Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1883, Page 8

an D \II Y BI‘I‘,---()\[ \ll \ THE DAILY OMAHA. Thursday Morning, June LOCAL BREVITIES _1t rained agait Av midnight yeste: A game of base ball will be urday at Wahoo by the B, & M.'s, Another batch of the Raymond . party passed east yesterds The many friends of Mra. M. ara will regret %o learn that she is ill, hoped that it may not prove a serions The new ten thousand pounds safe inits place in the uilding yesterd o The Woman's Christian Temperance [ 1oft togather from a farm at Menon aunion meets at the Y, M. C. A, rooms Thurs- Mich., the woman bei dayat 8 p. » of the man wanted. Pre The people of the First Methodist society | departure, C. (. Synold had pe are jatting a new roof upon their church and | hig hrother to sell his place and s {ntend painting and papering also. Portland, Oregon. They went as fi A sixteen-foot sidewalk hax been finished | npij0ykee, where the brothers went on| s LU GBI o Ao Dk it Il a spree and C. G Synold got hold of ;“1" v."‘l LVIIN S i | Ernest's pocket hook containing 8600 the Holy Family school, pienick vent grounds Tuesday They returned home with flying feol six in the evening. On nccount of the lateness of the Mr. Paul N sell out his summer stock at over below the usual pri —Officer Matza has taken up and had a mer 50 a hoi placed it in Dr. Ayers’ stable on Thirteenth street, near Howard. The horse i with a small gray star and about sixteen hands | high. A party of about twenty, members of the Hermesian club and friends, drove Stillwater lake, two miles beyond Ft. Calhoun, picnic, and were pleasantly Tuesday, for a entertained during the Crounse. ~This (Thursday) evening the monthly meeting of the Loan and evening by association will be held at Firemen's hall. monthly payment on shares will be d $1,000 cash in hand and 82,000 of next receipts will be offered for loan. —Mr. W. R. Lewis, the express m BEE Jayed on Sat victed. scursion | ippe Logal News From the Four Courts, A. McNam- i but it is 3 illness The city marshal received a dispatch Nebraska Nationa the o ndell, the fashionable hatter, will mon-wed&sat-tf THE LECAL 0CTOPUS. An Alleged Eloping Couple Caught in Omaha. [ | | ’ l 21, A Prosecuting Attorney Fined for Contempt, Kregor, the Boy Burglar, Con= day. Tuesday morning instructing him to ar- rest ome O, G, Synold and Mrs. Ernest Synold. was put al bank The couple who are wanted y time % about iis brother for twenty years until quite recently, since the ted from each other in Germany as mere lads. “Last evening the officers were notified that the two parties wanted were in the city, and that they could be found easily. They thereupon went to the Union Pacific | season, wer cent depot when they found the man and woman, who were about the to leave for west, rse and who had tl lunch pots, ete., ready for the dland trip. They were taken into custody and brought up town, where they proceeded to explain matters ac- cording to their own version. Synold said that his brother and his brother's wife had started together for Portland, Oregon, and he showed his three through tickets to San Francisco. He said that his brother wasa worthless drunken fel- low, and that on arriving at Milwaukee he had got on a spree and was unable to accompany them when ready to leave. He claimed that he had no intention of eloping and stated in the presence of the woman, “Do you think if 1 was going to do such a thing as this. I would go off- with such an old woman as this? T would the and s black, out to Judge second Building The ue, and month's an, ex- THU R\D\\ JUNE |w R P A SPLEND“] PRUJEGT. e Tins, O ool and Ruben Allen avd wives to Dennis Cunningham, q. c., s} lot 8, block 167, 81, The Proposed New Engine House Mary N. Rerd and hugband to Dennis n Farnam Street. Canningham, q. ¢, sh ot & block . 167, 81, Howard B, 8mith and wife to Dennis [ The Plans Submitted to the Council (l'mmumlmm q. ¢, s} lot 8 block by Chief Butler, Geo, H. Boggs and wife and Lew W, —_ Hill to Henry Walchin, w. d., lot 7, block 8, Arbor Place, 8250 W, Foster and wife t w. d., lot 2, block 225, & Chief Engincer Butler has submitted the plans to the city council for a new building to be erected at the southwest 225, SraEBIL LTk Rd Wit to_ Chas, W. | corner of Farnumn and Sixteenth streots, ;{:,:,(lfl,'t‘ al.,trustees, e. 4 lot 3, block 21, opposite Oty hall, to be used jointly by the fire department and city officials, d building will Farnam strect, being sixty-six feet in| length and will be sixty-six feet deep,and | also have a front on_ Sixteenth street The first story will be divided into thre rooms, to be occupied by the hook ladder truck and hose carts, with me building. The propo front on HOME ACAIN. The St. Joe Excursionists Come Home via Burlington. i stables And Thus Raise the Blockade Caused | Dickinson, of the Wyoming divi erintendent Wurtelle, of the | 1eft « morning for Chicag m, and Supe western division », where in the nd a day or two in taking t. Young and Louis s at the Millard yesterday C. Kramer and J, guests of the Paxton, F. J. Bege ropolitan, G B.and C. B Stauffer, of Columbu Matthewson, of Wisner, registered at the Paxton last night. | L H. Cellett, of England, is at the Metros politan, Y. Helm, of Hastings, was a guest at th by the Flood., sixty feet high will stand in the rear of | the buiiding and a stair-way will lead up from the east side and pass clear around | the south side to the tower, from which | As nearly all our citizens know, there was a large delegation of Omalia visitors | entrances will lead to the rooms and hall | to the Sacngerfest held in St. Joe last | in the upper story. | week. Most of the folks went down on | The second story will contain a hall in | the southwest corner, 44 by signed for use ag a council - chamber | police court room. On the same will be offices for the city clerk wurer, ard also sleepin 1 and other convenienc | The building will be of brick and its | cost is estimated at §0,000, as Chief But- | ler and his men propose to do the most | of the work, so that in reality the value | would be a great deal more, The city has the advantage of owning for the site of the house as the, case of the 10th street house which was built in the manner in which it is propos- ed to build this, cost 1,400 and is worth at least $3,500. The new house will be 80 finished and constructed as to be an ornament to the city and certainly is | eatly needed for the purposes designed. fho ys of the department have staid old rattle-trap for years at the Thursday, including the band and musical nizations and the ul Sature pecting to get home remainder left by ay evening, all ex- | Monday The storm of Saturday floor and city s for the spe train morning. i ) night, however, dispelled all their plans for by it all rail- rond commun ation between Omaha and St. Joseph was cut off. So serious were the washouts that they have not yet been repaired, and meantime the excur- sionists from Omaha and other Nebraska and Western Towa cities, were water bound in the Missouri metropolis. — This was not a very agreeable state of affairs as most of the excursionists were officials and business men who had counted cer- tain on getting home the first of the week and made arrangements accordingly. Tuesday it was determined to get the visitors home if they had to go by way of in the Cape Horn. At 3 o'clock a special train | risk of their lives, for Baby Barnes with over four hundred passengers lefc | could blow it over, if he tried, and it | 8t. Joe for Omaha, taking an easterly | will fall down some day during a calm course. They came by way of Burling- ton Junction, Villisea, Red Oak, Ham- burg, Pacific Junction, Plattsmouth and and smash the apparatus. The city officers need a botter place, ST LVBIVRHKE R o R RepoaitiEn thence home, traveling over a half a|will meet with much favor "from the dozen railroads en route, and arriving at | start. the B. & M. depot in this city at 10:30 = yesterday, THE CONVENT PROPERT se tower twelve feet genare and | 4 | ter plains that he has four instead of one license, and Whoever says to the contrary is a noto- rious liar, ~~The new church built by the Scuth Omaha church organization is completed and on the first Monday in September school will open want something better looking,” remarked contained bo expected to run away with. which more truth than Joetry, as the woman is an old and homely person and the last any one would The woman stated that she had merely there, conducted by the Sisters of New furniture of the best kind will b and the new house will prove quite a acquisition for that part of the ci come to Omaha in_order to stop a car load of goods which they liad sent ahead of them, and which they expected to find here, and that on arriving she had found the car had already gone out west Mercy. e put in valuable -An excursion will arrive here morning at 10 a, m. from Lin park and joi o nual pienic, It is hoped that the citiz erally will greet them with hearty welcome. In the evening an entertainment will be give at the hall corner of 16th and Cap itol avenue —TIt is an old and established rule that per- wecution always strengthens the [persecuted and the mayor has seen fit to go for the street musicians; they are flocking here in crowds. Every day sees new faces and new deformitios and brings some new and additionally horrible musical machine, Between the advent of the amateur] cornet player;and the army of organ grinders they are making Omaha howl, ~The Grand Temple of Honor and Tem- perance has just closed o very harmdhious ses- sion, held in Beatrice, which was well attend- ed. The following are the officers elected for the ensuing year: . W.T., D. B. Howard, Lincoln; G. W. T, F., A. Willis, Omaha; s James M. Williams, Plattsmouth; G. W. Treas., 0. K. Reedy, Beatrice; ( U., L. W. Hedges, Lincoln; W. guard Matthew Schlagle, Plattsmouth; Pust ;. W, T., James E. Morrison, Plattsmouth; respre- sentative to Supreme Council of the United States, I. A, Willis, Omaha, —The Platte river is reported to bo very high and rising rapiding. Conductor Johnson, of the B, & M., Omaha, says that the river is two feet higher than at any previous time this wpring, and is rapidly spreading all over the bottom between Oreapolis and La Platte, Ae- cording to the statements of old settlers the prosont stage is as much as four feet above that of any former year for twelve or fourteen years past. The water coming out of the stream is a8 dark as the surface soil from the surround. ing corn fields, Reports fron that the river will be much higher still before the flood subsides, ~The Musical Union orchestra r following complimentary notice from The Wa- oo Indepeudent: ‘‘This orchestra consists of eleven performers, each an accomplishod artist, under the direction of Prof. 8. Hofman, with Julius Meyer as business manager. For nearly two hours they held the audience spellbound ‘with their delicious strains, and we were sur- prised that any city in the state could boast of the possession of such fine musicians, Our crowded space prevents our giving the name of each performer and the programme entire, It is sufficiept to say that this orchestra has been admirably trained, has acquired proficiency by great labor, play exceedingly well, and will give as good an entertainment to the lovers of fine instrumental music as they would wish to hear. Weo hope they will come again at no dis- tant day.” ~There were 165 failures in the United reported during the past we®k, 17 more than he preceding wee ™' ““un the corre. sponding week of 1882, and 105 more than the same week of 1881, Compared with the pro- vious week the middle states had 39, an aease of 2; New England states 81, an fucreaselof 3; southern states 28, an increase of 1; western states 46, an increase of 6; Pa- cific const states and territor an increase of 5; Canada and the provinces 23, a dec of 9, 'The important failures were: hoof, Morrison & Co., stock York C company, Newark; Rhodes, Hubbs & Co, wholesale notions, Kansas City. Iu the prin- «cipal trades they were as follows: Grocers 28; general traders 21; liquors 15; manufacturers 14; clothing 9; shoes 7; drugs 7; dry goods 7 hardware 5; fancy goods 4; millivery 4; jew elry 4; hotels and restaurants 4: furniture 3; produce and provisions 2; books and station- ery 2. ~The sale of single tickets to the Thomas concerts will not begin till Tuesday uext. —Among the)skylights broken by the hail storm yesterday were those of J, Rosen- field, the clothier; E. L. Eaton, Philip Lang and J, L, Csulfield, ———— Men's, boys' and Children's ceives the brokers, New straw Vander- | [ he Alpha Improved Leather | Boggs & Hill's add., could overtake them 1 turned. She also denied all designs of elopement” Both parties are in custody, | though not in_jail. six and o half feet tall, and who was ar- rested on the charge of burgla week, was held in terday before Judge stron, Sl to the clemency of the court quite an interesting episode oceurred in and she intended to follow it it and have until she INVICT OF BURGLARY, 1 The trinl of Wi, Kregor, the young surglar who is eighteen years of age and committing the Burnham's house last the district court yes- Neville. Messrs, Bennett and Rogers, counsel, assigned by the court to defended Kregor, made a effort to prove an alibi. The jury alf an hour's deliberation returned a verdict of guilty with a recommendation at Col. FINED FOR CONTI During the trial of the MPT, Kregor case the discourt room. District Attorney Godwin and Walter Bennett, who was conducting the defense, had been wrangling all day over law points until Judge i"\'u\‘illu got tired, and finally told them to desist from their in- terruptions of the court proceeding Upon this Mr, Godwin remarked thatfif the court would interfere a little less they would settle matters without so much trouble, Judge Neville seized a pen and began writing in the docket, while Mr. Rogers, who was associsted with Bennett, went on speaking until the Judge, interrupt- ing him, said, *“Wait a woment, Mr, Rogers!” “I have,” said his honor, **a case on docket of the State vs Parke ( mf' Lwin, who is fined 826 for contempt of court and for insinuating that I have used par- tiulity in this case. dwin the case proceeded. PARAGRAPHS, Thos. Rube was held last night on a charge of committing the Russell bur- laries to await the action of the grand Jury. His companion, John Henry Wal- dern, has been dischagred, FEDERAL COURT, The trial of the suit of Patrick vs, Erwin Davis, in the U, 8. court, was concluded Tuesday, J. T. Webster and A. J. Popploton made the arguments for the plaintiff, and J. M. Thurston and J. C. Cowin the arguments for the de- fendant. o fat was accepted by Mr. G without protest and POLICE DIED, TIGHE ~In this city, Juno 20, t 6 o'clock . Thomas, infant’ son of Mr, and M, Thomas Tighe, aged 7 days. Funeral to-morrow, June 21, at 10:00 8. m., from the residence, Fowrteenth and Centre streets, Friends are invited tc *" “* —— JERSEY BULLS FOR SALE. The undersigned has two thorough- bred Jersey bull calves for sale, both re- corded. I C. McBri Lincoln, Neb, Ih'nl Jistate Transfers, The following deeds were ord in the county clerk's Tur Bee filed for rec- oftice June 17, by Ames’ re; reported for estate agency: Geo, H. Ix‘,.,!q and wife and Hill to Andr Person, wd lot 3; £500. David P, Selden et al to James M Ross, w d lot L and 45 ft of e side lot Lewis blk 6, blk 14, Improvement assoc. add., 1, D0, nk J. | ) ¥ WPatrick . and wifo to Win Voss, wd lot 18, Redick’s 2nd add., | 802 Frank J. Burkley to Henry B. Bush- man, w d, lot 7, 147, 83,000, Joseph Dunham to W, E, Smails, 26, 16, 10, 8500, W of and sw of se Gilbert W. Hitchcock to Edith Ostler, se hats in great variety at SAXE'S, 318 wed fri jyl v deed, ne} of ne} of 12, 16, 10, $200. G. W, Hitcheock to Edith Ostler, w d, undivided half of ne} of nej of 12, 16, 10, §260, | This band, The Omaha party on board consisted of the Mwnnerchor, the Fourth infantry band, and several private citizens, among whom were Hon, Chas. H. Dewey, Wm. Krug, Julius Meyer, Frank “mu«rnmun Albert Nast and others. There were also on board at_starting the delegations from Council Bluffs, Plattsmouth, Lincoln, lumbus and others, who left the train at various Joints on the road, except the Columbus Miennerchor, which came to this city and and took the noon train for hom The Omaha Mwnnerchor mar from the depot about noon to their hall on Fourteenth street, headed by the Military band playing and inspirving air. it is said, off the palm from’ all the comy at the Siengerfest, and certainly it is one of the finest musical organizations in this part of the countr The next Swngorfest Lincoln in 1885, SO d up will be held | — 'HING NEW, Which Created Qui from e a Sensation Its Novelty, Times have not been extraordinary sti are few and far between, or never come to any Fires seldom account since the waterworks were started, murders are scarce and fatal accidents few and far between, It is therefor with genuine satisfac- tion that Tue BEE is able to-day to treat its readers to a genuine, novel, news item, one not equalled in the recollecyion of the youngest inhabitant unless he is born before the item gets to press. Old settlers say that they saw some- thing of the kind in gone by, but ineredulous laugh and wag their heads de years people vely at it. But, to come to the point, Omaha had a fall of rain during the night, and another early yesterday. It is not necessary to describe what' rain is, Web- ster says “It is water fallingin drops from the atmosphere; the descent of water in drops from the atmosphere.” Whether this definition is correct or not we cannot sy, a8 rain is so seldc \ seen here, but we judge from all accounts that it is and that it was a shower of rain which fell Tuesday night and yesterday morning. The storm Tuesday began about mid- night, a few drops “falling from the at- mosphere, at first, followed by a great wmany drops, descending from the atmos- phere” all at one n was a grand sight and much surprise wa® felt by those who happened to be out in the “‘atmosphere,’ that the *‘rain" penetrated even through the thinnest garments. Early yestorday there was another leak in the *‘atmosphere,” which must be as badly torn somewhere about this vicin- ity as & small boy's summer trowsers I S s R yesterday morning fell steadily for about two hours and ran down the gutters toward the river where it disappeared. There was also a good deal of hail, and it was big hail too, varying from the size of a pl?unn s egg to that of a walnut and even er., The streets looked like they had been sprinkled with big white marbles, and considerable damage was done by breaking glass windows and ..k,-iigm. It was feared that the garden truck would be injured, but it seems to have sutfered but little. There were some big stories told of the huge hailstones falling, some of which are no doubt exaggerated. For instance, ( Fl- d showed Tue B porter a box of itaining over a peck,which S v up from two i He also had a lovely bouquet with a moss rose budon the top of it,which he said he cut out of one of them, If he did the hail- stone came from Doe. Smith’s garden,and the garden will have to be investi- gated There is considerable speculation as to | whether this shower will not be followed by another before the summer is ove Mr. Salsman and wite, and Mr. Ayles. worth and wife, of the Grand Pacific, were sevenaded by the “Twilight Quartetty Clu! of Omaha: Mr. L. DeLions, Mr. James Joues, Mr. F. A. Ramesey, Mr, Frank Hall The proprietors and Wives are under many obliga- tiods for the fine music. The boys have been hired by the proprietors of the Leip house at St. Paul, Miun, They will sing there for the D, C, Sutphen to Henry A, Kosters, summer season, They leave iu a few days, ing in Omaha of late and sensations | Itis Sold to a Company of Omaha Men. Tue Ber announced several weeks ago that negotiations were in progress be- tween several Omaha gentlemen and the authorities of the Catholic which the convent property on St. Mary's would be transferred to the partics referred to and utilized by them as building property It is now church, by auenue positively stated that the overtures have been successful and l]mk‘ | the papers have been made out deeding the property to Mess W. V. Morse | buy Wac ul on | Mary's 224 | feet deep. Howard street willbe opened through the land and a line of lots laid | out on either side of it, fronting respec ively to the north and south. — This will furnish some of the best building sites in | the city to those who are looking for a | place to erect fine residences, and will re- |sult in great improvement and conse- quently increased value to that portion of the ci Ben front venue, and the tract is and entire | They the | —— Buckle: Arnica Salve, | The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to_speedily cure Burns, Bru Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can: cers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin eruptions, guarantee cure in every instance, or money ref cents per box, For sule by C. F. ( —— PERSON Ed. 0. Bergman, Central City; Kent, Minden; J. H. Collins, N George W, Post and family, York: Ainsworth; F. M. Rublee, Arapahoe; L. Richards, 1 S. Broat, Beatric Hahn, Hastings; R. D. Lamsin, York; F. W. Dorsey, Ponea; George W. West, Osceol H. A. Babeock and Ed M. Coffin, Ord, and | Louis A. | th Platte; W, Stadlemann, Lincoln, are among the guests of the Millard. W. W. Reed, of Chicago; ¥. Weed and E; | 8. Stark, of Hampshire, I1L; of Codwr Rapids; B. F. Hodgeman, of Red Wing, Mian.; W. (. Nmerson, of Chicago; Whitmore, of Lincoln; E. W. Hurst, of Rock Ialand; B. Charde and A, E. Wells, of Oakland, are guests of the Grand Pacific. L. N. Gonden, A. R. Convers fand wife, of .Cheyenne, are at the Millard, Hon, John B, Barnes, of Ponca, is a guest of the Millard. T. A. Davis, of the Millard, Hon, Isaac Powers, Jr., of Dukota City, ix in town, Rawlins, is & guest of ’ T. W. Henderson. of Sioux Falls, is pé the Millard. . N. Hays, of G Millard. Door Heffleman, of Denver, is at the Mil- lard, nnell, Towa, is at the MecTIntosh, of Sidney, is at the Mil- lard, G, M, Lambertson is at the Paxton, Hon, 8. J. Alexander was day night, A Schumaker, of Fullerton, is at the Metropolitan. Dr. C, A, King, of Galena, L, Metropolitan. A. Borg, of Stromsburg, is & guest at the Metropolitan. S B, are at W. H. Underwood ger agent of the Michigan Central railroad, wasin town Tuesday. Prof, W. L. Adams has returned from Cali- His family are expected back in a few weeks, \ in town Tues- at the tman and son, of Nebraska City, general western passen- | fornia, at True and family, of Schuyler, are the Paxton, Mr. and M. A. G, P. Dodge, Jr., of New York, registered at the Paxton to-day, | Fort Omaha, tre Il | tion of that duty. Mi st night. S, K. Ome, of Blair, registered at the Mil lard last night. B. C. Yoemans and D. F. Dudley,of \\'..,,.. ing Water the Millard Dr. J* Ashley Thompson and wife, of Wash D. C., are at the ( d Pacifie, en route to Pine Ridge ¢ tor will locate and | W. Root, New Yor 0. Wheeler, Chic: Joe Metiowgle, € lu»\mm len, Cedar Rapic A Backenhir y nd wife, Washington, D. C.; Frank wife and Bancroft; Mrs. M. rk, Portland, Ore., and C. Gibhs, where the tice his ...»“r..“;u... teney, falog fals Lou Thompson Rief, T. O Miss Tda L. Barlow leaves for day as announced in e Brr Monday, and she goes carrying with her the universal re- grets of all who have known her here, either in the social ci and ability. her connection Second Presbyterian church choir she has made herself almost indispensible to the musi- cal circles of the city, and her going is felt deeply by all A Run on a Drug Store, ever was such a rush made on any drug store a8 is now at C, F. Goodman's for a trial bot- tle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- sumption, Coughs and Colds. All persons affected with asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe coughs or any affection of tne throat and lungs, can get a trial bottle of this great remedy free by c.dhng at above drug store. Regular size, $1.00. FLIES AND BUGS. Flies, roaches, ants, bed bugs, mice, gophars, chipmunks, cle “Rough on Rats.”" 15c. e MILITARY MA rats, ared out by ERS, Latest O lers From the Headquar- ters Department of the Platte, The following Ne ned men enlisted at | are assigned as fol- fows: Bennett to the Fourth in- fentr; Arthur A, Kinnear to light battery 1»,‘ | Fifth artillery. Private James Bell, enth infantry, is detailed on extra duty in the ordinance department, and will be sent by his post commander to report to | the commanding officer, Cheyenne ordi- | nance depot, Wyo., for duty, without de ay. Under authority contained in par araph Army Regulations, as mod fied by general orders N , from the headquarters of the the ration of bread to be issued tc ps at Fort McKinney, Wyo., company 2, Sev- infantry, is hes ofticer at Fort D. A, Russell, V First Lieutenant E. | jutant Ninth infantr, v t Licutenant Guy Howard, Twelfth | infantry, A, D. C., will proceed to Keo- | kuk, Iowa, on business connected with the National cemet t place, re-| turning to these hes on compl HParagraph 3, special orders No. 49, | current series from these headquarters, | is amended to read: by authority of the llvnlrnum general commanding the divi- som, Captain O H. McCaule, ant'quartcrmaster, on being relioved by First Lioatonant A, M, Wetherill, Sixth infantry, will proceed to Chicago, 111, and consult with the chief quartermastet, wilitary division of the Missouri, con- cerfing matters connected with the build- ng of Fort Thornburgh, Utah, On com ¥lcri..n. of this duty he will Fort: Thornburgh, Utah, and repoit-ta the comu r thereof for duty the construction of e offic with ding in connectien that post. | ——— 1 Rewarded., qward will be paid to any party «cauo of Yiver, Kiduey or iv \zummh tric Bitters will not speedily Briug them along, it will cost you nothing for the medicine if it fails to curg, and you Il be rewarded for your trouble besides. Afl blood diseases, bilious- ness, jaundice, constipation, and general de- bility are speedily cured. Satisfaction guar- anteed or money refunded, Price un]y “fi cents per bottle, For sale by C. F. G man, Grand Pacific Hotel CORNER OF NINTH AND HARNEY STS. OMAHA NEB. OPENED MAY 17th, 1883. Special inducenie Hotel situated five blocks . 'Horse cars pass the doors hoth ways every five minutes SALSMAN & Robert Ryan, of Lincoln, was at the Pax- ton to-day. Mr. and My, 8, Hoffnuns and Loudon, are guests of the Paxton., Superintendent Deuel, of the mountain di- vision of the Union Pacifie; Superiutendent family, of AYLSWORT, x ights at the railway exposition H. H. Nicholson and family, of Lincoln, are | at the Millard | Jos Sapeas City, is at the Mil. lard ] Helmer, of Lincoln, am, of Milwaukee, is at the Met- | Buf- | o | the east to- | cles or as a singer of rare talent | with the |! Y5 | tween 7 and 8 o-clock. tos | or kInfants anda Children N. 8, Wyeoff, of Norfolk, registered ot the | "syri¢hont Morphine or Narcotine, Millard last night. | J rton Strong, U, 8. A is at the Pax- | | What gives our Children rosy cheeks, cures l..holr fevers, makes them sleep; 'Tis_Castoria. ! When Bublu fret, and ery by turns, 1‘ bwhll cures their colic, kills their worms, 4 A . But_Castoria. What quickly eurea Constipation Bour Stomach, Colds, Indigestior But_Castoria. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, lnll Hall Castorin, » | | CentaurLiniment.—Anab- solute cure for Rhoumatism, spmn.. Burns, Galls, &c., and an instantaneous Pdn-r-llcvor. nmm TOMEN ! 011 and sat Elfl COMPRE IN A DOZ RANT GIV « | s SOLD{BY ALL DRUC Jo 10-mco-2w SPECIAL NOTICES Fed specllla wm Positively nnt, be inserted unless paid in advance. TO LOAN- Money. ONEY T0 LOAN—The Omaha savings bank is INLE s o pekpaisorts ke loars £ an O et or Douglas county real estate at current vate of i 80-1my NEY LOANE Beatty, No. On_ chattel property, J. 213 South 14th street. HELP WA!\TED A first class pastey at Grand Pacific B, 7401m} \! TANTED \ mediatel; | PEWanted —Lady Agents for A new indergarment Sure protect ook, Hotel. Apply ime the SEN PRO dies, made of to the underwe it worn. 5 for $1.50 ax fa Wit. L Addess, with dies Undergarmien 9 South May M 550 ‘ OUSE FOR RENT 10th and Grace—with six H Cootes, cistorn and barn; Nice location, _ Jo ‘m,m wn, North 16th 064.20% Pleasant newly furnished 1ooms with vl 414 20th St ¢ Cass, Sev PEY) RENT - Large front furnished room, sonth-east lw.nw vo furnished rooms 2441 Chicago St 01 IRENT - Cottage of six rooms with or without ]‘ furniture, 2219 Calitornia street, 0 O KENT - One 0 7 room house | I‘ quire Western Cornice. Works, 1110 Dou [ street Honse of 8 rooms, collar, well, cis. 1221 north 10th street. e rooms for rent with or with litornia street. 4201 JOR RENT | e an in good repair, E | ORI RENT. WO nicely furnishes out board at 211 House of 8 rooms and basene rooms. Apply B office PO LET Rooms and board, or fumnished house NOR RENT-Large furnished room at 1318 Jack- | \'rum FOR RENT-Comer of 10th and Daven port. Inquire 1610 Davenport street 40341 | FOR SALE atin vestiment, PECK, Opposite Post office it i l NOR SALE week 208 8. ber hop ver, AL cheap if sold this 3 st and fur ach near Hi payments 2, Opposite Post office. well all i alance at & Fer £1000 or 21200, dress I 1 JOR SAL Fo JFOR SALE A it class two seated buggy wa | Xt With two first rate ponies and harness, bar, Address M. D. Bee office. 901- F and drugglats wundries [ Will invoice DOR SAL Rob't A Somplete barber shop outt 218 8 12th St. A good riding pos B. Address ¢ 02 OR SALE —Nearly new, side bar top ""w"u at MILLARD & P] HOICE— Lot on San Francisco street about_four rods m Lake street cars, Chicago I1I. ill sell cheap for cash or trade for stock of goods. L ‘ MORSE 1622 Capitol avenue, 600 head yearling heifers. ear old heifers. 3,4 and 5 year old heifers, 1'and 2 year old steers, 500 400 ' 3and 4 year old steers, 300 mixed calves STRANGE BROS, attle Sontracters, Hide, Wool and Tallow dealers, tereat.” No connmnimsion charged. 583t1 i 882-1m} A u--.m.' Loan A;;cxlv-y, 15th & Douglas. 284t1 b Ot L \ ONEY UO LOAN -Call at law office of D. L. LE—Hotel in good town, near Omaha B Thomas, room ¥, Creighton Block, ng well in excellent order. Good barn well d, will bear investigation. AMES, ‘ ONE L0, On chattel mortgages. Room 1508 Farnam. '\ 7, Union Block. 5-1mof | JQOR SALE OR EXCHA Full lot and three \ J TO LOAN - On chattel mortga , ED- | dwellings corner of 11th and Pacific streets. 4 W ARDS, 1109 Farnam St n lots in south Omaha. Also 160 acres of land nd building and stock of for clothing Nu Will exchange Further part 1. Peterson’s Clothing Store, 04 Tenth street S45-sat-mon-th 4w Fox A new Hall's safe, suitab | Van Cott, at Max Meyer's. NOR SALE—OMd newspapers in large and small i l' quantitics at this offic RO SALE-Flax mill machiner o brake, 2 dusters, beater, picker, p work either rotte T consisting . 1 ‘ TANTED - A girl for general house-work sonth. ;"'\'\”I\‘]““ st corner St. Mary s avenue and 20th, | 0022 [ JROR SALE A fist chuss second hand top 1 TANTED - A baker st 12 dollars pe : Ge|LSEIRIDHE Doy Rlieet, \ William and 13th St. ANTED-A good youny and clean up. One who G148 10th st 0N TANTED of two. A girl for general housework i Inquire at music store. Croun |V TANTED—Woman of middie age, able, to do general house wor infant, at Pine Ridge negro preferred, with it employm Call onora Ithy, and ays, Doctor Thompson, Gr \ \ TANTED - Imi, Housework at N FANTED - A good_cook, scamstress and_dining room girl at the Oceldéntal. 05920 )—Two good Larbers, Inquire 203 ha. 080.2 )—Cook at Pacific house. TANT 965 TED— first class female cook at ity Hotel corner 10th and Harney. 95 ~A dishwasher at the Emmet House. y \\' ) W taurant. NTED— A first class canvasser fora fast sell ing article. For particulars call at 1718 Burt | 05320t eral 1.....m.-£ at Alhany 102 2D A good competent girl to do general e k, good wages given, W. corner 15th and Davenport. Ssstf ANTED A good reliable tinsmith. address Rowlee & Vanderhoof, braska. Call on or Seward, 8774 BITUATIONS wmzn {tuation In & store or shop by & man, ndinave, twelve years in this country, used tostore business and book-keeping in the ol coun- [ try. Address A. T. Bee office. WA TED— A position by a young man in some rivate family of mA(nnn understands taking care of horses. Addre . Bee office. ~1000-20° ED A position by a young man as tele- operator or in an oifice, or any position require one of some ability, Address J . Bee office. 101-20° VN ANEED - Position by a young married wan us saleman, book-keeper, or any position of fair salary. Would prefer a_position in & manufacturing establishment, has had large experience in machinery steam and water power arrangement &c., and is con il and light manufacturing bus. autry, notafraid of work. Address 07820 W stone dresse ~A situation as a miller, 15 years ex- ars under roller Address H,, N MISCELLANEOUS W ANTS. TANTED ~An unfurnish nis and west of 16th st room north Address P, \ office. Wik QUENOGRAPHER -1 ) position as private otfice A gentle horse and phacton on month tx. Address Box 469 900-26 s type retary writer Ad FOR RENT--Houses and Lots. lw KNISHED ' veniences, = HOUSES FOR RENT 15 NS AND BOARD 2 Dodge st. Modern con 904-1m1 M 995.20 ol Avenue. JFOR RENT-Twa slogant cort just tinished. City water, al onpors andSoehSreet, C.DW Y il W T otticy voms each niences, Di Telegraph 076-t1 FTHEE vowes o reat ottice. JFCR RENT. touse o seven rooms, all in excel: lent repair. Well, cistern and cellar, apples grapes, and all kinds of fruit, Address 416 Wi (nul stroet. 952 1 six rooms. Inquire N, E. Propms. THOS, SWIFT, PECK, opposite Post | MlECELLANSDUB | & Wil buy stock and restaurant, outfit )e complete, good location, cheap rent, or | Will sell half interest.’ “Good reason for selling. ~Call . 10th Street. 906211 UP- By the und Whitc spots on body and face a cut in each | ear. Cow was with calf when found. Owner ¢ | have same by ealling on P. Larson, Jones strect , | tween 6th and 7th, and paying charges, LEO. M lett O1 | City, where JATTL New and perfectat Stock Y 10th St. between Davenport and Capitol ay ABROOK. Jun Liberal Joseph 1 JOTICE ~Is hereby given that the undersigned well, in two weeks from date sell all trunks, hels cte., left with him by different persons on possess- fon of the Hotel, | Omaha June 16th 1853, | rpaxe ‘|l it of hoard or lodging while he was i ard, and paying char 840-5td-leachw b G MEN in city or country it and pleasai work at their €2 to % a day easily and dui | ne mare colt, with left hind feet whity e has white star on forehead. Owner can recover same by proving own- ership on application to K. Price, Saratoga precinet. iz ' EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION- ALIST, 405 Tenth street, between Famam and Har- ney, will, with the aid of guardian- spirits, obtain for any one & glance of the past and ’r t, and on certain conditions in the future. HBoots and Shoes made to order. Perfect satistaction guaranteed. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder ne v varies. A marvel of purity, meness. More economical than be sold in con short weight, alu old only in ans. Wall Stroct New York Tunis 8 & Kneller, DENTISTS 1107 FARNAM STRE Pure Nitro Oxide Oas kept MRl cxtraction of teeth, Rovar (Up Stairs.) tantly on hand for §121m indy for 1o wre 1able delid ch estcl s the 4 | "h)