun‘d day at the offico of Bell & Ames, ‘enth, ocoliiding in frort of Poppleton's | in "Union block, A th V% block with Poycke Bros,’ team, and break- pdliad Gred el ont was Mr, Geo. W. Boyden, form- ing the pole of the wagon, They then ran A i aronnd the corner, where they were caught, | ¢F1Y Of "f““ city, but now living at R A AT e North Platte, who came down to terday was an unimportant one, and be. attend the meoting, The election of fore woon sn adjourmment wan taken il | Offcers tesulied wa follown: 0:30 % . todsy. About twenty-| ISP B At ico Presidont—0., W, White, fivo casen woro ausigned for yesterday, not | gucratan ) B Haynes, onu was ready for trial, nor has onoof the | Proasurar——J. J. Pojate wholo fifty thus far called. It is not likely [ Kxecutive Committee-~John T, that anything will be done this week be- | Bell, Geo, W, Ames, M. J, Greovy, yonud the work of the grand jury, Examining Commuittee — 1. ~Mr, Daw, 8, Mitchell, of the Bes Hive | Wakeloy, O. W. White and C. A studio, had his eye severely hutt Mon. | Pobter. : 3 day by a friend accidentally striking him l‘l‘w_ru will be s rpecial mecting held with & lighted cigar, which was in his|°P Friday evening next for the trans- band. Ho will be all tight In a day or|804OD Of important busiuess, two, Death Record. —A fow days ago some person on an en- | Henry Thorwald Mathieson, aged give attached to a west-bound freight train (7 years und nine months, died Octo- made a deliberate aitempt to start a prairie | por 24, 1882, Funeral at 2 p. m., fire by throwlng out & stono wrapped b | oy e 44h, from tho residonce on bted wase. The ac obsery e oot oo ovservad 27| South Eloventh strot, botwosn Cen- aud with some diffioulty extingushed the | ter and Dorcas. fire, The number of the engine was ob-| Henry Pruhn died Menday after tained, and the matter has been reported | briaf ‘ilinees at his reow in Peter %o Buperitendent Nichols, —Sebuyler sua | Gous’ hotel, ‘e deceased wanu weil known young man of excellent char- ~The Union Pacific yesterdsy morning ) K on cte) comuaencod layiog a nowsidetrack north of | Fae yaaying Ltact dusliications. thedepot, The track on the south side of | plov of W. L. Parrotte & Co. on Har: #he depot will be used by the Missouri Pa. fi,] stroet.and was mm.,g'm.l,i.;:. cific as its main line, The latter company | ments to giin business with a brother will put in two or three additional side- |as retail grocers in Goos' new building tracks for use in passing trains and for [ on Douglas street, when he was taken transferring its freight east and west from |sick. He had a great many friends in this point. The Missouri Pacific will run | this city, particularly among the Ger- B0 freight trains between here aud Owmaha | W08, Who deeply regrot his doath, Albor the completion of the road to Papll, | He was & member of the Turnverein, S TV T R TR which society held & meeting Mon, loads, thus making this the termiuus of d‘yd"" "'lL" sppropriste action (n re- the road, —Papillicn Times, ed Lo the sad event, —Hon, Charles Ksufmann, president Notice. pro tew, of the city council, was last night | The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex- corralle] by his friends, who insisted upou | celsior Roof Paint,” was patented May toasting bim upon his clevation to the | 24th, 1881, aud etters patent num- mayoralty of the city, Mr. Keufuwapu|Per 241, 803. Any person found or succeeded to that position by virtus «f | KROWD 0 tamper with the manu- assessment of personal property of Margaret A, Lord. Referred. From the city attorney, in regard to use of sewer fund. Referred. RESOLUTIONS, By Behm: Toplace Fifteenth street, between Willigms and Hickory, in passable condition. Adopted. By Dunham: That county commis- sioners be requested not to accept the werk on Farnam street, between Six- teenth and Nineteenth from Contrac- tor Robinson until the street is brovght to grade. Adopted. By Loeder: To remove the large pipc on the corner of Fourteenth and California, west side. Adopted, By Leeder: To fix the salary of the city marshal at $100 per month., Re- ferred, By Dellone: That city marshal ar- rest all parties renting houses of pros- titution or in any way aiding or sup- porting them. Referred. By McGuckin: Granting use of the council chamber to the workingmen for conventions on October 6th and 9h. Adopted. By McGuckin: Requiring Vic's restaurant to connect with sewer within fifteen days. Adopted. By McGuckin: To notify owner of property on northeast corner Tenth and Douglas to connect with sewer within fifteen days. Adopted. By Corby: That not to exceed 400 yards of earth be used to protect the main sewer of the pipe system run- ning east on Farnam stroet to the river and that the earth be taken from Ninth between Howard and Farnam, Adopted. By Corby: That after Oct. 7th, the streot force shall not exceed two teams aud five men, Referred, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, On sidewalks and bridges: Recom- monding construction of certain side- walks, Adopted. Oa water works and soverage: Ap- proving estimates of work done on North Omsha sewer and on the main of the pipe line for September, and recommending that the sums be placed in the appropriation ordinance, Adopted. On same, recommending passage of the ordinauce etting aside $2,000 of the sewer bond fund series for protec. tion and repair of sewers, Adopted, THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS arrived at this juncturs and presented certain comnuications; First, Itut one bid was recvived for the pavivg af Douglas etreet, in pav- ing district No, 11, viz: that of A, H, Barker, of Washington, D. C., whose bid was substantially as follows: For grading, ballasting and paving com- plete with concrete foundation, per square yard, $2 95; and for gradiag, ballasting and paving with concrete foundation the surface now occupied by stone gutters to curb line, $2 78. The board are iuclined to accept this bid aud award the contract to Mvr. Barber, provided he furnishes the proper local sureties. However, Mr, Barber asks a short time to pe.fect his bond, and asks for an informal vote, which will lndicate the good faith of the council as to the acceptance and approval of his contract at the prices named. whole crowned by fanciful represen- tations of Uncle Sam and the great prophet him:elf. The illamination of the business centre of the city far ex- ceeds any similar display in this or, perhaps, any other country. The ecene will be repeated every night this week. The annual ball of the Prophets is now in progress at Merchants Ex- change hall. Probably 40,000 people attended the fair to-day. As the Veiled Prophets procession was passing down Washington avenue to-night the section of seats erected between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets fell, seriously injuring several persens, The seats were twenty feet high and had been constructed to hold about 300 persons, but double that number crowded upon them and tha structure gave way under the weight. TIRED OF LIFE. A Successful and an Unsuccessaful Attempt at Suicide. The inmates of the dive of Kate McNamara, east of the Metropolitan hotel, got on aglorious old drunk Monday afternoon, and at about b o'clock a colored woman, Anna Ephraimson, living in the house, took morphine with the intention of com- mitting suicide. A physician was called in at once and administered a proper emetic, and after about three hours of hard work pronounced her out of danger. A MORE SUCCESSFUL ONE, About 5 o'clock Sunday evening a tailor named Griep, Who resided at Fremont, took a dose of about two ounces of laudanum, and stretching himself out on his table, abandoned himself to death, The grim wvisitor put in appearance about 1 a. m. The deceased was an Odd Fellow, and his lifo was insured tor $3,000. No cause is assigned for the rash act. -— THE GLEE CLUB. Annual Meeting and Election of Om- cers—New Quarters to be Secured The Omaha Glee club held its first regular meeting for the season of 1882 —3 at the office of the county olerk last evening and selected the follow- ing ofticers S resident--J. Wesley Wilkins, Vice President—Jay Northrup, Secretary—H. W. Snow. Treasurer--0. E, Burmester. By the unanimous voice of the club Mr, Frank Smith was chosen ausical director for the ensuing year. It was determined to rent a room for the sole and exclusive use of the club for the ensuing year, for perma- nent headquarters, to which their friends could be invited and made welcome at all times. 3 The Omaha glee club was organized from the material which composed the Garfield club, the most popular cam- ign organizations of the kind ever w in the state It comprises the best musical talent in the city and is always in demand, becoming more pop:Su with each succeeding year of its existence, Long may it wave, POLITAN HOTEL, OMA. METRO HA, NEB. Referred to the board of public works, with instructions o let the 4 . facture of said paint will be punish- Mayor Boyd's sheence frow the ity, and ] ; e bans bis honors with becoming digaity, | 20 t0 the full extent of law. No per. —Mansger Nugent, in addition to the | recoipts, masuy sttractions at his Acadewy, has Hawrsory & Bro., Lancaster Pa. son has any authority whatever to sell | Stephen Robinson to grade Sixteenth | and more v ’ rd ::wl.g my‘:ltlh-r house in Omaha. - | Rate, $2 per day. street, Farnam to Howard; Ho street, Sixteenth to Seventeenth; contract if they deemed it advisable. | market attords. The traveling publio Second. The grading contract with P glaim they get I::“llur accommodations One man paid *he usual fice for in- toxication, Annie Doran paid $5 and costs for carrying concealed weapons, and her daughter, Lizzie Hassell, was dis- charged, the charge against her not being proven. Oune case of ‘*drunk and disorderly” was continued. PERSONAL /. Allyn, of Custer, Neb,, is at the Pax- ton, B. M. Willsey, of Blair, Neb,, is in the city. John Tighe, of Dawson, isat the Mil- lard, Mrs, McBride and five children, of New Mexico, are as the Metropolitan, J. Husband, of Australia, is a guest of the Metropolitan, Frank Jobson, of Liccoln, Metropolitan. J, M. Sirpless, ¥. M. Ryckman, E. Holder and W. V., McCormick, of Chica- g0, are at the Metropolitan, Bdward €. Mason, U, A., Mrs, Ed- ward C, Mason and child, and Mrs, S, Mason, are at the Millard, W. 0. Wheyler, representing the Em ma Abbott company, was & guest of the Millard last night, Hon. John L. Carson and William H, Hoover, ot Brownville, are in the city. W. D. Womack, of Kansas City, is at she Millard, B. F. Ksaier, of Plum Creek, is a guest of the Millard, Hon. A. G. Kendall, commissioner of is at the ) Midsl do house “hildren. E i iploy man & 52 Onia ddress dra X om - girl at tho C o JANTED A d ton house TANTED— An assistant Book keepe dress X Dee Office- i AT ANTED-A coach recommendations. must bring good J. POFPCETON 604 ANTED-— House maids place by tw women. - Apply ctMrs Joseph Darker” and Davenport. 6655 \ T ANTED—Co k ut California Hous . Good aiges pad 10r oo Lok, Womsn profer- MTEL A thorough'y compoient girl for cral housowo K ui 4 sl £z ences required. 1iquire ac 1408 Faruhum § rect, 649 5 front ofiice up-stairs, \} 5D—A good girl in small family. at Lest bouse wes: side Couvent sticet,near Harney. 0441 ANTND—A good girl for generaihousework 86 1720 strects, 631t ED—Two g canvassers for city work +tuwly em,loya.ent to right men Cull 421 south 10:h street. 635513 WAI.NT D~ Good man at Littlefield's Saratoga i ) DA first cluss waiter at C. all, 104 South 16th- wr A TED—Apprentice girls in dress m at 1015 Capi‘ol aven [%: y / ANTr D—Twenty ship c and csulk caissons for bridge at bi ir crossiog. App y st Engincer s office on wo side o/ river, near . air, M 626 penters to build TANTPD—A firs.caxs barber at Kearn \\ Nebraeka. ED, G 606-* 1 L1y comp: tent girz for 1 troolirg, Ref rence bet 1sth and 14t o9t I'w0 or four men who undexs and 10 miles out. Good Wages, In Aviemas M, Clarke, 2415 U ari.ey stroet. 8L ANI DA competeny girl &3 cook aaa 1sundross. Mrs, W. J, Councll, 5t Mary's py. Lonven BTt public lands and buildings, accompanied by Mrs, Kendall, is in the city, C. Kennedy, of Albion, is at the Mil. lard, L. H, Rogers, wife and son, of Fremont are at the Paxton, 8. W, Powers, of Kearney, is at the Paxton, ‘Warren Sheidley and George Sheidley, of Kansas City, are in town, Chauncey Abbot, cf Schuyler, is at the Paxton, Mrs. Hanley, of Cheyeune, is a guest at the Paxton, Mr. W. H, Bogart, the chief clerk at the hotel de Canfield, leaves to-day on & theee weeks' absence, during which Geo, Madden, the popular night elerk will serve in his place, Mr, Madden’s place will be temporarily filled by Mr. G. Langbelle, » pleasant and agreeable gentleman, M. A. Dadley, of Fremont, is registered at the Paxton. Houn, E. F. Warren, of Nebraska City, is in town, Hon, Geo, ¥. Blanchard, of Pine Ridge agency, is in the city, A, C, Valentine, a well known and pop- ular U, P, boy, has been given a train and teft last night on the Denver teain for Graod Island, to run between that place and North Platte. His many friends will vejoice heartily at his prom: tion, while | they regret to lose him frow thewr wi lst, Chas, M, Dilgers, of Aurors, Neb,, is at the Canfield. C. B. Smith, of Oakland, is a guest at the Canfield. L. C, Whipple sud wife and N, B, Turon, of Audubon, Ta., are at the Can- field. G. Griftith, of Cheyeuue, registered at the Canficld last night, Geo, Weill, of Plattsmouth, was at the Canfield last night, Mrs, Judge Savage will leave for Eu. rope the last of this week or the firat of next, to be absent for about a year, The judge will ascompany her as far as Phila- delphia. Mr. Frank O'Connor, 8 prominent citi- sen and genial young man of North Platte, Tables supplied with the best the satisfaction here aug2ltfm is in the city on & short visit. He is an old friend and schoolmate of Mr. Jason Lewis, of THe Bk, and they are renewiog their old time friendship and memories, Rev, A, E. Taylor, D, D., president of art boy to assist at Cigar and Gocd relorences required, . F." Bee offico R/ ANTED—Girl for ho W “enue. Mrs. 3. M — A good girl immediately at Ocei- otel. 504-t1 work, 1089 Sa 551 wun [ girl for weneral hus work, in awily. 1oquire at 1516 Joues St., butwesn Fiftoenth and §'x ¢ nthatreets. €18, A1IUNG WANIED VW ANTED=Ix o Danish girl 4 place in an Awcrican private Family,call at the Scandi navian Hotel 11th Street 3 \ 7 #NTD- Siustion a8 bous keoper Ade drots 1, Will ' Vea office, 624 ANTrD Situstion s clerk in ory gool, 6 ro b luly who ha had exprriences Address L. W. W." B¢ offic 62 Omaha, Nob, UL KENL—Bnck wore. Irquire B Store, coruer ot and Doagias s '—Two new dwollln 1o street carl newt poud nonse. B.en fnu v crder. Addross d well eetected sicek of n tre growing tuwn of Neb. A yood trade estabich: dress Box 32, Humbo.dt, Neb, Will selior rent store room. 640-5 OR SALE—An amort now Lovin cook and wood stexe. Inqui Dadge wir [RURNILUKE FOR SRR At way pric.; e beso.d atonce, Fa ily breaking up ho e~ keepin . Beos mber fu heating stov els and inyraiu carpets, wa nut itnre. bedding, center tables 8 h , diniog and kit h'n furniture, t | 2013 Gus) strees. House forrect; 8 rooms. 5 812t 3- | JOR SALE—A horse new busgy | E and fnor ness. Iuquircat 2223'Rarnam Sc. 602 4 JOR SALE CHEAP—The brick aud frsme ad ditions of Milton Kogers' house, X, 19thard Leavenworth streets. 5:0-b P‘OR SALE—] H, Mann and Hara-y. OR SALE—A well paying by I 1y Jocated, Good chiance for the vight man Keasons for seiling satisfactory, Addiers Q. V.* Bee effice. it 18t-class restaurant. Apply to 1ity street, between Farnam TPOK SALG—Good bullding, orion, Cail 8t Water Werks office. 416-t¢ Cm’»’wn Coiorudo Sheep for sve. Cal on of ) F. C. GRABLE, Wb TR0 Kew Néb, {PLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE—At a K Banaawx, onc large brick house, and one large frame house, with full loe ou Cass near isth stroct, Fize chance for inveatwment, rent for §70 per month, Call fo. full particulsrs, on BEMIS, 609 ¢t Agent, 16th & d Douglas sta. {IX BEAUTIFUL LOTS—60x160 fct cach ln ¥ Hanscom Place on atreet car line. Beet lota 15 whol 1on o0 very easy teruws und aé 8 groat bargain, BrMis' agent, 16th ond Deaglae sircete 16-1 I . FOR SALE.—The 4 all furnishod ~ he only hote {u town, heapest pre In the state, o opors; Has al tho traveling men. Wil he sold cheap o6 torn.s to suls, Enquire of E. propuietor, Arlington, Washington county, N 663-6¢ VR SALE—Or will excin go for Va1 percy, an improved sec o8 of !and adjuiu- ing & station cn U, P, B, R, M. DUNHAM, 1413 Farnbam 5t., Omaha. Lk Arlington Housed 21k, ESYABROOK & Gt MIEG?JLLANEUB. From corner Harney aud 21st t., one Jerscy cow, ab:ut years old, color yel: Iow aud white, Wil pay & reasonable roward for her retuin, JAMI# NEVILLE, I —On Sunday last, a white bull pup, ten 4 months od; suswers t>name of Fruisar, v hoever will 1etura the same to Harris & Fi-her will be ruitably ewarded. 018 t12 K. JEIT—House aud Carpet Uisaner, Stove olisher, Leave orders at Ropuldican of. fice, 131k and D ug.as, 868-t1 52,500 will buy the furniture of the best TANTED--One ca Steady work Apply at 218 N, 16th strect, up-stairs, roow G 430t Nationai Hotelat (1 coin, 01, Bost of 120-t1 \W ATED— One No, 1 fems wages wll be paid \"ANTM'——DM\ privy va ¥ pools %o cloan with Sink Cleancr, the best o use. A, Evans & Co,, roeldence 1208 Dodge street, O TANTE] ph yslcin 16 (8 Boo offics, TWo 1 1) Tee TeCB buitable e Address Dr. Port \ ANTED—Situation by an experiencd ccok Vormerly cook at the Millard, Address ‘Reed,” bee office. ddu MICELLANEGUS WANTS, AN TED—1,000 straw ticks to il aud deliv- v with bright oat siraw. Leave order with widers, 117 5. 1 thstreet. K 7 ANTED—-Contracts tor soding and gra ing WV A e 37T Baindere, 117 5. Y50t shrces 7t \V/ AJ.rED—Faut or five boarders in a privite fam 1y, board and lodgiog #4 per weck, at 1508 Jackson, near 15th strect. 6254} W ASTED-Purnlihed houee with nob low thy s rooms. Addresss: “C. W. Can. field 1512 Douvlas. 6213 VW ANTED- 2ooms and doard, 1 private tawily willing 1o take one or {»0 boarders, will send their address to the Wywau Comercial College, student secking board or rooms will be AL referred to them WYMAN, 610-t/ ANTED-T0 work for board, A young was wih excellnt Felerences aiténcing 011-i1, 7 ANTEDCottage of 4 rooms by Octode \V Address Tenaut Bee Office. B9l FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND, school in the city. Addrets W, L. 4, oo Office MR RENT front roow with sleove, uicely fu 4 Dodge St. 65410 VOK RENP- Near Omaha pocket book, with valuable notes. Call at Denls O Keil nickolas St. between 18 and 19th s ni HUWARD KUEHL MAGISTEE OF PALMY! ELY AND COKDI TIONALISY, & b aud Har , Gbtaln for any vue & ylauce wecort, anc on coituin condisiong i R and Shoas tase, POWDER | Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A maves 0 Qurity, strongth = and wholesomemess More economical than the ordiuary kinds, and eannot be sold in competition with the maultitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cen Rorat Bakixe Pownss Co, TOR RENT—A nicely furnlshed room at 1128 Cassstreet. 64011 106 Wall St., New York payiog hotel in Iowa, Kent m“!v# nablt,” Address Dolph Macgregor, Bee o 106