Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 16, 1883, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA FRIDAY MARCH 16 J. A, WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEE IN s W TN TER TR IR Lath, Shingles, Pickets, 8ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEN F LA SITEE., ETO. STSTATE AGENS FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT OOMPANY Near Uaion Pacific Devot. - OMAWA NB HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRIGES DUPLIGATED. {18 FARNAM ? - - OMAKHA HAS THE BEST ST0CK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PRICRS IMPORTART IMPROVEMENTS ?iav_e now been finished in our store, mal - ing it the largest and most complete THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE, The Utliity o1 the Atmoephere as a Means of Maintaining Hest, (ou Advertiser, The lecture of last evenine in the Lowell fustitute course, by Profestor Langley, troated mostly of the effect of the planetary stmosphere in modi- fying the sun’s roys, Tae fmprossion {a perheps gencral, he eald, that the utility ot the atmosphere for the pur poses of life on this planet o in sup plying oxygen to the body by means of the lungs, On an airless planet human lite could not be sustained, but many animatod croatares do exist on our planet without breathing ap- paratas and {¢ is concelvable that oxy gen might be supplied to the blood by other means than throcgh the lungs A belng who mght bs abla to recall the history of the past by ages, ia- stead, as we do, by conturier, would bo able to relate many in. stances of life being presorved through long pertods when there was ncither afr, as we now kuow it, or lunge to breathe it; but he would not be able to recail tae time when life and warmth wero not eynonyimous terma, No form of life could b meinted without the all-vivitying ele ment of heat, The Jeoturer remarked , in what had beon sald on the lous evenings he had malaly n of scienutio resalts, which had beon reached by the luvestigations of other persone. He had now to speak of results galned through cortain re- goarches and experiments of hle own, wherein the frquiry was directed to ascertaining what cffect the sun’s di rcet rays have in maintatning heat upon the earth, That effect is bat pre FURNITUREHOUSE In the West. , An additional story has been built and the five floors all connected *with two HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS, One Exolusively for the uge of Passengers. These immense ware- rooms--~three stores, are 66 feet wide--are filled with the Grand- elslt display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evel shown. All are invited to call, take the Elevator on the first fl and go through the building and inspeot the stook? g e CHAS. SHIVERICK, I_"EJE, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, Omsha, PERFEGTION HEATING AND BAKING is only attalned by uslug CHARTER OAK B8toves and Ranges. WITH WIRR lulUEE ll!ZEB DOOBS, or sale by MILTON ROGERS & 8ONS ODMEAZEL M. jullmde) comparatively smali and a ready illus tratton of the fact may bs had in con sidering that on a certaln day of Jan- uary, for exawple, or a particular year, the altitude of the esun being low at the noon hour, the mercury stood at zero. In the follow: ing year, on the corresponding day of the same month the thermometer might regleter at noon in this latitude 60° or 7T0° above zero, yet in the effect of the direct rays of the sun must have been the same on one occasion as on the other. In fact, the sun’s rays are a little hot- ter in the wintor than in the summer time. Prior to considering the results of this investigation it should be borne in mind that heat, light and chemioal sction are but modes of one common thing which lies beyond or exists prior to them, Thus by means of the spectrum, which has to deal im- mediately with the phenomena cf light, an Inquiry with froitfal results may be made concerning the action, or the presence or absence of heat. Bat what is destrable to get is not those facts which the spectrum as ordinar. ily seen discloses, but such as aro boe- yond the reach of the eyesight. The object is to go down into the spec: trum, where the eye can Lot see, that thus may be ascertained the amount of heat produced by the direct rays of the sun oatside the line of the earth’s atmosphere. This can mnot be found out by any direct expsriment, as Wwe c&n not get beyond that atmosphera nor survive if we could resch that point in space. The method, us the lecturer oI *°SPORTING GOD Single Brepch:Loading Shot Guns, from $5 to 818, Double Breech’Loading Shot Guns, from 18 to §75. Muzzle Loading Shot Guns, From $6 to $25.% Fishing Tackel, Base Balls and all kinds of Fancy @oods. Full Stock of Show Cases Always on hand, % A Imported and Key West Cigars a large line o Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and everything re uired in a first-class Cigar, Tobacco and., Notion tore, Cigars from $15 per 1,000 ‘pwards Send for Price List and Samples DIRECTORY OF LEAuiH HOTELS ARLINQTON, WEATHERLY HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, WESTERA nUlGL PROPRIETORS TOWNE J. Q. McINTIRE, Linea'n, Nob, A. QIWEATHERLY, Manring, towa, | ©. C. REYNCLDS, Coon Raplds, owa § BARATOOA HOTEL, J. 8. STELLINIUS Milford, Neb, MARSH HOUSE, E. MANS, BROWNSVILLE Neb QOMMEROIAL HOTEL" JOHN HANNAN Btromshurg Ne HALL HOUSE, ASW HALL Loulaviile § OITY HOTEL, OHENEY &J0LARK, . Blalr, Ne . COMMEROIAL HOTE ., J. Q.3MEAD, ) Neligh, Nob- GRAND OENTRAL € JBEYMOUR, NebraskaiOlty,|Ned MISSOURI PACIFIO HGTEL, P, L. THORP, Weeping Water,N OOMMEROIAL HOUBE* A. O. OAARPER, Hardy, Neb, GREENWOOD HOUSE, W. MAYFIELD, Qreenwood, Neb' OOMMERCIAL HOUBE, E, 8TOREY. Olarinda, lowa ENO'8 HOTEL, E. L. ENO, Eremont, Neb* EXOHANQE HOTEL, ©. B, HAOKNEY, Ashland, Neb METROPOLITAN HOTEL, FRANK LOVELL, Atkinson,'Neb MORQAN HOUSE, E. L. GRUBB, Quide Rocd,IN BUMMIT HOUSE, BWAN & BEOKER | |Oreston, la. ! HOUSTON HOUSE, QEO. OALPH. | Exira, | REYNOLDS HOUBE,| 0. M. REYNOLDS, Atlantic, la, WALKER HOUSE, D. M. \WALKEPR, Audubon, la. OOMMEROIAL HOTEL, 8. BURQESS, . Neola, la! OITY HOTEL, L, DIA, LLIAMS, Harlan la, PARK HOUSE, MRS, M. E. OUMMINGS, Oorning, la. NEBRASKA HOTEL, UL, AVERY, Btanton, MEROHANTS HOTEL Q.)W, BURK. Burlington Junstion ¥ OOMMEROCIAL HOTEL, Blanchard, la. PARKS HOTEL, OOMMERO AL HOTEL, BAGNELL HOUBE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, F. M, PARK, HENRY WILLS, CHAS, BAGNELL, WM, LUTTON, 8henandoah Ia," Dayld Olty, Neb (v OCollege 8prings, Vililsca, s, JUDKINS HOUSE, FRANK WILKINSON, Malvern, Ia, BALL HOUSE, H. H, PERRY, Ida Qrove,lls / OOMMERCIAL HOUSE B, F.GTEARNS, Odebolt, la WOODE HOUSE, JOHN ECKERT, Osceola, Neb, DOUQLAS HOUSE, J. 8. DUNHAM, Olarks, Neb, BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QBEEN, ARLINGTON HOUSE, J. M. ELACK & EON, yaville Mo NORFOLK JUNOTIONHOUJBE A Norfolk Junction X4 WINSLOW HOUSE a Beward, Neb, AURORA HOUSE M. q Auroar Nev OROZIER HOUSE 0. R. CROZ'E 8ldney, Neb, AVOCA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKHOLD, A ! voca la. OENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & BHATTUOK, Red Oak FOBTER HOUSE Capt JOHN FOSTER, Lewls, la. AHITNEY HOUSEY E. HAYMAKER, 11241 Griswold, la. DEPOT HOTEL, 0.'L. OHAPMAN, IDunlap, a LUBK HOUSE. J A LUSK, Logan, DOW CITY HOUSE, W. H. MORTON, AQQGER HOUSE, ilTJAoannA BON, De: HARMON HOUSE,===j TAMA CITY, TA,, Harmon & Kealee, Prop: proceeded to explain, is by getting an approximate, bat so far es it goes a sure result, and then estimate or cal- culate what would be the result if the method of approximution were carried to the absolute limit, The planadopt- erable amoant of barren land has been brought under cultivation through the encouragemont offered by the act, and it in coneidered & good Investment by tho leglsiators, A considerable farther increase in the production is expected. e Horsford’s Acld Phosphate 1y recommended for headache ocoa- sloned by indigestlon, and whenevoer there 1s a general feeling of sluggish. neas and lack of energy. “Jaol Detroit Free Prosw. A year or 80 ago, as the foreman of SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 367, Special ordinance making appropriations for the payment of liabil ties of the city of Omaha, in. the month of February, 188 the City Couacil of the city of SKeTion 1. That the folloy are hiereby appr pristed for bilities of the city of Omal month of Fepruary, 18 PRON T4 % GRNRRAL PUND, sums bo and they t of lin during the For walary of Jas, K. Boyd as Mayor....§ 100 60 7 Truman Bic awurer . 116 67 JILC ity oK 100 00 marshal K3 33 ngin'e 183 33 “ P Ford,St. commissioner 75 00 a1 J. D, Howe, city attorney 166 67 @, police judge 126 00 one of the iron works of this city was | Forsatary of W. 1 Baker, ascounciiman® cressing the yard one dsy he espied & [ 4O F. Behm, i Iittle skip of a boy, eeemingly not w“ i over eleven years, seated on a biy fly. W wheel acd chewing the bitter end of it i el bl r. flection, D. L, McQuckin, **Who are you?" L y “I'm Jaok.” Hontor S, ““What are youn doing hare?’ ¥ S.A. Hermao, “‘Reating." ““What do you wani!” h ““A job.” Those were the inquiries and an. swors, The boy was pale-faced and faced and regged, but in tho steol blue eyes the foreman saw game, g Aad, too, the iden of a waif like him . seiting out to battle the world touched [ Wi, Webh, driver 11 old No. 8 a,tender chord in the heart of the man |y Yanderford, diiver No. 4. 00 who had boys of his own, and he et T Ja%0US, DIpOmAD. e 70 00 Jack to work in the yard. cann y 4000 No one thought the boy would stay e st 1 00 a week, and no oune oared to ask whore ho orme from or who he was. But L S y 2 1,120 00 faithful, and as tho weeks wont by he [ Truman suck, paid 700 gained friends, One dsy he walked | Huckelbone, hay 10 85 up to he foreman and raid, Vs “I want to learn the trade,” OLICK DEPARTMENT “You? Ha! ha! ha! Why, Jack, |G N Doty. turnvey aud janitor....... ¢ you arenot big enough to handlea [ !l Jacobson, policenan “I con whip-any ’'prantico boy In|Owen Buckiey, this shop!” was the earnest declara. [ |/}l iy tion, ¢Just hear him! Why, any of the lot could turn you wrong side out! ol When you get blg enmougn to whip | Hans P Ritter, :gg :mlllan one you come to me for a 'r";*‘r“’\‘,““u';‘r- i P wchee, At noon that dsy Jack walked up to [ I F. Walker, A. F. Sigward, the biggest apprentice boy in the shop | Wy, ‘A" Layne, and sa.d: 70 00 70 00 Y. $ 1,270 00 “What do you want?” MISCHLLHOUS BN ROLICK DRPARTAAAT, Kt “I'm golng to liok you.” Cbas Bplitt, Bauling aniraala. . i GRNKRAL MISCKLLANFOUS BILLS, ““What for? W F He ns, salary . “‘Because I want a chance to learn | Jerome C. Pentzdl the trade.” Saa The two went out, and In sight of | Ww. F, twenty witnesses little Jack won a|Jacch victory. At 1 o'clock he touched hia [ ha Powells cstsuit..... cap to the foreman and said: ) nd ek toge Jo Wk T o |pere (.0 Ten minates later ho had becomea|P U l"qin.' machlnist’s apprentice, and if you go | 3ohn" in there vo-day you will find him with greasy hands, oily face and a head full RSTRE GFFURLID wokkhis of business ideas. Jack carrles the 4 P % keya to the drawers whers the steam- gauges, safety-valves and other trim- EEEPRES mings ars kept, and he knows the use 3 of every tool, :he workings of overy Bernand Haas, ovAXecoM rank tece of machinery, and there is a | Bernard laas, oveneer.... .. .. Sonatah call (981 Jadk ke aiid Jaok | BA:8 L shsacsoiy woud there, Before he in 20 he will be & & fintshed machinist, and before he is 25 it lidfiction tafands ho will b foreman of some great shop, | 41 Williams, rent ¥ bruars . He is quiet, earnest, sespect fuland ok« | Mary 18 Allos, yaid janitor, serving. What ho does i well done, (W7 , booke aud siatior What he is told he never forgots, 3% And here in Dotroit aro hundreds of boys who complain that there is no chance for thew, evan when backed by money aud Inflaence. They walt and S walt and whine and complain, and | e masorand ity laave it to waifs like little Jack 1o call | urcrinaccordance wi.h the above appropriations, and in favor of the respective parties entitled up the gamo in thelr souls snd walk | 3iC 6 oS0l 5™odin" e Pthere ‘may bo ed was to make comparative measure- ments cf heat prcdaced by the sun's rays at the base of a high mountain, and at or near the top, the difference being a consequencs of penetrating through and geuting rid of about three miles of the earth’s atmospheric enve- lope, The place chosen was Mount Whitney, which {s within the limits of the United States, but near the north- ern boundary of Mexico, It was choson because of its situation in the midst of & vast desert region where the atmosphere has but a elight amount of moisture. The lecturer described and {llustrated on the white ecreen the ap paratus ueed, which had to be, so far as the heat-defining and registor- ing part of it is concerned, iavented for the purpoee; and he aleo showed upon the screen some pictures cf the desolate mountain region to which; with his party, he sscenced. Among the curious resu'ta which *he lcoturer enumerated was thiz: That it proves that the sun’s rays at the helght named aro bluetsh, and the conclusion is that if the sun were soen from some intermedlate point in space it would appear to be blue, 'he main result reached was proof that the heat by which life is maintained ou the earth 18 owing to the abzorbing heat capacity ot the atmoephere to human beings, and to all animated creatures, which the atmosphere has, Is in storing np the heat which the sun throws off From this it may be concluded that Neptune having an atmosphere, might be a warm planet, and Mercury, having none, a cold planet. Money for the Unmarried. One of the most eolid and subst: atial institutions in this country is the Jlar. flA&gund and Mutual Trust Assaociation, of ar Rapids, Iowa. They are organ- ized under the laws of Iowa, and heir of. ficers and directors are among the leading and most prominent business men o Cedar Rapids. Every unmarried person should have a certificate in this association, It is a splendid investment, as safe as go.ummlnt bond, You can justas well ve & good sum of money to commence married life on as not. A large number of members have been paid off, receiving nver 800 munl on their investment, Write for circulars fully detailing the plan, which 18 the finest kaown. Do not postpone it. Good agents wanted, Mention where you saw this notice. 15-3m, Sugar Growers in New Jersey. In 1881 the New Jersey legislature passed un act to encourage the growth and manufacture of sorghum and sugar, The farmera were to receive 2 50 for every ton of cane raised, A Philadelphia company at once secared 26,000 acres of barren land In tho south part of the state and went into the basiness. Last year about 160 tons of sugar were manufactured and the state bounties paid amounted to 8,678, Land valued at $256 an acre raized $14 worth of cane The experiment is held to have proved very succeseful, and, in accord- ance with a recommendation of the goveroor, a bill was introduced this winter to discontinue the bounty. This bill was defeated and another was introduced to limit the appropriation to §8,000 per snnum. This has also failed to pass, and the bounty wiil continue for several years, A consid- boldly into & great manufacturing | funds subject to dratt. works and say: 3 in force from and af “I'm here—I want & Passed March 6, 1883, Attest: ity passage, Wever Give U v. It you are suffering with low and de pressed spirits, loss of appetite, genera debility, disordered blood, weak conatitn. tion, hendache, or any ditense of bilio us nature, by all ‘means procuroa bottle of Blogtrio Biiters. You wil be surprised to see the rapid improvement that will follow; you will bo inspired with mow life; strength and activity will return; pain and misery will cease, and hencefortn yon will rojoice in the praise of Electric “Bitters Bold at fifty cents a bottle, byC, F, Go:1 man [¥ : CHAS. KAUFMANN, Pres. pro yem. City Council Approved March 8, 1853, J. E. BIYD, Mayor. Proposals for Milltary €upplies, HEADQUARTHRS DEFARTNRST OF THIR l'mm,s Mar h 7th, 1:83. , in_tripheste, ubject 15, will bo 'a"at thin , on Ve y, April honr (s Jowing for tho ot eos of tho Quat 1. y Bupplies Juring tre ycar commenc Lug July ist, 1885, ard evding Juue 50th, 154, a3 follows: Wood,' Hay and Charroal, or such of said suspicn o required at Omata bero', Foit Omah, Fort Nichiara, Fopt 5idncy, cpot, Fort ltussell, Fort§ celo, Fort las, Port Kobinson, Fort Bridger, Fort Lar- Fort McKinney, Fort Warhakic, aud Fort Thorliburgh ¢ 300 tons of Conl of 2240 pounds to the ton ; Froposals will also be recaived at this office up | T I BT @I IE>. A X2 T X 1T 1Y to the dsy and hour abcve named, for z:» ueiln- —FOR— ery on the cars et the pcint neare's to the wines e ot D Pl ot CHICAGO, thousand t ns of Coal, of of [2240 pounds to the PEORI In the old Favorite and to . Als> for dulivery at the Omah Dopat, or ations on the maintline of tne Union Pacific aflway east { om Kearney Junction, of two m'l- ST. LOUIS n%. pounds Corn, u:;: on .:flllmntyoundwm 2 A bids for ge in should stato the rate per 100 Ibs, e MILWAUKEE. Topotals for e'ther class of e stores men- |1o[oor, orfor quastitisslem than the whoore: | DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, quired’ will be reccived, Each proposal shoul h B0 tn siplicate, separais for each meicient ench | NEW YORK,BOSTON, fon, and must bo_acoompanied by a bond in | * and all Poluts East And®@outh-East. sam of fivo hundred dollars (§530) executed THE LINK COMPRISES striculy in accordaoce with the printed instruc- | Kearly 4,000 miles. Bolid Bmooth Steel Track tions, and upon the blank form furaished und'r | |/'connections are made in UNION DEPOTS this advertiscmont, guaranteelog that the party | poa” " Nayl epntation 88 being the making the proposal shall no. withdraw the ‘and s universall +ame within sixty days from the datesnnounced EQUIPPED. Rall for openitg thew that If raid proposal is ac- | ad {n the world for all classes of travel. coptod and a coniract for tho supplies bid for, | “Fry it and yon will nd trayeling & lxur) awardsd thereunder, he will, within ten days of’ | 1ngtod of & discomiort. ter being notified of the award (provided such | Through Tiokete vis rhis Celebrated Line notdfication ( o made within thesixty days above | e ¢ at all offices in the Woet. mentionad), accept the ssme and furnish gsod Information about Rates 0 Fare, n:rl» and sullcicad rurctios, atonce, for”iho falihiul | our Acoommodations, Time Tables, 8., will by porformarce f the contruel o government | ghoe) niny reserves the right Loy«,nl any or all’ proj 8. ?fl!wfia,‘”m g A preferonce will be given o & #d Vico-Pres’t & Gen. Manager,Ohloage. tio production. PEROIVAL LOWELL, Blank proposals and printsd circulars, stating Gen. Passonger Agh. Chicage, the kind and estimated quantities, of wood, hay W, J. DAVENPORT, lnd'chlumul requircd at tuc:;l station, nm: H Gen. Apmbam."u Blufls, 1ng full instructions a8 t> the manner of Lid. k% Ticked LAgh. Ou® is, condl fons 2 be cbaerved by bidders, and ¥ VN e ¢ to my of contract, otc., will be furnished on ap- plication to this affice ¢r to the Quartermamsters | [{ghragka Loan & Trust§lompany at the various stations named 4 HASTINGS, NEB, Envelopes proposs's should be ma ked: f o - e and sddre sed ty the unders' gned or to the res. 2 'y Bactive Poes asd Dopoh Quartermavters Capital Stock, - - $100,000 JOHN FUREY, Captain. A, Q. M,, U. 8, A., in charge of C. Q. M.'s office, Dept. of the Flatte i w1 Voun cles of domes- JAS8, B. HEARTWELL, President, A ARKE, Vice-Prosident, E. C. WEBSTER, Treasurer . WAOME AOMANr Prosident. Vico Pres's W. 8, Dravuna, Soc. and Trea, Bamuel Alexander Ogwald Oliver, THE NEBRASKA : A. L. Olarke, E. C. Webster' Lincoin, Neb. MANUFAOTURERS OF niers Lrrrowe.Farm Rollere Fry Rasos, BUEet Mieyating | This Company furnishes & permanent, home milis, &¢ {nstitution where School Boa: #and othor logally od 0 do Job work and manutes | ssued Municipal securitic 10 {Nobrasks can be ¥ parties, be negotiated on the md 11 avorable terms Addroas sl ordors Loans made on fmproved fa-u | o ail woll settiea 10 the MEBRABKA MANUFACTURING CO |countiesof the state, $hio F] Lir coln Nob correspond. DIRECTORS, Firat Mortgage Loans a Specialty Ske. 8. This ordinanceshall take effect and be T.0TS, Farms, Lands- BY HOUSES AND LOTS, No. 19—Full ot aud new house, 13]'rooms, two Dbelow and ono up-stairs. Eight foot celling below above. Brick foundation, cellar, ete. 100 3 Large two story house, 10 rooms, two Iarge collars, good well Hamilton strect near Poor ClareCo No. 16—Houso aud lot_on 17th houso b room No. 15—Hou 10th 81 nlllo on Pierce St. 21+ Now houseot 7 ro half milo west of Turntable Sau_dersSt. §1000. No. 5—Houso of elght 60X165 foet §2500. corner lot, troot cars on oarn ete. lot Vacant Lots. No, 252—Two full lots on 19th Stroet near Lake 1600, s~ ARG, v eattt A YDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Sure Cure for nll' FEMALE WEAR-. NESSES, Imclading Leucorrhen, Ire regular and Painful Menstruation, Inflammation and Ulceration of tho Womb, Flooding, PRO- LAPSUS { A Tloasant (o the taste, efllacions and mmediate its offect, 1t fan groathelpin pregnancy, and ree wos patn during labor and ab reg PIVSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCL TTOR Avt WeA wither sex, it 1o s iy that Lo ever an Lotore the publics and for all discases of the DNRYS it 18 tho Greateat Remedy (n the Worid. YKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Lither Ser Find Great Relief in Lis Uso. erative orgam nd and Blood Payf 213 Wost 3 of elthor, $1. 8ix hottlo t by madl in the form 01 per box for either, all lotters of Inquiry, Enclo . Mention this Paper, FWLYDIA B, PTXRTAN'S LIveR P11.18_cure Constipa on, Diliousnéss and Torpidity of tho Liver, 5 cents ~Sold by nll Drusciste. 8 o STABLIEHED 1868, SIDE SPRING ATTACHMENT—NOT PATENT A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dodgo Strood, aag 7-me 6m Omasa. Nen PROCLAMATION, For the General City Election and submitting osit on 0 vore se y of the authority ves Jamies E. Boyd, Mayor of the City of Om Nebraska, do hereby procl im to the qualified eloctora of fhe city ot Omaha snd of the respect- ive wards thereof, that an ANNUAL (ITY ELECTION Will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL THIRD, 1883, for the dlection of the following officers, namely : Mayor, Police Judge, and City T, casurer, each for tho term of two i!'lll‘h Six Coun.ilmen at large, for the term of two B¢, $1600, No. 351—Twenty five lots in Parkers addition Just north of the ‘end of red stroet car lino $400 ©oach easy terms, No.850—Four lotson Delaware 5¢. near Hans- com park, §050. Ono haltlot on South avenue, near , 29nd, 28 600 each, and on casy terma. No, 846—Bix beautiful residence lots on Cather. ing sirect, noar Hansoam parky $4,600. Twolve beautitul residence fots on Hamiiton street, near ond of old streescar track; high and sightly, 8860 to §700. Soveral acre and halt acre corner lots on Cum- Ing, Burt and California streets, in Lowe's sec- ond'addition and Park Place—nosr Academy of Bacred H Tots in “Prospect Place” on Hamllton and Charlos stroet, juct weat of the end of Red Street Car track and Convent of tho Sisters of Poor Clare, one and one half milo from postoftice, snd ne mile from U, P. shops, §160 to $500 cach, only b per cent down and 5 per cent por month Lotsin Lewe's addition one-half mile west of end of Red Street Oar track near Convont of Poor Clare Sisters In Shinn's addition, $1256 to #800 cach, and on vi oria, L in Horbacl 18t and 2nd addition: Park Place, Lowo's 2 , Nelson's, Hanscom Place, Redick's ad- ditions, etc. Lots in it Foncler addition” fust one- quarter mile wouth-cast of Union Paclfic and B, and M. R, R. depots, §260 to §1,500 each, very onsy terms, Business Lots. Threo good business lota on Dodge ‘nearji2th street, 22x120 fect each, $1,600 vach, or $4,600 for all, oary torme, ‘wo 0o business lots on Farnam street, 33x 66 foet each, with frame bulldings theron,renting for about 9600 per year each; price 84,250 each. 44x132 tect on Faruam uear 10th street, corner $12.000 Splondld Warehouse 1ot on Unlon Pactffc right of way, uorth of track and east of Nail Works— belng 132 foct north frontage on Maso by about 100 fest,west trontaze on 10th Farms a1d wild lands in Douglas, Barpy, Dodge, Washington, Burt, Wavne, Stanton, azd other good countios in eastern Nebraska for sale. “Taxos pald, rents collocted, an1 woney Joanod on Improved city and country_projerty a4 low rates of Inferest. o, BEMIS' NEW OITY MAP, FOUR FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET LONG, WITH EVERY ADDI. TION RECORDED OR CONTEM.- PLATED UP TO DATE. “‘OFFI. OIAL MAP OF,.THE OITY." $5.00 EACH. / GEO. P.BEMIS, Real Estate Agency, Ccugles8t| niusemn years, +ix Members of the Board of Education, three to serve for the term of two years, and thice to serve for the term of \hree years. At said e cc fon pursuant to an ordinance of tho city of Omaha, which is as follows: “ORDINANCE NO 57 An ordinance t2: provide for the submissiun to the o ectors of the i 'y of Omaha, of & propo. sition whother tho ity avall seue ane hundred thou and dollars (§100,000) In bonds for sewer purposes. Ba it ondained by the City Council of the City of Omaha, SKeTioN 1. Tt belng cy'dered necessary by the Uity Counil of the cit - of Omaha tha n wer partly con: tructed should b ex'endsd and other sowors construct:d; therefore that the Mayor of the city of Omaha h,acd i+ hereby anth an io tructed 6 subit o (he electors of the city of Omah the followi g proposi on on the 3 d day of April next, it being tho day of genera: clty electl n ng twenty (20) days vublic notice shereof ts submission *: hall bonds of the city cf Omaha be issued by said city in the sum of one hundred thou.and do lars (1100,0:0) due ir twenty (20) years, and bzaring not to ex- cood six (6) por cent int<est from date «f issue, intoresty mi-annua'ly upon interest cou- 1 to i1 bonds for tho purgose maintaining sowers partly con w'ru ted and constructing aua maint: ining addi tionn sewers as fo lows ¥xtension of 1 Omaha sewcr from 70th ool Milits Bridge on Cuming street, ty-four thousand dollars (824,000 ) nsion of north bravch of therou'h Omaha 10 €5 a point near en thousand dollars Farvam and 22d etr (315,000), A's-wer from 16th and Harney north to € hicas ot -nid b on Chicico & rort to the river, hineteon toousand five hundred dollar: (319,600 ) A sewcer on 17th stroet from Cass street north t Laard wiroot, reven thous o d dollar- (57,000.) ¥ xtension of ¥ uth Omalia sewer to th's river bottom, sixteen thousand five hundred dollars, #16,600.) Exiension of old mains and construction of ad- ditional mains ou the Waring s stem of sewer- age, ffteen thousana dollars, (816, 00 ) baid bondyand proceeds taveof not to be di- ertod tromthe pueyoso € ¥ which they aro lmued and not 10 be sold for Joss than par. = Said pro. P hition to bo subm tted tos.id el.ctors entire, and in the foregoing from the vote theraon shall boonly, “For Sower tonss,” and “Against wwer Hond " Skc. 2. This ordinance shall take offe:t and be force fr m and aftor its passage, Passed Feb, 27th, 183, Attest: 3 J.'L C. JEWETT, City Clerk. CH AN, KAUFMANN, President City Council pro tem. Approved March 3, 1888, J E. BOYD, Mayor of Omaba. The proporition sct out in said ordinance will be submitted to the elect rs of said city, the vote thereon to be only “FOR SEWER BUND3," or “AGAINKT BEWER BONDS." 1ho poll s at said election wiil be open at cight o'clock a. m., aod be kept open until 7 o'clock p. m., of sa'd day aud no longer, and at the follow- ini places, in the respective wards, viz: ¥irst War 1—At No. 702 South 10th Street. Second Ward-At Wallenz' ~Hotel, Leaven- worth strect, between 18:h and 14th streote. Third Ward—At John O'Conneis, southwest corner Douglas and 12th streets. Fourth Ward- At County Court House, Farn- ham 8 reat, between 15th and 16th Fifth Ward Id's Barber Shop, 16th 8t., betweon Calif rnis and Webster strects. Sixth Ward—At D, C, Etlors, 2021 Cumings stroet, (==, IN WITNESS whor+of, I have hereunto { ran. | ok my hand and ovused the seal of said .~ ! city to be aflixed thisoth day of 3 1863, JAMES . BOYD, Mayor of the City of Omahs. mar 10-20t REMOW. A% ALMA E. KEITH, Removed from 1222 Farnam 8t. to 109 €o. Fifteenth 8t. Opposite P. O. Will open on March 0th bonnets aud hats, ribbon tlons to the tock of hair s, comprisiug all the novelties of the reason. Thelonly eclectrie light millinery cture in Omaha; no let of pattern Also large ad di. WANTED. 100,000 POUNDS OF IRLGHE S MET.AX. Highest Cash Prics paid. Shipments; from e country will be paid for by roturn mail. E. MOTZ & €O, 1119 Douglas Lireet, B D