Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 27, 1883, Page 8

The Daily Bee. ONMAHA. ‘Tusaday Morning, March 27, g e g oennaate——— ‘Wenther Report, (The following observations were taken at the same moment of time at the stations | this being the fitst record of w0 long & mentioned. ) War Drr't U 8. Srera OnAwa, March 26, nE E 3K (Clear W |Falr SE (Cloudy | . |L% Snow! udy (10 1 tro NE |Lt. 8now|. NE |Uloudy NIE | Lt. Suow LOOAL BRuVITIHS. —The council some time ago passed a resolution suthorizing the chief engincer to Investigate the condition of the old rrookeries lying) east of the Metropolitan, and the old Bellevue house and if found dangerous to have them condemned and torn down, Nothing has been done yet so far ae'ls known, but the chief would merit the gratitude of the long suffering public 1f he would cause to be torn down all that old property on the block occupied by the Metropolitan, which is the rendervous of the worst and most dangerous characters in the city as well as a regular tinder box which may tumble down and cause a con- fiagrstion sny day. The block ought by all meaus to be thorcughly cleaned out, ~Some montbs ago—in November, 1882 ~the firm of MoShane & Sullivan, of this city, sdld two stoves to Wm, Dailey, ‘the section foreman of the U. P, at Mil- /lard Station, When Mr. MoShanebought -out his partner and began collecting up he found that Dailay still owed some $22 on 'his acoount. A postal card was sent out, and a day or two ago a son offMr, Dailey @ame in and paid the bill, saying that they had known nothing of the debt and that his father had mysteriously disappeared about the 17th of December and had not been seen or heard of since, The fam- ‘ily are in doubt as to what has become of him, ~The late amendment to the school lawa proyides, in regard to voters, that “‘every person, male or female, who has resided in the dustrict forty days and is twenty-one yoars old, and owns real property in the the district, or personal property that was | ably. assensed in his or name at the last annual sssessment, or who has children of school age residing in the district, shall be enti. tled to vote at any district meeting,” The disteict meeting is the first Monday in April, but in cities the school officers shall be elected at the genaral city election. It is held that this provision prevents ‘women from voting for school officers in the cities, ~—Mr. Fred Wagner, the inventor of the mow patent fire extinguisher for opera houses and other public buildings, a de- scription of which recently appeared in Tuz Bre, will give another test this after. moon at his residence on Eighth street, be- tween Leavenworth and Maroy, to which te cordially fnvites the public. The test will take place at 5:30 p. m, sharp, Mr, ‘Wagner hag also invited Mayor Bowman, ‘Ohief Field and others of Council Bluffs to be present with Chief Engineer Butler, Mayor Boyd and othors of this city. —H, B, Stripe, formerly deputy U. 8, clerk in this city and now stenographer for Mr, Burns, of the U, P, transfer, is rejoicing in the arrival of a fine baby girl, an Easter gift, The baby is slready named Tthel H. and the whole family is doing well, ~The special ear No, 1, “‘Pennsylva- nia,’of the United States fish commission, returned from South Bend last night in charge of Supt, Geo, H, H. Moore, and at cnce left with the party for Kansas, being attached to train 208 of the Miesouri Pa- cific. From Kausas they go to Lagoona, N, M, to distribute the last of the carp. —It was reported last night that o Swede, who was uncble to speak a word of English, had been robbea down in the «quarter of the old Bellevuo house, and ~—Tom Coffee,the young man wko was so badly cut at Rubido's saloon on Sunday night, was yesterday taken to the St. Jo. seph’s hospital, Lon George and Harry McClure, hls nssailants, were arrested yes- terday afternvon and their bail fixed at $300 each until Coffee oan appear in court, —Ben Hogan, whese arriyal in this city on Sunday was duly noted, has secured Boyd's opera houss and will hold a meet. ing there on Bunday afternoon next. He will no doubt have a crowded house, such s he could not get at any of the churches, He is doing a good work, ~—At the meeting of the republican city central committee on Saturday evening, it was determined to hold the republican primaries on Friday evening from b to7 o'clock and the convention on Satarday, —THe Bee acknowledges the receipt of an invitation to attend the wedding of Mr, Adolph Meyer, which takes place in New York city, Tuesdsy evening, April 3d. The bride is Miss Rose Thalmessinger, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Thalmessinger, The ceremony tokes place at 7 o'clock. —The Easter services at 8!, Philomena’s Cathedral were unususlly besutifal and impressive. Pontificlal high mass was celebrated by Rt. Rev, Bighop Marti, of Dakota, assisted by Fathers Kelly, Ln- glish and McQarthy, The beautiful marble altar shone resplendsnt with myriads of lighted tapers, whils the blazing star wbove was an appropriate crown to all, ‘The side altars were likewise brilhantly illuminsted, Father McCarthy delivered the Eastersermon, Thechoirdistinguiehed itself in effectively rendering Mercadante's Maes in B flat and Mozart's Glorls, The wegulsr ehoir was reiaforced by Miss Win- ehip and Mies Johnson, both altos, end Mr, Baumer, bass. The tenor solo *“Vonl Creator,” by Mr. Blair, was particularly grand, his sweet and pure voice being well under control end effective.” Other mem. ‘bers of the cholr are equally deserving of pralse. Mre, MoCaffer'y and sister, Mies *| court was in session yesterday, Judge Wake N Lt Snow| 0 0 The case of Stre‘tz va. Hartman, imvolv- . | served seats tor the ‘Queen’s Lace Hand. | erchief.” McNamara, Mis A.mold and Mrs, Fitz- morris sang ex*.sllently, while Moessrs, Wangh, Bsumar and 3lurphy were equally effective in their parts, | VICISSITUDES OF LIFE. ~The site occupied by T. C. Brunner's grocery store, on Sixteenth and Capital avenue, has been leased by him from the owmer, Geo, B, Cook, of Woonsocket, Providence, R. L, for a term of 95 years, Train, Breakfasting in a Palace and Fasting in a Jail, lease ever made in this country. The rent for the first five years is 8240 per year and the amount is to be readjusted each five years on the basis of the valuation of the property, exclusive of the fmprovements thereon, —Judge Neville is sick and only ome For several days past the coming f J. T. Norrls, the detective who has been in California for some weeks past has been announced by telegraph and othorwise. Norris is from Spring. field, O., and went to the const in noarch of L. E, Houk, a man charged with the murder of a commerclal travelor on a passonger train in Dala- ware Co, 0., five years ago last Jan- uary. Houk is an expert three-card monte man who lived in Omaha ten or eleven years ago and seemed much palned as he conversed with the re. porter yesterday to learn that his notorlous confreres of that day had mostly passed in their checks, Houk was discovered and captured by Norris at Los Angeles,, California, and with the sid of his friends kept the detective in that state for severa! weooks fightlng every Inch of the oase by habeus corpus, ete. Houk de- clared yesterday that he finally got up in court and volantarily requested that the writ bs dismissed as he had & sure case and might as well go back and stand the racket now as any time, “I've got the nurest case in the world,” he says, ‘‘and flem, of money to fight it out. All I ley presiding and hearing civil cases only. ing the title to the land in Hartman's addition, is up agsin, It is an old timer. ~There was quite a rush at the operi- house yesterday on opening of the re- The McCaull company, num- beriog over 50 people, will arrive this morning, coming here direct from Philadelphia. ~The Sixth Ward Repubiican club will meot Tuesday evening, March 26, at No, 1 engiue house, G, R, Rathbun, chair- man, —The Mwnnerchor celebrated |Easter Sunday by & pleasant party in their new headquarters, Central hall, Sunday. —Mrs, Nellie E, Hall was granted fa bill of divorce from Chauncy L. Hall fon the 16th of March, ~There will be a regular meeting of the Bocial Art club this evening at their rooms, —Anna Morgan at opers house Wednes- day evening, Tickets 50 cents; now on sale, ~—8t. Barnabas parith school will open for the Trinity term to.day at9a m ~—The coal bins at the city jail are being refilled, —1It snowed again at noon yesterday. —_—— SARATOGA. want 8 to go back by Toledo where shall get witnesses which no one else could find, Then I want a couple of good lawyers and will take a change of venue, and I'll come out all right.” Norris left San Francisco with his prisoner on Tharsday for the east and the prisoner and his friend. no doubt made preparations to harass the journey at every step. Among other places Cheyenne was ploked out as the point for trying on the habeas corpus l?llll but Norris aud hls man, instead of continuing by No. 4 on the maln line, were met by a speclal train at Colorado junction and whirled down to Denver,} where they took the Den- ver & Omaha short line, arrlving in this city at 7:35 Monday morning, The palr registered at the Paxton, where they breakfasted, and then Houk was sent to tha city jail for safe keeplng until afternoon.” Here he was seen by the reporter about noon, when he was kicking for more fire, and wanted to get out In the corridor to the stove, hen asked if he was hungry and wanted to have dinner he sald no; he thought the meal atv the Paxton would nt;y hllI stomach until We were also favored with the pres- [they got on the dining car of the ence of Mr. Georgs A. Joplin, the Wabash route, which they took at 4 new secrotary of the Y. M. O, A.,|P who made some very interesting re- marke. This is the first opportunit; we have had of meeting Mr. Howser's successor and we congratalate the assoctation on thelr good fortune in securlog eo pleasant and affable a gentleman, for whom we predict an eminent auccess, The recitations of Misses Crowell, Rustin, Gruenig, and McKinzle were noticeably good, as were also the de- olamations of Masters Wilton, Orowell, and Guy MoKenzle, The duett by Misses Rustin and Smith was well renedred. * An original poem written for the ocoasion by Miss Mamie Littlefield will be found below, EASTER SUNDAY, The Easter Concert of the Union Sunday School an Enjoyable One. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather a goodly number attended the easter concert of the Unlon Sun- day school last evening, which proved to be very entertaining. Rev. A. F. Bherrill was present and delivered a pleasing and eloquent ad- dress. The quartette, conslsting of Meossrs. Gratten, Henderson, Ken- nedyand Gratten, sang very acoept- m. ‘We go feom St, Louls to Chicago ard Toledo, and then to Dalaware, Deleware county,” said Houk. “I want to get therc as soon as postibls, and get my trunk and moke myself comfortable. My family starts east to-day, and I want to see this thing out. I feltalittle tender hearted on acsount of my gray haired old father, but it is time to show up at last.” “‘You have a family, then? Where do you reside?” “At Tucson, It is my father's family, I tell you,” he addded, *‘If Norris had come through Arizona or Colorado he would have had a good time, and would have come out with " | both legs cut off.” The prisoner, who is a shrewd fi low and about 40 years of age, insi that the fight made is not for his pun- ishment but for the protection of the railroad company In whose train the man was killed by him. The widow has sued the company for 5,000 dam- ages on the ground that had the com- pany taken the proper precaations for the safety of thelr passengers the acci- 0 We thank thee for the precious gift Of Jesus Christ thy son, We thank thee that He lived and died; For we can gladly say, Because He trinmphed over death ‘We keep the Easter day. Bo(gn:o:pge‘;flun;‘;gze;i o:ar death, dent would not have ocourred. The 3 ought! ring in; company in its defense will m,i‘, ."““‘!:‘:I;fi:::':‘:‘l':_h every heart, try to prove that the con- was. in the ocar ' at the time of the fatal struggle and the onse will present the prisoner and the widow both arrauged on one side agalost the corporation. Houk says ho will prove by his Toledo witness that the conductor was not in the car, that the deceased was notorious as a fighter and a licentious man and that he bronght his own death upon him. nelf, *‘Oh, I've got the eurest case in the world” sald Honk., I'm not alarmed.” O power of evil! gaunt and bold; rocks! that men had trod. ‘What were ye at the eepulchre Against the power of God? O child of God! dost thou stand by, Then. conquered and dismayed, ‘When God's own volce s telling thee 'Tis I—be not afraid? Be not afraid —His strong right hand ‘Will move thy mounts away, Or load thee gently round them to The sunlight of ‘the day. Police Court. Judge Beneke had a tolerably active Mondng morning session, the list open- Ing withelx plain drunks, Of these two wore committed for three days each, And thow shalt count this Easter one for ten days, one was continned, A day of life to thee, one discharged and cne paid. Jud;- M, L. L. [ment was sustended on the ten day The hall was tastefully decorated [sentence o allow the victim to leave by florist Greig, and the s uccess of |town. tho concort was largely due to the| There were three cases of distur- offorts of Mra. Orowell and Mrs. | bance of the peace and one man ar- Smith, .. .Cuckoo, | rested a r suspicions character. Tho 8anaroaa, March 26, 1883, latter proved to be insane and will be - taken care of. He came from Rotter- METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA |dam only a few months sgo. A, NEB, Camplaint was filed against Barry Tables supplied with the best the |Law for stealing two overeosts from market atfords, The traveling public | B. F. Denison, the value of the same claim they get botter accommodations | being §60. and more gonoral satisfaction here| A complaint was filed by Thomas than st any other house in Omaha, | Kendel charging Krank Pavonki wich Thy doubts and fear and sin, And lift thy right hand up to God, And put it—His within, Then upward too as onward Shall thy life-motto be, Rate, £2 per dav. sug2ltfm taking $2 and a penknife from him sty while he was drunk. Pavonki claims DIED. that he took the stuff for safe keeping LEWIS At the residence of ¥, L. Pack. | #0d In the presence of others, The ard, No. 8306 Sherman uue, March |hearlng is eet for 10 o'clock 25th, 1683, Matthow Lewis, of 'Visalis | Toesday, Oal., aged 72 ysars and ten monthe, The case of John Shannon, charged with assault with intent to commit A social glass of Hub Punch is o most | murder, on Robert Noble, was set for welcome accessory of friendly intercourse; | yesterd:y, The latter lost the peculiarly nccoptable st parties, Uncork 5 and 'tis ready, :'I::e‘l):e:.“ of his fiogers from wounds SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Real latate Transfers Mado from the wild flowers of the| The following deeds were filed for iun bl']unu YOSEMITE VALLEY |record t is the most fragrant of Maunfactored by fl. B, Sl‘y::f“g:‘; Mnclll 24, reported for Tue Bee by Francisco. Forsale in Omaha by W, |Ames’ real estate sgency: . Whitchouso and Kennard “Bros, | Dorothy Brown and husbind, w. d., to James Jenson, e } of 5. w. of sec. Skinny Men. 18, t. 16.12, §1,600. ““Wells' Health Renower” restores| Lars lonsend and wife to Dorothy health and vigor, oures Dyspepsia, | Brown, w. d, s, 48 22 100 acres of Impotence, Soxual Debility, = §1. thos 4 of n . } ses, 2, 16.11, $800, e e 4l Elizabeth Muller et al, to Oharles 3 O, Honsle and Raben Allen, w, d. NEW MUSIC HOUSE lots 2, 3 and 4, blook 207}, $600. 22~ GREAT BARGAINS In Planos and| Lyman Rlchardson and wife, w. d., Organs at Prencott & Co,’s Exclustve | to Clara Bowman, west § of middle Muslo Store, 1609 Farnam street, Full |1.3 of lots 2 add 3, block 12, Kurtz stock of Bheet Music and everythivg (and Ruth’s addition, §387. in the muslo line, 24satev&wonmorn | Lyman Richardson and wife to Olaf P Hlland, enst § o middle 1.3 of lots 2 and 3, block 12, Kratz and Rath's addition, 8387, A Murdersr fraveling by Special ““'"’ng!g:::.mlio:"fz? ;'c.d'fo'.nl(c)?rx';x; $45. U. P. Ry, Co. w. d. to Samuel McOleneghan w, d., se} of sce. 27, 16, 9, 2640, . W. Corliss w. d. to Simuel McOleneghan, ne} of nw} of sec, 27, 16, 9, $260. Ella E Latson w, d. to Jamle A, Latson, lots 12 and 13, in block 13, Hanscom Plare, $1,300. Geo. T. Willes w. d, to Hobert Williams, ¢} lot 22 in sec. 15, 15, 13, $1,500. The Woodman Linseed Oil company w. d. to the Woodman Linseed Oil Worke, Iota 1, 2, 7 and 8 in block, 1974, £80,000. Roswell Bmith and wife w. d. to Geo. B, Oook, n, 44 feot of lot 8, block 139, §5,000. FAREWELL BANQUET, Ma. John McKenzie Goes uver to the “Nickel Plate. "’ One of the most enjoyable and suc- ceeeful soclal events that has yet taken place in the popular Millard hotel, was the barquet given on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. John Me Kenzle, who for the past five months hss been asslstant general su- perintendent of the motive power and car departmen‘ the Union Paclfic. He has worked for the company seven years in all, the greater part of the time being in charge of their extensive shops at Armstrong, Kansar. He resigns his present position to sccapt the office of general master mechanlc of the famous ‘“Nickel Plate” road, the lélght name of whish is the New York, | Levy I loago and 8*. Louis rallway. His departure is generally regretted by those who have served under him and the banquet was a voluntary and graceful tribute to the man, and a recognition of his ability as a master workmap. - Musical. Prof. H. D. Pelle has secured room 21 ia Redick’s block, Karnam streot, over Prescott & Co.'s muslo store. Tho professor has been teach- ing ‘In this city for the past three months, and has galned a reputation worthy of note. He is to organizs a class in thorough bass for sg:nnud puplls; also a class in vocal instraction for our young folks, All who haves desire to joln either cf these classes are requested to leave their names at Prescott’s music store, 1509 Farnam street. Proscott & Co. have placed afine planc in the professor's room, and he will be prepared to give vocal and instrumental inatruction next week at his roome. k;flREON AL. W. B, White, of Tekamsah; George W, Post, of York; E. B. Appligate, of Lin- cofn; W, W, Iarl and Albert Boden, of Crete; Joe B. Bauchegerz, of Blair; Geo, Canin, of Osceola, and William Soder- strum, of Lincoln, were at the Millard pesterday. ‘W. B. Shattuc, G, P. A.; G. D, Bacon, W, P. A, of the Ohio and Mississipoi; T, P. Barry snd Andy Atkins are among the railroad men who were in Omaha yes. terday. Dr, H. W, Hyde left yesterday for Chi. cago, viathe C,, St. P, and M, road to meet his family on their return home from the east. He expects to get home on Fri, day, John Heth, of Lincoln; J. West, of Neligh; E, . Day, of South Bend; R. T. McGrew, of Lincoln, are among the Ruests at the Paxton, R, Papinean, Jr,, of Brown & Pryor, Oincinnati, leaves for Salt Lake to-day. A, B, Clayton and J. M, Smith, of Liberty, Va,, are at the Metropolitan. L. R. Boller, of North Platte, and John Peters, of Albion, are at the Millard, L. Danijels and wifs. of Kansas City, regirstered at the Paxton yesterday, ‘Will C. Bryan and wife, of Wahoo, are guests of the Meeropolitan. United Statea Marahal Bierbower went down to Lincoln yesterday. Edmund Roach and G. H, Roberts, of Dublin, are at the Paxton, J. A, Jury and daughter, of Ashland, were in town yesterday. S. A, Cuttler, of Laramie, was at the Metropolitan yesterday. Mirs. Allen and child, of San Francisco, are at the Millard, Samuel F, Watts, of North Piatte, is at the Metropolitan, Chae, E, Coor, of Ft. McKinney, is at the Metropolitan, Howard Wileon, of Crawfordaville, Ind,, is at the Millard, Robert Foote, of Wyoming, is registered at the Paxton, F. H, More, of Shelton, Neb., is at the Metropolitan. L. J. Bloomers, of Ozceols, is a guest of the Puxton, H., H, Cowen, ot Wilber, is at the Mot- ropolitan, Leon Kennon, U, 8, A. ia in town, Theo. Meyer, of Fremont, is at the Paxton. W, H, France, of Beatrice, is at the Paxton, J. 0. McCadden, of Denver, is at the Paxton, John Zshrung, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton. W. H. Coaklin, of Kearney, is at the Paxton, Hon, Theron Nye, of Fremont, is at the Paxton, E. M. Battis, of York, is at the Metro- in the county clerk's cffice politan, Levi Carter bas gone to Idaho. C. Specht, the cornice king, has return. ed from the west, E. H, Aplin isin the oity visitiog his brother. He will remain a fow days Percival Lowell arrived from Chicago yesterday, and is stopping st the Pax. ton, Mz, John Morris, & capitalist of Bloom. ington, Ind,, is in the city with & view to locating in the undertaking business here if things look favorable. Mrs, Whitney, Mrs, Lee, Miss Evelyn Ames, Miss Annie Lee Ames, Miss Grace Mcuonald Mrs M R Mack Mrs R FOR ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. EASY PAYMENTS. LONG TIME. MeLaney 7 e Mh‘“ 4 IOR RENT— ot AIX rcoms €18 00 per INT— otoge e o X %}gfi;’;"fi{:g g‘l“l?'fiz Mg M month Ciarksoo & Hunt 8.5 8. 14th St, " AMES, Ober N%rl- Al Paiaer Miss I AL.b . R PO e Khodes Mra M—2 Raobins 88 IOR RENT--Two ni 8 634 17th RyanMws TL Ring Miss B IR R ORI A THE vAILY KEE TUESDAY MAROR 27 ‘ s Atkins and Miss Helen Atkins, and Mr, C, M. Baker, of Boston; Miss Rosalie Sickels, Jackson; 1. Sickels and T. E. Sickels, of New York, are all guests at the Paxton, W, B. Shattuck, general passenger and ticket agent of the O.& M, E.A.Ford of SPECIAL NOTIGES. 0T SALE—7 room house on Capitol « venue, 24 8PECIALS wi _ POSITIVELY, not bein 4 aerted unless paid in advance. *NNE, oppos.te Fos. Oifi'e, McCAGUE " Omata Savin: EMIS]Now Map of Omahs, Just couiplote’ and 13 veady tor delivery at §5ench. In 4 fect wids s 4 preparcd o mako o on Omaba City v 7 e d most )t TN 1 the B, & O, A, Atkins of the Rock| . " 7" ot Doueles Gousty e e oublled, Ol map ob it @ ” Island, and Lyman McCarthy of the B, [ T6® 3t M\ e JEX o Sa® AN D0 B2 | iy * po column. At Carrent Rates of In & 0,, and G D. Bacons, western agent at| 7@~50 COMMISSION CHARGED .2 RARE CTANCE=F reslent o dacg.In & 8t. Louts for the same road, are in the | f33-1m A stock of general merchardise with an es- T ——====| {ualishsn trade in one of the best towns on the clty. 10 LOAN—MONRY. B. & M.mai roud tn- Nebraska, Stk wid ine 1ST OF LETTERS ONEY T0 LOAN—At 8 per nt. Suriver | (00 3001 gL Addres losk Bk JELts L M SR Eate sna toan Agency, oppoute J + - Remaining in Postoffice during the week | postoffico. 7.4t FOR SALE—One horse, +ingle wagon and har .‘ ONE NE hattel mortgage, ness, 1 Cooper wazon, ’ e s M A ion llAIoci?-cgi: ‘I0th aod Fernemm, 'cmm.gglunnn- s, ort, i GENTLEMEN, 218t 15¢ auntt . 15th 88, Allen 0 A2 Arndt W W TJORIOK YARD FORKRENT—Apply at Ome. Allen VM Anderson H P HELP WANTED. Everything needed to run it om Rand.. Barlow G Dregler W Superior clay. Also house on yard ¥ wanted. Steton § Barohus In H VW ANTED-Good Iaundres ¢ 8. W ¢ | LORENZO DIBBLE, Yard 15th ttreet, blocks, Bliss J Baker J Harney and 16ih. Wagey 4. k. [ south of Bellevue road. 380-1m3 Bomrioh R Bennett L D JOR SALE OR RENT—My 2 story br'ck resi-. Brown D M Dean D H WA.\'TEU ~A compet:nt sir to dogen Fdemm on 19th strect and 'em Mary's avenne- Clark H Uowles I H V housewcrk In a family of for eale, §7.000. Small payment down, bn'snce { Cooper C F Carr J H TED. 08 Vet W ~ Can. | BOUS0, very catventent. ent : ClurkiW B Cary W WY Biavese T U0 linv werk 1637 Gar | ood Fardes for 5 per month. Call at onca ot ‘ Clark S G Wls PK L T F T T Tom———) TP Cor. 12th and Farnawe 8¢ Dickenson F' B & Co Davis G D \\YA.\ThB Strong youne man to learn trade ————————————— . 3 v 8outh 312 I6th street, bas.me.t. | JVOR SALE—House with b rooms and 2 lote Davis J 8 Dart J P h? p 31§ (each 66x132) in south Omaha, for 1,000, on ! Duncan W J Demmeke F et Will 1ake tesm on part payment, J Pl G D I Canvassers on cenmission or S. 12th streot. 2481m " s0gie . 1 Unton Tea Co, 116 8. 15th 8t [ s o T TP P Fy OR SALE CHEAP--Cholce unimproved bus- :."“‘“l'j\w :-""::ug N " o insss lote on Farnam, _ Hatney, Douglrs, asrel Qoldeh A ‘ ANTED An oxperenc.d_Baker, Perm - | and Dodge streefs. DAVIS & SNYDER, Fuller ¥ Foldon nent employment an 1 £003 wages. Acdress Real Eet.to Agents, gnle u}.)A %{mbeu H N D. LOWMAN, Hastiogs, Neb, 570-315 110-00d-4f 1505 Farnam St owen iregerson e - : Gottry Z Green A D VW ANTED- Tevmnand laborers. 11, MANN. Bargains in Real Estate, L Gannon B W Gildea J—2 oot [1th B near Tarnam. 9972081 House and hait lot, g >ed location, §1,2(0. Gardner E Goldstein R ng #irl wantad German or Swede prefor | . HOuse and half lot, newr Bt. Mary's avenue: Hessdorfer A Hayes O red. Wm NELSON, 1210 Faroam, b50 264 "bW~ HoweJ A Hail B pr i il bbbl b cttage and Corner lot on Dodge street, §3,800 Hitchcock W Haneen I ANTED—Good, quick and Intclligent girl | New Uottagein E. V. Smith's addition, '9,_00\\ HIS Homte'p ‘or woman in Van Dorn's Wax Koo 90| Cottageana full ot on 19th street, near Lea~ South &iettie, 530 284 | venworth street, §2,:00. Hord WR Hardy J by e 9T | 44 toot trontage on Farnam street, improved, uandry.{)k Jflibhent;flh ANTED-A tecond cook at the Emmet house. né::o. i63 ¢ Dot Mahil W sks: B Johnson ohnon b7€-261 rner lot on Dougles street, §7,500. ng:.‘ig Ok ANTED—Th 1h 0 1| 10 foor tiont oo iy il AN —Thre gool harnees makers, good nt on roat ence !n- Kaurtz I Kanallo M wages to steady men. —Address E. ¢ buche, | vestmont, 1,050, Kearney L KonE York Neb, 5029 McOAGUE, Kennedy D elle : | _so7tt. Onposite Postoffice. Lund J Lee ANTED.-A fow Iadies and gentlemen as | 300 s a Ty Linderman J H Lflmlbtndo ¥ MM L] for :;. &"mn’:'g h...m.: .,’. 1( CRITAY T et B hmdpmm.. . . Lavpen R Lyon W Q - OR BALE—Pocuets of Nobraska PR g ThoasD R ANTED~A position by a competent book- [ ! each. For bargains in Gmaha City improved. M\lnA :l'nm aP M\:“u 2 d ll;:upor. l;'lul-clnl city w.'ennc:s; uAd- and :n.wmed m‘tnwumé ¥, Shri. c. ot ress Box 752, city. § | ver, nt, o] ce. Mason 3 B Mack W 769-tt Moore J RJ 5 fiulllgm Jw BITUATIONS WANTED, FOR SALE, McMahon artin U T ] Mikolasek F MoLenad J PV, guhalesle store ot any kiad. * Address L, » . 0, City. 534588 Maxwell H &‘;:{‘;,‘;;‘i Noble M 8 W ANIED=Bya womnwiih & voung (hid, FARNAM STREET. Overton T O'Connor J J a sitoation todo anv k nd of house-work. [ 10 acres, house, barn £nd other improvements,, o:l:or?E H Oliver & W Inquire of Sister Sarab, Child's Hospital, 605-97§ ’nnmllu l;‘zvm postoftice, 88,000, e 3 room house, full lo*'on's roet car line, O'ggourke B Petterson A—2 ANTED—By girl, asituation as ook or gen- | _ 11 room hcute, one-ralf Ict, on stree, var line, Pickering B Pickering A eral houtewoik. Call 1201 Chicago 8t. 800. Parker I Peterson J—2 545-26§ 9 room hol':‘u.(on Strost car line, all modera b, p) improvements, (new) 83, {,:T“.""bm JjC i‘,‘."::{‘?'{' ) ANTED A young lady o companton. Ono | 160 ::&,r:;l;lf(n:; lots on and adjacent to strect. 4 3 N g1 it 1 Nohat e ot ok | oat ; Rupp P Ricbardson H C Will find a homo as one o the family, by addsecs AMES films %;ng finxa A P ing b WIFE OF TRAVELI® aw‘rg, e sv A RS, eenow 124 ee Oftice. 'arnam Street, BechJ Roet D - = =3 sen B Rathlew M ANTE D—By a young man, rocm and board | . 8 Foom houss, collar. well, etc. Tw. fall lots, Rasmussen thi Slaver & Ulsen Showers A. Y iscortmallocatlo, - Private tamily proter. | Stinnws adollion 8800, 0 1o esana Stewart J Staller T K Sitoe, M0rese, w'sting torms, “W. ¥, E Boo | i[O loby ‘Bhiie addition. ” Very easy Soderberg P Sheldon A E s e ol et 2R | terms, $2,3t0. : % S‘"“,'.'H ggh‘nl‘:,}:rfl SITUNTION,sa boo —ke por fteen 3vars = e houss, on streeb car line, leased lot, Boott 12 Smith B Room 2, 008 Fellage piopSiven. Address V™ | 28 Foom house, Towe's add ticn, full lot, $500. Smith M Stewart Mr Do % 00G R oWH IITCIs | H5 O30 000 [ oo Hot sk on BT 10ky ive AR Wal: Steel B O Smith Mr WISOELLANE JUS WANTS trom stacet cars,. §:00 Shipley Mr Smith M N SonTeman e FAnie—w s (e [ mcl“}lmmu‘, ten m'outey wvak from post- : p s Grveman, & & wishes €5 corre- | office, full lof, £4,000. %:“"“ Jo 'f::::-‘s“ Al it ibany Objech marrisge. No | oo foll Tob u‘mAMEg LIQImAs o C abjection to widow or workir g girl. ) Tice W H T'olman & Co BENRY H, THORN, Farnam Street. \‘(I“‘ll B"E“ Thompson“% .C?‘ L _684-268 Sherandosh. Pags Co , 5 room houss, Cass etre t, 81,500. ilson righ! ANTED—To 1en. a light Sprin, con | Besiness property on ¢apit | acenue, corner, Weet F' ‘White H E with the privelege of buying ll‘:lkonthl h | $2,800. 5 LADIRETIRY FiA 602.24 b room houte (new) one half block from atreet S casn. Fargain. 81,800, Anderson L Austio Miss J W ANTED—2 ro'ms for 1'gh% house keeping | 8 room houto and barn on cspitol ave $£60. Allen Miss V Anderson Mrs A B A ’{_n plen .;;n casion, Best references, Ad- 5 g Dl‘:'oom house, fiae order block from street cars Anderson Miss L. Ardery M L dress T. Boo offics. 5 9 268 1600. BafordMrs AM DeVase Miss B = TRD_By praate Tamily, fhres or fons | 4 100m house, full los N:lsons addittos, 82,000. | Buckley Mrs B Bain Mrs G WV “beardors. T:hw ratea c'os: fo husine s bart | jbir Sorscse Vs otens crR, ertby well,‘cistern Bernine Mrs F Black Mrs E 8 of town. Address Francis Kitg, Wyman Com- 5 one acre lots, 1 miles from p-stoffico, $800. Bourl LE ~ Bjurvall Mesd | morcalCollgo. 53020° | Calfand examine tul lubof msen and Lot L:ornh Miss ‘nrpsnur 9 ANTED_Th, Y e ilohl Vacant Lo's, one, two, five and ten a:re lots. Humon Mias M Hartne Mse M o‘-xw ;nnmn a voung and .nc:rp.u- 1606 Farnnm Street. Hayen M Harrison Miss 8 X ing atsorooy, wilonfi:o it caube ol somn ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT Harris Miss A Holem Miss I 8ad on ground floor. Omaha firms that want & For Sale of Council B.uffs represent: tive should addresa or Sale o e L JOHN DOE 7 Pearl 8t. HANSCOM PLACE LOTS. Johnson Miss N Jett Miss E ANTED-500 pfi\'y vaults, sinks and cess ———— Janson Miss A KeeloMus VH | V) Boostocess wihmcitaty closror, Sate. 200 Choico Lots In Tori il Masorhew [ _noint Lock Box 23, Omais. | HANSCOM PLAOK. 1 salo of O3 [ 3 waw advertized o take placeou Tueeday noxt 271 inse., 3} milen north of Omaba, ne.r Fl r- 62264 Sneldon Miss M Sindelar M Smith Mrs S V Stenty Miss K Stire Miss N I Swenton Miss - — I [ OR RENT—Two nice farnished_rooms, snuts | L front, 222 8. W, cor, 19th and Davenport. Stront Mrs C Toompson J 83-31 ence Lake, will pot be bed. e Ubel Mrs Willisms Miss A D JROR RENT—Fernt room with bay window, & \’ ILL take children of sny age give them Wing Mrs N ‘Walker Mrs D board 1713 Dod e At. 566-30§ mothers care for a liberal comcensation. Youngquist Miss M Tuos F. Hau. Postmaater, Address Y, Z, Bee office. 865-1mo* (OR RENT—Nice rioms suttable for small 0 h family. Taquire atgrocery etore c.r ADIES wishing & qule: placo during. confine- b gaceser and Cuming ment, with nurse w ress W, B. Bee JONH H., ERCK office. 369-1moy )OK RENT—Two pleassnt front rooms, first Has tho largest assortment of Ranges | X! floor, furnisued or unturnished, 279 I 570 and Cook Stove, Barb Fenco Wiro, | ##est bet. 16th and 1th. all of which you can buy cheaper than | ¥aCR RENT—Tiree nicely furnisbed roor any place in town at 615 and 617 N, | X' with cr withous board, at 1318 Jackson .. 16ih street, meTmodl LW ROk RENT Fine upright 6 ¥ 1T EXCHANGE for cltv peeperty in Ozaba, teu first-clas- improved farms. A'sa 1600 head o! sheop £k sale Correspond wish N. C. » | hr stiana n, baciamento, Neb. m 9-1m PECIAL INDUCEMENTS—Offered for a coun- try store ot Gilmore, Sarpy courty, Neb., Apply to 0. Frost, there. 195-1mt N SETY e EDWARD KUsHL Modern coavoniences, 1810 Dodga Strect. | MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDY 486-20§ TIONALIST, 498 Tenth street, betweon Farmam IOR RENT—25 houses, 2 to 1) rooms, at ¢3 to | *bd Harney, 1l, with the of gmardian ; o, " | sulrits, obtain for any one a glance of the pash S b moath = Buriverts Rau) Bursal fop: |l o O ¥ in st Pertech JOR kENT—Two doub baardlng bouse, grccery, butcher, or saloon, situated £0 a8 to command @ good farmer trade, Inquireof Mrs. F, Lange, 8. W. Cor. 1th and Jackson ts. 860-1mt 0, fine Kim- ball origan, 1519 Dodge ctre 61 1 A. HOSPE, Jr. URNISHED PARLOR ROOM—And board. Pnllomatheau Concert, The elghth concert of the Philoma- thean Club will take place at Max Meyer & Bros.’ musle hall, Wednes- day, April 4th, The following is the PROGRAMME; 1. String Quartstte in C.. a, Andante, b, Menuetto, d Allegro 2, Trio in K 4, Op. 14, No, 2 Pisno, Violin, Viol. 8. Concerto for Piane, Allegro (with accp. of 4 strings)............ Hauptmann Mr. Felix Blaukenfeld, ture. Bootd and Shoes wade to order. aatlufaction d ... Mozart . Adagto, ...Haydn F R SALE. SENCE OF LYFE. 1HISTRU . | ILY PROVEN BY TAKING A TEa . Also one of POONFUL 4 ¢ o mile fre .|OF TARRANT’S SELTZER APER- 4, Serenade,..,..... ... Schubert | Alvo lot o buiiding 1119 am sircet, | JENT IN A GLASS OF HOT WATER HALF Quartotte from Glee Club, Also for sale or trade for Douglas county prover- | Ax" T1oUR BEFO! EAKFAST, FOR IN- 5, String Quartette in G........Haydn | t), 40 acies in Masoa county, Llivois. inquire MGEATION. . DY a Adaglo. b. Prorto o 1 H.G, OLagl, | DIGESTION, - DY 6. Qaintuor, Op, 191. . ........ Russiger [ "7 HA' T.” NOTHIN 01 o a. Andante, b, Scerz e F } SALE-—Geners] stock of merch ndise and whe 7. Striog Quartette Spobr| Eetare b il i g, wel iosated in turisiog town, » 240 ies Li'cclo. Property worth »bout | = tista tory rea oos for selling giv n, JUTT'S b LE—One brick store with 6 rooms up sk U0 staiis betweon 4 Inquirs 1403 Casn'Si, 0R bern w west of Ha arm of 120 acres, 2 houses and 10 acres of timbor w's Perk. Inqu and |5th Sto AA7.5 up stairs be SYMPTOMS OF A o4 OR 8AL TORPID LIVER E)%pfieotne, Bowels costive, Noew house, 12 rooms, 8 closety, 'y 1*8 §60 per month, one-third corner W0. New house, 6 rooms, garret, 112x40, orn and well, an‘.'-hM for ¥2,700, 2 ad, with a dull rooma each, cellar, cstern, well and sation in the back part, Pain under 136 Bex13 L X1 within 6 bl cks of the Shoulder blade, fullness after |.u<l'um: e, luquire No, 608 North 18t h Strect, eating, with a disinclination to ex- | 79 % 5 ertion of body or mind, Irritabilit; of temper, Low spirits, with a feel- OR SALF—6 head of Jersey cows.. Inguire ing of having neglected some duty, 1103 Cass St. upstairs tetwein 14th and 15th Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering a 558 8 the heart, Dots before'the eyes, Fele low Bkin, Headache generaily over kl;le right eye, Restlessness, with fit- dreams, hly colored Urine, I0R SALE—Opera House Restaurant, Dot a gosd baine.s Terms reas va le, W. H, diccoy. CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS are es ly | —— adapted to cl s, one m‘.‘:l Bushels i Teets such o o_l Teeltug as to | ] ()() 6 Wil 1 Dot 15 Increase the A ppetite,and NORSALE—Two Liouses, 3 rocius sid 6 reoms. the body to Tak 3 T l‘ Brick foundation, good sllara hard and tofs wm Is monris) Action on the 1) ular re d street, witbia two nd by'thetr Monte | water, full fot, TR DA n.&- blocks of St Ma POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity strengto and_wholesomeneas. More economical F TUTT'S HAIRDYE. GRAY HAIR OR WHISKERS change to & GLossy BLack by a single application of this Dyg. 1t mpartsanaturalcolor, Acts Instantanecus: . 8ol ru; IOR SALE —A neat, new one story Irame cot- tage ana tull lot on 18th street, First-class reaidence lo-ation, Six r. every cotven- fonca. Torms easy. Avply at law office of pedy & Martin, 17 abd 15 Ouiaba National 13, than the orpinary kinds, and cannot te sold by, Bold by Druggiats, of bent by expresson | bulidiog. o i competition with the multitude of low test shcrs N OFFIOK, 86 MURRAY ST., N, v. | ]2 5. asnty of Oak ience poste. Iu. | weight, alum or phosphate powder S0l only fi uire o q oodyard, Webster strect, botween [ cans. 'Roval BAKING Powoms Co., Wall-St. [l 17th and 18th, Dr. TUTT'S HANUAL of Valuabie Informa Comnire sl et et § 460-+8 | New York, KLk ou applicad sa.