Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1882, Page 8

- i “The Daily Bee. - _OMRHA. Thurssday Morning, Nov. 9, & Wenther Report. (1'he following observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the stations named.) War Deearuext, U, 8, Sraxar Sea- VIoR, OMAHA, No 1852, (1:45p. m. Fair Cloudy Clondy Cloudy ondy Davenport.. 84, Paol Ciondy € ene | Fair Fair Fair Cleat Rivor 6 foot 1 Inches above low water mark st Ounhn, 2 foet hinches st Yankton, Mississlp! & feet b Inches at{Davenport, 4 feet 5inches at St Paul, 10 fot 1ioches at St Louls, fee 4 Inches at La Crose and G feot 8 Inches at Dabuque. e LOCAL BREVITIES, ~The fall returns will be in by Christ- mas. —Threo trains of stock came in on the U. P, yesterday. ~Dan Callahan has goue to the county Jail to sober up for six days, —~Mr, C. ¥, Goodman has gone to Cleveland to attend the wholesale drug- gists’ convention, —A class in elocution has been organized in the U, C. L. A., with twenty-three members to start on, —Tinner wanted--A first-class tinner can get u steady job and the highest run- ning wages at Wm, ¥, Stoetzel's. 1t Prof, Yager's band was out yester day with Manager Nugent's big team and wagon, and serenaded Tz Bre office. —A colored boy, working in a Dodge Jordan 5 Twaddel 24, B STILL IN DOUBT. & . more 23, Root 23, The Count-in the City Proceeds |(eera q Distriet attorney Jurnham 49, Slowly. , | Godwin 63 - e Commissionor: O'Keefe 71, Quea ‘ loy 4 Not a Single Ward Yet Com. ['® 0 PTA pleted, Senators: Dawey 24, Connell 29 — Brown 25, Canfield 17, McCormick 6 < Float: McSh Daniell 29, Bat ESeveral Precincte Heard Representatives: Gray 27, Suessen From, i on 50, Bennett 26, Oolpetzer 29, Clark 20, McGavock 20, Goos 24, Jordan 10, Tartle 20, Cronemeyer 52, Bur- mester 4, Leeder 3( District attorney Owing to the unprecedented delay | win 44. - on in muking returns from various wards | ,, Commissioner: 0'Keefe 26, Quealey in the city, it is as yot impossiblo to| = give the complete vote, and equally ro predlot the final result with any de- [, .0 peom Jodge Shannon—Tne greg of probability. Claims made by Trip to the Agencies. eithor side are scouted by the other, — and it can only be said that the anti-| Among the guests at the Millard monopoly and democratic tickets will | last evening was Judge P. C. Shan- likely furnish all the successful candi- | non, formerly chief justic of Dakota, dates, with the exception of three and | and one of the ablest and most prom- perhaps not even so many. inent Jawyera in the country. In the first ward tho work was| Judge #hannon is a member of tho kopt up until last evening, when tired | Sioux Indian commission, appoiuted nature could hold out no longer, and | under an sct of the last congress to an adjournment was taken to 9:30 a. | vistt the various tribes of Bioux, and m. to-day. The count will probably | seo if they were willing to cede any of be comploted by to-night sometime, | their lands, and what was desirable in though, as yet, the straight tickets|rogard to the establishment of sohools, had not all been counted when the [ and the genoral improvement of the board adjourned. tribes, The other members of the In the Third ward a recess was|commission are Gov. Kimunds, for- taken in the afternoon to let the mem- | merly of Dakota, and Hon. J. M, bers take a little rest, and tho count | Teller, a brother of the secretary of was resumed in the evening, At 11 |the interior. o'clock a reporter tried to ascertain| The commission left Yankton on what progress had been made, but was | the 16th of October, and have visited rofused admittance. Pine Ridge, Rosebud and Santee In the Becond ward there is some |agencies, returning aa far as Blair last hitch in the count, and it is claimed | evening, when Judge Shannon came that a re-count will reduce the total |down to Omaha to see his son-in-law, number of votes 167. The board will | Mr. Preston Wolf, of the U. P. begin with the second count this | headquarters, and his family, the morning. The result of the first|other mombers remaining at Blair, count is given below. Up to mid-|He will leave to rejoin them this night last night the Fifth ward had [morning, and they will proceed to not been heard from, so that the only | Yankton to consult in regard to their wards in are the Second, Fourth and | future course. Next week they go to Probabilities as to the Renult Jurnham 8, God- - — THE 810UX COMMISSION. strect restaurant, was arrested Tuesday a8 a suspiciouns character, but was released yesterday. ~A man named R, R, Reed was arrested Tuesday for going to a sporting house and taking three dollars from one of the girls saidmoney being concealed in ber stocking. The case will be tried by jury this afternoon, —Last Friday night a boy named Me- Caig, who lives on Tenth street, near Davenport, was badly burned by falling into a bonfire. The whole of his face aad neck is a blister, and his left hand and wrist are also burned considerably, —Bemit’ now map of Omaha just com- pleted and ready for delivery at $7 each; is four feet wide by seven feet long, Larg- est and most complete map of Omaha ever published. OryiciaL map of the city. See column, —The new drug firm of Colvin & Co} displayed remarkable enterprise in giving election returns from all parts of the oity and Fremuut eétar § o'clock Tuesday. ‘Their store on South Thirteenw. «troat was filled up to a late hour by anxious inquire.s| Gilbert 65. for news, ~A warrant has been issued by Judge Beneke for Fred Watkins, alias Wiliiam Henry, for stealing a horse and buggy val ued at $500 from J. A, McShane, Rath ‘was mot Tuesday by one of the Cozzens house proprietors and acknowledged that heand his party had attempted a swindle, that his right name was Purvis and his partner's Fred Watkins, PERSONAL, Lieut. Merriaw, U. 8. A,, registered at sthe Millard last night. 1. McClennan, of Wahoo, is in thecity. Mrs. Noxthway, of Glenwood, is at the Millard, W, A, Warwick, of Neligh, and Walt M. Seely, of Bennett, are at the Millard, C. J. Phelps and N, W, Wells, of Schuy- Sixth, and one of these will probably | Standing Rock, Cheyenne Agency, be changed. The following is tho re- | Crow Oreck and Lewer Brule, sull so far as received: Judge Shannon reports that they Float senator: McShane 529, Dan- | were most favorably received by the iell 265, chiefs and head men, and they expect District attorney: Burnham 271, | to accomplish very useful results from Godwin 522, thetr mission. He was surprised at Commisstoner: O'Keefe 547, Qualey | the ameliorated condition of the 228, tribes, and astonished at the dignity THE ¥OURTH WARD, and eloquence of the head men in The bosrd in the Fourth got |their councils. He could not but note through about 6 o'clock last evening, [#0me Whose lauguage, as translated and the count stood as follows® to them, would have done credit to Senators: Dewey 410, Connell 307, the halls of congress, and who for Brown 280, Canfield 205, McCormick | 82g2city, far-sightedness and practical | , 109, senso are the peers of any men. Representatives: Gray 421, Sues. | 1bey seemed to the commission to be senbach 397, Christopherson 420, Ben. | 8%aro of the extent of the favors re- nett 385, Colpetzer 384, Broatch 360, | °¢ived from the Great Father, and de Taylor 365, Clarkson 307, Olark 274: sirous of retaining the favor and McGavock 206, Howell 220, Carnaby grommg by tho wisdom of their white 271, Goos 221, Jordan 246, Tartle 205, | brothers. Cronemeyer 209, % s Fioat Semator: McShane 284, Dan- COMING ATTRACTIcNS m}):m[‘:.i iy istrict Attomey: B; Corinne, Parke God #in Fitted gipham, 988, 39(l)ommu\oner: O’Keefe 356, Qualoy | The lyric and dramatic wonder, and Congross: Redick 316, Weaver 356, 'was beaten five to two, BIXTH WARD, Corinne was born in Boston, Mass, completed last evening, and the fol- ) .- | ter aud pupil of Jennie Kimball, th 5 e ¢ le Kim| the lowing aro tho figures on looal candi | well knewn voonlist and comedicams Senators: Dewey 3 7, Connell 335, | Her first public appeacance was at the OMAH A , THURSDAY !NOVEMBER 9 .- .. GITY COUNCIL. by Prof. Baker, A Mags of Miscellaneous Busi- nees Dieposed Of. At the regular meeting of the city council last evening there were pres- ent Messts, Baker, Behm, Oorby, Dallone, Danham, Herman, Leeder, O'Keefe, Thrane, and President Pro Tem, Kauffmann, The journal was read and ap- proved. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, From the magyor: Appointing W. J. Kennedy, O, Hartman and Daniel Keniston appraisers of damages by the construction of sewer through lots 1 and 2, block “E.” Confirmed. From the mayor: Transmitting communication of Messrs. McHugh and McGavock, in regard to right of way scross St, Mary's avenue, en- joined by order of the district court. Filed. From the mayor: Approving cer- tain ordinances. Filed. From the oity attorney transmitting ordinance changing curb iines on Doug- las from Nmnth to Sixteenth strecte inclusive. Filed. The city phpsician mortality report for October: 38 deaths and 83 births, Filed. The report of the police judge for October, Referred. From the city engineer advising thit the trench on tuy south side or Ohi- cago between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets be covered if practicable. Re- ferred. J From the chairmen of the board of public works transmitting the accep- tance of the contract of C. F. Wil. liams for grading the cut off at Saun- ders streets bridge,at a cost of $323.80, Approved. The report of the city marshal of liquor dealers and druggists, number for October. Referred. The report of the street commis- sioner for October was filed. The city marshal's report of the number of prostitutes for the month of October was roferred. From Geo. N, Orawford and J. T. Megrath, insisting that the city fulfill its obligations to keep in order the avenucs on the sonth and west side of Hanscom park. Referred. From Ignace Scherb, asking remu- neration for expenses of raising his house, on Sixteenth street, necessita- ted by change of grade ordered by the city. He asked for $300. Referred. From H. E. White and others, ask- ing that a foot-bridge bs constructed across North Omaha creek on Califor- nia street, west of Oreighton college wes referred. A peution to establish the curb line twenty fees from lot line on Twelfth street, botween Farnam and Douglas streots, was referred. From L. T. Longley and othere: Raquesting that sidewalk be ordered on west side of Sixteenth, between Cass and Chicago streets. Referred. From W. W. Lowe: Complaining of unjust discrimination in making A Lengthy Lecture on Ge0l0gy |of*the warn-key. Allen Koch and L. T. Hessler as ap- praisers in this matter were confirmed. On police: Recommending the paa- sage of an ordinance fixing the salary Adopted. ORDINANCES, The appropriation ordinance tor Oc- tober expenses was pas The ordinance re establishing the curb I'nes of Ninth street toSixteenth, both inclusive, from the center line of Dounglas to the center line of Farnam was introduced, but, Mr. Behm, ob jeoting, did not pass beyond its first reading. The ordinance fixing the salary of the turn-key was referred back to the judiciary commitice for correction as it lacked the amending cluuse. Adjourned for one week SCANDALOUS. How @& Boston Drummer Was Suddenly Called Home, And Why He Wore His Ulster. The papers have been so flooded for the past tew days with election mat- ters and news of a similar sensational charscter that perhaps something more substantial will prove a relief to readers about this time, An item that may the fill bill comes from lower Tenth street, which was the scene of a first-class mensation on Monday While we have the names in our pos- sossion, and they also appear in police court, it 18 not necessary to parade them before the public, but simply give the facts are they are said to have occurred. | It seems that a well known businesa man of lower Tenth street, whose wife businees, told her Monday night that he was going to attend the demo- cratic rally at Boyd’s opera hovse. For some reason he chauged his mind, and after getting some meat for break- fast went home to leave it with his wife. He found a lady sitting in the front room of the house, and noticed something rather suspicious about the appearance of things. He did not wait for any explanation, but at once opened the door leading to his wife's bedroom and found her in flagrante delictw with a Boston drum- mer, whose name is well known to the business men of Omaha, and in- stead of shooting or cutting or any- thing of that kind, he seized the in- truder's coat and breeches and at once made off with them. The fellow jumped out of bed and succeeded in grabbing the pants and got away from the husband, but his coat was goiten away with. The drummer went to a friend, and garment, and left on the firsL train yesterday moraing for St. Louis. Previous to this, however, the hus. band, who had an idea that he might be arrested for petit larceny, consulted a prominent attorney, who, in order to guard sgainst any contingency, filed a complaint in the police court charging the parties with her famous Merrie Makers, will ap- | the cut on Sixteenth and Harney, to|adultery and at the same time filed a pear at Boyd's opera house next Fri. | bring said streets to grade. Referred. 0 woman puffrage amwndment |98y and Saturday in ‘‘Bijou,” and the 0. W. Murray, Jr., for 1881, as the|the man had left town the criminal % t; it di d but the The count in this ward was also)Dscember 25, 1873, and is the dnngh'- 3‘:";‘: !l ::nmfin:f:::: have already | proceedings were dropped, but the ceived from the board of public works, divorce case will be proceeded with, A lengthy communication was re-|and is likely to bring about some rich developments, In the pocket of the explaining their position in regard to [man’s coat were found lesters from Lis [i t national bab : awarding the contract for the paving wife and from a mistress in Rock E’;.wnal'). Canfield 306, McCormick g:;,b“ 29, 1877‘_‘ 31.:,‘:".;.,"2.2;’::3“; of Tenth street with Sioux Falls|Island, Iil., with many other letters 7 k ite, and requesting the board to [ Written him in the most endearing Representatives: Gray 302, Sues- | 8reat sensation as a most remarkable il jacasng nenbach 363, Christopherson 369, Bon. | musical prodigy, and received. the | "y Js0", Order.in the matter. nott 376, Colpotzer, 370, Broatch 351, [Prize. of & gold chain and locket |y, Her second Taylor 562, Clarkson 366, Clark 218, | 8tadded with diamonds. MoGavock 191, Howell 180, Carnaby |PPesrunce in Boston was 119, Leeder 29, T 3 Float senator: McShane 519, Dan. | tle Buttercup” in the Juvenile Pina ioll 75, ; 192, Goos 176, Jordan 200, Turtle|the Gaiety, March 23, 1879, in|motion 826, Oronemeyer 204, T'waddeli 130, | ® grand concert by Brown's Brigade | he tabl Burmeister 135, Whitmore 130, Root band, when as x;lulder and singer she 126, ; Behm 137, Overall was pronounced ‘‘wonderful.” May | ¢ ¢, il ; DAEprallid00, EHoy | 7o) Br\Rlo mads B dobakian STAL | Sorrs e Lig eeatysiam st from himself and Mr, Herman, District attorney: Burnham 380, Twdgn are at the Millard, Godwin 313,y Misses Maggie and Rose Shelly, ond [, Commissioner; O'Koeefo 351, Quea- loy 347, Mr, Chas, Shelly, of Cleveland, aro guests | '°Y . d:fl- Muh:;. ¥, of Oleveland, are guests | G,y o vagsman: Rediok 236, Weaver 859, Gilbert 88, Sam, M, Chapman and wife, of Platts.| . WEST OMANA PRECINCT, mouth are at the Millard, The following is the result of Thurs- 0. Wilson and wife, of Osceols, are at|d8y's election in the precinot: For the Millard, congress, Weaver 47, Gilbert 18, Red- ick 34, State ticket, Dawes 47, Rey- nolds 19, Morton 33, Agee 47, War- ner 33, Kirtley 19, Roggen 48, /A Horrible Accident 1n S8onth Omaha, E:::)‘:’ 32’.5" B“"’St}l?:l:lvl:ll:mh. -(I)ll" - Clark 46, Crawtord, 33’ On Tuesday evening a very sad ac- | Barnd 19, Powers 47, «cident occurred in South Omaha, re.| Madeley 19, Kondall 47, Grebe 33, sulting in the desth, about 4 p, m, é;’":;:iofi‘o";:‘“’d«fip".'.": 33, Burks , Ge: 'y or distri yesterday, of tho unfortunato lady | Purke Godwin 63, Buruham 41 10 who was the wictim, islative, Brown 02, Canfield b6, Me- Mrs. Martha C. Albee is the wife of | Cormick 18, Dewey 47, Conuell 35 Mr. Gilbert J. Albeo, and was at the| MoShano 65, Daniels' 42, Ty time of her ceath 47 years of age, [lor 02, Cronemeyer 82, Olarkson The.dotails of the accident are wot|40, Gray 46, Colpe.zer 46, known beyond the fact that in some [ Christopherson 57, Benneit 46, Sues. way Mre, Mb“dg:rp.d or overturned | senbach 44, Waddell 19, Bernmester » coal oil lamp, which exploded and |44, Witmyer 19, Root 17, Towtlo 48 scattered the oil over her (ruu, which | Behw 26, Overall 18, Hoey 19, ore it col o extinguished | O'Keefo 05, Qualey” 42, Mra, Albeo was horribly \,,:":,fid and | Charles J. Ryan 75‘ Justice of l‘;::a wotwithstanding all that medical aid |Peace, J. B: J. Ryan 53, Road could do for her, died less than ¢wen. |supervisors, D. O, Sulphen 35, and ty-four hours afterward, Oscar Brown 47, For amendment 0 The funeral will t.ke place at 3 p, against b4, i m. to-dsy from the residence on James and Franklin streets, BURNED TO DEATH. D 8 UéKAMA. owey 38, Connell 37, Brown r— Canfield 26, McCormick 30, Barber shop and bath rooms for| For representatives: g‘:ny 39, Sus- sale, Bhop invoices at nearly one|senback 40, Christopherson 42, Ben thousand dollare. Will sell for $800; | nett 38, Colpetzer 80, Broath oo, purt on time, ~Rewson for selli: | Taylor 43, Olarkson 59, Clark 18, My. ish to go to Colorado for my wife's | Gavock 17, Howall 18, Clnlnb‘v 26- health, ¥, J. MoHexgy, Goos 25, Jordan 20, Turtle 51, Orone 10.8% ] Atlantic, Ia, \m}yj&r. Twaddell 54, Burmaaster 36, SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE | Oyerall 55, 110y st~ Behn 33, M". 'hmr the wild flowers of the| ., A, MeShuno 48 Danniell 44 aMep YOSEMITE VALLEN | Burghum 47, God win, 40 ) it 1s tho most, fragrent of perfum t | O'Kecle b2, Qacaley 56 Manpfactured by H. B. Blaven, fan ghp et | Frapcisco, For sale in Omuhe by W ) Seaators: Dewey 88, Co 4 Whitehouso aud, Kensao Bros., | Brown 77, Cantield 50, Ma0ros ST : Fioat seustors; = Mob 76 cup Dantell 56, hae 10, Representatives: Gray 37, Su; on- bach 31, Christopherson 37, Bonnott #8, Oulpeizer 38 Broatch 38, Taylor U8, Clarksou 38, Olark 50, MoGayock PSR OLOCKS, OLOOKS, CLOCKS, Largost stock, Lowest pricss at Eonowm & Exicxson's, Opposite Postofiice, County commissioner, | P8 proved unquestionably the central figure of thy company. Her presen tation of the character revesled her as an astonishing example of precocious | #idewalk on alley south of B, & M. talent, and it sge be considered, no | depot, on Ninth street. ~Adopted, cantatrice over made greater triumph | By Delloue: Ordering the B. & M, RESOLUTIONS, the first moment of her entrance upon | Seventh street. Referred. the stage, by her rippling voice and an evident .Ppmomion of the subtle- ty of Gilbert and method are musically correct. Corinne from her infancy had the [ tween most attentive care; of robust health, | agreed to by the county commission- with a strong constitation, inherited | ers. rom & loving mother, who is ever by By Thrane: Instructing repair orfyn than did little Corinne, A born ac- | Kailroad company to place a flagmen w. tress, she captured the audience at|0n Douglas at ‘the intersection of sha By Dellone: lEhnnkinu Thos. G, nty grace. But eight years old, | Maghee for the elk presented the cit; . she possessed a finesse gf ms’;mer and | for Hanscom park., Adopted. o STA'P I. B By Danham: Calling on the city AND i gt s wlebitude & b S FANGY GROGERIES, ixteenth and Nineteenth as Also the estimated cost of removing terms, indicating that he was what 1s A lively digounsion ensued, ending |known among the traveling fraternity o stormy scene, in which Mr. Baker |88 a masher. f attempted to deliver a lecture on b geology, notwithstanding there was a to lwy the communication on . “Welcome the coming, speed the part- ing guest. No Lasty extemporized punch can approach the renowned Hup PUNOH in flavor, Yvery wine cellar should be sup- The president csmpelled Mr, Baker | Plied with it. Trade supplied at mana- i vigorous pro- | l8oturers prices by M, A, McKamara, Families_supplied by A. i, G o Neh‘.l ed "by H, Gladstone, keeps house not far from his place_of | | succeeded in supplying the missing | — petition in the district court applying |-L b From the city tressurer: Recom-|for a divorce on the part of the hus- “Magic Slipper,” or *Cinderell,”|ReRding reduction of assessment of band on the ground of adultery. As SOTICES, 10 LOAN~MONRY LOAN—On chattel mortgnge se- A. B. Tutton, No. 1516 Douglas alr 48511 10 LOAN- 1,500 real estate security rates, BALLOU y 1421 Farnan HELP WANTED YT\(T]T-' A first-class “s-fecdor at The FANTED.- One dining room girl immediately at the Occldental hotel 121410 \V"\\H D -Good } t . Hulx \ ANTED- Middle be well recom ¥ 3144 10th St 100-84 ANTED- Two number one broom makers ness University, » keoper. Addrdss W street, L ANTED oot g1 10 Cook, wash and Tron ‘ required. Apply ifornia sts, 1139 stout boy to take care of Address ANTED - Two good machinists (ge workmen) at Omaha Novelty Works, 115 and 117 14th street 80-t1 A B, \Vl\\"x D—Help at tho 217 N, 16th strect, up-stai D—A girl to do rond retorences. Good wages poi ED—Situation by respectable girl to re of children or light work. 1 3y rooms and b winter in some nice private family, near street carline.” Address “F. P." by saturday at Beo office. SR HEN € Heb AND Ll JFO8 RENTA nlecly furmisho tront roc with or without bonrd, to parties with re erices, at the northwest corner of 18th and Day- enport streets, 11810 L now, Stroot rooms, desirable; house 6 rooms, 5 rooms, 818, BALLOU BRO Sole Agents. alf of elegant front office on QOR RENT—On ¥ opposite Boyd's Opera house m staced JOR RENT—Large offics room or half store, 20 Farnham st-cet 70784 !‘m. 1 Tk ral hosework W. M. YATES 7 ANTEDTwenty men for railrond_work, -6t A ANTED Situation —n stors or ofiico 5 oy ktiow all parts of the city best Address Messenger Bee Office. 746t 7 ANTED- Situation to do general houscwork or laundry work, Address “M. B,” Beo of- fice 6604 Omahn Bee off nt. front room, 605 1 vand Webster, 0} JANTED. Emy it By & good woman — cook, H. Maunweiler, 11th street, near JOR RENT--House of 7 rooms and bath room Farnam. 7 [WSFY ] w1201 1) l‘ Will be ready for occupancy Dec, 1st. Nicely —_— — e————— ocated, Inquire B, F. Troxell & Co., 13th St well furnisned ooms at 8. E. cor. 12th and Harney strects, 706} YTRAYED ~Tast Thureday, from orercises cf ) the undersigned, one small red cow with white spots and st in right ear. Any informa- to hee recovery will be thenktaliy oph Ledorer, accond hovse ssuth hurch on Th et 0.6* at prosent occupiod elegraph Company, i0th streets: Apnly ETI-tg n and horses at cedstable 16th between Cass and 11611 nee lot, Lake's ad- gain, site Opera Houser esirable res n, near school, A b BALLOU BROS., opy 1410" 9% 8 ALE -3 acres of ground near Park Place egant for homes. this week Map of Omaha, just complete ady for delivery at &7 each, 1s 4 feet wido argest and most complete map er published. Official map of the olumn, s JE—Afirst class span of mulcs, harness, Inquire Faulconer Opera House. 734t TOR SAL(—An “Argand” double bheater, for §20. They cost new $60. D. B. BeeMer, | cor. kighth and Howa d. 40 tt {0R RENT—Brick etore, Inquire at drug store carner 10th and Douglas, 935,t¢ OR SALE—A “‘Root's” blast blower for foun- dry or muchine shop, for helf cost. D, B, Beemer, cor. Eigh hand Howard -t JOR SALE—Small cjok stove. Inquire this k at th 19th St 8t 1,0 SALE—Three thousand weatern wethers, 1and2 years o.d. Weight about 90 pcunds, F. C. GRABLE, 962 tf m and e Kearney, Nob. Fo« SALE—One organ for§30. 0 1e organ for %&54 One Piano, §65. Cash or monthly pay- me- ts. 3 i A WOSPE ICYOLE FOR SALE—Inquire C. M. W man, Omaa. 7 OB SALE--House and 101, N, E: corner 15h streot and Capitol avenue. Inqufre_on pre- OR RE T—S8ix uafarnished roows. 1416 Chi- cago Street, 0111t I‘W()l’. RENT—Houss three room St. Mary's Avenuo betwoen 19 anu 206n St. Inquire J] L. P Vi 102 Agant turnished room o 7 2.8* for uwo geutiemen, 1619 Farnam st. Fun RENT-To man and wife, without child- ren, four very convenient chambers for house d rear cutrance, hard and soft 17th strect. tf 078 LLOU BROS., Real Estate. | miseg. 804 1 JOR RENT - Full lot, good house, well locates OR SALE—Good building, brick. Call at Bl R iR Ecilloy goc liousoily < Water Works ofiice. 4464t 068 BALLOU BROS,, Real Estate IE OTEL FOR SALE.—The Arlington Hous First, class; all furnished ho only hoto in‘town. The cheapest property in tho state. Hagaall tho traveling men. Wil be sold cheap on terms to sult, Enguire of E. Fuile, proprictor, Arlington, Washington county Neb. 344 ANTED—A girl to 4 ork or second work in a respectable . Address 216 South 15th St. 117-10 Scamstress would 1i ecn:rlo) ‘ment in store or private family. Address G. A. Hudson River House, 109-9 unfurnished rooms in_ brick 1510/ 0 St. for delivery at 57 each. 1s4 feet wide Largest and most complete map of Omaha ever published, Official map of the city. Sce column. JS New Map of Omaha, just completed and 7 7 feet long. OR RENT—Parlor and two sleeping rooms, uicely furnished, $25 per month for the threc rooms, 1209 Jackson Street. 628} OR RE T—Up-s airs, 1417 Famham strect. it JOHN G. JACOBS, OR RENT—Hcure of six roou ¢, bay wi_dow, cel ar, cistern, well. ~ Allin zood repair. 816 Por month. 1221 vorth 19th strees, 53-8} OR|REN [—House 6 rooms and a rge barn, o Inqure vougias strict, betwoea sith wnd Let, [OTR ven-room cotlages w.th v, coilar, coal house, ity and olt'located. Enquire’ of C. F. P 4741 cistern 0l RENT—Staro room 24xt0 near corner Cuming and Ssunders bt. Davis and Sayder 1505 Farvam. 89-11 The wh fore troupe at Boston museum, and “bh‘;:: :.l: :1::]!:' Was laid 01 the | m—— Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. The co-partnership heretofore tisting hetwoen us in the drug business in the city of Omaha, r the firm J. Whitehouse & Co’, “‘:‘.'\\l“m‘nl «d by mutual consent, upoi s oo, Il contiuue the business o all the liabilitics and colfeEPCS the payment firm. ~wnts of said J. WHITEHOUSE, SON ON. _Omaha, Neb., Nov. 4; 1 J. E, BERGEN, N. W. Cor. 16thand Cuming 5t cet. i, “JACOB KAUFMAN, her sido, the **Miniature Patti” is|the dirt Jeft by Mr. Robinson, be. | REMOVED TO NO, 611 16TH ST, without a moment's sickness or any |tween Nineteenth and Twentierh piest when pursning her chosen pro- | track. Adopted. By Danham: Approving the ac- She has upwards of 100 Landsome | tion of the city officials in tearing wp with diamond settings, a number of |avenue and Seventeenth street. DEALER IN sign of fatigue, and she is always hap- | streets, when he removed hit reilway ALL Kl“ns oF meS McCARTHY & BURKE, presents, among which are agold watch | the street car track on St. Mary's U nd ertau k ers ) wedals, one of which has this inscrip- | Adopted. tion: “Presented to Corinne at the| By Behm: To build a bridge [ 218 4TH ST., BET, FARNAM AND Grand Opera House, Ohicago, as the |scross Eighteenth and Pierce streots. rless Cinderella of the world, Jan, |Referred, 1880," another from the police of In- was the recipient of a beautiful onyx | fixed at $70 per month after Novem- slipper, sot in gold, In OCanads sie|ber lst. Referred. was received with much distinotion by the Marquis of Lorne and the Prince 5| adopted, presents, and also by Lord and Lady | publio works to send a 8 Campbell, who also gave her tokens of | Sjoux Falls stone to the state geolo- remembrance, wist of Minnesota for chemical exam- el ination, METROROLITAN HOTEL, OMA.| This resolution offered an oppo A, NEB. tunity for Mr, Baker to complete his Tables supplied with the best the | lecture on plutonio and other rocks, market affords. The traveling public whieh he did in fine style. claim they get better accommodations | Every member of the couneil then and more general satisfaction here | proceeded to tell the members what than at any other house in Omaha, | they did not know about rocks, aud Rate, §2 per day. sug2lifm about an hour’s time was consumed in i e e it arguing the question of whether Sioux Fulls stone is or is not granite. The resolution was finally laid on the table. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, On ;tr-uhnnd p}nde:l: }hcullx)unand- ——— ing the change of grade on Douglas Go to Kiewit & Moutague's for .‘;‘1 Ninewau“th ..,5.,.,., requen,edkby bargains in Boots and Shovs. 83t | N, B, Falooner and others, under cer- 4 e ~— tain cinditions. Adopted. Pure Sweet Cider at Fleming's, The appointments of O, Hartman, LATEST RETURNS ELEOTED WIIG & WESTBERG for huving the best and cheapest STOCK OF BOOTS AND BHOES, - / dianapolis, Ind. In New Orleans sho | and drivera of the fire department be Louise, who made her some valuable | By Ccrby: Authorizing the board of | Hotel. Ete. DOUGLAS. By Leeder: That the pay of stokers V]]upugu’g‘ & M!“UELBEHU ARCHITECTS, CREIGHTON BLOCK, - OMAHA. Architects of the Omaha National Bank, We Several sidewalk resolutions were | prika Natl nal Bsuk, Paxton & Galerghers Block, Academy of tho Hacred tleart, Millard OR_RENT—1{ouse of {8 rooms in first-ci ss House of 11 roims, blocks from o House of 5 roor tore on 14th, Swell tron residences =at_ McOAGU OR RRNT—A very pleasant furnished room at 721 south 18th St.betwern St. Mary's Aac.- ue aud nworth St. 943-t1 JOR RENT—Cottage of 4 rooms, 30tk and Far- nam strect, §10 a month OR RENT-—Cottage of 4 rooms, 50th and Dodge, $10 month. JOR RENT—Housse of 5 rooms,30th and Dou- il stroct, §18 & month, o ~_ BOGGS & HILL. cater, Hferences requic Py ssnorthwest ¢ rner of 254 and Bue G BERT=A WigTe uraated 1oom at 1610 treet 7t INT Three unfurnished rooms, 117 outh 17th street, two blocks we:t of post ofticy 0K KE Eak Slioe Stare. House Tooms furnished for light eemer’s block, cotner of sth and Howand streets 1081 ” ot;;:ms;r-.\ furnished House, 2301 Dodge. g1 NOK KENI—2hous & cne 6 aud oue 6 rooms Inquire corner Chicagoand 15th &6, 1. Swif., 934-41 pleasant furnished room. Call 51348 ecimen of TAKE _NOTICE' Martin, The Tailor, 1220 Farnham Street. 1220 Ha r-coived a full and complete stock of Fall and Winter Sultings, and is now aking a No 1 pair of pants for §6.00, 0¥ & complets suit for $25.00. See d save monoy. 6-118m DR. F. SCHERER, Physician and 8urgeon. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALIY. Modicines furnished st office. Office, N, W. corser 18th and Farnam streots over Merchant's National Bank Omaba, Neb I, BROWN Warus all his frignds and those that dobuy Fur niture, Carpets, Btoves and Cr:ckery, that he can be'tound only st No. 1205 Douzias stre 10 other place. Ycu are dafly imposed upsn by other dealers who represent chat I own three storcs 1 have the largest stock und at the low eat prices In the city, 1 E a TOR RENT—House, six rooms, furnished, 1o A D tydew Giice, Miliara botel, 5 766-41 o RENT—A boarding house, at 108 Torth [ strect, betwren Douglas aud Uodge. Inquire ¢ cor, £ 12h and | ouslas LIvRY] JROK BENT Otices n Jacob's iack, cor éth and Capitol avenue, JOHN G, JACOBS, 762t i six large rooms all icnces an locavian by £.7, Peter- 16th and Dc T—Two dwellings in de No. 1614 Douilar stree OR RENT— A ooty at Northwest corner 16:b aud . Bicago strest. 810-t TANTE take MeDoua d las St clilngs and two of able locall ately. a first-class 1nan he uotion department at 1044 \vu'u;u.w:; z00d stead.y girls to wash dishes at the Faxton Hotél. ivquire for the stewart, 108 6} t tel, cor. th and Leavenworth Sts 1056 TRAYED—From premises of the undersigned ) one dark hay mare. Mane clipped close and White hairs in forehesd, Information as to the whereabouts will be thankfully rece: STEPUEN TAVLOR, N rth of track above the White Lead Works, or cave word at Case's baru, 13tn st nov7-1tt YAKEN U One small roan cow, about five years old; has on two bellsone, one smalland onelarge. Owner can have same by proving pro- perty and paying charges. 8. W. CAMPBELL, 68-emit West Omaha. ] OTS FOR SALE—7 handsome resi bost property in Omaha for the money; t0 100 down, balance $10 to $20 per month. ANTED—A good German or Swede farmer and Gardner to work farm, or will lease or sell improved farms in Douglas county on b years ti to §750 down, and stock, implements, o with the place, NTFD—100 to 200 cows breed on shares f r a term of AN 5,000 to & o invest in stock Breeding Co., with man and good location. nt. heifers to Houseard Carpet Cle: uer Stove Leaveorders at Repnblican office, i8th and Douglas. B2t T[YO FARMERS—The higuest cah price paid | ror Ry, Bar ey aud Corn at Kreb's Vincgar Works, Jonea streot, between 9ih a.d 10th, Oma- bi 506-da EDWARD KUEHL AT OF PALMYSTERY AND CONU\ O R ipth Strack, betmosn Jarens spirits, obtain for any one A4iafld Of guordias aud present, and on [T ture. Boote sud Shoes ant Fuarantes ¢ POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marve. (f purity, strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinsry kinds, and caunot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in _cans Royar Baxing Powbei Co Wi Vaw V. 8. KALISH, THE STAR TAILOR 1 Door W, of Cruickshank's, Has now » complete ok of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of French English and the beet Dowestics. Prices low a8 the oweet iz