Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1883, Page 8

FAw DALLY KnE---OMAHA, TUESDAY, IPTEM BER 25. 8o, THE DALY BEE. " OMAHA. Tneudly Monnng, Sept 26, LOCAL BREVITILS. ~John L. Sullivan has been oaptared in Omaha, onrrying concealed weapons, Officer Bill Armour alone marched him to the cooler. Stoves have boen put up in the city offices. As far as the prisoners are concerned thers is mo need of & stove in the Police Court. Tt is weually warm onough for them without one. Sunday was E. M. Stenberg's birthday and ho was the recipient of an elegant present from his wife which deserves wmention, It is aboy. He intends to take better care of that gift than any he ever received before, Elder Joseph Smith, President of the Re- 'Pusuc WORKS. Bids for Pavmz (rading and Carbing Opened and Approved, The Sandstone Shut Out of the Cross Strects, The Board of Public Works met last night and awarded soveral contr Bids were opened for grading Farnam streot between Twenty-fifth and Twenty- ninth, and John Peterson was awarded the contract at sixteen cents per yard, the estimated amount to be moved being 20,000 yards, The contract for re-curbing and gutter- ing Farnam street between Sixteenth and Eighteenth, was let to R. G. Jenkinson, erganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, will preach on Tuesday evening & their chapol on Cass stroet between 16th and 17th, ~William Snyder, the well known manu- facturer of light buggios, shipged yosterday & wvery nobby rig to Frank Castetter, of Blair. It is an opon buggy, weighing about 137 pounds, with plush cushions, handsomely fin- whod. Since Alfred Tennyson has been com- wmanded by his sovereign to celebrate John Brown in verso he has been going to the bad, Officers Sigwart and Metz found the laureate sloeping on a pile of shavings Sunday night and ook him up te headquarters where he was hospitably entertained. —The officers of the German Society in- spected the new school and gymuasium build- ing Sunday and find everything progressing finoly. They made arrangemonts for gas and stoam hoating and let a contract to Mat Hoover for 84 desks for pupils and two teach- o' desks, The tilter pitchor and goblets, gold lined, %0 be presented by the Union Pacifio sa » Wrophy in the revimontal rifle team mateh, aro on exhibition in Max Meyer's window. A Socomotive and tender are engraved beautiful- Iy above the inscription on the pitcher. —A young,strong man asked for a breakfast #k the house of Willimn Doll yesterday and who is to use part of the old material. A bid for paving the cross streots— Fleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four- teenth and Fiftoenth—was opened. A majority of the projerty owners having signed petitions for asphalt, there was only one bidder, the Barber Asphalt Paving company, who offered to do it for 82,98 per yard, the same price chargcd for paving on Harney, Sixteenth and Douglas, The contract was lot to the Barber company, subject to the approval of the council, If t o council find everything thus correct, it is hoped that they will not dolay the approving of the contract. The board of public works, city engineer and councilmen, so far as we know, agree with Superintendent Grant that there is still time this season to lay the pnvommnh on the cross streets, if no further delay in encountered. Very littlo rading re- mains to be done, and after Q’{I base is laid, pavement can be put down at about the rate of & block a day. Thore are six- teen blocks to be paved botween the al- ley south of Harney and the alley north of Douglas, and on Fifteenth street to Dodge. If these cross streets can be paved this year the paving of the main streets can be utilized and on crossstreets macadam can be left clean, if not dry. The board of public works, adjourned to October 22, when bids for paving the said ho was willing to work for it. He was whown a cart load of wood and told he could fave his breakfast and two dollars for sawing 8, but as soon ws Mr, Doll wont iute the house o disappeared over the back fonce. Hae had eanly cut two sticks, —A fifteen yoar old boy, named Charlie Victory, swle a $125 gold watchof D. 8, Mitchell and pawned it to a farmer living five miles west of the city, Mitchell traced the ‘watoh aud recovered it, and when the boy ap- poared for it ‘Sunday, the farmer nabbed him and brought him in. He is now in the eounty juil and his father, at Cambridgeport, Mass., has been written to. Thin was a cuse of wiisplaced charity, Mitchell having befriond- od tho boy and given him & home, — PERSONAL, Mrs. 8. H. Konnedy aud daughtor have re- turned home, John R. Bixon, of La Grange, guost at the Metropolitan, J. P. Evans, of Sutton, C. C. Cameron, of Bohuyler, and 8. Cochran, of Lipcoln, are at $he Metropolitan, J. H. Farmer, of Now York, is at the Mot- wopolitun. < Mrs. J. W. Brown, of Aurora, is & guest of #he Motropolitan, Nat. Brown, ths portly and good natured roprasentative of the C., B. & Q., is in the dty. ' ©. C. Gregory, ol Fromont, is at the Mil- Iard. Ind, fva M. B. Luoas, of Blackfoot, Idaho, is at the Miilard. C. K. Lawson, wifo and boy, of Hastings, aro ot the Millard, A. G. Thomas, agent of *‘My Partuer” Co. s aguost of the Millard, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. C. Richardson, of Brattloboro, V., are at the Millard ¥. W. Wood, representing tho Queon City Priating Ik Co, of Ciocionati, 0., iy in the ity on businoss, A. H. Wilson, one of the ivest commercisl #ravelers iu the western country, was a west bound passen_er lust night. Mrs, R. E. Strahorn, wife of the chief of #ho U, P, literary buroau, went wost last might. Hod. Lyman Richardson, wifo aud daughter, loft for Chicvgo yesterday. U. 8. Marshal Bierbowar has gono to Chi- -g:m. Paul Vandervoort loft for Washington ast night. Fraokie Williams, the little son of Mr, Jacob Williams, Is just recovering from a sovere attack of diptheria and hopes to pull alleys are to be opened. AL TR Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.s] Tho groatont modical wouor of the world Warrantad £o apesdily.cure' urns, Cute, UL cory Balt Itheun, Foree Soron, Cancom, Liles blains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped and all akln eruptians, gussaatoad to-cundin avecy inatancs, or money efunded. 26 oeuta o — THE MAYOR'Ss PATRONAGE. An Exhibit of the Lnrge Number of Ofiices at His Disposal. At the City Clerk's office this morning & Buur reporter out of cuaiosity made in- quiry as to the amount of city patronage which is at the disposal of the Mayor and was surprised to learn how many respon- sible offices he has to fill. The fo lowing in the list, as kindly furnished by City Clerk Jowett, showing tho salaries per annum: City Engineer. $2 200 Stroot, Comnubuionor. 1o City Attornoy. 2 000 City Marshal . 1 000 Twenty policomen at m er o, anch per anuum. Six fnspoctors, aftor montl Boven ragistrars ak $78 por aniitch, odch Board of Public Works, ohairman. ... “T'wo membera associato, each Ciy Phynician, besides foos. 240 bl Fire s Dopartument . 1 500 Fourtoon firomen, each per year 810 Patronage of mayor as purchasor of the city must also be remembercd, and, to- gother with the council and the chair- man of the board of public werks, dis- pensation of the contracts resulting from the sale of bonds, amounting this year to $384,000. Tho appointment of " polico Jjudge and various other officers in case of vacancy is quite an itom, as eloven or more of these offices draw as much salary or more than the mayor. All theso officers are appointed by the mayor for the ‘“‘current oflicial year” only, 80 that next spring, as his offico in for two years, he can reappoint or ap- point new «llicors, Liverrr, LzAk & Co. aro Manufactur- ors of genuine California Buck Gloves, and claim to mako the best gloves in !.hu United States, and are not nfraid to say 50. Kvery puir is branded Lireirr, LEAK & Co m-oqw —— - THE SENTINEL'S SAY / In Regard to What Ual, Wagner Can Do to Amuse, It in claimod by the management of . Whrough on a diet of hard eggs. J. W. Bixler, of North Platte; Henry J. Beackett, of Columbus; W. A. Suith, of Mastings; Geo, H. Brooks, of Bazille Milly; Hou, Geo, W, Post, of York; Frauk M, Nor- Sarup, of Wayne; J. W. Latham and L. P. Wouog, of Lincoln, are guests of the Millard. | Tho following are smong the arriy.ls at the Paxton yosterday; J. O. Halsoy, New York; N. J. Waggoner, Denison, Ta.; G. H, Rubel- man, Dos Moinos; Wm. Glacoum, L. H. Bigelow, J. W. Talmage, H. S, Buso, New York; J. B. Ross, Battle Creok, Neb,; B, M. Ross, Stanberry, Mo.; Geo. DeTemple, Blair, Nob.; H. F. Kuglish, Now Huven, Coun.; Wi, B, Orr, wifo and child, Pennsylvanias H. M. Russell, W. C. Bodman, N, C, Potter, Chicago; A. 8. Paddosk, Milwaukeo; Charles R, Barrost, Cbicago; H. A. Luco wid wife, Republican City, Neb.i G, ¥. Hawilton, St. Paul; K. Storey, Humburg; O, H, Sweeney, Des Moiues; Mrs. B. D. Thomas, Niobrarw; 8.J. Pogter, Fuirmount, Neb.; J. R. Chap maa und wife, Hanover, 11L; Robt, Cerwick, Oouncil Bluffs; 8, W. Millerworth, Cedar Rapids; W, Farwilton, Des Molues; O, A White, Washington, D. C.; John €, Ujpdyke, Chicago; C. L. Wood North Platte; G. Corwith, Chicago; Dr. G Reuling, Baltimore; H, W, Chace, Baltimore; Biduey Lickuor, Philadelphis; A. W. Brown, New York; C. M, Valeotive, New York; W. @. Price, 8t. Louis; C. D. Wheelock, lluwn, B J Dayis, Philadelphia; J. N. Thacker and wife, Ft. Niocbrara; C. L. Ficklen, Memphis, Teon; Mrs. L. Davis, Canada; Miss R. M. Gotham, Petroit; Mrs. R, E. Strathors, Den- ver; J. B. Rose, Chicago; Fred Lehwan, Chi- wago; (5. H. Campbell, Chicago; A. H. Wil- Chicago; D, 8. Holmes, 8t. Louls; F. Froamont; L. M. Barker, Silver Crock; Colvert, Lincoln; J. L. Clarken, Schuy- 8 H. ldl-y Chariton, In; C. Regors, J. ©. Morrisey, Platts- '-Jflllh-tl&lalbx,'.}l- Glenwood, Ia; H. O, Clark, New A. Clark, New Haven; D, T. Kdabo; J. Bohaflel, 5t Louis; A Gordon, Bt. Louls, Happy Cal. Wagnor's Now Minstrels,who appear on Tuesday evening in this city, that the entertainment given by them is the most select ever offored by a minstrel company. This claim is substantiated by the criticisms of the pressin three States. The Sentinel, of Milwaukee, characterized the performance as “‘one of the happiest of minstrel productions, genteel, absurd and highly enjoyable.” At Rock Island The Union says: ““The show was just what it was aunounced to be, devoid of doubtful allusions; in brief, one jolly 160 minutes genuine enjoy- ment. The Davenport Gazette of Sept. 1 said: ‘‘Not the slightest intimation of the vulgar so commonly resorted to by utre? companies to catch the yallery dioties, The Cal. Wagner show is pre- eminently an entertainment which can be witnessed by any lady without the r motest danger of _wnything to offend her modosty,” At Dubuque, Des Moines, Butlington aund clsowhere the same praiso is awarded the company by the papers, searcely a critique that does not speak of the Iubll order of the enteptain- ment, e — Wide Awake Druggists. C. ¥. Goodman is always alive in_his busi neas and spares no pains Lo securo tho best of overy articlo in his line, Ho has secured the gy for the calebruted Dr, Kiugs Now very for Consumption, The only cer- tain curelown,_for Consumption, Ooaghe. Colds, Hoarseness, A, uur.l!l\m R e on s teo, it fros. Rogular sise §1. .4 A CITY BCAVENGER. A Necessity Demanded by the Entire Olty. Bome weeks age an ordinance was passed by the city, providing for the ap- pointment of a city scavenger. This was demanded by the public gen- erally, was a measure lnng ago ndopwl by eastern cities and would prove a great beon to Omaha. Since the passage of of the ordinance no steps have been taken to carry out the design for which it was intended, Although the suminer is_over and the great danger to bo apprehended from dirty alleys is past, a city scavenger is an office which should be filled at once. Too much importance cannot be at- tached to this matter, and the council should see that the mattor is attended to and the officer l[:]miulv'll at once. REGIMENTAL TEAM MATCH. The Seventh Inramry Leads all the Regimen's in This Contest, Licutenant Merriam Wins the Indi- vidual Skirmish Match Closel, Shooting at the rifle range on Saturday was under great difliculty, as the rain poured down all day and the men had to fire in the midst of it, the water running from their caps and heavy overcoats and guns, Tt was more work than play. YESTERDAY MORNING the regimental team match took place, the wind being 16-40, dir. 1 o'clock There were five shots per man at each volley, maximum possible 200. This is the record, according to rank; the figures being for 200 and 600 yards: Suvmuh Infantry—=Sergt. Chn{rlin, t. Mayo, Corporal Stevens, Priv. Zachariasen; 75, 80; total, 1565. Ninth Infantry —Sergt. Stay, Sergt. Rochester, Corp. Gordon, Musician Mar- tin; 79,67; total, 146, Fourth Infantry—Lieut. Merriam, Sergt. Robinson, Sergt. Rice,Corp. Deats; 74, 68; total, 14 Fifth Cavalry—Lieut. Parkhurst,Sergt. Fostor, Sergt. Waller, Corp. Gregory; 67, 66; total, 133, Fourteenth Infantry—Sergt. Jordan, Sorgt. Hornick, Priv. Seret. Weaver,Corp. Waongraff; 60, 06; total. 12 ; Sixth Infantry—P: v Clark, Corp. Pond, Corp. Brubai h, Sergt. Pilkeng- ton; 56, 52 total, 108, THRB INDIVIDUAL SKIRMISH MATCH came off later in the day, and was a very closely contested and interesting one. The wind varied frem 20 at 1 o'clock to 25 miles an hour later in the afternoon, being very strong most of the time; direction, 3 o'clock. As will be seen by the score below, thre of the competitors made the same record, 83 out of a possi- ble hundred. When this is the case, then rank is decided by giving first place to the ones having the fewest 2's, then the fewest 3's and 4's, and so on. It happened very strangely yesterday afternoon, however, that all “three «f those tied had the same numbers until it came to BULL'S BYES, when it was discovered that Lieutenant Merriam had nine bull’s eyes to Sergeant Flynu's seven, 80 to him the superb gold medal of the department statt will be awarded. Moreover, 10 was deducted from Lieutenant Morriam's score for two shots which he mado in excess of the 20 altowable. If it had not been for that, his score would have been 93. This is the exhibit, and a very praiseworthy one it is; ment team to go to Kort Leavenworth begius, with twelve men and two alter- nates, and continues for three days. The contestant who makes the highest score in these three days roceives the depart- ient gold medal, the intrinsic value of which is $100, aside from the elaborate work upon it. — Thousands Say So. Mr, T. W, Atkins, Girard, Kon., writes: I nover hesitate to recommend your Elec- trio Bittors to my customers, they give entire satisfaction and are rapid wellers.” Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine Kuown and will positively gure Kidoey “and Liver complaints, Purily the blood and reg- ulato the bowels, No family can afferd to be without them. They will save hundreds of dollaesin dootr’s bills svory year, " Sold at 50 cents & bottla y 0. F. Goodman. Feal kstato Transfors, The following deeds were tiled for rec- ocord in the county clerk’a office September 24, reported for Tar Bre by Ames' real estate agency: Richard N. Withnell and wife to Patrick Bagloy, q ¢ d, lot 6, purt shued| M sec 32, town 16, range 13, § Patrick Bagloy to Level M Andor» son, wd, lot 7, part let 6, parts } se } 32, 10, 13, 88,086, John I, Redick and wife to James H. :/I(mlmnu, w d, part lot 9, Capitol add, Nellie Johnson and husband to Gunar A. Lindquest, w d, n } lot 15, blk 8, in Kountze & Ruth's add, 8800, Samuel E. Rogors and wifo to Alfred A. Selden, w d, eaat 10 feet of lot 4, and west 45 feet of lot 3, blk 14, Improve- ment Association add, $200. Chaxles Shiverick and wifo to Ella M, Higging, w d, north 150 foot, blk 7, in subdivigion of J. I, Redick's udd, £3.500, D'\I\IJ. Selden and wife and Alfred A, Belden to Charles D, Sclden, w d, und § of 80 feet off the west side of lot No. 2, blk 14, Improvement Association wdd, 81, Sawuel B, Rogers and wifo to David J. Selden, wd, weat 69 feot of lat 4, bk 14, lwprovewwnt Association add, £200, e Republican O Oxana, Nob,, Sept At a wceting of the uq...t.lu.n.,..a. cial disteict central committes held this day pursuant to the call herotofore made, it was * Liesilved, That the judicial conven- tion of the Third judicial discrict be held in the city of Omaha, on the 11th day of October, 1883, at 2 p, m. at the district court house, The delegates from the several coun- ties comprising said convention to be as follows: Burt, 8; Washington, 8; Doug- las, 1 Enrpy, 4 It is recoramended that no proxies be adwitted to the. convention except such A are hwld by |hrwnl reudnng in the | (v counties ich the proxies are given, N J. Buksuax, Chairman, E. W, SimMeraL, Boorehry For 8aLe—Two portable steam boilers, vention, 10-horse power. _ Apply at D. Frrzrarriox's, DY 218 Bouth 16th B4, PEHEGHINATING PUGILISTS. Way fo the Centennial Statc, Blade and Sullivan Expected in To- Night. Although but little had been said day recoived from the esst which an nounced that the three best known pugil- ists in America, Sullivan, Slade and Paddy Ryan, would be in Omaha within the next 24 hours. A Bee reporter who was at the trans. fer during the evening saw the telegrams, which were sent to engage berth in the Pullman car fors the parties, and subse- quently mot the noted Paddy Ryan, who came in on the Rock Island. Ryan was acoompanied by Jim Kane and Parson Davies, . who i3 on his way for a general tour through ~ the west. He goes first to Lendville, where he will play at the Globe theater on the 27th, 28th, 20th and 30th of ptember, and next week be will play one nght in Denver, Following this, engagements will be filled in Pueblo, Sacramento and San Francisco. Prof. William Miller, the well-known wrestler and boxer, who defeated Larry Foley in a contest for the championship of Anstralia, has been sent for and will meet Ryan in San Fran- cisco. Mr. Charles E. Davis, known to the sporting fraternity as the parson accompanies Ryan as man- ager. Mr. Davis has_been manager to Jim Mace, Slade, Paddy Ryan, Eiliott, Capt. Dalton and John L. Sullivan. He also took Daniel O'Leary, the pedestrian, to England with Gayon and Dobler, and is one of the best managers in the coun- try. Ryan will meet Prof. Miller in San Francisco. Kane, who is one of the party on the west-bound train last night, has fought with Prof. Donaldson, Mike Donovan, Steve Taylor, Prof. Doherty and others. He weighs 186 pounds. Ryan is quite fleshy at present, weigl - ing 212 pounds. He carries, however, a complete outfit with him for training purposes and will reduce his weight to 190 pounds before reaching San Fran- cisco. Slade and Sullivan will arrive in Oma- ha this evening via the Northwestern road and proceed west. Tt is a rather curious coincidence that these three noted fighters should all go west at the same time, and the tele- oéuml engaging their sleeping car erths show that one s bound for North Platte, Neb., one for Cheyenne and the other for Den- ver. It looks to the average observer as if there was something of morethan usual intercst on the tapis, and it wauld not be surprising if a quiet fight had been ar- ranged to take place between two of the piities somewliere in the traus-Missouri counyry. e T LEVTERS Remaining uncallod for in the Omaha _post- eitice September 22, 1853: GENTLEMEN, Ahern, L Armstrong, W Auderion A Aldrich 8 A Alden J W Aheles Bussett S Eell S J Boluwnd Babb H W Billings J W Bradley & Co Bluir J 8 Birdsall G Bauld § Burstow W H €O, REG., KCORW. PRIZK. | Bucon H Barnbill W Lient. T, Morriam. ¥ 4th Tnf. 83" modal | Bowers 1V Buarnett 8 Sergt. M. E. Flynn,, I 14th Iuf. 83 Bartlets B Cutler T R Sergt, A. W. Stay..F' 0th Inf. 83 Clark SL Canards T ut. ¥. W, Foster. K 5th Cav. 82 Cantor C Carr F Mus.J.J. Dillery. B'd 7th Inf.” 81 00 | Cuso H P Chubbuck H C Sert. L. Chaplin I 7th Inf." 80 Cubel J Carlson O Corp. . Gregory. Ty Ot Cav, 77 Champenoy J H—32 Cols Bros Cor Deats. 4th Inf, 77 Carr W L, Cawil J Sorgt. koo ith Inf. 76 50 | Cannon T Cuer J P T I' Sth Cav. 76 Colley O L, Christianson M O Priv. C Znckariawn. H 5th Inf. 75 Duley S W Deters I Pr.Ma .M. Waller. ' Ath 73 Darrow W J Direction A La 115 MORNING Duncan H J DeCanp H Bl Demd N Dovin M the competition for places on the depart- | Diozel G Flavi er C French K W ‘arless J M l'inn.n HL Fluharty M - Floming J M Finley Mr Fort J 1 Gil Hnl-ln.ll S B Hawkios J Hawilton J Harvoy P J Heido H Hill & Hauth P Hoar-hman C Jorgenson G Johnsen B M Johnsen J i Jowell E O Johuson R 7 Klousch J P—3 Ihun, ) O Hanis & Jackson Hime B B Hales O R Hedley E C Huycock A Anyden ¢ Hockley o Jausen S B Jolwen C M JimHHI Johusen J G Jumes Mr Kenedy J Kline W C Keller A M. Koaruey A A Kunston O Kellser E KingC E Kincaid J T Kerr W M Kenuedy J I, Leiner 8 Dystal ' l.ulfhl;h J Lewis H Mol aney B Mome W B Mudoriu Mullaney .J D Mearill C W McCure D o McAlpme J McCoy T McKes A Morrison 8 J Marll M W Morgan G W McKinnon M Maruey 5. A Mulliuger W R McCullers W P Mohun H K Now J Niwmet M NottG W N Nowman W H Olson I 0'Couner M Ogle T Montague M Miller I' B Modros W2 Maguire H Mills G P Neivble F—2 Newkitk G V :nlmn JD 0'Day P O'Brivn J Overton W B Porter B 8 Paquette J Pelion G 8 Petterson C A Pelton L, paon oJ woud J B Rolussir G R Rows K -2 a5 K Handall R R Rooper I 8 Ross 5 lh- auy AL M Wiohards H J Liolimson J Bogers W H lt.m FW awloy K Rrasell R Reinsen M—2 Ruiceor W ituss W H Kobertson W C Staven ¥ Schilzo A Louden A StClur M D Suudm Sager A Suall Swirk A Stewart J N s Sweed H U Shephord & Beow 5 8 Summers J 8 ' H oy P 1, Tl T Yo Flest 11 . vfimnfl," Wylie Mr Watkin A A Warks L Wilso Wi rh{hl " M Wieser bt (l E \'ou koffer 0 E FOUKTH CLASS MATTER. Ida C Dahlstrom Miss L Goldaberry LADLES LIST. Abbott Mis N Benedict Miss L Billister Mise A Biers Miss A Beal Mrs K Ball Miv M The Paddy Ryan Cnmh tion on Their ' about tho matter telegrams were yester- | DBanister Mr« A Burgess Mrs It Bland Miss R | Barr Mrs. G Bishop Mrs K Bowman Mrs F Bohan Mis B Butler Mr- 11 Cunningha .. Durfeo Mis Fowler \In K Frank Mrs | Hinckley Nirs J 1. Horum M Howard Miss ¥ Jones Mre A Knapp Mrs ¥ W La lunR Miss C S irs A Irs GG Mellqvest Mrs A ' MoNeal Misy Murphy Mrs T Morton Mrs M Moercer Mra & Femee Mis A Parker Mis T Ryan Mrs L, b Gould Mra C A Halton M Hardin B Hostrup A Jones Mrs I Kirkendall Miss M Leonard Miss 1t eas Mry N ndholm Miss A Sillhp Mrs M McRobbie Mrs 3 Morrison Mra I, att Mrs M A MraC B Norris Miss M cen Mish § 1 H Idon M J tang Mins I Settith Miss It nons M S k Mrs L L lman B Walluc W n.lun ,;,.“ M C Winberg Miss D Warner G Onas. K. Cortanr. Postmaster SAPPEARANCE. MYSTEL A South Omaha Man Believed to Have Been uynched. A few weeks ago a merchant doing business in South Omaha, and Pacific strets, disappeared in a mys- terious manner. on Seventh He had been dealing in boots and shoes and dry goods and finally concluded to go to Texas, He started for the “Lone Star” state and his wife heard nothing of him for quite a while. The Chicago Inter-Ucesn of a recent date contains an account of the lynching of # man bearing the same name and it is believed that the South Omaha merchant is the party re- ferred to. His stock has been taken in ge by the firm of J..J. Brown & and unless some news is received of , soon will he disposed of in the usual manner, > Co. it L Ak your druggist for Redding's Russin Salve, ~ Keep it in tho house in case of acci- dents. Price 25c. - —— A TORCHLIGH I PROCESSION. The Germans Will Celebrate Their Bi-Centennial Becomingly. A meeting of the German citizens of Omaha was held in Turner Hall Sun- day afternoon to arrange for the proper celebration of the bi-centennial anniver sary of the arrival of Germans in this country. It was resolved to have a grand torchlight procession of all the German societies in this eity on the evening of the Gth of October, followed by an en- tertainment at the Turner Hall, when thero will be speeches, tabloaux vivants, voeal and instrumental music, and a ball. Another meeting will be held Sunday afternoon to perfect arrangements. The following committees were made yes er- day: On arrangements: John Baumer, Philip Andres, George Stratman, 0. F Kun'z, W. Boehl, M. May, August Do- chme, George Schimidt, Ed Kouster, Ed. Wi |L‘|g, John Brandt, ¥. Schuake, On speeches: Chas. Kaufmann, Jacob Hauck. F. Schnake. On Historical Tableaux: Philip An- dres, A. Rosenzweig, John Bruve bl’hCIAL NOT I(Jhb arSpeclals will Positively not be )nnaned unless paid in advance. TO LOAN- uon.y ONEY TO LOAN—The Omaha Savings Bank is V1 new prepared to make loany on Omaha city or Douglas county real estate at current rate of interest. No connmi-sion charged. B o M “Thomas, room 8, Crelgnvm Blook. M NEY LOANED— On A Drask illing. F () inve-t & small amount of capital in & | usn which will pay 160 per cent. Real ertate received in exchange, Tnquire of Louisbury and Martin 8. W. cor 1ith and Farnam 702-24§ M Sreper ¢ 10 LOAN—. T, num, uth 141 HELP WANTEU. oans on chattel [ “vmw-:n “Four good brick mavors, ¥0 work om None but the court house at Mlt. Ayr, lowa best necd apply. it B. Allen, Mt. WA ok \\% W V show the officer and i e, 0od man 10 dn the heavs ANTED - Dining room girl at 1617 or 1894 itol avenue. 5% Iarney St. bot 128h 0ok t Must bo able ¢ oo recony one tiows, Only two in family, work. Wages §30 4 sonth. Addrees “F.C," oare of Cupt. Quiun, Fort Onalia, 5 20 Neb \\’..,‘..‘ frurd sreete 706 W ANTED-Cook, Isundress, and glrl for ‘-nanl 5 housework. Inquire at City Hotel, 80526 W ANTED—A gil tor aunoral fannily of two. Good wagor, 104 8. 25th Bt o1 TANTED—Thres uwn of good addre-s to sell Cali n; hnulll 8 goods. Btewdy employment. 10th A ~oung wan of 18 to board with \ ANTED - parents, o clean up and attend p ol N. 10th stret, two and one-half blocks south of At. Mary’s avenne. et \\ ANV DA good woman clerk. Must b th onghily con; etent, ahout 49 years old, of & size, fair looki g and of ' pleasant woman can hear of & good ituath addrosing Ti844 VW ANTED “Agy Countyn the state of Nibrasks, t or standard Works, ex ceptional inducements given to llve akents. AJnhu . or call on me at the ¢ reightun House nisha ) Jno. K Short state agent ‘\ ANTED- At the Canfield House, 50 table bord e nnJ can turnish 81 boade: ith rowms and board W. 1, MoCOY, Froy rietor. 78425 W ANTED - Immediatel fiela's Overall factory. ey etroe, 8 thor. 25 o amstresson at Co Btoady work. 1107 (¥ “vurn\ ~Good girls for good famill wages. Apply immediately at smp bureau £17 N. 16th rt. No. oiios tee. “’ANI‘ID Ene'rnlr men to sall our nursery st ck; unequa led facilition; Liveral induice vents, Pike County Nurseries, Loulsiavs, Mo. T4 "/A‘(Tl'l;;-ohh at the Slaven Hotel 10th strees. WANTEs-as §20d cont make Taetet wu;fm Tady ag: or A new un woft, fexinle :’.'::.....:‘.‘::....u Targe profite with star.p, “Tadios’ Ut T06-3m attel mortgage, room 7 18441 LA FEW DAYS— An opportunity (0 Laundry eirl and dishwasherat Omaln 0 to Fort McKinney Washing done out,and a =Two g1l wi the Steai Laund Nt house work in & A good girl at corner 2ith and Mason | 910 p-r month,~ An excellant opportunity fr & poor “‘ANTMI b No. 1038 Sherman avenue. MRS.J. M. COUNSMAN. s for_Infants and Children. Castorinpromotes Digestion and overcomes Flatulency, Constipa: tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feverishness. It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine, ‘What cures their fevers, Tihat ives our Chikirenroey chosks, £os them When babies fret and ery by tus What cures tholr mllv?qum,lhull-‘r“’m t Castoria, What quickly cures Conmipntlnn. Sour Stomach, Colds, T ndigeation, § Ct\rl:\tlr\flndln‘:nnHmmplmhol‘hfl:lrvn that But Castoria, recommend It as superior to cript Fa known 1o me. L A. ARctikn, O Dty R O et 82 Portland Ave., Drooklyn, N, Yy, | C0%t0r Ol and Paregoric, an, 1) o autortat CENTAUR LINIMENT—-an absolute cure for Rheuma~ e UL RS tism, Sprain s, Galls, &e. The most Powerful and #ene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man, SIX-EUH]] SPI][IL E[lTT[lN IS ENTIRELY The Product of American Industry ! PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD FOR HAND AND MACHINE SEWING. Full assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by HENRY FUHRMAN, Fremont, Neb. __BITUATIONS WANTED, “'A\'rrn Situation as sssstant book-keeper, OR SALE—Splendid cook stove, nearly new, 220 3, 4% streat, second floor, 760+ ~*_CAL MARTIN. \OR SALE—Two story heuse, 7 1 roome, wost rmnc, on ¥ark & enue, city w.w et p, $3,800. 767-20 I(IVKII B BELL. \OR SATE—Six room house ou 18th St. §2.7¢0, Six roum house new, 100 feet from Park ave. wan of 2. «lerk o light porter, by & youn D.” thls office. Can give security. Address 776.24) LIRS Fmp oyment by & good Gen Ay L --ner“l th 5t VW ANTED-Situstion by a firet clave umnle o0k, in a pri Call at 1608 Ohiefpcess) bck of 08-248 ADIES O YOUNG T _city o country o 4 take nice, light and pleasant work at their own 82 to §5 a day easily by mail, no canvassing; n s¢ widress Heliablo Man'f'g. 500, Six room house B4th St. south of Creighton College, 1.800. 758-t AMES, 165 6 Farnam. Fou S TLE—Twe beautiiul acre lots near Academy of Sac ed Heart, Bargain, 2,800, Forty cres improved, near Omaba, to trade for . | tarm land. Good Timber claim ln Whesler county to trade for clty proporty. ull Iot, corner, 3 houser, rents for $50, 15th and Cass, cnnp. 1\m~ BIH(IVEK & BELL. JOR SALE—Ono good rond horso and harness. Aleo good road tast, cheap. Inquire of M. L, Hurd at Cooper's, 14t atrect. 730 JOR SALE Tiiree of the bt residence sites in the city, 2 with houses, ¥ in 7 minutos walk of postottice. PECK, X Opposite Postoftios. itleman and wi house. Kent free, and b iberal indu emens. Adare NOR SATE —Restaurant an | stock of groceries in ons of the best county seat towns in eastern Ne- braska A number ono chagics fur & man of ener Anhlrwn"}' JT lk# Dllwa 21 I 0L SALE—Twe portable boilers, 10 horse power. L Anply ai §D. FITZPATRICK, 218 South lfilh filreeL Two lots, desirablolocation and choay , on good terms. Inquire at thi itablo for light L. " Bee otheo. AOR RENT 1014 Wobste connectes. ¥7.00 per S11-t} ‘un MLN Good business chances 16t L MARBLE. X 224 and Da- K10-20§ venport streef r, Bahmann 4 this office. [ OR BALE—A clean toc gain. ontleman and wife or gentlemon. FEasy ter Addres M. J. Wurk Mitora, '%ub, Hot and Cold water. All conveniences. _8i-qmy \CR X!Al l—hnu farm close to '.Ilu city. o BAS:t PECK, Opposite P. 0, lmu RENT—A handsome suit of room without board. Also single room, 1815 Dodge CATI‘I FOR BALE— 300 yearling heifers. 200 fwo year old heifers. 400 mixed calves, October delive 00 head & wteers, O:tober ¢ lolivery. 700 hend two and three year old steern. Towa stook. NT—A cottage Iih fous paarad cehar) +0 t water at $14. per mouth. Inquirs south 15th St ¥ STRANGE BRO'S, sl L Cattlo Contractors, 1ide, Wool and Tallow dealers, l I’ 410, to 830 por month. Storos | Sioux City, lowa. 308-1m and rooms o ront. Gty a4l lence for #alo 8500 | TNOR SALE—A first class e hand top bu wpward. V. b inall partsof city, Faimlands Call ot 1319 Harne for sule or ¢ Y01 SALE~Residonce and Dusinioas prop: [ all parts of Omaha, sad Farm Lands in a1l parte " | of tho State. BEDFORD & SOUEI - 793-tf 213 B. 14th Bt bet. Farnam and Do DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Full “and three dwollings corner of 11th and Pacifio streots, ot In south Omaha. Also 160 acres of land Santon, Nebrasks, and building wid stock ot clothing No. 804 Tenth stroet. | exchange for Nobraska farm lands. Further particulars at Geo, H. Potorson's Clothing Btore, 804 Teath streot. IHeal Estate Ag l“ RENT--From 10to 15 h rent, an elegant new houseol to tho 1ight party in Park ave. 1R, voun 20 Omaha Nat, Bank DOR RENT—With board, & furnished T room B & bath room at 17 NOR GENT B ng Jones aud Leavenworth. Toet, butweon 761-26} 01t BAl B o OR RENT—Neatly furnished eottage of seven | T rooms with modern lnprovements. No. 2448 Du\elwarl street. All Inuuuméu'nmmnn \lus “JULIA ~CHTCODER, Chicago, the most pow- VL rtul magnetic healer, locates il pain and: dis- gate, Oures ll thosegiven up by other phuiclans. Consultation fros '+ coruer 15th and Capitol ave, HRoom 3. 806-29§ S’muu “FOR RALE_ Consisting of confectios Fruits and Fancy Notions. Also fixed for taurant, Good cellar and well. - Building 20187, o sory. "Dolng a good businow. G of mla, wank %0 50 out of business, - Add 6. I COREY, Oakland, Neb. AOR RENT- A new house, wl, clstern and cellar. Haniilton near hrie strook, hear red oar dine, Kent $/6. Inquire on premisew. 710-254 —House of ulEm roon OR RENT—House with § rooms 2 stosos and brick busement. pleasant surroundings, No. 20 ol 13 Popple n Park e [nauire L J, Lemingou Fopylelon ot ST i e £ out of tne clty, apply 0 PECK'S o “Nicely furninhed rooms for the winter, Aytoay Oty Inquire b eadh 8140 16¢h BY. Detwean DOUEIAS & | meomictimmrmemeeeeeeee oy OPPOSHS P. O, Dodge. 7081 lcun RENT—The commodions 12 room house with stable, ete,, on N. W. corner 20th and Caming streets, now occupied by Charles F. Manderson. Ine quire upon premises until October 15t, when possess- lon will be given. Auction sale of house bold goods Thureday, Sept. 274, u Fnu RENT-—Threo new storos, cor. 10th nad Jones streets Enquiro of Mrs, T. Kenue-y, B. K. cor, 10th and Jac LR NOR RE MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION. ALIST, 408 Tenth stroet, between Farnam end Har. oy, will, with the aid of gusrdian spirits, obtata far doo of th past and srn’-fll. ant v the fature. £3) 11and son, T Swall cottage, 824 8. 28d, near Loav: th 91 por ot T J. Fitkmorriy; 612 L nd basernent. Furnam stroct. Elevator 20-1mo nn Howand atrect, Setwoon T5uh aud 164 stracte: Inquire ut Bushman's dry goods store, 31u ot Furnished room. Inguire ab Hospe's music and art store, Dodge street. 3001 MOR RE T—Brick store. Inquiré at drug stors, oor. 10th and Douglas rtreet. 304 [ RENT=Tw ioors sud bas attached. 1507 Faruam street. MOR RENT--Furnished and \ullur'xmlmd rooma. Fine location. FPECK, Opp. P. 0. Bo0-11 301t RENT— Rexidences and store buildings. BED. ' ER, Real Estate Agonoy. Office t, botween Faruam aud Dou; " Elevator voM FOR BALE, DOKBAT iy cast front, corvers on slley, block north S, Mar; nue, near the Juw Brivge residence. Inquire at the B. & M. Ticket s, 138 and Farnam. ¥7-1m® [0k BA ¥ e A el g ot 0 S0 R tiona. 18 good lote, $350 each, $25 cash payment, balance E—Four houses and lot Absolutely Pure. man 0 got home. A nice 11 room house on 19th, fronts east, full lot, G |l of shrubbery, barn, buggy ahed, etc.’ & raré bargain, Easy berms. Price, T povder uever varien. o marvel of purty, Lot 1 in block 16, 1 Hanscom Place. A beautitul aud wholesomenws. More economical thad lot, east front and corver It. Price 735, ouly ,§235 th- ufllmv) hinds, and canuot be sold i comyetition cash. Lot is worth $660. Satista-tory reasons for | with the muiltitude'of low beat, short welght, sluost selling. ROLLINS & MOTTER, hosphate powder. Sold oaly in cens. Royal Bake e Rooim 0, Omaba Nedioual Bask, wier Ce., Wall Btrest Now York.