Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 28, 1883, Page 8

=— work as organist and general director of the choir at 8t. Philomens, whose part in the Enater exercires waa ar generally ac: coptable: she has had charge of the choir for somo time, and has demonstrated un- usual ability in that direction, —Ben Hogan, the reformed pugilist, is earnestly working up the big meeting to bo held at Boyd's opera house next Sun- taken | qay afternoon and promises to meet ations | oith great wuocess. Tn addition to his work here he will probably speak at Council Bluffs, Fremont, Lincoln and " | Plattamouth, avd then proceed to the £ | const, taking in Salt Lake City and Ogden % [en route, He Monday day visited the Omaha gymnasium, & public enterprise which he greatly favors, He in making many acquaintances and friends here, —The man who was injured in the row on Eleventh street Sunday night is report. od as gotting better. It is now claimed - | that George and McClure passed through . | the room in which he was sitting on busi- news and by permission of the proprietor, ' | and that on returning he began the trouble by insulting Shem. They say that he drew a revolver and fired at George, who thereupon took the weapon from him to preyent his doing any further barm and —J. . Bousher, general agent of the | Put it in his own pocket. What followed Globo tobaoco company, Detroit, Mich,, | Wa% they say, his own fault, and that the wan in the city yesterdsy on Lis regular | Ct4 Wero reseived by his breaking through trip. Mr. Bausher is is an elegant gentlo. | ® Window in the melee. man and one whom it i always n pleasure to meet, The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Wednerday Morning, March 28 Wenther Report. (The following observations ot the same moment of time at ¢! mentioned.) WaR Drr'r U. 8 SioNAL Sxnvics } OxAna, March 27, m) STATIONS. NE [clondy NE [Fair LOUAL BrRUVITIED, ST. BARNABAS. ~Tom Coffee, the man who was so we- verely cut at Rubido's saloon, on Eleventh street, Sunday night, was reported in o aritioal condition at midofght Iast night, | o, ¢ the snual parlsh meeting of St, Dra. Soarch and Williams wore inattond. | Barnabaa charoh, the followlng gen- amos, tlemen were elected to the several offi- —Shortly after midnizht last night a | ¢ial positions: fire broke cut in a milliner store on| Senior warden, Geo. F. Labagh; Sixteenth street near Davenport., Nos, 3| junior warden, C. W, Mead; vestry- and 3 responded promptly to the call, and | men, M. H. Goble, Wm, R. Bowen, the firo was scon under control, with a|§ J, Rheem, D. W. Woodman, T, L dam:go that was nearly nominal, Ringwalt, Dr, Nason, Milton Darling; “=Mr. G. Andreen, of the firm of An-|gelegates to councll C. W. Mead dseen & Nalien, the well known safo man- | oy & ; ufacturers, returned from Chioago, where Annual Parish Meeting and Election. George W. Labagh, M. H. Goble; he spent three weeks in looking up the in. | Slternates, 8. J. Rheem, D, W. Wood- | ence. tricate polnts of his businews and investing | ™88, T. L. Ringwalt. inf quantity of new machiery. This The tressurer reported the total firm in constantly extending its business ;‘1"‘5:',"3“;‘ Ui n;“""”:;, ::‘::‘;:2; the Easter offerings. St. Barnabas has never stood in better s Pacific frelght department at this city, but | Easter, Iatterly of the same department at Ogden, [ 8nd hopetul at the prospeot ot usefal- passed through yesterday with the re.|noss and prosperity lylng immediately mains of his son, Peroy Bixby Hinman, | Péfore them, [ verly, New York. Peroy was one of the Easter day, and the bishop is to visit brightest and most lovable of children, | L20, PR hold another confirmation, and Mr, and Mrs, Hinman have the syw-| The new vestry met after the parish pathy of many friends both here and at | meeting and organized choosing the Ogden, intheir afiliction. The cause was following officers: Clerk, Wm, R. mensels, and the boy was nine years of | Bowen; treasurer, Geo. F. Labagh, age. g’omluinlgulox;) finV:’MV.S" 3! W. Mead, ~8ix derertars were brought in from the | M. H. Goble, D. W. Woodman, Oom- west Monday und-r guard, mittee on parish school, C. W, Mead, Geo. F. Labagh and D, W. Wood- —There was another light fall of snow | man, satanearly hour yesterday and it was ST followed by u rising temperature, Winter i Ceay O has lingered about long encugh now, let Omana, March 24, 1883. wome other reavon have a chance at the | To the Editor of The Bee: lap. By the request of a number of olti- —Covert Lodge No. 11, A, F. & A, M,, | zens and tax payers of the Sacond ward :hl 'P‘(evl;ljfl"fl;m\;'llflfl? "’"l be held | f would ask a fow questions regarding " ¢dnerday) evenlog for work in | ¢he sewer bond proposition, You have th ',:.m“d Sairee. By ordde W, M, sald at different times In your worthy ~The cases of W, W, Warren, indicted that It 30 in slidod of Ab for obtaining money under false pretenses, | PAPOF that live creeks in clties of the snd O, W, Fian, indicted for emberzle. | first-olass have no right to run on the wment, were continued to next term, surface but must be put under ground, 4 and, ss you ssid agaln in Friday —The officers way that Lon Ferry, [ iphy'y paper, March 23cd, Bat the whoso ear was bitten off by a companion | health of our peoplo is of far greater Sunday night rcfuses to prosecute the man, | importance, and this is the prime rea- ~The case of Harry Law, charged with | son why the north aud south sewers, stealing two overcoats from B, F. Den- |along which mlasmas and fevers have nison, came up yesterday, had thelr home for years, should be Raa o finished as rapldly as poesible. Justso .—Additions] fire protection has been | py, Rosewater, We are of the same putin the U. P. headquarters, oplonion with you, and are willing to —The revenus ocollector's office will | vote for even ‘30(1,000 to accomplish «ehange hands April 1st, this 'E:l;po:. znt ltnng:u a8 it seems, ou! , the city oouncll, our own —The Pleasant Hours party Monday !cprmnh\lnlnnld body and the was & ploasant affalr, The last party of | board of publio works, with the olty the season will coous April 20th. engineer, did entirely overlook the ~The case of John Shannon aud Casey, | main nulsance in the Oity of Omaha. who are obarged with assaulting Nobles | The South Omaha Creek, or rather wsome time ago, Is pns over for one mouth, | the ‘‘bloody creek,” from ldth street to the government ooral —Among the converts made by Ben|or " rether to the slaugh. Hogan in Chloago, Is Geo, V. Keat, an|ier pouses and soap factory on 25th old time Lincoln journalist of great abil- | anq 26:h streets, for it 1a a well-known ity. George lanow at work inthe wicked | fact that many days in summer more ity on tho Iakes, and is doing exceedingly | blood and oth nking vefase comes good. :Io'nh that :lmk i’l’:mh‘ half dlonn laughter an g houses, & ) —Frank Pivonkl, who was charged with m‘:,“ olecdoney e B aTY takiog some money and & knife from one | grnment coral, and different big hog Kendel, while the latter was intoxicated, [ pens; then spring water, and the wroved by the witnesses that he did so to | stench of said s*off is not oaly for the prevent Kendel losing the same, He de-|immediate residents, but by almost Hivered the articles over to their owner and | south or southweat or southeast winds ‘was discharged. Inhll;mm'u ih;n{e is :am.;li ou}r‘ the t whole olty. ow then, Mr. Rose- d""" Wilioed wee d oa Baturday water, hl’va 0u not & word to say ght for intoxication and was on Monday | MioF tare o Rob& WO S moralog fined $10 and costs. Bentence| Lot i the proclamation for & sewer was vuspended ou his promiss to leave lru.n' 16h and 17h and Ohloago town but failing to do so he was rearrested | yireets, where no creck or standing Monday and sent up serve his time out. | water ls to be eocn, do o great deal ~/The success of the roller skating rink | more good to the health of the clty, reoontly established in this city under the | 8ccording to your own thaory, to put management of Mr, Lightford has been so | 88ld bloody creek all the way up to the xreot that It Is now stated that Mr, Fen.|otockyards under grounc! Oris the Sou, the propriator, will erect » permanent | R70Und west of 14th street not In the t city of the first class? Or is the valley wink to be ready for oocupancy by October slong South Omahs creek weat of wext, 14th street only populated by common —A regular, republican caucus will be | hard-wording laborers and mechanica? held at the City Hotel, corner 10th and | Or is the $20 tax onthelr little homes, Harvey streets, this (Wednesday) eveniag, | worth $500 earned by hard labor, not Marca 28th, for the purpose of nominating | worth as much as the $100 tax on a delogates to represent the Third ward in | $10,000 or 16,000 palace ? the coming city convention. M. H, Carle- . Runowsky, ton, Chairman Ward Committee, For Many Others. Mr. Rudowsky brings torward very ~The stomach and viscera taken from | 4trong arguments for the extension of the body of the late Mathias Rypacek is | the South Omaha sewer. Sooner or wow in Chicago, undergoing the process of | later it will certalnly have to be ex- chemical analysis, and will probably be|tended to the portion of the clty of returned to this city by the latter part of | which he speaks. But first of all, the this week. A sum of money suffizient to|sower must be completed along the pay for the analyeis is already raised. lllne a8 o,rlgln-l,l‘{ pllln'nad in?.hu'd" to give a free chanuel from the upper ~In the pelice court ;:"':" 80| portion of the elty to the river, This man pald a floe for distarbing the peace. | {4 boyition which hae been main- Ho is the one arrested by Officer Sigwart, | ¢,1,6q all along by Tue Bre. Until elaiming to havebeen robbed at » Twelfth | {his js done the building of & detached stroot saloon. It seems he was lurcd in | seotion of the sewer in the neighbor- by some of the wirens, and proving to be|hood of the stock yards and corral impenetable to their charmy, got into »| would give little relicf. Before many disturbance which resulted in his arrest. |days we hope that the filllng in of [ ¢ | South Omaha creek will take In all —A private calioo party will beglven at | o) oo ion o0 tho city named. Wiremen's hatl Thursaay evening, March sl T stk Sl 29tb, 1883, to which only those receiving | METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA fmvitations will be admitted The execu- NEB, |3 o » ploassat affair no doubt. and ~The friends of Miss Faanie Arvold \i-"'. e very enthuslastio over the result of hor Rate, J as the McCaull Opera Comique com. last evening, was admirably fitted for ritual and | the work, Granted that an occasional —John H. Hinman, late of the Union | financlal condition than it does this|SPFanc displayed a dissppointing All {ts members are buoyant | Weakness; that principals fatled in attalning to the point of excellence to again nti (L betore Eeatioost to had not been more than unusually kind, the piece was produced with a completeness which greatly satlsfied the attendance. THE OPERA. The McOaul Company at Boyd's Opera House. A Beautaful and Suce:sful Pre. sentation. The cartain at the Boyd, last even: ing, as It rose upon the first act of ““The Qaeen's Lace Handkerchief,” disclosed a beautifal drop with not less beautifal and pleasing setting, It recelved the hearty appreciation of the sudlence and put it In a cheerful and amiable mood In which to admire the plotureequely attired as they came tripping lightly upon the stage. ‘‘The Queen's Lace Handkerchtef, which, by the way, ia the second of Johann Strauss’ compositions which have been presented here this season, is not by any means the least remark- able of his productions, Indeed, it deservedly ranks among the saccess- ful of the light comic operas to which we have listened. The music s of the light tripping, which, from the earlieat passages, even those of the orchestral overture set tho auditors en rapport with the work. While gratefol to ears which have be- come accustomed to the strains of ‘Plnafore,” it nevertheless displays in its composition the intellectuality for which one looks In vain in works of the kind montioned. Nor Is the plot one which the average will not follow with Increasing interest. Simple though it be, and capable of being anticipated long before it is finally unravelled, it is prettily de- vised andjworked out with concomitant and artlstic skill, It is untrammelled by a tedious alr, the arcas, duos, trios and oconcerted pleces deservedly ap- peal to the sppreciation of the audl- As a whole, the company advertised any, under the management of Mr. averly, which -presented the plece which predecessors have this season l;:eldy ullhmbtd ; that in nearly all the | W; e route for burial st his home at Wa. | 5, Te0EY persons were confirmed on | SCOFIGS tExe wae ever presgnt, es- peolally in the forte passages, a voloe rhaps volces, to which antiquity Tha first act, partioularly from after the retirement of the chorus until the erouping in the finale, dragged, matn. ly because the audlence had looked for greater excellence In some of the princlpals, than it found them to pos- & coneequence, the coldness almost depressing. The com- edy features, how:ver, happlly came to the reecue, and the lack of warmth began to disappear to that degree that, when the curtain foll upon the group- Ing and the melodious notes of the combined volces, the demonstration of ngpnchtion became 8o pronounced that 1t had again to be raised for a raptarous enoore.§ A cast comprising about thirty peo- })ln is obviously too large to warrant ndiv {dual mention, It must suffice to say that while the acting of all the principals was excallent, the singing of Mr, Oarleton, and Mr. Ryse was by far the most worthy of commenda tlon, Miss Lilly Post, was brought into rather unpleasant comparison with other sdles in similar lines who had preceded her. The samo night be of Miss Oottrelly, both of whom, however, are beautiful Iadles and exoellent actresser. The comedy of the production was in the hands, or, to be more cor- reot anatomlcally spesking, in the limbs, body, shoulders, neck and head of Mr. Francis Wilson, The aseist- anoce this gentleman recelved from the subordinates, while in itself satisfac. ‘ory, did not detract from the most pronounced faot that he was the comio life of the piece. His every look, move, his almost every word, roduced the happiest feeling, evok- ng moat cordlal evidence of apprecla- tlor. A demonatrative proof of the latter was the gentleman’s recall to | pra the stage during the progress of a soene, Of the dressing of the peace, noth- ing bu* praise may be said. The cos- tumes were changea ahalf dozon times on nearly all the principals and the chorus. They were atonce appropriate, rich and beautiful, and, displayed in the lighe of the calcium, they shone with helghtened ¢ ffeot. The audience filled the house, The regalar theater goers who have been penitental durlog the past Lont were especially prominent. e et Trinity Ohurch Mlection. At the annual election for the Trin- ity oathedral ocongregation, Eastér Monday, the following named gentle- men were chosen for the ensuing year: James M. Woolworth and Eleazer Wakely, wardens; Henry W. Yates, Goeorge W. Dosne, Herman Kountze, Samuel Bean, 0. 8. Montgomery, E B. Ohandler and Lewls 8. Reed, ves- trymen, The gentlemen are well known, and the greater nomber of them have already served as ofticers cof the church, Under the ministration of Dean Frank R Millspaugh, the aflairs of this denomination are in a most prosperous and healthy moral condltion, - e SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLONGE Made from the wild flowers of the ¥AR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY it is the most fragrant of perfume. Manufactured by H B. Slaven, Sin Francisco, Forsale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kennard Bros, Prof. A, U. J. Hamilton, M. D, We beg to notify our people and readers of the arrival In this city of the Rev. Dr. Hamllton, professor, the renowned African medical mis- slonary and physlologist, who traveled over the greater part of Great Britaln Waobster street. On Monday evening the doctor deliverea s short address at the same place. This wonderful epeaimon of the African race possesses tEe abllity of belog able to tell at -Ifht or just by looking at a person all the mental, moral. physical and disaased conditions. Last night he made public demonatrations wherein he proved himseif an adept. De. Hamlliton is open to coneulta. tions and advice from 10 till 6 dal'y for one week at 8t John's church par. sonage, corner of Webster and Eigh. teenth street. TRANSFER OF TROOPS. The Completion of Movements Bogun Last Fall. Important Orders Juet Issued from Army Headquarters. The latest speclal orders lesued from the headquarters of the Department of the Platte, at Omaha, Neb., dated March 26th, 1882, are quite import- ant, as they refor to the transfer of troops contemplated eince last year In order to secure the better con- centration of regiments in completion of movements begun last fall, the fol- lowlng movement of companies will immeginely begin: Companies A (Coolldge), C (Ben- ham), and H (Freeman), 7th Infantry, are hereby relieved from daty at Fort Russell, Wyo., and will proceed to Fort Laramie, Wyo., for station. Trans- portation will be farnished by Chey- enne depot. Troops A (Augur), and K (Woodson), of the the Fifth cavalry, are relisved from duty at Fort Laramle, Wyo., and will march to Fort Sidney, Neb. Transportation will be fumnhad by Oheyenne depot. Upon the arrival of troops A and K at Fort Sidney, troops O (Adam) and L (Forbush), Fifth cavalry, will be placed ea route for Fort Kinney, Wyo., where they will take post. They will move with the transportation arriving from Laramie. All extra heavy bag- eage, which cannot be transported by the teams provided, will be turned over to the (uartermaster's depart- ment for transportation via Cheyenne, yo. Upon thearrival at Fort McKinney of the cavalry from Fort Sidney, com- panies A (Bowman) and H, (Foote), 9th Iofantry, will be relleved from daty at that pos*, and using the same transportation will be placed en route for Fort D A. Russell, Wyo., whare they will take post. Companies B, (Rogerr) and 0, (Man- sor) 9th Infantry, are hereby relieved from duty at Fort Niobrara, Neb., and will proceed by rail to Fort Gridg- er, Wyo., where they will take post. Companies F, (Luhr) and H, (Bis- bee) Fourth infantry, are hereby re- lieved from duty at Fort Bridger, Wyo., and will proceed to Fort Nio- brara, Neb., by rail where they will take post, Company G, (Morton) Ninth in- fantry, Is hereby relleved from duty at Fort Kred. Steele, Wyo., and will proceed to Fort~Bridger, Wyo., by rall, and there take post, pon Its arrival, Lieutenant Colonel H. L. Ohipman, Seventh infantry, and com- pany E, (R.eed) Seventh Infantry, wiil be relleved from duty at the latter post and proceed to Fort Fred. Steele, Wyo., and there take post. 2 Irst Lleutenant John Carland, regimental quartermaater, and Ber- nard A. Byrne, Sixth iofantry, are detailed as members of the general ocourt martial convened at Fort Doug- las, Utah, by paragraph 5, special or- ders No. 116, serles of 1882, from these headquarters. Reoruit ¥red. Robinson, enlisted at Fort Douglas, Utah, is assigned to company H, Sixth infantry. —————— Omaha Medical College. The annual commencement of the Omaha Medical College will be held at Boyd's opera house this (Wed- neaday) afternoon at 3 o'clock, Fol- lowing is the 3 ORDER OF EXERCISRS: Overture—*'Light avalry'. Musical Union Orcl Conferring the degree of Doctor of Med- icine on the following _graduntes, by Prof, V. H, Coffman, M. D,, president of the board of trustecs: Miss G. A. Arbuckle, Omaha; N, D. W. Brothers; Malvern, Towa: A, N, Kellsr, Plattemouth; Harry G. Leisenrin, Omaha; G F. Llovd, Has ioge; L. R. Markley, Juoista;J, L. 'Sha Indisnola; Chas. F. Webb, Denver, Col J. Wil Overture—*'Fra Di < Musioal Union Orchestra. Valedictory Address to_ the Gradustin P e Dalanatal e Ostita otpourti - *How Delightful”. .. PO Musioal Union Orchestra, A ocordial invitation is extended to the publio to be present. —————— Aussistant Chlef Eogineer Matthew Brady, of the Ban Franclsco fire de- partment, says: ‘‘I*have been sub- jeot to an aggravating in my chest or over four years. Two weeks ago I commenced using St. Jacobs Oil; 1t has cared me.” JONH H. ERCK Has the largest ass-:iment of Ranges and Cook Stove, larb Fence Wire, sll of which you can buy oheaper than any place in town at 6156 and 617 N. 16th street. w27 mo-tf FOR SALE, A new side-bar, end spring top bug- gy, made by Soyder and took first prize at the state fair last fall; never used and wlil be sold Uloy. Appl{n:fi Wostern Newspaper Union, cor, i e e fob28m&etf "COOPER WAGONS have arrlved, Praotical experience demonstrates and proves them the cheapest in 'tdho ‘nurhl for real service, F o or'. D. Coorxr & Oo's. mb-m&edwlm COan Matoh ey it is blended with y oto, It far THE valLy BEE: WEDNESDAY MARCH 28 The Question of Faving tional Quarters for No, has taken place, is the matter cart houee erected for the No. hose carts are necessary for ¢ tinguishment of fires. After in their houses. hous the horses and the fire boys. o be ballt. partment, has prepared plans No. 3's house. The plans as E:rtment people, have a bell tower of sufficlent city. The estimated cost will over $8,000. In this Butler ment in requisition in dolng The Matter to Pe Pre: to the New Couscil, A NEV FIRE HOUSE. Addi- 3. ented A subjeot which the new city ceun- oll will be ealled upon to consider,soon after the election for new members for at. fording better facilities for the fire department of the city, The now hose 2 com- pany recently is well adapted for the uee of the department so long as only he ex- o tlme however, as the clty grows atd the city water works is called upon to furnish a greater pressure for a larger area of city sopply the fire engines will have to come in use again and each company will have to have suf- ficient space 1o accommodate a steamer As 1t Is now, three onglnes owned by the city have to have storage room and the only places now at all available are Nos. 1 and 3 There is no room In the new house except for one hose reel, for When the direct pressure systom of the water works fails to meet the uses for the fire department a new houze will have Chief Engineer Batler, of the de- for a new englne house on the site now occupled by the old rookery known as drawn could be made to furnish quarters for the oity officlals beside the fire de- The bullding will | °" e three storles In helght, and will height to command a view of all parts of the ! not be calou- lates to put the services of himazelf and the pald members of the depart- the work, The plans will be submitted by the chief to the new body as eoon a8 it is organized and meets for business, The plans may be so modified that the building can be used for an house preferable than to have engine one, which, perhaps, would be ccmbined engine house and clty hall. The pres- ent capaocity of No, 3 house is far too small for the hose reels and the two engines which are stored there. The butldicg s old, and the tower which i built entirely of wood !s now con- sidered as uosafe. When a wind storm ocours it rcc ‘s and sways like a ship in a gale. It iato be hoped the matter will be discussed by the new council and measures lcoking towards some rellef for the department be adopted. —The employes of Max Meyer & Co. and Max Meyer & Bro, have organized a brass band, They have received some fine instruments, The officers are Meyer, president; Isaac Kaufman, Moritz leader; 8. J. Fisher, treasurer; D, Kaufman, sec- zetary...The band number eighteen pieces, and expect by July 4th to serenade THE Bek, ney snd iver troubles, «s.—Philip C. Ballou, KIDNEY-wWO 2 fur fema'e Wi the heall condition, wite has been much uvsqof Kidney Wort. Sho h © mplainty;" writes Rev. A, ville, Tonn. idney a ., Colemav, however obstinate the case, [will overcome it. ,»[PRICE $1. forder. It cured me."—Jobn D. Springfie'd 0, lonly the victims of rheumatism oun PERFECTLY CURED. (34) oan be sent Wik, 1T bRON & OO, Bar Plo fo il v 20th 188t plaios " writes un-‘:a":lél_?.-rnfig il 1 waa log, caured Mr. Burr's disordere. 1 have prescribcd K'dney W rt with v t Do i 5s re ot mors Jonisate s bid: 1S A SURE CURE |) for afi@Wiseases of the Kidneys and ==L | VER=— It has specific action on this most important organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity and inaction, stimulating thy secretion ofthe Bile, wnd by keoping the bowels in frew ita nmrflmw;c - ratforing Malaria. i nesme, are hilious, dyspeptic, or constipated, Kid- efittod from the FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF|; J CONSTIPATION. No other di~ase is 80 provalent in tais) country as Constipation, and no rem has uver equalied the celobrated KIDNEY- [WORT as & curs. Whatever the cause, remedy| U OF CA l.l‘“- O 8 o R Tomisa-of oie tortibis disvase PRICE §1. LIGUID or DRY, SOLD by DRUGGISTS, inall {'s forms, yields to Kid- discases wort .1 female . Ral"Dr, Philip C. Ballou Monkton V1 |88 “1 could find no remedy formy Kidoey com- Mr. A B Caul for Workinamens Oonveution. The working men of this clty are hereby ealled to meet in cocvention on next Saturday eveniog, the Jlst fnet | at 7:30 p. m. for the purpose cf plac: ing in nomination mayor, city treasurer, poll » jadge, six counctlmen, end membars of the school board, Every trade avd 'abor clament nra entitled to five dolegates. No pri xien will bs allowed, bat alteroutes w1 be admitted provided 1h-y aro mwntioned . D, Moukton, Vt, RT 7d other , Fayette 1 ama living advocate of the virtues of Kid- ngy wort. 1 suffered intold agony from liver Nevins, ! | 1p stalis betw in_credentisls. Tt Ja requested that «ll delegaten shoald be elected befora the day of the convention. J. R Lewis, Cnatrman. - A socisl glass of Hub Punch fs n most welcome accessory of friendly intercouree; peculiarly acceptable st parti ». Unoirk and "tis ready, SPECIAL NUTICES. #478PECIALS wi POSITIVELY not bsin serted unless pald in advance. The Gmaha Savinis vank Is row preparcd to maks loans on Omaha City -y - u-xu.aug Couoty G =3 . 5 0t B At Carrent K.tes of In'-h rest, - ZY°NO COMMISSION CHARGED g/ EII_J-III‘ 10 LOAN—MONEY. hlowsv TO LOAN—At 8 per cent. Shriver's Real Estate and Loan - Agency, opposite postoffice. Torat MSEY, LoANEO-0n chattal mortgage,room 7, Union Biock, cor. 15th and Faraam, 421-apr 165 N ONEY TO LUAN—Call at Law ofico of D, L, ‘Thomas room 8 Oreighton Block, l\ ONEY—Loa od_on «hattel progerty by J. 1, Beatty . o. 213 §_uth 14th street. 610-1mot HELP WANTED. . Caldae’l and Pier Ste,, auncers sfrect. &% No. 1519 Leavenworth b be 4ood ¢ 0, washer and . Good wages pald 10 & competent person. 020-18§ ANTED—Two young men and one lady to YV learn book-k-eping. Situat.ons May l¢t. HJ. B, SMITH, 1212 Harney 8t 624-28§ ANTED—Gocd Imundress s t S, W. corner Harney and 16th. Wugos §4. per week. 501-8% WANTED—A competent 1ir to do general housework in a family of two, Call at 2524 Dovg'ae 8t. csll afier 4 o'clock, ] VW ANTED-Girl to da 1 gkt work 161 Cap- itol averue. B99-£75| ANTED-—Strone youne man to learn trade Avoply Scuth 512 )5th street, bas me.t. | $2,800. 571.31§ ANTED-A second cook a3 the Emmet house. b76-26¢ VWANTED-Toren gooi barnss ma, ers. gacd wages to steady men, Address K. *tacho, Yorl Neb, 439-29 VWANIEDA fow ladics and gentlemen as agents for the biggest paying busine's iu America. Room 3, 1308 Farnam 8¢ 3 S8ITUATIONS WANTED, W ANTED=Fy a yaung wan of s teady hacika a situst'on’as carpenter. Wages not so much an object as to learn the tride, Has v ked at the tiade some. Address 261, Albion, RAJ ANTED—By two young men_position in a wholesale store of any kind. = Address L, 1, 0, City. 5)4-98§ W/ ANTED=Bya womn with & young (h1id, candidates for |l 1 term, 82,360, — ] Foassue Brick foun water, full iot, blocks of 8t Ma promiser, No. 841 FORSAUE —Are.t, tage and full ot on 1 revidonce lo ation, Six riome, every o: ven- Terme eary. Acply at liw orfica of Ken- Martin, 17 and 18 Omaha National Fa -k g [ Joor SALE - Quinty of Oae rerce yosta ln- Gui e an Woudyard, Web ter street, hetween 17th wnd 18th, 400- 8§ SALE~Trocm house on Capit)) . venue, avenue, 150, McUAGUE opposite Post Office, 40541 EMI81Now Map of Omaha, {ust compieted and 1D ready tor delivory at 85 each. Is 4 foot wide by 7 feet and most complete map . Official map of the OR SALE- Ona borse, ingle wagon and har news. 1 Cooper wagon, CHARLTON BROS, 301 N. 15t YARD FORRENT—Apply at once, sthing needed to run 16 os hand. Also house on yaid It wanted. Yard 15th ' treet 2 blocks d 280-11 OR SAL¥ OR RENT—My 2 story br'ck resl- donce on 19:h stieet and ~t. Mary's avenue for sale, §7 000 Small payment down, ba ance 1t0 6 years time. Lot 60x200 feei, Elegant house, very coi venlens. Wil rent it 10 very K0od parties for 865 per month. _Call at once st M. TOF1'S, 204-Aprll 1 Cor_12th and Farnam St. JOR SALE—House with 6 rcoms and 2 lote (esch 66x132) in south Omaha, for §1,000, on easy torms, Will ‘ok+ tesm on part payment, luqnlrg at 6118 12th h 248-1m} ‘,'OR SALE CHEAP—Choice unimproved bus- *" Iness lote on Farnam Harne; Douglee, and Dodge streeis. DAVIS & SNYDER, Real Est.te Agents, 110-e0d-tf 1 Bargaing 1n Real Estate, House snd halt lot, gsed location, §1,200. "x:snun and half lot, near 8. Mary's avenuo d Corner lob on Dodge streot, §3,600 oin E. V. Smith's addition, §2,600. Cott anda full lot on 19th street, near - venworth street, $2,200. 44 {00t frontage on Farnam street, Improved, gencral housework in | $20,000. Corner lot on Dougles strect, $7,500. Bargain Bu iness lot 0a Dougles street, $4,000, 100 foot tront on Dodge strest. Residence 'n- ‘vestment, $1,850, McCAGUE, 807t Opposite Postoffice. FOB HBALE—A first clase second hand phaeton* Call ab 1810 Harney 8t. 80749 FOB SALE—Pockets maps of Nebraska 20c each. For bargains in \ir aha City improved and unimpraved property, call on Wm. F, Shri- u;‘,u;‘:'u nt, opposite postoffice. FOR SALE. ANMES, FARNAM STREET. 10 acres, house, barn «nd other improvemente, 2} miles from ) ostoffice, #,000. 9 room house full lo on’s roet car line, §3 500. 11 room hcuce, ove-Lall Iut, on streed car line, U room house, on_streeb car line, all modern imorovements, (new) 3,500 . 100 fire residenca lots on snd adjacent 40 strech cms. §500 to 81000, AMES, Farnam Street., m house, celar. well, ete. + Twa fall lobe, duitton, $800. ncuse, cellar, cistern, eto., fences and 'l lot, Shin's addition. ' Very easy 53 foom houss, on streat car lino, loased lot, 3100 n house, T owe's add tirn, full lot, $500. m h.uso, one-halt lot, five minutee walk from street cars, 8200 4 6 room house, ten minutes wa'k from post- office, full lot, $4,000. AMES, Farnam Street. 5 room house, Cass strect, $1,500. Business proyerty on Lapit | avenue, corner, a situa ion todo any kind of ‘house-work, | %500 Inquire of Sister Sarah, Child's Hospital. 605-27§ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, VW ANIEDA comtortable room from April 1st. Will pay $3,00 to §10. er mon h, Elug'e gentleman. address R. 8, . Bes office 621.29% 'URNISHED PARLOR—And board. Modern conveniences, 1810 Dodge Btreet. 486-2§ XA7ANTED—A partncr in & zfl?slwfii n 88 with one v ho thoroughly understands it. ~ Addrees A. B. C. tee office. 625.285 @ W &.ZED-—-By privato family, thee or four boarder Low rates. c'os + to busine s part t town, 4 Francis King, Wyman Com- 540-20° A GENOY Wanted by » young aod_eaterpris- Ing atsorpey, with office {u centre of town aund on ground floor, Omaha flrms that want & Council Bluffa ropresent; tive shonid_address JOHN DOE 7 Pearl 8¢, ANTED—000 privy vaults, sinks and cers ), ool to cloan with saltary cleanee. Bate- action guaraateed. LM Lock Box 422, Omaha. FOR hENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. FGE RENT—New six_room cottage on Park Wild avenue. Apply to John W. Bell at Drrug store £20 8. 10th Bt. 622-28¢ OR RENT—"ottage six rooms $18.00 per month. Clarkson & Hunt 215 8, 14tb Bt 580-28§ R RENT—Two nlo bet. Jackion and OR RENT—Two nice farnishrd_rooms, snuth Y fron’, 222 8. W. cor. 9(h aad Davenpart, 31 IOR RENT—Feant room with bay window, & board 1713 Dod e * . 596-308 ooms At 634 17th s r et port. 580-27¢ QOR RENT—Nice ricms sutable for small family. Inquire atgrocery storec rner 20 h and Cumiag 565-30 JGR RENT—Trroe nicely furnishod rooms, Vet Withous board, ab 1318 Jachson 8. 547 20 OR RENT— Fine upngm“?f.‘fio.’flfifkli bail organ, 1519 Dodge <treet. 51 A. HOSPE, Jr, OR RENT—25 houses, 2 §25 per month 8hrives posite_vost office. OR BENT—Two double stores, suit.ble 1, | UAB boarding house, grocery, butcher, of saloon, situated #o as to command & tarmer trade. Inquire of Mrs, F. Lange, 8. Cor. 13th and ackeon Sts. 800-1mt FLR SALI OR SALE CHEAP—Fixtures and ttock (to- other cr separate) of the cigar and pews atand, No. 217N. 16th 8t Call aad invesv'gate, H. THEILGARD, proprictor. 626-20§ BINTING OFFICE FOR SALE—A flourishing paper, in & yornz and growitg townin Eas- tern Nebraska, Address G H. Bee Office, 628-1mo IOR ~ALF—Ore quarter secticn land | 1on couty. Also one of tha best stcc. in Burt ccunty, one mile from Herman Station, Also lot and st ra building 1119 Farnam street. Also for sale cr trade fcr Douglas couuty proper- ty, 40 acie; in Masoa cousty, Liizols. inquire of i1, G. CLAEK. R SALE—General stock of ndise and #ore b ilcirg, wel, lo-ated in thriving town, 2 pilestrom Liacoln, Pioperty worth about tistactory re for salling giv_n. F OR SALE— ¥ arm barn with 10 ac west of Hanscom's Park. Inqu're 1418 Cass »¢. up stalrs between 14th and 16th Ste. 556-31} OR SALI house, 12 roows, 8 closcts, cellar, rcnts #60 per mot.th, one-third corner lot 3,500, hous-, 6 rooms, garret, "12x40, cellar, clabern and well, lob 56x66 for §2,700. 2 houses, 4 roome cach, cellsr, cistera, well and stanle, lot 38x132, $2,700. X1l within 6 bl cks of postofice. - Inquire No, 608 North 18th Btreet, 579 b "R BALE—8 head of Jersey cows. Inquire Tk Gasest. uptaire tetween 14tk sad 15t b 1 FOI SALE OR RENT—Vose Piano. - 52811 ©C, J. CANAN. els Onioa Sets for sale be Bushe cheap. Jobs 100.0. ‘Wiltls, 1414 Dodge street, 13 well farnisted | ® + | 19th Street, 6 room houte (new) one-half block from stroes cars. Bargain, 1,800, 8 room houeo and barn on uznol ave $550. 6 room house, fine order block from street cars 200, 1000, 7 ro0m house, full lot Nelsons addition, $2,000. 11 £ om bouse, bam, corn crib, well, ‘cistern Easy torme, $3,000. 6 one acre lots, 13 miles from p stoffice, $800. Call and examine full It of Houses and Lots Vacant Lo s, one, two, five and ten acre lots. AAMES, 1506 Farnam Street. ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT Fo' Sale of HANSCOM PLACE LOTS. 200 Choice Lots In HANSCOMPLACE. EASY PAYMENTS. LONG TIME. MES, 1606 Farnam, e o — ILL take children of ny age give them a mothers care for & liberal compensatio. Address Y, Z. Beo office. 368-1mo* ADIES wishing a quiet place during confine- ment, with nurse will address W, B, Bee office. 369-1mo} EXCHANGE for city property in Owxahi [2 proved. farms Aleo, 1600 Corespond wish N. C. eato, Neb. m9-lm PECTAL INDUEMENTS—Offered for & coun- try store at Gilmore, Barpy county, Neb. Apply to 0. Fros, there, 190-1mt EDWARD KURHL MAG'STER (F PALMYSTERY AND COND® TIUNALIST, 408 Tonth street, between Farnam nnldrl m?r”' 'Wlu, with xhau.:d o!’w‘“hn'dhl n for any one a glance of the past [ 4 eolllzdldnnl In the to. made to order. Perfech 596.t¢ and present, and on cel ture. 8 satistaction gusranteed. IN HOT WATER. DON'T BE EKEPTICAL, BEASON TEACHES " | AND EX sRIksCs CON ll(llss Tl;‘A'}' L ¥ rant's eits v Aperient I8 AN It VAL U2 ¥OCANY AND ALL DISORDEKS OF THE REMEDY STOMACH, LIVER AND bOW- EIS A1EASPOU FULINA OLASS <t BIC WATER FV RY VORNING BEFORE E, NG '8 NOT ONLY EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL, BUT A PROTECTION AGAINST DISEASE WHICE N . ONE OAN AFFORD TO DISRE~ GARD. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never vari mary strength and wholesomancan, - Mors enburi than the orpinary kinds, sud canuot be soid comj with the multitude of low test. abory welg] l..‘tl’ml or ph:sphate powder _3old n :::Yontul Bakig Powosa Co., Wall 8t