Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1883, Page 8

et A . THE OMAHA DATLY BEE~THURSDAY JUNK 7. L The Daily Bee. OMAHA. Thursday Morning, June 7. LOOAL BRUVITIHES, —About ten o'closk last night a police whistle was blown in the vicinity of Farn. ham and Twelfth street and on investiga- tion the caute of the alarm was found to be sn attempted burglary of Solomon’s store, where an auction was in progrees during the evening. It is believed that some one present at the auction secreted himself in the building and after the crowd had dispersed opened the back door and prepared to get in his work. No par- tioular loss is reported. —FEarly last eveving the portion of Douglas strest which had just been com- pleted by the pavement contractors was thrown open to the public and was taken poscession of by the bicyclers, and subse- quertly by a quartette of roller skaters. The smooth surface sfforded a splendi} skating rink, and some of the experts at that sport were on hand to enjoy it. A erowd of several hundreds gathered about and enjoyed the acene until darkness came on, —On the recommendation of his troop and post commander, the unexpired por- portion of the sentence in the cace of Pri. vate George E, Disney, Troop L, 5th Cav- alry, published in general court martial orders No, 21, (current series from these headquarters, is remitted, —Attached to the east bound train on the Union Pacific last evening was & special car containing thirty-five Iady school teachers from Oakland, California, en route east on their annual excursion. Another party of 125 from San Francisco ‘will pass through to.day. —The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meet in the Y. M. C. A, rooms, ‘Thursday, 3 p. m, —Grand Worthy Chief Templar Sibley, of Beatrice, will be present at the I, O, G, T. meeting on Friday night. ~—John B, Klinker, of this county, re- turned from Illinois on Monday, bringing with him a thoroughbred bull, for which be paid 8700, It is a fine animal, —In the suit of M, T, and A, 8. Pate riok vs, Ecwin Devis, in the United States court, & continaance has been granted until the 15th, —Henry Parrish’s house was raided twios by burglars, but they were driven off both times as the dog ‘‘called the turn” on the charaeter of the visitors, —Ralph W, Breckenridge has been elected a member of the Omaha Gleo elub, which is gathering all the good mate- rial of the city into its ranks, It is the livest organization in the city. —T. O, Brunners dgiivery wagon passed up street yesterday o a dilapi- dated condition, a rail taking the place of one of the wheels, Causs ot the damage not known. —A special meoting of the board of public works was held Tuesday and comsiderable business was dono in approv. ing estimate and disposing of pavement and sewer detaile, Mr, George A, Miller, an o'd timer of Omahsa, but now a prominent aud prosper- ous business man of Des Moines, was in the city Monday receiving the cordial greet- nes of old friends and acquaintance. Ralph Jefferson, one of the oldest at- taches of the money order division of the postoffice department at Washington, a rived in the city Tuesday and is being shown the city by Inspector Furay, —Ben Hogan returned Tuesday from the o:ntral part of t] te, where he has been doing good work, and will remain for several days in Omaha, He will possibly conduct several meetings in the reoms of the Y. M. C, A, ~—Upon inqniry yesterday it was learned that the case of little Charley McLain of North Omahs, who recently had his arm fractured in two places was grossly exag- gerated as to the extent of the injury., No amputation has been or is deemed nece:sa: ry aud the little fellow is doing nicely. —The many friends of Mr, Allan M, Fleming, the Agent of the Union Pacifio railway company at Valley, will regret to learn of the death of his estimable wife, which occurred at 11:40 a, m, Tuesday. ‘The funeral services will take place at ‘Waterloo at 1 p. m, Thursday, and the re- mains will be interred at Elkhorn Oity. Mrs, Fleming was the daughter of Hon, Elam Clark, and was well known in this city, ~—8econd monthly meeting of Loan and Building association will be held at Fire. men’s hall, June 21st, Members taking stock now will pay down the May install- ment and at the above meeting the second. Those who will subscribe on or after June 21et, will bave to meet both at once. Office hours every evening from 5 to 6, and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdasy evening's from 7 to 8 at Bedford's ooal coffice, wed&eatdw ~Sisters Mary Joseph and Frances, of the oolored congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family of New Orleans, arrived here Tueeday, and are the guests of the 8t. Catharine's academy in this city. The Sisters come with the sanction of the archbichop of New Orleans to solicit aid in their work, and have the endorsement and approval of the Catholie clergy here, | 4i; —E, Hoflman & Som, the great New ‘York tobacconists, on hearing of the flood st Council Bluff+,telegraphed K. D, Fisher, one of their customers there: ‘‘Hope you bave not suffered by the flood, 1f ro, and you need help, we are at your command with money and goods. Telegraph,” This is businees in earnest. Mr, Ira Higby, for some time past U. 8, gauger io this city, has accepted the posi- tion of day room-clerk at the Paxton, snd began his work there yesterday, Mr, Higby isan old hotel map, having been in the business in all about ten years, five of wiich pent in Wyoming., Mr, Higby will prove an able and acceptable clerk. Compare the dose and quantity of Hood’s Sarssparilla and you have con- clusive proof of its superior strength and chespness. Try it. ~ Good health, roey cheeks and besu- tifal rkin, ladles can get by using Brown's Iron Bitters, FRANK W. BALDWIN, Arrival of His Remaing in This City. Pathetic Bcene at His Death Bed.—The Funeral on Thureday. The remains of the late Frank W, Bsldwin, whose death was announced fo Monday's Bex,reached this city yes- terday on the Danver traln, being acsompanled by Hon, O, A. Baldwin and wife, the parents of the deceased, and a namber of frlends and rela- tiver. The body was met at the depot by a deputation of Unlon Paclfic clerks, who acted as an escort, and by a num- ber of friends who reside in this city. The casket was removed from the case and placed In the hearse, whish, followed by soveral carriager, proceed od to the residence of W, H. Kent, No. 314 South Ninth straet, where Judge Baldwin aud his wifs reside. There the casket was deposited untii the time should arrive for the final ritos and it was at onca falrly covered with the most beautifal flral offer- ings imaginable. The metalilc caskot isone of the handsomest made, and richly mounted in silver, with heavy silver plate bearing tho imscription: FRANK W. BALDWIN, Aged 25 years, Among the floral tributes, the lov- Ing contribution of frlends and asso- oclates at Danver,was a massive crown, a harp and a sickle and sheaf all com- posed of the rarest exotics and proba- bly as exqulsitely arranged as anything of the kind ever seen in this city. A Ber reporter had a glimpse of the preparations belng made by the best florlst in Omaha to fill the or dera from the friends and comrades of the deceased in this clty and they are very elaborate indeed. & The time of the funeral has been fixed for 2 p. m, Thuraday, the cortege leaving the house at that time and ar- riviog at the Congregatlonal church, where services will be held at 2:30, Rev. Willard Soott officlating, It Is probable that the attendance will be very large, as the deceased was for 20 many years a rosldent of this city, and went into the employ of the Unlon Paclfic company at this ’}lms soven years ago, The Denver ‘tibune of Tuesday contalns the fol- lowlng patheticcomments on the desth of the young man: Mr. Feank W. Baldwin, ohlef clerk In the office of Supt. A. A. Ezbort, of the Unlon Paoclfic, dled yesterday morning at his rcom in the Daff block, ot inflammation of the bowels, after an illness of elght days. Dar- ing his flloess, which assumed very serlous proportions uu Monday of last weok, he had the best of care, his as- noclates and chief spending much tme at his bodeide, assisting his par- ents in hla care; bat ks death was al- most momentarily looked for from last Wedneaday. Mr. Baldwin was a young man soarcely 25 years of age, yet very few of hisage have oecupled the responsi. ble positions that he has. He came here from Omaha in January, 1879, where he had been employed in the local frelght department of the Ualon Paclfio roasd, Mr. Egbert made him his private secretary and chiof clerk. He was also a dlrector In the Colorado Oentral, Greeley, Salt Lake & Paolfic, and mecretary of moversl land improvement compsnies. In speak- ing of him yesterday, Mr., Egbert brewer, Brooklyr; Edward Buuk]uy, wool, 8an Autouto, Tex ; Tho Az, Tron Works company, San Franeiseo In the principal trades they were as follows: General traders £8, groceie 19, quora 11, clothing 10, manufac turers 9, shoen 8, deogs 6, dry goodn 5, millinery b, fancy goods 4, hard- waro 4, tobacco and cigars 4, jowelry 4, commission 3, hotels aud restau. rants 2, orockery 2, bakers and con- fectioners 2, grain anc flour £, produce and provisions 2, — ‘A NEW GOOM. The Omaha & Northern Railway Company Incorporated. A Long Anticipated Scheme Pus 1n Motion, Atticles of lucorporation were last evenlng filed In the office of the coun- ty clerk for tho Omaha & Northern rallway company. Tae lncorporators are 8, H. H. Olark, general manager of the Union Paclfio, Jaccb E. House, Hon, John M, Thurston, Krank Marphy and Edw. W. Nash. Tae object of tho assoclation fs to build, watntatn and opoerate a railroad in the state of Nubraska, to bs known andor the above tltla, Omahs 18 to be the principal place of bustuers and tho cipital stock is fixed at $2 000,000 In shares of $100 each, said capltal stock to be increased as may be deemed neceseary to accom. plish the purpoee of the organization. The existanco of the corporation ba g'ns June b, 1883, and runs to June b, 1083, The business will be conduacted by a board of five or more directors, the election and duties of which are de- fined 1a the articles, The officors, which are elected by this board, are a president, vice-presi- dent, sccretary and treasurer, The highest amount of indebted- ness Is not to exceed §1,300,000 unless the capital stock ehould be increased. A MIDNIGHT BLAZE. Narrow Hscape Fiom a Disastrous Fire. At 11:50 o’clock last night an alarm of fire was sounded from box 12, cor- ner Douglas and Thirteenth streets, which was promptly responded to by Nos! 2 and 3 and the Hooks. No. 2 hose cart came down Douglas street like a stresk of lightning, and the horses knocked the barricades down In every dlvection until it scomed as if a oyclone was traveling down the street. The fire, however, ‘provod to be {n the second story room- of the bnilding sec. ond door east of the Flret Natlonal bank, on Faroam street, Tho window of this room was opon, and Officer Church, who was on duty on that beat, ssw the flimes bursting out on the lnslde, and threatening the whole row. He ranand give the alarm from box 12 and then roshed up stairs and kicked the door in, o found that the room was one occupled by some Hebrow lodge, and the ouly furniture conslsted ot a few chairs, a wort of pulplt with candle-stands and & cabl- net. The lodge had evidently met during the evening and had dispersed without putting ot all the lights, Oao of the candles had burned low in fts socket and set fire to the wall and the cabinet, which was close to it. A said, ““I have known Frank Intimately for four years, and a more coneclen- tlous, faithful and energetic young man could not be found. If I had any secrete, as I often had, I could impart them to him, with every de- gree of confidencs, and he was always on hand to asststime, I shall miss him very much,” and the strong man choked down a sob, When he died his father, mother and sister, Mre. F, Mortzheimer, who resldes on Curtls street, were with him. He did not realize that he was dying, bat seemed more like ene who was going on a pleasant journey, He said to his slster, *'I want you to go with us, and will hold the train until uu get ready,” and then dled. Hls dy was taken In charge by Wally, the undertaker, and will be taken to Omaha this moruing, via the Julesburg Short Line, His assoclates and the employes of the otker offices in the Unton depot yesterday had two aniflcant floral offerings prepared, and they will be placed in boxes aod sent to Omaha to be used at the faneral Mr. Baldwin was born In Ohlo, but when quite young his parents moved to Omaha, where he recelved his edu- catlon, He went to work for the Unlon Paolfic, and up to the time of his death was in the employ of that company, having the respect of his superlors and the love of all with whom he was aeacclated, ——— ‘Wide Awake Druggiets. Mr, O, F, Goodman his business, and sy 0 P the best of every article in his line, He has secured the agency of the celebrated New Discovery for Consumption, The only certain cure known for Consumption, Cn\lgh'h(}uldl, Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fover, Bronchitis, or any eff*otion of the Throat or La . Sold oo a positive guarantee, Trial Wottles free, Fegular 0 $1.00. THAT HUSBAND OF MINE Is three times the man he was be- ore he beIn using ““Wells' Heal ch Renewer.” $§1 Drugglats, - — Trade Embarrassments. There were 100 fallures in the Unlted States reporied by Bradstreet's duriug the past week, b more than the preceding week, 66 more than the corresponding week of 1882, and 93 more than the same woek of 1881, Compared with the previous week the middle etates had 34, a decrease of 5; New Eugland states 2, a decrease of 10; southern states 25, an Increase of 6; western states 56, an Increase of 10; Paclfic states and terri- torles, an Increass of 4; Canuda and the Provinces 17, a decrease of 7. The lmportent fallares were The Lovett- Eleotrle Light com. pany, New York; John Raber, short time was aufliclent to quench the flames, and the fire was all out when the department got there. It wasa narrow escape from a firosuch as those In Contral sud Caldwell blocks, as 1t was {n a light frame building In the very hesrt of the blook. e e e S A CORUNER’S CALL. A Supposed Unse of Foul Play Falls THE SWAWP AKCEL. A Big Gun Fired For Omaha's Prosperity. A Eyndicate Euyiug all the Land Southweet of the Oity. ‘Whers Millions Will Prabably be Invested. For some days past & rumor has been in the alr that au important transaction ln real estato was in prog- ress in Omakia, but although the Bee roporter endeavored to aecertain the fucts, the parties wero very reticant, merely admicting tho fact that large tranefors had been succoesfully nego- tiated for, but decilolrg to say what was the objectin view, To-day there was considorable talk on the watter, and the rumor was confirmed by one of our leadlug bankera, It 1s understood that a syndicate of English eapitallsts have purchased a largo ount of property jast west of “thy Sammiy,” s few miles wast of the clty end on the line of the Unlou Pacitic road. Among other tracts seoured was the farm of Mr, Kuneal- iy, tho pepara for which aro all made out at a purchase price of $44, 000, Negotlations are also under way for the Drexel farm and others contiga- ous and it is stated that the syrdicate deslres to securo & frontage of several mliles along the track, It is stated that Phil Armour, of Chleago and weveral Eaglish capltaliss who own large cattlo interests in Colorado and Wycmlng are partlos interested, and that as soon as the varions sales have been comsummated, immense stock yards and slanghter and pack- ing houses will be erccied Immedi- ately, By this move a large portlon of the cattle which usually passed through Omaha and across the Ualon Paclfic bridge to Chicago markets will be killed and packed at this point, It may be stated that no sale of land has yet been put on the records and consequently none ls yet concluded, but contracts have certainly been made with several partfes and part pald down, with the optlon to the purcharers of concluding the eale or not. Mr. R. F. Schaller is the only Omaha gentleman known to be inter- ested with the syndicate in the pur- chase, Whatever may bo the ultimate de- sign In secaring so large a tract of laud it is certainly an tmportant step for Omuha, and will give property in Sounth Omaha an additicnal boom, In confirmation of the above report three cf the contracts made for the purchase of the land aliuied to, were filed in tho office of the county clerk at 8 o'clock last evening, Tho firet of these contracts was betveen Fred Deexel and Corvelios Schaller. By this decument Mr. Dzexel. In consld eration of the sum of §1,000 agrzes, at any time within ninety daye to glve to the said Schaller o war- ranteo deed, subject to the railroad right of way, to all of hia farm of 365 sores lying in sectious 3, 4 sad 9, t. 14, r. 13, apon the payment cf a fient Inatallment of $16,425 in part for the sald lands and the recelpt of two notes from said Schaller, ons for 16,425, due one year after date, and bearing eight per cent futerest, and tho other for the same amount and at tho same rate of intercst, due two years sfter date, to be secared by mortgage on the proparty, This would weke the entire eum pald for 355 acros, $49,275, or at the rate of $135 per acre, Possesslon is to be glver January 1, 1884, If the pur- chaee s not made the $1,000 forfieit money gocs to Mr. Drexel. Tals paper was drawi May 30, The eecond paper 1a similar to the firat, the contriciing rarties belng Georgo and Catherine Holmes, The forfelt money in this Instance {s also $1,000 and the land in question con. Through, Coronor Jacobs was yesterday notifiod that a colored woman reslding on Fourteonth stroet had died very suddenly and inexplicably. She had been but slightly ill and a physiclan was called In Toesdsy who administered an oplate after which she fmmediately sauk to sleep. Her lit- tle ohild Iay in her arms and both slept peacefally all night, though for the mother 1t was the deep slee) what knows no waking, for ata late hy yesterday when an attempt wad made to arouse her, 1t was found thet she was dead. It was foared (hat the wrong med- foluo or an overdose had been adand- istered, and Curoner Jacobs wns nog- fied, but found that nouralpia of brain was the canse cf tho death, Thousands Say So. Mr, T. W, Atkins, Girard, Kan., writes: “I never hesitato to'recommed your Elec- tric Bitters to my customers, they give en. tire satiefaction’ and are rapid seliers.’ Electric Bitters aro the purest and heat medicine known aud will posisively cure Kidney and Liver complainte, i urify the blood and regulate the howels, No famil can afford to be without them. They Wl{l #ave hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills everyy ear, ———— Tleal Estate lransfers, The followlug deeds wero filed for rocord Iu the county clerk's office June 5, reported for Tur Bx by Ames' real estate agenoy: Isaac 8, Hascall and wife to Ohris. tian Knopf, w, d., 4 80-100 acres in 94, 15, 13— 81 000, Augnst Nelson and wife to Eva Oliver, w, d., lot 3, block 91—85,5600, Denuis Canniogham and wife to Dedick Olsen, w. d , lot 3 and 4, block 5, Cunniogham’s sub division—$700. Abner Trench to Herman Kountze, Q. ¢ d, undivided } of nw. } of ne. 1 of e, } of sec. 15, 16, 13—$46.49 slsts of 148 15 100 acres in lot 9, Sec, 3, Tp. 14, R. 13; lot 15, same Tp, and R. and lot b, Sec. 4, same Tp. and R, Payment is to be made wlithin ninety days to the amount of §24,- 926.25, or at the rate of $175 per ucre and powession to be glven by March The parties to the third contract are Joha and Elizabeth Kennelly, and the forfeit money is $500. This tract comprises 220 ncres fn secs. 3 and 4 tp. 14, r. 13. Pay- wents aro to be made ss follows: $14,166 66 incaah within 90 daye, and two notes due in one and two years respectively, each of the sameamount. Thin is at the rate of $200 per acre. hese papers make the echeme look 1tke business and will be as blg a boom for South Omaha as the new rallroad will bo for the northern part of the olty. PERSONAL. Among thore who registered yesterday at the Grand Pacific were M. F, Strider, of Leavenworth; ¥, A, Johnson, of Bos- ton; L. ¥, Graham, of New York; E. F. Hall, 0. Wheeler, and R. Jones and wife, of Chicago; L. O, Blake, of Des Moines; Ed, W. Lee, of Hastlogs; B, W. MoClure, of Meunt Pleasaut; S. H. Baxter, of Richmond; W, H, Baiter, of Mechanics. burg, Olio; Charles Branson aud Oharles Wooster, of New York, Eaoch Powell, Beatrice; John O, Tacker and wife, Gemsa; L. Crouuse, Calhoun; Geo, J. Low, Lincola; J. C. Watson, Ne- braska City, and O, J. Beyan, Lincoln, were guoste at the Paxton last night, M. B, Starring, of Chicago, aud A. 8, Miuer, of Wayne, Neb, are at the Pax- ton, Mrs. L, M, Hayes snd daughter, of Plattsmouth, are at the Paxton, H, Newman, wife and sister, of Oak. land, Neb,, aro at the Millard, Hon. Tsaso Powerr, ir, of Dakota John L. Rodick and wife to T, W, T. Richards, q.c. d, s } of lot 8, block 115 —$11.00, ¢ Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The groatest medical wonder of the world, “Warranted o speedily care Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fev. Sores, Oancers, Piles, Chilblains, Coras, Tetter, Ohapped Hands, and all skin srap. tione, guaranteed to cure in every or money refunded, 25 cents per box, Goodman, For sale by O, F, City, is at the Millard, Hoyt Sherman, U, P, ageat at Chicago, is at the Paxton, ¥ J. Bonnett, of Ft. Collins, is at she Grand Pacific, ©. F, Jordan, of Denver, is a guest of the Millard, Hou, E,'F, Warren, of Nebrasks Oity, is in town. W. H. Willion, Keq., has assoolated himself with The Omabs Pest and Tele- graph in the capacity of city solicitor, where ho will undonbtedly prove s valas- ble acquisition, J. W, Pollock, of Clinton, Ta., is at the Paxton, H. A, Lake, of Okdale, Cal., is at the | & Millard, J. H, Iedmond, of Hiawatha, is at the Millard, H. 8, Manaville, of Chicago, town, Eurr Shelton, of Chicago, is at the Pax- ton. Dr. J. W, Hitsheock is in the loity, Col, Feank P, Ireland in in town, 8, Kahn, of Cincinnati, is in town, 8, P, Parker, of Plerce, is st the Mil- lard, Chas, West,sof Lincoln, is at the Pax. ton, J. I Gillian, of Red Cloud, is at the Paxton, in in F. M. Darricgton, of Daad wood, is at the Paxton, Hon, T. M. Marquett, of Lincoln, is at the Millard, E. W. Knapp, of St, Joe, is at tho Met. ropolitan, A, Savage, of Wymore, is ot the Motro- politan, Dr. Harvey Lick, of Mi'lard, was in the city yesterday, Chas, E. Goodin, of Ciete, is at the | Metropolitan, James Lane, of Hastings, registered at the Paxton yesterday. Harcy Hal), the woll kuown railroad man, is at the Millaed, Mras, H. M. Rollins, of Bloomington, is » guest at the Paxton, Ed, 8, Noble, of Blair, was a visitor at the Metropolitan yesterday. . 8, Klopser, of Weeping Water, is a guest of the Metropolitan, Hon, W, M. Robertson and family, of Madison, are at the Millard: M. Hellman and Albert Cabn Tuesday for New York City. Miss Katie Murphy left Tuesday for a visit to triends in Creston, Towa. Geo, 5, Kaowles, one of the *‘old time" traveliog men, is a guest of the Millard, €. Chappel snd D, Powell, of Lincoln, are tuwong the guests at the Metropolitan, W. B. Hibbard is in the city after a visit of two months to Rochester, N, Y, Thos. Price, ot Bennett, Neb., & proml- nent railroad contractor, is at the Mil- lard, Mrs, F. M. Darrington and Miss Olive Winterstein, of Plattsmouth, are at the Paxton, Mr, John Wilton returned Tuesday from a trip to Shoshone, Tdaho, on railway business, Hon, N, W. W ells,of Schuy ler,who wzs at tho Millard over night, left for home yestorday. J. E. Ezskiel, of New York City, has just arrived here, and intends locating here in business, Hon, Geo, Cunfisld and Mrs, Cinfield, roturned Tuesdsy from their Cuming county ran:he, J. V. Brady, of St. Joe, of the firm of McCord, Brady & O, of this city, is reg- isteredat the Millard. L. Teancy Peck and Eniil Von Gillern, of the land department of the C.,M. & St. P, road, are ia the city, at the Mil- lard, left, 0, E, Green, of Genoo, is a guest of the Millard, N, H, Grimes, of Beatrice, registered at the Millard last night. Mr, Rob, G. Forgrove, grand junior warden of the grand. commandery of Kuights Templar, of Tows, registered at the Grand Pacific yesterdsy, and is one of the number who go to Frisco to attend the triennial conclave to be held there in Au- gust. Official announcement is made of the appointmeat of Mr. William Irving as weneral purchasing sgent of che Chicago, Burlington & Quincy raiload, with head- quarters at Chicago, Mr. A. B, Barnard has been appointed eupply agent of tne Kansas City, St, Joe & Council Bluffs, with headquarters at St. Joseph, ana will have charge of all materials and supplies and of their distribution, THE NEW CLUB. They File Articles of Incerporation. Artlcles of incorporation of the Omaha olah were filed In the office of the county clerk last evening. —The preliminary steps to this organ- {zation have already been published, together with a complete rell of the membership and something of the ob- Joct of the club, arficles it s s to be the prin- olpal place of business, the general patare of which is the purchate or buildiog of a house and maintenance of a soclal club and, for the parposes theracf, of rooms for reading, soolal entertalnment aud evjoyment and a restanrant, ete, The cepital stock of the club ls $100,000 in sharas of §500 each, the clab to be orgauizad when fifty shares are subscrlbed, Theresfter shares may be sold upon & vote of the clab, but no share lseued withcut the board of direetors has by vote consented to re— ceive the subscriber us a searcholder. Any person desirlng to subacribe to the stock of the club must pay 10 per cent of the awount of a share down, which, in oase he is not elected, will bo returned. The balance is payable, if ecleoted, to the amount of 60 per cent. Ouly one share can be purchased by any oue pesron, and no trausfer or as sizgnment osn be made without the endorsement ¢f the club. The corporate existence begins on May 18, 1883, and lasts for ten years The management of the affairs of the clab s provided for in the ususl mabner, STCAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made from the wild flowers of the ¥ar ramEp YOSEMITE VALLEY it Is the most fragrant of perfame Manufactured by H, B, Slaven, Ssn Franclsco. ¥or sale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kennard Bros Withont M scluto o i hine or Narcotine, What give What cure our Children ro their fevers, m them sleep; is_Castoria. When Babies fret, ai ery by turns, What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castorin, What quickly entes Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion : But Castorla, well then to Morph Tups, Castor Oil aud Par > Hail Castoria, Contaur Liniment.—Anab- ro for Rheumatism, Sproins, X . Galls, &ec., and on wtantaneous Pala.rcliever, (irano Prciric Hoter CORNER OF NINTH AKD HARNEY STS, Omsha, Nebraska. OPENED MAY 17TH, 1883. This hotel contains 100 rooms, all outside rooms, and 830 rooms on the first floor, especially adapt- ed for sample men. A cuisine of superior excellence. Head- quarters the state trade. Special inducements to the thea- trical profession. Hotel situated five blocks from depots. for Horse cars pass the door both ways every five minutes. T. J. SALSMAWN, Progrie’ or, A, H, AYLSWORTH, Manager, (Late of Paxton Hotel)) marn oit ~ SPECIAL NOVIC:S. FAEPEGIALS wi| POSITIVELY ot bein serted unless paid in advance. ONEY TO LOAN—The Om ha savings oank IV owiprepired foata Jabvs o Omthe City or 'ouglas county real e-tae at current rates o iuterest. N comm ssion chavged. 335tf LOAN— Tho Lowcs® Rates of In- 5 TOAN—On chattel wort 8, 1100 Farnam St iidned on chat el property, by J. ), N6 2.3 South I4th 8 rect. ANTED—A second cook at Metropolitan ‘ Hotel st once. 816-9 Wemith at Florence Cut off. ‘quire of T. C. Murphy, at the work. WRGy (AT A thorugh ho dress “10,” csre of Bee cffi e, giving expcted and references. 500 A first-class din'ng ¥ om firl 3t Hotel, 804-8} ANTED —A good girl for general house work, 'ane or Swede preferred, at norh. west corer Hawilton and Pler etrects, Shion's addition, 808-0¢ B Corpenters wanted at 1208 Dodgo Bt 7 ANTED—Carpent'rs Apply 0 ' Omuha W ¥ ey, and Machine Co. 810-5} A recond cook, at the et Foute. Womin preferred, 1211+ ANTED—Two gocd first-class baibars, Commwercial Hotel, Linccln, Neb. Steady Apply at once £027§ & ork V ANTED—Situwtion as_cook Good refer- ence given. Cor. 18th and Webs'er Sts, 80112 ANTED—Four girls for dioirg room, at Canfie/d Houte. ses W ANTED—Two men of good »/dress (o take orders for the Key ttote R I p Sprit¢ Call 471 south Ma tree. »8eil other goods 100h st 72874 VW ANTED—A rood girl for g neral bos work. Apply at 8. E. corner 18th Dodge, (e A first c a8y engraver at_“Cholm kson, T92-11 elper to taker at southwest d Wil lame. Wages $12.00 ter d wed washirg. 7301 IVE AGENTS WANTE D—For a popu'ar fast (scliing new book, Call at 118 ‘scuth 1fth cet 758 tf on hou ¢, BITUATIONS WANTED Y ANTED--A g00d nurse wishes cor. 18 month with boi NTED A dinio g room girl at the Crelgh 81540 place as 198 possible. Please call TANTED A situation as housekceper hy a W Karean o, o o6 32 T ANTED—By your ity. Writes quict, g0 N Wages b thought of as £0d sterdy situstion. Re'ersncis yiven. H.S. 707 north 18.h sircct, Omaka, WV ANTED—By aludy aaltuation to do goner alhousewoik, Apply 14 8. 14th Bt Ref. erence given 918 P ———— wanta to meet “C' at tho Metiopolitan C T, Gt 464145 FOR + ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, A A th 171h stieet, botwecn Cuiifor. Wost r atrects £0612§ ~it low ren’, 1,14 fnry n OUE F IR REN Birect COR RENT—Two uew brck st rs co ifth strect, near Capircl avenue, loguire at ¥, w, cornor f 1th and Harn:y. 100114 JOK RENT—One enished_room w th hoard, Plowsantly o1t uated, sultable £ two yo. tle en, 1416 Howard street i o MRS, A M. LIPBEY, OR RENT—Nicely farnished fro" t reom with T oard suttatis for gt acd wite 25,2 Cap: itol aveoue, 77 6 F(m RENT—One pano. I quire at E holm and Erickron. 798 11 OR RENT-Nicely fursished rooms 1615 Chi- cago St. 708.7¢ OUSE FOR RENT- meand Vitoicn ll N. E. corner 19an4( £00 NT—Cottage of three rorms, DOR R 0 Le ven l‘ worth and 23d streets. T J. Fitzmerris, 612 8. 17th st eet, T80 ot DOR R urni roon gert) man. No 619 Norih i9ih , betweea Calif rnia and Wet 789 JOR R Five ro m cot*aze with barn, | D ¢ F. DRISCOLL, i cottage, 8. rooms. OR RE] uits reoms, 1507 Fest in the city. Wil sell nart furnitare and carp t- Liquire Van Cott, ) Max Meyel's. 7574t - Large furished room at 1818 p OR FE Jacksor Streef g 0K RENT—To fwo years. A farm cf 140 acres, cach rent $3.00 an acre. Inquire at bice office LX) QOR RENT-Furnishod rooms with table board 1816 Doc'ge, 643.74 "OR RENT—(orner 6th snd Pierce, 731251 TOH 5D WA DS, 1100 Farn w streot, RENT—Two ccttages, excellent re) Leavenworth and South ave ue, $25 and Mol AGUE, 610-t1 opposite P. 0, JTORE FOR RENT—Corner of 16th and Dav- enyort. Inquire 1610 Uavenport street, 4631t 0 LE _California stroet. URNISHED rooms an | board veniences, 1810 Dodge strect. 1000- v two rcoms, with board, 1808 oct. 350 4. Modern cone Jun7t FOR BALE ouUs LD GOODS—For sale cheap, on account of leaving city. Address M. E. J. Bec oftice. 11871 FnR #ALE—Saloon, with or w Good Iocatien ~ Good rewon for selling. Address “'Sa'oon” Bee ot ce. 59 cut building, Ad- 8t OR SALE—A new Hall's safe, suitable for of- Jlo or house. Van Cott, at Max Mey 58+ OR SALE—Buildirg and G J.H Spetman, cor. 16th and 7281%% " business, ard.. e only ten minut s walk, trom end T track. % Wiieox ab i ATk ave eiiue house, Hangcom pla LY R, SALE —Vose Piano. 52841 C. J. CANAN, JOR SALE—OId aewapspers i arge and smal ' quinticies at this office. ot LE—Flax mill mackinery eontisting of 9 duste's, beatir, picker, press, &, either rotted or g 1 st ck, al o shafte ing, pullies, and_belting for driving 'the sho e, al:0 oze 85 H. P. engino with inoke: fxt Wl bo ler, Add 1519 Harney street g MISCELLANEDY OST— 3 silk sacque on Eightienth strr¢ hoe | 4 t>cen Ch agoa d Fornam. Fu'ery il be suitably rewarded by leav g tho same st Heory Lehmaun's, 1115 Farnam st. TRYY L courtry o take nice | ght at their homes; §'¢) §° made; work 8875 by 1 13 stomp for rply. Plesa acdre s Reliatle Manue facturing Co., Prilsdeph's, Fa., dra 749 June2 TueThusati; IPAKEN UP -0 ¢ and_ons mare colt, With le/t hind feet white Mare ha wh'te star on forchead, Ownercan recover same hy Lroving « wierstip on spplicsticn to L. Price, Saratoga precinct. 560t cowt ~ > “TT 5 1 EDWARD KURHL MAGISTER OF PA EEY AND COITD” TIORAL aud prasent, sad on . turs. Hoota satistaction POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powdor never varies. A marvel of pu rity strength and wholesomenees, ‘More economical than the orpinary kinds, and cannat be sold in competition with the multitude of low test shor weight, alumor phosphate powser 3ol only cans. Rovan Bakixg Powoss Co., Wall-8¢. 155 New York MAVERICK NATIONAL BAN Cor, Water and Congress Streets. BOSTON. CAPITAL, - - $400.000 SURPLUS, - - 800,000 Transacts a general Banking business, Rer ceives the accounts of Banks, Baukers and others, Draws Foreign Exchauge and makes Cable Transfers in Europe and Tels egraphic Transfers of Money throughout the Unlted States, Buys and sells Gove ernmeat and other Investment Securities, and executes any business for its Correr epondents In the line of Banking, ASA P. POTTE! Presiden:, J. J. EDDY, Cashler, J. W. WORK, Ass't Cashler m&ih-me VY 4 LED-Situation o gro ary olerk by mid- dlin.ed married wan, Adire:s I W. P, Fee ohics 7101 MIBCELLANELUS WANTR VW ANTED--Room and board, maa and wite. Y. Bee office. Address X 710-64 |ALMA E. Kt lt Fine Millinery | HAIR GOODS, WAVES, BANGS, ETu, Stock Entirely Fresh and Kew, 109 15:th Street, Opp, Postoflice,